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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-05-07

The N.~ Orleans grand iaiy which has
been investigating the iynching Of the l,s
Iians hss made long report. which sesms
10 US 10 be remarkably weak 10 results at
iess,. There wss evidence OF erookedDess
10 the obtaining Of tie names Of juror
and tAissmsu. tut little evidence OF bri'
berry Of Jurors or undue ,thaepce. This
IL aeet scared sufficient evidence 70 JUS
lily the indicl nieut OF ih-se s,x men Thorn
~ McCfyslol sud Jobn' Cooury. with X.
q 0 MsiIey for attempting TO bride tales
man, aud Bernard Glsudi, Charles Gran
ger aud Frrpesred Armsnt. for attempt
iug. by each 10 bride three different tales
men OF the eleven p,rrons lnycbed eight
we're American ei,izsus aud one had de,
clsred his Intention to become one. 10
regard to the persons concerned in the
lyDcbiny the report concludes AS follows;
10 view OF these considerations the thor
ough examination OF the subj ct bss failed
TO disclose the necessary facts to justify
this grsud jury 10 presenting indictments.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-05-07

General Manager Sssnk. Of The Aner'
can Tree snd Steel Association. has issnsd
Bis ssnusl fsvisv 81 The trade. .hosies
that 10 1890 The Upiied States seS, 10 The
top Of ,bs hsi. snoeodiss the production
Of iroa o! Great Briisia Tor The fret time.
The production q pig ircn vs =. .o2. TuS
sross ,css. sbou, !. zoe. 600 ions more ttan
vu made In Great Bfiisin, oi Betssnrr
steel issois 3. 6ss.s 81 tons vae produced,
o. sssriy 1000. 600 tons more than Ges,
Britain. and a Bessemer steel rails i.soIs
s37 iors. sgsinsi sbont i,ee0,0v tons
made Ia 0res, Britain. Here ws have 400
ibcr vivid illustration OF Tho blsbting II
fecis Of "'ihs robber tariff. which pro-
coed. upoS the ravssing proposition that
ia. better Tor "a 10 make cur irou at
hone than 10 boy II abroad.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-05-07

The statement comes from New York
that Of large number OF Italians who
arrived Monday, thirteen sccused Of crime
10 Italy, or who came under the psuper
or contract provisions OF ths Law. we're DE-
barred from entry into the country. This
shows .bs,a loog,needed discrimi nation
hiss finally been brought into activity by
recent events. The industrious. intelli
gent and orderly I,alisus can be welcomed
10 ibis couniry. ba, tho criminal aud
pspper class sboold be excluded rigidly,
snd the prsctics wbich has grown TO
dangerous proportions of making the
uui'ed sistes the dumping ground Of
such undesirable immigrants, requires
prompt suppression.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-05-07

California is giving President Harrison
snd party right royal Welcome 81 every
poiai visited. and the Presidents speeches
are 40 ieliciious there ~ elsewhere, and
iusafisbly Invoke enthusiasm 10 on,
tosn, vhsfe there 10 On Indisn school. th,
boys aud girls nearly filed the cars will
siid hJwers. aud a another place thu
party we're almost literally buried in roses
ihro~n ., them by school children. The
visit Of President Harrison is . great event
Tor California
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-05-07

Preparations ara now being made fol
the experiments in artificial rain produc
ton authorized by the last congress-. Col
onel Dryeniurth, OF the government ord
nance department, IL arranging 10 explode
large balloons charged with oxygen and
hydrogen ess The frat tests will occur
Deii month 10 western Kansas. 10 order
TO make the trial more thorough. dyns
mite will be exploded on the ground Elm.
ultaBeously with the seriAn concussiop.
HeDce Il there is anything in the theory
that Jupiter Plnyiue can be frightened
into tears 1t will come out soon.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-05-07

When George P-sboiy laid bis plans for
lettering the condition OF tho London
poor Il, evident tbs, he ''buiided better
than b. tnes He erected monument
Ia III s.rit sssndrr than sny thss ever took
shspr 10 msrbls. aud one thst has the rare
qa.iiiy Of gro~inr larger With succeeding
years tie lei, 81 600. 600 Tor tbs construc
too u model tenement honses for the
post sud dutins the txen,y one year.
they hssr bsea ~ use. by ladicious man,
ssemsrt The iupd Invested in this Wy
has incfes.ed 70 g. III. 600. While Stew,
AT. motel bone fcr women rrmsined
smp,s t,,i ., ~ss converted 10 other pur,
pcse. .is~ Peabody baiidiuss have been
fsil eos,i0csiiy. the number Of occupsnis
las ys. byIns no less than 20 46l.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-05-07

