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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-12-14
SHOOTING OFF THE HATS.
How jim Beardslsy Masqueraded A.
Dude aud Astonished the Boys.

Merchant TrGrtier.
Cre day there appeared on the streets OF
Texas town dude of the dudiest type,
~ OF course, he was the observed OF all
obs, rvers. He was quiet in everything but
his dress and until about 1 o'clock IN the
afternoon he got along very we'll and at that
hour he went out for a walk, and as he
passed saloon on the opposite side OF the
street he was saluted by chorus OF yelis
from lot Of cowboys assembled in front.
"Put thim5le over it, "Tie blue rib
bon TO it." do it up in pink cotton,
Grease it and slip it into knot-hole,
Give it to o tailor" and such EXPLANATIONS
rang ont, and the dude walked very slowly
and took it all in. Finally Bolus Hsnkus,
the Terror, shouted:
Hold on, boys; git still a minnit an
watch the fur fly. Stick your peppers on to
that tabular biler hat and see me shoot a
hole clar through it" Bolus pulled hisgun.
and the other boys stood back TO enjoy the
spot while the dude walked slower than
ever.
Pop went the gun, and the hat flew. but
the dude, quicker than fash, whirled
arc, nd, and long. pearl handled revolver
shore in the sunlight for An instant and
ther cracked. Bolus hat jumped six feet
off Lis head and before any OF the boys could
thirk, five more hats jumped up, after five
littlt puffs Of blue smoke rose from the
otEtr side, and then the crowd, with yell,
5scle around he corner as if cyclone had
be.u after them. The dude smiled and
,.oLo1 HIS chin pttiyely,
We'll, he said 70 himself CLOTHES does
-rsre some di& in mans looks; an I'm I.
,hinkin il the boys he'd kuowed was Jim
2esrdsley they'd lot me had my liu'e
sport and not got their hats spilled. Well,
well SIGH is life. guess Id better go over
ard let en- irrigate themselves on my bank
account"
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-12-14
WRITING FOR OBLIVION.
The Life Work of Many Brilliant Men Lost
to View After n Few Generations.

hdfpFs DouF.
One of the saddest Of occupations for an
afternoon is to take the well-knOwn histories
OF decentralization, English aud Eu-
ropean-and, looking over the indexes, to
ask ourselves of how many Of the hundreds
ofaurhors therein uamed We have not read
a line, nor even heard VOID spoken. Our
hands are continually full, and II we seize
the past We lose the present. The names IN
Chambers English Literature, in Hsllan
History Of European Literature are but the
chosen few, aud yet what multitude!
Still most Of them are become mere mum
mics Of antiquity, boxed and Labelled with
royal hieroglyphs, and KEEP; in museums Of
libraries Once they we're keenly alive and
the talk Of the town, these skeletons OF
books; now they are mere anatomical cprl-
osities, paved over By plsgiarists. Think
of really great author. at first read in his
entirety, then in abbreviated editions, then
in fragments and quotations, lastly labelled
and put on the shelf of a catalogue, with
FIVE lines in dictionary 81 ancient authors.
Church yards Of intellect, mcrs aud more
crowded, till for thousand not even room for
q sepulchrsl stone will be found" is what a
writer said on the SUBJECT Of ologrspnieai
dictionaries u half century ago. Steele, in
one OF his essays, tells of student who had
q book composed Of leaves turn from null
ti'ude Of different volumes one from each,
as the paragraph struck his fancy. In
somewhat this way mankind chooses its
Literary SAVINGS" but since the treasure
house slreads contains accumulated wisdom
of Homers and Shakespeare and Millions
and GoetheS and precious gleanings from
thousands of writers, the absolute certainty
is that, as the flood tide rises, nothing is
secure OF Immortality Lord jeffrey, look
ing over the British Poets, then thought
marvel Of condensation, said that Of the
25O poets cited in these volumes not thirty
then enjoyed popularity. and hardly fifty
we're known to literary men; to-day hardly
q dozen of the names Jeffrey had in mind
are generally known. Vanity of vanities,
saith the preacher; al is vanity"
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-12-14
1t Ncyer Fails,

