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Carrying the News of Lees Surren-


der. Bs
at reunion Of veteran soldiers of
GenerafJ D. Cux 3 command IN Cleve-
land the ,her day. Captain A. j. Ricks
gave thrilling account OF how be car
rFed the news OF Lees surrender to
Cox's men, who we're marching agsins,
the rebel General Johnston in N,rtb
Carolina, and how II was received. dur
ing which he related this amusing set
touching Incident:
The,quick vi, Of the soldier Is pro-
verbal, butI never heard q more striking
proof Of il than on the occasion !, am
desc iii q. In one Of The regiments, as
! was sweeping through the ranks. ]
csng6t the bright face OF soldier lean
NE. .oat from the line. as fer. as possible
INTO the road, 10 catch the 6rst Sound
from my lips. What is it7 What is
-it7" be anxiousiv shouted "Lae has
snrrendefed With his whole, army 20
Grant, was the reply, Clear and 'ud
shove all the voices, and quick as the
message 'tell upon his ears, was his an.
swer: "Great God! you're .he man I've
been looking for for the last four years.
What world Of meaning there was N
hhaa prompt answer! True enough, thai
was the news 8 while nation OF wearied
people we're waiting for-tbat was che
message the whole armv had been look.
ing for through lo' g eanpaigns Of hard
marches and desperate hattles; but il
took the quick wit OF 2 bright soldier te
Express It iersely and apsly.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1883-08-14
THE SPIRIT OF, DEMOCRACY.
TUESDAY, AUGUST IA. 1888.
Going to Read Something Else.

The newspaper editor who had heen
vexing his soul over the xsv the youth
OF DE laad sulped down dime novels OF
the bloodani thunder aort can feel bet
ter 4 change of sentiment has already
betfayed itself, snd there Is reason to
hppe that . One.eyed Dick and /" Dead
stot jim viii soon be out OF print
Yesterday lad of IA, who has devoured
about thousand five and ten cent novels
during the last year, entered Wood
land avenue news store, and when the
clerk handed him down "The Black De.
mon of the Prairies" and other late pub
licstiOns Of the sort he turned away
With Q sigh and remarked:
81 don't care for 'ew any more"
"Why, what's the matter ?"
We'll, / read Injnn stories and run
away to become an lTjln slayer Dad
btoIsht me hack and whalsd me halt to
death. / Rad pirate stories and ship
ped on q schooner for Buffalo. aud al
most died OF seasicknes4. | read hunt.
ing stories hut there's nothing to hunt
around here except cats. I've tried To
be trapper, hut the nB'v gaue ever
caught was the milkman. and he's lay
lag for me yet., kinder wanted TO be a
train rohber. but the trains wouldn't stop
TO he rohbed. and when l resd of boy
heroes and Looked around to- save rich
girls In runaway coupe or old men
from .lhe river, there never was any
chance, I'm going 70 change snd read
something else !"
well, what shah it be7"
81 want something about boy who
hogan low down and worked up. He
mustn't rush into any burning houses.
save any stlres from being robbed, dis
c,.ver any plots To blow up steamboats,,
or save any old woman, from mad dogs
He Gust be jast like .he rest oftus-
hsve headaches. get licked. bate 20 get
out Of bed. fight his brothers, and steal
sugar and take j: to bed to eat"
The dealer couldn't find such book,
snd the lad went out with the remark
shst nobody seemed to care to write
anything for boys.
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A Case that Puzzled the Whole
{ $780,, Faculty. rst

! Mrs Milo Ingram gave the names oi
apme OF The most reputable physicians
10 1the two cities (Pi'tsburg and Ale
gbeny 10 whom she had paM large
Gums Of money for treatment. but she
rapidly grew worse. She was then ta-
ken 10 the most reputable physicians
sbi surgeons in New York, but With no
better success They had all pronouIc
ed II cancer. sna declared she must die
The flesb.of her breast was eaten away
down to the rihs the breast bone was
lsid hare and the disease made Its way
upwards, censing the breast to become
detached. from the wall Of the chest,
hanging loose from. above See page
IS, OF DR.. Hartman's s'Ills OF Life. :
how Perund cured her. They are Civ
en- away by druegis fgratis). aefsa
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1883-08-14

Bid you read how Josiah Pitkin. OF
Chelsea, Vt, was cured Of terrible
sore leg, by Hoods SarsapariAs, the
blood purifier -
1t tisagood sign when women are
happy in each ether's society when
thew talk as well and sfs as agreeables
yiyscious and witty when segetberaas
when there are gentlemen to please,
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Notice to Hueksters and Peddlers.

