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The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1876-02-24

The radical newspapers in the in
terest OF GRANT and a third term are
using their varied talent on the sub
Iject of"rebel," and ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
business, in order to divert the at
t%ention of the people from the thiey-
ing operations of the government.
The stealing of millions of money
from the over-burdened tax payers
by the '1oyal' brood of vampires
who have been nurtured into life on
patriotic pap" is not, according to
their logic, nearly so dangerous as a
letter written by the defunct head of
the rebellion, or as a speech by a
rebel in the Halls of Congress. The
thieves are patted on the back and
tears bedew the cheeks of the Union
savers, when the doors of the peni-
Tertiary closes behind them, but the
man in an obscure country place in
the south, that has absolutely no
power but that which enables him to
wag his tongue, who may be heard
to express the opinion that the nor
thern Radical is not immaculate, is
bounded as a traitor who is about to
lift this fair fabric from its founda-
ton stones and stow it away in JEFF
DAVIS pocket. If a little more at
tention was paid to the wholesale
thieving operations carried en- by
these Union savers, and a little less
to the political clap-trap of Southern
rebel sentiment, il would be a vast
benefit TO the country. We can,
however, hardly expect it of the Rad
ical press, for that which would ben
eft the country Injuries its party.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1876-02-24


Senator HAINEs has introduced a
bill in the Ohio Legislature, making
it a penitentiary otfense TO use money
in any manner whatever to influence
or control voters at elections, and we
hope it will pass as it is a move in
the right direction. For the past
few years u elections have been
almost a farce, because money has
controlled ard influenced their re-
suits and defeated the honest express
sion of the people. The bill also
provides that loafing and electioneer-
ing around the voting places, shall
be an offense punishable with fine
and Imprisonment. Every member
that believes in a democratic form of
government and is in favor of the
purity of the ballot box and of pro-
teeting the elective franchise, will of
course, support the measure, and
those who are not, vice versa.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1876-02-24

AS a member of the Democratic
State Central Committee, we are in
favor of the Chairman calling a
meeting Immediately, for the pur
pose of making arrangements for an
early State Convention. Let other
members speak ont.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1876-02-24

Senator THURMAN has written a
letter in which he says he is opposed
to both initiation and resumption, but
fails to give very satisfactory evi-
dence what he really does favor to
relieve the country in its financially
oppressed condition. We think the
Senator would have done himself
more good if had permitted the letter
to have remained in his brooches
pt cket, or in that of the gentleman
to whom it was addressed.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1876-02-24

HELMAN, the Radical thief and
runaway Treasurer of Wayne coun-
ty, Ohio, shouted Justify last fall
about a division of the school funds.
He has exhibited his "true inward
ness by stealing all of it himself.
Of course he was opposed to having
it divided!
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1876-02-24

We ask no office-we are seeking
none-a-d when we do, it will be
time enough for the brainy gentle
man who manipuiates the columns
ofthe Eaton Register for his masters
third term, to sling ink and bad Eng
lish on the subject.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1876-02-24

Tie conviction of Mckee, of the
G~lode-Democrat, should be a warn
ing to all editors not to meddle with
Crooked" whisky. 1t would be
much the safer plan for them to let
it alone whether it be crooked OF
straight, but if you can't, take it
without mixing.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1876-02-24

A radical nosc-rag journal that
supports the White House salary
grabber for a third term, says: ST
you wart an honest government, keep
the Republican party in powerr'-
Whewl There is cheek for youl
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1876-02-24

The Indiana Independents, at THEIR
Convention held at Indianapolis on
Wednesday Of last week, nominated
Hon. FRANKLIN LANDERs as their
candidate for Governor. The Dem
ocrats of the State should head their
ticket with the same name.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1876-02-24

WIxsLow, the religious aud radical
of Boston, whose occupation was for
ger, was arrested in London. He
says the newspapers have it all
wrong, and Of course wants a sus-
pension of judgment.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1876-02-24

