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The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1875-12-29

MUTATIONS OF TIME.~ We arc drawing
near the time when the earth will be dead
Everything has its life and its death. The
earth had its birth and must have its death.
The period during which the earth has exist
ed is as nothing compared with the infinite
past and eternity. The time is coming, mil
lions of years hence, when Jupiter will become
the abode of life. The earth after it has lost
it's life will be beautiful indeed, but there will
be no one to behold By this and other things
we are taught the lesson that what appears to
be waste is really the lavishness of Nature
There will be change after change until life
has passed over all the orbs of the solar sys-
tenn except the San himself. The time is draw
ing on after the lapse of millions Of years
when the Sun will be the only habitable por-
tion of the solar system. Then the Sun
will die, but will that be the end of life? Why
the Sun himself is passing around some other
sun and that sun around still another and SO
we may go ON indefinitely. In truth, it is on
ly because our ideas are finite that we suppose
there must have been beginning. 1t is past
our conception that the Almighty Being,
whose manifestations all these things are, is
not whit more uncomfortable. We cannot
escape from belief in the others, and why
should we not take the idea of an infinite pur-
pose, and accept ito Now, as ages ago, sci
ence is compelled to give the world the ans
wer, as it is touching the Almighty, VIC cannot
find Him out.-Prcf Richard a. Proctor.
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Ned Joined them at the Spring, on his wed
ding trip.
When she was pondeEing On her duty re
garding the matteS Lima put the question:
eyes" she replied abscntly, and the mex
moment Mr.. Eaton's remark decided her.
Looking up with a sneer very different from
his manner during the day, he said, DIS h
possible from your appearance, I did iiot
suppose you had ever been half that distance
from home."
Ella lifted her brown eyes, with calm,
steady, and yet not bold gaze, and said in a
clear even voice. eyes sir, was there last
Summer at the same time you were, and pe~-
init me to ask, did your wife receive any in
jury from the fall she received
1t was my uncle who attended her, DR..
Egerton. DIR. Egerton, you remembered,
who bathed her face with cologne"
logne."
Mr.. Eaton's face grew scarlet, and his lips
scarcely moved as he stammered, "My wife
your uncle-oh yes, recollect-oh, yes, she
is quite well, thank you.
If looks Of hatred could have annihilst-
ed Ella, those she received from Louisa and
Lucia would certainly have done so. But
she scarcely noticed them, her eyes were riv-
eted upon Lima. The change that had come
over her lovely face was sad to witness all
color had fled from it, and her blue eyes start
ed wildly into MI. Eaton's as she exclaimed,
" Your wife have you wife,"
81 am happy to say that have Would
you like to see her?' he replied with pitia-
BILE attempt to cover his discontinue. With
a low cry the biue-veined lids closed, and Lima
sank heavily into his arms. Ella sprang to-
ward her. but Louisa Allison arrested her with
the lock OF a chained tigress. e Ella Eyer
ton, you are mean, low-liyed, spiteful
thing +" sheexclaimed, losing all self-control.
Ellis Lelan rose instantly to his feet for a
moment lie bent his dark eyes upon Louiss
Allison with look the enraged girl covered
beneath, then without word he took Elias
hand and drew her away.
What occurred after her departure, they
neither of them learned. Mr.. Eaton left the
next morning, and in few days more the
Courtneys, Allisons and Manesfords, went to
the seaside. The Manesfords never returned
to Dresden.
In the Autumn, Ellis and Ella were marri1
ed. "Where " your friend Lima? ?" asked
DR. Egerton, who was AMONG the guests. A
look of sadness displaced the happy smile in
Elias face, as her husband replied, "She has
been tried and found wanting"
1.-THE END.)
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1875-12-29

