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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-09-09

csIprOhenen Auftuf 3ur 8tlDune elmer
nsuen eonfervottp,n partef ; cie Rreus>
3sttung betOnte pas Gefbalten Der alien
3ielpunfte. rte Ncrpp, &Qa. 3to. Reute
eine nttt bIcB repocttoneue Reptfcn
Der prtnctpten Der Deutl@, Gonlerpntf>
cen tn Ausa6t Die pot YerBfentlidte
calo oarauf cas prOeramm Der Erets
ccnieruattuen, rreldss Der Norcp. qua.
Big. nod better ssfieI aIs oas Der 5 S.
.. 8slom-S aIesfe urD @encnen-unb
bis bsuts baben pte bret Sreane nod
nt6t su einancer SteQuns 9enOmmen,
ionDern rsrcen ieoes fir ffd .goniers
c%attus". Die YrOuineial> @orrelpuns
oen5. befpraa cie ueue Yartst In etneui
Artttel, BON ren man ri@t pnbte, Oh
CT et1sn ~ablaeebrief" norfele ODER
1iht. Damn wuroe pom benz bobofTs
eiOIsn Organ I'm 10 enersilhsr rsr
6ortl6rittep artet Der Rrte9 erfldrt, uaD
sesen rieIrn 8etiua, bic Nutfonals9is
beralen orn BEN GOrti&ritt au trennen,
srfldyt fi@ nun taum elm 9latt ents
lbieoener ois cas Srsan Der Nattonals
~eiberalen. bic NatiOnal>3 ettune ga,
ttonal, Gtberale uno Gortl@rittspartst,"
lGreibt fe IN ibrer 1eusfen Drummer.
.fno 3wet 9etrennte parlameuturtlde
Sruppen, bic man als Yartsten beaeih,
men mag. wenn man Der tcealtfil6ea
AnfGt TT, paB parteten Ycrab purG
~plineipien" sebilOet rueroen. Die be-
lonosre seleQlGaftli1e lnterIaae aber,
oere1 gum mfnpefen etne partet nie
sutbebren fam. aus pel&er le, oler
a%tiracten prtnetpten unteI&aret i'm
sessbenen Musenbltde thinner rriecer
TIRE ndtlirli6e Sraft 3teben mus, III Der
sroben Wsbrbeit, uenr nt6t @tlamnt>
pett. Der patlamsnturil4en GuuIGrits,
patel NIT Den Mattonalz 9tberolen ees
me,nlam. Gs 1T cas eebilpete reuti&e
Sarseytbum, ote e~lbfdnniee uno elbf,
bewubte 2oncbeuSlferune einael6loGen.
IN ben rrettauS meifen Wablfretfen 1T
ole unteti@etoung Der betpen @ruppen
DER srOBen ltberalen @elammtpartet oar
Mot gum Gusorud setcmmen Doer
Idnsd rfrpilbt; fletne 5rtlt6e Nu,
ancen, Traotttcnsn unb perf5nIi1er
Gtu Tub eutl&etDen aumetf iter cas
8crpte9en Ger einen prer Ger anreren
RiGtuns." ST 60 niGt i'm b56frn
1raoe beseidnsnc. euB elm 1cnf afem>
lid r%Cctrinaires 8latt ete Mnf9t cab
parteien oorab cur6 grineiptsn eebtl,
ret reroen. ausor1flfd etne yipealtit>
l6e" lernt? unc wte nett 1T elm
Slatt. wel6es Die ~obelonpete eeIeus
laaftli6e uuterlase" 70 fart betont,
nod BON elmer iceenaunten SntereGen-
} oertretuns entfernt2
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-09-09
unterieeiicbe Serbinbnm8 sMi
feben England nnb
Sranfreicb.

