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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-10-23
DESPERATE RADICALS.
Trying to Purchase Prominent Democrats
for Blaine.

Trying to Purchase Prominent Democrats
for Blaine.
BUFFALO, October 22.-Since the receipt
of the news from Ohio it has been evident
that the Republicans OF this city were re-
duced to desperate straits The burning of
the Third ward wigwam was the first thing
laid to their charge, but to-day comes a
charge of point-blank attempt at bribery
by the offer of money and positions to con-
verts.
At clock yesterday morning dele
CATION comprising Jules OBrien, Ammi
Cutter and S. B. Green called at the Cen
esee House and woke up the young Irish
orator John H. Colgan, Of Dunkirk, n. Y.
Mr.. Cutter introduced himself as treasurer
of the Eighth ward Republican club, and
Mr.. Green as its President Mr.. O'Brien
seated himself on the edge Of Colgan's bed
and expatiated for some minutes on the
benefits Irish converts were able to obtain
By coming out for Blaine. He argued that
Irish citizens were sure Of more generous
recognition and support as Republicans
than as Democrats.
Satan Showed Him the World.
He closed with the statement that he was
authorized to offer Mr.. Colgan $50 night
and position in the Interior Department
or the Treasury with at least 81 500 year,
in the event of Republican success, if he
would abandon the cause of Cleveland and
advocate that of Blaine As an alternative
an offer of $3.50 was made for single
speech repudiating Cleveland, to be deliver.
ed on the same platform with Richard
Crowley at a meeting to be held in the First
ward next Thursday night. Mr.. Colgan
firmly refused to consider the offer, saying
that he was supporting the Democratic
Presidential ticket as matter of principle
srd that he would not turn renegade for
81 600 q night. His visitors then withdrew,
pressing their regret that he had let slip
Y lat they considered the great opportunity
nf his life
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-10-23
Turns Out a Murderer.

LAWRENCE, KAN, October 22.-SilaS
Jefferson, for two years resident here, known
as an honest, respectable man, started q
week ago for Tennessee to look after q
legacy left him Word arrived yesterday
Of his arrest in Memphis for the alleged
murder Of Jerry Gable, in Boliver county,
Miss, some three years ago, officers having
qeen searching for him ever since. 1t is
said that he admits the killing, but can
prove that he acted in seltdefense.
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KELLY TO BEECHER.
He Assures the Brooklyn Divine that Tam
many is All Right.

He Assures the brooklyn DIVINE thfu Iam-
many is All Right.
NEw YORK, October pat the Tam
many demonstration Mr.. John Kelly spoke
briefly, saying: "Our friend, Mr.. Beecher,
has expressed the sentiment that there were
men in this city with knives in their hands,
to stab the nominee in the back in case
things don't 60 to their liking. This organ
ization will, in kindly spirit, forgive the
the good master, But when he speaks Of
us it would be well to call his attention to
the fact that there were one hundred thou
sand men parading these streets that
they were in sympathy with this organ
ization, and that they will go up to the polls
on the 18th of November next and cast their
votes for Grover Cleveland"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-10-23
Will Go to Work.

CoLuNBrs, O., October 22.-W. P. Rend,
of Chicago, addressed the striking miners
at Corning to-day, with about two thousand
present. He explained at length why he
could not pay the advance rate demanded,
and when he had concluded the miners
adopted q resolution extending a vote oi
thanks, and deciding to go to work to-mor'
row morning.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-10-23
GROWING BRIGHTER.
Cleveland Gaining Streagth Day by Day
New York, New Jersey and Connecticut
Solid for Him.

