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National Republican., 1883-01-12
The Hawaiian Treaty and Mr.. sprocIsols


When the present reciprocity treaty with
l. the Hawaiian kingdom was under considera-
ton in the senate it was opposed with much
energy by Mr. CLAUS SPRECKELs an extern
siye sugar rcnner in san Francisco, Mr..
SpRECKELs was happy in the possession of
influence but it fell short of its object, and
the treaty was ratified. This opened our
ports to free sugar from the Sandwich Islands,
but it at tho same time opened the sugar
plantations of that distant land to
the purchasing power of Mr.. SPREcK-
ELs's money, Now that entcrprising pro-
ducer of the saccharine commodity
is a regular Sandwich Islander, and deprecates
the .abrogation of the treaty he labored so hard
to defeat, Thus circumstances alter cases.
When the treaty was made SpREcKELs and
his friends were totally oblivious of the po-
| litical advantages which must accrue to this
country by so close a relation with the great
base of naval operations in the Pacific The
| treaty was regarded as next door to annexation,
and in view Of the coyetous eyes which Euro
pean nations had cast upon the islands, it was
hailed with delight by all who felt interested
| in American prestige, except SPREcKELs and
| his friends, The importance of close relations
| with the Hawaiian kingdom is as great now
as then, Mr. SrRECEELs is said to have so
arranged matters with the Central Pacific
railway company that they have established
National Republican., 1883-01-12

GOVERNOR BUTLER very unSindly reminds
the party which nominated him, that "thc
votes of democrats who have been elected,
hardly oyertop those given to HANCOCK" )"
lie rightly attributes the recent electoral sur
prises u republiean absenLoaism.
National Republican., 1883-01-12

IT appears TO be difficult matter to antici-
pate all tho vsrious questions which may
arise under the bin to restrict Chinese immi-
grafton, but the government may be sure that
it will have to be II very cosely-woyen net of
regulations through which certain railway
companies and their Chinese agents win not
be able to import coolie labor.
National Republican., 1883-01-12

TIE house committee on elections have de-
cidcd that Mr.. MANNING, of Mississippi, was
not elected in 1ssO to the seat he holds in
congress, and it is to be hoped that, in the c,;-
prrssye language of the street, he will be
speedily fired out"
National Republican., 1883-01-12

Ir is sugGo ted that 10 man be allowed to
vote at the mex republican primary elections
who voted u rcpubi"ant.cl,ot last fall. This
will rcbulso thcdcprayity which clung to tho
wicked machine and will restore perfect har-
mony in the party.
National Republican., 1883-01-12

Gov BUTLEE's Offer to run the state of Mas
sachusetts with two-thirds of the number of
hands now employed, and they at half the
present wages, shows that he is up to the
times. 1t is what might be called reform red
hot. Sealed proposals ought to be called for
for running the United States machine. See
advertising rates.
National Republican., 1883-01-12

As usual, the disposition of spoils by n
democratic executive does not satisfy the
rGiormers Of that party. Mayor EDsoN Is
accused of making appointments at the dicta-
tion Of politician named KELLY. Several
thousand fellows for whom there are no Offices
are slightly disappointed.
National Republican., 1883-01-12

Mr.. RANDALL docs not deny that he would
be willing to take a shy at the white house
after PENDLETON, EATON, and the "more
eminent men" have worn out their booms.
lie is waiting, evidently with the thought
that new boom sweeps clean.
National Republican., 1883-01-12

STRANGE it has sneyor occurred to the dram
atists of the realistic school, who delight in the
consumptivc cough of Camille, to INTRODUCES on
the stage practical tooth pulling, an amputa-
tion, or a ease of smaipox.
National Republican., 1883-01-12

AND now the hearts of some of the unso-
phistcated metropolitan journalists bleed for
fear the postmatcr5 who do not hoom THE
REPUBLICAN will lose their heads. Not at
all, gentlemen, not Mt all, Some people
think you try to bulldozc people into doing
as you want them to. But we, who know the
kindness Of your hearts, know better They
mako the same mistake about you that you
make about The REPUBLICAN, Bless you,
no man shall be hurt by us for not taking
this paper. Print this please,
National Republican., 1883-01-12

CREosoTE in large quantities renders the
schuylkill water highly disagreeable, if not
poisonous. Temperance reform in Phladel-
phia will be temporarily postponed pending
rectihcation of this difficulty.
National Republican., 1883-01-12
no r1Iry sIngCUrrrr,5.