They wanted railroad from Grubtown
to Moneyulle That is, NOBODY had an
idea that such a railroad was wanted until
Col, De Hash, Of Grubtown, suggested it.
De was actueted solely by patriotic motives
his motto being pro bono publico. He not
only felt that the railroad ought to be built,
but in Lis patriotic zeal he started sub
scriptior. More than that, he put himself
down for 5000. Then, further, he called
meetings, made speeches, helped to get
survey and the right OF way, aud the day
train left Grubtown Col. De Hash was
called the father of his country. Six months
later there was an indignation meeting, and
the chairman fcurished his long arms, and
shook his clenched fists, and cried out:
Some OF US subscribed 500, and some
of us twice and thrice and four times that
amount. Whar' are we now2 Who owns
our railroad? Who has plastered it with
mortgages? Who has frozs US out2 Who
has monkeyed with our sacred rightsP
And echo answered: "Froze outl"
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-12-14
Grntefulness.

Mr H.S:nr~.! Jaaw, Kansas. writes
In. s. Il. Hlg1xAy & Gu, Columbus, o.
- Gentlemen: have suffered for seven
years; have tried every thing and many
physicians, and all have failed, / went TO
Siiisburg, and while there fell on the street,
my breath seemed 10 leave my lungs, and
numbness oyerpower me. determined 10
give PERUyA aud MAsaLIs fair trial. /
used four bottles Of each, and my trouble
left, never hope. 10 return. lef. Pittsburg
three weeks ago for Kansas and thought, as
! was going to new country, had better
take bottle Of AS.LIs with NE, on ac-
count of bad water, etc. / arrived here
with one-haf bottle. / found one oil my
friends in q pretty bad condition. The
doctors were treating her for chills and
fever. did not know what her troable
was, though ! persuaded her 70 use MAsA-
LIZ. She did 80, and the first day she was
CD doing her work Now this seems
strange, but it Is, nevertheless, candid
truth. She used il all, and has never had
cause 10 lie down during the day since she
took the first three doses"
A Case that was Pronounced Insursbis.
Miss G. C. Peck, ia jackson street,
Milwaukee, Via, writes: "DR. S. b. HAET-
NAV 4 Co.-Gentlemen: / take greet
pleasure in stating to you the benefit re-
ceised from yo1r valuable PER0sa- have
been suffering for abont fifteen years with .
severe cough and bronchitis $50 the doctors
call IN. was treated BY difererI. physi.
clans and spent considerable money for DIFF
'fereni kinds Of patent medicines, bat re-
ceiyed no teue6t whatever. Dr. Fox, Of
this city, claimed / had consumption,
and there vas no hope S,r me
ever getting better. | vas 20 bad
that cougbed almost continually. Mrs.
Henr Ellis. friend OF mine. induced me
to try your PEEUsa. ! am happy 70 say
I begsn to no,ice q change after / had
taken my second bottle. took eight bot
tbs In an. and nov feel Ike neT woman.
II IL hadn't been for PxEusA i think l
would be in my grave nov. Il Is . Won.
derful remedy. and ! recommend tito al
my friend" o,.
Messrs. Baker Bros, Mt Vernon, Ohio,
write: 'Yoar PEaUsA sells well Cnno-
mers speak of it as being good medi'
ciEe." -.
Nh. Daniel X. Spry. Portshloaih, Ohio,
writes: Il have a good trade IN PEsesA u
sells vel and gircs satisfaction
y F.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-12-14
A DRAMATIC INCIDENT
Tia, Didn't work T-ie.,in the Sam. Way.