Cleveland Gaining Streagth Day by Day
New York, New Jersey and Connecticut
Solid for Him.
New YORK, October 2l.-The skies are
fast becoming brighter for Cleveland in the
States of New York, New Jersey and Con
necticut. There never has been any real
doubt about New York, but recent events
have made assurance doubly sue,
while in the other two States the
real facts are coming to light and
showing that Blaine is losing ground every
day. New York is sure for Cleveland be-
cause the Democrats are united on the ma
tional issue, because the Independent Re
publican vote is so large that the Blaine
men are driven to desperate devices in the
attempt to hide il, because the Germans
are certainly going to vote almost soidly
for the Governor, and because the Prohi-
bition vote will be very large, while But
ler's ridiculous stoolpigeon canvass has
gone all to pieces, in view Of his established
insincerity.
Connecticut.
Connecticut will 60 for Cleveland, be-
cause the free trade cry on which it was
carried against Hancock has miscarried
this time. In 1880 it was sprung suddenly
upon the Democrats almost at tie end of
the campaign, and caused a panic in the
factories which there was no time to arrest.
This time the tariff issue has been raised
early and the Democrats have sent
their clearest headed men right
among the factory hands, met
the question squarely with unanswerable
arguments, and spiked every gun. Ex-
Senator Easton staked his reputation for
political foresight on the declaration that
Cleveland will carry Connecticut by three
thousand majority easily. The Independ-
ent Republican movement in that State is
also very strong, while Buffers party Is
hardly worth speaking Of. What there is
Of is
Falling Apart.
General Curtis, the Butler candidate for
Governor, has withdrawn, with the intims-
ton that he is not going to be used as a
cats-paw for Blaine. 1t is said that Taylor
the labor candidate in the Fourth District,
will also withdraw, and that Judge Birdsall
will step down and out of the Butler Elec-
toral ticket That practically ends the
Butler game in Connecticut. As to the In
dependents, count of noses shows no less
than thirty-fve hundred in tue State which
in itself is much more than enough to wipe
out the Garfield majority of 1880.
New Jersey.
New Jersey is for sure for Cleveland, be-
cause the workingmen Of the State, who,
ike those of Connecticut were scared by
the tariff CRY in 1880 to such an extent that
Hancocks majority was only about two
thousand, are now almost solid for the
Democratic ticket because many OF them
are of work and the others have had their
wages cut down, and their eyes are opened
to the necessity Of change OF sdministra-
tiOn
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-10-23

Ban has become excited. He shows
E1s o: .e,,ing down. His temper IS as
boxed as BEy BrTLER'S ewes. He talks
the Democrats conspiring to seize the
fyeram-nt and swings the bloody shirt
b., ia q most frcnzied manner. As the
is say lie is ratified. No wonder, poor
Low. De!ea, stares him in the face. The
{, breaks him all 1p.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-10-23
WHEELING. W. THURSDAY MORNING. OCTOBER %. 1884,

open air platforms were erected, from which
addresses were made to the crowd BY prom
inent citizens and political headers. After
the disbanding of the parade proper, numer-
GUS clubs departed to their several districts,
through which they marched to the music
of brass bands and the blaze Of torchights
until near daylight.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-10-23

THE Democrats elect eight out of the
irisen Senator's which are chosen for four
la-s and elect the Senator in the Wetzel
strict to 6ll the vacancy occasioned by the
Fa;h OF a Republican Senator. This gives
! Democrats four OF a majority in the
t,a,e. Before the October election that
tiy stood a ue between the two parties
| he expiration Of this Senatorial term the
leuocrats VIII have a majority Of three
] ,;,-r a~e-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-10-23
rDCE BRANNuN ON FRIDAY NIGHT

CDGE BIANNUN ON FRIDAY NIGHT.
Judge BENNyoy will address the DemOc-
fs7o' his city at the Fifth ward market
pace. tomorrow friday night. If the
'e11os is pleasant, there viii be a large
70 attentive audience. The Judge is a
ismaed and torcible speaker; and he will
la'es' the la5oring men Of the Sonth Side
Poa the subjects in which they are most
''a-.y interested. Turn out and hear him.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-10-23

