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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-06-27

Cure That Gold,
Do not suffer your lungs to become dis
eased by allowing cold to continue with.
out an effort to cure 1t. Thousands have
died premature deaths, the victims of con-
sumption, by simply neglecting cold.
DR.. VIM. Halls Balsam for the lungs
will cure colds, coughs and consumption
surer and quicker that any other remedy.
1t acts almost like magic in many cases,
and IN others, its effect, though slow, is
sure If persisted In according to directions,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-06-27

Ii you want tirst-clas5 fresh candy, at low
prices, go to Reaches. 712 Elm street.
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Tbo Ola I'm.

tho Old Line.
Auditor State Of North Carolina, Briga.
dier;General w. 7. Roberts, says; II have
,ned Dr. ,Worthington's Cholera and
regard II as an infallible remedy" Cures
cramps.
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JuHV K0C61veU,
novelties In trimmed and untrimmed hats
and bonnets, at Bauman's, 706 Elm street.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-06-27

Ribbons ana Flowers,
largest stock TO select from at Bauman's,
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Corsets. Corsets, Corsets,
II prices, at Bauman's, zoo Elm street,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-06-27

Summer drinks, cool. sparkling and ice.
cold, at the Glen Lea saloon, opposite the
HERALD office.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-06-27

Neokwear and Ladies' Underwear -
at Bauman's, 706 Elm street.
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The REASON
That Bargains A

That Bargains Abound,
Weg give possession OF our store by July
10th and must close out our stock by that
ume. ALEX. ORTLIEB & Co.
The Rev. George H. Thayer, of Bourbon
Ind, says: Both myself and wife own
our lives to Shiloh's Consumption Cure.n
Dallas, '''''
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wanted,
Five plumbers. Apply to +. f. Doyle
507 Elm street.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-06-27

silk and Satin.
all colors, at Bauman's, 700 Elm street.
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One Of the incest presents to your wife Is
aphaton or buggy. 1t don't cost much
and Orr will sell them low-7A Main street
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-06-27

Ladies' Outfits of Every style
and quality at Baumsn's, 706 Elm street,
Dallas, Texas,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-06-27

New Summer Styles,
French pattern hats and bonnets Just re-
ceived at Bauman's, 706 Elm street.
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Glen Lea Saloon, opposite the HERALD
office.
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Saved 500 horse by buying 25 cents
worth Of Patterson's Peachstone liniment.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-06-27

1000 Canes at Curtis,
~ Curtis has the finest stock iot.. canes. In
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Broom Corn Wanted.
Highest price paid for II at factory, cor.
ner Of Caruth and Lamar streets.
VIM. ProuTs.
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AssdQusrtsu .iOr. millinery ~. Bsunsn
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JlE0PECTFULLY,
Projectors CRYSTAL Palace, 726 Elm s.

A Gard.
You are Invited to call at my photo.
art studio, 705 Main street. nearly opposite
the st. George hotel, and critically exam
inc my productions in photography, /
offer to the public an experience of over
twenty-five years of constant labor, with
the advantages of the finest city associa-
tions in perfecting this beautiful art.
Photography is not mechanism but an
art, and he who would be successful must
have a love for the beautiful and endeayor,
by happy blending Of light and shade and
line posing, to produce beautiful picture.
The time has passed for any person to &C.
cept OF caricatured outline map of their
features with lifeless expression. On the
contrary, you should accept only those fine
photos, beautiful in light and shadow, easy
in position and intelligent in expression;
full in detail, thing OF life. This is the
style, OF work you can always receive from
my hands. My work on exhibition Is of
my. own creation. do not copy but lead,
and all who place themselves under nv
management In my studio shall be artist.
cally and intelligently represented.
w, M MCCIFJIAN
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STREET STRAWs,

