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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-04-02
SIR 2sa,t- ,tao 2N0eef- S6reinsr,
36mie0e 1tn0 S6fouer.

Gin ~ponitdnbiges 2ager bon 0an6s
tuerfs5eusen unb Gerdtbi9aften finbet
man bel Sips 6 9aarmattt II,
80. Is uub 20 Commerce 8 StraBe.
9ie Mitslieber Der Girma baben srtnb.
li@e 2euntniB biefes @ef@dftes unb
MAIDEN es f@ sur Mufgabe, ben Mnfors
beruugen i6rer 2unben In ieoer @eiIe
gere6t gu tueroen. Sbre Geelitdt III
tpoblbefannt unb fs lafen fi6 in Bill
ligfeit her preiie BON feiner anbern
5irma iibertrehen. Meferi6miebs
tuaareu, Betting uno Rubber pading
in GROCER ausmabl.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-04-02
California Weine.

WeinIiebbaber finben elm eroBes &as
ger bon feinen California Weinen bel
9errn s. s. Meper am alamo
pla3a. Serr Meper iu@t bic Meine
an 9rt unb STEELE aus unb farft brett
aus BEN Seller Ter Mein3i9ter. als
sutem Renner eelinst es Tim tets, bic
beiten Sorten a%usSup6blen. St fann
feline 2unben un6 Gamilien NIT einenl
guten Sropfen berieben. Rotb= unb
WeiBweine in bOraigli6er Qualitdt
bon iebt ab $1.00 per @alone = frei
ius 6aus geliefert.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-04-02
sa Bite eapinsiudt unbetlbar2

Man Ieie baS Iadfebenoe: SER 6. s.
Morris in Newarf, Arfanias, iast: sd lag
an 2unsen . @bfeeien fdper oarnieosr, unO
meine Grsunbe unb bic Nertte ~ertldrten mid
fir unbsilbar f@winofii6tis. Da fling i4 on,
Or. atugS neues S@tpinblnttsmittel gu &c.
brau9su. SEPT babe i@ bic brittle 6laide unb
bin bereits i'm Stanoe, bic arbeiten auf meinsr
Garm tpieber au iiberpaden unb gu beaufiG-
tisen. 60 III bic bette Mebicin, bic es esben
fann!@
SeTe Mibblepart in Decatur, Sbio, fdreibt
,@enn i9 nidt Or. Sings neues Sdhpinb.
fu9ts. Seilmittel sebran6t bate, mare i'd idlon
lange meinem 2uugenleiben erle9en. Die aer5te
batten mid beretts anfsessben. Sept bin i'd
bel beitem @oblletu."
@robeFaf6en fret in Der apotbste bon u.
Dreih.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-04-02
DIT Aatnr Bethlehem

Sa Der Wieberberfellung ~erfranfter ODER
rsTbraudter @epebe, bas 1T allies, ,uas
eise arSnet tbun tanu. Sci 9uusenleiber,
iuie @rtalt'R1g, MISUNDERSTANDING unb
@as5eDruug, e~rt3iinoet iid INNER 3uerf bic
Sbletmbaut, bann rerftopfeu fib bic Suit
5elen in Der 2unge, unb bic 9olgen finS
Suberfeln nno 5ulett 3eritorung Der &c.
toebe. 9arals sebt berpor, oab Die Qnftz
rObrendfe ntdt beilen f0nusu, bis Der rets
aesoe SniteH eutfernt 1T. aber's Gberrs@
Yectorql
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-04-02

- 2aBt gu@ ni9t tduf6eu bur9
niebere preife fiir Nrbeit, tpel@e better
als irgenb cine in Seras geliefert tpirb,
ionbern berftigt gu6 nod Gala.
10 ans pbotograpbif6em Itelier, go.
Alb OfsS oufon.5 traBe, mo gu9 quite
unb sufrieoeufelenbe Mrbeit gu reeaem
Preile garantirt tpirb.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-04-02
Sdmade uuo finoerloie Trauerr

foaten nidt bsrapeifeIn, ionbern @atb nnS Be-
lebruns aus einem 8u6e l@Opfen, ourd mel
Dies Saufenbe innerbaIb ~iiraefer Belt ibre boae
@eiunbbeit pteber erIanst nnb ben ein3iaen
munfd ibres Ssr3ens in Grfllnng, geben a..
ben. Das nit Sielen ardnfenseidi9fen er.
I~duterte, reidIi@ aussetattete neueite Mert
pirb GRATIS anb franco berfdtdt bon Der
prtbate GIttie & D~tSpeni6rb. 10 q.
8uuftuu Gtr., Neiu'Dcrf, VI. y.
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9r. meb. Wops, praftii@er
Mr3t. Office 1T Der Mlbini' i9en Mpos
tbete, SO. 215 alamo Plasa. SeIez
pbsn 299. San Mntenio, Seras.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-04-02
Die vSrete preHe fir gesas''
bat 1ot auem oeMtf@ 3 te1antf@en
3stttuees ots ar6ete abonnstatet,,
tabI.
9ie nMptine" sur Mils'i@em
Sarifs 8iQ.