Do5 project. rem Continent Gurc,
pas NIT Gnglano nermittels zines 81.
isnbabn Iunnels unter ceM Canal,
binDur6 3u Ysrbincen, eebt. nuumebl
ieiner Ausflbrang enteegen. Sir BIZ
beicen @eleul6aften psIde tia aur Re
olidruno pteles unternsbmens in Gne
lamb uno Grane!et6 9ebiIret batten, IL
tefanutltb i'm Sommer .. S. lonobl
pom enelilGen parlamente w;e Don DC,
ftans5El6en Natlcnal 8sriammluup
pie Gonceiro1 oenebmist porren. .}m
Septsmber .. 5. f1no ponn unter Sci
luns css fran35diben S~nsenisurS 20,
uaIeD I'm Canal Ia Man9e Sonpiruu
gen fir cen 8du poraenommtn, Dsrsn
GrssbniB 6srr. 2aoaI,y IN einrr Dent
l6utt nteosrselegt bat weI6e cut6
Eeroinano .. veliep6 Der .Ncloem;e Gee
Scsercss" Iberrsldt porDen TIT. Diele
neutrality-suspicious. BADEN TN Wefent
lihen ii: UorauskBuusen bsftdtisl.
ouf cfren Der ucn Sir Sobn bapf
Ibap %bsrribrenee gIan berub!.
Die Jeer, einen eirea flnf psutihe
Ne,len .anecn lunnet untsr Gem
Weete bin Suilden GnalanD. unobrant.
reid su bauen, purre ihOa unter Na
polson [. i'm Sabre 1902 in Anreguna
sebradt. Das Project pie es lsBt In
AnortfT eenommea perDen fol-, ut In
ietneu @runc3asen susrff Dor Is Sab
rem BON Dem franS51iben Snaenisut
Sbome &c Oamonc %aufsefeut urp rann
lpdtsr pom Cir Sobn 0aptitarr mt
peientItGen 8ertsferunBen uno mil
BenuBung Ger ieitcr1i IN Der WanT.
bauteGnif ssmabten GortidritIe nsu
auS9earbeitst nOrcen.
Der Weerescanal 3pilden GneIane
unb brantrei9 III eissniliG nur Elm
5IubUftt NIT uHDeeeutsnOet 0ertiefuna
an einem acknowledgment RaIf>
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-09-09
Oie pDlitiiben Nartetem it,
NrenEem.

Dtnn es nod eines Bewsiles cafi,
BERTHE, rie sesfabrsn uulere pOliulden
parteten nit Auen 1bme Des Gertruns
ltnr Ino pie planIoe bic ein,elnen
partettS raaue operirsn, cam baden
DE ilnsffsu WOdcn piefen Beuets
Dcuanf erbra5t-lo fhretbt bic 8Sln.
SOifssettuns. Der WtniRer ORG Snz
nern, @rdf su Gulfnbura. etfldrte in
elmer Der leBtea Stsunsen res atass
orrnetenbaules, pte Nesleruna bstrodie
ss ais ire AufBabe, be NATIONAL ltbs.
rals partst bon Dem SinRuTs Ger Hort
i1rtttspartet ia emancipiren unO ..pD
mSslt@', auf eiseHe 6dss III fslea :
Denise Gage ipater tritien Elm aufrul
Dte Wdpler Der prOoins Sodlsn
Den Gorti1rittler unD Nattunal SIDE.
tale tn bunter Retbe unterasi6neten
unO tn Dem fis ertldrten, eenetnlam bic
StaatsreSteruns 9esen be ultramcn.
tailerl unp soc al. Demottatsa unter,
gu molten. ~areuueituna,
,Het6sbcte". Dp0f" uto aNorDcsut,
6e Au8emetne 3utune braptsn oaun
10 fttlenl anD be nlelbstl Laae Den piels
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-09-09