| Orr's buggies are selling fast-72i Main
street.
The Brunswick saloon has the finest
lunch, and fish chowder is specially.
Use Acker's English Remedy for con-
sumption. Sold by w. FL. Patterson & Co.
The Parlor saloon, on Lamar street, is
the resort of business and commercial men.
Orr, 74 Main street, cannot be beat on
prices for buggies buck-boards and road.
carts.
Orr, ia Main street, is receiving large
shipments of buggies, carriages and other
vehicles daily.
Put nice polish on your shirt by using
Dobbin's starch polish. For sale by Wal.
lace & Waggener.
Just the thing for polishing a shirt bosom,
collars and cuffs, Dobbins starch polish.
At b. M. Bond & Co.'s.
One of the prettiest saloons in Dallas,
where nothing but the best liquors are
kept, is the Brunswick saloon.
When you want anything fine in the
drinking or smoking line, step into the
Parlor saloon, on Lamar street.
An old nurse says: Ackers English
Remedy is best for coughs, Group, diptheria
or bronchitis. Sold by W. II. Patterson &
Co.
A nasal injector free with each bottle =.
Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy. Price 80 cents
Sold by w. II. Patterson IL Co., druggists,
Dallas,
What will stop my coughing at night
Guarantee Acker's English Remedy will
Price 10 cents, SO cents and ST.. Sold by
w, II. Patterson & Co.
Shiloh's Cure will Immediately relieve
Group, whooping cough and bronchitis.
cold by w. II, Patterson & Co., druggists,
Dllas.
For the nobbiest and best suits Of furni.
ture and foreign chairs, go to the old reli.
able, Geo. Rick, $50 and 732 Elm street.
who has the best assortment in the city.
The Brunswick Saloon now is Justly re-
garded the fashionable place for gentlemen
to take their Smiles in Dallas, and frs.
class Brunswick tables for billiard player
Having bought out the interests Of all
concerned in the firm of @. Il. Hosmer&
Co., steam, gas and water.fitters, l will
continue the business at the old stand, 4O6
Elm street. A. McWHIRK,
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ATLANTA, Ga, May 10, 1851 have
known and watched the use of the
remedy known as Swifts Specific for twenty
years, and have seen more wonderful re-
suits from 1t than any remedy inside or
outside of the Pharmacopnia. know its
composition and do not hesitate to say that
II Is the safest and most efficient antldote to
all blood poison that is known to science.
for diseases incident to spring, 1t has no
impurities OF the blood brought on by the
sluggish circulation in the winter months,
Know it to be entirely vegetable being
prepared from the roots and herbs of our
Georgia forests. As tonic and Alternative
Tor children, 1t is superior to everything,
as 1t cleanses the system, tones up the dl.
gestive organs and gives the little ones a
chance to grow and iatten. A few bottles
OF TINS remedy, will benefit every man.
woman and child in the land, and especially
in the spring. Yours truly.
j. DICKSON SMITH, Nj, ID,
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made by all odds. Judges of beer all saw
this. You will find It at Apollo Hall,
always cold and always fresh.
Everybody who frequents the Fort knows
Gentleman Gus" Rintleman and where
he can be found-behind the bar of the
Local Option. near depot. Unexceptiona-
BILE liquor and courteous attendance.
Mrs. A. V. Bowen, of Parsons. Kansa,
who has been in the city, with her little
| daughter, Geraldine, for the past month
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. s,
Wheatly returned home on the train Mon.
day night.
Colonel George f. Afford, still remains in
st. Louis under medical treatment. and
his friends will be glad to know that there
IS some improvement in his condition.
About the LIST OF August he will leave for
| California.
| Summer School at the Rock College for
males and females, will open july 2nd "a
and continue eight weeks. Courses oI str
dy-English, Classical and Mathematical
W. w. JAMES,
Principal
| Malt extracts are sold in drug stores N
take the place OF solid food for invaIids
Beer is put the extract of malt and Tony
Taus's beer IS superior to all other beers
| The Apollo Hall sell this beer aiwevs
freshly tapped and always cold.
Mrs, Kitty Purcell, wife of Charlie ppr.
cell, died Sunday at $50 D. M, of dropsv n,
the heart, and was inferred Monday at II n
m n the Trinity cemetery. She had heen
III ior long time. The bereaved husband
mas the sympathy of his many friends in
this his hour OF sad affection. ~
| IN NJ, =,
}. f. Barber the well known vegetable,
man, OF Dallas, has removed from Doran,s
market, next to the postoilice, to the well
known LIE Grand market, corner of Main
ana Market streets, where he will keen !
luil supply of vegetables, wholesale and
retail, IN season, and will deliver PROMPTLY
20 any part OF the city. John Barber 4
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$4,000 worth of these Goods now on hand and
are offered at pr ces never before dreamed Of We
cannot quote prices as the
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Tlv0LI HALL.
LEMPS, LEMP'S, LEMP'S
BEER,
And don't you forget 1t.
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Excursion Tickets. Low Ratev.

