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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-24

They have a kindergarten school In Peoria.
III, conducted on the most practical system
and matter-of-fact manner. No books are
used, no lessons are taught, but the teachers
and children converse together on everyday
subjects, ask each other questions, and tell
stories. It ts supposed that children drink
In knowledge from these conversations and
carry 1t away with them. In this school
nothing is hard or difficult; every study, even
the most tiresome, Is made pleasant and az
tractive. The most unique course Of all ID
geography, the instruction Ia 1t being by
means Of mud pies. The children are taught
the forms Of countries and the relative posi-
tlons OF cities by these very mud pies, and
thus, while enjoying one OF the most delight
full amusements OF childhood, they are learn
ing q difficult and usually unpleasant lesson.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-24
THE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT, FRIDAY, OCTOBER "a, 1879.

Dalton Wick,iffe, who up to that time had
maintained q stolid silence, finding himself
getting uncomtortabiy near the Louisiana
Penitentiary, opened negotiations with Mr.
Neugass and offered to return a part OF the
money he had stolen from Strauss on condi-
ton of being released. Mr.. Strauss was tele-
graphed to-, and after some dlckering the
offer was accepted and Wicklife permitted to
return to the sweet secfusion OF Broohneal,
there to remain In safety, enjoying his Ill
Cotton wealth, and waiting for a time when
he could come forth from bis rustic retire.
ment and once more replentsh his private
fortune by %appropriatlng the shekels OF a con-
filling people.
Such is the simple and unadorned record OF
this sample carpet-baggerof the century, and
the DEMOCRAT feels o peculiar pleasure In
being able to send this timely warning to the
Virginia people, whose noble natures might
be imposed upon by the arts and wiles
Of one OF the most plausible and adroit rascals
whose pictures has ever adorned q rogue's
gallery.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-24

Artesian wells are becoming bpular,
They have been found especially r4ful In
Texas, which State always suffers, bore or
less, from drouth and the drying uf Of Ito
streams and ponds. There ID hardlya part
Of Texas where Artesian wells caItlOt be-
sunk, and plenty of water obtained with
great ease and at small expense. BIT iii
not only the country that uses these wells.
They have been founds equally useful IA the
large cities. All the leading hotels OF Phila-
deiphia are supplied with water from Arte-
wells and water OF q much better quality
than that which the city provides. Even
New York, the city of the famous Groton
reservoir, Is digging wells. The waste Of
water In that city Is SO great that this article
of prime necessity has attained a very high
price, SO high, indeed, that In running O steam
engine 1t costs two-thirds as much as the
fuel used,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-24
THE

The enthusiastic reception accorded Gov.
Witt and the distinguished gentlemen who
accompany him. both at Baton Rouge and
at Clinton, is an indication Of the entire salts
faction which the ticket nominated BY the
Democratic convention at Baton Rouge has
given and d certain augury Of the result Of
the election. The cheering multitudes, the
s%alutatlons voiced by the laundering cannon.
the cordial and heartfelt expressions OF de-
light In welcoming the standard-bearers Of
the Democracy, furnish incontestible evidence
that the party throughout the State Is a unit,
and that those who hoped to divide our people
and thereby render the success Of Radi-
calism o possibility, have been wofully de-
ceived. The loyal gentlemen who advocated
the claims Of Gen. Ogden before the
convention are now as Loyalty working for the
election of Gov. Wilt, whose eminent fitness
and ability they always recognized, and from
the Northern parishes to those washed by the
waters Of the Gulf, there is perfect harmony In
the ranks OF the Democracy-an earnest deter
minatton to roll up for the ticket the largest
majority by which Louisiana was ever car
ried. There Is not anywhere even the ghost
Of a division. and In view Of the solid front
presented all along the Democratic line, the
recent attempt, on the part OF the Custom
House managers of John Sherman's interests,
to put the Radical party on Its legs again by
nominating a better ticket than would have
been possible under moro suspicious circum-
stances, assumes the aspect 81 a dreary
farce. The gentlemen to whom were
rendered the empty honors and whose
desire to hold Office clouded their
judgment and caused them to accept, will
find themselves playing the role OF candidates
under the most chilling and disheartening
circumstances. They would save themselves
much modification and money IL they should
discharge the orchestra, roll down the cur
tain and turn off the gas. A ~beggarly array
Of empty benches Is not calculated to inspire
even the most accomplished actors with en-
thusiasm, and the tinkle Of the prompter's
borne upon the breeze from far of
Washington sounds dismal and disc0rdant-
Like sweet bells tangled. cut of tune and
harsh
The engagement ID certain to end III keen
disappointment to both the stars and the
management. @7
To drop metaphor. however, the outlook Is
all that could be desired by the most ardent
supporters OF the Democratic nominees and
correspondingly depressing for the small
clique of Federal of1ice-holders who are vain
ly but laboriously trying to resurrect the
corpse Of a party which was buried forever
beneath the contempt and scorn OF en- out
ragged people when the Federal bayonets were
removed from the soil which they had con
stantly desecrated during the reign 81 Radi-
calism.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-24

