davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-03-12
1as Wenefte aus 8erlin.

Raiier Milbelms 8etamsnt. 1T ers
6fnet tporbeu. IS beItimmt, baB man
fetne 2ei6e in einfa6er 6elb Uniform
begraben ioue. nit ieinem alten grauen
Mantel UNI bic @dultern uno feiner
alten GelbmiiBe ouf benz 2opfe.
ST tDini6t, baB man inn i'm Sarge bic
folgenben Secorationeu anlege: ben
@9war3en MbIerorben, oas eiierne
2reus unb ben ru1fi9en st. @eprgs.
orben, ippie bic GrieasmetaiIen BON
1814-15, bon 1864. 1866, 1901
unb bic 9obenaolern . Meoaiae bon
1849.
Die l1eberflbrung Der 2eide bes 2ais
fers nod Der SdIoBtir9e bat ftattge.
funben. Die Straeen pareu 10 bi6t
beiebt, baB Der 3ug nit ben Gadeltrds
germ taum pailiren fonnte. Der Raiier
Griebrt9 Der um l l1br eintraf, betd'
tigte bic Set@e, ebe He mad benz Dom
gebra6t tpurbe.
Girf Bismard, @rQf 9erbert Bis.
t1arf unb anbere Wirbentrdger tparen
benz &aiier' Griebrid bis 2eip3ig entges
geugefabren. 9te 8egriBung 3uii9 en-
benz 2aifer unb 8ismsrd mar ber3li1 /.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-03-12
@e.iioftdb Der Giuberufuua cine,

@esii8ftdb Der Ginbernfnng elmer
republitanif6en Staotstoupention unb
Der epentuelen Nu%ffeQuns zines Stats
tidets nimmt bic rGreie YreHe" senau
bieielbe Steuung elm spie Dor bier Sab,
rem. Gie if gang entfdieben gegen bic
domination BON Ganbibaten fir
G~taatsdntter unb tpirbe Der 2onpens
tion empfebleu. fi6 auf bic grpnen.
ruug Der Gelegaten sur Nationalton,
pentio1 40 bei6rdnfen. UNI bic Gibluno
nit Der ~nationalen 8artei ni9t au perlie.
rem. MQein bic Mufftenung zines Staats'
tidets III unter ben b%eitebenben I'm
ffduoen unb 0erbdltnifen cine SARGE,
Mir babeu 3und9t ab3uwarten. mas
bic Demotraten in ibrer 2onpentior
tbun tuerben. Giegen bort bic probi'
bitioniten un5 lit es W1nnern nit
Mils, GIart, Gibbs, Grain uno Nnbe'
ren tpirfIi9 ernt nit i5rer 4bii9t, BIZ
Brobibitipnsibee aus Der bemotratii1er
partsi a%us3urotten, bann lisBe fd ein'
8%erbinbuug amifhen linen unb ben H.
beroIsgeiinnten Republifanern imnlel
nod anfndpfen. SaB bic @enaunter
Der unterftibung Der 9leidgefnnter
@epublifaner bur9aus fi6er iino, If
linen 3ur @euiige betannt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-03-12
NuerIet.

I'm Safattag Na9r,1ttag ;puroe
elm fuls9er 1fanfl NaI'eas y. Wlu,ams
oerbaftet, Der am ~. DECEMBER 1857
IN GeTln9toa, p. ~. elnen gteger er.
n'eroerfe uno entflc9. Wluiaras lleB
no geraoe rattrea, ais Die Seaflten tn
bic Saroterlfioe traters urto lbl ielt'
1abinen. 49,.
0err Soen Se9ler ileolt Jar1llle
unD Trau Hloeu BON Wllloautee 1l1o
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-03-12
Z eras =.

