davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-03-14
s.. &. collins Mannfacturiua

s. s., Collins misunderstanding
Co., go. l, 3, 5 unb Z Sf. Soutons
StraBe, bot bic gr6Bte Nusmabl In
8inb., pferbefraft., Dampf= unb
9ano pumpen aIer Qrt uno ooratg=
li6iter Goniiruftion; @aRer &6bren
aaer Irt nebf 3ubeb6r I'M @roBs unb
G~leinbanbel. 9Dbraulii4e &ammer
unb Biubmiiblen oller @r0Ben gum
pumpeu unb Mablen iinb bort gu boz
ben ober merben auf 8eiieQung beiorgt.
8rDBe Nuswabl in allen Mrtiteln unb
biaige preiie bel seoiegenfer Ius=
ftbrung.
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ganbbeit fa,ttt ntdt aebsilt tpersen

bur6 Irtale &ppIifatiOnen, neil iie ben franten
She'll beS 0bres ni9t errei6en tOanen. Sc siebt
nur einen @es, bic Saubbsit au turiren. uno
Der 1T bur6 to~nititutiOnsle SeiImitteI. Eaub,
belt piro pur@ eiuen entainOeten 3uilanb fsr
idleimi9en IusfleiDune Der Gufadif9en R6bre
bsruria9t. @enu biefe &obre fd entSinbet,
babt ibr eincn rumpelnben Son ODER unboltpm,
meneS SebOr; unO iuenn le GAM 9sfdIOGsn 1T.
erfolgt Saubbeit, unb nenn bic Gntainbuna
nidt 9ehDben unO Oieie Robre pieOer in i6ren
9ebOriseu 3uitano berfest iperbea fam, ipirb
OaS @ebor fir INNER aerft0rt iperbtn; neun
Gaue irnter aebn iinO bur@ aatafrb berurfadt,
ipelder nldts als elm entsinoeter 3utanb Der
idleimisen Sberaa6en III
@ir ipollen einbunbert Dollars fir jeben
(ourd aatarrb berurfadten) SAL bon Saubbeii
seben, ben mir nidt our@ ginncbmen bon
Sails aatarrb Sur beilen t0nnen. 2abt Sud
I'm emit @ireulare %fcminen.
s. 3. gbeneb & Go, 8oIeOO, 8.
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SGtmorrbuioen, Tiifmres tnS Maif=
Oarm : Grdnfheifen.

9err 2inbiab, $rdioent Der @ainesbiae Sta.
tipnal Bant in Gainesville, Seras, lit piele
Sabre on Sdnprrboioea, 70 baB er eeIdaftli9
telinaeit mar. Ut fpnnte nidt i6lafen uno
ie'a NeroenI item mar 9ebrodeu. ST fannie
feline Greufc nno 8cquemli@feit n,ebr. Sieben
Monate ipurbe TT mad benz 8rinterbopf. @sfem
bebanoeli. 8ulest fam CT gu Dr. Siren ice, ber
ibn lofort furirte. DieS mar boz 4 Sabren
unb ME febrte Die Rranfbeit pieocr. 8eim Rn.
riren BON SdmDrrboiOen ~entfernt Dr. %rentiee
bic llriafe, 70 bab fe ME pieberfebren.
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Cages Neui9teisea.
& il Ian b.