W. II. CLAwsoN, Assistant Auctions,
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g8enn Sic ein ,,&een Gutter" EoI9ens
mefer 81 fuufen tuuniden, ipredeu gte
opr Bel 8rubot.
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Gin berniinfttaer @imttr.

( SSss SSSu1"ISeBS$
9tm Wtuntng letter @obe fnnb rol
8i6ter &plnnb in @arrensbure Die
@erbanoluns eirer Sluse eegen 8bil
9roB, einer 8rauer, Der aneeflo9t tuar
ein Quart Bier IN Ieiuer 8rnuerei pers
fault unb eeltdttet ill bn6en, ouB oasiel'
be ouf benz gfase eetrunten tuerbe, itatt
Die Seusen fir ben Stnnt ipnren Irt6ur
9. Upton, unb ein 9etpiTer 8obiuiuH
Sn benz &reu5uer90r CAB Upton on Dat
er tein 8iirser oes Staates RtfIouri lei
Ipnoern Soma ala Ieine 9eimntb be-
trnbte, uno bier I'M 9ienlte Der
,@omnn's Gbriltinn 9emperen5 Union"
Itebe. Gein Gnldr lei $75 per Wonnt,
uno er babe &obiniun en9ugirt Inn ibr
su begleiten snrnit es ibm lei6ter uiiroe
g9irtbe unb anbere tue9en nnseiesli9en
9erfnuf BON Spirituulen 5u ii6erflbren.
9efrast pef9en Sebult StObiniOn bes
3iebe, Iogt Upton; SOpiel tuie Der Stont
Seuaen erlaubt. &ubiuion CAB Oil boB
er in Der 8rauerei Elm Quart 8ier Der.
lanet unb oies aud erbalten babe, er
babe Suei @los beiielben setrunten uno
rpdre lberseust bab es Bier eetpeien.
Upton inste, es tuor Bier, unb bn er ais
4rObibitiuniit seseu ben Genus seiitiser
9etrdnte iei, babe er MIR boran eenippt,
I'M fi9 pUn Der 8ei9offenbeit bes @es
trdntes Su lberjeusen unb bic llebers
tretuns bes @eieses 5u cOnitntirer. or
redtfertiste feline 9anSlunssweiie bas
nit baB er iaete, es iei i'm Sutereife
Der 1emperer5 Sn9e eeidebeH unS
CAB 3u, 6aB er in Der Gbiidt ben Gnge'
flaeten 5u elmer l1ebertretune bes
@eieses 81 betpesen, bic 0rnuerei
beiu9t unb bos Bier BON bem eobnr
bes NnsetIdsteH, tuel9en Ct ni9t
81 Sauie aHsetroHen, erbnlten babe.
Der SObn bes aHsetGnsteH iaste bab sr
ben betreHenbeH Stnots3eusen bos Bier
nit Der nnSbrIdli9en Beltimmune uers
fduft, bob es ni9t nuf benz 9lnse ees
trunfen tperbe. gan9 benz gloiboper
ber beibeu anfpdlte ioste 8i9ter
&pIdHb: SD babe ben 8erbdnblunasn
in hieieM Sa1e nit erosem SntereFe au=
eeb6rt unb tpor bisber Der Reinune,
hob Der @ertduf BON bernuI6enben 9es
trdr1feu bos er6Bte 11ebel ouf ber Grbe
iei urb bns tueru es in meiner Ra6t
Idse, t@ beuieIbeu edr;lit oerbiubern
ruIrbe. Sd babe ober beute bic Gnts
ocfune eemd9t odb es mod idltmmcre
Weni9en tuie bic @irt6e eiebt. Sn
mciren aueer finb bic 3eusen fur bic
IntIose Die ueruerffiditen .ReHiden bic
id bis iest eeieben. Inter benz Seds
mdntel Der Nordl uno Inn ons @eIes 3u
inTorciren, uno Inn I'M Stnnoe su iein
etn GEempel 5u 1tdtutren, berleiten ite
Mdnner uHb iosar 9noben III elmer
llcbertretun9 bes @eieses unb ais bes
5ublte Slnseber ueraulafen iie nlsoouu
Die Seb0roen segen bic 8eriOnen, tuelde
Iie 81 elmer uebertretuns bes @eieses
perleitet, einSui9reiten unb Gtrafe iber
lie au perbdnsen. SD tuiiroe iul6en
Neni9en ni9t ouf ibre eibli9 erbdrtete
Iusinse @louben i9enfen. SD CLAUDE
i1neu niht uub mil es ibaeR biernit
seIo9t boben.
ST sluubte beute Rorsen Der au.
sefIo3te Iei bet-lrtfeu, bod babe ib jest
Die reberjeusuns bab feline Gufresuns
cine dolse FetHer aere@teR Gatrifuns
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3u 9ermietben !

