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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-02-02
MUertet,

: 9ie @ermaniaz2oge Ser knights
and Ladies of Homer" peran1taltet am
Samltag, ben 6. Tebruar ibren sroBen
Measfenbaa in pabillion bes Mtilionsz
@artcns. 8eiten 9anf fiir freunbli6e
@inlabuug!
: Ser vSeras Gtodman unb Iarz
mer" bat ieinen eIften Sabrgang be-
gonnen unb BEN Nbonnementspreis
auf 81 per Sabr berabgeiebt.
. Sobn Weeb 1T i'm Mlter bon 81
Sabren geforben. @r uobnte friiber
III Neu 8raunfels, faufte cine 6arm
in Der 9edbe Der Stabt unb mar bier
ber iibergeiiebelt.
= Sn ibrem 8ertbt iiber bas inn
Opernbauie itattgebabte @mpfanssfons
5ert Der Obb SeIoms ldBt bic y@rz
preb" BON Weber II II 3 Srdulein 0euz
finger ein pianpitiid bortraget. :
Was bod ni9t Nlles lit San Mntonio
mDgli6 1T! Wir bebauern iebt, baB
mir ni6t attpelenb iparen, beun Carl
Nfaria bpit Weber b1tten mir audi gern
NAL geb0rt.
= 9ie @rpBloge Der Obb gelotps
1T bier 81 ibrer 40. Sabresfonpentioit
suiammengetreten.
= Ser S9iiben 8eretn ueSSdgerz
lut" bdlt am nd@ten Samitag, ben 6.
Gebrnar ieinen sroBen Weasfenbaa IN
&rif6s CONVENTIONS 9alle ab. l1nt=
fahenbe 8orbereitungen 1i1tb su bieiem
Geite getrofen tuorben. 8elten Sanf
fur frennbli6e lleberienbung BON @ins
labungsfarter!.
: Wdbrenb 6es pergangenen Weoz
mats ereigneten ii6 95 5obesfdlle.
BON ben @eitorbenem tparen 25 Trem=
be.
- Seute @ormittas 9 llbr erf6oB
ii6 in Dem Sauie, Weit Commerce
StraBe, Der lieb5ebnidbrige &ar1 6az
lenbauer, 8dder bon Brofef1iou, Der
fiir feline Briiber arbeitete. ST binterz
lieB eimen 3etteI nit Der 8emerfumg:
% Sbr mir meinen 2obn borentbalten
babt, fOnnt Sbr nun meine 8egrdbniBz
foften tragen. Ser SelbtmDrber ion
|yein lei9tfinniger 8urf6e gemeien iein.
= Sie Brunnenbpbrer Mallington
& Smith finb beim 8obret bes arteiiz
f6en 8runnens i'm Santa 9tofa 9oss
pital in ether Siefe BON 1854 SUB auf
cine Wa6eraber geitoBen, bic tdgli9
220, 900 @allonen liefert. 9ie Mrbeitelt
tperben fortgeiebt.
= Ser Mdnner @eiang @erein
p5robltnn" beranitaltet am Sam1tag,
ben 20. Jebruar einen groBen Masfens
baa in &rif6s Conventions 6alle.
Beiten Sanf fir freunbli6e ginla6ung.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-02-02
9eramifme Petams finben 0(nerten.
tttlf1f.