How can the Republican party ex-
pect to carry Indiana, Missouri, Hi
nois or Wisconsin with SO many of
the leading men of the party chuck
ed into the Penitentiary through
whisky that is crooked?
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1876-02-24

Our poker-playing English Minis
ter, ScHENcK, has placed his resigna-
ton in the hands of the President,
says a Washington dispatch. He is
coming home and will likely be the
Radical candidate for Congress in
this District.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1876-02-24

It is said S. K. DoNAyIN takes the
place of the gentlen an who was re-
moved from a Clerkship because he
had a baby named John Wilkes.
As "SnR." has no babies to name,
of course the country is now safei
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1876-02-24

We don't see where the Register
crew would be particularly benefited
by going into a personal controversy
upon the private character and af-
fairs of any person.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1876-02-24
CUT THIS OUT,
It May Save Your Life.

~ ]J pWVO 1ONI dI40.
There is no person living but what
suffers moro or less with Lung Disease,
Coughs, Colds or Consumption, yet
some would die rather than pay 70 cents
for a bottle of medicinethat would cure
them. DR.. A. Boschee's German Syrup
has lately been introduced in this toun-
try from Germany, and its wonderous
cures astonishes every n that try it.
If you doubt what we say in print, cut
this out and take it to your Druggist,
Brookins & Son. and get a SAMPLE bot
tie for 10 cents and try it, or a regular
size for 70 cents.
Eaton, Nov. %, 1S75-Im
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1876-02-24

Mr.. WEBB, one of Greenv:lle's
most active and prominent business
men, was compelled to make an as
signment last week. aToo much
money! was the ause.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1876-02-24

The present Republicans areform"
Legislature needs rest from its labo-
rious work, and consequently adj
journs over three days every three
weeks to recruit its exhausted abili-
ties. Every "body" should have
rest, even if the tax payers have to
suffer.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1876-02-24

The Cincinnati Gazette demands
the r,peal of the Resumption Act
How changed since the campaign
last fall?
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1876-02-24

Texas voted last week on the rati-
ffcation of a new Constitution, and
for State and county officers. The
Democrats carried it.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1876-02-24

The General Assembly of Ohio
has repealed the St. Geghan bill, but
we are not aware that it has thus far
done any thing else in Particular
Cincinnati Commercial.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1876-02-24

In the State Senate a bill was in
troduced to make habitual drunken
ness for one year, sufficient cause
for divorce.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1876-02-24

The Democratic House passed the
pension bill, and those "rebels" and
"ex-confederatess didn't get a cent.
That is sad.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1876-02-24

The Republicans are sanguine of
carrying New Hampshire next month
but they fear defeat in Connecticut.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1876-02-24

The Akron Bacon Republican
thinks the Legislature had better
"get down to practical work." 1t
had better adjourn sine die.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1876-02-24

Baltimore, Fairfield county, has
had a revival that counts. The
Methodist Church has had so acces-
sions, and the Evangelical Church
10.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1876-02-24

And still that silver don't single"
although double six weeks Of HAYES
election has gone by.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1876-02-24

Hon. S. S. Cox is the Speaker of
the House. KERR has failed, either
from bad health or a lack of brains.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1876-02-24

Our usual Columbus letter failed
to reach us this week. What is the
matter? Nothing doing.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1876-02-24

The Indiana Republican CoEven-
ton, asks for the Repeal of the Re-
sumption Act in their platform!
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1876-02-24

The Ohio Legislature. is now on
"reformn trial.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1876-02-24

The "Babrooster" verdict was not
rendered at the time our paper clos
ed.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1876-02-24

A very modest paper calls him
Babrooster.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1876-02-24

Don't they ~gushr for the poor
crippled soldier?
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1876-02-24

This beautiful sweet scented Re-
publican Legislature, was elected by
the people of Ohio as a 'sreform"
body, in opposition to a Democratic
Assembly that the year before had
saved to the taxpayers ofthe State
thousands of dollars, and what has
il. done? Nothing. 1t has been in
session eight weeks and succeeded
in crushing out the Pope in Ohio;
passed a law to adjourn over every
three weeks from Friday to Tuesday
at fire dollars per day a head, and
voted away $47, 900 of the peoples
money, for a Centennial jamboree.
And this is Republican "reform.n
Do the people want it continued?
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1876-02-24