Die frhbtrt GttmaHer'idts @e5nuis a n
stYmistttH, 36rfTI aHstHRiI crtteiif
otif q. RsSRis.
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NerbSentfeber QIope.
Bdlti mcr e.8inte.
Nfarlmabigc PnRngierbrforbrrnna
ITifhGn
Bremen unb81ltimDre

u i = ~
tnrG tisrdbmItbif tssdrNtsn, siisrnn. S&Eau.
ben Toffedmpff&iFe erfsr GIdFt rsn 5000
IONS:
@ranniAweia. 0Sefer, 6ermann,
Rmrnbcra, Mmerifa, 9frd6bura.
Ibfahrt ron Sremen ftesu Wtttrr&.
Gbfabrt suu Sd1timpre ieheT Cprnerada.
Eie Ddmpfsr hss n. .. FlUsh fine auf edS
GrItttft esbaut, nit etuti@en StsItuisn
tsmdnnt une psrrtn ron etutfGeK Gdvt.
iainsn t.frbliet.
Tis ar,atl esr NIT ter1 y. D. eIesh Dam.
pfrru ti5 Guts 1852 ttfSrhertsr Gufcsiere be-
Iduft nd, duf
sg 1,101,915 Veriuurn ]aa
ure fpri5t nrbi am 9eften fir bic StIistthsil
eiefsr Strit teim rsifsHesu putlitum.
3pifAeuscdSs 0afTaeitre
tsiTrbrru mir III euetrrreerfIiH tiatasu prei.
fen mad une ucu Heutl&lanb, Stferrei6li In.
g0rIt. L. I. 70.
I1eu GtzwaueeTtrn nd6 rStFli@sn Stodten
ia eie gteife iitfr = a III more ada3 belrn.
ctre aniurGtbsn Re Tttfsn ftbr tiaie, Fne in
Baltimore rcr isetr utteroortheituna deldIst
uno fGnnen bri Iufuaft in SLltimcrr unmit.
rsitdr rrm HsmpI:ts,F I'll bic ssreiifsbeneer
Gitntdtuudgeu feiSsr.
9Htr dlic ods dIte SdtsrldHe tefufen, pe.r
0erpluete uue 5reun,C brru1tr tcmmen ldl.
len mil. lpltf no an etc nntereiAuusn aaen,
ten psnrtn, BIC ~ iecsr ptirrrsn AusfuriI
germ tsrsit Ene. 9rishitt AHTrlsrn rtrrsr
prrT1pt bCdnfprrfef.
Bsa. Apn earnuf, bag Gutre pdifllei5eiur
inr Cue Tdmafsr res H0rreeuti@G q 4
eIppr dussrifsIIt p.rreu-
ii. Sbm bmncbcr s 60,
8tnsrSl 4acnIsn
0 5 S!io SAP Ctr. Baltimore. Wr,
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6ermann, no.. Iretas SEN Oe;embcr