~W% &tNS
G9on iebt erfdbrt man beffimmte
Gin3elnbsiten iiber bic Begrtinbung,
NIT fpel9er Der Mius'i9e @efeb .gnts
uutf aur &ebucirung Der Bunoes.
ginfinfte bonn Musf9ufe fur Mittel
unb Meee benz &eprdientantenbauie
auseitelt peroen uirb.
Diefe yMotipe"-,pie man i'm beutl1.
ldmbif9en Parlamsnts Sargon iagen
tptirbe -tno 5iemli9 tpeitf9meifig unb
ger1.ben bin unb tpieber in cine merit
tpiirbig lprii6sfentimentale Sonart, mie
man biefelbe bel bsrartigen S1rifts
fideu nidt gemobnt 1T.
Dieter 8eri1t = Der nathrIiM auss
idliebli6 bic Nni6ten Der bemotras
tii9en Maioritdt iener Gommiifou
gum Nusbrud brinat = beginnt nit Der
@ontatirung Der 8batfa9e, boB id
bic ueberf9hi1e Der ginmabmen bes
Bunbes fiber bic Iusgabeu mdbrenb
bes berfoHenen G%istaljabres auf $55,.
600, 900 beliefen, unb bab fi6 bteielben
anl S1lufe bes laufenben Ginan3=
iabres auer Mabri9einli6teit nod auf
minbefteus ISL, 900, coo beIaufen piirs
ben.
gs mirb Johann auf bic ~fernere,
tibrigens Don Shenandoah betrittene
Sbatfa6e btneemiefeu, ooB auf bieie
Meile-b. b. bel INNER GROCER tuerben=
ben @innabmeu uno fih itets serrins
gernben Nussaben--f9 idlieBIi9 IN.
gebeure Summen I'M Bunbesl9abe
onftauen mfbten, bic benz umlaufe
entaogen merbeu unb tppburh benz Sc.
i6dftsleben bes san3er 2anbes Bit
t6uerfen S9dbigungen sugeftgt tuer.
ben mifen.
Da tnirft fi6 nun gang bon ielbit BIZ
! 6rage arf: rWie fann bieiem llebel.
ffan6e a~beebolfen merben?" Ser Som.
m~iifionsberi1t beantportet bieie Gragl
auf folsenbe Meiie: ,gritens, in6em
man bic Befeuerling auf bas ftir BIZ
Betfreit1ng Der Musgaben g~eniigenbs
MaB rebucirt,5 ober: 3peitens, inoem
man bic Nusgaben auf bic 96be bei
Steuers unb 3oa grtrdge berauf'
f1raubt.
Wie f6on bic Ga6ung beg 8eri9tes
aeigt, tpia man bon DER stpeiteu M,t bel
8erbinberung zines SURPLUS burd
Bermenbung Der bprbanbener
afittel abfolut Ni1ts tpifen. SIS beibt
ba ndnti1 pbrtliG rNtarr miibte be
groBe Summen betpiuigen fiji unniib'
9inse, BLOB UNI bic ueberI9IHe los3i'
uerben, far bic iebe perniinftise uni
legitime 8ertpenbungsart febltl"
So? Wdre berQlusbau unierer tpurm.
ft@igen Bunbesflotte, tpdre bic Grid.
tung bon 6afens unb &iftenbefeftisun.
| gen, bic OVERWHELMING bon Dam
| pferlien unb bic BON Der BlairsBil Der.
langte @ubFbiirung Der etaatsl9uIer
etua unberniinftig unb ilegitim2 Sr
ben Augen Der bemotratif@en Staten.
redtler mag bos uobI in 8eaug auf ben
lebtgenannten punft Der Sail fein, &c.
gen bic itbrigen Puntte- t6nnter bof
ater aud fe faum ettpas ein3utperben
baben. Wun, einerIei, bon bie1em
Mustuuftsmittel min tueber Meius nod
bic Maioritdt bes Nusfdufes fir Mits
tel unb Wege @tmas mifen, ia, man
meint fogar In benz 8eri1te, baB burf
bic 8efuIgung bieier politit algemeirte
Rptrupiion einreiBeu piirbe, fotpie cine
i@ ielbF auf bas pripat : 2eben er.
fredenbe Generalization.
Oa bleibt alto aur bic gtnuQhme.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-04-02
OELRICH'S & 90.
2 NomIino @reen Me,r N