Die 0erf6iffung BON teranii9em ges
fanbdumett unb 6aat pecanniii1en
nimmt INNER gr6Bartigere 8erbdltniFe
at.
gDie Elm 8eri6t aus Sarrisburg
pom 26. Sanuar n1ittbeilt, bat ). 9.
ein 0err Collins, mel6er fi6 f9on felt
ldngerer 3eit auf bic @ultur BON Obit=
unb befpnbers 9nBbdumen gelegt bat,
Dor allr3em 500 petanftdmme mad
berf6iebenei1 punften in Georgia unb
3ennefee gei6idt. Ct bat in feiner
pHanaf6ule au9 1000 Stiid 5 big 6
SUB bobe Wtanbelbdume, bon Der tpei9s
f9aligen Mrt, unb elm 8iinbel bapon
glei6falls tpie ausmdrtige &inben ber>
fanbt.
Qlm meiiten geiu1t i1einen aber Bic
beriibmten biinnf9aligen pefanniiife
DON San Saba Gountp gu iein, bon
tuel9en 9err 8esler Dor Elm paar Saz
gen, tpie bic San Saba Stems" be-
ri6tet, einige 8uibel mad &uitralien
gef9idt bat.
au6 na9 Merito bat er in ben lebz
ten Wo6en aiemli9 grobe Nuantitdten
bef6rbert. 9ie 9auptmafe ieiner
Niihe gebt aber mad Georgia, Slori6a
unb @alifornien, um au Saatsipeden
pertDenbet 5u iperben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-02-02
etastratbs pcrhauSlunoeu.

petitionen: @on 81. s. eSo6nz
ION UNI grIaubniB, Elm S9la6tbaus
erri9ten sn 6iirfen; BON Nrel Wteerz
i1eibt, baB ibm erlaubt lperbe, auf benz
yroipett 9ia Seitentpege BON Oolsz
plantet gu legen; BON 6. gsgep, ber
bas 9aus, gde @omana StraBe unb
San pebro Mpenue ntietben min.
Die Mlamo geri. Sci. erbdlt @re
lanbntB, ben Plab bDr ibrem @ebdube
unb neben Der Bride auffiillen 3u biirz
fen.
Sn Der Sadion StraBe uer6en flint
8aslampen anfsefellt.
Ser lutberif9en gmanuelz@emeinbe
pnrben als 8egrdbniBplab bic @run6z
niide 70 un6 Il iiibli9 BON Montana
Strabe, angeipieien.
9ie petition bon u. 90. Seeliafon,
ben 3ettelanflebern cine @emerbeiteuer
auf5ulegen, tpirb betpilligt.
Sas betr. &on,ite beriGtet, baB aes
mifle pfaiterungsarbeiten bes &onz
traitors Weidlefon = rtanentlid auf
benz Mfilitdr plaaa = nid)t porz
10rlff9ntdBtg ausgetlibrt tpur0en, baB
bas plafter uieber aufgebsben, TOM
trattlt1 gelegt unb bic 9rbeit ni9t cher
beaablt mer6en foI, bis iie aufriebenz
iteaenb 1T.
Sir bic &eparatur Der Bride in Der
0ierten StraBe ipur6en 1854 betuiIz
ligt.
Ser 8ef9luB 2odpoobs, tuobur6 es
bic Stabt iiberninmt, Seitenpege l i.
alahe legen gu laffen, mo bic 8iirger
bies erabidumten, unb 9lnsebote 6as
| fir einauforbern, tpirb benz betr. &omite
iibertpieien.
@rogorp's 8ei6luB, ole &ontrafte
= 8auten unb StraBenperbeHerungen
= bon benz niebrigiten 8ieter nnter
Iuffi6t bes Sngenieurs llnb StraBens
tommiiidrs ausfiibrer au lafen, tpirb
bonn Mapor Iebbaft unteritiibt unb ans
genommen.
2odtpoob begliidwiini6te ben Mapor
nnb Stabtratb, baB iie ibre erite ST.
bung i'm neuen Saale Der Stabtballe
abgebalten inb betonte, baB bas @ez
bdube ein Stols fir bic Stabt San
9lntonio lei.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-02-02
@roRfala@teret unS s@,peimesud,t.