psIde cie tirfiiaen eanDfurmer In
Bulear:sn psrubvn.. fallen fOrtpdDrene
cite Serldts europd,iber GortelpOnrene
ten. rslhe am Sbauplage Der Biuf
tbaten U.e grausnbafIen 6OIsen Derlel.
ben betra1teten. Den bereitS mitaes
ipeiltsn Sa,lDerunssn m68e ftp naG.
itebsnoe anreiben:
I'm gtnsanse Des Ortfs Batot In
SuIsarien. bate fit eta Shuarm BON
Sulsaren oI1ammeit, rpstbe unlere
pftros an 3aums Dur@ pas Oorf flbrs
ten. bter unD 90 bOfte eth 8slb auf
Gem 8oDen, ben TOpf auf Die BruIt
aelentt un6 fang e.pen ME sncenOsn
LOotenselana. Dor tbr raste aus Dem
SoDen Elm S1dbel coer Elm balbbearas
bener arm beraus ; IS raren ole uss
bsrrefs i1rer Asnper. Sic fang:
n0utssr Opt" td bate fsaf Sin.
Der, fa.f ib6ne 9iaper ; jeBt finp aas
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-09-09
RatbOltfcbe Jn9enbbilbum0 IL.
England.

Na&cem papf Sius TX. I'm Sabre
1850 In Gnelano pie ttr6li6e 6terarz
hts trteoer bersefeut bate, banoelte IS
lt6 parun1. pieleIbe 81 befefieen.
Ge blieb DOtsu9snsile NOD Gins AT
tbun, ponntt cte bierar6ilGe. Gorm Der
Etr@sn Werwaltung In 1eper 6in16t
ibrer 8Oaenpun9 ent9eseneefibrt ruerbe.
Oaran mabnten ale prooncial . Sus
noosn nno jeoe Grmunterune res bellt>
gen Stubles. Gsaenpdria il rtsIe
Wabnun9 tn fat ouen DiTct1en f6on
uerwirfltbt. Wtr meinen rie Shof>
rung pom Di5ssians Semtnorien. CT
LANCE Die englilhen 8otbolfen burd
ole GefsBssbuna Darar, eebinoert rras
rem uno omar untsr cen bdttelten Stras
fen, tbre atncer tn fatbolilGen Sbuz
len 3u er3ieben. erri6ttten ie goQeaten
TN Auelanoe. In rpelHen Rlerus unb
eaisn unter remielbsn Da6e eracaen
purren. Dies Syfem ttua fiberIid
nt1t wenig Su Dem Geife Der @tnbeit
uno oes 9uten gtnoernebmens ,uiGten
Slerus mi 2aienpe tn ibren lebenss
langsn Sraiebunsen 3u einanper bel,
0~s3'ebunssn, Die NIT Der uetertraauna
ptsler 0duisr mad GnaIano bis beute
Fcrtbeftben. Iber mas Gut unp trefTz
LID NOR fdr etne 3ett Ger 0erfclauna.
ete BEN ensffen g%smeinlamsn Nnldlus
Auer cbne Ausnabme an ben aemetns
iausn @lauben eebot, uno rusl6e Die
Saiboltten, our6 AuSiGlls aus auer
uno lecer 8sleIi&uft auf fi& felbf uno
TIRE en9e V%erbtncuns btnpies unp bfns
itsute, fOnnte ri6t Inner uno nint
sten 10 trstf'@ fir anpere 3eften fort,
ruitten, unr amor aus mebreren Grim
ben. Oamals mar cte eemeinl taft,
ltGs gr3iebung cine Notbpenctatett;
oeute tt tie es nnr nod aug nebenldA5
lt6sn @rdncen, iet es Der 3sit, Gsi 20
Ger matsrteasn 1age pieIer oeer iener
O'bbeEs. Sbre prstdte Gage awingt cur
OflDtauHB 5nfier unteTrlnt6s &Yteme
tn Elm nnD osnleIben 6aule UNI Dur6.
cts DdnDe oerlelben 8Oreeltgtsu, beren
Aufnsrtiamfeit uctbprnpts as,beilt III,
pdbrenp cod jepss pitlsr uuterriGtgs
SYReme irtnsn Mann uugstbetit fcr@
osrt. Dieie seu'stnldaftltGe Grsteb~
Jung i1eist Don lslbft casu, aud Den
GanDiDaten pes prteiertanees cine aes
pliie psltltde Hidtun9 mirautbrtIen
ctsleItt ftsbt ferncr i'm @eoenlass an
Oen SeltimmuHgcn pe6 G0Rc!!g BON
Orient. peIde5 ole aIte Dieciplln rpiee
Ger bsrfslte uno tn cinem fsierlihen
0es'etf lenee 8eEifGie G~r,istuasss
Splfsm belft.i9t DlTsn uOlte. uelaes
Die aIptrantcn Der beiligeH @eiben NIT
pe1en SalGmmenfteIte, pslhe ~ einem
tsbsn tn Der Delt bsftimmt linp. Das
SonctI bat aus psnen. wel6e fir pts
Sesllcr8e beitimmt fino, semds Dem
eDarafier lbrer beiliesn OroinatiOn
stne bon Ger Nelt ausgeltieDene Ga<
tltlts 8ema1t unD mill pitielbe aIs fol,
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-09-09
lteber Marien @rfcbeinMnAen