THE MALIGNANT PuNsTEE. There Is OH.
ly one class of individuals from whom wS
have feeling of malignant and deadly hat
fed We refer to those persons who embrace
Every opportunity that is Offered TO make stale
puns. We know men who never Eefef 10
shoemaker without fenarking that he Is
fian Of SOLE Of that BIZ HAS LOST his little awl,
or that his work Is made to hast who never
see plate of cheese without observing that IL
is mghtier than the sword; and who invariably
speak of marriage as matter of money!
These persons jerked out these puns with all
the enthusiasm that might characterize mai
who has just perpetrated good thing, and
theh when you decline to laugh, because you
ate well aware that the puns in questidh Mei3
old stagers In the time Of Noah-zthat patri
arch, indeed, having AMUSED his fAmils circle
with them in the afk during the days in which
it was too vet I'd I'D 6ht--the ficnds actually
think you don't see the point; and they pro,
oeed to explain each pun in detail. We are
naturally Of sanguinary disposition. We
hesitate generally about shedding the blood of
our fellow-creatures We have even left the
battle field--wien We weit out with the milis
tia--and gone quletiy home rather than steep
our hands in huriah gore but we have firm.
~ resolved that the next man who in our
presence makes pun on the words "sole;"
Dr. .sawl, or matrimony," shall die on tho
spot. We shall carry howitter in our pUcks
ct for the purpose. Our cry How is yengcances
We will be tormented no longer!
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TIE rAssioS ron DRINK.

A correspondent. who has beeli; al excessive
dfinksr of liquor for elxht ycais, writes ~
follows y NE Sun Aside From tlie assi.ni
letion of sl6ohdi With ne tissoes III tio BODY
and the consumption Of tho Etty covering ii
the great intestines, resulting n debility ii
the stomach and Grazing for dsrect stinaula-
lion (the stomach being unable 10 derive tho
necessary power from common food) aside
from this. and a general relaxation Of tic
muscular and nervous SYSTEM tie suffered
has to contedd with an evil ID the continually
decreasing power Of his will ii only second to
that which affiicts the lunatiS Ia tile total sub
version OF his reason. The will Of al habitual
9rihkad Is Id litter saIjecfioh ID his passion
Tor drink, and III iiii;oty oiscss out Of hun
bred death oily TAI; lelievye hin s,it for
those who have hot got beyond the limits,
that is, for those who are not yet solitary
drinkers, there is salvation, but not In drugs,
nor druggesv, nor hot baths, nor In anything,
nor IN anybody, but themselves. Let the
moderate drinker reflect. Let him consider
his loss in health, wealth, aid wisdom arising
from his habit, and lot him picture to him.
VIVA sAsS AnuvASooAo Stus Auo1t uc " III feSOiVe
to stop; bit win hee II ieft to himself he
certainly Will; but his friends appear and
damn him. They tell him to take drink,
he takes it, and is lost. The first step aud
the last in the reformation of the drinkei Il
the refusal 81 ihsstatfohs from his friends,
have experienced that imperative and
uncomfortable thirst drinEsn. MOI: ssa,s
about aud can assure you 1t Is chiefly iimagi.
nary ahu aftiiiuial. or Gonfsse, as long al
there IL any alcohol in the system, there is
craving FOR more ; but when the system Il
fret fipih it, the craving exists only in the
mind, and IL the mind be not strong enough
to resist that craving, all hope is gone. The
victim then is q real luantic, and must take
his chances III 4 Cure as such. / have given
away to that simperatise AID ancohtfoiabIe
thirst" a thousand times but when l sue
ceeded in resisting 1t was astonished 10 find
how often had tricked myself into believing
in humbug. But IL one who is addicted to
drink and tobacco and tea and coffee try I'd
give them up altogether he need not be dis.
appointed at his failure. If Ii be hard to
give up STRONG drink; 1t Il ddably hafd to give
Up strong drink and tobacco at one and the
Same time. Lot Tho drinkcr resolve to refuse
invitations to drink, and stick to Ills resolu.
ton, and his cure will follow as q matter OF
course. If he does not do SO, his doom IL
sealed.
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POETRY.
-ro-DAN

