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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-08-19
Eiir Sputtn etrrpalt.

21ir iiuo erm6dbtigt Serrn guel g. 81 tt + eip
ois GanoioGt inr bns %mt 0eS Gouutp anmaltcs ppu
0ascouube Gcuntp Prosecuting Attorney auSujei.
Geu u1termprfeu Der Gutifeioun9 Der rcpn6lifan'
idJcn 6UuntD Goureutou.
QGir itnb ermddJtigt Serru e. gs 3 Spcrmann
oe Gunotout fur oG5 Inlt beS 6nuntD IniuaIts pDr
Goscunaoe Guurtp prosecuting Attorney onSulet.
geu nutermOrTer Der GutidJeiouU9 hcr rCPnbliton'
idcl GUugtn GpHuctttDn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-08-19
GGr 9tIeGcr:

Mir i.ah cxnladltiat 0frru = 81 + o r,ta
ot Gnr,pioot ir 4troerpu6l 5nm slmte oes aTeiIrre
flr C5ascDuaoe Gonnp an5u3eigen, nnteriuorTen ocr
Gntideloung Der rGpnblltauidlen SonuD GonoeittDit
GGir iiuo trmGdtig Serru Gmil aonoip. ais
Gnnooat fir bus &mt oes slTelorS inr @osrouaoe
GuuuO nnRu3eIgeu, uuterluorICn Der 9nt6elonn9 Der
republlluIIlbel GDnHtp GonoeHtInH.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-08-19

gGir Iino crmdd6iigt Serm Schr 8 dsrer. ols
GQu6inat iar ba5 amt oes Stieiiors fir Soseonooe
Gpuntn an5u;eOeu uHterlu0rien Der GntifelOnng Der
rlpub.itaUiitsG SpgutD Contention.
mi, fnS ermGdltiQt. S5errn Seurp 3 1mi6t. ols
GnuhtDat fir DaS Mmt oes aiieiiOrs fiir Sascuuooe
Gpuip auiuNi Jeu nuterlpDrier Der Gutiteioun9 Der
rspubltfariItei Gpuntn Sunpeutiou.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-08-19
,yar GonntD SnroeDor.

91ir mo ermdttigt &oerrn 10, 8, &eab, oils Gan,
hiOat tiir bas Smt he5 SurpeDpr BON @usepu abe
Gonntp ousnSeigcu uuerpurfen Der Gnllbeibnn9 Der
repuhlttuuiICben Gpun:D Contention.
gSir Enb ermattist Serru 9uNe Il Wianpin oils
6aubinut fir has amt hes SountD SurpeDnrs BON
@aStonane 6uuutp un3u5rigen. uuterlpprsu Der Gut.
idsibur9 Der rcpnblitaniiden 9onntp epnrentiDn
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-08-19

*Sriie 5ahiltntc / .B,d.nie ..... 500
sSrftfS 9euGit-5oblen n.;es 8 Mos
note alt ...... 400
*getes 0iilIen inter 8 Monaie oft 4 90
xSpeSial Brdmie fur otn beftsn
Seneit i'm County aesogea.. 800
stbtbeif,In9 B. 4IefSs fir aaaemei,e
5luefe.
*Beifer 1erglt / Yrdmie =. :. 10 90
z !" ...... 90
*Beits Sudtitnts ............ 90
8eftes 9ensit SOblel, unter 8 Ncz
nate alt .... 400
Beites 6illeE unter 8 Monnie oft 4 90
*Yeites Giet doblen nnter 8 Wto-
rate alt .... 800
Yribnts Nrdt,tieat.
Gin amciiabriser GURUS III cem
Bbeatou, SlIinois, College fir bic bette
ipdbrenb Der 5air 9ebaltene @eoe.
Stone 9iI g8ein 60. fit ben befen
l,enen Trauben@ @dmling. 90
Senrp 2uebbe fir basBete Seriep
aubfalb 800
Senrb 9uebbe fir bas bette Sol=
Itein &ubfafb ............ 200
Yblfipp aubn, bette NusiuablB!u.
men -. 200
Ser5og & g8ilo, bette Nusludbl
Mepfef 100
9erSog & @ilo, bette 9lusiuabl
Bfiriide ........... 90
SerSos g. @ilb, bette MusuablYir-
nen / w
3erios & W;lo, bette Nusmabt@e.
miiie fir 9afelsebraud -. 200
Bolle! Ser b6dfte Marftpreis fir
8UGe ioirb be6ablt pon
Woplpb S. Grubot.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-08-19
& Ieiotr.

