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The Russellville Democrat., 1883-02-01
THE MORTGAGE EVIL.

EDITOR DEMOCRAT:
 There are now, as shown by the records in my office, the following number of unsatisfied chattel mort gages in Pope county, to-wlt: For the year 1880. ISIS 1881 AZ 1882. .692 Making total of........14 1423 for these years, besides quite num- Der for former years. This Is a mat ter it would seem of sufficient impor- tance to both mortgagor aud mortga- gee, to have these instruments mark ed satisfied, if satisfaction has ever been given. The law upon this sub ject is not altogether silent, yet whatever it requires in this particu- lar should be obeyed as strictly as in any other cage.
 Respectfully.
 JAMES PorTs.
The Evening critic., 1883-01-03
Railway PROGRESS.

The year Just closed marks an era Of mate
rial growth and development unparalleled In
all our past history. One OF the surest evil
dences OF our advancement is the wonderful
increase in the Improvements 80 necessary to
meet the commercial growth Of the country.
The Rditpoy Age, In the course OF an interest
Ing article on the railroad growth OF the
country, gives the following statistics concern.
ing the construction Of railroads for 1882. 1t
states that the total number OF miles OF ran.
roads built is 1o,S2l, distributed among the
several States as follows:
Alabama, 37.5 miles; Arizona, 1925; Ar.
kansas, 529.1; California, 2S5.S; Colo.
rado, 500.7j Connecticut, 90; Dakota, 1902;
Delaware, g; Florida, 20I6; Georgia,
306; Idaho, Sol; Illinois, 1852; In,
dian Territory, 67; Indiana, 525.S;
Iowa, 953.37; Kansas, 217.9; Kentucky, SO;
Louisiana, 52.7; Maine, 2s; Maryland, All;
Massachusetts, 8; Michigan, 223; Minnesota,
441.4; Mississippi, $40; Missouri, 3OS.0;
Montana, 3oe.5j Nebraska, 21o.7; Nevada,
d; New Hampshire, 17.3i New Jersey, s5.1;
New Mexico, pig New York, 1928; North
Carolina, 1912: Ohio, 554.0; oregon, lOS;
Pennsylvania, 464.1; Rhode Island, o; South
Carolina, 81; Tennessee, 1885, Texas, S1S
Utah, 1T5; Vermont, 8; Virginia, G2S.3; Wash.
ington Territory, o; West Virginia, 20; Wis.
consin, 3O7.7; Wyoming, %.
Tho same paper furnishes the following
statement OF the number OF miles OF railroad
built, and the total mileage each year since
1870.
The Evening critic., 1883-01-03
a Main in East washington.

AH IHVUItsIug COCK Hght took pIaco last
evening In shanty In East Washington. Five
birds contested for honors, the major number
OF lights being won by East Washington birds.
During the fifth flghta dispute arose, during
which Andy Domer had his head split open
with beer bottle. The most exciting nsht OF
the evening was that between half-game
cock from Alexandria and q full-gams from
the Navy-Yard. The latter won after fifteen
killed.
The Evening critic., 1883-01-03

AS To General Logan, he is directly charged,
by one or more of the leading Republican
papers, with "perverting Testimony" In order
TO make a traitor out of ian oflcer who de-
served the highest honors."-P0st.
We would like to know the name of the
Zone or more leading Republican papers"
referred to. Doubtless they are the vile
and venal New York Times and Charley
Smiths Philadelphia Press.
The Evening critic., 1883-01-03
DRAWING OF MAY 0, 1ss2,

John weger, Kasota, Mimi, through
First National Bank, st. Peter,
MlDn .......s..., s.............,.... Z
Charles Nelson, cor. Sixteenth st. and
Avenue NJ, Galveston, Tex. ......... 1
W. II. Ackers, n River ST., Cambridge
port, Mass .......................
Gillett & Co.'s Newburyport Express
and Fast Freight Line, 50 Court
Square, d3 Franklin St, and rs
Kilby ST., Boston, Mass ....,.......
Irving Pierce, through Bank Of Com
merce, st. Louis, no. ...,..........
@. NJ. Stlnson, Fairfield, Iowa.
The Evening critic., 1883-01-03
ADJUSTMENTS To.MIGAT.

