davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-02-28
sin Gmneyfertt3roe

9 t, gOut8, 26. 6ebrllar. = 0enrD %
GonuOr, II Sabre cit, feHerte, qeifern Ibeno
tlnen BiiiOlenidluB.0uf iCiue 20sjdbri9e Stlmes
fer annie ob, ipdhreH0 Oieielbe itbon inl Sette
lag, nre bradlte ihr clne t0btlldle @un6e bel.
6enr9's Sufcl crtbsilte inn tur5 oorbcr eintn
&u,pris, neil CT cine iiingere Sfiueiter aeihlas
gen bate, uno er tpellte fih on anne RIDDEN,
irciI CT 9laubte, bdB oieielbc Dem SntG ben
&oliaQ mitgctbeilt bobe. Die Serluuncete
iud,t ibren Sruoer III entihuiOigen mo be-
boHptet, Der S6u6 iei 3ufGllig loS3,gangeu.
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Ner Nnfh,fd1e NIlnrnnrnaek.

0orltng t on &C., 26. 6ebrllaf. =
Die @eIfruorencn in benz, @aib'ihen WOros
prOseiTe spgen fiG I'm IS llbr geilern Rahmits
toa suriid nnO lpurben beutc AbeH6 entlaien,
nodbem es iidb berausaeiteat bate, baB es ibs
nsn upmD0lidj lpar, fdl au einigsu. Dem Ser
nebinsn n0d) tparen ud)t fir lleberfiibruns uno
bier fir 6re1lprsdung. Wan ertpartste alse>
mein, baB @aib treiaeiprodlen peroen fpiirOe,
unr betraftet oas IeIultat ais ttnen Grfol9
iiir Die @eaner heS 0uelIuniuaS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-02-28
Gin ttnfGjnEotees Opfer et,tes StrA:
EftrrmiJTcGu

@fncinnati, 26. 6ebr.-&idarb Surz
len ecrietb gegen 412 llhr lente AbeaS an Der
gfe Der s. StraBe nno GgaleltonzIpenue IN
cine G6lGgcrei nit Ylldlael aRurpbg nno teus
.rte mebrcre Sdliiiie aui benletben ab, oerea
elmer i'm AM @rnle perfuunoete. Cine anoere
9uael froi Sohu SuGlipan, meldler geraoe auf
Ssm gHeee nod ieiner gSohnnn9 ooriiber9ing,
uno t0oteteihu au1enblidlid).
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-02-28
EermtIdIfe SepcfGlcn aus Teias
4lTrF