T,HE laws Of Ohio require peddlers and
i hucksters to take eut license for the
plying of their vocation, under q penalty Of
$50 for every violation of the same. All
persons engaged in peddling in Monroe
county are hereby warned and should be
governed accordingly, as the law will be
strictly enforced. S. A. ATKINSON,
.s.s Auditor Monroe County, Ohio.
tuly24, 's3w4.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1883-08-14
Filling an. Order tor Kentucky
Wearing Apparel.

Representative Joe Blackburn OF Ken
tuckh is in Washington on q brief visit
A friend says. the following il gospel
truth: When Joe started foI Washing.
ton last week be was in good deal Of 3
hurry. and neglected to bring with him
the nj ssary outfit of linen. On bis
arrival here be telesrspheIi to his family
10 send him some clothing but when
hba message arrived no ons .wss there TO
ali the oEder but his little daughter,
about 10 years of Age. She did her
hest, as the following telegram from her
will.shuw:
'rs.DEAR PAPA-I have sent all the
wearing apparel could find, seven
sBit.s, ore boHie.knife and three pis.
Dls.n
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: FARM !. | FOR SALE. 1, :.
SIX Hundred ACRES.


Situated near the town Of Calais. Monroe
county, Ohio. There are two daries, over
one hundred COWS and q number of other
young cattle. both well furnished. with all
the necessary fixtures for carrying on the
business at each place. Also a large frame
house 20 BY "A feet with an ell l8 by rs
feet with good cellar and we'll with good wa
ter. A large barn so by go feet.
Three Stories High.
a grist and saw mill with tenant house
plenty of springs Of fresh water on all parts
of the farm with the Seneca fork Of Wills
creek running through near the middle Of
the farm. For further information enquire
of G. sTAL DER & J. CLoUsE, Calais, Mon
roe county. Ohio. e.5....... .-.-.,.,a
JACOB VERNON, Osksloosa, Iowa.
July 8, 1883, 3m.
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DISSOLUTION.

NOTICE is hereby given that the partner
IN ship known as the firm Of c. G.. 0blinger
s Bro, doing business at Lewisvilie, Monroe
county, Ohio, was dissolved Jaly l9, 1883, BY
mutual consent. The business will be CON-
;tinusd by c g. 0bliuger.
c. g. oBLINGER 4 BRO.
q juiy74 'S3w3.
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NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT.
Estate Of Mary Neyhart, Deceased

H,HE undersigned has been appointed and
i qualified as administrator Of the estate
of Mary Neuhaft late of Monroe county, de-
ceased. =
Dated this 28th day Of July, A. D..lsSs.
iply3l,'S3w3. X. DlBHL.
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Proposed Amendment to the
Constitution Of Ohio.
>.t ri Tslali .TAG2zlT
SECTION EIGHrEEN OF sCHsD.
ULE.
. saflhT IR.lsJ ,-R \ E 2s =
SENATE JOINT RESOLUTION No. so.
sss 5o1NT REsoLtyr1oN ;