National Theatre-Miss Mary Ander-
con. The Countess, In "Love."
FOrd's OpcrR-HOuse-Geo. II. Adams.
"Humpty Dumpty" Troupe.
Theatre Comique -Montague's Fcmale
Mastodons.
Dime ruseum.-At tho Old Capital Thea
tire on Pennsylvania avenue.
Skating Rink.-Polo game tonight.
Driver's.-Colonel Rogers and Professor
Andera, in their old fashioned vocal and IN
strumental concerts in the studio.
The Evening critic., 1883-01-03

THE Alexandria Gazette entered on its
cighty-fourth year on the 1st. 1t claims
that it is now read by moro people than
ever before. This is an excellent sign of
prosperity, and we congratulate the Ga.stte
upon it. The Gazette is good paper
neMsY. bright and readable
The Evening critic., 1883-01-03
ArriyaIs at Temn1e Cnfe nnd rToteI.

UO7pneI Jhmes bryant, ha,i AnBOn Atwood
and wife, N. X; co. Nicolson, Tenn. DR.. o.
i. Goodall, PHIL. Rev. Dr.. ChGs. KGrsner, wife
aud daughter, Ocean Grove James Roman,
Trenton, N. J.i Miss Margaret Roman, New
buryport, Mass.i Miss X. swafthout, ILL.,; Mrs.
Susan J.. Fenton, N. y; Miss Adah Myton, Pa;
Miss Carrie Mytop, re.i Mrs. A. McDougal,
New York Witaess; r. A. Bhyless, N. j.; MISS
Mary A. Wadsworth, Boston; Miss Camilla s.
Friedrich. Baltimore; Miss Layie Harden, Bal.
timore; Miss Helen Stroe5el, Baltimore; L.
M. Wilcox, n. j.; Colonel j. +. YInal, ". Va,
Mrs. d. Crush, Val Misses Maud and Myrtle
Stalnaker, Va.
The Evening critic., 1883-01-03

The Age estimates that O,OOO, 900 have
been invested In the construction and eqnip-
ment OF the railroads built during the last
The Evening critic., 1883-01-03
DRAINING OF JULY IL, 1882.

VIM. W. Irwin, L. 4 N. r. r., I'd and
Main sts., Louisville, KY. ]
Ed. i. Richardson, Reidsville, N. O.. ]
Phil. WizZleben, with Il. G.. Dun & Co.,
Detroit, Mich.
W. NJ. Martin, Bangor, Mich. .......,...
@. Pittman, Mount Vernon, KY,
through Farmers National Bank,
Stanford, Ky........,..........
P. s. Dicharry, Ascension Parish, La,
through Bernard Lemann, Don
aldsonville, La. La.........,....,......
II. B. Maynard, 900 Third st., New
orleans, La. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
f. A. Magi, 162 Ursuline ST., New Or
leans, Ia...... .,s,.....,...........
L. Dupeire, 354 Dauphine ST., New
orleans. .......,.......t....s
j. G. Spear, 16 and IS Boylston Mar
ket, Boston, Mass ss....,.............
Jno. II. Scott, W. & G. II. Il. Co., Wash.
ington, d. C.................,...
The Evening critic., 1883-01-03

IF the soap.fat man will call at this Office
to-day he can secure the remains of the
individual who came in yesterday morning
and made a remark concerning the bcauti-
FL
The Evening critic., 1883-01-03
DRAWING or JUNE 13. 1850.

Beall & Ricketts,, through kentucky
National Bank, Louisville, KY. so
Mrs. j. Fronty, 392 Bourbon st., New
orleans. .,.....,...,....,.,.... DO
Chas. W. Morrison, Ellsworth, Me-. dc
Joe q. Chambodut, Galveston, Tex 49,. 4,C
II. y. Rayne, Baronne and Canal sts.,
New Orleans. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 2C
Mrs. L. Horn, 157 St. Ann St., New Or
The Evening critic., 1883-01-03
pRAwINe OF AUGUsT 8, 1ss2