BLAINE has made a financial
speech The speech was n bid for
the support OF the BuIl;onists of the
East, and in the event that Grant
can not be used for a third term, it
looks as though Blaine would be
their next choice. Blaine is button
holing and intriguing like a hummer
candidate for Alderman, but he will
not be able to knock the Presidential
persimmon. The people are not
fools enough to go crazy after such
a blathersk;t tie as Blaine.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1876-02-24

sosM the gloss and freshness Of youth.
Thin hair is thickened, falling hair
checked, and badness often, though
not always, cured by its use. Moth
ing can restore the hair where the
follicles are destroyed, or the glands
~atrophied and decayed. But such as
remain can be saved for usefulness
by this application. Instead of foul
ing the hair with a pasty sediment, it
will keep it clean and vigorous. Its
occasional use will prevent the hair
from turning gray or falling off, and
consequently prevent badness. Free
from those deleterious substances
which make some preparations dan
gerous, and injurious. to the hair, the
Vigor can only benefit but not harm
it. If wanted merely for a
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1876-02-24

Deacon MCKEE is to have a nex
rial.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1876-02-24
Ayers
HAIR Vyor,
For restoring Gray Hair TO
its natural Vitality and Color.

A dres sin g
which is at once
a 6 e a ! e,
healthy, and eff
fectual for pre-
s erying h
hair. Faded or
gray hair is soon
restored to It's
criminal coL0,-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-12-13
Gelesrapyii65e 9epeil5e1'.
(Beri@te Oct
rgiIueiirtsn Breiie" idr ben p@otreip
eSalaaD : 9epsid)cn.
llfsa 2NnfhinGfBn4

GaisS asafDtnGt9n>
Siiisiers rs=2eriesnngen. osid)ter Wsiaer.-So=
ioraon.-Sie Sabiun8 Oct tsIeftoratsStlt,ss
men.-9tc @anocstd,ersen oes z. 9sopeut=
bsrS. - Serbnt Der Spiriiupiest sya5rtfa=
tier.-9ie bieiias Gttnsrtaug. Senatnr
GorunSs ernllt.-Semurrattid)e Gaucu5=
g,erIammIuua.-9a Gt,oe bonn 2ieoe. =
@em. $oaneoG bIeibt.-9si6lts TeueS pont
shoen.--S --Ssabiretsiisrns.
gSa hington, II. Oe5br.--Gbermals
bat baS Seeamt cine Wtenge Sffi,ierssYers
letuugen befobleu. Sieien Serebunqen farr,
iebod) feline polittife SeOeutung ge9eben perz
oeu.
6;httr Wtiller bonn SberbunbesQerifte,
ben etu 3eitun9s Serid teritatter bei6ulbigt
bate, iid) I'm Setref Der Ut0glihfeit, bab oas
SberbunoeSgeri6t d1lieBli6 aufgeforoert lperz
ben wiirDe, bic pOlitliheu @irren gu sGlen,
tn b0dit parteiidler @eile bedubert an baben,
erfldrt bic Wtittbeiiung fir eiae IL, bertreis
buHg. Ifan fiebt, Der 0tihter leusnet es
nid)t, Dem Seridteritatter 9teoe 9eitanoen Su
babeu; bereibe babe nnr gu grea aufgetra.
gen.
Oas Sunis= s=@omite ee5 llnterbauies eut,
id)teo beute Dtorgen nit aegen Stinlmen,
oaB S. .. gebtorD bon Colorado 3ugeladell
peroen ollte. ytlr Elm Muglleo Ses @omi.
te's, 6r. 2awreHce, Der gum Glib GarOlina'er
@omite geb6rt, feblte bet Der Qbltjmmung.
Scr 8erift wiro bel ietner Scr!age bon eluenI
Winoritdts<gutaAten begleitet lein,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-12-13
Sa9es $ yientgtetten.
(ssoitorieae, teIeprapbiTdle nmo gSed,Iels
blGtter=Wottsen.l