z Ucmlii8 Wreen, yteiD Y)ert
B. 5. gouns, 6. @riefenbed, eaao q
S1meIser unb 8. g. MacsQamdra, no. .2S6
Commensurate, Mgenten fir Gan Nntonie.
s. @unse & Co., Gsenten fur guero.
q. @nhet, M9ent fur S9ulenburs.
Mfoie Hapbael, Msent fir Soufon.
@lemer8 G Gauit unb Grnt G6erf, Nae1.
ten fir STEM, BraunfeIs.
8. 8Sttder, asent far @eimar, 9eyas.
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Sdnftt9t unb 6eilt

BITE ent5inoeten @ebaute, tbut Ser Mbniite
saus Gtnbalt, nnb binterldbt feline nattbeis
ligen 6olgen. 9aber i6dst ttan es b0ber
ais ollie anSern ipecifiden 2unsenarSe
neier.
6. .. girbp BON B~artonspile, st.,
iareibt: oSor bier Sabren eriGltete i'd
MIDI btftig nno 5og mir einen f9redliden
Ssuite1 81. SD ipar Iebr franf urtb lir1gez
tabr pier Monate an bas 8ett gebunoen.
Grlbltd erfldrte mir Der Mrst, i'd babe Die
4us5ebruilg, uflo er f0nre mir nidt helfen.
Gtner meiner Na6baren rietb ntir, ei1eu
Serluf NIT Mper'S @berrbs Electoral III
maiden. Sd folgte benz Static, urt che
i6 Die <erite 6laife gang nerbraudt bate,
tpar idJ ipobl, rnb babe MID ieitbem timer
in gutter @eiunbbett ~beiunoen."
Ilonso 9. Saggett bon gmprra Wins,
Me., idreibt: ugor feds Sa6ren tpar i'd
9anoelsreiienoer, uno litt 3u ieuer jSeit an
einem
9nngen=9eiOen,
Monate lang tonute i'd Madts nidt
i9lafen. Seltem fonnte i'd mid uieberlee
gen, fiiblte mid balfig benz Gritiden nabe,
unb tpar oft genDtbigt, mir in Der freten
9uft grbolung at iu9en. Sd lieB mild
bereoen 4per'S @herr1sBectoral Sl nebnten,
unb oa8 balf mir. Ser fort9eieste Sc
braud oesielben bat mid b%olftdnbig ges
beilt uro, tpie i'd CLAUDE, mir bas aeben
gerettet.
Nper's gberrD=8eetoral,
8ubsrsitet pon
DR.. S. 6. aper & Co., aopeu, MaH.
Sn allen apOtbe,en sa baben. greis 81; feas
SIaiden, s..
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1sT Bros. liefern bic
beften nnb btaigffen Drudfa@en. .@ebt
au ibnen.
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= Ma6t Cure Beiteaunger fir Sta.
9elbrabt, glattei 9rabt, gifenble9,
Rupferble9 unb 26tbe BET piper &
6 @uItbeB 249 Marfet Ctr.
6part @elb Mub 3eit.
8arantie far riebrigffe Marftbreiie.
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Sr Sbr fpart @eIb, tpenr ibre Cure
9rudia@en BEL Sobnon 8sos.
anfertigen ldBt.
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Sabr<Ylan
aranias Yaf Balm.