J.A. Burks, Leolia, Natchitoches Par
ish CRobeline Station), La......... To-
D. W. Sweeny, Dodd City, Tex, col
lected through Fannin County
Bank, Bonham, Tex ex................ 10
John Reed, la West Washington ST.,
Bloomington, ll......,........... Q
G. G. Reeve, Lyons, Wis............... 2
W. W. Holloway, South Sd ST., La Fa-
yette, md. Observation-Disclosures. i
Daniel Breyl, 1S1 South Clark ST., Chi
cago, ,..............,,,,,.., 1
The Evening critic., 1883-01-03
"AIderney Dairy wagons.n

Fresh AIderney Butter, charmed every morn
ing and delivered In y 10 Ward" prints, 55c
per tb. Also, cottage cheese. buttermilk and
sWeet milk, &c. per at. Cream 16c. per pint.
The Evening critic., 1883-01-03
DRAWING OF APRIL IL, 1882

Louis sauser, South Calhoun st., Fort
Wayne, Ind ............,....."...,
Washington Irving Whitney, 41S
Broadway, Fort Wayne, Ind. .......
S. /. Hatfield, 126 Princeton ST., East
Boston, MASS, Observation-Disclosures.
State Senator j. d. Judkins, Little
Rock, Ark k....................,.
philomene Laurent, 315 Chartres ST.,
New Orleans, La............. .....
j. Pelletier, 81 Carondolet ST., New
Orleans, La. ................
j. W. Cohen, $50 Pennsylyania ave,
Washington, d. O .........&......
A. NJ. McDaniels, 1900 Fourteenth st.,
Washington, d. G ..................
Paid Manhattan Bank, Memphis,
The Evening critic., 1883-01-03
DRAWING OF SEPTEMBER 10,

Il. Il. Deacon, collected through Bates
County National Bank, Butler, Mo. $1,000
D. p. Blair, President East Miss. Ma
trimonial Association, Columbus,
Mics. .s...s...,.s......s.,,,.. lO,OOO
p. n. johnson, Houston, Tex........,. $4,000
Peter o. johnson, Ill Seneca st., Leay-
enworth, KAN. 5000
Michael A. Finnegan, Elder Place,
Boston, Mass. s..,...........,........ 5000
DRAWING OF OCTOBER 10, 1882.
John @. Reuss, Ascension Parish, La. $4,000
= ington, .. o.;........:;..,.:....s,., O.; -. $4,000
Washington. D. Co.. @ ~ ......., @ $4,000
Sam. Hobeon, Memphis, Tenn. 5000
q. g. Huntington, New York rk..,,....... 1900
daux, Observation-Disclosures, ] @ 1900
The Evening critic., 1883-01-03

"WHAT has come over the spirit of Mr..
Windows dreams?" is quito frequently
asked by inquisitive persons nowadays. He
was the first Senator to raise his voice
against the passage of tho whisky bill at
the last session. Not murmur has es-
capped his lips at this session for or against
the proposed whisky legislation. Can it be
possible that he is one of the nine who
have been converted2 If so, how?
The Evening critic., 1883-01-03

FERGUS PATRICK FERRIS, who, as agent
for the Western Associated Press here,
gratifed his personal malice by sending
out as news libels concerning public men,
has long occupied place on the rolls of the
Secretary of the Senate as laborer at
salary of $720 year. OF course he did
no labor. He hired colored
man at $120 year to do the work for him.
Thus Mr.. Ferris cleared $50 month, or
5000 year, and performed no service in
return therefor. OF course this was an
outrage on the public, though it was good
for Mr.. Ferris pocket. Whether this
gratuity was in the nature of a bribe or
not we leave the public to judge. We
bring the matter up now only to chronicle
the fact that he has been dropped from the
roll. The reason for this, VIC understand,
is that Mr.. Ferris and the colored man he
employed to do his work had disagree.
ment about money matters. Thus is n
petty abuse, an understood grab game
broken up. We cannot weep for Mr.. Fer
gus Patrick Ferris.
The Evening critic., 1883-01-03

NEVADA now claims population of $1,000,
a gain of about $4,000 since the census of
1880 was taken. Allowing this claim and sup
posing Now York not to have gained any since
1880, We find each citizen OF Nevada counts
In the Senate as much as sixty-three citizens
of the Empire State.-Iost.
Well, what of it ? Senators are not ap-
portioned ont among the States by the head
as Representatives are. Ifthe New Workers
are dissatisfied let them go ont to Nevada
and help even up the population of the two
States.
The Evening critic., 1883-01-03