= Die birette 8abnuerbinbuug spis
fden Sort Wortb unb 9enper, @oI.,
tptro binnen tpenigen Sagen berge,
felt iein.
- Sn Bolton berri6t s,oBe Mufres
gung, neil in ber Ndbe Der Staot cine
@olbmine entbedt iporoen iein fol-.
Sas bemotratii9e Stats grecu.
tibs 2omite tritt am 81. Mdr3 in Dallas
auiamme1 I'M Srt unb 3eit fir bic
ubbaltung ber Stats Ronbention gu
beitimmen.
Cine Interchangeable Der st.
Souls, Nrfanias unb Seras gabn lit
in 3lano @ountn ansetommsu, UNI bic
Strede fir bie Baba aus3ulegen. Sn
iibli9er &idtung uirb bic 2inie bel,
lei9t bis na6 Gomfott m%eitergebaut
nerben.
Die Sdaoeneriabtlaee brs Ser.
f9erungs Nseuten ". 5. Sitting bon
6oufon. bic. bieier i'm Namen Der
Equitable Relief Society bon 6ous
ton" segeu ben @eueralfaatsanualt
0ogg eiugebrant bette, lit bonn &eri@t
abgemieien mOrben.
0ie NermsHung Der BabnItuie
bon Wi4ita Sails mad Cisco lit gu
gube sebra@t, uao e. bat fid berouss
geftelt, bab fe melt peniser @1mierig.
ftiten bietet, als Moi ernartet bate.
Nls Der GongreB Der Chicago 6 @od
Sslan0s @efeai9aft oas Wegere9t bur9
oas Snbiansrs3 erritorium, in Der 3iAs
tuug aa9 Cisco bin bepiligts, mar
INNER mod elm eemlfes @sfabl Der uns
i9erbeit ootberrf9enb, Oh bic Balm
mirtli9 iiber Cisco eeftbrt tpe1ben
miirbe. neil man fir9tete, bic etrede
bon Mi9ita Sails bortbin mirbe cine au
i9mierige unb toitipie.tge tperben. Sept
lit es faum nod aweifelboft, bab ie
biunen Sabresfrilt gebaut fein tpiro,
unb es fommen ifon Rapitaliften, mel,
DE @elb in Gruubeigenttum sort
anlegen.
r5reie &obpole unb b~efteuerte
Woaoedeu" - 70 %fritifirt Der "Waco
Day" bic Mias'i@e Sarif 9orIage =
nfreie @ole unb befteuerte umi1lass,
tti9er; freie &obwole unb b~efteuerte
WoQtleioer; bic Woae fret, rpenrl fe
bonn 2eibe bes S9afes fommt unb bon
ben Garmern nertaut + D
uno bic Woae b efteuert, tpenn lie
bonn Mebtubl unb bon Der 9pinbel
fommt unb Dom So onDpoI,Ya
rDr DerfQuftm irbl SHE oefGcf
gu9 bas 8llo, SIR teranii@en Demo-
fraten? ST bas Die Sarif : Reform,
mel9e Sbr bon guren Dienern in
Wafbington DerIanat habt?"
- Nls Der mad Suben gebenbe 3ua
ON Z. Mdra bic Station Wiugo, 8
Meilen iibli9 bon pilot point erreidz
te, entbedte man, baB Der Yoitmasen in
Glammen tanb. IS gelang iubeB nod,
bic 8riefidde bis auf 6 o6er 8, bic i9on
oerbrannt uareu, gu retten.
Den 8emabungen bes Sberifs
Burton 1T es enbli9 selungen, Der
Diebssganbe, uel9e es felt. ldnserer
3eit f6on gu ibrem Spe3ialgei1dft ses
ma9t bate, 1T Orange bic Gra9tpa.
gen Der giienbabnsase 3u plinoern,
auf bic Spur au fommen. Ct fanb
ben @ertedplab, mo fe ibre 8eute Der
mabrten. Sie Siebe batten ibren
&aub bertbeilt, nnb bamit fpdter tein
Srrtbum ~ftattfiuOen f6nnts, mar auf
ieben antbeil ber Namen oefen se'
f6rieben morben, uel6em er sugefallen
mar. Neun bon Der 8anbe finb bes
reits in. Saft, unb Der iibrigen boft
man balo babbaft su iperneu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-03-12