II IL understood in Washington that The
report 81 the United Srstss district sttor-
ney at New 0flesus shows that the lynch.
ed ltsli,p assassins there, every oIe, were
American cI,izsps TO the extent OF having
registered aud voted at the last city elec
tioo This evidence is to be taken 40 the
int ilisept intention OF the voter o. regard
ed his cliiz psbip. and the fsot is to be-
urged sssinst the claim that the victims
of the irsgedy we're subjects Of The kiae
OF Italy.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-05-07

The c.lesgo Herald PROPOSES to erect .
sefies o, nou unepis 10 indicsie the csnirt
a popalstion Of the upiied States aud u
do iI,s every decade The initial monn'
"a sltiar tho een,ps oi 1880 will 90 up
near Greep.bars. Isd. II 10 said that ever
sGre ibe DIRE, census IN 1870 the centre Of
population. which has steadily Travelled
westward from Baltimore. has never Shift
I'd north or soe,h more than dozen
uiies
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-05-07

A n.eclisg Of uotsirs bofses breeders
from sil parts Of The uni.sd sisiss u"
bsi3 10 Chicago Wednesday. sbont iJo
breeders beies pfssenL The National
Tfoili1g horse Breeders Register Associs
sles vas ofssniEsd. ard purchased The
wsiiscc tfo,iiss register And s.ri boui
Of John II. Wallace. paying $3.50. 600 there
ios. After The purchase, . stoek company
.nb . capital o. slJ0. 900 sss formed.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-05-07

Alsbo..o TAFT. LII. d.. 81 Ciscinns,i.
~ho !. reported 10 be tysfg IN Los Anse.
les. Cal. .s sor msny years snd mp 10
iss than dscsde ago prcni1spt 10 Amer
,esa psbi,c lite. Jndss Tai us born 10
vsrmoni n sen Der s. 1910. end vss grad
ssi~a frosa Yale Ia 1858 He vss admit
ted 10 ,te bar 10 isss and settled 10 Gin.
eisssiL sbefs he qaiekiy sou snioeIce
10 bis preias.icn. Prom is66 TO is72 be
vss isses 81 The sapsrios court Of cinein
ss,i. 10 March lsTs. be. succeeded Vii /.
liam ". Beilnsp - secretary Of sar 10
Presiaea, Grants cabinet sad 10 the FOL
lcvins Msy vss transferred 70 The alter
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-05-07

The New York Herald says; The name
OF 1.-THE man OF blood and iron" is applied
to Bismarck. II might more fifty have
been given TO the greet Field Marshal, Won
Moltke, who died recently, full OF years
and honors. He was less 3 captain than q
stfste9ist; but as strstegist "a plsnner Of
great wars and victories he had. 10 our
day, no tqnal, His was the bead that orr
esniz ID the battles, and the marches which
hum bled Ansiria aud France The hands
aud arms which carried out bis splendid
rcben,s we're the Crown Prince, Prince
Frederick William Won der Tam, Mantle.
nirel apd others. Won Moltks's long and
wonderous lille was wholly given up to
war. He vas the very incarnation Of the
stern military science 40 unbsndiog will
cold aud calculating MUD and an M,
wsveriug patriotism we're the secrets OF
bis triumphs. Won Moltke's life OF e1cep'
tionsl span was devoted to war, As boy
VI tNtiVt bt Woo an
veteran Of ninety he wore soldiers mi
form. His devotion to bis profession dur
ing this period OF nearly eighty years was
exceptional. Not less remarkable was bis
soldieflike reticeuce. He WAS silent 10
seven languages. A military genius long
before. 1t was bis generalship IN the
troPrussian war OF 1856 that blszoned
bis name to the world as a sirstegist With.
out . peer. Great as we're his successes
in that notable campaign. they we're
eclipsed by the briiisncy Of bis achieve
ments in the FrspcoPrussisn war. Gu
them and the craftsmanship Of Bismurck
the German Empire was iounded. To Won
M )like the debt OF the Fatherland can
Never be overestimsted In him the world
will ever recognize one Of its most Illus.
trious military glories.'
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-05-07

