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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-02-15

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fig (1804 bis 1851 in Berlin bate
einen groBen 4bfaeu sesen bic aatbez
berweisbeit in Ter Se6nif. Sas betam
zines Cages Elm bamals febr befannter
2ebrer Der SSngenieursW ifenidaften an
elmer beutfben 4odf9ule, urter beKen
Ss1Irn9 cine grobe Mtaidinenfabrif
lammcrltb SIT @rnnbe gesangen mar,
iebr oeiltlid, bon inn gu b0ren. Dieter
bate nod elmer 8eii9tisuns bes Bors
ligld}en Gtabli0ements gu I'M seiast !:
s6arpalr, in 3e9uif unb Organization
lit Sire Sabrif slei9 lobensmert9 Gle
Ba5em @roBeS 9eleiitet. @as aber bdtte
erlt aus Sbneu merben mij1en, fpeutl
sic int Beiise sriinolider tbeoretil9er
4%enntniiie mdrcni" = vDa8 MID i'd
Sbnen iasen, 9err groieiior,4 bate
gorfig Surifge9eben, ibn mad ieiner
grt bon Der 30be ftiner berfuliiden
@eftalt brrab nit benz 8lide melieno.
yYieueidt ein GROCER Mann, mabr,
fheinlifer aber Elm 9elebrter 0anslpurlt,
Der Ietnen Nftion1ren ba8 @elb aus Der
Tai1e falfulirt."
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Yearl Glalden= 8ieres.

Dieies Bier Sei1rst lih burd feline &einbeit
unb Site uiib bnrt ietnen @oblsefdmad aus
unb ibertrtft ale 6t4itensBtere i'm Marfte.
DaS Bier uirn in Ger Stabt frei ms 9aus
abgeliefert. Ezs 5ebe Slaf4e %garantirt.
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RETRIsuTIoN.
How we'll remember lasht fall at the rally
| marched IN the line Wild the WorEln' ME

How we'll ! remember lasht fall at the rally
sure,
And ieit Just us proud as a king at behouldlns
The full OF the rlch and the rise OF the poor.
sure that's what they tould me was mint by the
victory,
And no wonder that was elated Otthat
IA slipped o tue Music just like an old soSer
And wore big Fooshter on the top o. mo hat
inyied the boss wild his riches and comforts,
No share Of the profits II get II agin
voted to eape up tho taril that only
Protected the bosses and burdeneG the min.
An, sure. III gat even now wild ye, my honeys,
III vote Just rs sure as my name Il Is Pit
For Grover, aud then at the ratification,
III wear Dig rooshteF on the top o myh
done il, bad luck TO the day an the hour,
Ia Ike TO recall that same vote II could
Aud once again hear the old shIamo whistle
soundln
Tint called me to work when the times they
wore good.
The boss he looks worried, the foreman Is sour,
The Oull mill = deserted aud gloomy Ut that
Aud all have left for my share OF the glory
Is the Ould batthered roOshter wore on my
hat
mustered up courage one day to spake 10 him
Aud ask him how lOnglWed he idle. You see
The mill had been closed for fortnight, an
loaGn'
Mld moi a clint comm was tellin, on me.
lie seq 10 me, Pat, you Ru' will both suffer;
Nc 6lzness Is crippled me credit Is ilat,
but II yeZ get hungry, YeZ know" he said slYly,
"fez can ate the ould rooshter yez wore on your
hat"
SO there's the whole story, and none can deny II,
The truth must be tould though the heavens
should fall
We made mIshtake In defeatlp' the party
That gave us PTatectloH, good money agdRll.
In four years from now yez may talk I'LL you're
sUaCheSs
An aTgify until you're us gray Us rat,
But II that party Is again triumphant,
The devil u rOoshter Yell sec on me hat
by @, T. H., N bloomington PGltIdTdph,
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ofInterest TO Athletes.