Derfu9e bic st. patrids
pillen unb berglei9e lire Wirtung
nit b~erienigen anberer pilen. Sic be-
fiBen bic guten gieeni1aften dlterer
prdpurate unb 3uslei@ Die pertbbolten
9eilmittel, pel9e bic moberne WiHets
t9aft entoedt bat. NIs elm Mittel eez
gen 2atarrb unb 2eberleiben fteben bic
ST. patrids piIeu unerrei1t ba. gu
haben BEL g.. gobn 6 Co., gde
Weit. Gommerces un0 5ub.O fHraBe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-03-12
Gin umiberlalmittel

ST nod nidt entbedt tporben oa aber noe,
nisiens bier 6iinftel Der menlfli6en &rants
beiter bon unretnem 8lute berriibren,
10 fommt cine MeoiSin, bic einen geiunbeE
3uftanb bieIer 6liiiisteit beritelt, einem
nuioer'almittel 10 nabe, tpie es m0glid 1T.
ager'8 sariaparilla iibt auF oas 8lut in
ieeem Stabinm ieiner Siibung einen gius
1lu5 aus, unb eisnet itd baber fir cine gro,
Bsre Mannigialtigteit bon &ranfbeiten als
irgsno cine anoere bisber befanute arsnei.
@ei6tpiire Htto 8arfustfel,
bic elmer gem0bnlideu gebauoluag @iber.
tanb letiten, sueiden por 'sper's Saria.
parila nad perbaltnibmdBig turser SIN.
%nenoung.
Serr 6. 6. Murrap, aus Charlottesville,
Ga., idreibt uus, sr ii Sabre lang nit
@ei9miren bebaftet g%eueien, bic ibm riel
2eiben 5uge5ogen; NIB aui hieie io!gten
aarfunfel, beren CT mebrere 5usleia batts.
Da fling er al Gper's Sariapariia su ge=
brauden, unb nad3oem Ell brei Slaiden ein-
genommeu, beri@manben bic Garfunfel,
llflo INN pat ct lett led9s Sahren ard1 Ntd1t
ein Sldtterden gebabt.
Sene tiidiide &ranfbeit, bic gfroz
pbeln. III Die furdtbare uriafe nns0bli=
ger llebel, u1b nit Mus3ebrung nenren
mir nur cine aus mehreren glei6 gefdbrlts
den. Gusihldge, Shmdren, tpebe Augeu,
geiamolene 0riiien, ifpa6e lno abge5ebrte
Musteln, unreselmdBiger Ippetit lno dsu=
lide Dtuge itno siernli6 iidere 9luSeideu
ether Neigung GIT Gfropbeln. Mauhes
@eitdt, oas ionit biibid tudre, 1T ourd 4uss
i1lag ODER bdEtide Sleden entfteut, bic bon
Mnretnem Blute berriibren nnb an;etgen,
pie n0tbtg Qper's Sariaparila 1T nm oas
uebel 81 beilen.
Nue bic on glutfranfbeiten leiben, io1ten
einen eruilihen 8eriu9 nit Mper's 9ar.
iaparilla mad zen; babel miiiieu fe ale Bul-
Der, Salben unb 6auttpafer oermeioen,
por3iiglif fold woblfeile uub tuertbloie Wtiro
turen, Die nidt MIR feine Seilung berbeis
fiibreu, ionbern iosar hdufg Die &ranfbei.
ten, Die iis anseblid heileu ioGen, peridlims
u1ern ullb beieftisen.
Aper's sariaparila,
8uberettet Don DR.. :. 6. aper & Co., aOmsu, Maf.
Sm allen 9IYotbesen gu babsn. @rsis ST.; fe&s
Gtaf9sn. s..
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-03-12
gtmmDns stper Mesulator. gulper.