Or1owA, October 22-The governmen,
steamer La Canadienne is at Dalhousie
loading 500 oareb Of supplies TOR the dis
tressed fishermen on the north shore Of the
Gulf of ST. Lawrence The Dominion gu
thorities offer to carry any supplies contn
bu,ed for the relief Of the fishermen safer
;no from the failure Of the fisheries.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-10-23

In Official report of Commander ScuLEY,
he Greely Relief Expedition, has been
3e public. 1t is simply a recital Of the
biz, o. the relief efforts and is in 70 I'M
ran, sense different from former &C
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-10-23

A colored man, in Henry Couuty, Ga.
cot ffty-seven possums oat Of one hollow
Tree; Tree he sold them al, and the first thing
be purchssed was bottle Of Dr. Bulri
Cough Syrup. The only safe<remedy fo'
caushs and colds.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-10-23

....g CORY is discouraged and fully
~. lsfsar Is no reason why Democrats
r. .,acken any Of their efforts to make
60. ,-orounced and crushing.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-10-23

IT is well to know the best remedy for
coughs and colds, soreness Of the throat and
lungs, consumption and al pulmonary dis,
eases, is DR.. Wistars Balsam of Wild
Cherry. 1t quickly sllays Inflammation an
checks decay.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-10-23

NV York and New jersey are cOnsid-
4 sa:elvand surely for CLEVELAND. Only
e more votes will be required Indiana,
|raac,icut. California, Nevada, Wisconsin
a short, it looks as if Gov. CLEVELAND
u'd have thirty or forty votes 10 spare.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-10-23

rpg Washington Post says the Democrats
be F.-s, district Of West Virginia can
rsei, from the enemy by electng Judge
AMOS. That Just what they are going
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-10-23

.s Huntington Advertiser brings ont
masters 70 ,ay that Governor JACKSON
auditor NllLEE have been endorsed.
, don, accord with GALAGuEE.s dis
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-10-23
anathsr cnt ON Rates.

NEW YoRE, October 1.-THE Enes re
duction Of passenger rates to the prices Of
the West Shore road went into effect to-day.
The Delaware and Lackawannas agents
have also been instructed TO meet the reduc.
ton Of the West Shore and Eie. The in
crease in passenger trafiic, although notice
able. is not 60 large as is generally expected.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-10-23

don. claim Ohio, and yet it locks
] Ike going Democratic in November
:, Ala in October. In fact, we don't
! Ohio 5., it wouid be pleasant TO have
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-10-23

A leading New York physician SAYS, that
three-fourths Of the deaths during this try
ing weather are due to diseases of the
lungs. Take warning and secure at once
bottle Of Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup. ssre
cCre for al lung troubles.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-10-23
NETTING At WESTON.

Tie Democrats Of Lewis county had a
pa, meeting at Weston on Monday and
c'.e BENNyov delivered one of his best
1seches. In another column viii be found
IeIeices remarks upon the tariff question.
~ 81. lL.in. nointed and sensible.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-10-23

,ampaigu in Indiana has become as
@. 8. was in Ohio 1t has passed the
po, min, and has reached a white heat
B,,yg is out there, and his features
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-10-23
The Scott Law.

n CoIrmBUs, October 22-The cases TO
test the constitutionality Of the Scott liquor
tax law were argued in the Supreme Cour'
this morning and submitted at noon The
decision is expected on Tuesday next
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-10-23

: vo,e for Gibson and free trade?
.rkers5urg Journal
We will vote for GIBSON ana proper
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-10-23

80, AND viii visit Newark, New
nav, Monday evening and remain
:.t. lie will have a great reception.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-10-23

,-oR E,roy stakes his reputation
(,r,icsl foresight on the prsdletiO that
|rsr,;cg, viii go at least 5000 for
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-10-23

,...yrsoy county paper attributes
r,,p,rs majority solely to Auditor
DON'T Laush.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-10-23

nv ARTHUR is a candidate tor the
y.-s Ssna,Orship, and, therefore has
|. og, souareIy for Blaine.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-10-23

