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Gratifying To All.

The high position attained and the
universal acceptance and approval of
the pleasant liquid fruit remedy
Syrur VI Figs, as the most excellent
laxative known, illustrate the value
of the qualities on which its success is
based and areabunnantly gratifying
the California Fig Syrup Company.
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judicial Convention OF Fifth
District.

The convention of the Democratic
party Of the fifth judicial district will
convene in Greensboro, July 9Th,
1890. TO nominate q candidate for
Judge and q candidate for solicitor
and TO do such other business Is shall
properly come before IL. The coun.
ties composing the district will be en-.
titled 70 cast in that convention the
following vott: Alamance, So; Gas,
well, %; Chatham, so; Durham, So
Granville, As; Guilford, 40; Orange
81; Person, n.
By order of the committee.
j. y. NAMING, Chairman.
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Raleigh Visitor: The board Of
trustees Of the college Of Agriculture
and Mechanic Arts have authorized
. small expenditure Of money, for the
purpose Of establishing scanning in.
dustry, the purpose Of which is TO
supply the college with its own cans
ned fruits.
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"My father, at about the age Of
fifty. lost all the hair from the top Of
his head. After one months trial Of
Ayers Hair Vigor, the hair began
coming, and, in three months, be had
q foe growth Of hair OF the natural
ccior."-P. ]. Cullen, Saratoga
Springs, N. Y.
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BUCKLEH's ARNIoA sALvE

TEE BEsT SALyE In the world for Cuts
Bruises, Sores, Ulcen.Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains,
Corns and all Skin Eruptions, and positively
cures Piles, or no pay required. Its guar
znteed 70 give perfect satisfaction, or money
refunded. Price IS centsper box.
For sale byR. Blseknall q Co. Durham
IN e
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Walter A. Wool Moving Ma.
chimes. Walter A. Wood Hay Rakes.
Walter A. Wood Reaping Machines.
Dutton Moving Machine Blade
Grinders. Geiser Separators. All
Of the best quality. Prices low. For
sale by
JOHN L. MARKHAM.
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How are Your Chickens and
Hogs?
are they dying with Cholera or are
they unhealthy? Buy a package o.
Dixie Cholera Cure and save them
A fresh supply at
Yearly IL Co.'S, Drug Store
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-09-27
@nInnterie mn SHenheit nerho

= @alanterie uRb OFenbeit perbonb
nit feinem @ef9id ienet Sobn bes
bimmlii6en &eides, ber OILS Nttai6ee
6er 9ineff9en @eianStf6aft in 2onoon
einem @artenfeff beiuobnte uub BON Ell,
rer ettpas totetten Dame in's 8eIprdd
se3ogen murbe. Guf bic Srage, mas
bic gbinefen an ben Grauen am bod.
fen f9dBteit. antmortste er, obue ii9 au
bebenten: Die bdusliden Su%9enben."
Sie gnsldnberin fubr barauf in nit.
ieibisem Zone fort: xWirtlid! Sic 10,
ben es alfo ntdt germ, wenn Sbre
Jraueu In @eieli6aft geben. Inn ettpas
au plaubern?A = yNein. gndbise Trou,
elm @bineie bat bas &e9i, fi9 bon fei.
uer 6rau i9eibsn 5u IaFen, fuenn fie
alju eefprdGig it," Die Dame eIaubte
bierin cine Ieife Nnipieluug feben au
miKen unb fraete fp6ttif6: sd
fir9te. baB bas mein Coos In China
fein tpirbel@ pOrauf Der gbinefe nit
elmer tiefen Y~erbeusung erniberte: Isle
birfen tiber3eust fein. baB nit benz Gage
Sbrer Nnfunft in gbina bic barten @es
febe gegen bic @efprd6ieteit Der Hrauen
abge1nbert mtiroen.'
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-09-27