&e;ienbe, tuelde bic 5lafden (bes
Gltiisen) gu aerbreden fiir@ten, tuers
ben bena@ri6tist, baB Simmon 8
2tpers Regulator. pulner,
bereitet bur9 ben ,Nufgub elmer 3bees
taRe bon @aRer, (beiB ooer tally, auf
einen $beel6Hel pol pulper unb ba6
Srinfen bes @emiides, ober iene
Quantit6t bes Builders in ben WuHb
genommen, nm fe 3u fauen unb bin.
unteraui6luden, bic Dirtuug eines
milbeH Seffnunssmittels obne 2sib'
f4neiben ober uebelteit baben pirb.
8ebt M6t, ben e9ten Simmons 2iper.
Regulator, bereitet bon ). $. 3eilin &
Co., au betommen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-03-12
Nas an Der G6e nnn Mnenire

- Has OF Der gde bon Mpenie 9
unb g.. StraBe belegene WObnbaus beg
probibitionsapofels Or. Sobnion 1T
beute MOrgen pouidnoig uieberge.
brannt. unb ebenfo III bas banebenIies
genoe 9aus In Nf9e selest iporbem.
Bic Geuerpeb, mar erft a,pon3ig Minu.
ten nod benz Musbru@ bes Geuers our
STEELE Juno als fe bortbin fam. mar
feiu Waher norbanben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-03-12
M N.

9ante 3rine maGt Bel Der DIANA
bes tleinea 5rib geiu6, unb oils bas
Gienfmdbden leBtere fit eineu Gusen=
bid b%erausruft, iagt bic 9ante gu benz
2Ieiusn, ct ioae ibr elm 5ubbdnt6en
bolen.
GriB a0gert.
rMun, tuarum gebft Su benn ni@t2"
bsmerft bic Saute.
,Sa, ueibt 9u, 9ante", eutseanete
6ribden nit einem Bid auf Ben 3if9
= rbonn wdrt Su ia aIleiu be m
Ru9enl"
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Das miebergenefenea inb.
rMein fleines, z Sabr altes Mdbden
bate beftisen 9ufen unb S@nupfen.
Sic fonnte ni9t f9Iafen unh buitete
fan anaufb6rIi1. dWan rietb
mir, gbamberlains S~utenmittel 3u ge'
brauhen unb i9 NOR tiber bic iofortige
2inberung unb bic balbige b6lise &C.
nefuns erffaunt. I'm feinen preis
m69te i6 ieBt obne oies 9ausmittel
ieiu. Sd babe piele berartige Mittel
pr0birt. aber bies III oas bette, bas Id
iemals periudt babe prof. ). sd.
Mebau, Sanoels : Ntaoemie, Ses
Moines, Soma.
Gum Wersauf bel R. 6 & 6 o.,
gde @eit Commerce u. Siib.O ffraBe.
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0eio Az nerletbett

obne aommitb 'SebAhrt
bon $1,000 an aufndrts auf l Bis 10 Sabreu
auf Sspptbetsn BON eultioirteu1 2anb, etn.
ae,duntes @eibelonb unb Grunbsiaeutbum in
qroberen Stdbten in 9sraS. aufauf uno
8erIdnseruns bon genbors Stems.
Tranels Smitb, @albwea & Co.,
$50 Gommsrrs.S trass, San antoniO, 5eras
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Bur 6eilung perlanst !

rs 6erteu unb 0amer bon 6nn Nn'
tonic, tpel@e an 9dmorrboiben unb
aaoeren Sarm. 2rantbeiten leioen, mos
gen ii@ melseu unb gebeilt tuerben,
obue einen Nidel su besableH Biz bas
2eiben o~olIfdnoig beieitigt 1T.
ellis & GbamberIain,
Ooftoren, ScIebao 8lod, gfe Solebab
14.2.t3M unb 9oufon etrabe.
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Rr Die neuett Waaren fit bic
@regorp @r.oderp 80. langen
nun an uno bic. Girmn bat bereits etnige
CARLOADS erbalteu. Nan beiu6e bas
@efddft uno prife bic Preiie. 400 &
All 6ouftonsS traBe..
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0tn benttd,e 2ebrer uno beutSde
GdjulaemeinOen.