TUE DAILY EryuiIcAN delivered 10y carriers to
any part Of the city aud suburbs, regularly and
cnrly at the following rites:
Per Monlh.'..''..'.''.'''''''' 90
Ter Sl'O
FER Near.".................... ................. 600
National Republican., 1883-01-12

ITis now seven months since congress appro-
priatcd the necessary funds to erect fire es-
capes and stand pipes and ladders on the gov
ernmcnt printing Office and the government
hospital for the insane for the protection OF
life and property. ON ncitherof the buildings
has there yet been placed fire escape or a
the matter waiting for repetition of the Mil
Waukce holocaust?
National Republican., 1883-01-12
TRIDAV. JANUARY u, 1858.
r,l.r N1..nti,rr rn-rnnr-

For NCic Ea0'oHt amt me Middc llN1nfc states,
ipcluding he Instruct of COlumba. ftrUeutler aort-
Wcs'lrg tCinds, stationary or Myicr temperature,
hiGhSr pressure.
Fair wsa'icr Is in6iro'Sd to-ddy IN ne Eusi GWf
and AHGHic ca0a stats, and Oh saturday in Tie
Souh .ifdHtic states.
Yesterdays thcrmomctcr.--7n. n. M. 1882 II n. M,
2iOo; p. m, 2i52; p. m, 2lG'i II p. m, lSO';
maximum, - ~; minimum, lGj2.
National Republican., 1883-01-12

ATTORNEY GENERAL BREWSTER has reason
to be proud of the viiflcation and abuse which
is heaped upon him by the spleen and malice
of n hired press He sensibly ignores their
petty venom, as he can well afford to do.
National Republican., 1883-01-12

FROM New York to Europe there were more
than 46, 1872, 735 bushels of grain carried last
year. Not single bushcl of it was carried
by an American ship. The fact alone is
stated. Comment is unnecessary
National Republican., 1883-01-12
49,. 1.nnl. nrn1rn.

The New York Office of THE REPUBLICAN, Is Mt
Room Co., lriIi1c building, where files OF THE RE-.
PUBLICAN and all necessary information relating
10 advertisements can he obtained.
National Republican., 1883-01-12

So large u fall of snow in ATTITUDES so far
south is regarded as hostile to the spiritor the
Virginia resolutions of l7gS And thus we re.
adjust.
National Republican., 1883-01-12

TIE democratic caucus of the house in
Pennsylvania has shown a degree of iorbear-
ance which was not TO have been expected,
Instead Of electing all Of the subordinate
Offices at once, it has deferred the election of
several of them for thirty days. The para
Graph furnished tho press IS thut there are
thirteen of these jars of preserves which are
TO remain thus temporarily on the top pantry
National Republican., 1883-01-12

ATTENTION has been pertnently called to
the fact that defaulter Polk is not carpet
baggcr lie is of one of "the best families,
sah.n
National Republican., 1883-01-12

TENNESSEE is for population for rcvonue
only. So is her state treasurer.
National Republican., 1883-01-12

"PETERING out" That is the verdict con-
cerning the MCDONALD boom for the pres-
National Republican., 1883-01-12
,r,e COMICS son, ON rrrlicnuon.

