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LIST VESSELS.
Up, Cleared and Sailed for this Port.
STEAMSHIPS.
Unita [Norl, Danielsen, Savannah, sid April 8
via Puerto Cortez, Hon.

STEAMSHIPS.
Unita [Norl, Danielsen, Savannah, sid April 8
via Puerto Cortez, Hon.
SHIP.
Otto [Gerl, Bremers Bona, sid Feb %.
BARKs.
Oskarsvarf LSwl, Teglund, Liverpool sid Feb IL
Finland [Rus Alander, at Liverpool. sid Feb g.
Ephiaites [Norl Petersen, Liverpool, sid Feb 6.
Sibal [Norl. Hanger, Westport, sid Feb IS.
Somand NOrl, Gram, LiVerOoJl, sid March 49,
Saga LNorl, Walberg, Antwerp, sid Feb 5.
Kreon [Norl, Jensen, Table Bay, sid Feb 2S.
Jupiter RUS, Suellman, Hamburg. sid March l..
Belle Flower LBrl, Rosey. Cardiff, sid Jan ID,
via Pernambuco.
vestfold [Norl, Larsen, Havre, sid Feb 25
Pohona Brl, Dolb, Cadiz, sid March 6.
Normanvik [Norl, Mortensen, at Hamburg Mich
Eleonore [SwL Petersen. Santos, sid Feb II.
Stella [Swl, Anderson. Rio Janeiro, sill Feb %.
Haabe [Norl, LANCE. Rio Janeiro, sid Feb II. -
Alba [Itall. Sanguin~tt, Dakar, sid March g.
Don Qixote [Norl Hillmer Liverpool. sid Mch
Liburna [Norl, Thomasser. Havre, sid April Z
Elise Both LGerl, kreger. Rio Janeiro, sid Feb
vaikyrien [Norl, Berje, Havre, sid March 10.
1ndustre [Ausl Sodich, Table Bay, sid Feb %.
Regina LNorl, Albertsen, Rio Janeiro, sid
March ].
Rimfaxe INorl, Hansen, Cape Town, sid March
Maury [Norl, Olsen. at Buenos Ayres March 7.
Tn Thoresen [NorJ, Salvesen, Port Natal, sid
March 9.
Ercole [Itall. Girgenti, sid March 81.
Trabant lGerl, Scheel, Barbados, sid March ~.
BRIGS.
Regia Norl. Duns Sligo, sid Jan 49,
Robert Dillon, Leighton, at New York April 0.
sCHooSERs.
Island City, Voorhees,, Baltimore. sid March 90.
Jno G Schmidt, Norbury, Philadelphia, up April
/.
Aaron Reppard, Steelman, Norfolk, up April Z,
How Toll i'm mil
Jennie Hall, Watts, Richmond, Va, sid April 8.
Nathan Cobb, Cushman, Rockport, up April
6.
Annie Bliss, O'Donnell, Baltimore, up April Z.
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WINTER RESORTS.
SUWANNEE SULPHUR SPRINGS.
Resort and Sanrtarium.
SIWhNNEE. Ella,

OPEN ALL THE YEAR. Located on high,
dry bluff, overlooking the Suwannee River, with
it's beautiful scenery. The unique Coquina
Rock Main Buildings. surrounded by the COM
Portable cottages. supplied with hot and cold
mineral water direct from the spring, offers az
a Winter and Summer Resort many advantages
that can only be appreciated by visit Per
fectly free from malaria, atmosphere dry and
pleasant, tempered By the southwest breeze OF
the Gulf. The remedial virtues Of the water for
Rheumatism, Dyspepsia, Kidney and Liver
Complaints, are too well known to be expattated
upon. Write for pamphlet with testimonials
and circular with rates.
s. Fl. PECK. Suwannee, Fla
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like for menu Those that
The Presidential Party.

CHICAGO, ILL, April 11.-While not
altogether settled, it is more than likely
that the presidential party to make the
tour of the south and west will consist of
the following named persons: President and
Mrs. Harrison, Mrs. Mckee, Mrs. Dim
mick, Postmaster General Wanamaker, Mr..
and Mrs. Russell Harrison, Private Secre-
tary Halford, Mr.. and Mrs. George w.
Boyd. E. F. Tibbett, the Presidents steno-
grapher, and representatives of the press
associations
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MEMORANDA.