Sru6ia9rszMnaiise fur 9erren,
Era1tnolle Jribiabrss sueberrbde,
&nabenzNn3iig
sbr finoet Bel uns bas t@poernite,
Bette nnb Sd6nife in Der snilden Sfaot
fur bas ipeuisife gelb.
Seine alien @norrn, al1es neu.
Ssrsos & Bib.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-08-19
Gar epmntD sGabmeif:er.

g0ir finb ermdtti9t 6erru % III GbcrItn. aIs
sanoiOat iIr bus amt hes Gpnrtp ShaBmeiter oon
SuscOuuoe GDuntn anauaei1en, uuterrorieu bGr Gnt'
idIsibur9 Der repnblttaniden Gpurtp Contention.
9Gir En6 ermi1tiQt Gerrn Sofpb 8ptb I d. 8
rl5 6oItbIbat fHr baS Amt bes SdIssmeiters pnn
G5uStoHooe GuuntD nn5naetgen. nnterlpprIer Der
GutiAeiolu9 btr rcpubIitaui6en 6ouutD Contention
gar iiuo ermGtti9t 0erru 90 m. 6. @pei n g nIs
Ssauoi0at fir 98COererudblung nlS Gonntp Sfab
mCiter pm S1uScc1obe GolntD, onsusei9sn rnerrpur
Ten ser Gutideibnus oet repu6liiauiiden6puntD Con
ucU.lou.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-08-19
ganoibatelt an3rieen.
ss:ir 9cYrajeataut

QSir Tub ermdf!i0t 0srrn gBaIter 6ibiu9.
6uQen ulS GdnbiOat fTr Reprdentnnt uon 9aStunaoe
tinintD nrSuSti9en rnterupren Der Gutideioung Der
remblfunidjtH Gouutps sepnoentton
gEir Tuo ermddltigt Serrn a 8. Mf, N a t.
tGep5. ais Ganblbnt fir 8eprdient1nt opn SascOs
ta0c 9nRtp dulu'egeu utterluorfeu Der 6ntIhetonn9
her rCpnhlit0nllhen Sonntp IS GonpentlOn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-08-19
Sic sles.e
UNION 9tdEmaidine

NIT al ibr,n ncurilen @srb'ferua9fn ii Biz
ttn. Rdbmal6inr in Nartte unc chtfi irbr
eauerbaft unb ti1,a. gSsr f.iner 6rau tis
art.it trIeihtsru mill tfr fduTc itf fiif
usion 3dbmal dine, bic nur Isl Gtm ilnter-
,ti6nttsn su babsn ii.
Gbeafaa5 lisferr i'd Gle Eiritll H@tmas
I5i7mtbsils, Isparaturen, Nafeln nw. ~
ttn billisfsu grsilra.
l. BllI GT1
.iaE92 3srgsE. Eo
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-08-19

Mutton. Ser Undergraduate pirS ON ,,reitaa
s.,r ID Mnsitit, 1892, oui bfisntlincr arffion
~. ynases 2ons9erdtbe anf bem 9aege Der 9erIeisers
~ oertanien 9ailelbe beitebt ans Std,em. StIbieu
essss Somoben; Sprdnfen unb nielen an0eren Sc.
staaniaosn u IN 5sbir i'd nin re nIe al neunen.
Yasvt ,. iperfen ON Gage oeS 9ertanss be.
S"' ssmu9t. e. 6. Saer
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-08-19

Gem Wunife rielsr Sreunbe rub republifaniidle
Stimm9cbcr entIprefen6. aei9e itb mtb Diermit ol'
Gouolbot iir GrnrtD Stbobmeiiter an mite rsporIei
Dar @nttelbung Der rtpu6lifaniiher 6Duntp SDn
pcutipn. 2put 80 eDer
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-08-19