9eu unperi d) inter Setten~
q { b ben Grant in ieiner lebten Sotl6aft
aeaen Die Siir9er e Il DEF Gbtnnft
fiibrte, bat er ieltbcm ourdl einen metteren
Ausia1 gegen cas- eingemanoerte Clement I'M
4ugemeluen ergGuSt, psld)en er in eiuer lin
terrebung nit benz eripdtlten Wiapnr BON
)tenzDoyf, Srn. Snitb Gin, aelnad)t bat.
sSu cer,elben lagte er: Siloen erbielt ben grD.
beren Sbel ielner Stinmen in ben Glib
Stoateu; Die paar n0roltd)en Staaten, in
eenen er liegte, pe SnDiana, ,paren mdbreno
Se5 Srteges balb tuC1al; i'll Sem gorf babe
er nm mittelit Der Stlmmen bon iea)s sSarbs
geiiegt, bic nit liner ignOra ranten
u us an oerbep o ferung gefiilt
isien; bic beiten SutereHen bes SanbeS Mir
ben 9efdbrDet, Wenn iold' etue Yartei sur
Waht fommen iOnte." - 0as yN.'O .Sonrz
nal" bemerft oasu: mn Ibseleben BON Der uns
uerirorenen 9lnmaBung, oaB Elm ll!plieS 9.
9rant ,iberbanpt bon Der SguOrans trgenb
etnes anberen lebenoen WelenS lpreten Iolte,
erbelt ans bet llntclrebuug, mas ieitbsr jeber
Meinungsausfu6 ans Dem ygSelBen Sanie"
anqsoeutet bat, bab nun oort Die gSabl Sill
ben's iir cine iQoDale Sanblung bdit, mel.
der nit alien mDgliden Mittela, iul Hotbz
iaGe nit Waffensepalt gSioeritalb 9eleiaet
nerbeu miiiIe. Grant theilt bic UiebrDeit Der
Siraer oes 9anoes (Senn cine Mebrbeit Der
ielten bat fir EilDen geftimmt) in brei
&laien: yiiiOltde &ebelen," ynDrolidle 5alb>
rebellen" uno yi9norante ausldnoer." 6rei.
lid, sessn iOld' cine Mebrbeit - bslfen nnr
Solbaten!"
Ser ,N.-D. 9sralo" fabrt fort, $ apes
@iniesung fiir tpabriheinlid) Su baIten.
Die Deulofraten miir9en iih yrubia unterper.
Fen," wie Fe eS einftuais BET Der @rmabluu9
bon Sobn Gninen Nbams get1an batten,
gle eien su patslot,id, a,a Die rieiigsn Snte'
| reilsn bes 4anoes su 9efGbreen. Gle lpiirber
OIL oas Solf appelllren uno id1lieBlid) 3te6
| befomnien IL. (. ~. 0es gSeiteren puff Del
,Seralb" Srn. 9apes nno plapp.rt benz Pub
| llfum mieoerbolt Dor, buB er beroorra9enb
| iiiolide Utdnner ms Gabinet berufen llni
NIT eeln @rant'ldeu 9 rlpaltungsipfem uni
Dem ipitbiibiiben Srofe ieiner Seanlten bre
den iperbe.
| Ser @runb, wesbalD aipman mid
pisoer gum Yoitmeiiier in y bill belpbi!
eluaunt ipurbe, relp. in prn. Snopbcl
eiueu Wad)folger erblelt, iou oarin beltehen
Daf Tairman bel @clegenbeit Der @iuctrna
tier @onuention ftb weigerte, Der anforoerun
@amelon's, fiir @oufling 81 ltlmrlen, mad
suiemmen, uno hurauf bebarrte, iein SOtuu
fiir Blaine abDugehen.
! Sebt iuft aud Gen. Spieph 6. S bn
f II boz Dem @onGrelie UNI Ntebereinlebnn
| IN jeine Hed,te naf,. Sb er mebr @liid, al
8euurssarp, baben miro, iteht sablu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-12-13
Scr @elOnfnrff.