gramm 6 Bfunb) %seftaitet. unb fe ma.
den BON bieier griaubniB aud in auss
gebehnieifer Meiie 8.brau9. Man
i6reibt bieriiber aus Sberi6lefen :
,l1eber 300 Meniden 5ur9paten an
eiuem Sage, gum Shsil nod Idngerem
Mari9e, ben nidtgerabe iei9ten pr3em'
fasGluB, Inn fh aus ben briiben an Der
61ferrei6if6en @renje in Der leBten 3eit
mie Die pilse aus Der @roe sei1DKeneu.
%improbiirten uub nur aus elmer 6ol3s
bube beitebenfen Meblbanbluneen nit
bieiem notb penbighen 2ebensbebiirfniB
3u berieben. Gsta Wunber, baB bic
6rmere 8eb6lferuns bes ganaen @ren3.
be3irfs i6aarenmeiie berbeiffr6mt. uni
bier Ginfdufe au MAIDEN. Soften bod
bier 3 Rilpgramm g%etp6bnlihes Brot'
badmeDl nur so pf., udbrenb Inn beut'
f6en &ei6e 5 pfb., alio q Rilogramm.
bieies felben Mebles IS pf. toften!
Bel ioI@' per3widteu uub u%nseiuu'
BEN 3oGberbdltniRea mtrbe man in
Deuti6Ianb ~aaerbings better tbuu, fi6
etpns mebr UNI bic eigene 3uQ'@eieb=
aebung, dig I'm bic amerifaniide
McainleD 8iG gu fiimmern!
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3u fabren, teB Der guub ber 66uier
Dabsburg unb 9obenjonern fsif I'M
ho~,n,, hn;Sn~ "XJp.. -..

gu fdbren, toB ter gnnb Der 9duier
babsburg unb 9obenjouern feH int
9sr3eu beioer Boiler tpur3ele.
= Die beuti9en SociaIbemofrater
iine-mie aus Berlin beridtst pirb =
binf6tli9 Der Dirt BET Geier gum grl6s
f9en bes Socialifengeiebss febr setbeil.
ter Inf6t. Die 8atteifibrer tparnen
bic @snohen Dor hen @efahren elmer
heraus'or0erabeu unb autei b0Qiq iiber.
fiailiseu 9unbgsbuHa.
Ser Neoofieu: Dss Disner .8a<
tertano" lpuros Dsssn Beieioigung bes
9taatslotbes Baron u. 5cubier ben er
Der gsfenltdfsit ge5ieben bate, 3u s
Mlonatea 4etftr nit 3ipauss Mfbeit
Derur.bs,lt.
ueber ben ~fiiratida gemelbeien
S%elbftmoro zines an9ebli@en Maiots
D.. Wormann in Berlin e:fdbtt mon nod
Jolgenbes: IS muB iia UNI eiueu prez
m%ierlieutenant pon Rormann, pel9er
@r3'eber i'm @aoettenbauie gu potsbam
it, baneeln. oenn einen Moior eIeiben
9tamens faA,t bic &atsIite car ni9i
auf. Wie es GeiBt. iDl DER y. 81.
SelbfmDrb besougeu habsn, neil Elm
Solbat itinem 8orgeiebten gen,elbei
hatie, bab er-Rormanr-Rd itwerer
8ergeben iduIbia oema6t babe.
Sn Wien it bet profe6or 2oren1
b. Steiu, Der btrGbmte bsutf6e @taats,
redtss2ebrer uno Mational.O etonom,
i'm Utter BON Is Sabreu eeltorbsu. 81
mar geboren in @dsrnI6rbe, IS. Nob.
1915. unb als Sdleswig'0 oliteiner fur
bos &e4t Der 9er3osibip,er eintteienb,
tpar ct elmer Der 10 profeKorsn, tueI6e
1852 als Opfer her bdnif1en Rade in
Siel absefebt tuurben. 1855 big 1870
geb6rte er Der Wiener uniperHt6t on.
er ba! piele bobbebeuten6e Msrfe &c,
fdrieben, wel6e in bic meiften europ6is
i@en Spraden ii6sriebt purben.
- Wdbrenb man biefer Gage in ell.
ner 8erliner 9anbusrtsr. Gamilie fr6b,
liG cine 6pnssit @feie,te. erp!obirte biz
p,ttoleumldmps aui bsm Glide unb
fe5te bic 2ieiber Der 6eltaenoGen in
8rano. 9rei erIuasn fofost ibren Ser.
lebungen unb II Iiegen idpsr perlebt
oarnie6er.
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@ath fir SPLITTER!