H+
BrdIi0eut 9arriloa bat eugene
S6upler bon Stem Sort gum 6tlfs:
Staats Secretdr ernannt. @alter
Blaine (boa benz CO eft bieb, ct lei
bier5u ernannt worb:u) bat cine aubere
Mn1telung inn Stats 5ecretariat err
balten. Ser @enot bat Die idmmtliz
den blsberlgen @rneunungen beg prdz
Iibenten befdti9t.
= @roBes Nufieben ma9t bic in
@barlefon erfoIste grmprbuns beg
CAPT. DamIDn, zines ber a~ngeiebenteu
Mf6uner bon Stio.@arolira, Durh Or.
MeDom. Dapion wurbe in McDops
Office ermOrbert. 2eBterer b%ebauptet,
in Motbue6p gebanbelt 5u baben. ST.
BrdIibent @lebslano bat Der Wittwe
9amions Elm 8eileibs Selesramm 0es
ianot.
- Ser ueue puIfss 5.aats= Secretdr
S9uDIer lit AZ Sabre alt uno bat f6on
cine isDt rei9e amtli6e Sbdtigfeit bius
ter li9. S@DN i'm 2llter BON 25 Sabren
mar CT omeritanif6er Goniul III Mios.
fau, 1869 par er @oniul in Repal.
1870 muroe CT Se9ations. Secretdr III
81. PETERSBURG uno 1876 in Gonitanti=
nopel. 1878 wur5e er gum Goniul in
Birmingham %ernaunt, unb 1879 gum
General : Gpaiul in &Dm. 8is au
@lebelanbs Nmtsz Mnttitt mar CT ameri.
fanif6er Geianbter in 8umdnien unb
felt 1884 bat er neite &eiiett our6
guropa unb ben Orient unternommen.
S6uDter 1T Elm Observation-Disclosures
unb NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. @@riftfe1er
BON &uf.
Nuslan0.
: Die .G0tuiiGe 3tg.1 tbeilt nit,
6aB 9r. Bsters 100 SomalisN eger am
getporben babe, ipsl9e dig 8ortrab Der
peters'i6en Expedition unter Gibrung
zines WeiBen belnnd9f ins Snnere
Ifrifas aufbre9eu werben.
= Die Barrier polisei bat in ben
9duiern BON 60 betborragenoen Mits
glie6ern Der rPatriotens2iga" 9ausiu.
6ungen beranitalte. lafen, nm gras
birenoe S9riftFide ans 2i9t gu f6rz
bern, aber obae feben grfolg.
= Momiral Saures ber fran36ii6e
MarineminiIier, bate einen S9lags
NnfaQ uno liest teBt i'm Sterben.
= 3ur6 cine @rploIion f1lagenber
Wettsr fanen in ben Goblenaruben bel
@rerbam In Wales 20 8frgleute urls
2eben. Sour brei tonnten serettet tpers
ben.
= Sn Der 81. Sames. 0aGs gu 2pns
BON purbe cine Maiien DISCRIMINATING
abgehalten, bic Ii9 5u elmer gtoBartigen
Soation fur Parnea geftaltete. Bars
neil erfld,ts, baB feline Greuaoe in ST.
LAMB, Wmerifa unb Multralien b06ers
freut ieiu tpiirben, penn ie b6tten. uels
den @mpfaug mon ibm in Der 9aupts
faot @nslanbs bereitet babe. @r iagte,
er babe in benz Streitfale nit Der
Zines" iein leBtes Wort nod ni6t
geiproGen unO peroe Ii6 bas aud fir
ben 3%eugen1anb ober fir oas parla=
ment aufipareu.
Die itaIieniihe Nusmanberung
nod gtalilien bdlt an, unb groBe
S6aareu bon Wuslpanoerern sieben alls
p69enili6 aus Ben bi9t beliebelten
Probin3en Staliens ab.
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: Der asmik h66t feItene foil. hob