james Robinson, tho athletic trainer
at Princeton College, Princeton, N, j.,
says:
"Ihaye found it imperative to have
sure and simple remedies on hand in
case Of cuts, bruises, sprains, colds,
rheumatism, etc. Shortly after enter
ing upon my profession, l discovered
such a remedy in ALLCocK's Porous
PLAsTERs. I tried other piasters, but
found them too harsh and irritating.
ALLcocK's PoRoUs PLAsTERs give almost
instantaneous relief, and their strength.
ening power is remarkable. In cases OF
weak back put two plasters on the small
of the back and in short time you will
be capable Of quite severe exercise. In
Sprint" and distance" races and
jumping, the muscles or tendons in the
legs andlfeet sometimes weaken. THIS
can invariably DO relieved by cutting
the plaster in narrow strips, so as to
give FREQ motion, and applying on mus.
Cles affected"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-08-29
OUR GLASS Ar VIE FAIR.

The Display starueS Foreigners - The
United States Glass Company's Exhibit
lPa9rIds Fair Correspondence Nsw York Journal Of
Commerce.
The American display of glass Of diff
ferent purposes is in theManufaCIurers
building, and sdjoins that OF American
potters, The largest exhibit is made by
the United States Glass company, whose
headquarters are ut Pittsburg but
which has works in several staIes
where natural gas abounds. Some
two years ago eighteen establish
ments in Pennsylvania, West Virginia,
Ohio and Indiana, united to form
this company. The one at Gas City
Indiana, has the largest gas plant in
the world under one roof. The CONSOLE
dated company has recently acquired
five hundred acres OF land at MiKees-
port, on the Monongahela river, near
Pittsburgh, to which place it intends to
remove all its works by degrees. As it
will employ 5000 operatives, 1t will
erect buildings TO accommodate $4,000
inhabitants.
The exhibit Of this company ia made
in large pavilion, which has an annex
used as an office. The exhibit en-
braces every variety OF glassware, gold
decorated and cut ware. 1t appears to
attract more attention than any dis
play Of manufactured articles. Visitors
from all foreign countries are aston
ished at the excellence OF tho goods,
and at the low price ut which
they are offered for sale. Dur.
ing the progress OF the fair sales
have been made OF large quantities OF
goods to be sent from Pittsburgh to
Russia, scatland, Germany, Bohemia,
China, Mexico, Costa Rica, Brazil,
Venezuela and several other countries.
Although pressed glass is made in
nearly every country in Europe, and
though the materials for making 1t arc
said to be superior to ours, still 1t is
admitted that our factories turn the
best ware and sell it lower
price tn an 1t can be made for at home.
Wages are higher here than abroad,
but the American manufacturer makes
moro use OF machines and employs bet
ter machines. But he derives his
greatest advantage from the employ
ment of natural gas. This costs very
little, and the heat it produces can DO
regulated at will. Most of our gas COM
panies find that it pays them to move
their works from q given place as soon
as the supply OF gas gives out or de.
creases TO such au extent as to Gull for
the us OF coal.
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specimen Gases.


s. II. Clifford, New Cassel, Wis, was
troubled with Neuralgia and Rheuma.
tism, his Stomach was disordered, his
Liver was affected to an alarming de.
gree, appetite fell away, and he was tor.
ribly reduced in flesh and strength.
Three bottles OF Electric Bitters cured
him.
Edward Shepherd, Harrisburg, ILL.,,
had running sore on his leg ofGeight
years standing. Used three bottles Of
Electric Bitters and seven boxes Of
Bucklen's Arnica salve, and his leg is
sound and well. John Speaker, Catawba,
Ohio, had five large Fever sores on his
leg, doctors said he was ineurable. One
bottle Electric Bitters and one box Buck
lens Arnica Salve cured him entirely.
Sold by Logan Drug Co. 8
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deputation that has visited the ex-
chancellor during his visit to that Ba-
varian watering place. In replying to
an address presented to him byhls Wis
itors, Prince Bismarck said that he was
rejoiced that the old Frankfort buude-
stag had not been revived.
Referring to the comments made on
mis- speech last Sunday to the deputa.
ton from Thuringia Prince Bismarck
protested against being stigmatized as
a particularist. In his remarks to the
Thuringians he had merelyadvised that
the diets OF several states carefully
watch the doings of the federal council
because that body was working with
closed doors.
Prince Bismarck complains that
rheumatism is again troubling him.
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A PhysIeinn,s Advice.