Dor iiber so Sabren iGOn tpurbe
Mrs. MinsloD's SOOTHING Syrup bnu
Mtttern beim 3abneu Der 2in6er anse.
Denbet. Wirt 9u i'm S6lafe our1
bas S9reien eiues Stnbes geitDrt, bas
i'm 3abnen III unb Dor G9mer3en
tueint9 Menn 70. Ia1e fcfort cine
6laite BON yMrs. WinSlop's Soothing
gprup" boIen. Sein Msrtb 1T unbes
3ablbar. gs nirb benz tleinen 2eibeM.
ben Iofort 2inberung peri9affen. Der.
laBt @u9 barauf, Mitter, -es lit tein
3weifel barbber. Gs beiIt SDfentetD
unb 9iarrboe, regulirt ben Wogen unS
tie Rieren. beieitist Wino Golit, ers
tDei6t ben @aumen, berbinbert @ntsins
buns unb ftdrft bas gauge Spfem.
yWtrs. Winsloms Soothing Sprup1
fur 5abnenbe 2in6er 1T aneenebm in
@eidmad unb bas &esept fiammt bon
einem Der befen tpeibliGen Ner3te in
ben Ser. Staaten. So lit bel alien
9rugeifen in Der gan3en WeIt 3a boz
ben. preis Is @ts. per 6lai6e.
Qauft ni9:s anberes als Mfrs. @ins,
Ions soothing Sprup.
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& 4.

Ser @ouberneur 1T beua@rintigt
tporben, baB bic 8lnbesre9isrung Don
nun on idbrli9 $3.50 anffatt wie
bisber $4,000 gum l1aterbalt Der
Mderbau. unb @enerbefAnlen i'm 2anbe
beitrdgt. Wa9 8erlauf bon sebn Sohs
rem tpirb bic Summe auf $25, 900 er.
b6bt.
Gin hummer SbaB fabrta in
Merifo gum Morb zines 5rabsn Mans
mes. Gin 9ewiHer Safon gubants unb
feline GreunSe Granddaughter ben
Sheriff Nonlan, bob gubanfs III ben
SUB gei@ofen tporben lei. Nowlan Be-
CAB fid iofort babin, ND angebli9 bic
S@ieBafaire ft%attgefunoen baben folte
unb murne ungemltbiid, als ct erfubr.
bob man fi6 nit ibm einen @6er3 CT
Iaubt bate. ct fagte @ubanfs. baB er
fi& ME gu einem ioI6en GpoB berbeis
gelaiien unb namentli9 einem 6reunbe
benielben geipielt boben piirbe. Gus
bants 5og. auf benz pferbe fiben6. mod
eini8en anberen Morten, ieinen @epoI.
Der fdoB auf Nomlan, Der tobt nieber.
fel unb feuerte einen 5%tueiteu S9uB OBJ,
ais ct am Boben lag. Woplan binters
fd6t Grau unb finf tleine 9inbsr.
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prlbiuua fiir bic

@epIaste Mdnner unb Grauen, bic felt LANCE serz
bammt raren, an ben aualen her Dpspepfie gu leioen,
iperben NIT neuer SOfnuns erfiut mad benz @enuB etz
niger Dozen bon Spftetter'S Masenbttters. Dieie
~fncspente Scffnuns sebt in fruatreiae Grfhauns, penu
man tonieauent betm bttters bleibt. So brtnst alien
Op8peptttern, trelhe iia ieiner b~ebienen, GrIbiuns.
@ass Nn5ammlunsen tn ben Ginsepeipen, Spbbrennen,
bas Gtafinfen Der Masensrube 5pilaen ben MablSeiteu,
~nerpbie 3ufungen unb S@lafriisfeit perben burA paSz
ielbe slett5ettiS nit BEN bteie Srmptpme berpprrufen>
ben lIrfaden %beieitiet. WobItbdtisies ader Masenz
Gltyire! gBer punbert f& NOD, bab 60 70 pielmalS bic
leb6atteiteu Dantesduberunsen Derer berpprruft, nell
DE NIT fetuer 9iIfe BON ibren 9eiben sebeilt mMrbeng
Gs bebarf elmer sewdnbten Sober, nm bic 2eiben nnb
NuaIen ber DpSpepttter 3I f&ilbern; in Rem pieIen
OanfS4retben aber, pelhe bic Gisenfbumer bes gits
ters empfansen baben, inb ~biefelten nit l~ebenbiser
idipdhe, maIariaarttse aranfbetten unb Northumberland
Terben burd ba5 Sitter8 turtrt.
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GsaHaae nam Gnrppa.