That Didn't work Twice in the Same Way.
Sa. Frmeiso PED.
aAre you a dramatic editorT asked .
smooth-faced young man. attired in . plug
hat, bright green bobtail frieze coat, and
tight check pants, and further adorned BY .
red scarf, yellow upper shoes, and four
pound watch chain, as he walked into the
Office, wlih'a three-ply frown corrugating his
brow. Are you the man that prints them
guys onto the professionT :.
".We occasionally print interesting Incl.
dents relating to prominent artists, replied
the d. e. blandly.
Wasn't this the paper that printed that
story about Giannini, the opera singer, being
captured by hrigsnds in SpainT
Il think | remember the instance. replied
the critic.
.'And after they had cleaned out the tenor
and his troupe, Giannini began to sing some
thing, whereupon the chief Of the robbers
recognized The tenor from having heard him
sing at Madrid, and was so much affected
that he embraced him, returned the plumber,
and escorted him safe through the country.
That Was the story, ehY'
Eyes, think sch were the facts, said
the journalist swapping his watch.
well it's all guff-a regular blk, ex-
claimed the professional angrily.
What do you meanY' growled the writer
reaching for The big shears.
Why, Just this: Robbers amt got no
mere appreciation for talent than-thsn
managers have They don't 60 cent on
art, them fellows DON'T and the artist
lit one of the critics cigarettes.
Don't, ehT' said the star scslper.
mo, sir, they don't; and III prove 1t: My
stage name is Hamphst-you' heard OF
the Hamphat Brothers. the great soag-and'
dance team, haven't your
The dramatic editor admitted that he
hadn't.
We'll, sir, my partner, the world-re
uowned' Teddy Hsmphst, was up doing the
northern circuit last week, and the stage he
was in was stopped by road agents near
Ukiah. lied had read that derned Clan,
mini item, so he,took the boss hiehwayuan
aside into the bushes and sung him coapls
of verses Of Dat Ysller Girl Dressed in
Green" g..
'And how did il work.
Work. sir; why the gang shot him full Of
holes and chncked him into ditch. Ina
sgoing up on the $50 train to fetch the
body home.'
That's sad-very,' said the critic with a
esuirg smile.
And it's all your fault. Id advise you
fellows to lei up deceiving the public tha,
way 1t amt the square shake by derned
sight. We're going to give the widow
benefit and thirk you ought to give it q
star notice as stand off"
The critic promised to attend to it, so the
gentleman from The Belle Union abstract
edlv collared the balance of the cigarette,
and Crifted out.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-12-14
Transfer of Authority.

First Dramatic Man-You are still the
manager of that beautiful Grama.ic s:ar,
Miss De Blank, suppose2
Second Dramatic Man-No, am not.
Indeed Why, l supposed you would
sill be her manager, of course. Last sea
con was q brilliant success. You managed
her then, did you notg'
Eyes"
"But you did not manage her this sea-
SOM
mo. She manages me. You see l
married her"
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-12-14
Hotel ThoughtlessneSS.


Rural Sage-Wall, now. tslkiu' of hotels,
them there big city hotels is just the wust
humb1gs goin. / stopped at one once.
St1anger-Thst is queer. The lsrge
hotels in my city are regarded a. the best
in tho world.
Wall; stopped ct one what charged s.
9 day and tell you they hain't got no idea
Of the things that decent people need to be
comfortable"
WAS not the table goodf
"Qh, the satIn' was 6ne-no doubt about
that, and the furniture was splendid ad-
NIT that; bat the little things what makes
comfort they didn't have. Take my bed
room, for instance. That was beauty fur
6ne furniture, but that's all it was"
"Why, what was there lackingr
II looked in every drawer, and eouldn't
End hair brush or toothbrush nowhere"
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-12-14
tits Just So Here.
III .IIIE al

Yes, my son, the railroad IS q monopoly,
but after you have paid IS cents freight on
box which has como several hundred
nilee. and then find that a csrtmau is going
% charge Sl.0j for hauling it five squares
arther, you will not talk very hard against
The monopoly
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-12-14
Graham Flour short.
DI.J,Jxg,ki, ran

C.stomer-1ou have not left me any
bresd for two mornings.
Bakers Boy-No, mum. You take Ora
h, m bread.
of course; why don't you leave itT
I'VE haven't none, mum" ...
You haven't any That's q queer ex.
cusc. Why don't you make itr ~
You see, mum, the man what held the
mortgage on the mill ioreclosed it, and il
don ron now"
oh. you mean the flour milir
No, mum; the saw mill.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-12-14
Lltti, JOhnny's Little Derrick.

A., CAiooSo Msss.
+ gamma, be late suppers badT
rW s my child, very bad"
r1 maat makes 'en badY'
WY, 1t Injuries the health to eat lust be-
ne going to bed" ~ :"
~, IN thought may be It injured the
INTO 60 to bed right after supper"
\ noSy was hustled OF to bed as early
"Oai that night just the same
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-12-14
Tn. won.n's Heart Be.. soorime..