To those who travel, or those who re,
main at home during tho summer,
never be without n stimulant." Its
timely use saves the system from many
shock, and as n preventative of dis
ease pure whisky has always been
recommended. Max Klein, OF ALLIE
cheney, is a reliable dealer, who only
keeps the pure& liquors in stock. His
Silver Age, ut 81 so; Duquesne, ut 81 %,
and Bear Creek, at 81 90 per full quart
each, cannot be equaled, Send for cata-
logue and price list (mailed FREQ to
Max Klein, SO Federal street, ALLIE
eheny. Pa.
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1.-Two Stock.

CHICAGO, August 2s.-Cattlo receipts 1900
head; shipments 1900 head market steady;
top natives 81 SOaj 00i Others 81 coal so; common
81 75aS 10; Texans :? G0a2 9O RINGERS g. 75aI 70,
Hogs, receipts ~, 900 head; shipmena 5000 head
market steady; mixed and packers s. l0aj 10;
prime heavy S. 5oa5 70; light IS 76a5 10. Sheep,
receipts 1000 head shipments 5000 hend; mar.
ket steady;. natives g. GOA %; westerns q Boa
$50; native lambs S91Oa5 2S
EAST LIBERTY, August 2s.-Oattle receipts a,asO
head shipments !, $50 head inhtk0t very slow
ald IL to 2jU off from last weeks prices. Hogs,
receipts 5000 head; Shipmcnts 2,7d0 head. mar.
ket nCtivG; Workers 90 i0aG 70; medium Weights
s. 6Oa0 10; extreme heavy s. G0a6 ~. Sheep, ~.
CGipts $500 hCad; shipments 900 head. market
active and l0c higher on sheep and % to iOc on
lambs than last week,
CINCINNATI, August 2s.-Togs steady at 81 75a
o 70; receipts LOU head; shipments $50 head.
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FINANCE AND TRADE
The Features OF sAo Money and stock
Markets.