Die unerfldrliden @ri6stnun8ea In
rem preusilnen DDrfe Warpineen lie:
ferten Ger fripolen Gasssprrie neusn
Stpf au 6obn unb Spott. uno eth,
aelne SIdrisr forDetten lcsor bas In
Berlin erl&einenre Organ Ger eeut'
l&en &aIbolttsn. bic 9ermonia aui
ibre AnG6t gum 8efen au setsn, wes
rouf ros esnannte 8latt fOlesnrs
sbsnio l6laesnre ME bslebsenbe Ant,
mort CAB:
Sehs ODER o6t Crer ;ebn ,.ltberals
gldltsr" foroern uns ouf. mir r6htsn
tc6 ertldren. mas mir BON Den Wcrs
o1neen in Wa'pinsen btelten.
Snoem wtr swor berace unlerer .lis
bsroIen" prthe b,er5u cas- 8s&t beitreis
ten, neil fe pie l~aasnbaften 8srt6te.
mel@e is auerff bsatslid Der in Heps
Hebenren Worednse Bebra&t-nament>
LID, lcweit iie su "1umulten" 9sfabrl
BADEN louHn-nc6 Mot tfct tcirt bat,
rbglsiG ldusft lcwObl ras SeS,rfecom !,
manco, ols ou1 ras eanrratbsaml
BON ct. Menoel lene un.oabren Wttt,
tbeiluneen amtlib bert&tigt ba,-lo
fOmmt uns po6 pie ~liberale" Sntsr,
psuatiOn redt se!esen, um urtnc,p,eu
Az nen lbema: 0Warienerl9eiauns
oen" @teuuuQ III nennen.
8ir llaen p%rinelpisu. Denn ete
aneere Sstte unlerer 1raee lit cine
refine Ibalfrase, unD Usnn ihon Die
Surtfer sur GntiGeioune elmer ,,quae-
stio tactic IN Ger &esel mebr 3tn qe,
brau6tn, als sur @rleotsuus ether
,,quaestio %juris," 10 atit ras tn Oe
blttr Der tO,o.osuGsn Bl1enIdaft nod
nett mebr. uno leben mir unS aud NIT
Ss5ds auf ctsle Ss,ts unIeter quaestio
ednsltb au6sr Stanos, beule loon
Stsuung su nebmen. 8orlduf9 be-
9nIetn U,r uns utslmsbr, Dos einfat
wieCersusrSdblsn, mas uns Don Ysrlp>
men mttselbe.lt nitro, on oeren @laubs
wirptsfeit III 3weIfsla mir fsinen0 runp
BADEN. unlsre 3eler fSanen oann pom
cielen Beu1 ttn baiten, mas ibnen he
ltett; ia mar brou6t aub Damn non
nt6t Dor einsr accommodation (t6
~ t1rbisn, Uenn lslbf, ME es ineour.
eeS, tn SOis U'oa,ne, in Ddlmen &c.
&c. Ger 6au ssDelen. cine t,lG6Ft6e
@ommillton tbr urtbeil abgeaeben uuS
man pea auf NsaLitdt unp usbernaturs
ltHfstt Der m9ltlGsn 8oreduse lau,enz
Zen VOtuni osrlelbsn fi9 Mot ansu>
l6lieGsn De.m6bte.
DEM QUE auf pielsm @ebiete oes
melOeteu Ginjslfdle berlbren nrtt tos
Dogma, Delhss BON Der Sirhe ,u
9lauUen uns DCrgsfsIIt miro unp nur
Uer elm Dogma leusuet, lhliest fit
aus Der Wemeinl6aft Der 2ir4e aus,
Snrem mir alto uniese Gbat|ahs
rorlauFB unsrIeoisi lalieH, fteLrn puu
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-09-09
seforben uno umBebra6t. mas fOu t@
tbun. mas fol- th tbun 2"