New York. April lo-Arrived, schrs Arvesta
yott, Charleston; Anna Chase, do; Robt H Par
Ter smith. Savannah.
'garceiona, April ARRIVED barks Josefa
Sp. Font, Charleston; Pedro Gusi [Spl, Casals,
savannah; brig Casilda LSpl, Alsina, Charles
Goole. April @ Sailed, schr Somerset [Norl,
sorensen, New Brunswick.
Gibraltar, April 8-Passed, steamer Eglan-
.1e IBrl, Bruce. Savannah for Genoa
Hartlepool, April arrived. steamship Haw-
srien tBr] Dunston, COosaw, S G.
Lizard April 9-Passed, steamer Marston-
roor lBrI, Hause. Port Royal for Stettin; bark
Bosalie Swl, Delmar, Savannah for Granton.
London April 9-Arrived, bark Josva Nor,
Jacobsen Wilmington. N G.
Trieste, April 6-Arrlved, bark Sirena LAusl,
Cosulich, Savannah.
Baltimore. April 10-Cleared, schr Susan B
Raw Grove, Charleston.
Sailed, schr Mary S Bradshaw, Charleston.
Boston. April 10-Arrived, schr Viola Rep
rard. Smith, Brunswick, Ga.
Brunswick, April 6-Salled, bark Zelmira,
PORT, Lima, Barcelona; Unanime, [Brl, Korff.
Rio JanelrO.
Coosaw. S G, April 9-Sailed, bark Formosa,
New York.
Rocklands [Brl Buck Clenfuegos; schrs Lois v
Chaples. Ross, Jacksonville; Normandy, Rivers,
New York; Ida E Latham, Blackford, do; Jo-
hanna Swan, Shackford, Boston; Austin D
knight, Drinkwater, New York.
Davis, Mobile
georgetown, s c, April S-Saied, schr Edgar
G Ross Quien New York.
Jacksonville. April 7-Sailed from the bar,
sclr Meyer & Muller. New ork.
Key West, April 9-Arrived schr The Jose.
pine, Townsend, Baltimore; 9Th, schr Mary A.
Villains [BrI, Nassau; 9TH, schr Mary Hub
t1i Hubbard, Philadelphia.
Norfolk, April 10-Cleared, steamship Straits
{. Gibraltar [Brl, Pensacola for Dordrecht
aamship Glenfield IBrl, st Vincent, C V, for
Carleston.
Philadelphia, April 1O-Arrived, schr Grace
Salley. Tyler, Satilla River, Ga.
4 Port Royal S G. April ARRIVED, schrs VIM
Il bhnson, Hunter, Norfolk; Nancy Smith, Hodg-
l1S Charleston.
4 Of the bar, schr Fannie E Walston, Mari,
= Norfolk for Coosaw, SO.
Rockport. Me, April Arrived schr f L
Dayenport, [Newl, Bath to load for Charleston.
Vineyard Haven, April 10-Arrived. brig H B
HBsey, Hodgkon, Char eston for Weymouth.
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PInlpleS
BIoiChes
and
Old Sores

Are entirely removed by p. p. p,
Prickly Ash, Poke Root and Potassium,
the greatest blood purifier on earth.
Boils, eresypelas, syphilis, rheuma-
tism, scrofula, blood poison, mercurial
poison, and all other Impurities of the
Blood are cured by p. P. p.
Randall Pope, the retired druggist OF
Madison, Fla, says 2. p. p. is the best
Alternative and blood medicine on the
market. He being adruggist and hav-
ing sold all kinds of medicine, his I'M
solicited testimonial is OF great impor-
lance to the sick and suffering.
Capt. J. ID. Johnston.
To all tChoDs IL may concern II take
great pleasure in testifying to the eff
cient qualities of the popular remedy
for. eruptions of the skin known as
p. 7. p. (Prickly Ash, Poke Root and
Potassium.) 1 suffered for several
years with an unsightly and disagree
cable eruption on my face. and tried
various remedies to removeit, none of
which accomplished the object. until
this valuable preparation was resorted
to. After taking three bottles, in ac-
cordance with directions, am now en-
tirAy cured. j. u. JOHNSTON,
or the firm OF Johnston & Douglas,
Savannah, Ga.
Henry Winter. Superintendent of the
savannah Brewery, says: he has had
rheumatism of the heart for several
years, often unable to walk HIS pain was
SO intense; he had professors in Phila-
delphia but received no relief until he
came to Savannah and tried p. P. P.
Two bottles made him n well man and
he renders thanks TO p. PIP.
sts sell it.
3, Proprietors,
Block, Savannah, Ga
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Coluobus' Reli1ious Revival