9lem-0ort, 27. Tebruar. = Sine in Der
grooiibner &aierne itationirte @Ompagnie Otas
.rineiOlSuten unter benz 8tisble oe8 GapttdR8
0ieooe giug sellern nod 8aibin8tOn ab, mn
an eer Snau9mQtioueieie tbsilSunetmeH.
- 9u 35zl6hrige 0fid)ael 0ic@Oman, an
Oer 6airmonnt=2lpeuue IN Striep.Gitp pobns
t0it, tpurOe glitern bon elnen Sarren itbers
f0brtn nno nuf Der Stelle get6otet. Gr butter
iGBt cine @ittrue NIB bier Stnser.
= S0rl 8ud)lIpp, ein Dtutidler, peld]er
fiiiher bel einem gefannten, 9tGmeu8 IlfreO
Safobion, in Scr. 448, on -. Str., pObnte
nuD 0enitlbCn uu' @slO unO Supeleu I'M Be
TRACE bon iiber 5000 braubtc, 1T in Bolts
bile, BenNi., pobiu er entfloben rpar, berbaItet
uIo bierber 6uriidgebradt morosn.
- s. 90. 6ritl1e uno 6. Siered iino 9es
iltrn Dtoreen nod1 Bbilabelpbia ab9ercif, 100
iie bCute 9lbeno in eiIier WtaiieHueridnmlung
lpredsn Ioam. 9iOntaa refieu Die beiOen 2tbz
aejanbtCn 0Cr 0Cutlhen SO3talOemOfratle mieoer
in gtctu=g) g)orf Elm, nm bon bier aus ihre 9lgitaz
stionSraiIC ned ben DiiIt9en Staaten fort3uz
!eten.
= Coroner Gltiuger bs9ani geitern cine lin
teitnduna bfSii9!id) Der tlutigeu Sd)laaerei in
Gr.41, Dillberrplirabe, bel Der gticOla Salz
6ersii Qet6Ntet unD Neon @idjette id)psr perz
munbtt mrrbelr. Wicbrere Der STR 3et in Der
gSirthihait anDeimoen Yerioneu rOu:Oeu per-
l1rt, Soh ipar iebr iueRg iiber Die llriafen Oes
@treitcs unb mer fith al eemislben betbeiligte,
Ill crIatren. Der GGanfndrter 8afiaele BOue
Qob an, baB 5miihen SanOer8it unb @idlettC
etn Gtreit mr9tn So entlouO, tuelGe Snmme
.Grilerer Hon @idjette forberte; eS l5i baum 81
elmer Ghld9ersi 9efOmmen, bod tuollte gsies
monb piiien, iper @tlts iidj an bcrlelben BIZ
tbeiltqte. 9ope ufldrt, er babe 9eieben, baB
&ifefte elm lougts WieiIer 5og, uno eaB Elm
Igann, 9tamen8 9lntouio &ao5So, aus eiuem
Nepolber ldoB. Die onbeeu 3eu9en tuiOer'
lprtd)en ielp6 Oieien 9ln9obeir. Der Coroner
iiteriuies pier Der 3eugeli, bret Yldnner nnO
enc 6rau, benz GeIaugniiie; bic Boli5ei fabn.
bet iett anf SaO5SO. Gihctte's SnIeguHs'u
wcrSen nid,t fir t6btlidl gebalten.
= Sr. Mar Sflneae, Der 8enOrift bcS ,, Cha.
lia=3heutas," 1T mad 5tpeiw6fi9cr Sranfbeit
am glerpenfisber tm Glter ton 80 Sabren &c.
forben. Der 8eritorbene hattie iidl einen be,
tradtlifcn 5tuf in Ssrin, 6ranfinrt nno 9eip'
siQ, iOmie bler 81 eanoe ertporben. &ie Beer
6ienng fuoet mOrgeH itatt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-02-28
su elten gpOiaeteRBu RabeH.
asgan lels 8aIih nnO gsabr."
ON nnS MnbLtfutnI

gs fam feline be8cre G5araEte iag6sn BeEb bon 9t.
o,,sortpieIep faeroen ais tie denhcn uHh uugloien
So&ohninasn berfclbep. Gs 6tiopobI iatite ryets
iolpcnts, ais aud .9atleis" une 4aals." Seltt snd
pof ur0 UedaEet Hpr 3Gbmae,S unS a@iet eoLaul'
tg 6tfHpd (SunlsO, AGts&SSl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-02-28
MnIfsiuffi. tn We,t.merifn

@arDsitOn, Ssr., &c. 6ebruar. = Gine
Depei6e Der STEMS" aus albuquerque, &c.
N., beriGtet. oofS 6aulinO @utttero, etner Der
W5r6er bCs Sberiten Botter, IN Der porlcbten
glddht eurh einen S0ltshaufen ans benz Sc
fGnaniIIe qebolt nno on petnielben Srte auI9e=
fuiipit ipuree, an trelheiu ieiue DtitiautOigen
idon por stniger 3eit benz 8iGter epu9 gum
S1nFsr Fisi3tf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-02-28
qnaaa,ArthafI.

8oit on, 26. Tebruar. - Stearns &. Gbs
bett, iiberfiibrt, Srau Grue su @rOtOu ernorz
oct 81 haben, tpurbe beute suln Sobe oernrs
tbeilt. Die Sinridtung 1T uitf ben 22. Gpril
b 6. ftitneieft.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-02-28
0fr MfnnaasInnr.