Another victory In the East shows the cor
rectness of the DEMOCRATS view that the
Democratic tide was steadily rising in that
section. Baltimore joins with Newark and
the Connecticut towns in advancing the Dem
ocratic standard. On Tuesday the Democrats
carried the city by q majority of nearly 5000
against the combined Republican, Property
Holders and Greenbackers. electing the
mayor " all but three Of the city council.
The election was closely contested and the
actual result q surprise to the local poll
ticians. It indicates q majority for the State
ticket IN November OF from 10000 to $4,000 ia
the city, and one OF the largest Democratic
majorities that has ever been given in Mary
land.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-24

Williams is a colored mar who has just
been elected to the Ohio Legislature on the
Republican ticket, despite the fact that some
5000 Republicans scratched him because he
was a negro. AS he is the first negro who has
ever held an office In Ohio, he has attracted a
good deal Of attention. A movement, which
has just been started, to make him Speaker
OF the House Of Representatives, has greatly
frightened the Republicans. The latter de-
clare that this candidacy is not genuine, but q
trick Of the Democrats, who are e~ndeavoring
to iniure or destroy the Republican party by
forcing a negro to q position Of prominence In
Its ranks, a burden which the party could not
stand.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-24

We must again call the attention Of GORE
spondents to the absolute necessity Of either
signing their names to communications, Or
80f vouching for statements made. All anony-
NOUS communications are Immediately tossed
into the waste basket, receiving no considera-
tion whatever. An observance OF this un-
varying rule will economics valuable time
and prevent the waste of much ink and
paper.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-24

Some days since a case of forgery was
alleged against the secretary of the chief OF
police. It is currently reported that this
case will be compromised upon repayment OF
the amount Of money involved. The public
are waiting TO see II the chief executive OIL
Ger OF the police will permit the law to be
violated with more impunity BY his W en-
ployes than BY others. 1t may be we'll To re-
mind the prosecutor 10 this case Of the law
concerning the compromising OF felonies.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-24

The Washington Post suggests that in their
thanksgiving proclamation this year the
Governors should not neglect to give John
Sherman due credit for the abundance of the
crops Out In Ohio 1t is thought that the
Republican managers had something to do
with the fine harvests this year, so the sug-
Qestton is not without value
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-24

foreieu missions altogether. If . were
done, It would save the count1 Ibout 4
million a nd a half every year. It Slaimed
thatit can be done with the created Ice ANA
without the slightest Inconvenience yifnbaa-
sailors and foreign ministers are Vrelc Of
the Middle A ges, when the telegAph was
unknown. Thanks to the cable we M now in
direct communication with England lid Rua-
sla, and do not need to have anybod In En-
rope to represent us with these pow4s. The
Cincinnati Commercial declares thala mem.
Der OF Congress will introduce a YIN this
fall cutting down the salaries of aibur for.
eign missions SO low as to make th{n urre-
munerative, and thus practically abolish
them,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-24