NewzD Ort, Il. 0eScmOer.-@elo leidjt
;u 2. 26ethiel flau III 4,S2. Sob idllok
beute 5u 1O74-S. 8uube8 SbIiqatlonsr
ld)lofeu itetiger; 81cr &ouponS llG; Seer
lO8; meme ll15; Ser 114g; 68cr 116g;
ueNe SINNER l10s 10.40er Coupons
l115. atten lebbaft NIB itetig; N..D-
@eHtral l043; &rte 81; 2afe Sbore 5G8;
SQ8. Central 66@; 8tttsburg 80; Hortbs
gSeftern 344; Brior. 57a; 0iod<S8Ianb 984.
lluteri6aBamtS 8itaH;: @OlO $50, ,G21 -
1873; @ourant S42 ,269, ,842.
= Die 3cu @innahmeu betrugeu bcute
S2l2, 600.
- Ser l1nteridatmciitcr anbtte beute fir
SntereIieu $12, 900 n1b fnr ein9c3O9ene Dbl.
gationen S42 l0G0 aus.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-12-13
IlMS (suboA

Sanann a, Il. Dssgmbet. - Sin ipaui.
i6er &rle9spampfer uno ein Srausportoau1s
pier iino nit 1900 Mann Gluppen am goro
her au9efOmnen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-12-13
9te gsceer @erid)tpormtl9 tnLSao-
SQrpItnG.

@olnmbia, S,=@., u. 9esbr. (yN.0.
Scralo. .O- - Ser erlte in Serbln6una nit Ser
uorgebli9en Seri1wOrung perbaftete Neger
rpuroe in 6Ol9e Der GufTnOuug eines Bfro.
pfens, Der nabe ocm Blose, NC Alen ftel,
auf9eloben nurOe, entoedl. DaS Bapler,
nit weltem Der SArB umptdelt mar, trug
ben Nanen pes gte9ers uno mar BON benz
0tauoe bes ,llaion,6eralO," beHen Subifrt.
bent eriidtlid Der gteger mar, geihultten.
Ils man ben gte9er ietuabn, le9te er io9tei6
ei, noI1pS C0eStTn Nnij RI
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-12-13
@umiatpnI.2Nohlell.

Sorceiter, Utaii., II. 0eSel,ber. .-gei
Der bepttgeu WnnSlpalEuahl ermGbltsn Die
DemOfrateu ibren Mapors= @anoibateu, pG6.
reub Die 9tepubIifaner eiue Wtebrbcit Der
Stabtrat9S: nnb S4cl6;b6rben Mlt3lieber
erWdblten.
Boft n, -. 0e3ember. beute ItQttz
geiunoene Stacttpabl bate oen Griola bcs
gan5en osmotratiiden 8ldetS sum 8eInltste.
Sr. s. .. Briuee it gum MahOr ermGblt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-12-13
MAY & FATRALL,
@rocerie : 9dn6ter

@Or0 @9arless5 5traBe,
Dem +Sreim0urees3 s3empet" 9caend6er.
Gin folder Iao aus leWdbftsr &orrat5 pon @los
cerle=4rttttn, etUbuBtidD uleJNopttdttn in M Rer
Sranqc, 81 ben btn!gnem giaIitpreilsE.
@GNesnt9s ssssuseE Stt MerSlano
fir
@oet & GbuubOn'S &bumpagner;
81. 8riiniugbauS' BlrgHHbgr uao
6. gautsreu s, SQ9E's Bock.g8eins,
(269-3l3i)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-12-13
Medae{hentt.