Remittnucos may lc made at our risk, either by
Cud, express pcst.orNcc ORDER or registered let
Ter. Money sent I'm any other way is at the usk Of
the person sending it, Address,
NATIONAL REPUBLICAN,,
Nushington d. G.
National Republican., 1883-01-12

TERES or SUBSCRIPTION PER YEAR BY MAIL;
UAYAuE iS ApyAHCG)
Daily Edition n0i0.................... $500
Weekly Edition o,ruiiJ..........,...". $50
National Republican., 1883-01-12
TIE NATIONAL REPUBLICAN,
By The National Republican Company.

once, PA. Avenue. Cor. rcn,r, and d SIS.
National Republican., 1883-01-12

An old member of tho house of representa-
tives remarked yesterday as he contemplated
Mr., Smalls of South Carolina, in the speakers
chair: "This is the first time a coored man
ever presided over the house."
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-08-13
GIoa,,crifd.

Der S%rauSport bon gSaffen uto SbteBz
beoorf fir @cuaoor DOer BON &rieg5DorrGs
then fit cine1 Der friegfilbrenoen SDetle III
iencr Jtepublit iibcr Die Sal1oen9e Dolt
Ynllanta 1T Derbntcn iD0r0elt. Die 9antpfer,
pcl6e ser Dictator &cinttmtlia BET leller
6lu6t nit ii6 9enommelt bate, 1tl1o Den
geh0rOen IN guaDaquiI tpleDer 5lt9cltelt
nnrbcn.
@efdll6tes colombjanii6e5 gapler9elo
bcfin0ct 1jdy III llnllauf.
Ouumad)uco ulo bier anocre peruatt1
lGe StGote Daben Die S9lclta5' l9e Jte7
glerlllg allcrfannt.
2lu5 Sort oil Yrince miro beridtet:
SIM 9unoe Derridt grpBe N~ufrc9ul9; 1e>
ben ~9llt9c1blif lit bier Der 9lu9bru0 elmer
Geuolutiou I'll erparten. 9ie 9tegicru1lg
bat fein @cl0 ullo bic 0eldGftt lteDet IT'LL.
SQcn1cl bat ii0 iiir Die 3lepolutinu 0ltS9e@
1pro6cn itnD in Gape Oaiticn miro ctn 2lufz
itanb eripurttt. Gor Seromie bat ell Wc7
fcdt ltattgefun0cn, in rpcldtm Die 9tcgtez
rung5trupptn cine 9fiCbcrla9e crlitteu. Sic
ben DON tDrcn 0cner0lcn lplrOelt 9e1oltgell
0cnommeu unb bin1eridtet. Die Nufitdnz
oildCn marldtrCn nGd &cogn1e. 9le 9tc>
gicru19 BAT Die 8elagcrln9 non Olir04oanc
aufgeboben, I'm 9ort au 4rincc 81 ldllttll,
IND iDr 0auptquorticr nab 2eo0dnc pcrlegt.
SIN CT. Domingo btIGuft ii0 Oct NllSluu
in Der 3udcrrobreg rntc ouf Oole 80 Ero7
sent. SIS berrl0t cine beocnfli0t @clpz
flcmme. Der Gon9rcB bat merifonil6cS
Silber nit cinCm Gin~gau8s5oue bon II
YroSent bclcgt,
GioaTrifa.
Die engIii6e 9tegierung bat glodridten
crbdlten, Denen 5ufol9e Der 3ulNsS0nlg
&eGidpGio nod am 2Cben lit, mo ii6, pa
er lhlper Dcrlpullbct lit, Deritcft bait.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-08-13
Gcocattcuocr Boufcrott.