hlhrketS.
New YORK, August 9s,-Moasy on call easy
at sa5 per cent last loan at per cent closing
offered at per cent Prime mercantile paper
Sal! per cent Sterling exchange easier At
siSi54ai 81, Silver certificates were neglected;
closed at 7BAG Sales lG0,i 100 shares
The stock market after firm opening at trac-
lonal advances outside OF Louisville "
Nashville, which declined per cent, became
heavy. After the market sold OF Il became eH
tremely dull; traders seemed disposed TO wait
for definite news from Washington before taking
sides As soon us Il became known that the
Bland amendment had been voted down In the
house by large majority tho complexion OF
affairs underwent rapid change On IN in'
creased business the carly decline was quickly
recovered, and begun scoring advances on the
final quotations OF saturday, The net gains were
a To - per cent, Sugar leading, aud some OF
the low priced stocks and speciRltes coming
next During the last hour the dealings were
attended with considerable animation, and IN
numerous instances there was difference OF y
to per cent between the sales This improve.
ment was assisted by the further arrivals OF god
and by the tendency OF the money market to-
ward easier rates, Speculation lelt of firm.
Railway bonds were strong and higher. sales
VI, 73l, 900.
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5SS 90 W. Gay ST., one block north Of
State House, Columbus, Ohio. In.
corporated 1856. Capital $4,000.
pVs FRANCE and OTTAfAS, OF New York, the
eminent Specialists, on account Of their large
practice IN Ohio have established the Franco
kejclllnsllute, where all diseases will be sue
ecs sGuiiy treated on the most Scientific PFin~
Ciples. The Institute has for Its Faculty a
corps Of recognized specialists, each eminent
inhisptofession. Their long cxpcrience In the
largest hospitals IN the world enables them 10
successfully treat all forms OF Chronic, Nervous and
Private Diseases also Diseases OF the Eyeand Ear.
IMPORTANT TO LA0lES-DRs. FRANCE and
oTrNhS, ufter years Of experience, have dis
covered the greatest cure known for all dis
eases peculiar to the sex. Female diseases pos
lively cured by the new remedy, Olive Blossom.
The cure is effected by home treatment. En-.
tfcy harmless and easily applied. Consultation
and Correspondence Free and Strictly Confidential.
They have attained the most wonderful sue.
cess In the treatment of CHtarrh, Stomach, Kid.
ney Bladder Nervous, Chronic and Special Diseases
Of men and women DRS, FRANCE md Orr
AN,aftEr years Of experience, have perfected
the most infallible method OF curing Vital
Drain IN Urine, Nocturnal Losses, Impaired
cry Premature Decline of the Manly Powers
those terrible disorders arising from ruinous
practices fyouth, blighting the most radiant
hopes rendering marriage unhappy annually
sweeping TO nm untinely grave, thousands OF
csalicl talent aud brilliant intellect. APeheci
Restoration Guaranteed. Bring sample Of urine
for chemical and nicroscopicai examination.
n1'CasCs and correspondence confidential
Treatment sent c. o. d. TO nnypart of the U: s.
List Of 100 questions free. Address, With
POSTAGE, DR.. FRANCE, Columbus, Ohio.
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LONDON, August 2S-ThO Mark Lane Etpre.,, in
is weekly review Of tho British grain trade saYsi
ndiees LOT W1equ navy ry T Sa O9tn iof tho
offerings vi American wheat including Call.
iornlh and Argentine, and OIL fof Indian Old
wheats were Is moderate request Prices wnrb
extremely low. Foreign whGRts were shade
frmer Fotclgt flour WIS offered Of prices that
WOfp Cd lower
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Mus. wiNSLow's aoUfiiiNg SrRuF has heonu used
for over hlly years by millions Oi mothers iof
their children while iCclhihR. with perfect sue.
cess. II soOthes the child, toitOns tho gums III.
lays NIL poll. cures wlnd collie, aud Is the best
little sufferer immediately Sold ny dtngaNus
In every part Ut tho world twenty-five cents 4
bottle ~ sufU and nsk for Mrs WlnslOwE
Soothing syrup" and take no other kind.
MwFAw
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NEW YORK, August a--Pig iron steady and
dull at sl2 Tiai6 10 Copper easy. lake So iO
Lead slows domoitlo 81 G. Tin ilrmi straits
sip 10; domestic e. dlhc.
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PI,lNcE BISMARCK.


pEpltS, August GA thousand pOt.
sons from Frankiort.on.tho'Main Jour.
ncyed to Kissinpon yesterday for tho
purpose of paying their respects to
Prince bismarck, who Is sojourning at
KissiBgsn. This is tho thltd lmportan.
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WheeIInn BrIdne & terminal Inv


Leave Wheeling -tOilO. ts.OO. $500. 1O:ij tIoOO
a, m. t2!26 el,i6. 1850, 1910 y. m.
Leave POnlnTnln-t0;iG ts.0J, $500, 1851, 1000
a. IN, t2.1i, o2.lG. ci!8G, lD.O0 u. IN.
Leaye Terminal Junction 1900 oiB.t7 Il
M. n 80, o2.a0 t6!l4, i6.li, 49, 29ibip, m,
Leave Martins Fcrry--t7;gO, 1901, olO:h3n tn,
n ilW pl!BS. 1919. lbllD, ts31 900 n IN.
Leave lonlnsulH -I7l3l 1914, olO.Jg ain, 40,
yliiG tiigl, sj!li. ts'as, ,lUini u. IN
Arrive Wheollng-tf.i0. ig!n, oli!0j a m,
n 10 e2;52. ti8i i0;3l, tsit gi0.ilp m.
ebniiy. tBhiiy except sunday i5nndays only.
All lfulns will run on Eastern Time,
w &L EnnlC., L. Il W trains Will not stop
between Martins Ferry aud wheeling
j.E TAUs3ld, BupOflnt0ndOnL
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New YoRE, August Petroleum was ncp.
lcCled no sales; bl5tc asked ior September Op.
ton,
Pfr1muRGH Pa, August 2s--opened and
lowest 57ci closed b1lsci highest b7No,
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cisclNSAtlo, August ?S-co,ton quiet and
steady; nlddlnE T. 20,
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"Dally. tDally exOCptsunday,
J.E TERRY, Con Freight & Pass Agent
JOHN BAiLtE 100 Market Street
T. =. DUNBAR, Unou Depot jyG
Pennsylvania Stations.
eIHgRnSgIVdnid LINES.
Tralna Run hy Central Tlme.


