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Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1883-11-02
IN A GYPSY CAMP,
AGraph1c Description OF a Romany

AGraph 1c Description or a ROlnany
From the London Telegraph.
OF the younger fry there wers as
many as half 8 dozen, four Of them girls,
whose ages may have ranged from elev
en- to fourteen, and they were worse
clad even thaa the two women, nor,
were the growing boys better covered.
As for the little children, whose skins,
poor little wretches, for lack Of washing,
were of the color of light mahogany,
several of them were naked as they
were born, and there in the midst Of an
atmosphere pungent with the odOr Of
onions and misty with the steam of the
stew. they were all huddledy piggledly
on the ground some reclining at 1ull
length, others squatted ''nose and
knees" together, discussing their supper
with an appetite only to be obtained by
g days toll in hop garden.
The tent contained no single article of
furniture in the ordinary sense OF the
term. An empty barrel, that apparent
ly had once contained flour, stood in the
center with q board across the top of it,
and on this stood shallow brown pan,
which contained what had been cooked
in the large kettle, and beside it were
several loaves of bread. Two of the
women presided. The three men
squatted cross legged, with a large zinc
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1883-11-02
She Knew Him Best.

John William Blank belonged to the
Ancient and Mo'iern and Highly Honor.
able Sons Of Guns of Detroit. If it
wasn't that it was some other fraternal
order which meets every Monday night
and pays so much to the heirs Of every
member who happens to die.
John William happened to die the
other month, and g committee was ap.
pointed to DART resolutions and present
them to his wife in person. The first
part of.their duties was fulfilled to the
entire satisfaction Of the lodge, but the
committee had some little trouble in
finding Mrs. Blank. They traced her
from one neighbnr to another, and fin
ally found her at her sisters hat and
shawl on and ready to 90 out.
"Keso'utlons OF sympathy, eh? Well,
read em."
The chairman of the committee pro-
ceeded to read that John William was g
good hus and and kind rather and a
citizen Of unapproacnabe integrity,
Wien the widow interrupted:
Too much tafty! We used to have a
tight every week, and as for his bein q
klDd father we never had any children.
AS TOR his integrity be stole all the wood
we burned last winter"
The chairman gulped down something
and con inued to read that John
William WAS an upright brother, man
with heart full Of sym pathy for the
mls!ortunes Of others, and that charity
and forgiveness were the beacon fires
winch guided his footsteps.
"Fudge!" sneered the widow. II
washed for the money to pay h dues
to 70 lodge, and all the sympathy any,
one got out Of him wouldn't buy cents
worth of court plaster! Forgiveness!
Wen, some OF you ought to have sat
down on his lat some time! He'd have
revenge if it cost him o year~in State
prison. Beacon fires is pretty good con-
slderin' that we never had a decent fire
In The houseV'
IN, n'Mad9an4. your husband has been
exactly, was at the funeral and
ought to know"
"He was cut down like a flower"
''Well, flowers ought to let whiskey
and saloons and plug-tobacco and old
siedge alone"
"And we trust that our loss is his
gain"
well, if he's any better off I'm glad
ont, but I guess the gain is on your
side. Now that's all | want to Tear.
can pick up a thouaand better men than
him with my eyes shut. I'm in hurry
to go down and see WOMAN who offers
a fur-lined circular for SIS, and if you
have any more highfalutin Shakespear
to git off my sister will take it in and
save it till / come ba,:k!"
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1883-11-02
The Greatest Iron Works in the
World.