The ,iisl aud conviction OF . party ia
Boston charged sith selling base imits
ton Of maple aussr for the genuine ar,i
Gle Is reported II more Of these fraud,
ibs, abound every where outside Of Yer
mont where the PROD is sold we're call
I'd upon in the same way aud punished. il
would be dong exact jnstice. aud what
would be right Ia the interest OF the pro-
dncer. Oar Vermont sistuie Is very 50.
we're Ia It's penslties on the sduiteration oil
maple sussr. sud IL 10 not TO be supposed
that tue fraud is prrciIced within the
slsir. lie article Is luxury. aud The
price u eommands shove other sugars ia
made so IRON this fact, which alec furnish
~ lLr iGdneemsnt for sdalterslion or imi
tation.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-05-07

iithe coprse OF the Italian Government,
lesds TO sets Of folly aud arouses preju
dice against them on the part OF American
employers, II will have far more serious
cons quences 10 Italy than to the United
sia,es. For II they are "boycotted" 10 the
labor market Of this country by becoming
objecis Of general suspicion and dislike.
most OF them will have no alternative Ell
cepi to return to Italy aad swell the ranks
Of hopeless poverty from which the vast
army oi,be Kingdoms desperate criminals
IL recruited,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-05-07

hsd been troubled with boils which
esme out on my ears. neck. and 10 fact oil
ever my body. iriei everything and
could &c, no relief until ! vas advised BY
my neigbbor. 7. n Arnold, 10 try Dr. Ds
vii Ksbpedy's fsvorits RsUsdy. made q
Hondon., N. Y. After ming II less than
three months. can say am falIy cared
-ssnT Grady. No 20 Csisdonis ave..
Rochester y. Y.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-05-07

ssy sessrsishsr. IL April 1854. he VI"
made ripisscr 10 Austria ard 10 1854 vs
mastered 10 81 retertats, seriss m.
al August, isss.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-05-07
Chr Mnufbfsifr 3ourDal
THURSDAY. MAY :. 1901.
DIX, sin0xps. Eaters and Proprietor.

Tmr gisuy sHogtD ma nsoH ExoroH 10
ogrn axEnoas TnopUcna oosyxoLoy THEA
owS wsnnrgs. WITH an scarlsro rssTElp
% pnRs1as0 Scai-a or wAgnL
EyrnF eoisirR AND s1Eion WHO mas sEk'
yrp Mis oorsrnr FAITHFULLY IN TIKI or
wAE 0roHT 10 ancnyr PENSION, NOT A. 4
casrur rrT AZ x.TTH or srsrrz yrs
YgrA
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-05-07

~ Estate OF WILLIAM II WADE.
The undersigned, having been appointed by
the Hon. Probate Court for the District u Man
chester Commissioners, 10 receive, examine, and
sdjust vi claims aud demands Of sill Ierrons
az ,Inst the tstsie OF
William II Wade Iste OF EaDdgste
in said District, deceased and all claims eibiLit.
will meet for the purposes Aforesaid al ID.
dwelling house u Edgar A. Wilcox IL sid
SYNDICATE on the 18th day OF October
next, from O'Clock A.. n until O'Clock y.
n.. on said day ard that si1 months from
time limited 6y said Court for said creditors 10
present their cisims 10 Nv for exSmiustion and
allowance.
Dated At Sunderland Ibis 2ist Gay Of April
A, .. 1891.
toJw Josnpa ANDiEw, Com"
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-05-07
COMMISSIONERS, NOTICE.

Ksiats Of wuLtAaE BAcos,
The undefsigped having been appointed by
the Hon, Probate Court Ter tbs Di.lUet oil mar
chester Commissioners, TO rteeiys. examine and
adjasl all elsims ano demands of all psrsobs
against the estate OF
William Y. Bacon late ~ fupdsfAId
IN said Disfict dfcessed, aud AL claims ,lhibit-
ed In ofset thereto b.feby give notice that ~
will meet for the purposes sfofessid al The dwell.
hing house ~ II 6regov In said buuasflsnd
% the i7th day Of October ptri from ocIo.k
A. N, until O'elt Cd on tstd day, shd that
fir months from tho iflh dsf ~ April itsi,
Ia the iinse limited by rad Court ior ssid o., dit.
ton abd allowance
Dated al Manchester this 2Cih day u April
A. % 1891,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-05-07
J. m. GREGORY, c,,
DAVID n, AkDEEWr. """'''
pAkI3 &. BUFFUM's Estate.