A hens heart beats $50 times q minute.
Perhaps that is the reason why its body
xobbles 60 much when woman Shoes II.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-12-14
s TIRE TALE OF A WILD WAGNERITe.

This Is the wagnerite,
HAIRS Hallelujah
Heinrich Won Hostetter,
Lover OF Wagner,
Tuba sdorer,
Friend OF the trombone,
One OF the Gotter-
DammeFung-Tannhau er-
Lohengrin-M eistersinger
Fiends fresh from EiendsYilie.
Alone in his chamber,
Mouniul was sitting
Hans H2lLlujsh
Heinrich Won Hostetter,
Mourniully cussing,
Cussing the ignorant
World and the ignorant
Folks that are In il.
Folks who refuse to
Cotton to Wpgner,
Folks who win take ne
Stock In the Maestro.
Folks sho reyile him.
Call him dufer.
HOut Of this cold world"
Muttered the WsgneIite,
Nournfully mumbling;
"Out Of this cold world
Twill betake me,
Into the wilderness
There will ] commune,
Commune with nature,
Holiest nature"
Then into Africa
Fled the wild Wagnerite.
Far from the cold world
Wandered he loaely,
Dreaming Of Wagner.
Then from the jungle
Rose the Wild war CRY
Ofthe Mudiidjl
epecias Of niggers.
I'm to the heavens
Rose the Wild war CRY
Splitting the welkin
Into small pieces.
Down on his knee boues
Tumbled the wayueritc,
Hans Hailelujsh
Heinrich Won Hostetters
Cryins in ecstasy:
"Io, 1 have found them
Pound the real genuine
Worshippers Of wagner
How I die easy"
This was m error.
For he Vas eaten-
Hans HallelujAh
Heinrich Won Hossetter-
By the Aadjidjis. n.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-12-14
xhrMapo Sot Mako Calls.

Reader. did yoa ever sea- Doe stack IN
ter barrelf Il keeps rs Just that busy to
get our paper out each week.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-12-14
Most Girls or 80 DO.

A Miss Burchard Of Philadelphia wants
to change her nama.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-12-14
Anything He Nav Damand.

HlentS besiege him every day. N'ighbor-
monarehs often make mouth journey
see and consult with the physician. II
should visit the little bamboo hats,
, ,Ssse the natives live in the greatest SIM
sSiTsI'y' he receives quite as much honor as
Ds we're royal parsonage"
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-03-31

tbefen- Snbaber in Der S0be Der be3abI>
ten Steuer eingerdumt miro; II. @Ocbent=
li6e 8aar3abIung Der Nrbetter ieitens aIer
0orporationen unb Mbi6affung oeS uSruG"
Snitems; u. Qbidaffung oes QanosUfos
nopoIS; Il. GerDot oes B0rienldaGers in
&ebensmitteln; IA. GeipGbrung oes He6s
tes al Nrbeiter: Grgantiationen, Gigenthum
81 beitBen uub GooperattDs @ei6Gfte 81
t6un; Is. Before Gontrouirun9 Der Gilens
ba6neu uno @ailereT abritraBen i'm Suite
relie oes GoIfeS; Is. G%rnennung BON Sns
lpeftoren fir @erItdtten, Wobnungen, See
%bensmttteL, @etrdnte, Oroguen &c.
Gs tpurbe beidloiien, Sic obiae Elotform
Den StaatsconDentionen Der betoeH groBen
Harteien su unterbrciten un6, I'M Sale lie
ni6t anerfanut tperben ioute, Iol mieoer
etne Contention berufe11 tperoen, I'm unabs
hangi9e Ganbioaten ms Selo 81 itclen.
SIM 0nDeren Sale pollen it6 Die Qrbetter
oS Staates perpflidten, Die @anotooten
oerientgen Bartei ;u unter1tilben, peIhe
obige 8lotform gutbetBt. Sc tpuroen oann
Nusl6iiie ernannt, pel6e Die Blatfornt
Den Gonpentioner unterbreiten, oocr I'M ults
9ultitiglten Sale cine etgene Convention be-
rlfen loUeH-
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-03-31
9ie emtiou.