Sober bsutf6e esbrsr, Der feline stere AZ
serdnbsrn nlnfdt, unb jeoe beutEds S9uI.
asmeinb., bic einsn eebrer fu4t, wsnSe id an
ben unter,si6ueten, @Rftab 8enoer,
Sseretdr bsutid.tsy. 2ebrsr.gerbanhs.
a. {, tnp @simar, Colorado Co., 9syas.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-03-12
9anslin9ena Mdnnern
wir5
8id)sre Setltsn8 8aranttrt.

Die fGrtdIi6en bolsen Der susenbfinben.
9tf4Ie&tsi6nd9e beraria9enb, poDur@ Self
nzb A5rber ruiuirt perben, permanent 8e.
BELT. &traflopfen, SGidternbeit, Sameu.
abHub. Weba9tnief6rd4e, gerIuR bet gner.
Gle, abneisnnS seeea @eeaf@aft nnb NeInu.
&slle eriAbIi9 furirt.
Derbetratbt etc 81 eber fol9e,
bic HG serheitatbea uoIIen, bic in GoIse Dor
9abiafsetion ip ber Sxsenb an 9efaIedts- nni
Rerbsnf9hdGe Ieiben, merben srinolid turirt
4etHe RineraIiea ei~nse9ebeu
Snaat Mannsr, bic ibrs Belt nit unfdbieer
&exttn berf&nen6et Hub F3 Sabur9 8rdnt'
tettea bee &cpfes. Der Rafe, Ss Salies, bel
2eber, fnneen, Gtaseseibe une bes Naseui
Inee3oeea baben, perDen f9neu turirt.
eatt Sud ui@t par@ faIfGes S9amsefIb
ahkaIten. fnfart
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Or. meb. Coos, prattifner
4r3t. Office in ber albini'f@en Npo.
tbete, go. 215 Nlamo plasa. Seles
pbon 290. San AntoniO, Seyas.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-03-12
8rnd1 8rud) Brud !

tpirb ~unfeblbar furirt mad Der Metbobe
Der Doftoren 5. $. unb s. Wiliams,
aus ct. 2ouis, Mo. Weber Mefer nod
bppobetmiihe Nabeln tperoen artges
tpanbt. Sofortise grlei9terung, unb
sriinolide 9eilung in furser 3eit. Man
tpirb niht perhinbert, ieiner Mrbeit unb
ieinen @sidaften nadsugeben.. Nuf
Wuui9 wirb bic 9eilung s%arantirt.
2oniultation unentgeltli9. MdBise
preiie. Spredt Dor 3immsr No. 4
nber MolH & MfalT. 12.3,tum
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- @~aertannter MaBen if ct. So
tobs Del Elm ausseSei9netes Nittel
geeeil &beumatismus, &tideni9mersen
II. +. 10.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-03-12
&3OO.OOO.

Seer fem Gid beriudt unb obise Sanms
ODER einen fbeil babon In ber 2ouifiana. obet
aud 500 00 in Der 2ittle Sabaua 2ottsrie &c.
pinuen mo9te, wenbe fid fir 3idets an
DUCK RIsCHE, alamo plaid.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-03-12

unterofH3ier: .WhlIer ma6en
Sic bod ibren Munb gu. bamit Sbr
8orbermann ui9t ba rein fdat!"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-03-12

sa- Beige Dress Suitings, boraiss
li@e StoHe fur Saustleiber gum &c.
mbbnli6en Gebrau6. Die gr6Bte Auss
mabl gu 8, 10 uno Is Gents per Oarb bel
@ebr. SOsfe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-03-12
Rinber Waseu in sr6bter gusmabI

NIHUtI xCuBeH III BtUBltt NU5WUVI
bon $3.50 biz 3u $500.
80 pradtoplle pboto'2 itbosrapbii9e
anft1ten bonn &bein fir nur so Gents.
Soubenir,4 albums BON San AntOnio
nit 81 Mnli6ten flu so Gents.
pauI @aguer.
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1887 manoerten 2167 SeHeu iiber
Gee aus.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-03-12