oCn ben bcutldcn 0eld0ftstreilc1 crre9te
Set Wtittipn0 9ia6mlttto1 angcrneloete frel>
iuiQi0e Q3anferott pcs GODlenDGlDlcr5 Garl
2oB tcin geringeS NufleDen crrCgell. Die
SnblenbDfc DeS 9ennnltcn 0Crrn bcfinoc1
ii0 lit $40. 50 uno 70 gSeit II. StroBc, los
ipie an Mebiter QlDe1tllc. na6e ODntnicltr.
Oic birefte llrlode oer GDncurSanmelz
Dul1g ipar allenn guldein nah Da5 @ttflaz
oer speicr, Durd0 ShulDldJcine 9cDedter
Torocrungcn bcr 9intionalbant BON Sutz
noiS (ShneiOer'5 Yunf) I'M Sctragc Don
$4,000, relp. $1,000, ulb Die 8elhla9uabnle
bes Wel61ftS leitenS 6eS S0criftS auf
WrlnO eben bieler Sorberungelt. Sn bent
Sanferott>0 otunlcnt, oaS lpater anl 9fad)z
mtttaoe in benz 9tccprDer5anlte ctllgerei6t
lDur0e, tpar 0err William l0etncmanl, bon
Der 6irnla WnBnarnSDOrf & !)elnemann,
ais QlliQncc aufgeliibrt lll0 bcnl OOful1elt
ipar cine 2tte Der 0lGubiger beigefigt, De-
rcn 6oroerllngen cine @elammt lummc pom
$42, 9;3S.00 alSma0en. Die 0auptglduz
biQer,. beren TprOcrungen il6cr $1,000 be-
tragen, itnp bic folgelloen:
9chiob Noueu @oal so. sis, 538.38
81. =. Sortluell, S6ulbl0ein. -. 4,446.67
0fotionalbont pom Suinois...... 6,50O.OO
&boS. Nslportbp. S6ulOi0ein.. 4,372.42
&. y. 9tblod, 2Soorelt. ......... 1,O40.30
: Sic ;5orocrlt1oen Ser iibrisen @lallbiser
bcltebci III fleinercn Betrd8en, Die jcOOb Die
Njeiortlnt> Standardization su Der Dber1ge>
nanllten 000c onl0lpcllen maden.
yenot Der sc 81 Dor! 0ie9e9en>
p6rti9e oSabreS5ett lit Sou9lln9et mn tletz
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-08-13
G6afe.-ieF. 9ertouit wurbcn II. q
gtnoemetner gNaareunarft.