COLUMBUS, GA, April 1.-THE greatest
religious reviva. that has ever struck Cos
lumbus in years is now in progress here.
More than 1900 people were at the gospel
tent tonight and already there have been
hundreds Of conversions The meeting will
continue forty days. The leading spirit in
the meeting is Rev. j. b. Culpepper Of
Macon
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Death of a Noted Stallion.

BUFFALO, N. Y, April 11.-At C. j.
Hamlin's village farm tonight the chestnut
stallion Prince Regent, who had a record Of
1861, died from bronchial pneumonia.
Fifty thousand dollars was refused for him
last RummAr
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A BRAIN AND NERVE FOOD,
Horsford's ACID Phosphete.

DR.. O. WORTHY, Lancaster, N. H.. says
"I have used it in requiring brain and nerve
food as a result OF overwork attended with
exhaustion and loss of strength. with i'm
paired digestion, with good results. I'D
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In charge Hydrographic Station.

New York-New Rochelle-Entrance to Echo
Bsy-Spar Buoy Placed-A spar buoy marked
with red and black horizontal stripes has been
sablished in u feet of water, near the eight
foot spot, T-16 of nautical mile to the south
Yard and eastward of Premium Point, entrance
to Echo Bay, New York, on the following mag
netic bearings: Lighthouse on Execution
Rocks, s by EYE; Premium Point (SW sde),
SW1aW; Pine Island (NE side, WSW15W.
By order of the Lighthouse Board.
HENRY F. PICKING, Captain USN,
Inspector Third District.
Tompkinsville, N Y, April 10, 1891.
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Tompkinsville, N Y, April 10, 1891.
PASSENGERS.

Per steamship City OF Augusta. from New
70 rk-H NJ Curtis, DR. A B Granger, Jas P Nc
A B Maclay, z Curtis Steerage l.
Per steamship City of Savannah. from Boston
Jas Harmon, DIR Paige, Mrs w L Burton
and infant, Cassie Holland, Mrs NJ Perry and
Two infants.
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People wonder when they find how rapidly
health is restored by taking P. T. P. Prickly
Ash, Poke Root and Potassium. The reason is
simple as II is a powerful combination of the
roots and herbs Of the home woods. I'D
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ASNUAN \ ~ 2 - III
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

e..,r,ship City of Augusta. Catherine, New
q G Anderson.
e.5..A.,Tlsbip City of Savannah. Googins. Boston
-Spsrs Finland [Rusl Alander. Liverpool, in
.Iest 70 Strachan & Co.
S5ssmer City of Americas I'M sT Garnett, Augusta
3. s,ssmer Alpha. Strobnar, Bluffton-C H
Maddox. Agt.
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Bark Elizabeth Lsyl, Anderson, Liverpool; in
'1 Ra1S Dynora [NOrl, salvesen, Dakar; in bal
last to Master.
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BOOK NOTICES.