Semanb m 1T einer S@wies
bur6brennt, bat
ii9 tir3Ii6 in Berlin ereianet. SIN
Sommer 1887 p~erbeiratbete ii6 BET ba.
mails bereits 60idbrige &ittmeifter auBer
9ienf b. g. gum 3peiten Male, uno
3spar nit einem unbemittelten Mdb6en,
Der 21idbtisen 2odter beg Malers s.
Die aus erlter Che ltammenoe So9ter
beiratbete balo barauF einen Baumeis
fer @. 2sBterer muB a5er tpobl ieiHer
iugenbliden S6miegermutter gu tief in
beren oerfibrerii9e Iugen geblidt bas
ben beun felt einigen Sagea 1T er nit
tbr aug Berlin berf9wunben. auBer
leiner Satin befIa9t oer alte Serr aud
ben gerluit elmer aniebnli9eH Summe,
bic bieielbe bel Settle geIdafft bot.
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agr YianDs. = GrOBe preiie,
i6ls9te Woare, Notet NIT 3inien,
binbenbe 3ontrafts, %mertblole @arans
tien &C., miRen BON 9enen erpartet
tperben, bic ptanos iinb Orgeln bon
Saulirern, Grdmern, Gonfgnations,
5dufern unb berglei9en faufen. @ers
.meibet bies, inoem Sbr bel Dem 5uber.
ldiIigen 6aufe bnn Sbos. @oggan &
Bros, San antonio, fault.
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Serr 6. S.9. Softer bon Crawford, MiG,
mar mebrere Sabre in Golse eines aataralts
boltOmmsit bltna, Sin beribmter slrst in Rem
Orleans uhssirts ibn, aber mad einisen @o6ea
qualhotsa seibens lief bas anse aus. Der
Doctor entfdalbiste fiji bamit, bab Serrn So.
TIERS torperlidsr 8utanb baran fdulb iei.
aber etipa8 ipater pperirte Or. Hrentice Derrn
5oisr unter steif5en @erbaItniGen uno CAB ibm
bas Gusealt9t auriid.
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= Gluctuationen I'M Martte fit 81,
fenuaaren fam Sober bermeibett, Der
feline Or6ers bur9 pieper&G 9uIt.
} eB ausfibren ldBt. Gabritanten res
guliren ibre preiie nod hem Gnnftm.
piper & 59ultbeB baben 1eis etiter
enormen gorratb BON Gen3orabt, @ifen.
ble6 u. I. ~. unb fe notiren frtibere
nieorise preiie, tuenn oieielben aud i'm
i'm Martte fteigen.
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Gin banfbarer Wattent.

Der Ieinen gtamen ni6t s~enannt baben mill unb
Der feline olltaneige 8ieberber.
fellnng bon 6perem Qeiben elmer in
teirem Oottorbub ansc9ebenen ar3nei berbanft,
labt eurd uns balelbc toftenr rel an feline
leioeneen Witnenid E berfdiden. OieIeS arc &
Bud entbdlt &eaepte, bic in ieber sIpotbete
9emadt pereen fonnen. Sdidt Cure MbrelIe
NIT BrIefmlrte an: Yribafc Gltnic &
9tSpemiarb, rs e. Souftun Str., Neip
BORT ". y.
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8ianasl Graelni

Wir baben bas dlteffe MuRf>@ ef9dft
in Seras, etabIirt in @aloeton i'm
Sabre 1866. Wtr baben eit1er sr6Bes
rem Torratb, oenn alle Sdnbler in 5ez
ras suiammengenommen. Wir baban
mebr Sapltal unb t0Hnen before Taei=
lltdten gebeu, benn irgeno Elm anberer
6dnbler. Wir bertaufen Die beften
Pianos unb Srgeln gu ben lsiGtefen
3ablungen. Wir ftbren SteinpaD &
Sons, Weber, Matui6et unb @merfon.
Sbos. s. pggan & Brps.
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Sg~ ST.. 9rentice fpiro beftimmt
ant IS. WARS abreiiem.
G~1ntprrhpinen.

Serr 9. 3. Sue bon so,nerfet, atascofa
eonntb, Seras, hat felt Sabren nit Sdmorr.
botpea seplast unb aipar 10, bab ct fid bonn
@st9att %aurad5ieben muete. ST eiu9te fira>
ltd) or. Rrentiee uno tpar NIT eiamaliger Sc.
banpfuns eebeilt.
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Samurrbpioeu.