World.
From the London News.
Herr Paul Dehn mas written a. short
account Of the immense iron works OF
krupp in Essen. Krupp's works we're
founded in 1910. In 1885 the number Of
his Workmen rose to 693 and soon after
ward he felt Obliged 10 build dwellings
for them. The um Der OF his workmen
in 1882 was lO,59S, and the number Of
houses 50 IS, in which lived II, 200 souls.
The houses contain from two to five
rooms, the rent running from about $40
to S55 year. One successful eXper~
iment was q boarding. house for 2N)
single men, and later for 800 men, pro
vlding dinner, with meat four times a
week; supper, coffee and butter; the
; bread they must provide themselves. a
large cooperative store, started by f.
Krupp, has developed enormously, and
! monopo!ized the retail trade OF the dis
trict. The sick CLUB has existed since
1856, and in 1882 had ll,ull members
the workmen's families also exist.
There is a sanitary committee in the
works.
The works have had q fever hospital
since 1871, an intlrnary since 1872. The
former was transferred to the town OF
! Essen in 1882 for smallpox cases. A
dsinfectiop house AMI apparatus have
also been instituted on Dl,tlnar's plan.
Baths were put up near the entrance Of
the works IN 1874. In 1876 life insur-
al,ce fund wss started, and has risen to
| 1926 members. a high school. with
twenty class rooms, and private school,
with sixteen rooms, are among Herr
krupp's foundations, and since 1865 Ave
technlca! schools have been in exist
ence, in which classes for women III
household work, &c, are also held,
which are now better attended than At
first. Secondary schools, both in Esse Ii
and Altendorf, near by. are supported
by the firm. Work tor disabled men
and invaIids has been instituted since
1851. such as broo,a making for the CO.
operative stores, bass ct making, &c, in
which widows and children are also en-
ployed. In one week in September,
1881, the number of people--men WON.
en- and chidren-cpnnected with and
dependent on Krupp's WORKS WAS 6o,Ssl.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1883-11-02
The Population OF Paris.

From tie Italian Times.
An analysis Of the POPULATION o{ Paris
gust published gives very singu-
lar statistics as to the inhabitants
Of the gayest city in Europe. 1t seems,
also for its size, to he the most industri-
ols. The proportion IN w4ic!, the work.
Ing classes exceed tho-o WAC live on
their own incomes is the more remark
able as PARIS is the rocogaiz.l center Of
expenditure and e7travAztnre for all
France, There are no cities that hold
to the capital the same relative position
that Liver pool, MancEl ester, and Eirming-
ham occupy relatively t. London hlore
than half Il million OF Parsians are en-
p'oyed In commerce, trade ami banking
operations, while Of the artisan class
there are considerably more than a mil
non and quarter. The liberal pro-
fess'ons seem to occupy bat small pro.
portions OF the population, All com-
nIned do not amount to 2UG ONO.
and IN the subdivisions the prominence
is quite different to what it woald be
WITH us. Hhe great majority are in the
public service, which EMPLOYS more
tran medicine, law, and divinity all
Combined. Bat, after the public services,
lt Is art that gives employment and live
il''ood to the greatest number of Paris
1ans. Forty~tws thousand get their in
come from this branch of industry. The
doctors come after. Medicine, in its
branches, OF course, inciu. ling chemists:
anu compounders and vendors OF ,nedi-
cine. Then comes the law, with ITS 49,
wv, votaries from Judge to ba lift. Lit
with science and Journalism. H.
gives employment to only l,oso people.
while aiI the clergy OF all the persna-
slons amount to about half tina. number.
On the whole, Paris wonld seem to be
more industrious, more artistic, less lit
erary, and less religious tuan the ordin-
airy visitor would Suppose.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1883-11-02

Last years crop Of oranges in Florida
was reckoned at 50,ODo million oranges.
This year it is put at 1902 900, and at So
per box is worth 81, S0o,0OO. - -Sv>].
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1883-11-02

Elizabeth Stuart Phelps was born in
Boston and christened May Gray tor an
intimate friep, of her mother's. h,, ST tho
de attn Of her mother, when sae vas aieht
years old, Eliza 1eth Stuart her mothers
name, was given her.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-03-19
esn slbaeArmaa 2eiSenSe.

Golden Medical Discovery (golbene
mcoi;iuiide Gl1toefung) lit ELL Concentrates
mGGti9co SditeperbelleruiSss ODER Slutreiz
niguIgslnittel, hoS DON Alien, Die es ge9en
ir9cnb eiIen Nlsi0log Don 9eiuobnIi6et
Sinaeu al BIS sur bctrGdtlidcn lfropbnl0icu
GeihDullt pber S0lpGrun9 ou9eipenOet bas
ben. Go19eprielel miro. ScnnerlideS Iieber,
UutSiiroHtg NIB @eiflpiIre wei9eu ieinen
wobltbnenbcn GinfiiIien. @bjebrun9, bic
nlr ei,l %Itrnphuloies yun9enleioen lit, fanlt
i'll iDrcn AnfausSltabien 9ebeilt ueroen.
Gicbc belt Nrtitel iiber 9b;ebrll9 uno i9re
SeDanblun9 i'll She'll Ill Der l&orlo'S Dis:
penIary 3ebn.Gent :Siider, Der filr Spet
griefnolien iralco 9cid)idt miro. Wton
oorellire: Worlds Dispensary Medical
Association. Buffalo, n. Y.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-03-19
Nitr Sic 1tebcrfGJtu ct nttcn TT
9eMtIGtIAuO.