Wie betrd6tlicb bic @rridtuna Der
S4ld6tereigei6dfte unb p5felfabrifen
in Sort Wortb unb 9allas 16on basu
beigetragen bat, BEN @ei1dftsaipeig ber
S6Deine5u6t in ben 3inspfli6tigen
Diftriften su beben unb gu forbern, aeigt
bic folgenbe Mittbeilung Der r2lano
Netps".
Sm lebten Sabre tpurben in BEN @teu5
erliIten fiir 2lano So. 18.412 @6meine
angegeben; es lit nidbt gu piel gefagt,
ipenn man Die Gabl Der iebt borban6ez
nenS6peine, GROCER, fleiner, alter unb
iunger auf mebr als 10000 peranz
i6Iagt.
SIN 8erlauf Der leBten paar Wfonate
aaein iinb biele Sauienbe na9 Stem Ore
leans, ferner mad 9ouiton, @alpefon
u. a. teranif6en Stdbten peri6ifft iporz
ben, bic 9auptmaiie aber 1T nadb Der
96la6t> unb p6felfabrif in Sort
Wortb gegangen. Ior Elm paar Saz
gen tparen mir gu 8eiu6 auf Ser Garm
eines Derrn, ipel6er gerabe feline
sS6weine grnte" BON 1891 fir 3
Gents per lebenbes pfunb an ieiner
Sbiir oerfauft bate. 9ieler grtrag
beitan6 aus 100 Stiid, tpel9e Elm
Dur6f6nittsgeipi6t bon 200 pfunb
batten. 9fi9t Elm 8ulbel &orn bate er
an bic Sbieren oerfiittert, nie er mir
iagte, unb bod tparen fe 1T ssolae Der
guten Gi6elmait fett gemorben. nnier
Garmerfreunb beiibt nur elm fleines
Nnmeien, ettpa 320 Mder umfaHeub,
unb batte = fiir einen @inzgferbzsars
mer-eine CUTE 8aumpoq=, Maisfornz,
2aferz nnb Sorghum @rnte gema6t.
VS. 1T aber wobl faum notbig bin5usllz
figen, baB Der nS6peine=grtrag" i'm
beher be5ablt bate, als bic qanse
ilbrige @rnte suiammen.
gine @roBi9ld6terei unb p6telfas
brit in ober bel San Qlntonio uiirbe
bic S9peinesu6t in Sibtpet 3eras
ebenfaus balb gu einem Iobnen5em @ez
f6dfte MAIDEN.
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@rumbetsentbmms ,tebertrasunaeu

Walters' &eql gftate So. an ebars
leg Mierow, IA @rnnbitiide in gBef
gnb. $4,000.
Otto 3irfel an CHARLES Neierotp,
babies Snterrefe am 6 @runbitiiden
i'm eriten 9iitrict. $315.
S. $. Sames an g. Molhon,
@run6ftiid an Der Corpus Gbriti
&oab. $50.
S. unb 6. elmenborf an ebas
MdBner, 4 @runbitiide auf Columbia
5eigbts. $50.
$. unb 6. glmenborf an Sbomas
Wfc9bee, IL 8runbitiide auf Columbia
Seigbts. 1929.
Senper & g. u. Snbe1tmeni So. at
pauline Windler, 2 @runbltiide inn
Slod 80. $3.50.
s. StaffeI unb $. S6u6arb at
@6as. S6dfer, 2 Grunbtide aus 2ot
81 fir 81 100.
5. %. Doubling au Sobn aunfel,
@runbitiid i'm 8lof IL fir 500.
Sobn Sarragb an Mar Sdunfe,
Grunbitid i'm 8lod 2 fir $3.50.
@onrab Suberi1 an Minnie Murpbp,
9runbftiid iiibli6 BON SFsGommerce>
Strabe, $3.50.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-02-02