NemsY Orf, 26. 6ebr. Der biefge llnterz
Gd)abmstitr bat lOiueit Sbli9ationen i'm Ses
trage BON $4,70O,000 fraft beS ibm geiteru
BONG dotamte eriheiIten &eicbIs gefauft. Die
etimwuug auf Dem Geiomarfte mar bsute
nod iinmsr etmQs iGIuaufeuo uno fieberlid),
jtGod) bebenttnb letter, ais 9eitern, nno man
hOiit. NoE bGs SGllimlnlte poriiber Ill.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-02-28
Ste sfaatsiaaIo bon 9enaefiee. :


Naibbille, 26. 6cbluar. @Oupcrnelr
SartinS iiberitidte Oor9elern Der @eietge,
burg leine Sotidlaft. Sin betrGdtlider 6beil
berlelben bebanoelt bic StaatsibulO 6rage.
Die @eiamnts sGIbinOlidlfsiten Sts StaafeS
prbcn auf iiber $40, 100000 aueeaebtu, uos
Ill nod $500 900 riiffduSi9.r 3nien foms
men. Sbpobi itit iiiuf Sabren ftint 3inien
bCsablt purben,i ,ia9t Ger @OuUerneur, babe er
Sertrauen in Die Hsdhd0ffenbeit 0es Solfes
unO beii.n gersiiluiui9feit, RAD Sraitcn Die qe.
red,te 8iirbe Der Sd)uIbenlait Su trageu. Der
@pupernsur tragt Der gcrarnna9 oea SOlt.s
turds ben aries @Rs6nlng nnO iprtdt Die lleber.
scu9nn0 aus, bab Elm GOnlpromiB anf @rnnO-
iO9e gereftsr unO f,beraler Yrin5ipisn iid ais
toitbeiibait fir ben Staat nno bic 8onoNba=
Gererm,i;sn mitrSe. Die Details eiltes Cont
pron1iIies nit ben Gidubi9rn miiiie er Der
@eiebaebuna iiberlaiIen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-02-28
@erS erSawWn8sBtf6wetsew.

Gfubr, 8inrrb6e, Cholera Wlorbus ooerIbmer,bof,gy
Stnblaou9 ncrocR in t5-2Q N}tuuten fnrirt Smrss
Goomon'3 Reao0 Gcliei Weber SerHopfluo Tlsh
9utAlinouHQ, pe6er StDdhe nod glaftfsieif nsri,Ss
iant oer gt6rauh Don R. VI. Nlelief
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-02-28
Nns astnett.tntter ppernfegt. .

Cincinnati, 81. 5sbr. 8as bon,
6ieigsn ,,eollcge Of Wafc" peran1altete Opsrns
fsil aslarete seiieru Abeno 5nn abihluiie. Sm
@onieu fpobntsH eirta $4,000 Berionen ben
febsn Gorftellun9sn bel, uuo bic @innabmeu
beIisfen f4 anf $4,000.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-02-28
sBa,,oeI am SSei,,lt aferfaI Inn gSeIten

6 Gbica9 8 D., SlS., 26. Stbr. - Gtne Oes
psihe bon SiOursSaIls, Dalota, id)lleert SaS
@lene, ,'tpeiGes III isnsr@egenO iuegen Man9elS
-au Ssnsrunssinatsrial in erid,redenOtm Qnl'
fange vorherridt. Omar iinb nod feline EoOes'
idlle in Golse beS @ririerens ebcridtet worOen,
abtr bic Qtule babtn fidl ge5mlngeu geiehen, bic
Sclegrapbenpf6ble it,nsubauen unb ala 6eis'
matsial su osrbrnnhen; Die 5dulhauier fino
asidlofsn un6 Die Gelhdfte ollgenlein ilspens
Sirt. Get 6rei Ge9tn Iin6 ttiue 8ahnilse
mthr nad Der GtaOt atfOmmen, neil fie ebeu
uiGt I'M Stanee iinb, fdl slrA bic 5uiamnltu~
estrshten Ghreenaficn 81 fptuben. iutldle ole
Gtieiit blodiren, une cstprSsu tpobl nod1 lilsbs
rere Geae neraebtn, ebe pi.esr Elm Sabusug in
Der Gtabt alfommen wiro. S,ridle bon ben
fltinsren Srti6aften Der llmas9eno iaser, SaB
oie9eute tpeaenRanaels on Beuruugsmaterial
iebr piel III lsioen habeH. WfaisfDrner fino bas
ein;ige Srsnmnaterial, bas ibnsn sur S.rfiis
quue ftebt. Sci Barrier in 0atota hnben Die
etute in Der rlmaegenb bic SabuiAptQea bers
ousoerifISif 1fuh neaI,raiftlf
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-02-28
Sn riner bis 3lpau3ig WIunteH,