A MODERN RosALIND. A story. BY
F. Xavier Calvert Rand, McNally & Co.,
publishers, New York. Paper, so cents. A
delightful story! 1t is full of interest, and
the reader is sorry when the last chapter is
finished.
A WRoNGED WIFE. By May Agnes
Fleming G. W. Dillingham;, publisher,
New York. Paper, 25 cents. For sale by
William Estill, 2115 Bull street. This is
one of the Madison Square series, aud a
very readable story it is. 1t is a story that
is bound to sell.
THE WASHINGTON Cook Book. G. w.
Dillingham;, publisher, New York. For
sale by William Estill, 2115 Bull street. 1t
is claimed for this work that it is the most
complete cook book in the world. All of
the recipes are signed with the name of the
author as guarantee of their genuineness.
SIX CENTURIES OF Work AND WAGES.
By T. E. Thorold Rogers. The Humbold
Publishing Company. New York. Paper,
IS cents. This is the first number of the
Social Science Library series, and an excel
lent number it is. 1t contains vast
amount of interesting information relative
to the struggles of wage-workers.
IDA RANDOLPH OF VIRGINIA. By Caleb
Harlan, NJ. D. Ferris Bros, Printers, 6 Arch
street, Philadelphia. Cloth, 81 25. This
is historical romance in verse. 1t is written
in that stanza which Byron says says sis
perhaps the best adapted measure to our
ianguage-the good old and now neglected
heroic couplet.n The most profound
thoughts, the grandest descriptions, the
most energetic sentiments may be expressed
in this measure with beauty, a clearness
and force equal to the best prose.
Hence it may said of the author
of this poem what has been so
we'll said of Cooper in his works: HE does
not give you painted ship upon painted
ocean. All is action, character and poetry.
You see in the images which he conjures up
every accessory of the scene, however in
significant; you hear in the terms in which
he describes them the roaring of the surge,
the voices of the seamen and the tlappiDgs
of the sails.
MAGAZINES.
GoLDWAITE's GEOGRAPHICAL MAGAZINE
for April contains a number of excellent
articles and some interesting illustrations.
The article on the Changes in the Levee
of the Caspian Sea" will be read with more
than ordinary interest as will also the
article on "Pigmies in the Adamans.
Among the illustrations that showing the
out-hills of Africa will attract attention.
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nFpARTED YEsTERDAY.
SAILED YESTERDAY

Steamer Alpha, Strobhar, Bluffton-C H
Yzdlock. Agt.
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ARRIVED AT QUARANTINE YESTERDAY.
garz Sequel tBrl, George, Pernambuco; in
sslas. TO Master.
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.

Notices to mariners, pilot charts and all nauti-
Conformation will be furnished masters of yes
sells free of charge at the United States Hydro
graphic office in the Custom House. Captains
Ge requested to call at the Office.
LIEUT. f II SHERMAN,
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Steamship Nacoochee. New York.
PARK Hugh Fortescue [Norl, Maceio.
Srhr John R Halliday, New Haven and
FFdgeport.
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sHIPP1NG INTELLIGENCE.

--1I[T1rJGs ALhANA5-ealS DAY.
|s-~9r=Es ..--....s-...
srN srs.--.....-- ..''---'.----
90 WAFER AT SAVANNAH. 10: u N. lO:S7 P N
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Bark Cambroune [Frl Philippe. Pensacola
for Dakar, Feb 20, lat R4N, Ion S3W.
Bark Sunbeam, Mowatt, Pensacola for Cagli-
ar, Feb IS, lat % N, Ign so w.
Bark Nadia [Norl, Thorsen, Pensacola for
RiO Janeiro, March /, lat 26 n, Ion 20 W.
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

Arrived at Tybee, three barks. names and ma
t0lality unknown.
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COCOA AND CHOCOLATES.
FUNCTIONAL.
NEW ENGLAND CONSERVATORY
Founded by DR.. f. Tourjee. Director Emeritus.
Next Term Of len Weeks Begins Aoril 16. 81

Next Term Of Ten Weeks Begins April 10, 81
Systematic instruction in Pianoforte, Organ,
Violin and all other String and Wind Iustru-
ments. Voice, Solfeggio, Theory. Harmony, etc.
Also In Execution and Lyric Action, Fine Arts,
Languages, Literature. Many excellent con-
certs and lectures also Orchestral Practice free
to pupils Tuition very reasonable A com
Portable home for lady pupils in the Conserva-
tory building. Catalogue giving full informa-
tion sent on application. CARL FAEbTEN,
Acting Director: L. s. ANDERSON. Business
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P. T. 2. purifles the blood, builds up
the weak and debilitated, givesSrens 9TH
to weakened nerves, expels diseases,
giving the patient health and happiness
where sickness, gloomy feelings aud
lassitude first prevailed.
In blood poison. mercurial poison,
malaria, dyspepsia and in all blood and
skin diseases, like blotches, pimples,
old chronic ulcers, letter, scaldhead,
We may say without fear of contra
diction that p. p. =. is the best blood
purifier inthe world.
Ladies whose systems are poisoned
and whose blood is in an impure con-
dition, due to menstrual Irregularities,
are peculiarly benefited by the won.
derful tonic and blood cleansing pro
perties OF p. =. p, Prickly Ash, Poke
Root and Potassium.
R~SeR All druqe
49, LIPPMAN BRO
4 va Lippman's
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NernDie Gri91affumg.