rtCErr OTPiuga At pENNBYtvASiA .ETATioN Oh
&ArER 9r,, FQqr OF EIEtENrtt Ar,, NuEEllkq,
AT MrLuHE HOUSE,, WHEELING, AND AZ SnE
PENNSYLVANIA bTATtoN. BtifDuEPOnT.
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Tho grand specific for tho prevailing
malady Of the age, dyspepsia, liver
complaint, rheumatism. costivoness,
gonorul debility, etc, IL Bacon's Colory
Cure. This great herbal tonic stimu.
lates tho digestive organs, regulates tho
liver and restores tho system 10 vlgor.
Gus health and energies. Samples FREQ
Large packages 50C, Sold only by Logan
Drug %. 3
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No Money Rcquired OF Responsible Par
ties To Commence Tretltulept,
Drs, FRANCE & OTTMAN,

Drs. FRANCE g. oTTMAN,
rprI4rrlyU VI New York now OF THE FRANCE
MIDICAt AND SURGICAL INSTITUTE, Co,
iuWDls Ohio by request OF many friends and
patients, have decided TO visit
bridgeport, sherman House, Tuesday,
September II.
BCllairc, Windsor Hotel, Thursday,
September II.
Consultation aud examination Tree and strict,
Is confidential from Gu IN. to y, ~, one day
OUly
lr'r than the sick can themselves. Its a Won
GuriIl gift Tor anyone 10 possess Their dag
i.-flc powers have created wonders throughout
III rpHutHs
Tnr EoairDpathIc Treatment for all forms OF
Female Diseases aud the treatment 81 Seminal
Wuanr,S Loss Of ManhOOdund Errors OF Youth.
tgIrrosnILld to he the most successful method
ever discovered us used by Drs France & OF.
MAu
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Wheellnd & Elm GrOye railroad.

on and after satuNav october |, 1914 ttilui
will run ~ follows. city time;
LEAVE WHEELING n IN, 700 a. ~. 500
A. IN, 100 a. in ~ !0Oa. M, II 100 a H., l2OJ IT,,
100 y, m, 400 u, IN, l!Ol y, m iiOl r. M, lill
y M, O!9Op IN, 100 y. IN, SOD y. IN, VijJ "
IN. Il cop IN.
LEAVE Elm uRovB--'dOla m, 7O)h M SOL
a n. y Goa m. 1900 a. ~. II 10 q IN, 1900 IA,
100 y. M, 2O1 "a m, 800 p M. 400 p IA liIl
y M, Goo y. IA, 7iO1p IN, 8iO p IA, gtlGp
III. 10 Top IN.
eballY except sunday
HUNbAY-ChurUh trains lnlv0 Elm Grove a.
piag IL In mud wheeling al i!lt7 ~ N,
H. l. WEYdElibER
oci General MAnasaE
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When Baby was sick, we gave her cAssOria.
When she was a Child, shc cried for CaStoria.
When Shc became Miss, shO chung to castoriG
When ShO bad Children, she gave them CaStOra
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and how to attain it.

q. Q, Vests Nerve and Brain .IfoatmOnl
iti inter positiy0 written guarantee, by author.
I,5," s sl,'g only, 70 euro Weak Memory Loss Of
Ngal lo-oos, Eyil Dreams, iIcF OF Oonnd6nCol
Al NJ v,nntei lhsdtudOt an Drains, Loss Of pow0f
~ Dreams In other eoz caused BY
TitTt, ~, youthful Errors, or Excessive Uto Of
NItf5 h .plun ,pr LIQUOR, which soon lead 10
N,bl, .HHpl,unlpuOn, insanity and Death. lily mall,
Fttth inr vi With written guarantee 20 cure OF
c.,s 4 ,aTSn ,,y;, VESTS COUGH SYRUP. A octtnn
sulluY vpuHh, Bnt0 Throat. Pleasant TO tahh
o na,, Jgl,contlnuud; old bOc. nzo, now 2cl old
M Va ,,,\NTEES lSOued only through MCLAlNo
''' E'''' Druggists, Wheeling, W vn
jyiSrfhsAwy
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OHIO RIVER RAILROAD co.
on and after Monday. Juno 10, Passenger
Trains Will run as follows; 'Datly. tDaIly Ex-
o.. ..l... Can Eul la..D.
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RAILWAY TIME CARD.