-Nbfabrt-
8on San Mntonio nod Sal.
befon.......-....10 ub, Yormgs.
gon San Intonio mad 2err=
bile 4.30 Na6m.
Won San Mntonio mad Corpus
@brtffi. L ubr Ma6mgs.
-Mnfunft-
Sn San Nntonio bon Sal
befon ..-....-.....7 l1br Qben6s.
Sn San Nntonio BON Gerr=
bile ..11.45 Wormgs,
IN SON Mntonio bon Corpus
Gbafi. ubr Na9m.
International & @reat Nortbertt
8abn.
-Wbfabrt-
Sn 16rbl. &i@tung lib Morgens
utb..- -......6.15 Mbents.
gta9 2arebo .....--~...11.15 Norm.
81 tt
Tom Norben ....-....11 ubr Borm.
urb.-...>..........1 1890 NaMts,
Non 2are6o ...........5.30 Mben6s.
@outbern Yaeiicz (snniet) Balm.
-Mbfa5rt-
Jta1 Often .......-...8.45 Morgeus
uttb a. Ok Mnmmne
9ta9 Weten ........12 nbr Mittags.
-Infunt-
Bonn Snen..........11.30 8ormgs.
uao- ..5.35 NQ1tt.
8om Meften. 1855 Nadmos.
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B0- 3ebn Gents gintritt gum 8 a.
bion Z Eeater.
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WAGNER & cHAB0T.
0rSftes ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
iH. Stante.

@srte1an. nnb @Ias. Barren aus allen 2an.
sgru, 2alnbeu. SoIawaaren. 8eieu, Biirften,
3le9.Ssat.@ oaren, giSf9rdRfe, @afer.
fiblsr, #etroIeumsD efeu ufp. uiw. aip.
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sar Geinite unb bilisfte Srudia'
den BET S on Drss.
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20 nj. $. Omtterfibe E, 1886
OF. 9oufon>5 traBe, plumbers, Sos
unb Steam : Gitters, baIten fi9 benz
publifum fir lle in ibrGa6 f6lagenben
Mrbeiten empfoblen unb berfpre9en
prompte Beiorgung aller N~uftrdge.
2ronleu@ter, @as' GiTtures, 8qbetpans
men, @loiets &C. ifets OH 9anb.
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1,76O.OOO

YaFasiere baber nit ben Dompfern bee
Ncrboeutf&en 2tOhb bic .Sfeife aber's
Meer fiber unb gut aurndseJe9t. Wes
gen Yreiie unb weiterer Snformotiou
nenbe man l1@ an
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NRDEBTseHERlL{m
bremen
NEW-Y0RKl

SDneuoampffrfdbrt!
Surge Gee &eiis in neun Suaea
apii4en
8remsen astto Wetp 0orf
Die berabmteu s&neubampfer
AlIer, Trave, Saale, Ems, Elder,
Werra, Fulda, Elbe, Lain.
snnuabenbs unb @ittpo9s bsM
8seAeu.
sonuabeaos aab Mitinn&s bsn
Neu Oarf.
Bremen 1T iebr bequeul far Reifenbe
selesen unp BON Brer1ett aus Tam man
in iehr furaer 3ett fdmmtli&e st6bts
Oeutidlanbs, Osferreihs unb Der
S9mei3 esreiden. Die GGneHbumpfer
bes Worbeutiden 9lopD fnb nit beiOnbe.
rer Beradfdti9uns Der 3rii&enbe6s,
BafaSiere unb 5peiter gaiite ) Balls.
siere sebaut, baben bphe gerbede, Dor.
3aslide gentitatiou urb cine ausaesei&.
nete gerplesuns.
.Wfehr QtS
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Der 8ettungssGnter III 3x
baben betnl gudbdnbler Rte. EenqA,
Sc. 218 @cmnaereefr06e, Gun Hntsnis.
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raa saaRlEs 4. voaElER CO., ssiino,s. Nd.
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I. HUTn q sonN,
bic aIie uub bepdbrte
6ifen> Z 6Dlamaaren<,

8arbsIb y. GatsesssG assbtuag,
as6, cas- uub 2so Start. etra5e,
Can Autonic ........---.... Eeras
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1888-08-18
CONDENSED TELEGRAMS,