Uie iebr aad} 6en glbeumasilben,. geiHaaerlaer.
@ulpoden, 8erlIappelten yterO0gH, GttJtiIden oSer
an lonil4Cr 9rdnthett Stioeu6M qudIen p0aen Bar
lnah's WeGob Neitel" iUtro augeublifliae Shlle
idaifen bei
gnBiinOungeu Der NiereH, gnt,iiuSunaeH ber
Slnie, @e0GrnlzG Gnt;inouug, guu0eu @oHas.
iliOren, 6OlS eeiben, adhma, 5m1flopf,u,
8iphtcria, 6hferli6eH. anfdQen, Brduns,
Sotarrb, Sn1uci5a, aOphpe6, 3ahnihmer3su,
y2eurld9ia, 8benmatismns, tdltGm un6 6eiaeuI
6icbG, 9iibnerangcn ur6 5roItbeuIeu.
5is IuUenbana bcs ~Rea6h 91eIief. an ser oSeY ben
lstoenoeH Selen ioir6 aIs6alo Oebagte grIeibteuRa
idofi,n.
Srcfia bis letsSig Iropfen 6abou In ein,u aaIbsn
EuUnla5 poH &nIier uer0en In lDetltqgn NudenbIidsN
Qr6mpie, DaQeWidure, Sobbrennen, qopfidlmertrT.
3nrrhuC, ghicHern, sOltg, &l36InqCu In ben GtEaes
rg0cn uno ole nnerlihen Sbmeuen 6eifen.
Weienoc iolten tmmer cine Rtnhe RabDan's
"Ee0op BeitcT" bc nh traqcH. 2Penige 9ropfeu Oas
uou, IN gsaitr qehon, beugeH aHen 9ranthciten uHA
cen 0dnlt ue5inhpItCn eci6en, bic aus BEN Ge6rdube
diCdtCr gSaiIrr5 entiprn9en. Dor. Gs 1T etn 6eierer
StimuIant ais ironj oiidlcr granOq ober Stlterer,
Sa(teS nnS Dtbi8eS Steber.
GaItcs umO bfbtoes Tiebes ocbcn far 50 9ets.
gs gttbt fcu b6erss NeilmtteI In Der gBet, uas 70
hpe allt Iren pon Seber BELT, m0Qen iie uou pers
oorbcucr Sult Diuaria; ooer 6eecnernoer gaae foHs
nen, mo9er he Shartats, Neroeu o0er 0elbes HisbeG
bst6tn. ol5 - uner 3u1ie9unq Uon RaOrua9's Rl1en,
oas rReaOB HeItei" ~. SiaotpaNS.
8aHf8is GeutS pro 8IaS6s.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-02-28
e8 pur oa8 erfte uno iit Oa8 ein,tse
Sautsr3bertilgeuoe @itteI

bas i'm gugenhltde oeu audlen0heu 2ei6sn gtH6aa
tbut, ons grt3iuoauaen uno6Dngeitionen hcia m61eH
re nun an oel eunaeu, Dem Ylagen, Den gHqeoeoeH,
Oe eiumaIiger GulUeuouHg.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-02-28
2saSwap's
0egnltreWOe Staem.
@ouRoattteue WutgGuieH, Iifoernse HkFGlTo
pisIieI, DirfCjs DhrIc =tluferl, iet5 luDevt3Tflo
uao tIeiarIid II; ibres Operations,
Gin ve8etabIttfaes GrfaSHttteE Fac
Galome't.

g9gtommeH obHe te9Iihen Bdgeidmod, elegant NIT
WaSuag'B IiHen Bur Cur aIer srout5sitsn beT
g2a9ens, bergcber, Der eoGrue, Der ereu Der Bale.
Euspepfe, 6tliOe 3uitdroe, je6er, rHterebsentBHns
6ulig, Sdmouboioeu uuo ane aH6ercH Sttoen oes una
tey|si65. Cine Doliommeue sur garuNtirt. Rein pea
aeta6ili6, teHe Spur bon 9leTtr, BliHeralien obst
idd6tjGen SropuCn.
% D1nn beatite folsenbe S9mptome bon srantbds
tea 6e Berboun9soTgdns: 8griiQPiung, i1nets6e
Sdnonboi6eH, 8lutiUduuug mad Dem 8cpte, 53Ere
TioQ5u6rIcen durf5 9liiitesen, SiTifea ooer Bebtn
ets 6gBeuS, eritidcnecs @eiuhl bei'm eegen, 5cbel
o0cr SlGder Uor Den aE9en, Teber .odmpie Shustrs
BcH i'm 9opje, Roden6en dtbem. 9elbes 3u5Iebcn oeE
haut uuh Der &u9en, Selteniea3en, SbRsrsen IN brE
Srut una in ben Glieocrn, pl5eltdc anuallugeH 0oR
Site, BreHHeu oeS SlgihCs.
Stniae 8citu pon @aOlpaG'S DiHeH iDerbeu Doe
Spfem bon allen oben9enaniden Srautbeteu 6ciseteu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-02-28
Gin Solar pro StaS@e.
q. g. g.
@00tp0N's MeaSn @eltef
lilrirt itn0 berbilte.