THERE were just twenty.three Senators
who favored the Whisky bill at the first
session of the present Congress. Now Mr..
William Thomas. claims thirty-two, and
says that whenever they want to they can
command these thirty-two statesmen to
vote for their bill. Now, what we would
like to know is this: If Mr.. Thomas did
allege that there were thirty-two Senators
now ready to vote for their bill, what has
brought about this change among our
statesmen-a gain of nine in about nine
months, one month ?
The Evening critic., 1883-01-03
FREE ADVERTISING.

Advertisements under us head Of "Situutfors
Uuhtcd" ioiH hereafter be inserted IN THE EVEN
1Ne CRITIC three times FREE, We inpite au
tshfig situations 10 dpdH themselves. Of Mfs o6et.
dnsiCcrs directed ~ care oJ CRITIC O6cc ipW re-
coiue cdrCfW attention. business uduortisc9ienN
hreetin three tfDesfor 10 cents.
The Evening critic., 1883-01-03
DRAWING OF NOVEMBER IA, 1852

]. N. Dixon, Ennis, Tex. $4,000
New York clty..::.:.;; ;i:::..;;;..., $4,000
NewSuryport, Mass .,..'.:,..s..... : I" 10000
Hermann ann Toass1erg, Ha New York City. 5000
YORK 6liy. y......,.....,...... @ ~" 5000
W. It. Clark, Philadelphia, pa........ 1000
Emil Weidig, 1112 Magazine street,
New Orleans, La. La........,....,..,.. 1000
For account of Agent Southern Ex-
press Co., Lynchburg, Va..,....,.. 1000
Rpdrtieuldys Of he 1921 Monthly Drdtp-
mgJ ne 9m January, see scheme N another
cofann Qfthls paper to-day.
The Evening critic., 1883-01-03

THE agitation of the tariff and revenue
questions should be brought at once to
close. Every branch of trade is in a state
of utter stagnation; operators are afraid to
iryest their capital; furnaces, mills and
factories are being closed down, and the
whole country is settling into state of
commercial Information. The financial
panics before the war were directly attrib-
utable to the prolonged discussion of meas
ures affecting the revenues of the country,
and even now murmurs are coming from
every section of the country affecting the
stability of firms and individuals. Son.
gress should take immediate measures to
avert the impending financial catastrophe.
The Evening critic., 1883-01-03

TNoR RENT-THREE ROOMS ON SECOND
II floor, with modern improvements, furnished
or unflrnished; terms low; no families with
small children need apply. Call AT i52 Pierce
Place NV. d313t#
The Evening critic., 1883-01-03

TIOR RENT-TwO sECOND-STORY ROOMS,
~ south front at si5 per month. Apply lil5
st. H. w. d3O-3t#
The Evening critic., 1883-01-03

HANDSOME FURNISHED ROOMS, WITH
IL or without board; single or en- suite, iOl Sd st.
The Evening critic., 1883-01-03

TNOR RENT = -FOUR UNFURNISHED
board, 1872 10th st, n, w. j2.3tT
The Evening critic., 1883-01-03
FoR RENT--Miscehaneous.

noNo~N>NNANrJNo.NNo4NNSN
EOR RENT-AN ELEGANT NEW SQUARE
u grand piano, Hallett & Davis make, for 81 per
month 10 party having no children. Inquire at
1927 Pa. ave. N. W. js3tt
The Evening critic., 1883-01-03
FOR SALE-Rouses.

oNNNonnNooNNNNNNNNNNN NNNNNNNNNNNN0NoooNNoNN
TNOR SALE-ON FOLLOWING TERMS: 500
Il, cash, $40 monthly, two.story, s2-room house,
with large lot. No. $40 st. n. e.; key at S7. ].
w. Starr, 1929 N. Y. ave. d2s-6t#
The Evening critic., 1883-01-03
FOR RENT--Rooms.