., .,.a,y can give Judge BRANNoS o.
s,sl majority and we believe it will
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-10-23

,.,,x will carry Lewis county by 500
Weston gentleman to the RsaISTER'
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-10-23

TX hundreds of instances where Hot
Spr;nps and other treatment failed to cure
scrofGla and syphilitic disorders, the sufferer
has sought and found cure IN Dr. Guy
sotfs Yellow Dock and Sa-saparilia- Ii
epriches the blood, strengthens the urinar!
and digestive organs, and quickly removes
all indications Of i'll health and blood dis
ease from pimple to running sore, from
headache 10 rheumatic pain Its supe
r;ority over all other blood purifiers and
strengthening medicines is admitted bS al
who test is curative effect and influence.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-10-23
TAMMANY's TRIUMPH.


In the Shape of a Monster Democratic
Parade in Honor of Cleveland and Re-
form.
New YORK, October 22.-Amid a blaze
Of glory, fireworks, torchlights and martial
pomp, the various organizations represent
Tammany Hall constituency, celebrated the
ratification of the nomination of Cleveland
and Hendricks, and the supplementary
county ticket. Union Square and vicinity
was as bright as MONDAY with calciums and
electric lights. The lurid glare of rockets
and colored fire adorned the sky. Tammany
was indeed painting nature red with ven
geance. As early as O'Clock numbers
of gentlemen, clad in the costumes Of
the Cleveland and Hendricks clubs, and
bearing torches on their shoulders, were
met on every side hurrying to
their rendezvous to form in the grand
parade. About 8 o'clock the line Of march
was formed at Fourteenth street and Second
avenue by the various ward and assembly
districts associations to the number Of over
a hundred and sggregating body Of over
5000 men. The parade occupied several
hours in passing Tammany Hall. In front
of the building a review stand was erected
which was crowded with prominent politi-
clans and statesmen of loyal Tsmmany
principles. Within the building scene OF
intense enthusiasm prevailed.
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,r, and hear Judge BRANNoN FRI
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Edison Presides.

The ratification meeting was presided
over by Mayor Edson and speeches were
made by Senator Bayard, of Delaware; ex-
Governor Carroll, of Maryland; Governor
Abbott, of New Jersey, and Senator Allen
G. Thurman. At midnight the parade was
still passing the door. Deafening cheers
arose as each new club passed. All
about Union square. on Fourteenth and
Seventeenth streets and Fourth avenue,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-10-23
z. M. M'oiLLiN 4 CO.
BLUEFR|DAY!.

Our Second Blue Fridays Sale will bs
arranged for tomorrow, at which time, - wM
done last Friday. we will select from each
department certain articles or pieces Of
merchandise, and make special low prices
for that day only. Those who attended our
las, weeks sale found the bargains We ID
vertised ready for delivery. This week we
protose to give to the many who have signi
fed their intention Of being on hand at our
Second Blue Friday Sale, and oil Others
who answer this advertisement, q still greater
surprise,
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Most Forgiving

auxiliary. deny his right to do me inius-
tice in order that his fidelity may be assur-
ed. deuounce the statements referred to as
disengenous he should remember that
there is rule that he who states that which
be does not know to be true is as bad as he
who states that which he knows to be false.
l anticipate that this gentleman is entitled
TO an apology Tor his statement If he derived
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sEFoRE BREAKFAST.
old wave approaches.