tllFtrt R1o 0erbltet
Gubr, StarrbOe, @bOlerd Rorbus, 7iiebx
unb Samera &beumatismu8, GeroSe
S&mer3en, 9ppbteritts, 6al8ent.
sinoung, SnfIueucia, @tbs
muug8bei9werSen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-02-28
Snfano-9 o-9epefGett.
@arfels's ReiSe nad, gSa;ataatom.

W0FFlCEo 3 NClle Nadt gS0TDtWBEOW@
Wan8ficlr, o, 27. 6ebruar. - S. ..
Qaiug, @Cntraluerpalter Der yYeunMluanier
@abn," mud1t folgenOe Mittbsiuug: Generol
@arfielb miro mOrsen (0tOnta9) Sormlttaa
nm 10 llbr Don NtGntor abreiien unb iidI ami
eiuem @rtro5uge Der YenniplUanier Sabn"
ilber 9tibtabnla, @arreil, YOuugstomn mo
8ittsbura nod @aihnatOn begcbcn. @rpmO
Gc9Cn IS llbr aben6e ourd Yittsbnrg fommen
nn0 an Qisnlag iriib in 28aihnatOn anlan9eu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-02-28
s@wtmSfnnt

Der gunGtn unb tu6eryu5Ier Bbtiis; Fropbul6s4bhia
lltiiucn Eeoen; 0ubDiuoeu, GntoytuR9 urb ser
lioiorttgC Stu6tun9 gendhrt, no ionf 6afb,fsT ~
broudt pur6gn, DeIdc i6mgrIbaftr Operation u,ISs
melr hbaThifg IN, Staieniieiu lH0 In alien Tdseu
ooH '' uN'''"
gtit3ftHSttttG Der 9arn6[aTe Huh
Der &tcretl,
bdrmuttedei6eH. Oo ""1 W
9re 5laibe entbdlt mebr oftiDeuno beiltratse Gle
mente ats lrgeno elm aHpere5 grdparot Die UteStIis
miro tbeelotfellDetie geu0nmen Ud6renb auSere SRrS
itint 6ts lcts 0tal 70 OieI erTorOeru.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-02-28
gefeSrap6tfGe 9spefGen.

(Btr&te Ssr raffOetrrtsH greie" far ben -Gsptfa,u
@orrepouoenten.")
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-02-28
.Serrem-S -Sfeioer- 8aarett.

1prtbeiIBaftc Gtmsattfs
I;ortbetlDafte Ginf1afe
WortBetlbafte etnfattfe
bon
&letDunaSifiiGett
&Iet0ua9slttiGen
SIsipMn0StitGeH
bel -
y. G. Sillmatt & Coup,
u. 9s- $3tIman s Sompr
u. Ut. astllmas. s. GoMp~
sSsIeiOersssaaoler
CIR. tG6, gSeit.Satttmore' ? traBe.
Er. ff;8, gSejtsSalttntcre' SfraBe-
Nr. fGG, 2Seit=SalttmptssSt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-02-28

Ml0Srib, 27. Sebrnar. = 8ie Ons Sour
mol r0iberol" mtttheiit, tpirO has MiHiiteriam
ben geqeumdrtigsu Sortes oas Siie9et uno eine
9i1, meidne bic gtdrfe Der Hrmee iine SiOtte
ftfIellt, nnttrbysiten. Sails Die MniOritSt ems
piUIet, 70 mirb lur Debate Gb1 o0s 8lDgst
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-02-28