pAkI3 Il. BUFFuMs Estate.
Ptsia 81 Vermont. Distiint of MAJ eLssiaT ~
IL p obats Conn held Al Manchester, With o
sDd Tor said District On The ziiL DAY u Apsii
A. d. 1901.
An instrument rnrpot ing 10 bs the isst vii
and Testament ~ Pare v borgm lsts ~ Dofsst
Ia said oiettiet, dscf.sed, being presented BY
Henry X. Buffnm Ter frotste,
Mhsfsgpon SESSION ~ fsld Conr. 10 he hsid
Al the PROBATE Once ~ Manchester, Ia said Dis
ulet. on the stn day " Nay, A. u lsyI,
Al leo o'clock ~ the fofsnooE WAS sp-
Iolnisd IN lhs probate u ssid IIslfamslt
AID Ior all psfsons concerned 10 sppesr and eoD-
isst tue ssn4e, II esgse there IL Tor ~ d0inEs
snd prblie Doiles thereof sss ordered 10 BE- glysp
BY lbs Publication bsIsaf in tho Manchester
JDunsli. . nssspsper pftSisd Al Sid hsltbes.
tsr, ihiss vssis srecssssseiy prs,ioas 70 raid
TINE 20 appointed.
true record,
lie. Fkkh, ksglst<y.
ATrae Copy Of Iseosd,
Hsss Aitsa. J.E ykSs, Rssiss1s
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-05-07
Marriages.

In Msnsht.tsf Csnite. MAJ tha IS Rev. N
sPrlsnssn. pennis rypn and Mis-. ps'sey lshn'
sea. I'll q Msnrhssef
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-05-07

A US1IN L. GRAHAM'S Estate.
- fTATE or yEBMo NJ, District Of Manchester ~
In Probate Court, held at Manchester, within
and Tor said District, on the 23id day Of April
A. D. 1891
The Administrator 81 the estate u Austin p.
Graham late OF Winhsll. In said District decess-
ID, pioportd TO render a final account u lis
adminisiIstion Of said estate,
Wh.reupon Il was ordered that said sccoun /
be examined for allowance Al session Of taid
Court 10 be held ut the Probate Office 10 Men.
chester, IN said Disirict, on the 10Th day Of
May d, 1891, at 10 O'Clock In the forenoon
spd that notice thereof, DO given TO all per-
sons interested by the publication hereof IL tbs
Manchester Journal, q newspaper printed Al
said Manchester. three weeks successfully pre-.
yiously to the time 70 appointed.
true record,
Attest, J. Il. FEM, Register
tine copy Fl record.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-05-07
Deaths.

Ia Manchester castrs, NAY sad, Mrs. Nafths
Cnsndl.r, .sAos VI ths late M shsh N Vfessy
w Miuhsli
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-05-07
WANTS.

.Aiversitomsnts. anarr thl. teas. tsr esrh
iine each inssrtieu,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-05-07
I MISsIONERiS NOTICE.

tine copy cf record.
bl3x Attest, J, II, FINN, Esrifief,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-05-07
RUllI s. WILD's FsrArr.

', ", TENN NeBIEIUT.
true copy Of record.
523w Attest, J. ". FEM, Register.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-09-03
Der brittle &uB.