Use es angebt:-N aG bisIen erfols.
loien Bebanolnnsen tpauoie i'd mid an Or.
Rrentiec uno CT beilte mid. @iien Der fdper-
ten Gaae, ben i'd lie eeiebell, bebanoeIte id unb
Sr. Glower bon Bolton mad Or. Yreutice'S
@etbooe uno nit eraielten SciIumg.
Or. s. 6. Amber
ct. 2ouis, $40.
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Sn 8remen iii am 10. Mdr3 Or.
Weier, Der @riin0er un6 2eiter bes
rNorbbeutI9en 2loDb" uno Iangidbrige
&ei6stags : N%bgeOrbnete fir Bremen,
ge[torben.
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= Mu6t Cure gefelunsen fit Sta.
@elbrabt, glatten 9rabt, @iienble6,
2upferble9 unb 26tbe Sci piper &
S9ultbeB, 80 & 35 @eft Com.
tneree Strabe, San Nntonio, Seras.
Spar-t @el6 unb 3ett.
@arantie fur n~iebrigfte Marftpreile.
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6dmprrhpibeft.

@ralbent 8riuferboof bon Der %lbmoutb
Mattonal.8arf @lsmoutb, puroe bon fdred.
liden Samorr5oiOen bot aebn Sabren befreit
unb ME inb ie tpieoersefpmmen.
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@ SIN beliebten @atiiipns-

e SIN beliebten Mifiionss
0artem fao GB3immer etngeri9tet
unb er6fnet tpOrben, tpoielbf man res
guldre Wabl5eiten einnebmen unb a la
carte ipeiien fam. Nufern perben
rob uno in better 3ubereituug ferpirt.
Meabl5eiten tperben i'm eigenen @ei9irr
ausgeianSt uno auf Wunfd Dinners
unb Soupers ing 9aus 9eIiefert. 9uf=
merffame 8eoienung unb prompte Nusz
fiibrung bet Nuf!rGge garantirt.
Nbeiter & 8aul.
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OELRICH'S & 90.
2 8Oplins @reen, Seem Oort

= Uonltn8 @reen, ytep g)crt
y. $. gouns 6. @riefenbed, Suao &
S1melber unb s. 9. Maestamard, 30. 2s5
Commensurate, a9enten fur Gan antonio.
S. @unse & 60, ggenten fir gmero.
9. @u1d, Mgent fir SGnlenhura
Mofe &apbaeI, Igent fir 4oufon.
clemens & Gaint 1nb grntf G&erf, Vaen.
ten fIr steu- 8rannfels.
. 8. BOtt4er, asent fir Beimar, Seras.
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Die BOIL her Senerheftnttunnf

DE 3QbI Der Jeuerbeitaftungen
in Sotba lett benz Sabre 1879 bat bes
reits bic 3abl 600 iiberi9ritten. 9ie
800. 2ei6e, wel6e tiir3li6 bort berz'
brannt tpurbe, mar bic Der Satin bes
freilinnigen Tei6stagsobgeorbneten
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SDr G~dpitaliiten unb SoI@e, tpelGe
ibr @elb in Grunoeigentbum anlegen
i%uolert, perueiien mir auf bic Nn3eise
Der 6erren s. 8. 9ignpnitn 6 So.
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8rptnns Nefrigeratpr , Marft,
@de Sib, Qlamos unb Wartiue3.S trabe
fiiArt ftif6ss, gep6feltes uHo gerduders
tes Sleiid; ole Sorten Wurf, Slide,
Iufern, @efiigel, Wilo. Nuftrdse
nerben prompt ausgefabrt. Often cen
gan3en Sag. 4,12,6Mt
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&idter 81. 8. Yrief'S tleine sodier
&obie in Sort @ortb, Seras, usl6s bieIe Sabre
lang fdieIte, purbe bon Or. Yrentice in ipe.
niger als elmer Minute operirt unb eIeidt
iest elmer ipaniiden S@0nbeit. Dies 1T muir
elm SAL tntsr Sunoerten, mo- Or. Yrentiee
total f@ielenoe Iusen in normale umpanoelte.
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20 ut. S. putter1ioe. 335