TNoR RENT-Two LARGE UNFURNISHED
II communicating rooms, third floor; rent very
CHEAP, Call 100 A ST. n, e. 1857
The Evening critic., 1883-01-03

1n11 X ST. - HANDSOMELY FUR
Il nished apartments; parlor and bed
rooms privale family; house with all mod i'm;
one of tho best locations in the city. j2-6t
The Evening critic., 1883-01-03

VIZ yANTED-BY A LADY PERFE1h
wv qualified. q position either in the ClIM
Department in the Treasury or in the DeatF|
ter Office; will pay 500 to any one who cakAt
cure such position for her. Address Hope, u
The Evening critic., 1883-01-03
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Advertisements OF Three lines under this heat
inserted three times for 25 cents
The Evening critic., 1883-01-03

A LADY OF EDUCATION AND EXPERI-
IA ence, would take care of nm invalid lady or
gentleman and travel with them IL desired, or
would take entire charge OF house'Rs housekeeper
Office. d30
The Evening critic., 1883-01-03

VNANTED-BY A WHITE GIRL, II YEl%
w Of age, situation in first-class familW
child's nurse or chambermaid; would do id
housework; or in hotel to do chamberwork; g 4 I
wages expected: would prefer to go home nigfits
Eva Martin, 207 II st. n, g., lower door. ts
The Evening critic., 1883-01-03

UTANTED BY A MIDDLE-AH
w white woman, n situation to cook, N
and iron In n fmal family: references II requiH
Address Annie Price, CflIic Office.
The Evening critic., 1883-01-03

s1 situation to eSMrsTMSr % in Ms r
family. Apply to Anna Benz, No. 233 Pa. "
The Evening critic., 1883-01-03
wANTEO-Sltuauons-femoie

yXT A ANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE WHITE
w woman, n situation as chambermad or
llnin sowing. Addresn Mrs u. L. Critic niiica. ID
The Evening critic., 1883-01-03

NTANTED--A WOMAN, WHO THO
wv oughly understands her business, wis
washing to do at private residences on Mond
or Tuesdays. Apply GOO B st. 8. w. d3lI
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Gin aaufm ann in Der

II leI u |,
bem ourd Elm leibenbe8 unb idreienbeS
&ino mebrere Nddte Der Sdlaf serautt
muroe uno Der Su Der l1eber,euauna ae,
lanste, oaB Wlrs. 8inslpms. 5cctbina
Snrup Serabe Der Nrtitel isi, beGen er far
baS Sinh benStbiste, faufte einen gcrratb
bapon. 9lls ct mad 9auie fam unb leiz
ner Srau bapOn Wittbeiluns n1adte, mtiz
serte iie iid, bem &inbe BON benz @efaufz
ten gu perabreiden, ba Ie cine Nnblnserin
ber ScniSppatbie mar. Die nddlte geadt
wurce wieoer idlafoS perbradt. 9lls Der
Vater am nd4ifen Gage mad Saule fam,
fanb er bas Ginb idledter ais ie, unb ba
er abermals cine idlafOie geadt befards
tete, perabrei4te ct pdbrenp Ter Nbweien,
belt ieiner 8rau benz Sinbe cine Ycrtion
bes Snrup uno ia9te nidtS bapcn. Die
Nadt barauf idlief 2llleS wobl uno Der
fleine gdreier erwadte ont Wtprsen nit
beiterm .@eiidt. Die Mutter mar erfreut
iiber ben plStliden munberbaren gBedlel
uno Obtpcbl lie Rd 3uerlt beleioist fablte,
als iie auffldruns erbielt, iette fie benncd
ben @ebraud bes SsrupS fort. S9reienbe
Sinber unb idlaflDie Nddte linb ibr ieet
unbefannt. @ine einSslne Probe nit ben,
9prup bat nod baS 2eiben iebe5 Sinbes
urs bas gorurtbeil Der Mutter beiiest.
Sn allen g(pOtbefen 3u baben; 25 Gents
bic NlaIhe.
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ibnen gum She'll nod frem6 paren uno
in benen lire nabe 8ertpanbti6aft nit
bem @ouberneur ibnen glei6fals ben
erifen plab antpies. @smar natiirli6,
baB iie ben Mittelpuuft fiir Die fdmmt=
li6en @dite biIbeten, aber ndbreno bic
8aronim all Die 9lrtigfeiten un6 gluf=
merffanlfeiten in @mpfang nabnr, bie
Ser Dame oes Sauies gebubrten, feierte
Die S6Onbeit un0 Nnmutb ibrer So6=
ter tuabre Sriumpbe: bic iunge garo.
neB tpar fortmdbrenb umringt, gefeiert,
bemunbert, uno beionbers Die iiingeren
9erren tpagten einen formli9en @turm,
UNI Die 3uiage irgenb zines Sanses au
erbalten. Gaben BLUE bispeilen au
ben Gruppen 6iniibe1, Die fi9 INNER
Ipieoer bon 9feuem um iei1 reisenoes
Dfiin6el bilbeten, aber es lag nur eim
babies Sd6eln auf feinen 2ippen. St
lab, NIT ipel9em 8ergniigen aber aud
nit ipel6er lnbefangenbeit iie bic Sul=
oigungen entgegennabm, Die ibr bon
allen Seiten gebra9t wurbelt.
(8urtfebums fuIat.)
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: Sin Wbentelter eines Gr< <gl};nis4ers