Gprit. - Sn Chicago lie; in ct. 2oli5
LA; in Cincinnati 1.13@-.-; III Yeoria
LIS; III Baltimore 1.18@1.184.
Butte . = creamery, bette 19@21c.,
5iemli6 quite bis CUTE 15@1Sc., ,Dairp",
CUTE bis bette 14@16. 9ertMgers QuaIItdt
12@13c.
@ier. = 17@174@1Sc.
Sci III el.-Hebenbe Surfeps 12@124e.
9eI6lo6tete %; SuDner 7@12c, Sun9e
s. % - oaS OueenO mn 12@13c. ba5 10.
@nteu $3.00@4.0O Da3 0ugeno unb 12@12t
baS Gfunb.
Eartoffeln. = 1.00@1.25 bas Sob.
9ic1ise 3O@4Oc ber 8ni6el I'M @roBen.
Sro TN. Surf Carpet uno SruI9
64@84c., SeII>porfit9 Grelr 44@6c., Dtit:
telmdBie lang ultD pom gutter Sarbe 3 @3!c.
trurlmeS 2@3c, bel6Goi9teS 14@24c.
g 0mterfett.- Sraunes AT 40,
oelbes 54@-c.. peipes 64@7@c. Das YIo.
GaI9. - Gu6en 74c., 1to. / 7@-
SEQ. 3 Sl &c.
itromen. $6.OO@7.25 bas sttt9sn.
S1piebeIn. - 5 .50@2.00 oas 6aB.
ep eL-$4.50@6.00 bas SaB.
0onta. reuler sgSbtte @louer" 12@13c
taS IL.
apfel5tnen.- @oOi $6.OO@6.5O, CO..
lifornil9e $3.O0@5.M has Silt9en.
Orb ten, CRIME 8O@1.9O fir quite, Telos
@rbiei 1.00@1.1O; sNtotroufats" 1909
1.25, nSplit" 25@2ac.
Nii e. - @roBe 6iforp $4,000. fletne
1000 ben Snl6el; SoitonteH g
grolilionil6e lie, @n9l. WaQnille lac. Yeds
nuts 5@9c, Yeca115 S@10c, Wtall0ellt, barts
l0oil9e, 10c. Qolelniille lie.
Xu pen. $1.5O@1.6O oos 100 pfliHo
fir eemil6te ,,Gountrp".
SobanniSbeeren 1.25@1.J0 bas Gtltz
6en at IL, GuartS.
6i1l6en.-1.OO@9. 90 bas &ilt6en q 16
8fIanmen. = .Bilb @oole" in "a
Grortsz &ilt0en 5u $-.-@-.-. Slue Can't
ions 1.O0@1,25 6os Ned.
Ytirii9 e. 25@75c fir Sorb ober Siltz
6imbeeren. - Itotbe 2.5O@-- bas
Siitden q "A Yi1ts. G6war6e 2.5O@-
90 IL Sllart.
6rombeeren-1. 60@2.O bas 6iit9en
a 16 Quarts fir Oti6i9u1.
Wepfel.- 1.50@3.00 DaS Sap.
Weton EFT. = Seem SRI. @oliermelonen
$1,000 bas 100. $1.00@2.00 Der y@rote"
fir r9fltme9S".
&omotoes. 5O@75c bos Siit6en.
0ieli9e 1.75 Der Sui6el.
8iruen-90@1.W 6aS GiitGer fir gart=
let's u1o 5O@75c. fir 9epo6nli6e Nrten.
8laubeeren. = $1.75M2.00 fir baS
Gilt6en a - Quarts, uno $2.5O@-.-
fir Is Quart. $4.s5@4.5O 6os 8uI6eI.
&rouben.-$2. 25 co.. so Der bolbeSuI0el
unb 10 tb@aiit6en 55@60c nro 10 tbz
Sc. 60@Dc.
8o6nen.- MebiumS $1.9O@2.00 {, Sea-
pies 2 .00@2.10 Der Bul9el.
Smeet YotatoeS.- @elbe 60c ll16
rotbc soc bas &tlt6en q ] Snl6el.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-08-13
Nus Se1t Wprn6oten.
EUosSHtcn1o.