Oe fetWps unD ete1onleHe W8sO&p
BON Nrtitelna petae f@ befonbers 40
@eburtstass. uab 9o&seits @ei&entea
eisneu, ale
Silberplattirte Boaren.
Statuen BON Orou3e, 3errs . 6stta,
por3elan uno Mlabafer.
&elisiSie Gisuren, Grucifge une 80.
f~enfr6n3e.
gtumen.y afen uno ampelu.
Eofen, fem reecrirte.
albums in GROCER auswabl.
photographers aler Art.
Soupenirs nit 81 anli6ten BON San
Wntcnic, fur so Gents.
Biloer. unb Bilter< Rabuen.
Wuffpcien unb ubren
Opernsldier uab 6ernrcbre.
Taidenmefer unb S&eeren.
9amens unp 9errensT pitet ReceEairs.
@elbtaiden fir 5erren anb Damen.
Damen.6 auotai&su.
Brief Wappen.
9&reibseuSe unD 0oti3ba&sr.
giiten.9artens gtuis.
Danien Nrbeits= 3diGea uue Rsrbe.
0aab=S piesel unb 4dmnle.
Hau@-2 Glide unb Serpice.
@isarren. Gtuis.
3eitun8s. Mappen.
Spa3ierfSde.
BcSel. unb @i9borns 9dfae.
Ncccrbecns, 3itbern unb Sarmonieas.
Wuideln in GROCER Euswobl.
SLID. Mpparate.
l Bariere unb fcnfftoe Roteriafien aux
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Mper's GariapariQa,

8ubereitet Don DR.. 8. 9. gper & Co., aomeu, Maf.
Sm alien gpotbesen gu babsn. qreis ST.; fe&s
Glaf4sn, IS.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-03-12

lin ben aSrptr an eiaea reselmdbieen StoF.
se4feI1a setDSbuea, cbne 80 pl0tIiden Diat.
SerdulelRsen GreifeR 81 rniHeu, oeer bad
aaahe &exhenanasfatsm III f6ren. ainlm
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-02-29
ifISCELI AM Gus.
s7 @TeTse

The Ii { Sign
of failing health, wl.etlio- a tue fern of
1;iql5 Sweets and 1SerYolsnesl, or in {.
sa4s8 C General 1-ca.iae5s and LIS CT
tl,,,atsse, should sareast gAs lso o1
Ayers gars2rsriiIa. 1's.s preparation
IS 1acs5 effective Tor giving 9oae and
a6reLg5a 10 lie a4-eel-sei system, pro
;siot.it., tie Gis,e11ioo and assimilation Of
fco1, rasfczias lle rs .3gs forces to
then ncza.a; condition. aad f3r partly
is..,, ea..clsiag, ana vicalizi2g t--o blood.
F aiiis3g s-soaItl,.
Tsn years ago nv health began 80 fail.
/ v-a3 troubled win o distress Dr Coaghs
Nif22t Sayecs,s, n caIino3.s, and 1FcGvous-
ness. I 5rlG4 varipg.s remedies pre-
scriaa1 by different pfgsiGiaDs, but
f}25aJZ3a 50 weak t3as-f i coui1 cct go up
stasTs yYit!iog5 stogni8E to rest. NY
friends racoMncn0ctl me 70 Try Il, 2r's
SarzaE9arilia, y isieli / s.i'i, AID I am now
as heal6hy GaG ss,9r.s IS e5-er. r.-1t-s.
:. Z. Williams, Alexandria, tfin2.
have 9sel AYERS farsapari'la. il r,y
family, s0r Gcrofels, sad knew, il il Is
taken faithfully, 1,2t it will thoco 5chly
eradicate this terrible disease. I have
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WILL BE HARMONIOUS.
Glarkson Says the Republican
Convention Will Pass Off
Smoothly.