yin NueAleutl tlHeS SVI>W1ntlIers.
Ser Oeputirte nno ebemalige Minifer
@iobanni yieotera fam bor einigen
5agen III 2onoon at unb mar ni6t
iuenig erltaunt, glei6 beim @erlaiien
oes gSaggons bon Wd9tern bes @eiebes
feltgenominen gu ,uerben. ylicotera
oerfu6te in fransoIii6er, italienilber
nno englil6er Spra6e feline S6entitdt
feItsuiteuen, Die &onitabler aber blieben
oabsi, ct lei ibnen als Der bon Der YO=
ll3el beiBerlebnte ginbre6er Willis fig
nalilirt tporoen. Sci berYoliaei eelang
es Dem Siibrer ber 2infen i'm italieni=
f6en Parlamente balo, feline gbrli6feit
gu bepeiien, un6 ein bober geamter
fu6te ibn nit oer angenebmen gerli6es
rung gu beruben, baB er feineswegs Ell
nem Iei6tlinnigen 8orgeben bic ibm
tploerfabrene llnannebmli9feit gu pe,z
oanfen babe, ionbern in Der Sbat bem
genannten @auner glei9e, ,pie Elm Srops
fen Wafer bem anbern.
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eSm eimer 3iite acfmnSen.

Mr. So9n ainsman, ausuifa, @le., i@retbt
inns am 10. Mai 1888, iuie fOlst: sd liH
mebrere Monate on Niercnfranfbeit, unb ba id
in elmer 9eitung Die pnnoerbaren auren bon
cunts &emeoy in Gdllen bon @alIerIudt,
8laien. unO Mierenfranfbeiten las, beI6lob i'd
bafelbe anauipenben. SIN elmer Sfiite NIT altem
Strob fanb id sulalia cine Glaid)e oabon unb
nabm babon elm. 3u meiner lleberraidung
berbeiierte iid meiue @elunbbeit bonn @ebrau9
oer eriten Glaide on. Sn allem berbrau9te i'd
feds Glafden unO iebt iino alle Sdmersen ber.
f@wunoen, inein slppetit 1T gut unb id) fann
trob meiner 80 Sabre meine @el9afte beiorgen.
Mebrere meiner Nadbaren iinb sleidfalls bur6
Sunts &emebs sebeilt Dorben, unb elmer mel
ner Greunbe, Der iib cine Glaide bel @uppb,
&insman uno sllben in Qortlanb fauftc, erflarte,
ct iuiiroe ME obne bas @littel Iein.
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: 8oshafte gfqche iibte por &urz