~ N+ y. 10 = 900
Ohs 9outOns5 traBe, plumbers, @ass
uno Steam : Gitters, balten ft@ benz
prblifum fir l0ein ibrGa9 i6lagenben
Irbeiten empfoblen unb peripre6en
prompte geiorgung aQer Nuftrdse.
&ronleu6ter, @ass Girtures, 8abetpans
men, @lofets &c. tets an 0anb. ID
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-03-14

hT Goggan Bros. baben ben
ein3igen erfaDrenen unb 5uoerIdifgen
piano limmer in ber Staot. pianos
perben fir 50 gelimmt un5 Die 9rbeit
pirb garantirt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-03-14

Or. Yrcntiee's Sbftem Der sIussnuntsrfu-
dung Getne eisene @rfinbuna) lit in mebreren
ber srobten SospitdIer europas einsefdbrt
norben unb oieIe Der Ieitenben amerifaniiden
slerste 9ebraa9en es. Dur9 feline Anpsnoung-
perben ale gugeniibel b~eieitigt unb Die augen
gepinnen biel bon ibrer Serlorenen Starte
ipieber.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-03-14

Gin 8ertreter BET vGrpreb~ bate sefern bas
Sersniiscn, Germ g.. s. Abboms, Elm pro-
minenter Banter in Gbebenne, @bomins, au
besesnen. Serr aoboms fam bierber, un Gd
bon Or. 6. M. 6. 4rentire I'M Menger SoteI
be6anoeln gu laFen. Die Operation gelans
boatommen nno aeiet. bieS bic llmV9t bieles
Mannes, Der bic lamse Reiie ni9t f6eute, um
iid bon bieiem, eminenten slrste beiIen au lal.
fen. -(Grpreb, Geb. 26J s5a
Serr aooomS mar felt LANCER 3eit init f6rcd.
liden 5dmorrboiben seplast uno foante mir.
senos 3eilun9 fnben. @obernor Warren bon
@pomins, Der bon Dr. Brentire boz einem
Sabre erfolsrei6 bebanbelt purSe, empfabl i'm
BEN &ranten, unb entsesen ben Anpeiinugen
Der beimiIden ger3te unternabm ct Die fl0O
Wfeilen lause &eife mad bier. Ct lit febt ae,
BELT uno al8 slidlibsr Mann in feline Sci,
matb auridsefebrt.
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sg- Sbr fpart @elb, tpenn ibre Cure
Srudia1en BET Sobnon Bros.
anfertigen ldBt.
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I.76O.OOO

Yafa8iere baben NIT ben Dampfern bee
Wprboeuti&en 2lohb bic Reife iber's
gleer fiber urb gut 5~urhdssIest. 8es
gen Yreiie unb ~peiterer Snfcrmotipu
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6G,mprrbpi6en.

DaOiO aearfe bon COLORADO Slit, seras,
lit me6rsre Sabre on Sdmorrbuiben er IieB fe
ausf6neibes, ausbrennen, obne sebeilt au her.
ben. Or. Hrentice bsiIte i'm in elmer ~eirsiaen
8ebanSluns, e%ntfernte bic nria1e BOT bier
Sabren, cbne bab iie iemaIs tnieber auftraten.
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ED. A. sEFFEL.

ssasniibsr bon Der beati& tatboIif6en &ir@e.
6Guss unb 69iIbersWaIer
unb 3 dnbIer in Garben, elias &C. &c.
Ale auftrdee terben fofort aussefabrt. @reiIe
biIieer ME irseuOpO in Der Sta6t.. 14,2,p
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ad- Or. Yrentice iutrS beftimmt
ant IS. WARS abreilen.
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0D? !! J; J. {; ! 9: !
5'BR a 4 {: n :
Ne W-YQRK!
S6neuoampfrrfabrt!
Surge Gee &eiie in neuu Saesn
3wiiden
Wrenien uno Wetp 0ors