iber bic sereine 4rt unb @eiIe trie nt1r,
ibm IN feine,n Gei6dfte 3u i6nben ee.
iu9t, setpeien; rub i9 fann inn borin
nur Beifoll aoi1en. @ir f6nnen seeen
Diebe unb Ginbre9er unier Gisentbum
i6lsen, ober sesen IOl@e sen,eine
Gborotteure 1T feinc g6i9te Der @eieIs
i9oft sefeit. Die Gntr6lte tpelhe iolden
Reuidew in ibrem riebertrd9tisen @e.
bobren nit Aotb ln6 1bat our Seite
ltebeH, iulIter bon Der 8roris in onen
@cri9tsb6fer oussei9loTen ieir. Sd
:reiie hermit bic 9nf1dse al un6 ent.
lniie ben ansetlasten. 6err Glert tra=
gen fie bieS i'm grototolI elm unb baB
6ieIer Wnnn Upton bic fdmntfi1en
Soften su bejnblen bGt.
@ei9ob benz semeinen gpisel re9t.
Rur i9nbe bnB Der 8i9ter ni9t an>
orbnen tOnnte, baB er bic @ofer I'm
SefdrsniB ,.obften" IolIte.
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GrrsrBt Si9t, oaB ibr 6armnuis
tas am biuisffen fanit bri
Rsnnia's.
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gis isst III Uuu, gOnsreB, obf@pn er
an 8 b. R. IN Sisuns trot, nod ni9ts
BON geneutuns au beri9ten, bos nlle
geitss Sesf bisier &Orperi9aft bon Der
figcu Sbes beIefieu ;u fem i6einea, bos
iie ibren gonftitueuten eesertiber fi9
MIR bnnn ols CUTE gertreter urb geiess
geher nustueiIen f6rnen, tperu fie ninbe-
items Elm 66od @eiesz@oridIdse cinse'
6radt bdber. gBenisiteRs siebt bic
Ibatid6e baB big iest udbe5u 1900
@eiesz8orI6ldse pun ben uerIdieberen
Mitsliebern einsebru6t iuOrOen iirb, 8e,
re9tisuns ;u bieier @nnabme. @enn
nur bic serinsite @nbridein1i9teit uprs
banoen mare, OnB Der bunbertite Ebeil
oieier 9eiess8or i9ldse iernals int Cons
9reB 5ur 8eipre9uns fame, bdtten bic
6erren @eIesseber BIB gum S9luB Der
gisuns uOI1nuf su tbun bod 1T ni9t
Die serinsite @efubr uOrbanben baB bies
seI9eben iuirb, benn bic tpeitnus sr0Bte
So6l bieier 8ilIs tuirb niemnls bon ben
Gomites on tpel6e iie uertpieien puroen,
on ben GOnsreb Suriid6eri9tet.
Serr Carlisle, Der Spre6er bes Re-
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES but ousethnoist bab
er nd9iten Wontas bic bon ibm semo9,
ten Grneunuusen Der Ritstieber Der
ueri9ieoeaen Gurites benz Snuie angel.
gen Uerbe. Sm Senat ion bic Grtudbl=
uue Der Beawten bieier &6rperi9aft crit
rad ben Geiertasen itattftnben. Geros
tor Nntbonp tuel9er am IL. gum eriten
Role i'm SenntS Sanle erIbien, I'M
ietneH NmtSeib fir ieinen fiinften Ger.
min ab5uIesen, wurbe on gte1e bes
Senator Gbmun6S, ber nts goriisen6er
refenirte, gum 5enatsprdiibent ertpdblt |
9a bic Serrer Geiesseber ii9 i9or iebr
dnseftrenst (?) buben, iit ibnen bic
5ueiwD9entli6e 6eiertuss'Gerte, tueIde
nd9Ften Wfontns besinrt 3u s6nHe't |
wienci6t seben iie ndd BEN Seiertosen
ernItli9 OFT bic Nrbett; nielIei1t oud
ridt. @obribeinli9 bas 2estere.
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Ncucr Storc
- rcn
CS. W. MAuSHunD. =

etaenuber CIT Serrann Sacir9e VdnE.
Hermann, Mo.
Spetfn srbaiten, zine itrne NnsrabI Trp
63rres. Roriens nnr @rruriss, De au etn
nisereefTsn preileu psrfaufe.
GSS- 6ar Il 9rceufIe reTptn in 1auid ae-
stu lnHrs WoGTsa lGm bS9Htn Martiprtirr
nNsracu,msa. 1YGus,3 Ii
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Sther SIaf&e 81. Snfnbs Gel Il: eir. stndue ess
trdu6ss grreure IN teHtfter. eHpIii5er. ffaniciis
i&er. irorii6er. f&ptehsr, bpudrSiiber, edntfteT,
bSbrif&er. pcrtustsff9sr unS ttalisnii4es epra5e
beieeeehen.
Cine SIdf&e ct. SaEpbe Gel Rcifet 20 Gents
(fanf Stof6eu fir 5000 If In ieSer asptbtit ~
bdber cbeF ptrS BET 9effelEreen Bon ridt t7eRiser
ale $500 fret nd& allen 2beiIeH eer 9tTsiriatsH
Stddttn terfdrbt. g1dH dSTeffire:
The Charles A. VOgeIer Co.,
t7oSfrIssr rsn q. Bssstsr q Ec.)
Baltimore, Wt.
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Henn ibr euren 9inbern gsei9na9tss
seidenfe taufen tuOlIt, bic bieieGben su
i4dser tu:Fen, sebt nod gersrers M0s
bel6unbluns, no ibr niisfide @esen'
ltdHbe in GROCER QuSrnbl firben f5rut.
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BobentIieber Usarftberttbt