Geit 9lbidlub bcS aagcmcinen SonoS
%ein9esan8e1:
6ribcr heri9tst. $500
2uiammen ......... Slid. il
Phi GrIuDen peroientli6en mir 9fo6lte=
DenbeS:
poi0n county sur Gantn1lu1g poll Wcloerl
liir Die biilfsbcoiiriti9en lle6crl6nemmten
am 9tbeil rro Der Conan III Gelltl9lallo.
(Gieler Geri6t wurOe perso9ert, ilioein Die
SownibipS: Gon1prontlc,, Grtttenoen llno
SoIono i6re Seri9te lidt einrei6telt).
Nbgelalbt lpurben uott Gonlite, lDie ;itpor
beri6tet, Gebrltar 1883, $500. Nodtra9ll9
mlrocr ~cpllectirt ourd Die !0erren:
Yonts gSasu.r nnb Srtcbrib Tebberg, lrbona
Toipulbip 80. gu
9ouis 3tnidmaun. Gbonspoisu,...-.......... 800
Socob Snt, Champaign .:.............. 30
3~uIummcn SCI ID
wel6e Iettcre GMmlne all Germ s. Us III.
Gi1enbur9 SIR gefoIli9en @eiterbeI oroerllll9
an obeuoci,anute !0iilfSbebilriti9c 9eldllot 1T,
n11dt ollo Die game Srntlne Ill Champaign
GoultD pom Gon1itc geldnlrlelt NIB ab9cz
1onot $267.13. Gas GoIntte lpridt hlerllttt
alien frei,piai9cn &ebern leilen Deriliden
Oailt aus. SIM Nuftrase beS 0ontite'a
Saco5 &Ed, Gtttetdr.
Serner iperben mir criltdt, ntitsNtIe;lcll,
bab Die 9eltlder bon WtinnIf, ST., !!lo
lln1gcgellb 530N!crt sulonmt:gc5rG6t lno
burdl Baitrr s.. S60nhat OH Yalicr Grnll
ShlD in 0tnSbeim BET WfainS &c Glot
DGbeli.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-03-19


Snber 8ereiui9un9 1T Gtdrte.
0caIInnbbeit lit bic barnIonilGe SbGti9feit Der
Geroauiugss, Grndbrun9Ss, IblonberInsss
utb Nusi6eibnugsz 5ttttiorer. @enn Gin
Or9on be3 S0rpcrS ieinen Gienit perldet,
tritf 8erluirruiis NIB Gt0rur9 eiu. llnperz
bauli6teit. Geritopftbeit, Grt;iitb,u9 unb
Nieber fiibreu sur Srontbeit unb enben nit
SEM Sobe. gSeile Nerste pereini9eu einfo6e
Neilmittel, INN ouf Die peri9iebeilen Nltnttio=
ner SIT wirteii, Die Yoreu Sl Diincn, Ser
Itopfun9en 81 entfernen, bas Slllt SIT reiili=
aert nn6 bic @eiunbbeit MISREPRESENTATION.
Die ebr,pirbi9en Nt0n9e boben in Der Natur
eigeneln @orten IrSneien fir Die. leber, ben
Mosell. Die 6out Mnb Die 9tieren eefunoen,
nm 6er &rantbeit ben Giutritt III webreu,
NIB iir bieieu &ebuf iino st. Bernard
&rd1ttcrptaeat uGiibertroiien. - gu !
@emtS bel Apotbcfern SI kaben. y
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-03-19
Giaarrcuss lrbeiter=96Dmc.