pabr, &arltn ?"
Sic nidte nur itunm NIT Dem
9aupt.
nSett LAP mild, i9 ntG es nod eins
mai itberlegel, Oh i6 mub, ltnb bring
9ans9en gu 8ett."
Gr fiiBte ben Gleinen unb bic l9lu9s
aenbe Mutter inniger iuss ie; nlter Der
Tbir btelt fie ibm nod einmal bas &ino
entsegen; Der pouc MonbI6etn traf
belien bliiben6es antlis, bann pers
idmanb 1ie. @r iant auf einen Stubl
ltro itarrte nit nallen Nugen, Die Bruit
10 f4per, tn Die flare g}a9t billaus.
Ser Seltesldrm mar perflungen, MIR
bie rothe, qualmenbe @lutb beS 9onn,
men6feners, bon Der etue bunfle 9taud,=
molfe bin5og III bas Tbal, eriunerte
nod baran. Ct betrabtete trdumper,
loren bic altf uno ab gltutmenoeu, Ii9
iasenben Sunfen. @tner perlol6 na6
benz anoern = iekt Der lette. St itanb
auf.
rSonnmenb'!" fiifterte er beoeus
tun9sbou unb gins 5lr Rube.
Sim anbern Wtor9en mar iein @ntz
i6lub sefaBt.
sd rnuB uenisitens ois Grbldaft
perl0nli6 antreteu, ba8 bin i6 Sans
l9uloig i'd bin besbalb ni6t perpflids
tet, IN 2emn1iusen gu bleiben, Elm Sabr
pielet9t, I'M alles 5u oronen = eS Be,
barf bet Sronung = bann febren mir
pteoer bteber 5uriid, nnb Qans fanr
bann tbun, mas ct mil."
aarlin l6helte tribe.
sd tpubte es, baB Da 10 bel6(ie
beit, aber i9 ipeiB aud, baB Du nit
mebr 3uriidtontnft - Du niht unh
9ans iti6t, auBer sesmunsen.
uDas mdre allerotnsS 10 niel fDie ME.
Wer jmdn9e rnS ?"
sd INN ie6en Breis, lobalb Sans
bic 0enmittger Cuff nidt pertragen
tatrt, NIT alien Wfttteln, oas idmSre i'd
Dir!"
Ste ipra9 bieis @orte 70 feft, 70
feierli4, ais abne iie bie 3eit Der Grs
fiinung.
~8srubiae Did, aarlin, Elm Sabr
tpiro er fte fdon pertrasen. Sest gum
Vater, oas lit mir Der fdwerite Sang,
gle pir6 ibn 5erfdmettern, oie Na9.
ribt. Wir wolien 3uiamnten seben, 'er
b6rt eS bann lei9ter."
Ste trafen tbn III better 2aune, bic
SeffeSfreube bes porise1t Mbenbs nod
TN neli erblitben6en Wfannesantlis, I'm,
ten In Der Stube etfrie NIT Der Sors
ttrmng ber Wet5enproben bel9dftigt.
yDa f9au ber, Robi, lautereS Sob II
rief er oem Gintreteu0en entse9en, bic
9efben 90rner burd Die Singer sleiten
laiienb. Der retnite @otteSlegeu!"
8etne Nntnort. @r bltfte auf, er
iab bic nerueinten gugen &arlin's,
Robis ernites @eiidt.
TortesunS foIet)
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nS0bm Mmeerioti, my Joe"

irie mir tbn aus ber idOti&en 8alabe tennen, nidt
f& an, nit ietnem betasten GbesemaI ben eebensmes
bersab gu f@wanten. gBe piel Iei@ter wfrbe sS BEN
psrebrtsn Spbn unD ieinem sbrwhrbtsen @eipons sez
porten ieiu, bdtten e tbren snnebmenben @ebredlis
feiten NIT 6pitetters Masenbitters naabeIfeu t6ns
men, btefer ppbItbdtSen flfe fur bic Wlfen, S4was
den unb fur bic, ipel4e 9 lansfam e-i46pfenben
araufbeiten erbolen. 9Benn tem GebensldmpGen tes
Del ausseben riu 70 brau@t ber Wenjd au6erprtsntz
It&e mebt5intfGe Sle, etn frdftisenbes ReiJmittel
Elm wcblibuenbe8 6etIprdparat. Der 4te unb S&ipas
DE if bsicnbers auen Gtnfhfen susdnsli6, trel4e
Rranfbeiten berpprrufen. Die Wieterberfeuuns BON
etntr 4ranfbet pirb nur tu oft etnem Ghdfau
terbro9en. Diefes ausf6ltebli9 amerttantiae ardfs
ionbers sesisnet unb man bari etner webltbdttsen
Wtrfuna fGer ieiu. 9erbauuns8fbruna, Sartleibss
teit, Rheumasmn6, Rierenleiben unb Grippe seb6ren
~ ben stranfteten, rel&e bur& bas 8itters sebcben
merten,
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NNie lit hfea !,