0as ben,Ofratlibe GlactssGrscutlps
@omiie bat enbiid, na@ lansem Sins
unb Serreoen beidluiien, bic gampasne
in ct. 2ou,s 81 et6ffnen, uno atpor am
Gpnuerltag, Den Is. gusuii. @abrs
ideinlid wiro Die NusiteIunssbaae fur
ten 3iued aeirdbtt tueroen. anfarss
,pOlIien bic 9erren betanutli9 einen Ori
i'm esnuern bes @tantes tpdblen. abel
Die yefardtuns, bdB bort nidt senue
2euie snIammen;ubrinsen ie,en, sot
idlieBli1 ben ausi9las 81 @unifel
/ uon ct. 3ouis.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-08-19
&imSbiel) itno sd)tuetttc

alaiieIX.
YferOe tt,lo @aulelel.
Bernhard Petrus, Superintendent.
sbibeiluns A. 3ussYferbe irseno elmer
&dile.
*Yeiter Seasit 1 Yrdnlie .... 10 90
q ... 500
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-08-19
Ear SbcriT.

QSir lnb crmodii9t 9errn Sobn $. WeDer.
ll5 6aroioat fur has 9mt ais Gpnntp SberiH ppn
SoscpHooe Spnntn an5uSei9en, interipnren Der 9rts
ldetoun9 Der republitoniI6en Gountp= eonoeutipn.
geir iino ermGdtigt Scrn S. ~ Suener aIs
Suunioat flir Sberi oou @Gscnuobe GoIintp an3u5es
gen. nnterppren oer @utdbeibnns ber republitanlen
SpuntD GunOentInu.
gir ino ermddllist Serrn 5ermann s., Som.
felbt ais &aubibat fhr Sberi bon SoSrpnooe@ @punt1
nnSu3eigen uHteruoren Der 9tl6eieung Der republi.
faniit]yn Gouutg Scnpention.
gpir Tn0 errabti9tSoerrn pma aSgonbeoriTT.
ais @anoioo fItr Sberiif BON Soscouuoe Gonntp ors
snsslgen nneruorieu Der @ntideibung Der Icpublta.
nilden @ountp Contention.
gair iiub ermddhtiet Serrn Sreb. u. Seba,
ais @aueieot fnr oas amt oils epuntD Speriff BON
enScpna0e SpuIttp. ou3r5egen, unterDoren ber Gut.
ideibuug Der repnblitanii9en Gonntp Contention.
@uf bas ipieberbolte Gruhen meiuer s5reunbe aIs
Gonoioai fir 6a5 SberiifsAmt auisutrefen babe i'd
mitb eutidllpen ni@ II n bic Domination Der repub
lifaniiden Gountp. Contention fir biees aunt 5u be
iper6eu. @Gtungsopa,
q. G. nmbraner.
gGir ir0 ernidGi9t Serra 10 NJ g. GoIIier
oils &anoioet inr oaS Anit ois Guuntp SIerifi DO,
@a3cnnobe Gouin. duSn3eige iinte riporfeu ber Grt
| idb,ibuus Der repnblitagifttn Gountp @onpentipn
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-08-19
aar Coroner.

mir ;nb ermd6iist 5errn Sr. ebmunS0oHe.
oIs Ganbioat fur Gorpner BON Saseonnbe gpuntn an
,u5ei9en uueruorfen Der gntIdeioung Der rspubiifo
piideH Gonntg Contention.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-08-19

iu lcin. Sllbl ltueritdnrli6 iuercen ale
berartiseu s(nsrife auf Warner uuo Die
Sorti6ritisparte, oes Staates ibren
3med uerftbten. Gie Stimmsebe:
Wilieuri's fcrneu Ole &lique 81 gut,
lnetdbe jet: Die eempfratiid. Staatsma.
ldlue DauiDabt. sic iino eS niios,
uon einem ,.1i,is" uOn Yolititern am
@dnscltaaoe sefii1rt Su werben, bic
nod ni6t Gas @srinaitc fir ben Staat
ae!Gon Gaten uub immer rur onrani be-
oadt ipayeh, Die sfemter ;u friesca nnc
ibre psri6alit5eu Sutcrsiien 5u iOroern.
0as Soft pill einen @ediel i'll Wt'Is
Iouri. IS rertaast Giniidt in bic SSz
der uub ltaht baber iiir ben brauen,
fluaen nno ebrliden @arner ein. Gs
iuiG before @sisse. eDrli6cre 0ur9iiib=
runs bcrielbsn, namentlid Der seaen Die
Wionopole serldteteu, Sdulea nno bel
lere 8eae; IS min ioriidr,itlide gtdn-
ner, feline ,,A'toBbads", amStaatsruoer,
oomit Wiiiouri enb(lb eiuniat ben ibnl
sutun,menbsu Stang III Der Siuatenrelbe
e;nnebu,e r..o bamit aud mir enolid
Gdritt batitn foaeu nit BET Marlds
n.ulif oes GprtiGri,is unb seiunoerGnt=
iuidsluns. Dus yulf lulll cine &esier'
una fir uuO our1 bas Golf, itatt iiir
uuo tnrd Holiii.er, - uno i'll o,elen
3eiden ,piro es fs9en!-St. 2onis
Sribiiue.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-08-19