Sie Nsenturen bes Serrn %. s,
y oung, go. l Commerce : StraBe,
g an antonio, unb SO. SOB Main,
StraBe, Dallas, pertreten nur BIZ
onertannt beften eurOpdif9en Dampfer.
Ginieu. 6err Wouns lit i'm Staube BIZ
bilIigften &aten gu geben, er.
tbeilt ~bereitmilig iebe gemtinf9te Nis.
funft unb beioret iebr prompt ale i'm
abergebenen auftrdge. Wer nod gu.
ropa gu reiien tptini9t, ober 8erpanote
beriibertommen IaFeu Mil, tusnbe fd
on irgenb cine Der %genanBten @senturen.
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%. g.. 5uIfiban,
&de @ommetee G st. Marp's Str.

@- Wenn Ssmano fem uub au ars
n%ebmbattm pteiie ipeIien ipiu, 10 gebe
er gum Miffions. Oie
0erren 8beimer & Waul, BefBer bies
les Gtab!ihemeuts, balten barauf, ibre
Gdfte Eiets bOlfommen 5ufrleeen au ftels
len. Nus Acknowledged GslitateKen,
NuFelu, Wilb, 6ii6e, Ge1iiseI &c. frb
BORT III Der oeIiFatefien 3ubereitung ale
3eit gu baben- Mabl3eiteu tperben aui
Wunfd in bic Wobnungen Der 2unben
geianbt. Mu9 bietet Der nit Der
SbeiiemirtbIGGft oerbunbene 8arz
room bic beiien @etrdnfe. ftets fri1Ges
Bier uao feine 2iqu6re unb Weine.
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,.aier ssreanS, bic getttpam,e.

Bout ibr f9neu unb bauernb Cure Ee!ten
bon Ban3en b~efreieu, fdittet elm e9ddteI9en
Rough on Rats In cine @int. GIafde boa Ben.
gin unb fdiitteIt bic Mii6uns GUT Dor jebes.
malisem @ebrauae. Strsidf biefe Miiduna
gut in ale Gusen unb Spalten ber 8ettftle.
Der grfOts 1T elm punberbarer. Damn miIdt
elm an6eres S9a9teldsn Rough ON Rats nit
einem 9ierteIpfun6 S4maIt unb fhmicrt bies
in ale &iben unb 2o@er Der 8ettifeIe. Diele
bei6en Metbooen berfeblen ibre @irfung ME,
mole. Sdnsibet bies ale @npeiiuns beraus.
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galifprniasNseiue.

Weinliebbaber finbeH Elm srpBes So
ger BON feinen California : Weineu Del
Germ s. s. MeDer an, MlamD
plaaa. 0err Wseper iu6t bic Weine
an Ort unb @tele Gus mr. feuft oirefi
aus Dem aeler Ter Wein3ii1ter. Mls
gutem Renner selingt es Inn ftets, biz
beiten Sorten eus3uwdhlen. gr fant
feline Runbeu unD Jamilien nit einenl
guten Sropfen uerieben. aotbz uni
WeiBmeine in bpr;hgI.9er Qualitdi
bon iebt ab $1.00 per @allone -frej
tns 0aus geliefert.
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SGabe su Gppttpreiiem.