Another railroad accident Is described this
morning, In which one or two men were killed
outright and q number Of others hor ribly
naDgled. Scarcely 9 day now passes that
the DEMOCRAT - not called upon to chronicle
an equal disaster or worse. The monotony
might well be varied by a week or SO OF free
dom from collisions. explosions and the
5fsl-o ~"
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-24
Fosters plurality is only 1870 after all.

Maine and Ohio nave proved too much for
Eugene Hale. He is broken down In health
from his exertions In the two States, and had
to be- carried home from the latter On q bed.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-24

II the
Unconquered Idioter
OF the
Okalona States
Was,
Like the Elder Dumas,
Paid by the line
For his beautiful editorials,
He would shortly make
Much wealth for himself,
While providing
Ammunition for the enemy
And "fat"
For the compositors.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-24

Two of our mostimportant missions-that of
England and Russia-are still vacant. Yetn 10
inconvenience results therefrom. This cir
cumstance has suggested the abolition Of
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-24
STATE SUPERINTENDENT OF
PUBLIC EDUCATION.
CARD.

The undersigned is no longer q candidate for
reelection as State Superintendent.
To the friends who have sustained him for
this position he tenders his sincere acknowl-
ed9ments. He requests that they will accord q
hearty support. as he himself will. to the cam
didaey Of Prof. Edwin FL. Fay. of East Feliciana.
ROBT. M. LUSHER.
October "a. 1879. oc24
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-24
WASHINGTON AVENUE DRUG STORE,
Corner Magazine and washington sts..

NEW ORLEANS.
Constantly receiving fresh supplies OF pure
Drugs. Medicines. Chemicals. Patent Medicines.
Combs OF all kinds. Brushes, Soaps Perfumery.
Paste. recommended by all who use 1t as d very
superior dentifrice. 1t beauties the teeth to d
Alkaline Bouquet Powder tor identifying, soft
eninR and preserving the skin. the best thing
for prickly heat and all summer eruptions.
Customers, city and country, will find our stock
complete. comprising many articles impossible
to enumerate here, and sold at moderate prices,
Prescriptions put up night and day.
BIZ. MAINEGRA M, D..
Druggist, Pharmaeeutis and Practical Chemist.
oc25 2dp 1y
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-24
Ri,DLEy BROTaERs

Fave the most complete stock Of Oane Wagons.
Wheels, Cotton Wagons, Bagasse Carts. Farm
Carts, Rice Darts. Small Carts Of every sig. Jour
and sixiseat Family WAGONS. Spring WAGONS
Hounds. WAGON Material, Axle Grease, Cart
Boxes, etc. We especially call attention 10 our
Boxes and extra IRONING. Of oil our CARTS and
Wagons. Manufactured In orr own factories at
Wheeling. ". w.. from the best material and BIZ
guarantee Iaeet q con. petition and supply
the largest demand
Depot-1s and 30 Uni0n Street..
my 2dp an
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-24
TIE REPUBLICAN CONSTITUTION.
THE DEMOCRATIC CONSTITUTION.

Thirteen years Of State and city govern
nnent under the new constitution cannot cost
Louisiana more, on the assessment OF 1870,
than
State government. ......... .$12,4 0 900 90
City government a, 700, 900 90
Total $34, 100000 90
Difference to the credit Of the Democratic
conservative party, $74,91O,644 "a.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-24