Why cannot we gather the blessings
or life as we journey along
Its gladness its fragrance its beauty,
Its sunshine, its summer, its songf
Why dampen the joys that now brighten
BY q. doubt that the future may bringY
Why. tarnish your love in his splendor,
With fears lest the god may take wing7
will gather and bear In my bosom
The rose, though it fade In day;
Inhale the sweet breath of the lily
Ere 1t witheIs And falls to decay.
And ffendship and love though they perish,
While they linger still WARM me like wine
AS pearls will string every dew drop
or blessing, nor vaniy repine.
Why dim glad to-day with tomorrow
Tomorrow may never be mine!
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1875-12-29

CONSOLATION "A man called at the police
station, Detroit, and informed The captain
that ga fellow had borrowed his watch and
gone right off to Canada" aud he wanted to
know what could be done about it.
Nothing" replied the captain.
"And he can't be fetched back"
aNo.''
"Well, there's one thing sartia,'' said the
loser, as he went out, that watch Won't run
over fifteen minutes to wonce, unless he hires
a boy to shake it."
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3. whom may now b moved to speak on the
Susject.
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Stanley writes that tho last African king
he met had but 8U0 wives. In Africa i king
with but three hundred wives is looked upon
by the girls as almost widewsr.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1875-12-29

You should never tell man that he lies
Simply remark that he is guilty of heterophe-
my and drop the subjectif he'll let you.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1875-12-29

Men and Gold. Anything Midas touched
turned to gold. In these days touch man
with gold and he'll turn into anything.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1875-12-29

You may be sure your sins and book
agent will find you out.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1875-08-13
Die Scretnt9tcn Staaten BON
GnItk1ttfti0

Su geOgrapbiidler 6tuiidt lift bieie 3epubz
lit bic luid]tiglte inter ben liioamertfanllhcu
RepubllfcH, Oa 5u oerlelben aud Der Sitbmus
geb0rt, auf pelfem Der aaual angelegt mer.
6en IoQ SlIr SCrbinOung beS atlautiid)eu unO
Iiillen S;eauS. Die Gepubltf Der Sereiulqten
Staaten uon Columbia beitebt ans 9 @tnz
3elitdaten: 2luttoquta SOlipar 8opaca,
@Quca, @uubinamarca, Magoaleua, 8aNaz
ma, Sautancer ltnO @Olima nit I'M @an5en
2,85O,0OO GinmObneru unS ouBer0em nod
aus Serrltorien: Goltoar, @onianare, @ouz
ira, Yropioencta uu0 Gan Rartir, bic BON
iibcr $50, 900 unabbdngtgen SnOiaueru On
dios bravos) beODlfert mcroen, bon oeHen 1O,z
600 ciOiliiirt 1tn0. gtaf Der Contribution
pom 8. Dtai 1868 beitebt baielbit cine auf
Solfs= SOuverduttat begritnoete SOltSre9es
RING.
Senat un6 Observation-Disclosures baben bic
Legislature @emalt. Ser Senat beItebt aus
DtitglieOern bon ie0em Der 9ginSelntaaten; {;
oas HeprGientantenbau5 aus einem ReprGz
ielttanten fir ie $4,000 @intpobner uno etnen
uteGr fir etnen 8ruftbeil Don mtuOelten8
3ruei Sinftel oieier AuSabl. Sonad hat Der
Senat % 0itt9lieoer, w1brenb oas 9feprG=
! ientaHtenbaus beren jebt sc bat. Die Gre
tutipe beitebt aus eiuem BrdItoenten, Der Qui
ie ,rpei Sabre gepdblt wirO uub Oefien amtSz
termin am l. llpril begtunt, uuO bier Setre,
tdreu (Winiltern). Der BrdIoent miro ourdJ
abiolute Mebrbeit Der 9 Staaten in ben
Staaten iclbt aber OMrd 0as Solf gemGblt.
Gr lit Sberbefeblsbaber Oes SunoeSbeeres
oas III Srieoen8Seiten 1000 Ranu Sdblt. Su
Grie9S5elten bat ieoer eiuielue Staat er
! Bro5ent Der Seu6IteruH9 ais Contingent gu
Itelen.
am Gnoe Ses 6istaliabres 1870 betrugeu
Die &e9ierun9seinHobmeu S4, COO, 900; pa0or
famen S2,775,00O uuf 36ue, 100000 ali
@rtra9 Der SaIinen uno $3.50, 700 BON oel
Banana. giieababu.gpmp." ais iabrliae
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1875-08-13
Scr teuc 0ftctdDtiGe 0cfanSte tn
OtSnfliittntn4t.