= -
.sss 501NT REsDLJTfoNs y
Proposing Attachments to the Constitution,
Bet Resoltsd 6p the General Asas6lS sf tho
State Of OHIO, That. atthe general olecsion,te
be held on the second Tuesday of sOsto6srr r
1883, there shall be submitted TO the slsotofs
for their approval or rejection two prorcsitions
to amend the constitution Of the state, 80 fol.
FloWE u. - z,Ps asH ,uosaN ~ stAs.l5
sa t1hsT fhoPosftoN. .arssvs y
.'The additions, section" In snd With seeti,u
eighteen Of the schedule shall Be repealed, ssd
there shall be substituted for it tHe foIioNinTs
"The general assembly shall regulate tks
traffic IN Intoxicating liquors so "a 10 prsyiis
against evils resulting therefrom; and its psNsr
to levy taxes or assessments thereon Il not
limited by any provision Of this constit6tlou.S
'oN" SECOND PRUtosITIoN. sF1
"'The additional section in and vith ~ es;ou
eighteen of the schedule shall be repealed. and
there shah bs snbstituted for IL the foltowiu6.
Tho manufacture of and the traffic In ins
toxicating liquors to besused 6s nebsystaee are
forever prohibited; and the general assembly
shall pretide by law for the enforcenent Of
this provision"
The electors voting In favor Of the said irss
proposition shall hare on their ballots the
words, Regulation and tan alton ef. the liquof
itrsMc-Yes" and those voting in favor 81 the
ssid second proposition shall have on thsirihal.
lots the words, "Prohibition Of intexicatisa
iquors-Yes" .gjs g
IF either ofAtheS said two propositioss 81
thus approved By a. majority of the slestsrS
voting at the said election. .shen ths sme6dMsnt
therein proposeds shall constituents sepsfats
section of article fftesa gf The eonstitutish,
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RAILROADS.
b. u. & g. R'Y co.
TIME TABLE. d"
- s53aa b.
TAKE EFFECT IL NJ, OCT. 20. 1882.

Trains make connection with the B. 20.
and C. & r. Railroads, also. With Capt
Princes steamboat. &c +. Lucas" for Wheel
ing. Trains run daily, Sunday excepted. :
TRAINS GOING EAST. g.;
NJ NJ a
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Sunshine and Sleep,

Sleepless people-and they are many
In Americs-shoull court the sun The
very worst soporitic is laudanam, and
the very hest, Sunshine. Therefore, it
is very plain that poor sleepets should
pass as many hours as possible in the
sunshine, and as few as possible in the
shade. Many women are martyrs, and
vet they do not know it. They shut the
sunshine out Of their houses and their
hearts, they wear wells. they carry para.
soils, they do all possible to keep off the
suhtlest and yet most potent Influence
which is intended 10 give them strength
and beauty and cheerfulness. Is itnot
time to change this, and so get color
and roses in their cheeks, strength in
their weak hacks, and courage in their
timid souls The women Of America
are .palo and delicate; they may be
binoming and strong; and tie sunlight
will be potent influence in this trans.
formation mrft'eorn.g kT9 Es5 HF&T
When you lie down, close your ewes
with a short PRAYER, commit yourself
into the hands Of your faithful Creator
and when you have done, trust Him
with yourself as you must To when you
ars, tying.
I'he Winterport correspondent OF the
Belfast (lrelaad) Journal relates tha. lit
Tie Josie was accused by her sister OF
telling q falsehood. "Sbe at first der led
but afterward said by wav Of extenu-
alton :-"Well. suppose l did lie, every
body lies hut God and George Wash.
ing,on." This sane little gill was asked
il she SAID her PRAYERS. She replied:
INC; hav TO take Kennedv's medicine,
a d thsi's enough withou! saving my
payer"
Annabel. Jane-Of course a woman
can keep secret. a great deal better
than man can. / One little secret will
last woman through two hour shop.
ping excuI sion, mite society," q mis-
sionary circle, ten calls, and a house
hold furniture auction, and there's
CROUCH, of it LETT to tell her, husband
when be gets home. Now, mn would
forget tbree.fIths OF both. ends OF il
before be could get half so, far, with it,
A woman can't keep seeret2 Annabel,
she can keep it on the dead run more
miles in more hours than man can
m1ke it walk.
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Dentistry In tine United States.

Scientific California.
There are now about 900 dentists
in the United Ststes, and they pack into
the teeth OF the American people about
a ton of pure gold, and Eve times that
amount of less precious Stnetals Tin,
silver, platinum, etc. saupally. Nov.
these metals are worth 81 0OC, 900. and
it will take only about $50 years to bury
all the coin in the United States in the
graveyatds another feature in favor OF
cremationl.
There are about 100000 of artificial
teeth made in the United States yearly,
yet only one-lhird of the people ayail
themselves OF this blessing
Perfect teeth are to be found iu the
mouth OF only one American ir 80. The
dental organs Of 70 being more or Jess
affected
This state, of affairs will never i'm
prove until mothers are to bear chill
dren with, perfect teeth, and preserve
them intact until the offspring is 2e
years Of age.
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NOTICE TO TEACHERS.