Die S%pmptOme pffegeu f@ I'M Jriibs
iabr unb Nnfangs Sommer einautelen.
Sic Hnb ben 6pmptomen bon Nalaria
iebr dbnli@ unb bilben bic pfanafdtte
fir 2dbmung, Sonnenai9. @9Ings
onfaa. @eiftesi6wd9e, 0pferie uno
96laHoigtett. Die etarten unb
@6wa6en beiberlei @eI9le9ts fauen
ibuen slei6mdBig gum 0pfer. s9leis
6enbe S6auergefible. lei9te 6iebers
anfdae unb talter S6weiB, namentli6
BET Na@t. M~iibieteit, s6Idfripfeit,
@ebd6tniBi@md@e, B~erjaatbeit, So,
besangf, blaner. ii%bermdBiger URN,
&adenf@ud6e unb Serattppfeu. Reis
ner, Del9er einige o6er ale biefer
Symphonic neripirt, iolte es oerlGu=
men. f9 pe ru : no an3ui@afen unb
ba1elbe getreuli6 gu gebrauden biz
gum gGn3li6en geri1minoen Der spmp
tome. @s 1T ein poltommenes 6eils
mittel ftr biefe R6rper3ufdnoe. Manu
bas belize Wetter nit az ieinen niebers
brifenben Wirtunsen heronnobt, pe.
ru : no belebt unb fdrtt bas StesDenz
fDlfem, inbem Is bic nerb6fe grf@lafs
flung in alen ibren perf9iebenen Sc
ftalten abuenbet, unb tpenn ielbf In
bet Dorgef6rittenifen stabien Der
Grantbeit ~eingenommen. mirb es ieben
nt@t gu fOmpliairten Gul bauernb beis
len. IS 1T tb6riGt unb sefdbrli9,
obne bieies interchangeable 6eilmitteI 3u
fein gu elmer 3eit. mann Sebermanu
lol@en ernifen Sefabren auseeiebt 1T.
Gin tDertbboles Bud iber 1erp6ie gnt.
fr6ftung unb &rantbeiten bel beiBem
Wetter tDirb un~entaeltli9 an irgenb
cine abreiie D~erianbt bon Der peruna
Mebictne @ompaap, Columbus, Ohio.
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OIuerlei.

- Der ,Wefbote" In Columbus
tlagt bariiber, oaB BON Is 36gliugett
Der borttgen 6o9I@ule, nel9e bieies
Sabr grabuirten. IS MGb9en tpare1,
unb bemerft: rDas 1T elm be0auerli9es
MiBberBdltniB, meI9es pabrf9einli9
eine GoIge bes In Der mdunli9en gu.
senb gu frtb entmifeIten gruerbstries
bes unb Der gu bod sel9raubten Nus.
bilbung unierer Mdb9en 1T. Was lit
bas &efultatS @ten, in mel9en Der
Nann Elm Derfn6@erter, berg unb 9es
mtitb berborrter @elbmeni9 1T unb Bic
6rau ni@ts bon Der 0ausbaltunssar'
belt berifebt. e betlast i9 iber bic
todff@artise 21ngmeilisteit bes Wans
mes, befen Soft ber 0edmmOn 1T, unb
r ruinitt f9 ben Massr nit balbsa,
ren 8eefteats unb benz natiDnalen Rlei.
iterpie. 0as G6luBtableau geb6rt uns
ter bic &ubrit: Gefprenste Ge1eln.1-
Sn anberen grDBen Gtdbten bes 2anz
bes berrf9t bafelbe 8erbdltniB unb bier
in Gan Mntonio 1T es. ME nit bier
unldnsft beri9teten, felt fanf Sabren
t~iberhanpt gum eriien Male boreetom.
men. oae etn iunaer Mana in Der 0O6-
f9ule graouirte.
= Den Bargern Der authnitigen
@elts unb 9anbelsaabt nNranias oar.
Dor" fasen mir fRr freuabli9e glnIas
bung, ben 4. Suli fetli9 nit ibnen gu
begeben, be1ten Sanf.
= Ser ftelbertretenbe Mlnor 5.
@9reiner bat ongeorbnet, baB Die
GtfaBen erff mad Mitterna9t gefegt
perben btrfen.
- @miI 3o0er purbe In Der 9reias
@trabe bon Der 9ibe tberpdItigt.
Man bra@te ben befnnungsIcien Mann
in elm 9ats unb rief einen Nr5t bsrbei.
= Ser @eri9tshof bat bic MaHens
pertpalter Der Mranias BOB Babn auf
ibre anfrage bin autoriRrt, zoo Boy.
@ars, 4 Baggage Cars, 10 gabooie.
@ors unb 10 2otomotiben an3utaufen.
Die Garmers 2oan unb Sruf COMPANY
pon Stem Oorf protefirt baqegen unb
bat 3ebH Sage 3eit, ibre @inu6nbe gels
tenb 5u MAIDEN.
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@eiumbbeit lit 9aeidtbmut