3as pon benz unterausl@uB bes republic
fdnildeu gtotionol= @omites ernaunte Siir=
9er=Gon1ite %perIan1melte lid Glen tag Ia6mits
tag I'M Wran0 9aciflc Notel. Die Vtit9Iie.
Der Salnlel y. Napmono, 6. .. Narwea,
IS. 6. Sullipon, eugene @arp, Spbn 0oIf:
mann, Solepb Is. Stodton, Wt. Sels, Somes
&. Hamlei9b, George e.. @bite llno osSoiepb
S9oenin9er lporen onwelenO; cuBerbem Der
SecretGr oeS 9tatioual=@ onnites, Sobn 81.
itlp s. 6. @lou9b ppm l~lnterdIsi6nB bes
9tolionGl : Gontites. Our6 Die @obI DOH
9. .. NoDntouo sum Gorliber uno lS. &c.
Slllipoil slllt SecretGr wuroe cine perma=
1eiste Organization 9el6aiieu. Gas Wtit=
9lIco :. ~. Eotter Sel9te l@ri1tlt6 lei1 Nus
l6eiocn aus benz Gomite al uro oil leiner
Stclle lpurbc U. u. Carpenter gemGblt.
Sin ats Stodtol1, Strou9 ullo Smpthe
beiteGenOer Nusl6uR rurrbe beauftragt, fir
Die N%cle9aten un0 Stellpertreter ermGBi9te
Nobrpreile auf ben Gile1babnen ST ~erSielen.
9fo9 l0n9eren Gr0tterun9en iiber bic Nuf=
9abe, Die Oos SiIr9er@0 omite su e~rIiilIeu
babe, 1purbe eiH S~iIllfer- Yusl6tB %rltonut,
mcl6er Die 1tuluelt DON % Silr9eru IN Sor=
i0lag bringen lou, Die ols ein;liu0n;= Go1nite
fui9lren ullO Die nOtbigen Gieloer aufbringen
loIlen. Nuf ,SorWeIlS 9lntro9 luurbe Elm Dei=
tercr Nu5l0uB pom Ereten erl.alnt, Der ft3
nit benz NuSltellun9S: Nirettoriunt, ben Set=
tern DeS Wtoi= WtulifIeites u1o ocm bemotra=
tti6en NonDentionS= Gomite itber bic perbdlt=
liBnlabi9e &ertbeilurg Der Gotten beratben
1Dll. NS lilb bereits Don Nru. Nbler HIGne
fir bic ooGe, ME tie fiir Oas Wulttfelt einge=
ri6tet luerOen loG, an9cfertt9t woroen, mad
rpel6en lie Nalnn fiir G4O0 Nerlonem ouf Dem
Nanptflur, fir 1000 AMI Der 4ldtform unO
fIir $500 oui ben @olerien bieten miIroe. Ob
btcle ElGne Don benz 9%enannteu 2uSl6uB
gut9ebeiBeu lperoen, bleibt %abSuwarteu. IS
liegtSau0 elm Nn9cbot Der &eitern Union
Sele9roph so. III g5es1g onf Die Nnbringmn9
zines &elcgrapGetbursau NIT allen su9eb0z
rigen Ginpid5tun9en III Der 0oue DOR. stud
lpirD i'll Der beporitebenDen 8erlamlnIln9 be-
l0lpiien roeroeil, rpie piel Baum Den 8eri6ts
erltottern eingerdumt weroen iOu, uno es
miro ein TreB-&Omite ernaunt merOen. Ser
Gbicasper YuSibuB bat ein AinanScomite
e%rnonlt, 10 el6es ans ben 0erren Gen. Sol.
Gtofton (&oriieer). 81. q. Sepes, 9. y.
Wtoultor, %nuiS ~2SampOlo, q. T.. Bartlett,
8. Maion Hoon1iS uNo Murrp Jtello be-
itpht
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-03-31
SGmalie oIion'S @rnoroune.