Der &orlt0u0 6eS Gigarrcnz Nabrifanten=
@ercirS Ipor Ereitug AbenD 1T GIincp 9to. 8
i'll Sisung. Sin BON Der G~i9orrennaders
Union 9to. "A erltonltcr Iual0ub mar SUI
geSeil, NIB fiinbi9te ben pon Der llnion 9es
foS1eu &cl0tuB al, pom /. Mai an cine Nrs
b0Dung observation-disclosures Don blr6l9nlttli0
81 per 1000 &i9arrcn sl foroerl. Yer DON
9enountcr ll,1ion Icitgeleetc Freistarit 1T Der
fot9cnoc. per 1000 Gtgarren:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-03-19
Staot Ubtfaao.

6. @t. 4$ecatonica. 8enben Sic It6
nit Sbrer Tragc MI Den biciigcn Nputbetcr,
0rn. j. 8irotD, 2127 2lrd)er 9luenlle.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-03-19

Cute @elunbbeit, roiise @an9ea uilb cine
prGdti9e Nart fonnen Gamer befontttell
onr6 ben @ebrou9 Don Srpwn's Gilen Sits
terS.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-03-19

1tttfer NeiIen0cr 6. 8otDe befudt
0cgen,uartig ttnierc M~bOnMcntett
1T SniaotS 1ttt5 SSnSiatn.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-03-19

ttmSer Neiicnoer &crr sen. g9i9s
GERS bcrctft gegentp6 rti8 0tc Staa=
tcst SctW@ ttttO WctrASf1+
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-03-19
Nn idattnige SabGer.

Sn 0et Iettem @uden 9abem mir at nle
nieleniBen iinIercr abDnacutru, bic isitlanges
rer Set nit ibrcn 3nBinngelt int &itdltan0e
nm. WehrIfsettel DerI@idt, nits iDrI9sn lie
Ge1t 8c1taien Setrag, bcn ie iltS i9ulbrM,
rriebeu fOrt,te,t. Mn,de hcr Gripfinger nerz
Orlt Sieaeidt %ertatat iein, iuic idneI i'd bic
2Sod)ea nun NOaate ysnlGmmcnlapprr1F
Gent. ME Oer iGliebliGe GriOlg nitierer
Wabnnngen, ictgt, lit es fait lit alem Taaea
1ttdjt lOinn9l SabInngszllMlnii, nOer gar 3abz
lnis8s> NiFablgtrit, ais MIR cine ge,uiie Scs
qucnlidJfcit nnO SadlaIFgtcit, iDcldc hic
Jreuttnc cirer Setting su ialtmigen S9nlos
iierit pndt. sic lniirn CO a6cr. uic itaH ST
lagea aIit8t M ilG tOmraea; rednen aiA
ino9l baraaf Sac irii9er ODer ibGter ciMmal
finer nnIrrer agentrm ie briuden iDirn utn lie
nutl1 "ntc eal;e @rIdi6tr abmadru f6nneM~,
Dbne CRIT Weln lit eigen 8rirf st tbun, nber
elite Y~nltamDciInug taufca st u%iiiIrn. @ir
in'lRte1i bud = 10 meinen iIe-i uiien, bab
tic ~lsbeH aagcnbIid gut fir bic paar 15aler
inn".
~"S "otWtt tNtL 1tult Nv bCH AWCtrtW ONNt"
n%leraiIgs. a0rin Dicies 8iiien nlbt iluS
ltid)ts. Die Broben ltnfoIteu, melde bic 9rr=
ttflltnB enter 3citang madt, Nth Sas 4ort0
'nnifen bnar 6esablt iaerScu. 1nst aher gcs
bort banrcs @cl0, ni1t ntr bic blobe 1lebcr=
;engnn8, baR aniere Ianu.isen GdnlHuer am
lsttrn Gthr u3ut" iino. 9ur9 Si9ts farI
Senaann ciitea 10 i9lagerAen Senris aafilr
i~iefert, oaB CT vgut fiir Die panr Sbalcr"
III. als naonrt5, nap er fte wtrflt@ bcs
sAbIt.
2ienaannem InQte bies 10 Icbr einleit9tcr,
iuic hem Sarnmcnae, Der nod icitse &naren
nad isi@t ani Nunate mn Sabre bi1aus uers
lunpt, lurthcrn 8egen baar gelh uerfanft.-
aber tuas ibrn rcdt iii, mas lit ras biaiB.
Wir gDtiet Bern Dem SnnGntanne bic b6d)s
fiea $rciie fir Die Jriidte ieiner arbrit, nher
iptr tpitmlGen n,,d, nGC CT tit Oer abtragung
fct''er Standardization 9egen uts rbeitIO
piinfliG ,nh gewiiruhait Iei ipie er rS lit her
GiataIFrans iei1er ciBenen Out9aben lit, nnn
nab CT nus Wrmabmtmernsa ni9t blnE baiie,
ionnern onrd Siimflidfeit lit feirrn 3abfnn=
gert iiberiiiI1g made. @iimttIidc 3ablmug
raa9t quite JrcnnGi1aFt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-03-19