Sic 0rebl9eibe ncb S6ubeY ierS fir Die
Bride in 80. Strabe lino DOlenoct, Die OFT
li0e 9tuitobrt lit Dei1abe ferti9 nlo Die 1peltz
li6e lpirb nod 0ieIe No0e ~tertl99eltcut 1ocr=
ben. Wtan 1ofit, Die Srilde bis sum l. Gepz
TENDER 9arS 81 pollenben.
Gas alte @eltern Sonbiono=0 ilenbobnfoltz
bauS it Cummings branrte Salnlt0g 1adbt
ob. Der S0aDen wirO ouT $500 9elddBt
nidt uerli6ert.
Sin bis iebt nod undergraduates Glcrii9t
lo9t, hap Die WrocerpbGnoler Don SitozNl BIZ
ca9o lid bereit ertlart bober, ben Nrbeiterl
Der Mal,perte Waaren uuI @reoit Su 9ebell,
bis Die &erte uieber III S6dti9teit 9eleet mer=
ben.
Ger G6ulratb belpiQigtet III %Ieiller Glkun9
om 0~ieuito9 500, 8 40 liir Die Soften oes
ld6Iten S6uliabre5.
Sim nd6ltcn 6reitog IoQ BET hierbcr fiibs
rcnbe 3mel9 Der SSlIlotS GentralzGllrllbdDll
benz Sertebr ii6er9cben rperbcn. Sorl0l1l9
lit Der G6iencnwe9 nod nidt 9ar5 1ertI9 &C.
iteut.
Gtudnaro5.
Sis Jest liuo 17S 2Sirtbi6oits 2icen5en
arS9eltellt.
SIN tramp" NIT elmer Nuube lit bcr Srlit
lpllr0e am Sonllto9 Derbottet, neil man lDn
filr eilcll Der Glnbre6er Dielt, Die neult6 ots
gel0Dlie1 lplrOell, bod erpleS ItD bic QSllDe
Tux StItS III lItQ QEI kNtIA ~ wal ~ NJ
lallel1.
GDanItom.
Cine nnbefannte, bDS6aite Yerlon rip IN
Der 9ta6t pon1 Gienltdg onI Wittlpod etle
gdtte Don Dem GartenSaltlle oe5 YaltorS
zimmerman uno 3erlGlu9 nit Oieler Sebn
WloSi6eiben i'll eilem 0cnlter oer YIarrerSs
1po6nun9.
Sic iun9e Game, bic u~ltlGn9it i'm &omens
College III beu S6a6t zines Glepator5
~ltiirste, bat iiD Don ibren Serlegll19elt lolpelt
erboIt, oaB feline @eTabr me6r 81 beIlrd9ten
ilt.
@BSeparf.
Sit oer Gde pon Mooblalpn 9(De. 1t16 63.
GtroBe brad 9onrerltug irilh 2 llhr III oem
Staue DeS $0errn s. 81. SarneS ell 8elter
aus, meldes pom rldloier $0an0 ongelegt.
worben lein toll. Sas aus 0olS dltt9erlIbrte
@ebduDe brannte nit Qlerrt, mas BARN mar,
nieber unb leiber fam au0 oaS 1Dertbpoue,
IN bemlelben ite6enbe 4ferO beS $Oerrt
gorl1es in ben Slornnen I'M. Ser Terlult,
ipelden baS Seuer onri0tete, miro ollT itber
$1,000 9el61bt Hno 1T nnr tbetlpetle brr6
Serli6erun9 9eoedt. 9ie 6elerlpebr lpuroe
1i6t berbei9erufen, Do man ooS 6elter erlt
unb fit bic on6eren GebQlbe feline @efabr
mebr uorbal6en mar. Die Ge9riiloun9 Des
YerOa6ts, es lie9e cine Sranoltiftut9 Dor,
1T nod obSuiparten.
gate.
Ser@emeinberatb belt Gpnneritog eiteSitz
sung ab, in wel9er leDi9li6 0tOut,negcl6Gfte
erleDi9t murben. Ger G6obmeilter berl0z
tete, IS bdttet bisber bereitS 00S6onflpirtbe
Die 2icenS9ebiibr pon $500 oft tbn entrlGtet.
pullman.
Ser Sborlp66ter Der 0nlllnanit Gar NorfS
1aot, baB bic Gelell6aft fiirsli6 200 Nrbeiter
e~ntlaiien babe; bod Die Seantten ltelen otes
lit Nbreoe.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-08-13
@Scheoetliche Blimois Sfaats-Beifure.

men Sinbern b06it sefabrli9; benn 9eraSe
iebt werOen Gaulen6e oerielben pom @bolera,
0ur6fau, 9tubr II. ~. Summer com
plainly beiollen. limb bod lit eS 10 lei6t,
bieler @efobr porsnbeu9en; man bral6t ben
&leinen ia bloB SEEN It offers Gent +
i6es Ginbermebl" Paedotrophlne)
sur gfabruns SIT seben, weldes i~iberoieB bos
auerbelte Griabntittel iiir Otutternlil1 lit.
6inber, benen 9feuitdoter'Sr Geutl6es &ln0ers
mebl" snr ytabrun9 9e9eben rDiro, bleiben
audi wdbreno Der beiBen cSSo6reSSeit tets
ml1ter uro Selunb. gu babe1 in alien @poz
thefeu.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-08-13
Dor. Samritas:
Sauitag:
9telter 6afcr bra6te 2GQ268.