500 paar 2inberi6ube gu 81. So,
ftenpreis $3.50 unb $l.4O. Dameu=
SLIPPERS III IS @ts. unb $1-uertb
$1-1.25.
epibsnbelsBte Mprgeufdube {lr Das
men oler Nrten, Gpe3ialitdi. @roBe
MebnfiipEI $1.75 Damen. Gn6pFidube
fir 81 SO. Galipans So 90 @lacees
lsber Gn6pfidube 1T Der bette Der Welt.
SutllDans foIbleoesner 5d)ub fir Mdns
ner 81 $500 III uniibeltrefFiG. Mdns
n%elfdlabe fur $500, meltb 50 so.
prsiserm0Bigungen iii alien anberen
Nr!ltt!H, I0oupR i'll ben ~feinftsa unb
miitleten 5n'tsH rur has bette gefibrt
inirb, Gie ausaslanittsnen Rdn9urub=
lebet=Sduhe fits Mdnuer. trogen iib
gut urb fina COMFORTABLE, b~efonoers su
empfshlen. Uarbiae 5hube in Blaeee
81 acsfptatlen ptsiFen.
u. g. SuIliban,
ede Commerce & g. Marp's Str.
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Gerr 6. $. MfGer in Der WeRs
Commerce StsaBe hd!i ffets bos bolls
tommenfs Eager In 3ei@enmaterias
lien, $apetsn, Garben, @las, 5pieseI.
eIas, 8iloerrabmen, Girni1ea unb allen
3ei9nens unb Molersu teniilien. Giinfs
Ierii9 aasgefabrte 8ilber unb 5tatuets
ten &c. fnb In cine; febensipertben Gals
lerie sur NnF6t unb gum 0srfauf auss
gsfent. Sn Sapeten nub 3immerbefos
rationen if bas @ei9madbolfe uab
Neueae bort su fiabsn.
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.sss- d. q. Gaua,t,o,,. ber betc

IA u. 0f. GalatYaD. Der betannte
q botograpbu nb & f Ter, bat
fein Mtelitr nod INNER am alien plaBe,
Alb DIT 5oufonfraBe, obenauf uub
liefert bic beffea 8iIber nit ben ,ieues
fen unb por3agli6fen Snfrumenten.
Seine 9reiie inb mdBig. Bilber urs
ueredn8lid. 2~8,7,tum1i
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~ Wenn SIR sutes trodenes pot.
DAT 8rennboI3 brau@t, ipre9t bcr ober
beftelt per Selepbon bel ber Sunset
Wood Company; fe bat itets bas 8efie
i'm Marfte. &elepbpn 81.
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0emti@> @nslifdbe g@mle,

Sdh Antento, Ttyaa.
Mnertdnnt tidtige eebraufoIt fir Ruabeu
anb Ndbden; feif brsibia Sabrsn in reoer
2~trtfanleit. 8ortrefFiGe aebrfrdfte inter Be,
pdbrier feituns. Der engIilGen gprade tpirb
wie Der beutlaen, bole 3aehnuna o~etrooen
auberbem Ilnterridt TN @banif&ea. einiSer.
nnaeen borbereitete G@iIer Fnben ieber,eii
Aufnabme. Rdbere austunff ertbeiIen Ser,
8. @roos, 9rdfbent bes SduI j. 8oraanbei
nnb B N. 8arbsd, Director Der apaoIi
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Tam.
s. $. @benes & Co., eieentbimsr,
Solebo, Ohio.
@ir, bie" llnterSsidneten baben 8. s. gbs,eb
felt ben letten .5 Sabren eetannt unb balten
i'm fir b%oDfommen ebrenbaft in allen ge.
IddftsbanbIunsen unb inanaieu befdbist,
ale BON feiner Girma einsesanseneu Setbinb.
lidfeiten gu erffiQen.
8ef & gruaI g%robbanbeIs 9rosuiten,
goleoc, Ohio.
B aIbina, &innan& Marbin, @roS.
banbels. Droguifen, 8olebo, Obtp.
San's &atarrb aur pirb innerIib aenommen
un6 pirft brett auf bas 8Iut uno bic fdlei
migsn SberFaden bes ebFems. 3eueniEs
fret ytrfanbt. Yreis rs gexts fir bic GIafde,
@crfauft BON nDen Npptbefern.
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Sic Cotton Gin in gonber
Station reitigt 8aumtpoIe 3u ben
biGiaftsn preifen. morauf Garmer auf'
merriam gemadt perben.
s. s. preuBer, gonberie.
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gSie lit bies