Arrival and departure OF tralns on aud after
August 7, 1895. EXpLASATioS or RRFERENGR
excepted; Saturday excepted: Sunday only;
saturday only. Eallern Standard lime
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TheLEADING MEN Of WEST VA,

This volume also contains
Iso pages of West Virginia
facts and statistics.
1t gives the result OF every
election since the organiza-
ton of the State.
Itisthe most valuable book
ever published in West Viz
ginia
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1893-11-30
Annapolis News.

DIR. Cloonan said that he was much
obliged to murphy" for informing him
that he had been to GAINESVILLE, as
that was the first he had heard of it.
suppose that ''Murphy's" informant
thought that if he had not been there,
he had ought to go.
A party of hunters left for the wllds
of Reynolds last week, among whom
were Ed. Sutton, n. Harris, and Rob't
Dunn, of this city, and Geo. Lewis, OF
Sabula; this is bad day for sport, and
if this rain continues, the boys will.
have to return without game.
VIM. FOWL has closed out his store
at Potosi, and is at present at home.
Gus Funk has made quite an i'm
provement on the property he pur-
chased from Warncke, by adding new
portico or veranda to the front of it.
j. S. Jordan was in town two or
three days last week attending Esq.
Hampton's court. Rufus Kindrich was
sent to Jail for petit larceny. Jas.
Shelton was tried for assault and bat
terry. but not withstanding the fact that
two witnesses testified to seeing him
strike Warncke, he was acquitted,
although he admitted striking at
Warncke. Mrs. Voda Cory was &C
Quilted of a charge of disturbing the
peace.
A certain man not thousand miles
from here, found letter directed to a
certain married man. The letter was
from a grass widow, and was said to
be very affectionate. Moral: if you
have resolved to make fool of your
self, don't write it on paper and sign
your name to it.
Several cars of cattle were shipped
from this place last week. The owner
had considerable trouble on account of
q part OF his cattle getting away at
night from the enclosure where they
were left.
Mrs. FOWL has returned from her
visit to Potosi. MURPHY.
Nov. &c, 1898.
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A Sad Death.

Frank Newman, two years and one
month old, only son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Jno. T. Butts, after an illness of but
twenty-seven hours, died Friday morn
ing at 1:25 o'clock of scarlet fever.
He was buried in the city cemetery
Friday afternoon in the presence of a
large concourse of the friends of the
family, who extended tokens of condo
lence to the grieved relatives and par
ents.
Though little Frank has crossed ov-
er the great ri:er called Death, he still
lives. There Is his little grave, lying
out in the dawn and dew, awaiting the
resurrection. There are the garments
he wore. There are broken toys,
''And pieces of rings,
And fragments of songs whibh nobody
sings.
A Lutte unswept, and harp without
strings,
And part of an infants prayer"
There are words before the cooling
had given place to the lisping, and the
lisping had lapsed into the thrill and
the vibration of the yet untutored
voice, and there is his vacant chair.
AS the little bud was in the flesh
tender, oonfiding, beautiful-so let him
be remembered by his parents and
adored until the unfathomed gives back
its dead to those who seek them there,
or utter and eternal night its surcease
of sorrow and forgetfulness. Keep
everything his little hands ever toueh-
ed, and everything that ever-=as toy
Or trinket-made his wondering eyes
shine, Or the red in his cheeks deepen
like scarlet japonico bud. Make Of
his memory shrine. Grief has its
luxury. Something that is exquisite
may be given to dispair. The darling
is gone and he is not gone. Imagina-
ton will perpetually renew his walk,
his talk, ana his infinite condolences
and his goodnight kiss will beforever
and forever a benediction.-We Heather
ford (7er.) Republic.