lnter rem Gteinser5Q trrten fie unis
bet, wurfen Sdutt aut ssuben mad
rererabeneu 6atielietsitsn unD pers
branrten Anperwanoten ; uno dberau
eri&oaen Die alaeesefdngs beslettst
pom bdncerinsen uno 5aarraufen.
Traete man fe mao ibreu, 9eipe, 70 be-
saunen fie In sep5bnliGer Nepe, etts
gen ranl In ben Ion bes Rlaeelt.pes
iber uup wedleltfn 70 beffdnpts 3wt.
l6en Spreden uno Stnsen ab. Die
Wdnner seletteten uns ZEN Gdgsl bin,
auf ned Der eriteu 9et@enRdtte. Der
@ss mar nit 0tnrerlddUsln uno ST.
beinen be(ireut; auf Der D5be aber La
gen on $50 peibe Sfelette 3ulammsn,
nod balb Don Hleipern bepedt. De-
Anb!iG nar firGterli6, aber nod
fIrdterltder Die Grsdblung.
MIs bas Dorf Sepliinpert worpen.
braGte man bier Gle Grauen unp Mdp>
den tulammen man nabm tbuen
@elp unp 8pfbarfetten ab, 3og fe
/ tbeilweiie nadt aus, i9uttt tbnen OBJ
rem uno Maien ab, fad tbnen bic Au
gen aus unD lhlabtete lte Damn alb tote
pao 9bla9tptet. &c fameu Die 6unoe
uno naetsn, bun9rfe rp,e fe ruaren, Die
Rnc9en ab. Bon Der Nnb5be eine's
nteper ms Ebal btnab, an Der Mlble
uOrbsf. Gin bl,tiger 8alfea fam bet>
Dor ; lber ibn lesten Die Spfer tbrsn
Nafen, pamit ote R5pfe let1ter felen.
Der Sang our6 oas Dorf mad DER
Rir6e mar wie cine cfene 8stnbaus
gauerte. Qinf5 unb rtHts @ebetne
ia blu~tset!dnfte 8letper 9srrideIt,
blonre uno b'aune 6aarFetten a +,
buIbuerweien Mdodenbduptern ibrs
0ei9ter tuaren ssridntttsn, bic Otre
balb ab9ebaueu. Sin unbeiml,Ge,
eetdeneeru4 empfns uns Dor Der Sir
DE. Sic 10, wte pte strGsn ~ Peru
ffiga. NIT ether 6 GuB boben Mauel
umsebsn. Der 8aleu 3pil1en tbr unr
Gem @ottesbaule mar pref Gus bod
NIT finffnpen 9ei6namen ~anseflQt uni
nur pbenbin NIT Steinplatterl bspedt
pie STRIDE ielbff ftloBte BON ~ opernper
6letibaIdsn, ba!bSerbrannten RnoHen
blutbelprigrn @ewdnDern. @iner Del
Bulgaren bob bic Steinplatten al I'm,
Sstste unS Die Iiere Der iberetnanpel
9eiht6tten geihname. 0aIb cbn.
md6tts l%flrsten mir binaus.
Der Stride geseniibsr lag bic S1ule
tn pte batten lt9 800 @stber unp Rtn:
Der oeFidiet Die Bai6tbCsufs ;inpe.
ten cas 0ebduce an uno petbranntsr
lie lebenoie. Nabe bet Der Shule no,
Die Mab!e; In tbrem % iGer f9wan
men leBt nod pie Jtmorceten bsrum
Nabe bel Der MIbIe erlrsdt i1 e,n
5umpf bts gum Jldsden, welbss pas
Sbal our6ft5mt; ct mar NIT Qei6er
sef0lIt uno psretntste ietne Ausoinf.
un9en nit Dem Aaeseru6e Der 0etbsn
0or einem fleinen Rtnperl6dpsl lag
etne Wutter in S6mn,en; lie BAIT
8lumen tn cie leeren Auaenb5blen UNI
ben l~ippenlcien Munp seltedt uno fan,
tbn In fduetpenpen 26nln Rsbentltd
an. Wan bate D'n1 Sinpe tn ibre
@esenpart pte Iusea ausssfoben un;
Den &1rper pann se9eu Die @lao &c,
lbleupett. usberau, iberau blutiae
uno falter Morr.-
6ersbrebenO wte per Mnblid unb De
5nbalt Der 8eri6te, narer au@ Ct
beslettenDen Imfdnpe Der Grsdbiune
pier fns elm alter 5uleare an, Die @e
l6tbte ces Oiaotbacjtbs au bsiarsl
ben, Der lebenpte 9epfdDlt uno 70 an
Spiebe 9ebrate1 wuroe. Gr bate fsin
Ntnute seiprO6eu, pa ertiftsn Ibra
men feline Stimn1e.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-09-09