THE Board Of Kxaminsrs of Monroe County
i viii hold meetings for the examination
of teachers as follows:
Woodsfeia, Saturday, Nay IL. 1883?
July IA, 1883 7f
afS . p e7s September i5.1S83.
Beallsville. "S September "a, 1883
Those desiring certificates Of any, grade
must be examined.
Examinations to commence at 8 O'Clock.
Ry order Of the Board '.'
mayl, ,'s3td. JAMRs a. WATSON, Clerk.
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urday. .. .
sTrains .un on Baltimore time east Of the
Ohio River. Leaving time At Wheeling is
city time '@ stg ,3s'-f'ssli. = mi
WHIST BAUND--No 4, daily,vith throagh
Sleepers from N " York TO Chicago. No.
2, through Sleepers Baltimore to Chicago
and through Coach from Columbus to ssn-
dusky daily. No. daily, on Main Line and
Z. O, 4 3. Divisions; on other divisions
daily, exceps Sunday. Sleeping Car Com
berland tcTolsdo daily; and Wheeling to lu-
dianspolis daily except Sunday. All other
trains daily, except sunday. - = RI ~
L. N. COLE, General Ticket Agent, Balti-
more.
W. 3. REPPRRT, Pass. Agt, Columbus.
C. K. LORD Gen. Pass. Agt, Baltimore,
B. DUNHAM, Gen. Man., Newark.
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Trains run on Columbus time west Of the
Ohio River.
EAST BoUND-No ], tiaily, with through
sleepers from iChioago TO- New York, and
Sleeping Car from Indianapolis to " Wheeling.
No. 8, through Slespers from Chicago to Bal
timore daily, and Through Coach from San.
dusky to Columbus, through Coach Colum.
bus to Wheeling daily. No. s. daily, Sands
Ky to New York, on other Divisions, daily,
except Sunday. Sleeping Car Toledo to Cam.
-bsrland. ALI other trains daily, except SUM-
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USEFUL AND SUGGESTIVE.

Many fruit trees do poorly from a
lack OF proper drainage Of the soil.
Good culture, frequent stirring of the
soil, is the great factor in corn growing
A single toad on lawn or In the gar.
| den is of more value tban q swarm oil
sparrows. And he Is . sweeter singer,
too.
) Planting crops for honevsis receiving
attention from sIl large apiarists to sup
Iply the lack OF honey that comes be-
tween the blooming OF the fruit irees
and of the white clover.
When IA feId has once been brought
to a good crop, producing condition, it
should never be allowed to become poor
again. 1t pays to keep the fields in
"good heart"
Spiced plums are delicious. To eight
pounds Of plums allow four Of sugar,
one teaspocnfnl each of cloves and cin-
namon and cne small cup Of vinegar
Cook until they are thick as jelly.
If you have occasion to use cloths
wet In hot water about an invalid. do
not try to wiring them out of the water.
TIE heat way to prepare themis to steam
them; they can be handled then with
comparative esse.
Georgia farmers have been 80 worried
by tramps that they are putting up large
farm bells to be rung az an alarm in
case of need The clamor will be loud
enough to summon dozen families.
Veal Outlets: Veal outlets are very
nice il dipped In eggs, then in 6ne hiesh
crumbs, with peppar, salt, and q little
parsley chopped and mixed with the
bread. Have some fat, very hot, IN the
pan before you put the outlets in After
frying the veal pour most Of the fat oat
of the pan and make rich. brown graz
w. Serve with mashed potatoes, tur-
nips and tomatoes.
& delicious chocolate pudding is made
Of one quart OF milk, three ounces OF
chocolate, six eggs. one cup of sugar
and two teaspoonfuls Of vanilla. Boil
the milk and stir in the grated chocolate.
When this is dissolved, take from the
FIRE and stir in the beaten yelks of six
eggs; :hen sdd the sugar and vanilla
Bake in pudding dish for half an hour,
and make q meringue OF the whites O.
the eggs. with three tablespoonsful OF
sugar beaten with them.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-10-29
2t1tS Den @orit6otcm4