= Bosbafte Na9e iibte Dor Sur
gem ein 9initndb9en in 2onbon an
ibrer 9errin. Wars. Sane Yri6arb,
gto. 76 2iion @rope tpobnbaft, Bate
ibr Stubenmdb6en entla1en. 9lls fie
cine Stunbe na6 8erabl6ie6ung bes
Mdb6ens ibre Spilette ma6en tpolte,
permiBte iie gu ibrem S6reden ibr =
@ebib. 3mei Sage barauf eri6ien in
mebreren 8ldttern cine 9ln5eige bes
9ienftmdb6ens, @lifabetb g8ittroip,
ipprin lie lire ebemalige 9errit um Ser
aeibung bittet, 6ab iie aus gerieben bic
falf6en 3dbne berielben mitgenommen,
unb mittbeilt, baB iie biefelben beute
nod per Ppit 5uriidl dlenben tperbe.
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= Die BrObibitonilfen werben ourd
ibr srObes gOtum in Sbio unb in Soma
gar iebr ernutbist, unb es 1T idon Die
0feoe bapon, oaB iie nd6ites Sabr ibren
eisenenB Brdlioenti6afts 3anbibaten non,i=
ntren pollen.- DAP bies, menn es ae,
iddbe, ben Nepubl;fanern mebr Nbbrud
tbun mitrbe ais ben Genotraten, 1T ses
miB. aber eS maroe anl 9feiultate faum
etwaS dnberb.
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= Ser betriibte Gbemann. = Oas
rMeiBenfelier &reisblatt" entbdlt in
elmer ieiner &ummer folgen6e belufti>
genbe anaeige: nSm 2eben nod ni6t
bagetpeien. Meine Grau, 80 Sabre
alt, gum 2. Male berbeiratbet, bat mid
in 81 Sabren 45 Mal b0stpillig berlais
len. 9lls griaB fu6e i6 cine Sausz
bdlterin i'm 9llter BON $3.50 Sabren.
Spuis &abnemann, 2o6plab."
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9es 8afcrs g{sen.

SIR. Glfreo gabean, SO 2ineoln. Strabc, Mc.,
i6reibt uns am IA. @tai 1888: vSeit LANCER
Belt litt id an llnberbaulidteit unb 2eber.
bei6merben. 3u 3citen mar mir l9on Der
@nblid bon Speilen sutpiber. 8eriGiebenc
Mittel bate id bergebli@ berludt, bis mir Der
apotbefer Martel in 2eipiiton cunts @en,eby
empfabl. Sd bei6lob, oafelbe su beriuden
uno begann ben @ebrau6 nit Mibtrauen. Ser
erae SerIud iiel 10 siinitig aus, bab i'd sipei
ipeitere 9laiden faufte. 0aS Wiittel fat 8un.
Der bepirft unb mid bon Der llnberoanlidfeit
sebeilt. Sd fann iebt ale Speiie aenieben unb
empfeble 9unts @emeos ais cin Wlittel 9esen
unberoauli9feit, 2eber. unb gtierenfrantbet.
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Nraftiitbe ,srfahru,,a.

Wir. Geo. .. Sates, 80 Cottage Street, &c.
iuiiton, Me, elm berbOrrasenbcr Siirscr, mad)t
uns am IA. Mai 1888 folseube Wdttbeilans:
pOa i9 bic ncrtbbouen GigenT9aftcn bon
cunts &emeos in prattil6er 8eiie tcnnen se.
lernt babe, erlaube id) mir gu bemerfen, bab
0ailelbe ein Seilmittel bon 9lobem @ertb it,
SD empfeble eS nit 8ergniigen Sebcrmann, Der
stleren' unb 9ebcrleioen unterDOrfen it,"
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- Cine intereNante Convention mur.
be neulia in Gan Srancisco, Gal., ab.
sebalten. Dieielbe belfanb aus ben
Qei9enbeitattern @oliicrniens. Sie
Seriudten anoere 2eidenbefatter bapon
a63ubulten, ii& bort nieber3ulafen, unb
hOHen iO,baB BeSraben ibrer Mitusas
iden fanftis alIsin teiOrsen 5u tSnnen.
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Tarttt 5tt OerfaMfett.

3pei @leilen iueitlid bon 8orne am @iboIo
gelegene 4s ader eanb, 20 ader in @ultur,
bas anoere in Gen3 unO @aiture, Gin Sobn.
baus bon Stcin NIT 8in,mern, Siid)c, Sforn.
baus, Smotebans uno gutter 8runncn lit au
bertaufen. @a1eres am Ylabe leIbft.
6rau @roBmann,
25,10,6mp Borne, aenball gountb.
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8rabanoter, Baleneienne, Yas
rlier, &uilifd)e, @d9iii6e un6 leinene
SpiBen in GROCER Muswabl billigit beim
GQmpus.