unO Gialenbuneeu iberbaupt fnc ftets
piufOmmrn. belcnoers dber Seseben>
bsiteu unD 3ufanOs tn Ss.f&tspensn
eunpestb 'tlen ; bod maien ale Gtns
enbunsen Scna gerfaifer unter3si&nst
fetn.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-09-09

Na6 @uropa
trsrpsu 30 iseer Belt 8efsquneen ouf
ben @anrerer, seSsn GUrousbesubluna
Gn1enCmn,eu.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-01-31
Rcspcctable SNindlers.

To tho respectable swindler, says the
New York World, there is no moro at
tractivo mode Of robbing his neighbol
than by q fraudulent failure. or course
he is not always found ont. In one.hali
Of the cases Of fraudulent failures and
compromises the debtor who has been
ovcrtaken by misfortune offers to settle
on basis Of say from twenty-five to
fifty per cent, 10 really cannot give
moro, and il forced into bankruptcy he
very much doubts what with lawsuits,
losses, delays md lawyers fees, if even
half that amount will DO eventually real
lied. After few meetings tho creditors
come to the conclusion to make the best
Of a bad bargain-thoy sign paper for
compromise on basis Of fifty per cont,
express great sompathy for tho unfortu'
nate debtor, and wish him every success
in tho future. In this case the "unfor'
tunato debtor" has been eminently sue
cessful. He lives handsomely on the
spoils Of his victims, enjoys their SYM
pathy, holds his head rs high rs ever,
and takes the darkest possible Wow OF
tho immediate future. He secs no signs
Of better times, business can only be
transacted Mt n loss, md everything is
going behindhand. These gentry have
done incalculable injury in the way Of
rctarding tho permanent re.cstablish'
mcnt Of confidence; they arc tho scum
and outgrowth of illcgitimato specrlla.
ton snd fcvcrish activity.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-01-31
The story Of Il Life.