Ser 56ld6tbausarb eiter @iatam SLAM
neru pnroe Ntttt1pod Dtor9en nm 4 llbr i'm
@peilesilnmer ieines &oitbanieSt go. 4037
Sallte6ltr., tobt in eileln Stnble D%or9efur=
BEN. Ser itber ben &eidnam ab9e1altenc
sSnqueft ergab, boB @bolera Weorbu5 Die &oS
~6eSirlad)e 9emeIe ell mar.
9lls Die Gbitren 6erSalonzS 6ule Wittwo9
Nsor9en seoiirtet t%puroel, fanb man Die 3ims
ner lGntmtlib inter @aiier lteben. gte err
mittelt pnroe.. batte Scenario am Aberto nors
ielbeu al ldlieBen perseien. 8os 8aiier
bat on Der 6alfbetleiouns Der 8eden nno
9sGnoe groBen S9a6en anseri6tet nno bic
G9nle mirb fir Die Gamer mebrerer Gage 9es
I9loilea bleiben.
Orei 9lrbeiter, pel6e erf DOT &nrSem III
Dem 96la6tbauie DON Arutpur II. So. tn
eeitelt 1poroen woren, uerlesteu ii6Itittpo6
6ein 99Ia9ten in iebr empfnSIi3er @eile.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-10-29
Hamburger LIME.
Naubura.gImerffaniIdD Wadetfabrt gFtters
ReSeHSdinff.

&ansbmrss gGnter tfartide Wadetfabrt 0Iftteus
8eleui6aft.
Direfte pS6eutlihe Yolt>Oampfibiifubrt awif6eH
NEW YORK
plymouth, G~berbourg, 6apre, 9onbon Saris unb
HAMBURG
Gle Dampier hteler yiuie ~bef6rOern bic gereiui9ten
Staaten>BOlt unb perben pdbreHO hes Subres rsset'
mdbts 9nmmerItag pom Seem gOrt mad 9amburs abs
fobren. Bot yten BORT:
I. @oiite 800. 2. @oiIte $50. 3wii6enoe6 $50.
9amitussD ampfer: I. @alite: $65 unO $40.
giuete erfte @aiiite bieier Danpier Don Stem BORT mad
Somburs unb 0teIour SIPS uno $3.50.
Bon 9anssnrs, $aese eeSer gGnt9aitSss sS
Btuete FIR Gtns utO Nii6retie:
/. 9aiite: $1S5. 2: @diiite: $110. s3Uii9enbef: $50.
Ben S1elu gort na9 9arfs. 49,. 3wiideuOet: $S1.5g
uno 3irnd $53.O0
8iTnOer spffi5sn 1'uno 70 Sa3ren bic 5aifts. 6inb9
unter / Sabr frei. (Nae incl. SetoltisuH9)
g9egeM 9aIiase Iuenbe man lid on
6. 9. Rfd6orO i Co., Generdi>E affagesNgentef6
Nber On: Ro. 161 groabnap, Seem Dore,
GeItentba al & 81 OsthtnSft,
SeteraizH oia9e>4genten tiir ben @eiteL
son 81 6ifth Npenue Gbtcugo.
Sts pom bieier 9tnie berauSsesebene European
Tourist Gazette" uirO AppIitauteH gratis suseianSL
12mt
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-10-29
Sem WtataeI etmes 8uncrI6ifiAem

