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Nevada County picayune., 1886-03-31
AGRICULTURAL.
Diversified Crops and Futures.

From the resumption Of the agri.
 cultural operation after the war
 the Appeal has anxiously and ear
 nestly endeavered to impress upon
 it's agricu tural readers the para
 mount necessity of abandoning tie
 old and most ridiculous 'all CO.,
 ton' policy. It has constantly de c.ared that those farmers who
 would not divcrify would, in the
 end, be obliged to sell out to those
 who would, As the years pass by the correctness of this position has been demonstrated, and on Friday last the inter state convtn-
 ton, assembled at Jackson, added
 it's testimony 10 the samcaa effect.
 In most emphatic words it calls
 upon the farmers 'not to put all
 their eggs in one hasket,0 y especial
 y as the present season so sharply demonstrates that that basket is not a trustworthy one. Let the farmer look first to what is ncceS- sary for his own household, for his hired labor and for hls stock and see how much of these neccs,E ieS he can proGRce from his own soil, and then produce them. This doar, let him put in as much cot ton as he can cultivate well. Let 1 him compare his store bill at tie | end of the year with those of for mer years, and he will rejoice, ! while i.iS ''aR cottohn ntighbor is . lamenting, \ few years pcrsever- ance in such a course will make him free, Independent lnan> clca" of mortgages and able to walk on his way without a merchant to "carry" him. The GaHG conyen- ton took very stron. ground against the form of gambling known aS futures. IL was of the same 0 ,inion about that cl1Hs of opera lions as the London Mark Lane Express uttered the other day re- >pecting the grain .Gsrkct: "Thc option ls the curse of the world" Thc convention de sires to see futures" put down by the strong hand of the law. and brought under discipline and con. .roias other nodes of gambling are. Memphis Avalanche.
Nevada County picayune., 1886-03-31
Hints,

Boil meat slowly, it is Hore ten der.
 To scale fish dip them in hot Wa ter.
 Nix stove polish with vinegar and teaspoon!ul of sugar.
 To remove ink-stainS soak in sour milk over night.
 To brighten carpets sprinkle with salt before sweeping.
 A handful of hay in a pailful of water neu;ralizes the smell of paint.
 For burns apply flour wet with cold water, as it gives relief quick ly.
 Mortar and paint may be remov- ed from window glass with hot vinegar.
 To brighten or clean silver or nickel-plated ware, rub with a wool, en cloth and 3our.
 Glaze the bottom of fruit pies with the white of an egg and they will not get sogGy.
 Te keep tiuware nice and bright SCOUT il nicely every two or three weeks with sifted coal ashes.
 Goods that have been i.iured hy whjtewash may he restored by washing immediately in stons win cEar.
 Remove flower pot s'ainS from window stills by rubbing with fne wood.ashcs and rinse with clean water.
Nevada County picayune., 1886-03-31
HUMOROUS.
4 Drummer Sold.

"I wonder if that pretty girl ov CT there is not a tiirt,' said ono drummer to another on an incom ing Illinois Central train the othel day.
 "She looks like t." said his companion, "and what's more, she and l have rassrd T good many happy hours together. I've stald many night ai her fathers house; but 1 don't do that any more, and if you can make a mash on her. go ahead"
 The other drummer went over sto where she sat and said
 -"Permit me, madam"
 -"Certainly," she replied.
 Ny friend otcr there says he has known you for some ume,' he continued aA he sat down. She blushed and smiled swcetly as he she acknowledged the old acquain 'tauce.
 "Very nice fellow" said the drummer.
 Do you think so?' said the wo- man, modestly.
 Bully fellow. but he aii.'t pop ular with the giilS. DopS seem 10 care much about thcm.'
 'Don't he?i she archIy inquired.
 Not verymuch"
 "But it's different wi,h me, like him eyer so much.'
 Happy old boy! Say. you couldn't love Ire a little as his proxy, could you?"
 "Goodness, not'
 Well. thats pretty tough on me; but ii you think so much of dlim. I'll get up and let him come over and slt by ro@"
 "0h! l with you would" The masher looked red and blue by turns, and got up and went ov- CT and told his companion what she had said, and added.
 Say, old fellow, you've got her dead She's mashed on you the worst way, and wants you to come over and st by her"
 'Is that so" qucIied the other with s satisfied smile, arising and aowing to the lady. who beckoned him over to the seat with her. And . then he went over and put his arm around, her and when the conduc. i tor came'along, he pointed ;hem out | to him and began to tell what a mash the other fellow had made, | when th. conductor smiled bland !, ly, and told nim Co go and soak his head; that that was the oth ar drum. i mer's wife and he had known her ever since she was d baby. The masher got of the first time they came mp with freight train, and went tho balance ot the way as live beef. Bloomington Through MnIl
Nevada County picayune., 1886-03-31
They Compromised.