| CARELEssNRss on the part of an engineer
caused collision between two 20" freight
trains on the 18th and entailed a total loss
of $4,000.
| A REUNION of ex.Confederate soldiers
was held at Pittsboro, Miss, on the 11th,
at which 1000 persons were present.
The first bale of new cotton was re-
ceived at Atlanta, Ca, on the 11th. 1t
weighed 400 pounds and brought II cents.
| DISPATCH from the mayor of Way
| cross, Ca, pronounces untrue the rumors
that yellow fever has appeared there.
Waycross has established rigid quaran-
| tine against all infected districts.
THE o. l. Luce Manufacturing Company,
engaged in the production of wire cloth at
West Nashville, Tenn, made an assign
ment on the 11th. The assets are placed
at about $3.50, 900, while the liabilities are
about $500, 1000.
THE river and harbsr bill became law
without the Presidents signature. The
President stated that while the bill con-
tanned items 10 which he could not sign
bis approval, the great bulk of the work
provided for is 30 important to the best in
teEssts of the country that he was unwill-
ing to obstructit by veto.
JOE LEWIS, charged with the murder of
Miss Auxier, in Morgan county, KY, at
which time he eveded the officers, returned
to his home three weeks ago, and an
nounced that he would turn States evil
dence, after which he disappeared sud-
denly. On the 10th his body was found
with two bullet holes in the back of his
head, evidencing that he had been killed.
THR number of acres which will be for
feited by the land-grant railroad COM
panies in the event of the passage Of the
House bill now before the Senate is over
81 ,0O0, 900.
THE bill granting the Pensacola and
Memphis railroad company the right of
wav through the States of Tennessee,
Mississippi, Alabama and Florida and
through the military reservation at Pensa-
cola, Fla, was reported favorably to the
Senate on the 10th.
THE sales OF public lands In this country
for the fiscal year lsS7-S8 amounted to SILL
OO5,O0o. compared with $9,o0e,O0o for the
year previous, and $5,000,000 for each of
the two preceding years.
An unprecedented rainfall occurred at
Columbus, Ga, on the 10Th, and resulted
in peculiar accident. A train on the
Mobile & Girard railroad struck sand
bank six inches deep. The engine was
turned over and four cars telescoped. The
boiler Of the engine exploded. Strange to
to say, Engineer Hoffman escaped with
slight scalds, and Fireman Packer with q
dislocated shoulder.
HENRY MAAsES, a white man fifty years
old. is In Jail at Birninghana, Ala. charged
with criminal assault on a girl four
years old.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1888-08-18
A LUCKY GUARD.

He Onends FL. Employer and is Dis
charged, But Makes Powerful Friends.
NEW York, Aug 11.-When young
James g. Blaine, his wife and Walker
Blaine arrived at South Ferry yesterday
evening, after their Japhet's trip in
search Of a father, in company with the
Young Mems Blaine Club of Chicago, the
whole party ascended to the elevated
railroad structure, intending to board
Sixth Avenue train. Mrs. Blaine was es-
corted by Colonel Ayles. of Chicago, and
amid the confusion incident to the arrival
of large numbers OF visitors to Conev
Island, MIR. Blaine became separated from
his party. Mrs. Blaine and the Chicago
boys got safely on board the train, and it
was not until it started that Mr. Blaine
was missed. At the moment he came
running up the platform, and Mr.. Boards
ley called upon the guard to stop the car
for Mr.. Blaine. The guard thought it was
James g.. ST., for he pulled the cord and
stopped the train. The superintendent
then came running out Of his office and
refused to allow the gates to be opened
and ordered the guard TO go ahead.
The Chicago boys were very much ex-
cited, and lively time was anticipated.
Mr.. Beardsley then called out TO Young
Blaine to climb over the gate, and, al
though the train was moving and it was
dangerous feat he complied and was
dragged over the gate by his hosts. Be-
fore the train got away, however, the
superintendent called out to the guard:
"You are discharged for pulling the bell.
cord Twill relieve you at the other end.n
The guard, who seemed to be very cley.
er sort of fellow, felt the loss of his po-
sition keenly, but Mr.. Blaine gave hi M his.
card and informed him that he would be-
taken care of. Several of the gentlemen
from Chicago expressed determina alton
of personally soliciting Mr.. Hahn to keen
the guard in his position.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1888-08-18
DR.. SETH PANcosr, of Philadelphia, it