9teuer l0afcr bra6te 2GQ26B.
SIM 3eit9el6dtt l0lole1 Die 9ollptartifel
foIgenberinaBen:
&eisen per st,tsuit SIT 1.O24, @ept. 1.03&,
Oft. 1853, 9top. 1.O64, sSabr 1.02II.
MatS per 9tu9. 500, Sept. 475@5O, SIT.
494, giop. 474@415, Sobr 464@46S nnb
9o e. per pug. ses, @ept. a5g, 0tt. 264,
Sobr 25a, Ntoi 294.
Mos9en pet aus. 81, Sept. 81, Stt. 81
oeboten.
&leie. 3 Cars gainter,p. st $11, 1 Gar
$12.25, 1 Gar Gin 0Qden( SIT $13, %, 1 Gar
SomnterD. su $40. rs, Die &ouue.
.Mtbbltn gS."-2 GorS GIT SIS, 1
Gar su $17.25, 1 Car feincr 28eiBe3 gu SIS
Die SDnne.
6eu felt. 2 Gor5 oIteS go. 1 Simot6p at
$13, 1 Gar Dtireo Erairic, Slice unb Sinlotbv
Su $1,000, 1 Gar llplauo 4irairie ill $40. rs,
I Cars DO. SIT $1,000, 1 Gar SIT $40, 3 @or5
at $3.50, l Gar ST 50 Die Sonne. 2 GorS
ultcS NIB 1 Gor nclcS 9tD. 1 &imotbp sI
$12.50, 1 Gar neueS $40. 9 I'll $12, 1 Gar
olteS DO Ill $10.50 3 GorS alte5 .Wtireo" I'll
$3.50, 2 GarS neueS llplanb @5roirie Don
Soma Su $1,000, GorS Do Su $40. 4 @arS
DO SIT $3.50.
0dmereien.- @rlnlo Gimotbp $3.50
@1.55, 4rima Slice S 7.90@S.00. yet1 1856.
0icbmnrft.
GinbpteB. = 9u bieiem Morft lit Qeoen
bic 0orpO6e ein Grei9riid9olto pom 2oc Iur
Die Deibetl ~erltcrcn Glolleu, luie alldD tiir Sal
ber, fir &iibe Cin ~9tiifgalg pon Soc ullo iir
bic dltOercl ecn lolGer Don 10@15c OaS 100
4fb. S1 Dcrsei6nen. Sic 3uIubr mar lcbr
betrG6tli6 inD belief ii0 ouf ca Al 900 Gtiif,
9c9cu $4,000 in Der Norpode. Die Nlr0z
ldntttspreile l~tellten ii9 Iol9enoerlnaBeu:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-08-13

S0metne. Yer S6lDeinemartt mar
inogrenO Der ISOLDE fcit llnb cine erbeblide
BreiSoli6elicrun9 bate 4lab 9e9riIien, bis
an Somlto9 ein Niidgaug Don 15@25c fiir
i6were n1o bon 10@15c fiir (ei6te Q8oare
eintrot. Die 3ufubr mar beoeutenb gerirz
ger; etpo 1900 Stiid, gegen los, 900 Stitd
III Der 8oruo0e. Gle 4reisperdnberltngert
9e9en Die Gorpo9e er9e6en li6 aus 6Ols
9en0eln:
Dor. Gomitos: Gomltag:
2ei6te G6peine. %. 60@6.30 5.65@6.I0
S6luere sum g0feln 5. 15@5.60 5.10@5.60
S6mere ). YerianOt 5.60@6.20 5.25@5.75
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-08-13
Mam sauocrc fciuc Wain,ttc,