9Th Musibus bes BunbeseSenntss
,uar beanitrost .pOrbea. bic 9Dbe Der
9lrbeiisl5bne b,er unb i'll @nslono felt
,uitelIen. Ser Ourdldnittstagelobn
StefIt iid, in ben yer. Staatea $l.7l, i'll
Gualauo SO Gents. 9anoiuerfer els
holten in ben Ser. Stoaten burblbnttt'
lid, $2.7l, inGnslano S1.50. Iuf benz
eurupdiEden 5eitlanoe iinb bic 20bne
nod nicoriaer als III gnslanb. @:e
tonae cs ,pobi banern iuiroe, BIG bic
bielisen 26ane aui bas europdilde ssis
beau binabidnter, ipenu uus Der Sar'I
ni6t oaseaea ihaste, ipsnn nab Der DE-
mofratiiAeu IreibanbelsmeoiSln BIZ
ameritauilte Ssbuitrie Der Gon!urreni
Der europdIl9en5abrifcn idutlos preis
seseben lDiiroe?
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-08-19
Bolle! Ser b6dfte Marftpreis fir
8Ulle ioiro 6e;ablt nuu
Woplpb S. Grubot.
Darner's Stdrke.

Die S.Grfe. ipel1e Waior @arncr,
Der republifauiide Yannertrdser in uns
lerem Stadte entuifflt, iiberraIdt leltit
iaH9uinii1e &epubliflner, uno ben jebi-
gen Muoei,ben na6 wirO beriel6e ni6t
uur eriuablt, ionbern iosar nit betrd1t=
lider Mebr6sit Den Sies baoontraaeu.
uSe mebr man BON i'm iiebt uno bort,
meinte ein otter 9enfiber. ,.belto mebr
ssfdat er."
9abei iiilrsu Die &epublifauer cine
ourdaus anIidabise uno ipirbeuollegan
pa9ne. ,pd9rsnc bieGempfraten iid anfs
S1impisn uno Yerldumhen uerlesen.
sic appellrea oil aat gorurtbeite unb
feine 2iise, Die sescn oer tracen 5iibrer
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-08-19
II. III. Hasenritter, Jr.,
&eiwcnbefEoftcr. .

Sdrss bon alien Gr6Bsn NIB Gorlcn tort.
Ipa9reno an !bano 81 auseri ii6eralsn 9Srei=
ien. etosliert ieit 1866 in ser ann, Ro
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-08-19

@arfeu gum ginma6en, bette siuei

H- gs 1T gaiemaaoen seitattet iid
ummebr als cine Erdmie fur Getreibe
pDn berielben glrt unb Analitdt su tes
merben.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1892-05-26
WALHAl1A. soUTH oARoINA, MAY ae, 1892.

enable them-to to guard and protect
their own rights and interests but it
is also necessary to give them power
so to control affairs IN the South as
to see to It that full and equal JUS
tice is done to all the people of both
races and both political parties.
We should not seek to hold power
with the view of using it to do injus-
tice to the colored people Of the
South; but we should seek to hold it
with the view Of using it whenever
necessary for the full and ample pro-
lection of the legal rights Of the col
ored as we'll as the white race.
Permit me to conclude this COM
munication by again appealing in
the strongest possible terms to the
white people of the South to stand
firmly united with the Democratic
party, which is the only way to Sc
cure the ultimate rights of all par
ties, to protect the sanctity of our
homes and the honor and safety of
our females from cruel outrages more
to be dreaded than death, against
which brave men will always defend
when need be at the sacrifice of life.
Very respectfully,
JOSEPH E. BROWN.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1892-05-26
WHITE SUPREMACY
1e-A QUESTION OF TIE GREAT
EST MoAENT IN The SOUTH.
EX-GOVERNOR JOSEPH E. BROWN.
In Response to an Invitation, Gives
\, His Views Upon the Present Political
Situation Of the Country.