requ1sition from Acting Gov. Antoine upon
the Governor Of Virginia for the body OF Wick
life, Strauss sent on the same day (the
seventeeuth) his nephew, Mr.. Neugass, and
his clerk, Mr.. E. P. Boyer, to Virginia, to
bring the robber back to Louisiana. Messrs,
Neugass and Boyer arrived In Richmond on
the twentieth, procured from Gov Walker the
requisite authority for making the arrest.
ana then proceeded to Lynchburg, reaching
there on the twenty-first.
There they took a carriage and rode to the
secluded village Of Brookneal, about thirty
miles distant, arriving there about 3 o'clock
on the morning of the twenty-seeond. The
sheriff was found, who promptly summoned
Q Well-armed posse comitatus, and surround
Ing the residence OF Wickliffe at 6 o'clock a. m.
while yet the ex-auditor was wrapped In
peaceful slumber. He was naturally a little
surprised, but yielded gracefully to the newt
able, and pleading eloquentIy and pathetical-
ly against the handouts being placed
p his well shaped hands, was
spared that indignity and escorted with
considerable pomp and circumstance to
Lynchburg, where the party arrived on the
evening OF the twenty-second of September.
and put up at the Norvall House, Wickltffe
registering himself with a flourish as DR..
Marshall Worsham, Campbell county, Va. and
Messrs. Neugass and Boyer also registering
their names. That register ought to make a
nrst-ciass ampalgn document for Wickliffe's
adversary, II 1t be still in existence.
Next morning the party left Lynchbure for
New Orleans, but when the train arrived at
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1879-09-19

0ieies lit Die neutrality-suspicious.
YerioDe bes gan3en Sabre5, nnO 3 r.
Nuauit SoniG's 5am burgeE
STOP fen Die fiderite 9iIfe oiels
&Iippe su nlld)ifTen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1879-09-19

Sn Garter Gountp. 8p Gem aIten
llnterwooS < SdladtftIo, lit es mitrer
UNI ,u blutiNen 9luftritten Gefommcn
Nls Squire 3oIbroof uuO irin Sobn
nad ibrem @sibcplub ainJen. WnrOe
pom Sufd nui fie asfeuert. unO poi
broot wuros astoOtct ; Oct Suhn eripi'
oerte oas Seuer, iebod oLne Gr;ola.
9olbroot mar Der 6Hbrer Ntr Eortei,
weIde Dor ,wei Sabreu nit b:r s !miiic
UNDERWOOD eintn bIutiaen S-rduB aus
,ufedteu bate. Der obenermQbnte
4uftritt fnnO am Sreitaa u,rI0naener
gSodle itutt uno am lektcr Wontda
uurbe 8ilp UNDERWOOD BON einem
MttaIieoe Ger Camille 9CIbroot es-
ldoNen.
Sic beioen 6amiI:eu unb ibre Gin
6dnaer bahcn fth bcmoHnst uno oraani
frt uut mcIlsn fdmpfeu, bis cine Rlr
tel bic @eeeuo perldBt. 3pei 2ruee1
Solbroofs inb aus Nem gScitcn suruf
oefommen, um ibre z trelttroIte Il
| iommelu unb &lf llnScruonG, uelde
iA in zen Sd'par;su ger9rn befano
lit ebenfaus beimgsf'brt, INN ie.ne
8artei ais @lnfuhrer su bieusn.
gRan tcfurdltat 8lututraiefen, D.
Id] uber Ger SdaupIob inn :5nnern &c
9dnbcs befuSet, fommen nie Geleben
beiten nur langiam oil Die Oeifentlib
fit
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1879-09-19

