El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-03-09
LIBERTY TREE TRANSFER.
Now the Property of the Newport Histor
ical Society.

Now the Property of the Newport Histor-
ical Society.
II. Audley Clarke and Dumont Clarke.
heirs-at-law of the late William \.
Clarke, have transferred to the New
port Historical society the small Jri-
angle of land at the northern end OF
Thames street, at the junction of Fare
well street, inclosing the Liberty tree.
being the land heretofore conveyed by
William Reed to William Ellery, John
Collins, Robert Crook and Samuel
Fowler and their successors, by deed
bearing date of April Il, 1776. William
\. Clarke was the last surviving trustee.
IN succession to the trust under the
deed
The deed sets forth that the said tree
forever hereafter be known by the name
of the tree of liberty and be set apart
to and for the use of the Sons of Lib
erty, and that the same stand as mon
ument of the spirited and noble oppc-
sition made to the stamp act in the
year 17G6 by the Sons of Lib
erty in Newport, Rhode Island, and
throughout the continent of North
America, and be considered as en-
blematic of public liberty of her taking
deep root in English America, of her
strength and spreading protection by
her benign influences, refreshing her
sons in all their just struggles against
the attempts of tyranny and oppres-
sion: and, furthermore. the said tree of
liberty is destined and set apart for en-
posing to public ignominy and reproach
all offenders against the liberties of
their country and abetters and APP
DrOVPrS of S1ch ISOll11 har
and that the same may be repaired TO
upon all rejoicing on account of the
rescue and deliverance of liberty from
any danger that she may have been in
of being subverted and overthrown:
and. furthermore. that the said tree of
liberty stand as a memorial of The firm
end mistaken loyalty of the American
Sons of Liberty to his majesty King
George Ill, and of their inviolable at
tachment to the happy establishment
of the Protestant succession IN the IL
!ustrious house of Hanover; and, in
general, said tree is hereby conveyed
10 and apart for such other uses as thew.
the true-bOrn Sons of Liberty. shall
from time to time, from age to age, and
in all time and ages forever hereafter.
opprehend, judge and resolve NAV SUBJ
serve the glorious cause of public Iiber-
Historical Register.
y well-knDwn baron whose stables
were among the most elaborate in Paris
told his servants one morning that he
was not going out. But a couple of
hours or so later. he had occasion to
alter his plans and order his carriage.
The hOstlCr came back after n short in
terVal and announced that the horses
and carriages We're in the stables but
that the coachman had gone around 10
the saddler'S and all the grooms were |
gone on various errands. The million
nire instantly left the house, hailed IL |
cab. drove to the nearest horse dealer and |
brought them back with |
him and sold on the spot every one of |
his horses and carrid ges to them. What. |
then. was the amazement of the small |
army of coachmen and grooms when |
they came home to find that a clean
sweep had been mad" and that their oc-
waS gone. Now the baron al
ways goes about in cabs and says he
prefers them.-Chicago Record.
DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Discov-
ry is remarka bic remedy. 1t cures
iseases in a perfectly natural wav,
Without the use of strong drugs. 1t
ures by helping nature. 1t has pc
uliar tonic effect on the lining mem
ranes OF the stomach and bowels. Bv
uttlng these mem braues into healthy
ondition, stimulating the secretion of
he various dig e,tive juices and furn-
'hing TO the blood the proper purify
1g properties, it reaches out over the
hole body and drives disease-germs
efore it INFO the usual excretcry chan
els. 1t builds up firm, muscular flesh,
lakes the skin and The eyes bright.
,r. Pierce's GolGel Medical Discovery
as been found wonderfully efficacious
] the treatment of skin Diseases
eczema, letter, erysiDelas. salt-rheum-
'om common pimpes or blotches tOthe
'orst case Of scrofula.