penn itd bic eriten 3utuusen hes Sibeumatismns fiBlz
bar MAIDEN. Gin %wirtiameS Sesenmittel wiro III $ o.
ousreidenben mebisiuii6en Nutoritdten fir elm suucr=
laiiiges sp~ecifitum 9cscn bteies SeiDen ertldrt lit. 0nr6
ieine lduternoe Gtnmirtung ouf boS 0lut mer5t es aus
MnweicnEeit inn S0rper, nab Der 9uiidt ou89esetdneter
meOi;inii6er s6riititeuer, ben Sdmrri unD bic Gntz
~sinhun9 I'M @cleit bieier 9raBliden &ronfbeit uerrtrio6t.
Elm OecrtmaI 6eS 8beumatiSmu9 limb, 10 Ioute bo6 9eS
nannte @orbcusunssmittet sle;6 Nniong8 gebraubt
uctpen, I'm, benz yseitermabien Der 8~rantbcit Gtnbalt Su
aud sur 2eleidcrun9 ~bsiiel6cn, i%nioiern eS Der &croauz
mig biltt. Serner wirD bteic WteotSin nit enti@teOencnt
NuBct bel g~eberbeidmeroen, Sartieibi9feit, Gntfrlituns,
Nerpcnleiben rrb Nicrcnft0run9en gebraudt. Tu|d
&erjiinsuns bel e~rid6piten &raft unO 0eriteIuu9 roget
%,ndBiser 8~pdttetett in ben midti9eren S6rpero19onea
tiibrt cs CUR Neti9ut9 bcr Sonititutton. nomentltd 9e>
gen iene Nrantbcits Iormen, bic ben euttrafteten S0rper
DOT alien beiaIlcr.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-08-13
StaOt Obtr0gO.

&crr @corg 8afcrt, @emcral=
@t8cut nuo Correspondent Der 81.
StaatsSeittsUg, Dcfudjt 0cgcm>v0r=
ti9 WtiuWcfOt0 amo 2SSSconItw.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-08-13
Wnrftbcrimt.
(Woheuberidlt.)

Gbico9o, Montag, Is. Nu9ult.
Im @etreibenorft lin6 ge9en Die Npr1po0e
ri6t unerbeblt0e 0reiSperdnoerun9et 5l perz
seidner, 1pie aus fol9enoent er1i6tlid 1T:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-08-13

1tafcr HeiicHoer S,err S3et. g&tg=
gers 6ereit 9cgcn,p1rtt9 oic Gtaa=
ten SSctun t.uO NebraSfn>
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-08-13
VenfOnQt "|iir]l(d0d5en

SIM bentiGsomeritonii3en G0btersSnititut. Cos &c
COZ JtorD GiarfitroRe, Gbicu9o, 81, finoeI @ltern @elcz
9cnbeit, tbrcu GGdteru cine %9coiesenc &ilbunG anges
peiDer sit laiIen. Gas Gbuliabr be9innt am MtittbOd
ben 5. September. QrOipette gratis. AnmeIonr9eH
niWmt entge9cn
Sftntt 9tunnItc GrSc,
6ae4lu0 3oriteberin.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-12-02

yivors had probably come on deck before
the alarm had been given. Captain sisson
said that he had always been very careful
to show his officers exactly what their du-
ties were when the lights OF strange vessels
suddenly came In sight. lie would go no
to one of his officers without any warning
and ask: Nov, what would you do II
YOU saw red light two points on the
starboard bowy" In this way he Inn
pressed on them the duty OF being pre-.
pared at any moment to give the
right order In case q strange vessel
should come In sight during the night. IL
Is the custom with American captains 10
have their boats lashed on deck while at
sea, as they are much safer there than In
davits. Captain Sisson thinks that he could
have saved no more lives II one OF the Da-
mas boats had been In the davits when the
collision occurred.
On Wednesday last, when the Dana was
nearing port, A. ii. Mcdonald, Scotch
seaman, fell from aloft and was killed. His
remains were buried at sea.