.yyis gone up
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2anbl6aft binaus unb tpanbte fi6 bal6
unmiaig um, als Ser Siener erf9ien
uno ihr cine Garte iiberrei6te, bic iie
glei6glltig nabm; aber faum tpar ibr
8lid auf ben 9famen gefallen, 70 err
blei9te iie unb ibre 9anb, Die Die &arte
belt, aitterte.
Ser 6err bittet, Die gndbige 8arpneB
In elmer 6ringenben Mngelegenbeit fpre=
ten gu 6iirfen, beri6tete Der Diener.
Gabrielle faBte fi9. Siibren Sic ben
6errm in BEN Salon, befabl fie tpdbrenb
fie glei65eitig Die Seraffe DerlieB. Tim
BEN 8elu9 3u empfangen. Geid baz
rauf trat Doftor 8runitom 1T ben Sa=
lDt.
ginige @efunoen lang ftau0en li6
Neibe f6meigenb gegeniiber. Sic ia=
ben fi6 gum erlfen Male i'm 2eben llno
tpuBten bod mebr bon chamber, als
ipenn lie fi6 iabrelang gefannt bdtten.
Ser alternbe gebeugte Mann nno oas
iunge bliibenbe Mdb6en iuaren ii6 big
gu bieier 5tunoe frem6 gewelen, uno
bod f1iipfte ein Same - Der Name eis
neg Sooten - ein unii6tbares 8ano
3tpii9en ibnen.
Ser Doftor perneiste ii6 un6 trat nd=
Der. Gabrielle mid unpi0fiirli6 por
ibm 3uriid. St benlerfte es unb blieb fte=
ben.
sic ertuarteten tppbl ni1t, baB i6
SsSbnet1 naben tpiirbe, mein Jrdulein,
begann er. sd that es auf Die @efabr,
3uriidgemieien gu iuerben. Ntein 9tas
me bat cine unbeilbolle 8e0eutllng fur
Sic gemonnen.
(Gortlesaas tolst)
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Sas einsiae befannte Wtittel sesen gpilepfie.
GY Germer eesen Spasm ,lnb 6alliud)t. -Es
gterbenfdlpade, miro raid 9eboben uno 9ebelt.
Sur6 1id)ts bel Oelirium i'm Sieber ilbertroffen
BsS Neutraliiirt aranfbeits-aeime.
Seilt Gledcn unb bartnadise 8lutf9paren.
&einiat bas 8lut nnb beforbert bic Circulation
8efeitiei Garbunfel unb slusIdlag. 81
Seilt bollfommen itnb permanent YaralgiiS.
So, es 1T Elm dngenebmcS unb geiunpeS Ntlttel
Sebt @crofeln unb 8onissibel, 3pilinee,
Nenbert ibelriedenben sltbem in seiunben.
8ertilst @alligfeit unb fldrt Die @eiidtsfarbe.
2eidtes unb unbersleidlideS 2arirmittel.
@ertreibt 8epfpeb tpe Der @inb.
@ntbalt feline braifilden 8eftanbtbeile u.Spiate.
Seilt &beumatisntus unb rottet i'm aus.
8erleibt Dem 8lut lebensrdftige @igenf9aften.
Oie fur bon Ierbensl sllnoronung garantirt.
8ertrauenSnertb, ipenn ale Spiate berlagen.
grfriidt ben @eiit unb belebt ben a6rper.
SeiIt 9bspepiia, ober baS @elb suriid eritattet.
@nborlirt in 8riefeu bon iiher fiinfaigtanleno
2eitenben Gersten in ben Ser. ct. unO europa.
2eitenbsn @eiftliden in ben 9. ct. unoguropa.
@S 1T elm 8eiieger Der 8lutfranf6eiten.
3u berfaufen bel leitenbcn 9rusgiffen. $3.50
Dr. g. q. gidntono Nlebical Co.,
@isfntbiin,er, ct. Soiepb, Mo.
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(Gortlesai,s iOIst.)

SpoB umb Ganbp. = gs If
unn,6gli6, mebr 9paB an bieiem Ian.
gen Mbenben 5u baben, als beim GanbD.
MAIDEN gu 9auie. Sbr fOnnt lernen
@anbD aller Mrt su MAIDEN, tpie ibn biz
beifen Gonbitoren berifellen, aus BEN
ipertbbollen 8u6e: uHow to make
Candy. &ein 6aus fam obne bas:
ielbe iein. gBirb portofrei fir &c
gents Gin / pber 2 Gent Stamps) Der.
fanbt. Mtan abreilire:
The Housewife, &o9efer, e. D.
], ,2,tum1M
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Games 0nrue.