Ser am W1ontag Nbeno leitens Der &C.
b~etmpolt3et porgenommenen 8erbdftung
zines junoen S6peoen ytan1ens Gobert
0olm, melder lett eiuiger 3eit ais QIgent
elmer 8u6banolung an Der NorbeGlarfs
ftraBe tbGtig mar ul0 bel elmer sSrau Sobnz
ion an Der Chicago NDe. ein 3tn1mer be-
poDnte, i6reibt ielbit Capt. 8onftelo, l11z
ter oeIien Sbbut fi6 5oIm befi1oet, feline
9roBe Mi6ttgfeit gu.
Solm itebt unter benz gerbadt, bas
1unge WeGo6en QImolia Sllen ermorDet 81
baben, uno Spar 6egriinoet it6 bieier 8ers
badt oaraut, baB Srau Sobnlon, ieine
6ausptrtbtn, auSgelagt bat, 6olm lei am
glbeuoe oeS W2oroeS lpGt na6 bau'le gefeDrt
uno babe gelagt, DAB CT ioeben etn Wabden
nit einem Strid erDroiielt babe. Spdter
babe !0olm Oann III ieinem !3immer
ein bIutiges 5emlb ausgepai6en. Der
@efan9sne leIDit iteIlt oiele Bebaupe
tun9en Der Srau Sobnlon ais pure
@%rfinoun9 bin lno ertlGrt, oaB er NmaltG
Olion ME geieben babe. Oa5u tommt, 0aB
0olm allgemein ais Elm braper, ebrenbafter
W}arn gilt uno oaB tpeoer bic Sannilie
Sllon nod Der 8rGutigam Der GrlnorOe>
ten, gilbert @agner, i'm tenner. 9ie Qlusz
lagen Der Srau sSohnlou ludt man 0aour6
gu ertlaren, baB ein 3immeraenoiie 9olm's,
peIder auf Qebteren einen @rou bate, Die
Srau SObnlon oa5u auf9eitahelt babe.
g2abrihcinli6 miro 9oIm bal0 tpieoer entz
IaIien tperoen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-03-31
@frbeitcrzG pnpenffom.

9m Wtittwod, Oonneritog unO Srettag
Ser Iebten ySo0e ipdr bier cine StaGts>
Convention Don etlpa 300 0elegatclt Der
Derl6icoenen 9lr6etter> ullo @etDertl9aftsz
Srganilationeu in Stbung, Del6e cine
griinOlide Selpre6ung aler tpi6ttgen Nr>
beiterfraQen Dornabm, lotple cine Jteibe BON
Bei6liliien onnobu1, Die sur 8eiierung Der
Sage BET 9rbeiter u1b 6anomertec filbren
loQen. 9aS tptd)tigite @eiGGft Der Gonz
pettion beltanb IN Der NufiteIung elmer
YIatform, i'll iueI6er 9eeignete @elete in
folgenoen Sragen D~erlongt peroen: l. Nb7
iGaffung DeS 3uhtbnu5arbett@ Gontraft7
lpitenls 2. GinieBung bon S6ieoSgert6tc1
fit l3niltigteiten stpiiden 2lrbeitern ltno
Nrbeitgebern; 3. Qt6t StllnDen alS geleb1
li6e Arbeits3eit; 4. TeitieBung Der 8eraI1t7
lportlidfeit Der yl~rDeit9eber fir llnglIdsz
idle; 3. SIN glteS 2eDrlIngSgeleb; 6. @ee
ieb 9egeu &tt1oerarbett III Merfitdtten un0
Jabrifen; Z. Ginfi6rltng beSS6ulStpangS;
s. 0siek fir cine it0ere 8eutilation BON
Ytinet; 8. 4bidaffun9 De5 v@aiale 8lad
HGip" unD @rlaB zines @eieBeS. peldes
iol0c GOntratte unrn0gIi6 madt, Die es
Den Nrbeiteru Oerbietcn, it6 NrbettereOrz
.9aniiationen onaul6lieBen; 10. @rlei6tee
rung Der 9eitcuerung bon beIaitee
tenn @igenthum, inoem benz Steuer@
aaDler Elm &nipru0 segen ben 5ppos
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-03-31
.,0iera1tf Ole giinOAutb!||