@ir bieten einbunbert Dollars 8elobnugs
far ieben Gall bon Rotarrb, ber nidt burh
@innebmen bon Saa's 8atarrb Sur sebeilt
trerben fanft.
8. 8. @beueb & o., Gisentb., Eolebp, o.
aBir bic l1nter3eidneten baben s. s. @bes
nep felt ben Iesten Is Sabrsn sefannt unb
balten ibn fir bolfommen ebrenbaft in alien
@eiddftsberbanblunsen un6 financieu befds
bigt, ole BON ieiner Sirtna einsesansenen
'gerbinbIiHteiten au erfiilIen.
@eft g. Trnar, @robbanbels. Drosuiiten,
Golebo, ..
@aIbinG &innan C MarDin, @rpbs
banbelss sDroeuifter, Tolebo, ..
9au'S &atarrb,&ur iDirb innerlih genonts
men i,nb tpirft btreft auf bas 8lut mnb bic
fdIeimisen OberHdHen bes Sbftens. 3euss
nifie fret Derianbt. preis Is gts. fir bic Sla.
ife. 8ertauft bon allen Mppthefern.
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2Snt. Memtb'S

y arte NJ unb 9onserts2ofa
auf benz @oubernmentz6iigeI, gegens
iiber bonn @ingang gum parabepIaB.
Die Snfafen BON auti6en tperben bonn
garroom aus bebient. 9lngenebmer
Nufentbalt i'm @arten. @roBer pors
aiigli6 peptilirter Saal. Smportirt.
@eine, feline Wbisfies, 2iquore, ftets
porsiigli6es Bier; feline Gigarren. Sc
ben Sonnta g SEA 6m tt q g b 0 II
A llbr ab grobes Sreiz aon5ert.
4benbs 8alI. 9as 2ofal ftebt
pripatgefeaf6aften CUR gerfiigung.
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Werfmdf nfeieS!

&c feiet Ni&ts unb ptrb Gub fi&eraG bienItd iein,
9alies, ber gruit pber aunsen baben. Or. aina's
meme Grfnbuns sesen @dptnbiudt perf&afft etuSes
runs. Oteies wirb Sarantirt, I'm anteren Saqe bas
tan6sn, ba6 es eas Mittel mar. Bet Nnwenbuns btes
ieS praperats erlans man etne ofortise unb permas
geriuGt eue 1rpbeFaiae unb hber,euat Guh, rpte
rrirtli gut bieies Mtttel it, grcbeasiden unentselts
lt% bet Geplpb Dreib, Tbompipn & So. su baben.
gertauft perhen fie gu so Cts. unb $lOO fur srpse
GIaS@eu. o'-p
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AH- &ei6baltiges 2ager BON ele>
ganten unb bequemen 9aussGDden Inb
bon Wefen in Der san3en Gtabt bel
% II It a B & u 5 a m 8, 237 Of=
9oufphltraBe.
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Wt11ttel 1ttto eexafet9

enb gud un b eboe
Ibra
Trt - - 7 "'@
onten
fofen, auf '' - wv "
anoerio
wpbnId au $2 80 uno $ beauen, berabeeett
iHmar
baben mir bic T rr 9men Sadets
Aoue Earb
Gents ?5 Gents pns lonHiaen 9ies ~
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Seeham's pillen furiren Misrdue,

aGr 9iibi6e 9lusipabl bon arapats
ten unb Sblipfen bel % n iteab &
VI b a ms, 237 SfzpoutonitraBe,
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= 0rei Monate lang lit i9 an
neuraIgif6en S6mer5en i'm @eii6te ;
eine Jlaf6e st. Safobs Del beilte
mi6.-g. s, Sertner, SaDton, 8.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-02-02