!" "~VVFVON* wv VV**VVUV
barntrei6enbeu Mttttels, bas, wGbreno es ais elm Au>
roger Der Gteren Dtrft, tie peber auire9t nod reiSt, lit
bur5 solicitors WfaScnbittcreS Idn9it abses
bOlien. Dieie berrIide ar3nei ii6t bic erfOrbsrli6e an>
rcsuns oui bic Srsaue, obne ~9teiSun9 3u erSeusen,
l1no cntiprt9t babeT benz 3wed nett heiier ais m~eoiSins
lole Gufregun9SmitteL, beren man iid oft beotent.
@enn mir bebenfeu. ba6 bic gteren un6 bic &laie mid
ntinber pidtig bern bic 8drine ais S6leuBen ober
GbSi9e unbraud6a1en Stofes ans benz 66rper limb,
10 pir6 e8 flar, pte nDtbts es lit, ibre 3bdtisteit su err
ba!ten. Die Mieren pirfen ais Slutreintge1 unb Denn
ibre Sunftton ourb SApd6e geit0rt ptrb, 10 ~beoirfen
fe Startuns. Durd ben 9ebrou6 bes Bitteren ere
lanseu lie geiunbe &~bdtisteit. wabrenb AbbiiIfe aus ans
butn 0uelen lie nidt erreidt. OieIes ~prddti9e anres
9enoe StGrtunssmtttel perbItet aud Sfnttelfeber,
&eritopitbeit, 2~eberbei6perben, Opspepiie, Tbeumatis>
mus unO anoere yeiben unb tbut ibnen @inbult. Nan
eebrau6e es re9elmGBtg.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-10-29
WRatmerntr gRaart.nma.et.

Gprit. - een Chicago 1.10 III st. 2oui5
LA; in Cincinnati 1.13@-.-; IN Beorta
LIS; III Baltimore 1. 1891. 183.
GMtte ct. = creamery, beta 25@29c..
Siefnli9 CUTE bis CUTE 21@23c.. ,Ooirp",
quite bis bette 14@21v 9erln9ere Qualitdt
l0@13c.
Ger. fril6e 23@24c. bas 03b. Sce9oule
20@22c., etn9ele9te 18@90c.
@ef lii9 I. - 2ebenoe Surfeps HOLE.
oel6la6tete %; 9n1iter 5@S2c, oSltnSe
SO bas Subeno uno Soc. 6GS ID.
@nten $3.0O@4.00 oas DugenO nnO @dnie
$8.00@9.00.
8artoffetn. = Garlp Stole 3O@36c.,
Gea6blops 25@39c. per Sul9el beim Gar
auf Der SaDn.
Bro ON CO rn. 91eues 6ir[ 7@7c4..
Self=1porftt9 6@7c. /; common 5@73c, altes
2@6c. ie na6 9uolitdt.
6mterfett - Brdultes All 3@34c.,
eelbeS 4@44c.. meiBes 54@6c. bas Bf6.
&dI9. Su6en SC, 3eo. / Country TIC,
SEQ. 2 SIT SIC.
Is 1trDn n. - $5.00@6.00 bas Rtttben
fir NteIlina uno 4.5O@5.O0 fir Sloriba.
Aepfel. = 3.00@3.5 so bas SS0B.
6Dnt9. reuer l5416c., alter 10@12c
Sas Ii.
yumper. = !. 5o@1,6O bas 100 9fmmo
fir aenttl0te ~..@ountrp".
9ftrii db G.. 50@75 Der &orb.
Sra ube - goncorbs 3@6c, un6 Se=
lalp0re S@9c baS ID.
Sirnen.- 50@75e. Der &orb.
Smeet Yotatoes. = Serieps $4,000
4.25, eelbe Scuinoiler 2.50@2.75, Baltimore
2.50@3.00 6as SaB.
Som ato es. : SO @ 75c. fir gaI6eIs
GiitdeiI.
gSilo. - Malaro : @nten S2.25@2.5o,
Seal $1.s5@1.5O, fGeine $1,000 Yraiz
rtehIbner $4.25@4.75. &a6teln 1.25@1.50.
Grab Aepfel. = 4O@50c. Der Peds
&orb.
@efIerie.-2O@S5c bas 0usenb.
s. IT, Seem g)orF 23@28c, Bocific
91@25, 8isconiin 12@22c.
0urfen.--.-@2.00 Der gui9. fir
tleine unb 75@1. 90 fiir eroBe.
IS eiBtob L.-$3.00@7.00 baS 9unoert.
Guttten.- 50@75 bas &Orb6en.
2wtebeIn. @elbe $1.25@1.50 0as
SaB, rot1e 1000.
81 iiben. = S6mebiI6e 1.O0@1.25 oas
SOB, weiBe -@1.50.
8Iumentobl- $1.50@2.O bas Dub.
@iber.-2.25@3.O0 bas Seq.
@ranberrtes. = SET & SugIc $11@
10 bas SOB, Cope @oos $10@12.
-2outitana $6.00@6.5o
bas SOP, Sloriba 4.50@5.00 pas Riit9en,
Sowaica 500 Oas Sap.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-10-29
Staot CbtfagO.
81 ..
sra"rtses GmOe elmer u~usIadEiaea Sps.