CoLuNBus, Ga, April %, 1892.
Hon. JOSEPH <. BRowN-Dear
Sir: l.. our own behalf, and at the
instance Of many citizens of Georgia,
in behalf neither of Cesar nor Pom
pey, we ask, in the interest of the
people of Georgia, that You will give
your views upon the present political
status of affairs.
We know that you have retired
from politics and we have hesitated
to address You on this subject, but
you have. in the past filled nearly
very office IN the gift of the people
this State and enjoyed the conf
,nce of the public to a larger extent
tnan any man now living, and as a
connecting Ink between the past
and the present, We think that your
views will have great weight with
the people and viii go a great way
-;n reconciling political differences OF
on. We are, with great respect,
,our obedient servants,
MARK II BLANDFoRD,
B. A. THORNTON.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1892-05-26
A Wonder Of Science.

One of the most delicate surgical
operations ever performed in San
Francisco was that to which A.
Baehm, patient at the city and
county hospital, was subjected re-
Gently. The operation was remark
able in that an endoscope, or small
electric light, was used during the
process. This was thrust into the
thoracic cavity, and by its illumina-
tion the action of the heart and lungs
was plainly visible.
Baehm was afflicted with an alb
scess, which had formed in the pleu-
raj cavity and attacked the left lung.
The operation was an exceedingly
dangerous one, and in order net to
shock the patient no mention of the
intention of the physicians was made
to him.
The sick man was quickly an;es-
thetized and the inflated breast was
exposed to view. A discoloration
on the left side showed that the trou-
bic lay under the tissue in that direc-
ton, and DR.. Ellinwood began ope
rations at once by making two deep
incisions crosswise, from which the
blood spurted in streams. Several
of the larger blood vessels were nee
essarily cut, but these were quickly
ligatured with DR.. Stillman's assist
ance. The flaps of the flesh were
laid to one side, exposing the third
rib to view. This rib was resected
for three inches, and when it was cut
away dark and bloody opening was
revealed, through which the thoracic
cavity and the space between the
lungs could be seen. DR.. Hirshfelder
inserted the endoscope through the
opening in Baehm's breast and the
light was turned on, Illuminating the
interior Of % cavity with remark
able distfn.
The heart worked slowly, owing
to the effect Of ether. The aorta
dilated and fell with every heart
beat. The lung was also plainly
visible. During the one hour and a
half consumed in making the opera
tion the action of the heart was dis
tinctly visible, and the unusual sight
was the subject of much comment
upon the part OF the operators and
spectators.
When the process was completed
and every vestige OF pus removed,
the endoscope was withdrawn, and
the opening in Baehm's breast closed.
The operation was highly success
full one in every particular, and
Baehm's condition shows that he is
gaining strength.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1892-05-26
Three Minutes Under Water.

T,;..e most skilful pearl divers in
the world are those of the Tuamotu
Archipelago, says the Pittsburg Dis
patch. They think nothing of stay
ing under water three minutes on
occasions, and ti-J carry no weights
to drag them down to the ucpths, as
do the fishermen of Ceylon. Unlike
the latter, they do not stop their
ears and nostrils with cotton soaked
with oil, but descend with no other
preparation than few inflat;ons of
their lungs. However, they do wear
sort Of head-dress with spectacles
of glass, by the aid of which they
are able to look down many fathoms
into the clear water and mark the
oysters which they propose to gather.
Forty years ago it was possible to
buy with few handfuls of -four in
these South Sea Islands most beau
tiful molluscan jeyels, but since then
the fisheries have been so overworked
that they are seriously threatened
with exhaustion.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1892-05-26
Ker0iSnl.

The quality Of The true hero mani
tests itself in little ;hinss. In meet
ing with unrufiied patience the minor
ills of life, in preserving a tranquil
determination that no false logic can
shake; in refusing to be upset by
trifes, and in going on without
haste and without rest to the accom-
plishment of the purpose in hand,
just as though every breeze was
favorable and final success assured.
This dauntless resolution, this irwin
chile patience, this courage never to
submit or yield is capable of cultiya-
ton, and is found not only in the
ives of world-famous heroes, but
many lives that pass in obscurity and
never have biographer. When we
are called OF to do battle against
some giant wrong or to conquer a
mighty foe there is something in the
magnitude of the matter that lifts
us into enthusiasm. But to do our
duty silently and unobserved, it is
this that tests our character.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1892-05-26
The Summer at Clemson.
lPee.Dee Index.