Ste tbnnen ibm tbren 8etfau nGt perfasen, benn es
q. sf sine asatiaSs, sab Pr gua,s Suitsn SpTup al
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-02-02

sD 9llle Sorten gDilb unb Slide
bel 5. g mitb. 209 @eit Commerce
StraBe.
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sSlanelle, 8lattfets utb Gpntfurti

49, Ssr ~ ss Raas 1914 ps goaeas
2 aar sgsssob graas oasas gts M 9sbsn s bbba
9r0b 8t semfos Is entsbas tld Comforts
Rebuttipnen frlbere Yete - -
Is Gnts Dab 49,
SpesiIe Orten 9ahntadn
Strimpem, SbawIs, SastIdan, arpahn = ''
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&leioeritoffe !
&lei6erltofel

unpergl 5pe3ue preemdBigumsen fnb insereten seu
su maiden gDir ermabnen:
As 3oa bit nit Soe Sudsosn Snies ms
1pn Cents.
China bet
80 If fur 80 unb 35 Gents
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-14

What a Popular Election
Signifies.
Conclusive Returns From the
Old Bay State.
Interviews on the More I'M
portant Issues.
Men of All Parties Agree Upon
One Point.
What They Say in Bos ton
and Other Cities.

In the long run "the people" are
right, and popular elections determine
the best government, whatever results
from any one campaign. There IL
natural tendency IN men to seek the
true remedy for social ills, and the
people in the end will lind II.
OF all temporal affairs, the most inn
portsnt is health. People are learning
better and better how to preserve II
and to regain 1t, and whatever n few
may say To the contrary the expert
ence of thousands of "the people
again determines the efficacy Of the
remedies.
Occasionally, as in the case OF the
weIl-known formula of Dartmouth's
great professor, Edward +. Phelps.
there is no Dispute between theory and
practice. From the very first, the
medical fraternity, to whom the for
muls of Psine's celery compound was
furnished, agreed that At last remedy
mad been discovered for the cure OF
nervous diseases, neuralgia, rheuma-
tism, kidney troubles, and all the dis.
eases arising from impure blood.
The experience of 1.-THE people" here
has proved the truth Of their opinion
beyond the shadow of a doubt. Nc
remedy was ever in so great and ever
increasing demand, and none ever re
ceived the enconlums OF 30 many people
IN every class of society.
Following are few of the hundred
of testimonials from Boston and Other
Massachusetts, cities within the last few
mOntha
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-14

This Is related because IL leads ep 70
been through ali the period u recon
sJrucElon the best friend that the negro
bad Ia Virginia. aud VINO incurred oy
his unrinching course that hostility
which only those can appreciate WHO
know how strongly the sOutherner can
feel Ia political matters. subsequently,
ran for the state senate as deot-pay-
ing republican. aud because the bulk
Of the whites IN the district, democrats
A. wei as repu biicans, advocated him,
was opposed By the negroes with an ex-
traordinary unAnimity. This contest
illustrates aptly the tendency OF the
negro 70 align himself against the
white.
The candidate who came out against
Gen. sSickham was a man who moved
70 the county for the purpose OF COR
testing the district. His past was, ac-
coruing 10 al reasons, as well calculat-
ed to excite the negroes hostility as
Gen. Wickham's was 70 enlist their
gratitude and friendship he had be-
fore the war been one Of the leading
srarits in organizing the blue lodges
OF Kansas. After the war, as member
of the legislature of New Jersey, he had
either moved or seconded a resolution
rejecting the Fourteenth amendment
These facts were established by record
evidence during the canvass, yet, with
the exception OF certain of Gen. Wick
hams own servants. the negroes who
voted for Gen. Wickham were hardly
worth taking into account The negro
however, neither bears malice nor graft
tude long. lie is, for the most part. {
kindly creature, who simply follows his
impulses and is duped more easily thar
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-14