B0rIS, y. 0ebrnat. = GtHe 9toBt oTlellt7
life Concentration ieu6 beute 81 Gbreu OeS
70. @ebultataaeS Siftor Suge's itatt. Cine
oroBe 9nSabl Nlitalieber per 0epulirttntams
iiler uno anrers berporragsn0e BeriOnei1 itattes
ten ftm @efeierten siuer Beiud) ab. 8ahreHo
er @inpfan9 rod i'm @auge mar, maridlirte
ein ldnqu, ous ptelen Dsputatiouen beftebeu0er
9ua on Ger @Obuuua OeS 6ru. 0uso uOrbet,
mn Ytbtcrer bfqriiBte Die 0sputatioHen Don
ciutm s rIicr ans. Nlan iddet, oaB psnig-
f.ers sec, COO 8srionen On Dem Yu0e tbttuGH.
men. 2ouis Slanc belt ipGter iT 8rOcooero
eiuen 8anegpIit uuf ben aefsierten Sdrif!s
lCller.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1881-12-24
LINCOLN ON LABOR

In those documents We find the abridse.
ment Of the existing right OF suffrage,
and the denial to the people of all right
to participate in the selection of public
officers. except legislative, boldly adroca,
ted with iabored arguments TO prove that
large control Of the people in the govern
ment Is the source of all political evil,
Monarchy itself is sometimes limited at as
a possible refuge from the power of the
people. In my present position | could
scarcely be justified were | to omit rails
ing warning voice against this approach
of returning despotism. 1t is not needed
OF fitting here that 4 general argument
should be made in favor Of popular insti-
tations, but there is one point with it's
connections, not so haclneyed as tho
other. to which ask brief attention. Ii
is the effort to place capital on an equal
footing, II not above, labor in the struct-
IRE OF government. 1t is assumed that
labor is only available i'll connection with
capital; that nobody lqhQrs unless some
body owning capital somehow by the use
of it induce hin. to labor This assumed,
it is next considered whether It is best
that capital shall hire laborerS, and thus
induce lhcui 10 work with their own con-
sent, OF buy them and drive them 10 il
without their consent. Having proceed
ed 50 far, it is naturally concluded that
what we cali slaves. And further, it is
assumed that whGeve. is once 2 hired la
Now there is no such relation between
capital and labor as that assumed, nor is
there any such free man fixed for life
H. the condition of hired laborer. Labor
is prior to and independent Of capital.
Capital is only the fruit Of labor. and
could never have existed if labor had not
first existed. Labor is the superior o:
capital, and deserves much the highest
consideration. No men living are more
To be trusted than those who toll up from
poverty; none less inclined to touch or
take aught which they have not honestly
earned. Let them beware of surrender
ing Il political power which they already
possess, and which, when surrendered.
will surely be used to close the door Of
advancement against such as they. and to
Tx new disabilities and burdens upon
them till all their liberty shall be lost.
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made application and the lowest prices consistent
with satisfactory work STEPHEN MORRIS 4 son.
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Various CauSa-

Advancing years care, sickness, diSap-
poilt:ncnt, and hereditary prcdispoSi-
tion-all operate to tIrn the hair gray.
and either of them inclincs it to shed
prcmaturciy. AYERS HAIR NIGoE will
restore faded or gray, light or red hair
to Il rich brown or deep black, as may
be desired. 1t SoftcnS and cleanScs the
scalp, giving it healthy action. 1t
removes and cures dandrutf and humorS.
81 its Use falling hair is checked, and
4 new growth will be produced in all
cases where the folliclcS are not de-
stroycd or the glands dccaycd. It's
effects are beautifully shown on brashy,
weak, III Siclily hlir, on which few
applications will produce the gloss and
freshness Of youth. Harmless and sure
i'll its results, it is incompatible az
Il dressing. and is especially valued
for The soft mStrc and richness of tone
it implrtS.
AYERS HAIR VIGoE is colorlpss;
contains neither oil nor dye; and will
not soil or color white cambria; vet
it lasts long on the hair, and keeps
it fresh and vigorous, imparting M
agreeable perfume.
For sale by all druggists.
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JAMES X. TRIMBLE.
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1882.
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10 NUptFiUT 81 tItItIand. o.
Price reduced to only 81 80 per bottle.
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fs-Being satisfied after fair trial that the
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