eorantiftee ipeeiFf9es 9etlnitteI fur 9rferis, ardrts
pis, ntrpbie Msnralsia, a~ppfl6mersen, uerp6fe tiebers
rettan8 une Mbfpannunay rernriaHt burH ben hbers
fett, RtebersefHIagenbeif unb Gebirnerret&uns, Sic
IN Wetnfnn hnSartet unb uu8emetne8 Glenb, Gie@s
ttum nnb Sob Herbetthtrt. GS III AUD eu 9eiIntttel
Gteen frhh5ettiges NItern, sesen ~llufruMtbartett, Sms
pelens bel belben @ei6Ie9tern, Spermntrrrhpeo, bers
ariaAt turA set5ise neberanfrensuns cher tpr@
Snseahfhnbeu. Seee S4adteL euthdlf Bite Sur fur
elne1 McMnt. $l.00 BITE S&a9teI, Dber 6 GGaHteln
9gir saranttren, bab 6 S@o4teIn ieben fat betler
uetben. NIT ieeer gefeunns fir 6 S@a@teIn, bic Bet
une NIT BEN greiie ~esnIduft, fenbeu mir BEN Gefedtr
unferen f9vtstItmen Garnutte : G&ein, bab ptr has
Sch 5nrd6i9tdeut penn has MlftteI feline 6etluua bes
niftt. Gpf@e G@eiue perben nur a~usgeieut ppm
@ttp Drne Stcre (Giu5iee Maenten) SO. 8 Ga{
&pmmeEsc Erect, Gan Mntcnir, 2egas.
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ber Situation ifebe, benz es feline Mit'
tel geitatten. obne ieglide Nrt BON Ars
belt unb Sienfbdrteit bur@s 2eben gu
seben unb Rd aIe Semitic unb Nns
nebmlidfeiten beRelben gu ge1atten.
gs 1T enti6ieben elm Berbienf beg
5oeialismus, biefer 2ebre energil9
unb unna9R9tts gu 2eibe gegaugen
unb He In ibter gauaer l1nfttli9teit
unb @efdbrlidfeit b~lussefelt gu babeu.
Mit beiBenher Sronie geiBelt 3iegler
ben f6 in breiten S9i6ten bes beuts
i9en 9oI!es funbsebenben &ufengeif
uno dig bic i6limmife Gru6t behelben
beaei9net er bic INNER peiter Inn f6
greifenbe @baratterlofgteit in ben TO-
genannten b6beren 5tdnben. vMan
Eat ba ni9t mebr ben Mutb, 5ur eige'
men Meinung au ifeben" = iagt ct, =
.,uniere bielgertbmte @9neibigteit
i6neioet INNER nur mad Der ungefdbr'
li@en Settle bin, unb felt mir bas @ort
o piel i'm MunDe fibren, tnb mir 5u.
glei9 brutaler nod unten, aber aud
unterthdnigsr nod oben bin getuor'
oenl----"
Dos 1T elm bartes l1rtbeil. aItein Elm
ungere@tes unb unb uugere@tfertigtes
1T es-leiber - ni9t.
IS 1T ein mertmirbiser 8iberfpru9
in Der Bi5el, bob fe bic Nrbeit als Die
5oIge eines auf Der Meni9beit lofen.
ben Studies f9ilbert unb baB He bod
anbererfeits tpieber bas Weni6enleben
MUIR bann ols glidielig unb f6ftli@ be-
3ei@net, penn es Nibe unb Mrbeit ge.
tpeien. Mie ldBt HG biefer Miberipru9
l6ien2 9o@ tnobl nur babur@, BOB i'm
erfteren Slime bic freubs unb erfolgIole
tibermdBige Arbeit, bic nur Sornen uub
Siifelu trdgt, nerfianben III. bagegeu I'm
anberen Slime bic erIprteBIide regeI.
n1dBise Sbdtieteit, bic benz Meni6en'
leben erft Mertb unb Snbalt berleibt.
Sebenfans III bic alttetomentarif6e
Nufofung, baB bic Mrbeit elm Stud
iei, cine mod nett troflofere uab aud
unRttli1ere, aIs bic beg S6openbauer'z
f6ea peiftmismus, tpel@er 0%ieronpmus
2orm folgenbeu poetif6en Iusbrud bers
liebe1 bat:
Sur Nrbeit biIft uns ianft binpes
r&pn buntpfem @eltberneinen
Sic stebt Ser Stunbe einen 3ped
Sat aub bas 2eben feinen r..
Eenn ba RG bas 2eber aus Stun.
ben unb Sasen auiammeniebt, giebt
Die Nrbeit aud Der Summe bieier
Stunben unb Sage einen 3med unb
10 uirb fe 5u iener Meni@beits. unb
Welts @rl6iang, BEN Der 6@iaer iast:
/. :. Die 5bdtisfeit, Die ME ertnattet,
nSie I%ansiarn i9afft, bod rte ~5erit0rt,
u9ie gu benz 8au Der @~inigfeiten
Omar Sarbforn muir nm Snn6forn reidt,
nDo4 aus Der f6iperen S9ulb Der 3eiten
vMinuten, Sa8e, Sabre itret@t "-
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-06-27
Nns ,tere aons.Ge,eh.