Cine Sonntaasfeier. lpit !ie ititen IN
cen Scr. Staaten OorfOnInt, batten
Die Silraer bon S5t. Iuitiu, Minnelota,
am 10. Nueuit. @or fur,er 3fit itorb
oaieibit 3. gSatermann uuo bintcrIieB
cine Stau uao mcbrere Sinber, uber-
Dies 40 4fet, aui ocueu tic Gghte rtif
mar. Die @ittius iuar arm Gnb muBtc
nidlt wie fe eie grnte ciubrnaen
loute. "a belt Ger SrtsQeiltlidle,
ueIder sic llmitdnoe fannie. am Conn
tag Iebr friia Stride uno ermabate Gle
Nfauner, anifatt Die YreOiat an'ub6ren,
bnnu3;la' ben unO Die 8rudlt Der nrs
men Mittlue ein5ubeimlen. OnS 1In'e
St1btdcn folB.e Der GrnabnunN.
allies QiuN nu Die 9lrbsit; Die 10 Afer
Ter gSittwe mmnen 9cidnittcn, asbuns
an unb, r0hAem Die aanie Mrbelt
9etbau mar, ginJ man beim Eiit Sem
Scmubticin, 0isien Sountl9 bcher ais
le einsn onoern. acfeiert gu babcn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1879-09-19

Gin enalii6es 9SsdieIblntt idreibt !:
Sie republitaniide Yartei iOuroe orga'
uilirt, um Die Nrbeit in oiciem ssanoe
frei uuo ebrcniuertb 'u modem. Die
republifaniide 4aEtei bat oieies trog
Der pereinipten Nnltrcngun9en DER an
oercu Yarteien er;ieIt. S)ie republi'
fanilde 8artet lit nod imner oa am
ftarfiten, no bic 9Irbeit am adtetiten
lit. Sie lit ON ibpdditen i'm Suocn,
ne Die Nrbeit nit 5IBen getreten uni
misbroudt wirb. Sic Nrbeiter baber
uiemalS uerseblid] 9iIfe bon Der repub'
lifanii9en Yartei erbeten, uenu SiefeIbt
i'm StonSe mar, iOlae gu e.ben. Gbel
fie iino imuer bon Der Oelnofratie oes
gtorbeus uno Suosns miBbanbelt Dor'
ben, peuu fic ole GontroIe uber oil
9feaierung inne bate.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1879-09-19

Die SampTer pteler Scmpa9nle:
Sraunldweia, 3lOOSons, @apllnbutid
glurnbere, 300 Sons Sap Sdaer,
asipsis. $500 Sofmann,
Ohio, 250J Wfeges
Berlin, $500 =, 9amfe,
Baltimore, $500 ,, . Se 2imon.
fabrsn rssslmdsis ATE IA Sage spilasn Srcs
men unb Baltimore unb nebmen gaiiaslers
su tilisfen &aten an.
Der ganbnnsSplas tteier SdmfTt1tHe IN
Baltimore if suglei6 DEPOT Ger Salttmert une
Sbip GiIentabn, pel6e paHagcre rcn uno ua1
bem g8e ten an biuiscrcu 9reifcn bee
fTrcert, ais irsert cine Gilenbab1 sen stsp
grIf uno pbilaoelpbia.
8ei Nnfumft Der Damrfidiife tptrb bas 0eprt
fir alIe 9ittanselfellten eelhIcfenL 10 baB be
Ginpanberer niht Der 9sfabt au,geIest Rnb
ppn getruaern telGwtnbelt ;u trereen, pds in
anpern SafsnpldBsu leiper 70 eft Der Gaa II.
gSir MAIDEN nod beicnters auf fclaenss
fir bsut1de ReiIenbe bertdGtunss gcrs
;iiae aufnierffnm tuelGe bic &eile nit uniern
@fbifTen bietet. Die gnBagiere tnh unter
Heutihen, fGnneu Fh allO NIT SeberitanH
perfiubiaen cbne Dolmctifsr 81 eebraudpen.
ftmIisen aus sinem S@if in has anotre, trie
ksi iubjreefen Rdilsn fntft nidt ffatt; bic
05oaadiere aebsr n 8renen fceleidb an Vcre
bss Sceantanisfsrs unb ssrlahea hsnistssn srp
IN 9aItimrre.-
w gBeaen niberer Nusfunft reabe man
fid an bic 6enernl-asenten.
81. GcDnbn1at6er s 3d.
| SO S cub Gap Ctr, Baltimore. VIC
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1879-09-19