Sramrises GmSe elmer u~aeIidtidJen @be.
On Ser gGe bon @alrltts un1 8dulina=
itrabe Duroe Sonntag Qbeno gegen z llbr
Elm WforO ~begnn9en, meldem eine tr1gildbe
8egebe1beit su 9runoe Lag, N. u. Yaos
boots, elm Bbotograpb, mel9er III 9ebf
mann's ySair" beibdftigt tpdr, beiratbete
Dor brei Sabren @ua Wtaion, berel
8ater in yto. 40 @aInutitraBe tDobnt.
@egen einer efelbaften &ranfbeit, init
wel6er er bebaftet mar, DerlieB t1n ietne
Sr0u balo mad Der @eburt zines &tnoes
uno febrte in bas 9aus ibres GaterS Su>
rId. @rit Dor etnieen @oden tau9te Yoos
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-10-29

Suu9e Qeute, NGnner mittIereu Alters
ober @reiie, Die an Nerpeni9md0e o6er
dbnli6en uebeln lei6en, lolten on Die
Worlds Dispensary Medical Association,
Buffalo, n. Y, idreibeu, nit Geiidlub BON
Smci Grieimarten fur Die 9rOBe abbonoluu9.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-10-29
@i0rftbcriMt.
@o9enberi9t. }

Gbica9o, Montdg, 80. Sft.
@m @etrelbemartt mar am Sanita9 geei=
sen INN 2@24c. b0ber ais Gags Suuor, Wais
(GDrn) nm S@5c. unb 0afer nm 4@gc. 9ie
Yrci5ueranberulgen 9e9en Die SOrpo6e iinb
aus Solgenbent erli6tlt0:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-10-29

bods, tpeId)er bic Stabt perlaiien bate, Dier
pie0er auf uno pcriu6te, etle GerlDGnuag
nit ieiuer sSrau alSuba6nen.
S%onntagAbt1lo traf er Mi lethemSGtpa@
ger, 9nore:o Walon, Sulamnten ulo
~DerIangte, Su Ie;ntr Sraa e%eloiien ST tpers
ben. !0crr 3Rulon id)lng inn Diele Site
cnereiid ab uito nun lnite er Elm Opicr Der
Mutb res Abgcipteieren iper0en. &dooodS
SDg icinen 3cDotber uno brtcfte i9n benz
Sdipager ms @elidt ab. @tildtidetueiie
periagte Die 8affc unb 6err 0iaion mar
9erettet. 2ebterer entriB ibm oanH ben
&epolper, lporauf 8dooods bic Tludt
ergrift. Nn6reiO rief Dem Tlit0tiscn
Su, lteben ST. bleibet, abr GabhpfS
bOrte nidt arf lin; nlm sog Itaion
Sen Gepolper uno i6nB 8aaoods i'll
ben 8opf. Die 8ueeL %burrbbobrte sic
Stirn ur0 tDbtete Den @etroffcaen fat
alt9enblidli6. @e0eimpo!i5llt SierneD
Derbaftete 9leiN oarauf BEN Ot0rber. Die
2eide beS @rntoroeten tpuroe ST einem
9eidJeube1tatter gebra6t. Der iungc Sra
ion lit ein 8dter ieincs !3ei6ens. Die
observation-disclosures ilberipielen i'm
ben @robgeidnorenen, ernpfablen aber
3ulalllng bon 8ilrgidaIt.