S6on Dor SmD!f Sabren murSe in Der
beutif amertfanlIden Breiic boyuuf bulge.
mieien, buB eS cine feitfebenoc &olitif Ser
europdtiden Ntouar6en lei, uuperbeiratbete
0iplompteu uadJ @aibington I'll ihtdeu, bas
nit oieIelben bort in ben Sreileu Der amertfaz
niihen @cloariitotrNtic ibrc 2ebcn89efdbrten
iudlen. 9ieie8 hat fdl i'm 2aufe Der 3ctt
tbatiGdlid beItGtt9t. gon Den pGbreno Der
lettcn fiinf5ig Sabre naf 9lmerita geidid=
ten europGtlden 9eianoten iparen in Der Shat
feline SCbn YroScnt perbeirotbet, unO piele
Oerielben baben III gSaibiugton, gtemport ODER
Saratoga cine Satin gefunben. @ar mante
amer!fanii6e Grbin 1T auf oieic gSeiie BON
curOpdii9en SarOneu, MarquiS uu0 @beoas
lterS gefapert morben. glud) Der @raf Sopos.
SprlrBentetn, ruelder Dor Tehreren 9Sofen
gum Dfrcihiihen @eianotcn III @aibtnQton
ernannt muroe, entlpraf Der 6oupt.@iqens
Id)aft, ncldle cine ellropGlId)e HeQierunq an
ibren Sertreter in g8aibingtou itcllt, 3. i. CT
mar nnbemetbt. Sn Der jog. y@eieuIdaft"
wuroen Dcsbalb i6ou 8lGne gei6miebet, bic
len SproIien alten Qbels Su fapern. Stun hat
aber bieier @raf fur5 por ieiner 2lbreiie aus
Bten itd) nit Der Grdfn 6ran5isfa 6erber'
itetn OermGblt un0 ba0urd ale 0GmnlerrOen
9offnungen in 9SaibingtOu nit eiuem
Sdllage pernidtet. Der cole @raf id)eint
gar nift bcOad)t 81 babcn, OaB ieine @belo.
fi9fett mabri6einli9 Die 9aupteigend5aft mar,
mel9e i'm in ben 9tugen icineS Dfonar9en
fir Den 9eianOti6ait5pOiten in @abin9ton
anncbmbar maAte. QSu iollten ms gar nibt
munOer1, nenn Der Ditreihiihe@ e@5eion0ti6aft8.
poiten in 8aibingtOn iebr bulp mterer ua.
fant piir6e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1875-08-13
&OItSetsGDicanett tn Oetls tteue1
SeAtId1ett &etd1e.