Oas fril,Ee omerifanii9e &iubfeiid
bat leiuea SSe9 bereits bis mad grant
furt om Wain eefunben, uie aus fol-
genber Noti3 Der Srantfurter 3eItnna
su erfebea gluf 8eranla1uns Der
Marftbaleuperiudltuu9 bat cine seHaue
unteriudune beS BON oer biefigen gtr,
ifeigcruuss eefelfdaft Mfapor ir. 4
so gum Ierfauf sebraaten amsritani-
f6en Sleifdes ftattsefunoen. Der bie'
lise Sreistbierur3t, 9err BroteflOr
oeonbarb, erttdrte Oas Sleii4, mei@es
rneif BON iungsn Sbiersn better auaIi'
tat berrubre, fur Elm ansse3eidnetes
9lobrunasmittel. Ser 9tfGmnf bes'
ielbeu pirb burd Iiuser.s Nufbewabren
in faItem gSaher bonitdnOis benz bes
friiden Steif3es sIeid.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1879-09-19

Inter ben ouf Der Office bes gonts
mifdrs fur grbsitsftntiffit einseIaufe-
men 8riefen befiubet fid aud elmer bon
tenn @arbeu bes Staate5udtbnuies in
Ssferiou @itp, n,eIdem bic fOleencen
Daten entnominen iino:
an,abl Der iebt i'm 3udtbauie befinS'
lidleu 9efanaeilen 1918
Nnsabl Der 8efangenen. Wel6e nit
Der Nnfertisuns bon Sauben
unb StiefsIn tefd)aftiat iinO 366
Musahl Der 8efanseuen, ue!he nit
Der @nfertisung bon Sattelbo6en
bsfddfti3t iino 157
9lusabI Der @efafgeneu. nit Der
@nfertisuus bon Summets be'
fddftiat. ia
InsabI Der 9eflnnenen nit Der
9Iuiertiguns nnn8eicn beidaftigt 20
9ln,abl Der 9efan9cnen, mt Der
9lnferti9un9 non Stiiblsn be.
iadftiat 3
8efnmmtsabI Der iuusrbllb OcS Sc
fdngn;fes Sei4dftieeu 720
9Is SobIenminer in Den oWont'
ferrat Mines" arbeiten 233
Wfit peridiebener nnherer Nrbeit
fir ben Staat iino beih1fti9t 80
9eiammtsahl Der auBerbaIb oes
9efan9nilles Sei6dftiaten 593
Sm 9anSeu 1913
lluter oieIen Gtr1HinQen beiinben iih
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1879-09-19

Oie ar0Bte llbr ocr gSeIt btInoet iid
auf Dem cneIiihen Yarlamsntsbauie.
Oas 3ifTtrhIatt bat einen 3urdmeiier
uon p 6ub uno jeoe Wlnnte belpsat
Ta Die SpIss hes Wiinuten3eiaers UNI
I 3oa. Die l,hr mus ole 81 Sage
lufgemunntn mcrrcn. bod 1T nas
Sdlnamerf nur auf u Sage bcrcduet.
20 hab iofort cine @trnGGI0bigung i'll
Se;uq ouf bn5 Nuflpinbcn entOcGt
!oerocn fann. Nieie lebtere Spcration
beaniprud)t 2 Stunben 3eit. s as
YerNel Ser ubr 1T Is SUP IGng unO
Die Otdoer res @ertes Tn6 aus 8uBeiien
onoefeetiQt. Sic @lode, we!6e Gle
Stunoen idIdat. lit IS 6ub tod, ibI
0urdmencr betrd9t 8 SUP uno bas
8ewidlt ncricIbcn belduft fidl auf nahe
IL Is Sonncn: Ger SdldaeI cIlelr
uieat 400 @fuur. SieIe llbr id]laq
sie @ierte!ItuEter unb nadl ihrer
SdldQen requlrt Ger Steno0r'pl iein'
Nrbeif. 9}rt isoem nsusn Sdta9'
ninnrt Gin neuer 0siidtitatter oi'
Steue res cn0ern elm, mabreno meid,e
3eit ltbtercr binouS9eht, um lein
gtoti;eu aus us,uarbeiteu, ole er mdbren'
oieier 8ierteIituuoe 9emadt bat.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1879-09-19