A few weeks ago we made men,
ton of the fact that President Strobe,
of Clemson college, proposed for a
limited number Of the young farmers
of the State to have a short Summer
term at Clemson college, tc last six
or eight. weeks, to receive instruc-
ton in practical and scientific farm
ing. We find that the suggestion
takes we'll among the planters of our
section. Several have expressed a
willingness, yea, desire, to spend
the summer at Clemson. For. Hill
is a delightful place, and few weeks
there will be equal to trip to the
mountains. Then there are many
things in favor of stay at Clemson.
The expense will be very light.
Reduced railroad fare can be secured
and fine board can be had at cost,
making the "trip and stay OF eight
weeks cost only about $50. Then,
too, besides the pleasure of the visit,
great benefit viii accrue from an
eight weeks study of scientific and
practical farming. Mr.. j. D. Mont
gomery proposes to be one Of class
of ten from our county to take advant-
age of the offer. We truly hope the
other nine will come to the front. 1t
will be a pleasure indeed, and lasting
good will result from a summer at
Clemson.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1892-05-26
A Mile in Thirty-Nine Seconds.
New Orleans Picayune.

The orld's record for fast rail-
road running, which has been held
since last August by the Philadel-
phia and reading road, when one of
its engines made mile in thirty-nine
and four-ffths seconds, has been
beaten by the same road, with big
compound high-speed passenger loco
motive built for the Central railroad
OF New Jersey in Philadelphia. 1t
made a mile West OF Bound Brook
in thirty-nine and one-quarter sec
onds, equal to rate of ninety-seven
and -tenths miles an hour. The
engine hauled four passenger coaches
on this burst of speed, and the time
was carefully taken by two persons
with stop watches. Careful observa-
tions were taken of the workings OF
the engine, and its makers say it is
capable of one hundred miles an hour
if a stretch OF track can be found
which will bear such a speed.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1892-05-26

The Toccoa Neacs:: "Many peo-
pie suppose we get our sugar free OF
import duty. This is a mistake.
Raw sugar, up to No: lS Dutch
standard is free, but little of this
however is consumed by the people !;
it goes to the refneries. They have
the profits of this free sugar. The
refined. sugar which the people use is
taxed one-half cent pound. This
tax which the people pay is for the
benefit of the refneries. But the
refneries have all been bought up
and are now owned by one great
trust: gigantic monopoly. Every
family in this broad land pays tribute
to this giant trust, in the shape OF
this tax amounting to s15,356,600 a
year. The profits of the sugar trust
outside this tax reach the enormous
sum of s25, 500, 900 a-year. But our
Republican friends declare this trust
must be Protected, for We must pro-
+tect home industries; that il. to say,
EalI The people Of the cogatry ,mass be
taxed fol, the benefs Of q few, and
thus enable them 70 add millions to.
their wealth every year,
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1892-05-26
The Cost Of the Government.

In 1850 the cost of running the
government was s2.03 per capita.
At that time the laws were admins
tered as promptly and carefully as
now. The different functions of
government were made to serve the
people as completely and benefcially
as at the present time. Yet, con-
trary to all rules of business or pre-
cedent, while the population has
only doubled the expense per capita
has quadrupled. With population
of 31,OO0,OO0 in 1860, the total ex-
penditures were s63,O00,ooO, or s2.O3
per capita; while In 1891, with
population of e3,oOO,oOO, an appro-
priation aggregating s5oo,ooo,ooo
was deemed necessary, or per capita
of s7.93. in the every day transac-
tions ofa2,olesale rates are lower
than retail. erything else save
government affaifs, expense per
capita decreases with increase OF
numbers, and a large business is
usually conducted at much less ex-
pense in proportion than smaller
business. This fact les /, up to
large business transactions, ezten-
siye manufactures, and a concentra-
tion of effort. With the govern
ment, however, it is different. The
CREATE the number of people, the
more per capita is the expense. At
this rate, the next doubling of popu-
lation will bring per capita tax ex-
ceeding SIS.