CAu5 Dem vi y. SemutrGt.")
Us ut nit 9ieft ihou oft bemerft morocu,
baB III 0cUti6l0no Ole Soee Der Rcl65etuz
belt bermaBeH ale Serbdltuiiie beberritt,
OaB fir Die 6reibett MIR cine eHge Safe
iibrtg gelaiien lit. gSir uniererieitS bemun~
bern Jeoen grOBen itaatSmdnuiideu 3ug oil
nem Ret18tanjler, DeridlieBeu aber unjtr
guge fetne8megS oen 9efabren beS nit Ell
ieruer Sano auired)t erbaltenen RegimeS Ell
ner 9emalt, Die fe;uenSoeripru6 Quertennt,
lelblt menH oieier gStOeriprud nur in Der
Sorm elmer in leoemSerfaiiung8faate erlaubz
ten Sppolltlon sur 9eltuug gebradlt mlrO.
Gin iolder algemeiner 3ultanO Der 9inqe
bGlt Die &rtttt Oe8 geiuuoen Dtcniaeuuer
itau0e8 nld)t aus. gSenn Der 9tQtioualsQi.
bCrali3muS oaS b0d)fte WaB Der obrtgteitll6
crlaubten 6reiiiunt9felt 1T, 10 ldutt 0eutidlz
LAMB @efabr, ais elu Der natiirlt6en freiheits
lid)en @nrpidelung ii9 trobtg a6ihlieBerloes
@emeinmeien cine tIGgltdIe 9fole unter ben
Serfaifung5' Staaten Der alten g9elt 5u
iptelen.
Die gans redItlOS oorgenommenen Sabaf,
tungen oon &eOntteureH unb 6erausqebern,
BON Oenen Die Heuefe Sei6ifte 9eutidIlanO'S
Itrott, iinS ein bcrebte8 3eu9uiB Der @ebunz
Oeubeit Der Oeutifen Brefie, uuO es btloet fidb
fir ieoen uupartetii4eu Beoba6ter nad,aez
raoe Die lleberSeugung, oaB 0eutidllano ct.
mas mett 9lergereS, ais bic @euiur beitbt,
nGmlid] Die gcbGiitge Yo(l3ei= uno @eritfsz
@bicaue, bic ith auf bas lanqiame Soltern
uno 8nebeln nab Der Sbat uerleat. g9ie
melt baS Dtdrtprertbum Der SppoIitiOnSprcIe
qetrieben miro, 0apOn 3euqen Die fleiulid,el,,
engbersigen Anfla9en megen Qeuferunatn
i'm 9rud, bic lpeoer itQat89efGbrlid,, nod, Ins
fttlif itnb. gne @rttit oes 6ffentlid1cn
9ienite8 giebt e5 inter lOlfeu l1mltduoen in
Der 8reiie ntd1t mebr, uno boh 1T aeraoe
Oteie cine Der unerIdBli9fcn @ufgaben Der
Breie.
gSte lauge wiirbe etne ameritaniide 3eit
tung bel un8 geleien werOeu, menn ite nld]
rlit beberStem Dtutbe 2lues bloBieaen miirbe,
mas i'm DtientliGen 9ienite perbrodleu miro?
8el9er 3eitungsberausgeber, ia, ielbff mel
! der 3eitungsid)retber niiroe rtd1t mt @ntz
riiItunq ietnem Serufe ben 9iideu febreu,
meun Die Sbdtt8tett in 0ieicm 8crufe Inn
oa8 Streden Der gSafie bes 4nartffs oeqeu
| ieoueoeS llebel, baS ii6 in Der Seffentlid,fett
Seiat, 5ur BFld)t MAIDEN uiroe? gSir orbeis
ten bier nit freiem @lbo9en, in6embGrmelu,
mte ii6 Die ySa. St.z3t9." ridltia au6briidt.
uno miiroea oen gSlb oes 3eituuosmeiens
ais beenoigt nnleben, wsun leber beliebige
bornirte StaatSaumolt uno 8olt,eiridlter iidl
oerruefien Oitrfte, aut jeOe 8eue9una unIereI
6eOer Su blifen, MD ms Die Treibeit oes
unbel6rdnfteH DteinungSauSSruds 10 ,u,u,
ihnelOsn, wte es in 9euti9lano aeidiiebt
Der gtattonalllberaliSmu8 bat uieleS an Die
lem StanOe Der 0inge Deriaulbet. Gr ii
Der 3ooteugraber couititutiOneuer Nreibcit
ieitbem er Der 9anOlan9er Oes $oliSeiOespO
tismus gemOrSen 1T.
gtur Der WHHpGbursn 3abistsit munde
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1875-08-13