@S0Nt&S OWrksS.
@srfsrtiar bon
Giiternea Gus fiinifliatm Stein,
Nb3ussrSbren aller @rSben,
aalr nnb Ginfafinnes gteinen
iii Seit,amsse uAs 8lum,nbsets,
YerIduler Don enslildem, Yctllane un
ame,itasiitenl Cement. Sips unb 6aar.
Gde gemmerts urb 9ofrya>Sirabs,
2Tit San glmtonio, GeFa8s
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~ c rifo.
1,2tum1Wl

Die @ntpidlung unierer 51Deiters
&epublif bat neuer0ings in ipsnigenSabs
rem grDBere Gortfdritte gema6t, als
friiber In langen perioben ibrer ge=
i9i9te. Sn fllr3er 3eit iuerben 1i6 in
6oIge bes @imfluHes oer Ser. Staaten
Die ipirtbl9aftti9en unb geieQfdaftli=
den 0erbdltniife ienes 2anOes ipefent=
T lid enbers geffaltet baben, unO Elm
Bid aIss Die gegentpdrtige Sage Der
Dimge lit baber itidt obne Sntereife.
8or Dem Griege NIT ben Ser. Staas
ten umfaBte Merifo einen 6ld9enraum
bon 100000 Quabratlneilen. Sn
Tolge bes Grieges fieleu 760, 900 Quas
6rotn,eiIen an Bic Ser. Staaten, iobaB
bas gegenndrtige Nreal Merifo's unges
fdbr 100000 Quabratineilen betrdgt.
Muf fol9em leben nabeSu 100000
Menf1et1, BON benen $500, 900 Snbia<
ner, Na1fomnlen Der Mstefen iitb,
tpdbrenb Der &eit Der 8eb6lferung fi9
aus Spaniern, ,Merifanern unbMii1lins
gen 3uiammeniebt. DieHepublit beifebt
aus 27Gtaaten, 1Serritorilm unb 8un=
besbiifrift; iie bat einenSenat, ein &eprd~
ientantenbnus nnb cine Contribution,
ipel1e ber unierigen auBerorbentli9
dbnli9 1T. Sober Staat lit 5u2 Se=
natoren bere9tigt, Die ni6t bon ben
2egislaturell, fonbern bon ben Oiitrif=
ten getp1blt iueroen, iit1o anf ie so, 900
GinipDbuer 3ii eirem &eprdlentanteu.
Die Wobl bes pberlteng greeutibbeamten.
| bes prdlibenten. erfolgt in berselbeu
Weife, ipie bei lills.
Sian lam bic BeD0Iferung bonW2eris
10 In brei GlaIlen eintbeiIen: Die reide
Mno gebilbete, Die aus Qanbmerfern un6
fleinen GsfddftsIeiten beitebenbe, unb
bic Der Mrbeiter, tpeIde faft ausi1lieBr
lid aus Matefen ober Ril1Iingen 3ufam-
niengelebt iif. Die erlte Gld1e 1T I'M
8efbe felt langen Sabren angelamrnel=
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ober in Berglperfen beiieben. Ser Mitz
telitanb erfreut ii1 conlfortabler Wob.
nungen unb beltebt aus frieDli1en unb
bebdbigen Blrgern. Bon eilter Stauz
men erregenben 8sbiirfnibloiigfeit fino
bic Nrbeiter. Mfit tpeiBen Baumppa=
bemben unb geintleibern bon bemlelten
6toffe begniigen ii9 bic Mdnner; bic
Irauen trageit ebenfals nnr lange tpeiBe
Sesnoen NIT einem iadendbnli6en ue=
bertpurfe. S9ube unb Striimpfe iinb
iebr felten unter ibnen unb bic 6iiBe
Iinb ineiif bur1 leberne Sanbalen ge=
f1iibt, bic bur1 2iemen befeifigt tpers
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