Ser @entier 8an5inger bat Der Gensi
1000 Mart perIpro6en nit Sanoi6laa,
tpenn iie ii6 breimat tbdt fiiHen laIIen.
Die GenSi 1T cine &ellnerin seiueien,
@elb bat ie tein's sebabt = ater
bibid uao brap mar iie. limb neil
iie sebadt bat. ibre alte Mutter tann
bas gelo tuobl brau6en, bat fie rSa"
seIast Sum Hansinger. vgliO i9 laB'
mid hreimnl fiilIeu, iluo nadbsr Sahlt
SIR mir 1000 Marf," - s@s gilt,
iast Der gauSinser uub tiBt iie 3iuei.
mai ridtis auf ben Munb. Die @enji
ldBt iid8 aud san5 rubis seialleu. @ie
iie aber gum britten &uB ben Ntun0
hin6Glt, bn tbut Der Spibbube, Der
ganSin9er niht mebr nit. ggarum?
DAB i6m bic bsibsn eriteu 9Ife etipa
niht nn6 @ei6mad 9eipeien, 6esbalb
piros faum iein. glber es mag ibn
sereut baben iuesen bes lieben @etoes,
oOer er bat iif's BON pOruberein 10 DOE,
genpmmen.
Die Gensi oerlangt ibren britten &uB.
Der &an5ineer iust, ben mar er ni9t
i6ulbis. Die Gen,i psrlanst bas
Gelb. Ger 8anSinser iast, bas mar
er i6pn gar nidt ibulOis. 8urj uno
gut, iie 9ebeu sum &i9ter. Die Gen5i
meint, Der &anjinser iOll ibr fuenisitens
bic beiben eriteu 9iiie beSahleu, bic er
bp0pi6tig ab9ebplt bat. Nber Der Be-
ruff ii9 auf bic Gbmadung uub ieiH
Beripredeu: r@enn 9u Did brei
Mnl fiiiIen ldBt, nadber seb' i6 Dir
1000 Marf.. Sept iino's erit Siuei
Riiie-unb i6 sabP ni6tl~ Der Ri9s
ter frost bic @enJi, Ob fe ben oritteH
RuB nidt ber9eben piI. Sreili6 nil
ie i'm berse5en. Der Banjinser iOII
ibn nur nebmen; iie iit's jufrieoeH.
Der 8auSinser aber iast: Nein, er
bdti's ni6t n6tbi9 = IA itebt Der
Serr Sai6ter auf, faBt bic GenSi nit
Der redteu Sauo um's Wieoer uno nit
Der lintsn unter's Sinn unb iebt ibr
einen re9elrs6ten SuB auf bic runoen
9ippen. Grit lit bas Ntdbel Elm penig
erihtpden, oann aber bats aelaht =
benn Der &i6ter bat fi9 i6mun5eln6
ben S9Hurrbart 9ebrebt uub gum 8aHs
singer seinst: so. iebt bat ii9 bic
genji gum britten WtaI tiifIen Iniien -
stpeimal BON Sud uno einmal BON ntir.
gtuu jabIt Sbr bic 1000 Wlart uub biz
RUiten SubIt Sbr aud. 5rOb miBt
Sbr iein, ba6 id babel meine ridters
lide 8entibung BON iuegen oes SiiiieHs
Ri6t re6uen mill" 9a bat Der 8an,
singer elm iuueres @eiidt se5psen unO
9eSablt. 1000 Rart bat er Der gensi
Iein 2ebtag ni6t tuieber berIprpdsn.
Geinen britten SUB bat er nber aud
nimmer 9strie9t. Der mare seri6tlid
bepUnirt, bat Die genji seiost, iuie sr's
uu9bOIeu pOIlte. q. Siridbers.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-09-03
RanftlersuM.