XIX pSIHyultu OWHeupVllpIeI
Aller, TraVe, Saale, Ems, Elder
Werra, Fulda, Elbe, Lain.
sunnabenbs unb Nittpo@s BON
8seaer.
S%omnabenos aao N.tiua9s bon
Neu Dorf.
Bremen III iebr bequem fit Saeijenbe
SeleSen unb bon Bremen aus Fam MOI
in iehr fur3er .3ett idmmtli&e Stdbtt
Oeutidlanbs, Oeferrei6s unb Der
S9wei3 erreiden. Die S~dneabampfer
bes Worpeutfden 2lopD fnb NIT beicnbe,
rer Beradiidtisuns Der 3wii&enbeds.
Pahagtere unb 5weiter Cattle pofu.
Stere sebaut, baben bobe gereede, boz.
atglide Sentitation unb cine ausaeaeid.
nete 8erpflesuns.
T sM3phr ala
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Sn allen Mpptbefen 1T taben.

THE CHARLES A. voGELER CO.. Baltimore, Nd.
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TINE CHARLES A. voGELER CO.. Baltimore. ma
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Is Gts. bas gade. sn allen @putbefea su Babst.
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Sean 9. S. Suder.
5an Gntonic Sight Office, s. Mar, 1889.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1889-10-09
The New Judge and Political
Reflections.

Editor of the Waterman The recent ap-
pointment of Hon. Loveland Munson of
Manchester as assistant judge of our SUI
preme court is most admirable. lie is q
man of the highest personal character, of
solid legal attainments and impartial judi
cial temperament. None the less to his
praise, he has never been sef-seeking
politician or kept horde of hired retainers
constantly wire-pulling in his interest
This is an ideal selection, and Governor
Dillingham; is truly to be congratulated on
its excellence But the governor ought also
to be congratulated on the discovery of
some new territory in our political geog-
raphy, namely the county of Bennington.
For we of the republican party in central
and northern Vermont have scarcely had
occasion to know that Bennington county
was to he considered when political or
judicial hOnors were the subject of dstribu-
ton. Except Hiland Hall, who served as
governor from '5S to go, and A. b. Gardner,
who was Acknowledgements between 80
and 81, nobody from that county during
the whole existence of the republican party
has ever held single one of the five chief
offices in the gift of the state, either that of
governor, lieutenant-governor Judge of
supreme court, United States senator or
representative in congress. And that, too,
while other counties, particularly those on
the west side of the mountain line have
been literally remembered in the partition
of political favors.
The respective tenures these several
counties have enjoyed in highest Off
cial places-governor, lieutenant-governo
Judge, representative in congress and
| United States senator-are these: Rutland
56 years; Chittenden, 46 years; Franklin,
"A years; Addison, Al years Lamoile, "a
| years. Bennington, years! When it is
remembered that Benningtons short tenure
expired more than score of years ago
indeed almost within the first decade OF
the party's existence, well may Governor
Dillingham; be congratulated as having re.
discovered long forgotten land But the
contemplation of these historic facts and
figures must provoke the eager query
What has affected the soil an atmos
| phere of Bennington county to cause this
! long.continued political blight? Has she
| grown no congressional or gubernatoria
timber during all these years? Or was she
without political log-rollers or sufficien
skill and strength to bring the commodity
into market HIsToRICUs.
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Press Notes.