@ir bicten ~einbunbert Dollars &elcbnuns
fir ieoen Sail BON aatarrb, Der nidt burd Gin.
nebmen bon Saa's 8atarrb Sur eebsilt iperben
fGuu.
, 1890-10-08
.PINKERFONISA"

The New York World calls attention
to the fact that two of the new states-
Montana and Wyoming-have anu-Pink-
erson clauses in their constitutions. 10
Montana the constitution declares:
No armed person or persons or armed
body OF men shall be brought INTO this
state for the preservation OF the peace or
the suppression of domestic violence, ex-
cept upon the application Of the legisla-
tive assembly or the governor when the
legislative assembly can not DC convene 3.
In Wyoming there is stIl more explicit
declaration:
No armed police force or detective
agency or uusrmed body OF men SD al
ever be brought into this state Tor the
suppression of domestic violsuca. except
upon application of the legislature, or ex
ecutfve when The legislature can not be
convened 'i ~
These constitutional provisions are Of
course based upon aud intended to be in
harmony with the fourth section of the
fourth article of the constitution OF the
Upited States:
The United States shall guarantee to
every state 10 this Union a republican
form of government, and shall protect
sAch-of them from invasion. and on appli-
cation OF the legislature. or of the execu-
tive when the legislature cannot be con
vened). against domestic violence.
These Pinkerton forces are simply pri-
vAte armies Of hirelingS, ready to do any
bloody work that may be required Of them
for pay, wherever there is any pretense
that it is in defense of the property Of
great corporations, sAvsthe Boston Herald
The shooting Of innocent persons, as al
Albany. during the New York Central
strike. and at Fort Worth during the
Southwestern strike OF 1886, SHOWS one of
the evils Of this kind of warfare, but the
great objection to 1t is its utter and obvi-
Gus Inconsistency with the states legiti-
mate functions. No state can afford to
tolerate private armies within its borders.
Such mercenarY troops are as dangerous
TO the public peace, safety and liberty as
were the private armies Of Rome in the
days Of Rienzi Pinkertonism must 90.
It would be we'll if Massachusetts, should
follow the example of Montana and Wye
ming in this matter.
, 1890-10-08


TIE Washington correspondent of the
Globe Democrat sends the following to his
paper; The Republican congressional
committee has been doing a little figuring
as to the probable complexion of the next
house. According TO the committees es-
Inmates, los districts out Of the 1872 are
sure Republican. Then twenty more are
probably Republican, and thirty three
others are doubtful, with possibilities OF
Republican success That makes 1862,
which is Eve less han a majority. All of
these districts 10 question are represented
ip the present house by Republicans. The
cause of doubt 10 the case Of most Of the
twenty probable Republican and the
''thirty-three doubtful" is the Democratic
gerrymander. Then there are twenty
four districts now represented by Demo
Gratis in which the committee thinks there
are chances of Republican success. I'm
der the circumstances however, It looks
ike the next house might be Democratic;
but the majority will be small. Ten is
the most probable majority. and it may
be less than this figure"
, 1890-10-08
GEN. GRANTS couaTsHuP.
The Widow of the Great Soldier Tells
How He Proposed Marriage.