gtur cine tur,e 3eit peroen mir, um unIere por@
,ialine arbeit bei'm Bublitum einsuilbreu, isbem
Fduier pom einem Duseno z$loto9raphe' n
elm eleeautss Observation-Disclosures gum Brdlente
MAIDEN. Ran fomme unb 6efthti3e unere sacirten
Yortraits ie werben Don tcinen onoeren i'm saaoe
ibertrofeu. Saa q Colt, SIT. 109. esrtnss
.ou.. n0be Yarfs trase. (ytopN ,tVhD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-12-13
Bureau Der 8aslid1t=Gpmpa8dte
pom Sattim ore,
SIR 40. Snut1 GfraI,c.

gsr. 10, South StraBc.
ot..... BiIft9es Set5m otertai.....e ore!
gstr ba5en cine corjii9lide Gualitdt pon eotes
oorrdtbis, tuelte mir Dem 9uotim a(s Elm empiebz
Ieuswsrtles Seismatsrial fir bduslide uno anoefe
9ueie oTerlren; idust leldt Ssuer uuo if freI BON
unreinisteten.
Yeitsuuuqen tperbeu IN oieiem SIreau ooer in Der
Hebrit, Su6 Don 2eaoenboGhr., ou9euommsn.
greis $3.50 pro gSassuiaouns, in irseao etnsm
Staohbeite absetieiert.
tCH25-D Samss y. Snaarrpo, Sety.
Ers. .gor's SuoiantId)ss peeetabilifd1es Be-
colt eit % Sabren ais oas grOBte 8lutretli9un9Sf
g,ittel Der geaenDart betauut, miro NUT in Tr.
1.7H, Iasette=, WorstDsitzGac Der @ntaw'
GtraRe, subercitet unb ii bel alien apotGefern 5u
baben. t4u926,12WteD
0eoe SSarSbaitern if fto5 aui einen biibidsn res'
Snsn 1sppib in ibrcm 9GrIor ooer anoerem siebz
Iine6siHimer. Der ein;ae gges mn Die e6o>ben le0'
butt in Geppitb Su MAIDEN, lit, Den Staub uno ale
aaosren Irsnloen GubitanSen du entierren, uno Uni
SieIes sriineh su beiuertfeasen, sebe man 81
SsImes & eaaanam, Scr. 8, Spamitraiie, nabe
benz ,WarptanbzS Sn Ititute." (Septi5, 30t, lSamrf)
Seimosr Ssutid,em,
WsIocipeoe, S6aHtetpferO
esageu una ssarren fiir &maben,
G. ttarren, Ru pens Su lWe u
nHo Gin 0l9emelnes MnorttWent teldper sSautth tu
0en b,ligften Breiien i'm @roBen nno aetnen yet DER
s'9a!iimorcr 2Sasers Observation-Disclosures
Ur. 80, ytor6~ arb itraBc.
D,e einSise Satrit IN Der Staot. Neparaturen
alst Art Jn ausemsiieusn Yrelen. Gauge, ,iD'teD
pafeate Werbsn fms @rfiuosr ertrirft.
Gr,t nab Griansun9 bes 4,atent9 merosH @ebiibs
ren beretJnet. q. s. & %. &. Suparo,
Nr. 18, fra6e :, Der };oit se9eniber.
(Bebr2, ~ Ditel 3uetssBireGu in SoIbin9ton, D.&.
R1- NaH beiste oen
,Sae0 Baltimore"
ILLUAINATING FIRE PLACE
Heater,
e5e man ensn anberrn fault, bei
$. Y. YacEpoy,
(sept29. .i2riteF) Sir. 1S, @ermenhr.
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&16inetSTk1tua.

Burlington, II. 0e3embcr. - Da8
Sabtnet trat beute Ofittag 5ulamrlen uno
Btelt cine 5pet Stunpen oauernoe Sibung
ab. Die einsige 2n9ele9enheit bon 28t9tig=
felt, tpeldle beipro1en wnrbe, betraf Die Nnt=
mort auf Die pom @ougrefe an8enOmmeuen
9teiolutiouen beSii9Iid Der 4nlpenNuug Der
Gruppeu IN ben liOli6en Staaten.
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~. GDasres. - Swette gtsune

Ger Senat bei9lieBt, Die grneunung Der
@ltftoren in Oregon 5u unteriuheu.
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GnnoitpretE &aarett.