CHICAGO, May 19.-J. S. Clarkson,
Gen. Powell Clayton and Col. Conger,
of the Republican national committee,
arrived in the city to-day, and are stop
ping at the Grand Pacific. They will
be here four or five days, for the pur-
pose of arranging all the details of the
convention, including the distribution
of tickets. Clarkson was seen by re-
porter this afternoon and asked about
s the alleged understanding which is said
to have been reached between Mr..
Blaine's friends and Mr.. Conkling
shortly before the latter's death. 81 do
not know of my own knowledge that
such an understanding existed" said
Ciarkson, "but do know that it is a
subject of private comment in the inner
political circles of the East that Mr..
Conkling had signified that he would
support Blaine should he be the nomi-
nee. The story goes that Blaine was to
and, while do not know that it is true,
COnkling, like all others who have been
fighting its leaders for many, years, had
determined to give his cordial support to
the nominee of the convention. With all
factions agreeing on Mr.. Blaine his
nomination would have followed as a
matter of course" Mr.. Clarkson
thought Blaine would receive the
largest vote ON the first ballot if his
name was presented. He said: "Of
course, conditions may change entirely
between now and the convention, and
there is nobody who can forecast the
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porters of the pending bill were either
inconsistent or inSincere, or perhaps
both, because, he says, if protection is
wrong, a tariff for revenue is also
wrong, that there is no difference in
principle between them, the difference
being only in degree. The gentlemen.
therefore, argues that the supporters OF
this bill should advocate absolute free
trade. l might retort ON the gentleman
by saying that if the doctrine of protec-
ton is correct, that doctrine should be
carried by himself and his friends to
its logical result-absolute prohibition
OF foreign imports. but the gentleman
himself has said that it is his purpose
and the purpose of his political as
Sociates to preserve in this country all
its own wealth, even if they are COM
PEELED to
ERECT A CHINESE WALL
around it.. China preserved all her
wealth of her own people within her
limits for thousands of years; and | do
not think that the advocates of diverSi-
fed industries and the friends of labor
can find much to encourage them in the
social and commercial condition of that
country. There protection, pure and
simple, was carried to its logical result
and produced its inevitable effects.
With the oldest civilization in the world,
with every variety of soil and climate
and natural resources; with frugal
and industrious people, with literature
abounding in philosophy and specula-
tive thought, the useful arts of industry
are still in their infancy, and labor is
there the abject slave of capital. We
do not wish another wall of China here,
nor do we want absolute free trade. We
all recognize the fact that the govern
ment must have a revenue, and that
| that revenue must be raised by taxa
ton, in some form OF other. presume
the gentleman will concede that all tax
alton is an evil, which it would
be well to avoid if possible; and
we are reduced to choice
between that system which
would confne the trade of our
people to our limits without in
creaSing the revenue of the gov
ernment and the more liberal system
which will make commerce as free as
possible, consistent with raising suffi-
cient revenue for the support of the
government. If under this latter sys-
| tenn our manufacturing and mining i'll
dustries receive benefit from the duty
on imported goods, they are entitled
| TO it.
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Taxation Should Be Distrib-
uted According to Ability
to Pay.
No Industry Will Be De.
stroyed by the Action Of
the Bill,
But in the End Will Work to
the Benefit Of All Of
Them.

WASHINGTON, May 10. An arrange
ment was concluded this afternoon by
which the tariff bill will be laid aside
for week or ten days and the house
will proceed with the consideration of
appropriation bills. 1t is the general
understanding that this concession was
made by Mr.. Mills, in order to allow an
opportunity TO the Republicans to reach
an agreement concerning his PROPOSE
tion to take vote upon the tariff bill
and the Republicans substitute with
out amendments. Long before the
house met this morning every seat in
the galleries was occupied. The
only deserts in the oasis of
fluttering fans and bright cos
tunes being a few seats i'll the dip
lomatic gallery and the front row of the
executive gallery, reserved for the
president and his family. At every
door was a large knot of spectators
peering over shoulders and under arms
to get a glance at the floor upon which
she long debate on the tariff bill was to
be closed by Mr.. Reid, of Maine, and
Speaker Carlisle. The buzz of expect
ancy and the hum of conversation were
stilled for moment while the chaplain
offered prayer, only to break out afresh
when the clerk proceeded to read the
journal. When the reading of that
dreary document had been completed.
the house went into committee of the
whole (Mr. Springer, of Illinois, in the
chair), on the tariff bill.