m6gen pobI bic SeUObnel Der ueuIi3 iiberfIntbsteu Gee
genoeH aus9erufeI baden, ais lie ioben, oaB BobHbaufer
pe9gei9Demmt rei6e Sarmeu Derwultet, BrRdeu wess
seriiieu uuo StGpte DOR ben S~epGfcrH bebedt Uurbeu.
SaIimuer ais bieS lit ns llmii6sreifeH maIarii3er
&roHtbetteH in Solse Der YtIasm0 GusbrItenbsH TeS
bel. G6Ise Sid papor our4 .Spfetter's RaS
gen bttteres elm iebr piui6euswertbes Sdusmittel
fGr 8epobner ODER 0urdretienbe in maIariiden Sert@
Itdtetteu. S6Ittelfieber. titles sSieber, r5tebertudsn
unO soGtses @s6isIfsber rDetdeH bieiem ptrtiamsn
SeiImittel, uuo bic Nsrp6ieH uHb SdpadIideu ELAN
gen bur5 leiusH @ebraud etnst Grab DON Spountruit
unO stdrte, Der ie ssseH bic tidiideH aufdue bes Weas
Iaria pappnet. Wtu9eu>, geberS IHb lIHterIeibsIetbeu
8beunattsmus, gterDenabel, iOpie @tsren> unb BIaiens
beI@lperoeu piro babur9 eriu6li9 abeebpIieu. @enR
lie Elm SetImitteI bic ibm Idnait 5H &beil e~epOrSsne Gns
srteuuIue ietHer Gor3Ige %De1pieUte. 10 ssbihrt ie peier
mufterbatteu 2lrsuei.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-03-31
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g6parb 9arep, % Sabre alt, ma6te
Montag Nbsuo ouf Die 13iGbrtseM arearetbe
Serns, oeren 8ater nabe ben Wertitdtten
Der ,g1iGel glatesBabn" in SIoz s btcago
elm &oftbars unterbGlt, uub Die ii@ CUR :3eit
auf Dem @ege nad sinem ~eutfernt liegenoen
9aoen befal0, eiuen 2lnfau nit Der Nbii6t,
6as fleine W2do9en Su p%ergsfuaItigeu. Gbe
Der Sdurfe ietu teufli9es 8orbaben auss
fubren fonnte, tpuroe DER Sater Wfarga7
retbe's bur@ Die perSDeifeIten 6ilferufe bes
MdD6ens CUR Steae aeIodt, mo er ietn
SDdterGen, ipel6er Die Beitie in Wenldene
qeltaIt taft iGmtmtli6e 2leioer pom 9eibe
9ertiien bate, am 8ooen liegenb fano. Ser
Derrll6te 8uri6e bate fi6 atpar aus benz
Gtaube gtlna1t, bob lpGter Qela1g IS, lete
ner babbaft gu peroen uno i'm ms God s4
1tedeu,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-03-31
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Sb~eriffssebiilfe Nideripn i0loB Wiontag
bas @sihdft oes 3leioerbdnpIerS SamueI
6lomer Don $40. 81 Us. WaDi,ouitr. auf
@runb folgenber Soroerun9eu, tpeI6e I'M
Superiorgeriht gegen Sloper ausaeflagt
pproen parcn ppn: CHARLES @epp 1850
NIB $1075); 8ina Gem ($7lO; Gbwar0
s. 0unne ($l25); 5rant $. JeseO ($3,
643.OO un0 Stole SIolper ($4,544.G1) :
sulammen $10,647 .68. 0ieie Sulnmr iOQ
Dem 8etrag Der Observation-Disclosures
Slotper's ausma6en unO eS iou oemielben
Elm Mftipbsitano pon $4,000 bis $4,000
gegenIberlteDeI.
SIM @~oltntpgeri6t seigte0sontag Der MDz
belbGnoIer George S. 0app bon SEQ. 81
g. 9aIiteotr. ieinen freiruiuiae1 Bancroft
al nnb trat leins Nftioa, meIde $1,958.52
betra0en, all Sobn Sboemater ob, lpelder
oan1if einen She'll Der S6uIben Sapp's,
Die eine GeiammtbObe Don $1,000
bobeu, DeGen lou.