was stated, on the 9Th, had located the
| wreck of an English sloop-of- war which
went down in 1898, with $40, 000,0 600 in gold
| and silver on board. The doctor has
spent 900 in the search.
| THE Oaths bill passed its third reading
| by a vote of LAT to so, in the British House
| of Commons, on the 9th. In the House of
Lords, the Parnel1 Commission bill was
read for the first time.
RECENT reports from Switzerland give
| accounts of immense damage by the
floods at all the holiday resorts. The
Easements Of the hotels were filled with
water, which had to be pumped out.
A TELEGRAM was received by Surgeon
General Hamilton, from Manatee, Fla,
on the 9th, stating that one person had
died from yellow fever at Palmetto, op-
poslte Manatee. Four new cases had been
found, making a total of thirty mine.
ON the 9th the Duval County Ella. }
Board Of Health officially announced the
prevalence of yellow fever tending to as
sumo an epidemic form.
MOBILE, Ala, declared quarantine
against Jacksonville, Fla, on the 9th.
A SECOND dividend Of % per cent. in
favor of the creditors Of the First
National Bank of Wahpeton, Oak, was
declared by the Comptroller of the Cur
rency. on the 10th. This makes in all 35
per cent on claims proved, amounting to
$110,567.
THE Department of State has been in
formed that the Territory of Alaska is
to be hereafter included in the jurisdic-
ton of the French Consulate at San Fran
cisco.
A PROPOSITION was made by the Cork
Ireland) Examine r, on the 10th, that a
fund be raised to defray the expenses that
may be incurred by the Irish members of
Parliament IN connection with the inquiry
of the Parnell Commission in the charges
made against them by the London Times.
In Paris the Offices of the Labor Ex-
change were reopened, on the 10th. but
the meeting hail remained closed. The
guard of police, which was placed in
charge of the building when it was or
dered closed, was still stationed in front
of the Exchange.
1T is announced that the Bl litish Parlia-
ment will reassemble in the second week
of November.
The strike of the navvies in Paris is at
an end, the men accepting the terms
offered them by the employers, on the 10th.
LOCAL banks have loaned the Turkish
Government f1, 100000. The interest of
the loan is fixed at five per cent, and is
guaranteed by the new fisheries and silk
taxes.
On the 10th 1927 immigrants landed at
Castle Garden.
THE record for half mile heats, best two
in three, was lowered by Tila Ferguson,
at lone, Cal, on the 10th, who made the
heats in 4S and ASK seconds
IT is reported that a vein of gold quartz
rock has been discovered in the Karthaus
basin, in the Allegheny mountains. In
dications are that the rock will yield
about 500 per ton.
The cable announces the reply of M.
Goblet, French Minister OF Foreign Af-
fairs, to the Italian note announcing the
occupation Of Massowah by Italy The
French Minister protests against the con-
summation Of capitulation without nego-
tiatlon or agreement with the Powers, and
hints that France will pursue the same
tactics in future if it suits her interests to
do SO. ....
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1888-02-03

Never before have farmers paid
so much attention to the tariff as al
present. Never before has the sub
ject been so fully discussed in the
public press or through circulars
sent by both parties to nearly every
home in the country. Those who
have not received much literature
on the subject up to the present
time, need not worry. they are
pretty sure TO receive all abundance,
gratis, before next Presidential
election,a and no very drastic amend.
ments to our external revenue
will be made until the people shall
then have expressed their views on
the matter. 1t will be extensively
discussed in Congress, of course,
but more with an eye to politics
than an eye to legislation. Like
other classes, farmers, of course, are
divided in opinion on the question,
but from present indications it is
apparent that majority of them
are on the side of protection. Of
course, both free traders and pro-
tectionists as we'll as those who
want tariff for revenue only, give
only their own side of the question,
and a person who confined his read
ing to the literature of either of the
parties would be very likely to take
a narrow, bigoted, intolerant view
of the question. There is, however,
a good deal to be said on all sides,
and thousands of honest, intelligent
and patriotic men, whose main OBJ,
ject is the welfare Of the country at
large, can be found in each party.
Every farmer should study the
question from all sides and thus be
able to come to a broad minded
conclusion with regard to the effects
each line of policy is likely to have
on the prosperity of his own class
and the country at large.-Rural
New Y orker.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1888-02-03
AboutThe Coming Wan.

1t is pretty certain that the coming
man will be bald If he continues to
wear tight hats,-and toothless if he
continues to live upon soft food; and
certainly near sighted, il he continues
to live in cities and only use his eyes
upon near objects. But there will be
other changes, easily foreshadowed by
the present drift of events. Faith in
revulsive measures and medicines for
the sick is now almost a thing of the
past. Change of habits, change of
food, and the use of specifics are now
seen to be better. Change of the kind
OF food upon which we live, and the
plentiful use of hot water-the one to
build up new tissue and the other TO
wash out and eliminate waste and de-
fective tissue, with the mildest use of
the atomic specific does the work.
Thus new tissue is formed; the old and
waste is passed off; the system is reju-
venatei and new lease of life given.
Lives become longer, health more Wig
orous and better assured. All the re-
vulsive medicines are seen to be waste
full of life and attacks upon vitality.
Humphreys Specifics have been doing
this pioneer work for generation and
when is asked "will the coming man
take medicine" it may be promptly
answered mot much"