Seitrag I'll ben 8unSes @inuabmen. Ser
Grport betrug in oieiem Sabre $40, 800, 900,
Der Support S12,500,OOO. 6aupt. QMSfubrs
9rtltel maren Sob uuo Silber 81, 800, 200;
3aoad S2,OOO,000; Saffee 81 100000 nro
Sorte 81 100000. Der au8lGn0tide 5anOel
murOe III lenem Sabre BON 729 Segdidiffen
mt etnem Sonnengebalt BON 46, ,697 unO 281
0ampIern nit IA ,459 Sonneu Sra9fdbigfett
oernittelt.
Columbia murbe 1899 BON Sie0a eHtoedt
uno 1910 bon ben Spauteru beiteoelt. @s
ge90rte lpdter sur @eneralcapitanie Ieu.@raz
nooa, ans Der 1718 oa8 9leihnamige S6ntg'
reid bcroorging.
SIN Sabre 1881 murOe Die 0{epnblif Reu-
9ranaoa 9ebtlOet, mOruui es in nlebreren
Sagr6ehnten libGrale, flerifale uno militdriidle
aulltauoe unO 9teoolutionen in raider Set
Bentol9e CAB bis itd iinSabre 1862 Die eObengez
nalllten Staaten BON 9teu=Sraua0a trenutell,
ole Scr. Staaten BON Columbia biloeten uuo
ellle neue Serfaiiung am 8. WdrS 1868 ais
Ha9hlen. AlS crter BrdIoent mur0e 8r.
utalluel Dfnrtuo an l. Iprtl 1864 bis Dabtu
1866 gemdblt. gtadl Nblauf ietnes Anits-
ternIIneS fol9te ibm SoIepb Wtosquera. Snl
Sa9re 1867 gerletb er nit Dem @ongreiie Ill
etnen @onfttt, Der Oamit en6ete, oaB er wegen
AmtSnIiBbralIdes ieines 2lnltes entiett lfnO
aut 3iuet Sabre oes 2anoes uerrueieH mRrNe.
VI oerlleB Die 9fepublif unO 9ing mad Bern,
mdbrenS 9eneral SantoS Icoi6 bic grefIz
tlp9enalt iibernabm. -
SIr ben Sermln bon 1860 bis 1870 nlT6e
SantoS @utiere3 gum BrdIibenten aepGblt.
Der lebtge BrGTbent Der Ser. Staaten Don
Solumbia lit Or. 8ere3, Der idpn ieit eintqer
3ett gtcl9ung 3eigt, bic g8abl ieiueS ga1folz
gers 81 beetnfluiien. gr bat ieinen gar3en
GtnfluB 81 @Initen Der @rlpdblunq bes Or.
Barra aufgebOten, mGbrenO Die SppoIition
Or. 3tapbael giuneS unteritittte. Die lteberz
9rlrie oes BrGfoenten gegeu ben Staat BQz
mama itnO ais neueren 9atumS unieren Qeiern
betannt, ebenio, OaB CT fiirSltt ueriudlte, Oies
len Staat Su yreconltruuen." Jtad BEN neuez
iten 9epelfen ltebt Elm allgemetuer Biiraer.
trte9 in 2luSTd3t unb nit Inn cine Ebetlina
Der 6epubltf. Die Siiitenftaaten Der Iepubz
ltt ittmmten fir gtuue3, iuGbreuO bic 9tsaiez
rung IN ben StGaten i'm Snn9n cine MGioz
rltdt fir BarrH ourt5uiebeu muBte. Sic
9fune5. .$artet aber bat Scis BON ben MIDI.
tighten unO beu0lfertIten Staaten unO ale
2uSiid)t auf @rfOlg. SOlte Die bcabFdltiQte
Gostrcnuung itGttftnoen, 10 niirOe fir Barra
nur Elm iebr unbeOeutenOer gnuOIri1 iibriq
bIeiben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1875-08-13
Scr 0lrbettcts@Wsitamo at SalIs
Hinpr 0RnSS