Esy 9err 8cnre GIGert, 0ctcraIs
AGcnt ttn0 GorreipnMOcnt 0cr
SninciS Staats Yettur9, beimat
8c9cutp6rti0 Scr0s.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-03-19
GtpdNdrOS 8.

Sames Tibiimmons erla9 Mittlpo9 Nbenb
ben Serlesuu9cn, bic er lid aln uori9en
Wtontd9 Bel eillem Grall6e oil bel Gde bon
AZ. Strabe unb gSettportb apeltlle ;ll9e;o9en
hattie.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-03-15
Cable Clicks.

Panama. 3.-Rense was elected vice
president OF the Colombiar Senate.
London. 13.-English legal opinion on
the decisi N of the United States Su-
preme Court, confirming the action Of
the Virginia general assembly, relative
to state bonds, ia that q state canno'
directly break its contracts, but may in
practice prevent their enforcement by
evasion of the enactment.
London, 14.-Thsre is strong differ
encs of opinion among liberal mem bers
of Parliament on the Transvasl question.
Many Of Them believe England is
morally bound to protect BechusrH.
Berlin, l3.-In the event of war with
Madagascar, men-of-war will be sent to
protect German interests.
Vienna, IS Madagascar has re-
quest England and Germany to inter-
vene to avert the bombsrding Of
Tsmative by the French.
Vienna, 14.-The Reichsrsth, by s
vote of 1876 to 10Y, gives sanction to the
prosecution Of Herr Schooner, member
Of the body, on account of q speech h
delivered at s meeting Of q reading clut
of German students Of high school
which was closed by the anthor tiles las
Saturday.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-03-15
TRANCE.
CONDITIONS

CONDITIONS
Commission Of 215 per cent. against
Bank Draft payable on delivery of Ship
ping Documents; or, per cent. with
half cash, balance drawn for with Bills
OF Lading. Suitable Produce taken in
payment
All Trade and Cash Discounts con-
coded to purchasers. Original Invoices
forwarded when requested.
Liberal Advances made on Consign-
ments,
The Agency represents, Buys and Sells
for Firms.
Every branch of Personal Agency
Business transacted.
Sample Orders and Correspondence
solicited.
Price List on Application.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-03-15
TELEGRAPHIC
Defendfng ThemseIves.

New York, IA. - The Dramatic NeaCs
of to-day says: Charles L. Andrews and
L. E. Stockwell, recently reported as
having sbsconded fromSSan Francisco,
leaving Ilsrge liabilities as managers Of
the Grand Opera House, have arrived in
this city and we're interviewed yesterday
by representatives of this paper. Both
gentlemen stated That their transactions
IL San Francisco had been greatly exag-
Grated. They had done nothing dishon-
orsble. When they itassumed the man
agement of the Grand Opera House, they
put in what capital they could command,
and ran the house until that was ex-
hsnsted. When they left San Francisco
they went to Tombstone to attend to their
pantomime which had been playing to
losing business. This they disbanded
and then came east. AS to the telegram
concerning the guarantee Of the salaries
of Signor Msjeroni and Henry A.Veling,
reported as forgery, they say that Conner,
q banking man ofSan Francisco, had half
way promised to guarantee these salaries
and then had changed his mind, but that
one Rogers had really made such guar
antee, and on these grounds the telegram
was sent. They claim that Hicks, acting
manager of the theatre, kept q set OF
books, and that if these books were pro
duced they would show the condition o.
the whole affairs. They also claim that
the amount of their liabilities has been
greatly exaggerated, and estimate thai
the utmost amount does not exceed 81,
500, which they say they will ultimately
pay. Concerning the reports az persona
extravaganza, Andrews says he owes nc
personal debt of any character in Sal
FrSnciqco.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-03-15
-. Sent Home.