Nonottotct< ZS0uFeW
9uses W1ortinent uon einiahen uno saneps
@oubitorz 9Saaren.
Iie beHsn uno reinNeu. tpelbe labti,irt Weroen.
Souie cine srose Seridteoenbeit pon Gancpzaat=
den, Nulboruern u.l.ip. Sum 4reie BON 81 bis $50
eui meiusm alten Stonoe Nr. CO, serinatou@, uno
SIR. 192, g8efs SattimoreiraBe.
fgeup-2O Gas. Yarreta Gtpera.
o.. q. softer 6 Co.,
Saba6, Gigarren nno Yfeifeu.
Teiertd9sz SSaGren.
Gde Der Siabt> uno 2ombaros Strase.
(2Gs-3J1f)
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A"H9o5t1th'St Io"L "ttl rO"ltY"HN'" "'"HJN"3N'
lt5erfiillt.
Goaoetneur gStdloas an oas Bolt uou
SDnlTaun.
gt en- . leans, u. 0eSember. -
@ouuerneur JitfOQS, Der redtm1Btg ermGbItc
0oupernenr bon 4ouiiiana, uer0fientlrd)te am
6. o8. NttS. folgenocS SdreIbcH all bas
8olf:
"Nittbiirger! @uer Serbalten bat OerOieu=
ter 0taBen Oas Sob aler guten unO brauen
Manner I'M ganlen 2anOe gefunOcn. SHmitten
bon Greigniiien, meidle &urc b0d)lteu uEo
betliglten Gedte Su Ocrnidlten brObten, p0ret
Sbr rublg, pOrii6tig nno ben 9eieten ge
borlam.
Die @retgniiie, beren Gutnidelun0 SIR
nit peinllfer Nufmertiamfctt uerfolgtet, ful.
mtnirten eubli1 III einenl fred)en Seriude
oeiperater SerId)m0rcr, burdl bier gemiilen
loe @ienihen obne elneu S6utten bon qez
iebli6em 1ed)te unb in oTfener StrleBuRq
tbre5 @ioes ibren gSiacn OH SteQe ot8
frei, often, frieoli6 uno geieBli1 ain Stinm.
faiten au89eiprod)cnen SSllleu5 ocs SolteS
5u ieten.
9aS Se,breGeu, toCtfea iie 81 ueriiten oerz
iuhen, lit nid)t bios 9egcn Die 6reibeiten Oes
SolfeS uniereS StaataS, ionoern bic Der
gansen linton geIid)tet. SIR Blau mirO
fiderIidl ieh1i4lagen, lpcnn c8 i6nen nidt ge-
lingt, lpie fie bofiel, ourd ibre lle5erihrei=
tungen Sud aIf cine lold)e 90be Der gnt-
riiftIn9 81 treioeu, oaB SIR auBerba!b Der
regutdren gcietlId)eu 28ege Sbbitlfe iudt
uno oabur6 Die Aufmertlamteit oeS 2auUeS
BON ibuen auf Sud ablentt.
Gucr geiunber SeritanO uue Flares llrtbeil
iagenGu9, oaB Die &rIDiuEg nnicre8 StQates
Anr !, lAL4
reGtigfeit baUon abbIugeu, baB auf rubiQem
mo geieblldem gSe9e uOrgegangeu min. Ser
eiu5ige 8emegBrunN jeoe8 BirgerS iouten oa8
8obl bes Staate5 uro bic GrbQltuug repub(iz
faaild)sr Snititutionen iein. gl0e auf trqeno
cine annere Soee baitrteu S9ritte iinD unIersr
Sade unpirbig. 8raube l9 @n9 oaran III
erinnern, OaB eS III Der @elfihte eiues jeOeu
&olfes Wonlente 9ibt, mo- Der hodite 9futb
nno Die etirtgite 9ingabe am GeiteH OHrd cole
Se!bfbeherribnns on ben Sag selest merNcn?