Life is full of vicissitulcsani romance
more startling than ever dropped from
The nOvclist'S pea. Recently in New
York MI old Indy, in m oli.flshioned
black bonnet, nud respectable but scaat
mourning garments, was urraigncd in n
police station. The landlord of m
apartment house said the old lady, Mrs.
Mary Vandcrborgh, had disturbed ono
Of his tenants, Euuicc Crolatt, "What
hive You .o-say, mndnm, in regard to
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-01-31
Result OF IdlcneSS.

\ generation ago, says New
York correspondent, Gregory Dillon
occupied prominent place among the
successful merchants OF New York. He
had laid by n comfortable fortune, md
was president Of the Immigrant Indus.
trial Savings bank, one OF the strongest
institutions Of the kind III the country.
bad Gregory Dillon been q man OF small
means it is not probable TINT his son,
Romano Dillon, would now be awaiting
trial for murder. The father left large
estate, considerable part Of which went
to Romano. The sou then fell into the
ways Of idlencss, living at hotels, aud
lounging about town instead OF earning
bis own living. Having means to sup.
ply all his needs he become arrogant in
manner, assumed au Air OF superiority,
md made himself extremely disagreeable
TO his former friends. He then grew
irritable and eccentric, taking oiTense at
the nerest triiles, and finally shot M es.
Unable gentleman dead in the West
minister Hotel for walking i'll way he
did not like. OF course the plea of in.
sanity is set up, and it is pretty certain
to save, ROmNine Dillon from tho gal.
lows, But it will probably take him to
luantic asylum, where all men of his
sort ought to be. The Dillon family is
Que Of the most respectable in Now
York, and it receives much sympathy in
the disgrace brought upon it by the net
Of al unworthy member. Gregory Dill.
lon was man Of the highest character.
Ono of his sons, john b. Dillon, law.
yer Of some prominence, died in Ireland
a few years NgO.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-01-31
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WEED TONIC md MANDRAKE PILLS.

These dcserredy celebrated and popular medicines
hive effected revolution In tho healing art, and proved
tho fAAcy Of several aIns which have for many years
DISTRACTED tho progress Of medical sclanes Tho fake
fuppos.ton thst Consumption Is incurAblo" deferred
physicians frum empinE TO find remedies for that
disease and patti afflicted with 1t rueoneIieL them
selves to de,th With ut making an effort to escape from
doom which they supposed to DO unavoidable It Is
now proved, however, that cSRnRption run BE- eIroi
and that 1t has Ltsa cured In very great number oil
cases tsome Of them apparently desperate onss) bI
Sehcueks Pumonlc Syrup AlOno and Ia other cases By
the same medicine in connection with Schcncks SEQ
Weed Tonic and Mandrake Pills. ono or both, accord
In to thu requirements Of the case
Dr. Sehonck himself, who nioJod uninterrupted GOOD
hsilth for moIs than forty years. supposed at
time to 10 at tho yOty gate Of DEATH his physicians
Ing pronounced Ills caro- hoperts and abandoned him
10 his fate. lie cured by thu Aforesaid medicines
and. slnce his recovery many thousands similarly Affect
ed have used DR. SchUnekA preparations with the Same
remarkable success.
Full directions accompany, each, making Il not AbSo
luteT necessary 10 personally SEQ DIR. Sehenck unlsii
patients wish their lnnEs OIAminOd, and for this pnr
pose hc IL professionally at his principal office COrnei
Sixth and Arch Streets Philadelphia, every Monday
whBtu all letters for advice must DO addressed.
Schcncks medicines arc sold By all druggists.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-01-31
Specie Payment.