Tal,RiUer in W(a6G9uietts ift befonnt
medeu Ieiner ifeten StrelttQteiteu smtid1en Spn
TQbrifauten lIllo 0eren Grbeitsrn. SSenn
GuoeripdrtS audi in gans Maiiahuietts. gllles
i'm beften @angc mar, III 6al-Niper fouute
man itder auf gSlrren 6wii6en &apital uub
qrbeit re6nen. Sriiber baben bic 9lrbelter
and Dur6i4uittltf ibrsn gSiuen SurdboeIebt,
ba ,fte ipitemattid) genug oerfubreu, nm nur
bel outer 3eit aufSutreten, ODER tbren g(uss
ftQnS auf ein5elne 6abriten III beIdrdufen.
ghns an6er8 Qbcr iit eS iett. 9ie g(r6eit oebt
lanqiam uno bic 6abrifanten baben eineu
8erein qeitiftet, banbelu eiun1iitbta, uuS
3iebeu e8 Dor, gar nidt arbeiten III iaiien, als
bel benielben g0bneu. 9luf oieien gSiOerItuuo
batten bic 9trbettcr uibt gcre9net, ais fie ftd,
elmer 2oGnbarabiebung BON 10 Bro5ent nift
fiigeu noaten unb etnen aQgemelneu 2(uSs
tanO beidlOiien.
Sci oem auBeror6entlidleu StiQitanS Der
@eihdfte f0nnen Die Irbeitcr nidlt DarauI
rc6nen, ibreu g8illen Ourd8uicten, nno piirs
ben aeluiB na6geben, tpenn lie nid,t ebeuio,
mic 6ie &oblengrdber in Beuniploanten, pom
eiuigen 9enagOgen 5nm Uertebrten, 5rpeflo,
len 1Gi6CrifanO aufBeltadelt mIrSen. gtidt
weniger mie $1,000 glrbetter itn0 brobloS
Our9 bieien ausitano, elm 9rtttel Der Giu=
wobner bon 6aa 0ttoer, ba8 $4,000 @tnwobs
ner SGblt. g8elt)' Gin @leno fir Die qanSe
StaOt aus einem ioldben 3uitanoe crtpG6ieu
mug, ME aller &trfebr, ale 9eI9Gfte oaour6
ruinirt meroeu miilitI, fam man li9 portel.
len. S6on itelt fif) bittere Iotb bel ben
4usitGn0igen etn, uno bic GIrocerie- mo
BrooiitOnsbdnOler baben beidlofieu, i9uen
fetnen @reOit III geben. yfun WirO Die Staot.
Re9terung auigciorOert, ben giOtblei0enoen
III 0iilfe 5u fOmnlcu, unO iie iit aud 9giaenS,
9a8 81 tbun, aber MIR auf ieBr ipariame
gSetie. Der Nu8fall Der @innabme Der Sir,
ger betrGgt Our9 Oieien 4u8itan0 mD9autli9
iider al s15O,OOO; OaB Der IusfauO alio
uldlt nit ginlti9en 4ugeu augeieben miro,
fann man f4 OenfcH, nod OaSu, oa man ben
9lrbettern llnredt gibt uuo iiberSeugt 1T, OaB
Die 5Sabrtfanten ui9t nad9eben merben.
Der llmfang Der SaumwOqenzRanufaftur
in 6all.Riuer erbeqt aus 6olgenbem: Sn
ben SO 6abrtfen itno $14, TAI, 900 ais &apiz
tai angelegt; iie liefern jdbrIidb 333 ,125 900
Yaro8 3eug, babeu $4,000 4rbeiter uuO SAB.
len benIelbeu monatlld $461 900, 10 0aB Der
Dtouat8 Serbienit etneS 2lrbeiterS Our6=
ihnittlt9 $50 betrGgt. (Pb. 9em.)