ssfor ole Mr. Grant I only rcznern-
bcrsrf chat sozreh.vw fstt that n was a
hostile act and was angry with the two
men who were behind the box, though
not rs I recoiiect with The negroes
xhssuselwes. a<uumter Of whom had be-
lorged "a as
The first representative from my
county that remember was Burwell
Tca><. an old reeyro. who wasetected to
,6e <frse convention over Mr.. William
=. Wsckhazr. ere vealthies, man IN The
county. and the father Of Gen. Wick
b~rn. The WicrslaTns Rad been wings
and unton men before the war. "a had
my own people. voting sgains. secession
until the state went out. when all Of
pruper asre had promptly entered the
stray. where they stayed until APP
rouattux. and after the war shev ac-
eeos.d the siswstson and deemed II best
for he ssuch ~ unite with the re-
puflieaus and try 70 guide sheir policy
in the south They thus voted with
The repubtirans at tirst. though eventn-
ally. in face OF RECONSTRUCTION. they fell
into line with The great body Of the
sose1ern people. Thus u was that on
4he o.ca<ion 81 sne first election II was
hoped that Mr. Wlckham might be
elected. and for re first time IN his life
n. ..,,usents.5 - run for Office He was
.isseassxi. however. and never again
offered. contentinE himself with voting
$50 saving ms vote neutrslised oy
that ~ his old driver Oliver. Burvell
Ialer's brother
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-14
SOME BOSTON RETURNS.
Men and Women Of Well-Known
Standlng-Experie

neutrality-suspicious..
Mrs. j. X. Neale, No. 81 High Street.
1T gives me great pleasure to express
my faith IN Paine's celery compound.
i consider 1t wonderful medicine.
have taken several bottles eacn season
for the past three years.
| did not sleep we'll nights, was
greatly troubled with dyspepsia and in
active liver. After finishing one bottle
of the compound felt so much better
that l continued it's use until l mad
taken five bottles, and was astOnlshed
at the results. Relatives and friends
whom l have advised to use the COM
pound have all received marked bene-
lit from its use.
Joseph j. Byron, 100 Silver street,
consider it my duty to the public to
send this testimonial so that some poor
unfortunate like the writer may obtain
some OF the relief that | have expert.
enced through the use of Paine's eel
cry compound.
tiser. For five and half years
have been = sufferer from chronic
rheumatism, and have tried every kind
of medicine. but could get no relief
until a friend advised me to try celery
compound. l did so simply to oblige
my friend, as l had long since lost all
hope of q cure. | purchased half q
dozen bottles of the compound and
used il just as though It had been pre-.
scribed by regular physician. Tho
result WAS joyful surprise to me, as
began to feel quite timber about my
FONTS. | bought dozen bottles of the
compound, and before l had used il
all | felt as strong and healthy as ever
did.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-14
WOMEN'S OPINIONS.
They Find This of the Utmost In.
terest in November.

Mrs. NJ. II. Volk, IL Gslnsboro street
had what the physicians call nervous
exhaustion and blood poisoning. I was
completely exhausted, 80 tired all the
time, no strength, no appetite, and SO
respondent that | would cry about
half the time. When would go up a
flight OF stairs, by the time l reached
the top, il seemed as though my limbs
would crumole beneath me. Ny mind
was IN terrible state. l could not re.
member anything any length of time.
! would start TO 20 for something and
! would forget what IL was before | got
across the floor | could not keep my
mind upon anything and | was con-
tinually growing worse.
81 tried different kinds of medicines.
also different physicians. tried one
doctor who said that | would feel like
a new person IN two weeks. paid for
course OF medicine, which took
about ten days, and was growing
weaker every day. | got so that |
could not sleep day or night. aud could
not ait up but . little. This was one
rear ago. had been running down
for three or four years. My husband
brought home n bottle of Paine's cell
cry compound. have taken seven or
eight bottles and today am feeling well
az the result of its use. | can do my
own work. | have not found IL neces-
sary to take any during the pact
month. | have recommended tue
medicine 10 several"
From all over the state, from Bug
zsrd's Bay 10 Hoossc Tunnel, come
scores of testimonials daily, and there
Is not = town IN the state but has men
and women who have their grateful
letters telling how Psine's celery CON-
pound has given relief or made them
well.