Mr.. Burchard, Of Illinois, introduced
n bill in tho United States House to re-
quirc national banks to prepare for the
resumption Of specie payments, which
was referred 10 tho committee Oh bank.
ing and currency. Mr.. Burchard's plan
is to require banks to retain in coin or
coin certificates tho interest received
upon their bonds, deposited with tho
United States treasurer as security for
circulation, as a reserve for tho redemp-
ton Of its circulation, until tho amount
OF this reserve is equal to twenty per
cent. OF the circulation. For instance,
if n bank has 5000, 900 capital aud $780,.
900 circulation it is obliged to deposit
5000, 900 worth Of security bonds OF tivo
per cent. Tho coin interest on these
bonds is $4,000 and the bank will DO
required by this bill to hold this inter
est in coin or coin certificates until $780,.
600 is accumulated. Tho total amount
Of bonds held as security for bank cir
culation is about 800, 100000, and by
Mr.. Burchard's plan about 500, 900, 900
in coin would DO accumulated by the
banks annually.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-01-31

A Hartford correspondent tells this
story: III the absence of the president
OF one Of the city banks, the cashier, n
great wag, was looking over the mail,
when he found n letter from an Albany
bank, inquiring rs to tho value OF n note
indorsedand presented there fordiscount
bya certain Hartford man Of unsavory
business reputation. SEEKING n pen, the
cashier quickly replied as follows: of
the note is genuine it isn't worth n
penny; but il q forgery, his brethren
will probably make it good" When
tho president OF tho bank came in the
cashier informed him that he had an-
swcrcd tho Albany letter, but would
show him his response il he desired.
The president asserting, the cashiers
letter was produced, upon the pcrusal
Of which the prcsidcntsmiled grimly and
said: 1.-THE letter may go, for your
facts arc correct, though I should not
have expressed them in just that way"
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-01-31
American Parlor Organs Abroad

In tho year closing June 30, 1876, the
Uaited States exported to foreign coun-
tries, rs shown by custom house re-
turns at Washington, parlor Or reed or
gans to tho aggregate value of 1868, 1872,
The exports for the previous year were
S292, Isl, showing somo increase. It is
remarkable that more thnn hnlf OF these
exports i'll each year wore tho cabinet
organs made by he Mason e Hamliu
Organ Company, whose exports in 1875
wero SlS5, $50, and in 1874 wore $780,
1G9. Considering that there arc in this
country from two hundred to two hun
lrcd aud fifty makers, this fact that
more than half the instruments exported
arc from this ono company, shows in
what high estimation its work is hold
abroad.-M Y. Commercial advertiser.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-01-31

At GOllsboro, N. c., farmer told
me, writes newspaper correspondent,
that with his three children ho could
easily manage twenty-five acres OF cot.
ton, producing balO of four hundred to
five hundred pounds per acre, and worth
twelve cents pound on .he spot. That
is not poor result from lands that can
be bought from So to $40 M acre-say
from $3.50 to $1,000 year. The
houses don't cost much. Lumber is so
cheap that n decent one eau DO erected
for $500. Cotton has asserted its right
to recognition along the seaboard, aud
ut every village and station there were
piles Of bales awaiting transportation.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-01-31
Staring Beath In the Facc,

The Scranton (Pa.) Republican Inns
the following: Tho passengers on n
train On the Lchigh aud Susquehanna
road were startled by the thrilling situa-
ton Of young woman upon the truck,
little way from tho Piston station. 1t
appears that she was walking along the
rOad, and by some mishap had her foot
caught between two rails. This, in the
presence Of au approaching train, made
her position most alarming. Sho grew
white with terror, pulled ut her foot with
all her might, and struggled to free her
self from what seemed to her fearful
fate. At length, as tho train approached
nearer, she managed, by 4 supcrhuman
effort, to tear her foot away from between
the fatal rails, leaving the shoe that had
been Oh it behind, and fastening away
in sheer exhaustion from tho spot. We
could not learn her name, but those who
witnessed the incident will long remem.
Der That womau's agony as she seemed to
stare death i'll the face.