NrrH fteNm drSt,
9prriairi son
GEORGE KRAETTLY. Grocer.
Tte dnseatteHen preffe Erreen soE e6nhleTn
TmtiEsns i'm 9nu'&l tt;nbH.
5rtter per gfune tS-O
&ist tsT DpEene rs
Sefuad
ehtntE PIT Cussae 75-2 90
EnteH 26O-S 80
66n1r : 5O--5 90
5urftrs ser Tfuns 1o--1I
0etTsdntte4fsftI Der pfurs 5-6
yr,Sht 6-6
RarirHsIu ntr 9rItsI So-75
9evfel, PIT 8nfheI 3o-4O
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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-05-13
..SIOW TO MOVE"

Herr MOST is not altogether pleased
with his reception in the United States.
He says "the people Of the United States
are in tone Anglo-SaXOn, aud slow to
move. expected to find many Ger
man Socialists in this country, and was
not disappointed, but when I learned
how the doctrine of right and Justice to
humanity had taken hold and spread
among the English speaking popula-
ton, was as much delighted as sur
prised. Every city has its English
speaking section of the Socialist party.
The members are not forward or demon
strative; in fact, they hardly appear
upon the surface, but they exist and
are AT work. They are thinkers ard
quiet workers, and will be heard when
the time comeS.' He further states
that there is a time coming when
hunger and want will he no more. and
when concentrated capital will be no
more" and this is all To be brought
about by the application of the doctrine
of socialism, peacefully if possible,
forcibly if it must be; anarchy, if you
will" Herr MoST should thank his
stars that the people of this country are
"slow to move" Had they been quick,
he would have Jared very hardly here
with his intensely revolutionary
doctrines. AS it is, the American PEG.
pie do not dignity him with great
deal of attention.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-05-13
SOLID SENSE.

Several grains OF sense are contained
i'll the argument printed below, which
appears as an advertisement Ill Il New
York newspaper:
Military parades with drums and
flies, bauOs Of music, flags, feathers,
uniforms and deadly weapons educate
the rising generation i'll favor of war,
and prevent the settlement of interna.
tiOnal difficulties without war. All our
parades should be in the interest Ofpeace
and peaceful pursuits. If all the gov
ernmeuts of the world would agree on
q certain day to abolish military pa
rades, would it not be great advance
in the welfare of mankind, and go far
to end war" Young men will not
march solemnly to death or multilation
without music, banners, etc. The
IOuEg Mems Christian Association and
theevangelcal Alliance areeverywhere.
\ united effort with the rulers of the
civilized world might accomplish this.
To stop war between civilized nations
is what We need. An army should be
only national police. The whole
civilized world receives designedly and
constantly very strong military edu-
cation and bias, which tends to prevent
arbitration. The point is to stop this
kind of education. 1t is the well-COn-
sidered opinion of strong, sensible men
that four hours work 4 day, instead of
eight or ten, would be the result of the
adjustment of war, all unnecessary
standing armies and military and naval
appropriations, and the establishment
Of permanent peace. The stopping of
all military parades would probably
lead to this.
These are but echoes ofthc statements
and demands made by the Quakers,
and at which the world has largely
laughed. But what hope can there
be of extinguishing the warlike spirit
in man so long as propagandists adopt
the methods of war by forming saliva
ton armies with all the hierarchy of a
military organization? Nor is there a
chance Ofkilling the naturally belliger-
ent sentiment in youthful hearts while
such hymns as Coward, Christian
Soldiers" "Soldiers OF Christ, Arise"
and many others of similar warlike
phrase find frequent place in church or
Sunday-schOol hymnals.