tleber Die sesenDdrtise GeftadftsIaee
fdreibt Die yR. 3. 9aubelssta lnfere
GiIenbabnen unb Gandle fiuO faum i'm
Stanbe, ben Sransport Der Brobucte
gu bepdltigen, iDel@e Der Beifen nad
dtIontnden Sdfen ieubet, nuo bier
ssniigt Die 3nbl Der bisponiblen Sabr.
seuse nidt CUR 8erfbifuns bieier
Yrobucte nod fremben Wtlttbeilen.
@enn trobbem Die Nuefubr unieres
8Iases WdbrenS Der Iebteu s@ote Die
fil cine alside 4eriooe bisbsr ME &C.
fannie Sobe pon cirea sebu sRidionen
Collars. ODER Ii MliIIionen Dollars
mebr als i. suuor, erreidt bat, ~ barf
man bieies 9teiultat ols fidere 9urs'
f9aft fur bnS fernere Geoeiben uuiere5
hiesldbrigen grporibanbeIs bstradten,
baS aQerbinss mas 2ebensmittel bee
trifTt, ben WfiBerntsn guropa's in
bobem Grabe su banfen iein mir.
9tidt minoer lebbaft als Der Sergcbr
bon gSeit nod Sit, lueun aud nidt bon
Qleiher Simenfou, lit Der bonn Siten
nab Dem Msitsu; Der transport eins
beitnii6er un0 fremher Sdbrifate,
weIde bier in Stem gorf unb i'll anberen
0itliden Ntdrfteu fur oen Gnn,um inn
@eiten aefauft wtrbeu, bat ielbit in
ben Sabren Dor De, &riiiS uniere @ilen.
babnen nidlt in bem @raoe bcid6ftiat,
iuie in bieiem 9erbit, uuo Die @eDriic
al1emeincr g8isoerbelebung bon 9an,
oeI unt SIouitrie uberbeben uns ccr
Wiube, auf oeren einselne 3Weiae bier
nGher einsuge6en. @ls in ihrpn SOlaeu
faum su iiberihdbsnoe @obltbdten
fur Die gan,e llnion iinb ferner Die
;unebmeube @innanoerun9 uuo oel
iturfc @ol0sSmport aus europa su
nenucu. Gurd Gritere, irelde uoruebms
lid ecul MelteI ,uiti omit unb Wilionen
@tcres 9uno Der Gultur oieni thar nadt.
miro Der 9ldtiouaIwo5litdno aeboben,
w6trcno bas anfommen0e Sob Ger
8aar;abIunA cine fsitere 8nT5 sibt nno
niht nur ole Softer ser Geaieruug
Julien, fonoern aud ole Santcn in Zen
Stano itben mirb, ibre 9foten, itltt
NIT @reenblfs, nit 9oIA ei:;ul6lcn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1879-09-19

Or. 4ieree's 8iaen flibren ni9t,
ipie anbere @bfubrmittei, nad bolIbra6-
ter gSirfuns 8eritopfung berbsi, lon-
bern bewirten cine permautnte, geiunOs
Shatiafeit ser Sebarme. Da fie rein
peaetabiliider &c iatur iinS.
10 beoorf es BEL Dem @ebroud Oerfelbeu
feiuer befoubern SorefaIt. Or.
Bieree's Memcranbumbblher Fnb ir
allen Npotbeten unsntseItIi@ gu baben