New York, 14.-Among tie passengers
landed yesterds was an old American
citizen named Franz Metzner. He said
he was SO years of age, that he came to
this country in August '65; after he hsd
been here seventeen years he was ma
turalized, returned to Germany and some
time ago he lost his naturalization
papers. His health became poor and he
was unable to support himself. The
authorities Of Lambertsheim in Hesse
Darmstsdt, where he was residing, SEM
him back to this country.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-03-15
Into the Park.

Livingston, Mon, IA contract has
been signed between Winston Bros, of
Minneapolis, and 81. Clark, of New
York on one hand, and Chief Engineer
Anderson, representing the Northern
Pacific Railway, for building 9 branch
line from Livingston to Hot Springs,
Gardeners River, in the National Park,
q distance Of about six mines. The
course marked out extends up the left
bank of the Yellowstone, and is almost
level. 1t is understood the line will be
ready for travel the LIST of July.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-03-15
GnnIIan,s SUCCESSOR

Washington, l4.-Before Secretary
Folger was taken sick he said the
vacancy caused by the resignation of
Treasurer Gilfllsn would be filled by
promotion out of the Office in that
bureau. The only persons considered in
that connection are Assistant Treasurer
Wyman and z. o. Graves, of the re-
demption agency. 1t is stated positively
at the White House. to-day, that the APP
pointment would be made as soon as
Secretary Folger makes known his
wishes in the matter and that he was
only hesitating between Wymsu and
Graves.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-03-15
Washtngton:Adyices.

Washington, 10. q. B. GoOde, Of the
National museum, is selected to take
charge of the fishery exhibition at Lon
don.
Although Secretary Folger is still con-
fined to his bed, be is considered much
better to-day.
The Malagassy ENJOYS took official
leave of the President this afternoon
They will leave tomorrow for New
York.
While the President is still somewhat
ndisposed, he is attending to his oficiA
duties as usual.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-03-15

BRIGHT's DISEASE of the Kid
neys, Diabetes and other Diseases of
the Kidneys and Liver, which you
are being so frightened about, Hop
Bitters is the only thing that will
surely and permanently prevent and
cure. All other pretended cures
only relieve for a time and then
make you many times worse.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-03-15
The Thuggera.

New York, 14.-Billy Edwards, the
pugilist. had a great benefit tonight at
the Madison Square Garden. Sullivan
sAid if Fox would bring along his ''big
stiff" Slade, with money, he would &C.
commodste him.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-03-15

"For gears I suffered agony from
skin disease. DR.. BenSop'S Skin
Cure cured me-" c. B. Mcdonald,
PlantersYille, Ala. 81, at drug
gists. +
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-03-15
Strike.

London, 14.-Three thousand lAborers
in Hudderfsld District struck work
owing to disagreement with the maE-
ters regarding wages.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1883-03-29
Compliments to American Organs.

DR.. John Stainer. Organist of St.
Paurs Cathedral, London, than whom
there could not be higher authority in
regard to organs, organ music, etc, has
shown his appreciation of Ameri IN in
struments by preparing an instruction
book especially for the Mason & Hamlin
organs. 1t has already been published
in London, but will be Immediately re-
published in this country by Messrs.
Ditson & Co. Messrs. Mason & Hamlin
have also received very recently two
noteworthy compliments for their
organs from london. One is in the
sale of an organ to Her Majesty Queen
Victoria; the other is the announcement
that one of them will be used in West
minister Abbey ON the 10th, 18th and
18th of this month, with full orchestra
and chorus, in the production of
Gounod's Redemption" under the
direction of the Organist of Westmin-
ster. DR.. Bridge. The same organs
were used last week in the production of
the same work by the Philharmonic
Society of Brooklyn. N. Y. under the
direction of Theodore Thomas. and
will be similarly used next week in the
production of the same work by the
Cecilia Society of Philadelphia, under
Mr.. Thomas direction. Boston Journal