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feui9aften. mel6e aud nur einen auss
udrtigen Nttiondt baben, nerbietet. irs
geno nie SntereRe in teranii9em
9runbbefB su Dertreten, muB notbDens
otgermeife bic &inbigung ber idmmtli'
den auf Garmen unb &an9es einges
trageuen 9Dpotbeten ausldnbti4er
&ompagnien unb Rapitalifen berbeis
fabreu. Sas Geieb tritt am ID. Suli
In Strait. MfaH nimmt on, baB i'm
State tn obengenannter Weiie minbes
TENS $500 Milionen Dollars anges
legt fub. 9iele @umme mtiroe In be-
meRener 3eit bon ben Gormern un6
Gan9befBern aurtidbe5ablt ueroen miis
fen un6 es fragt f9 nun: @rftens,
Dot Der Stat bic Mittel bies gu tbun 2
nnb aueitens: Wiro babur9 ni9t Der
3insfuB uieber ungebhbrIi9 in bic
66be getrie5en per6en
Sie 3urid3iebung bon $500 MiIs
lionen Dollars aus 9eras birfte iebr
lei9t cine Panit i'm @efplge baben urb
UNI eine ettpaige GriRs ab3uuen6en,
baben bic &aufmannfdaften BON Dol.
Log un0 Gort Wortb bereits ben Sou.
berneur p%ttitionirt, bas @eieb in elmer
SPECIALIZATION ber 2egislatur prompt
tuiberrufen au Iafen. Nnbere Stable
tuerben f6 bieiem 8Orgeben otts
f9lieBen.
@iroe bas @eieb in &raft treten, 10
tudre eine aqgemeine lnf6erbeit, Dor
oGen Siugen aber aud cine sefdbrli9e
Gnappbeit bes @eloes unausblelbIi1
un5 mir f6nnten cine &rifs erleben, Die
ben @taat in ieiner @ntnidsIung UNI
Sabre binaus aufbdlt.
0as @eieB iollte mobl anfdngli9 bes
3tDeden, M9tbtrger ber Ser. Gtaa.en
gu berbinbern, groBe 2~anbtDmplere gum
3Dede BET Speculation 3u erperbert =
nun bat man aber 10 melt iiber bas 3iel
binausgei@oRen, bob cine bere1tiste
8eunfubigupg bur@ ben 5taat gebt
unb namentli6 unfere &auf1eute, bic
bod aud fat fdmmtli9 bon BEN WobI=
ergeben un0 Der 3ablungsfdbi9feit ber
Garmer abbdngig finb, in ni6t gelia6e
Iufregung gerotben Rnb.