The Widow of the Great Soldier Tells
How He PROPOSED Marriage
One summer day we were going 10 \
morning wedding, and Lieut., Grant
was also invited He came for US on
horseback. and asked my brothers per
mission to drive me In exchange for
his saddle, to which he gladly consent
ed. The day was beautiful, the roads
were a little heavy from previous rain,
but the sun shone in splendor. We
had to cross a little bridge that spanned
a ravine. and when we reached it |
was surprised and a little concerned to
find the guich swollen, a most unusual
thing, the water reaching to the bridge.
| noticed. too, that Lieut. Grant was
very quiet, and that and the high water
bothered me. | asked several times II
he thought the water dangerous to
breast, and told him | would go back
rather than take any risk. He assured
me, in his brief way, that it was per
fectly safe, and in my heart l relied
upon him. Just as we reached the old
bridge | said. Now, II anything hap
pens, remember I shall cling to you, no
matter what you say to the contrary"
he simply said, IAN right" and we
were over the planks in less than a
minute.
Then his mood changed, he became
more social, and in asking me to be his
wife used my threat as a theme. After
dinner that afternoon Lieut.. Grant
asked me to set the day. | wanted TO
be engaged. and told him it would be
much nicer than getting married-a
sentiment he did not approve. We
were very quiet at the house hat even
ing and neither said a word OF the SO
cret After supper he went back to the
Taylor sent him to'Camp salubrity, in
Louisiana He was too shy to ask father,
so lie waited till he was stationed and
wrote to him. Father never answered
the letter. was his fayorite daughter,
and he thought army life would not
suit me.
BESIDES. said father, you are too
young and the boy is too poor. He
hasn't anything to give you"
| rose in my wrath and said l was
poor, too, and hadn't anything TO give
him.
The next year he caIne bnck on a
leave of absence, and mi remember
Just how be looked MS he rode up in his
new uniform Father was going to
Washington on business. and we were
all OF the front porch kissing him good
by and stufnng his pockets with notes
of things he was TO buy. Lieutenant
Grant asked for my hand, and he, in n
hurry to get off, consented.
My soldier lover was in and about
Mexico for four years. including the
war. Every mail brought me n letter.
Every one of them full OF sweet moth
lngs. love and war, and now and then
some pressed leaves and flowers. Some
were written on drum heads captured
from the Mexicans, and others ON
sheets Of foolscap, folded and sealed
with red waters. I read each one every
day until the neIt one came l have
them all-Mrs. Gen. Grant in Ladies'
Homo Journal
, 1890-10-08

The railroad company now wants the
city to build and pay for its own viaduct.
1t Is too bad that there should have been
SO much shillv shalIying about the matter,
but we are pleased that it has eventuated
in this way. We have always considered
it a rather small business for a city of the
importance Of Cheyenne to become the
debtor of a railroad company for the cor
struction of this viaduct. So far as it is
concerned the railroad company has faith
fully carried out the contract which has
rendered the construction of the viaduct a
necessity. The city should now do its
par. and rely entirely upon its own re-
sources TO do il.
, 1890-10-08
clty r.opls.. Lors tor VIVA rlow.r..

10y - "b
People who live in the country can
not fall 10 notice how eager city resi-
dents are TO gather wild flowers. On
any fine Sunday you may see people re-
turning TO the city at evening by thou
sands, each one carrying flowers oil
some kind. New York seems to be ac-
quiring the Partisan love for little trips
to the fields and hills and woods on
holidays. Her citizens take their wives
and children and picnic baskets for a
day In the open air.
Whereas they go forth in the morn
ing carrying %luncheons, they come back
at night with flowers. The varieties OF
these range as broadly as the tastes of
man. One person is satisfied with a
dainty sprig or n dash of green. An
other runs to brilliant colors. The
thrifty housewife brings home a whole
armful of assorted flowers I o distribute
about the house, but however the in
c~llnation shows itself as regards indi-
vidual preferences it is plain to see
that New Workers are a flower loving
people. New York Tribune.
, 1890-10-08

by what means do you propose to
cure my headacher
'In the simplest way imaginable, sir
by lean of sympathy. Let me have
one OF your hairs"
Here is one"
Now, please attend. am going to
bury this hair in consecrated earth
when the noon is in its first quarter,
and precisely at the same time you will
be relieved OF the pains in your head"
Thanks; good morning"
Stay, sir; this consultation costs
three marks"
Three marksl Very good. Here
Is the money in my hand l will go
and bury 1t likewise in -comecrated
earth when the moon is in its first quar-
ter, and as 500 as my headache has
left me these coins will find their way
to your pocket in n sympathetic fash
ion. "-Blatter und Bluthen.