IT is reported that John J.. Sullivan
has been engaged as an actor in tank
drama. He could play the part of the
tank to Professionalism York Herald.
THAT clipper young Snowman, Mr..
p. T. Barnum, is going to Europe to
work up a boom in the show business
in the effete monarchies. While there
he expects to meet Mr.. Gladstone, DE
Lesseps, Bismarck and the other young
fellows who have shown themselves to
be hustlers. "--Ne,o York Tribune
THE Baltimore democrats have en-
tered upon a new departure in their
municipal nominations this year, the
unique feature about them being that
of the thirty-three nominees for city
council not one of them is saloon
keeper. This is such a radical change
from their usual nominations it is
doubtful if thousands of the voters will
recognize the genuineness of their
ticket. Concord Monitor.
BROTHER TALMAGE is a jolly sort of
an iconoclast. He combats the popular
notion that good men are so rare in this
world, and he goes for the late Mr.
Diogenes, who lived in tub and
went through the streets with lighted
lantern in broad daylight looking for
an honest man. ITS my opinion"
says Brother Talmage, "that Diogenes
! stole both the lantern and the tub. "
The classical dictionaries will have to
be amended if Brother Talmage's OPP
timism prevails. Boston Herald.
HERE is the Chicago beef rings rob-
- IT,, al. 0Yn 1
pounds is worth S1S to $40 in Chicago
before he is killed. After he is killed
his killer sells him-beef, hide, hoofs,
tallow, etc.-for $50. The farmer gets
half as much for his steer as he did
eight or ten years ago. The butcher
charges to the customer as much now
as he did eight or ten years ago,
and claims that he makes no more
money. There is somebody standing
between the man who raises beef to
sell and the man who buys beef to eat
that is making an inordinate profit.
THE removal by Vermont farmers
from lands which have been owned by
them or their ancestors for many years
is not because of poorness of soil, or in.
ability TO make a living by cutivatine
IT, luey nave inaue 'npuey ehough l,
live on in comfort and ease in the
neighboring villages, the young folks
do not care to stay at home, having
been educated at college or high school
and they sell out and move away. The
purchaser is often a neighboring farmer
who has prospered, and, using ma.
chinery, now cultivates two farms
leaving the old buildings on one oil
them unoccupied, and giving an ap
pearance of decay to the neighbor
hood.-Boston Trareller.
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servant and thoughtful boy into the anti
slavery faith?
1t will have been noticed that the fore
going warning of citizens purported to rep
resent many members Of the legislature"
Accordingly the Rev. Alvah Sabin, a mem
Der of the house from Georgia, and subse-
quenty representative in congress from
Vermont, promptly introduced a resolution
in the house, recitng the main facts of the
riot, and resolving that the actors and their
acts were looked upon with the utmost alb
horrence. The resolution was opposed by
Colonel Fitch, a democratic member from
Thetford, believe, and on his motion laid
on the table--where it slumbered till the
last day of the session, and was then dis
missed
The local papers of that day mildly dis
approved of this outbreak of " the spirit of
excitement Largely for the avowed rea-
son that it would tend to "make, not mar,
abolitonists."
To-day company of Vermonts surviving
veterans gather upon the sacred soil of
Gettysburg to dedicate monuments to the
memory of their comrades who there made
the greatest sacrifice which men can make
they gave their lives. By the worlds COM
mon agreement the final blow was there
and then struck which terminated the
shareholders rebellion What chapter of
American history is found between the
opening and closing scenes of this great
dramal j. 2.
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Vermont at Gettysburg To-Day.

In the early summer days of 1868 all
was peace in the regions of southern
Pennsylvania. Only the sounds of war
that came up from the South disturbed
her people, who, in common with the
entire North, were awaiting with in
tensest solicitude the issue of impend-
ing battles in Virginia. Suddenly,
however, all the avenues of approach
to the Keystone State, west of the Blue
Ridge, were alive with the banners of
the confederate armies. From the
valley of the Shenandoah, columns of
infantry, trains of artillery and squad
rons of cavalry, flushed with the tri-
umph of Charlottesville and fired by
hopes of conquest and plumber in the
fertile regions and rich cities of the
North, crossed Maryland's narrow
boundaries and debouched upon the
plains of Pennsylvania. Where but
yesterday had been only scenes of rural
peace and quiet, Was heard to-day the
, ringing of arms and all the direful mu'
sic of war.
. East of The mountain barrier the
Union armies were pressing forward tc
the defense of an invaded North
Neck-and-neck was the race of the two
armies. The mastering of such mighty
hosts, seasoned to battle, animated by
the strongest and sternest impulses tina
can stir or steel the human heart, fore
told conflict of unparalleled severit.
and obstinacy when they should meet
The opposing hosts converged at Gettys
burg. Along its ridges, over it's plains
and from the crests of its hills, along