sSn Der reisenben 8i[la zines befanns
fen gBiener &uuitfreunoes tparen liebe
8GIte eiu9efebrt - brei Wlimen elmer
unIerer erIten 8ibnen. Gin Selb, elm
2iebbaber unb elm &Dmiter. Die Sers
rem 9enOiien ibre iunse ssreibeit mit
pOllen 8iigen iinb erIreuten ficb Der
9liidli6iten 2aune Der erite Gag mar
re6t luItig uoriibergesansen, Der nddfte
iollte nod luItiger beginner I'm bic
iiebeute MOrsenitunbe eri6ien Der
Srtsbarbier in benz 2anbbauIe, I'M ieiH
td9tides 8enium 5u abiOluiren. 9lls
Der Sausberr raiirt mar, ienoete er ST.
garo III bic Sdlairdume Ieiner @6ite, ben
bamii er aud oieien feline 9ienite tpeibe.
2iebbaber unb aomifer, bic gemeinIam
in einetn .8inimer i6lieIen, lieben be-
reitiuilIts bic niht INNER gans i6merss
IOie 8rUSehur iiber fi6 ergeben, ipdhs
reno Der .6elo" in einem 9sebenraume
fanft fOrtidlummerte.
Gobalb iie fertig iuaren, besann ber
&Omifer elm iebr leiie sefiihrtes, ober
auseni6einli6 tpihtiaes @eiprd6 NIT
benz MeiIter bes &nlirmeIiers, orifte
ibm stpei @uloen in bic Sano unb ents
lies ibn nit Der bringIi6en 8itte, nur
redt bnlb auriiSufpmmen. 8aum cine
Siertelitunbe ipGter mar Sigaro tuieber
sur Stelle uno ipur6e BON ben beiben
&iinItlern in bas 8immer ibres Cole
gen geidlOben, ni6t obne einige beoelit.
fame @infe nit auf ben 8eg Su befpm.
mer. 9as Gflafsemnd mar siemli9
bunfel, 6enn bic SalouIien iuaren her.
dbaelaiien; MIR bur6 bic balbse6Ifnett
9biir bes He6enSinmers bran9 einiees
9itt ,auf bic Scene. Der Barber
ndherte ii6 bebutIam benz 8ette bes
SelOen. pg8er ba?" rief bieier, aus
bem Salbi6lummer ertun6enb. SD,
bitte.... aber balten ii6 sndoi9er
Serr nur id6n rubis unb i65n
GRAB. - = esa, tpas 1oG beun
6us ?. -" = ,Sitt' IhBn, slei6 iit's
pOriber. 9but gar nibt iueb' uno bann
tuirb Sbuen slei6 piel beTer Iein." =
DGber, Meni9 =" rSu, bite. -"
= p9tu!"
Gin far9tbarer Stud burdi6ittert
ben &aun, slei6 baruuf flirrt Elm in
Sderben SerIdmettertes @las uno elm
StrUm @aiiers burd1utbet bas 8ims
mer; Der Barber ft6st einen S6refs
fensi6rei aus unb flii6tet tpie BON
5urien sepeitIht binars, in ben @arten
unb auf Die Gtrnse. Der Selb iaat
linn mad, aber blos big in bas benad'
barte 3immer, benn eritens lit er bur1s
aus nidt fir bic Seffentlihtsit tnilet,
tirt unS 5tpeitens fin6et er feline bei6en
@pIlesen in tpabren 9n6trdmpien.
pSa" bounert er. ,S6dnblidbe, pels
den G9urfenitreid babt Sbr erions
nen?!" Der Somifer tann nur iuUrts
los in ben Gdlairaum ipeiIen. &aid
perben bort bic 8ouleaur auf9eSosen
unO nun entpideIt iih, beleu9tet oUm
ben 2idtiGuthen Der Murgenionne, eine
aufregen6e Sa9b nad = Blute9elH,
beren elmer BON benz bei6mabten Sars
bier bem arnen Seloen meu6lings
applicirt poroen mar. Sisaro tpa9te
Ii9 aber 70 lanae ni6t mehr in bas
Snus, big ibm Der Selo bic
Feierlibe 8erfideruns seeeben, bas er
peoer veralttrt", nod elmer 8lutent'
Siehunasfur beoiirftis, iOnbern Bios se'
tuint iei, tdsli6 pSum Raiiren einsl'
| nebnen."
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1891-01-23
CANOEROUs ECzEArA.

For many years I hsvo been sorely
afllictnd with Eczema on my face.
The eruption was in large splotohos,
and Cancerous nature. I had treat
mont from o number of experienced
physicians, with little or no benefit,
aud only of n temporary nature. AT
ter other treatments had failed
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MAJ.-GEN. b. H. BUTLER.
he WILL RETURN TO THE SOUTH FOR
TIE E1esT TINE SINCE TIE WAR.

He WILL RETURN TO THE South FOR
THE ,E,ssr TINE SINCE THE WAR.
1t seems hardly necessary to say
anything of the history OF Gen.. d.
F. Butler. No man in the whole
nation has been more constantly in
the public eye for the last four de-
cades than he. AS successful
lawyer and influential politician be.
fore the war, as patriot who was
among the first to respond to the
conntry's call at the firing upon
Fort Sumter, rs the man who gave
New Orleans the best government
the city ever had, as Commander
of the Army of the james, as a Rep
resentative in Congress and leading
politician since the war, he has had
public attention attention constant
ly focused upon him. No man in
the country has received more
praise and abuse than hs, and no
man has more swarm, personal
friends and admirers. Many of the
people of the South have been par
ticularly bitter against him, and
have tried to make his name the
synonym for all that was detesta
ble. He is now abont to return
good for evil, and heap Goals of fire
upon tho heads of his detractors by
great enterprise to help restore
prosperity TO the region which sut.
fered SO severely from tho ravages
of the war. He is at the head of
the great Georgia-Alabama Invest
ment and Development Co, whose
advertisement appears elsewhere in
this paper, which is made up Of
capitalists whom he has associated
with himself in q scheme to rebnild
and develop large portions Of Dixie.
Early next month he intends to
make tour of the South, visiting
that section for the first time since
the close of the war--twenty-six
years ago. He will go to New Or
leans, and to all either prominent
points, and survey tho field OF OPP
erations of this company carefully,
to inform himself personally as to
the possibilities of each locality.
There is something phenomenal in
such n tour by general whose first
visit was sword in hand, but who
nov goes as a restorer. It will be
watched with great interest by all
sections of the country.-National
Tribune, Washington, d. @.