Websier's definition of compro- mise as "an amicable agreement between parties in controverv, to settle their differences by mutual concessions" would not have suit ed the kentucky husband. ofwhom the following story is related. The man, having been recently mar, Tied. met the minister whe hsd performed the ceremony, and com plaiued to hun that the m8trimo uial road was anything but smooth,
 What IS the uouble!" inquired the minister.
 "Well, sir, my wife and I have qnarreled."
 What shcut"
 About siiug the hOuse. She naGt, liaru sheets for the beds, and ssr nice llcached cot tom is good enough for anybody"
 My dear sir, said the preacher auEiOa, io make peace between the two "l would not lc, a little thing liAe that destroy my domcs. tic hspriRess. You 1re d sensible man, and your wife, au' sure. is q reasonable woman. Talk the msl- tsr over calmly, and see lfyou can bot agree Co compromise.
 Some tune afterwards the par ties met again, and tho minister asked "iuw arc You getting stoug uo-I'
 "Oh, lrst.ratc, frttrato. every. thing is working smoothly.N
 "l suppose you took my advice and compromised your difficulty about the shoots"
 "Ou what terms lid you compro. mise.r
 "Oh' we compromised on cotton" --loutli's Companion.
Nevada County picayune., 1886-03-31
Before Sentence.

"Pris0ner al the bar ss d the judge to a man on his trial for mur. der. ''is there anything you wish to say before sentence i. passed upon Nou.' "Judgc,' replied the pris. oner there has been altogether too much said already. l knew all along somebody would get hart, if these people didn't keep their mouths shut. It might as well be me, perhaps, as anybody else. Drive on judge, and give me as lit tle sentiment as You can get along on. l can stand hanging but l hate gusE."
Nevada County picayune., 1886-03-31

The matter of good seed is im- portanf, and just here we desire to call the attention of our farmers to their seed corn. Ii is best that this seed he tested before planting, and HOW is a good time fo. this. -EX.
Nevada County picayune., 1886-03-31
HON. 5. s. CCY'E GREAT NATIyNAL TlRZ,
 THREE DECADES
Federal I4aG.s'at. t.On.
A II sig !| tar c'"a HJ"naJ oad nrt G.sa Times.

The mo-: peararl i.-' ,'j!jaG b'.@ ucw offered o1e.t.. ,>'rous.s onme"dcd h} the pres, Wj,au, r"-ald to political prociivitj,~. i'r ,pirut t.'reHa ,''~. Fl C,H-"l. h'3"u-5 .ommouu j, 'o my fte",'ti1cu-.' lln,t. Jau,c, C. Hri.o -ay~. "It |. written in clear .,nd grapA, e, |, and ,1t,.ut iv rattttJn- ing" FN-9r,-i .cu lh>,> -"y-. "lt wi.i be bc yaIu,bl" aal ,rds ts-thl in matter ~choln;l, aad ,.t.u.;niuC lH -'}'r.' Vice Prc>idojt iIyrdgiv.> -.r-, "it ,.l bn a yd- uuhlr all.unY G. yur tc.l.rr Speaker ja.- il,'r -oy-. - -,u' I5"nvud th,- vori, tothc people ot ,ise a.a. ~ta,r-. iIou. Ahram <. Hculr >aN.. -h.crc.t.uy a- 9 r.maHcr.' ilutdro.- ot araaf- aye meeting ~'h great -ucys--- -maNay from oIJp 10 clO0 prr month. NGrtts WHnont IouHer rNI r;encr, orr lore a,audly v,;h jt, .>pc5jrncot .uuya>-pl, iiuI it iu 'pcri,y lpGepza'' Wr want au .-out jU every township ia th" 'uitnd S,oto- u"t how occupied; Previous experience, wh,,o desirable mot absolutely re Iuirrd as We g.Nea'. necessary instructions for success, Books new ready for delivery If unemployed or !uu desire to better ycur condition. write to Us f r ' ras for agents.
 Address j \ G l}. \. REID
 IJuy.dlcc, F. !
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-03-29
WermiiOteS+

- gtt angehenber StdatS :
III peS nj ungen Su0enS" 1T Der
bemofrattiGe acknowledgements eIo6u s..
6e m pbilI DON Silo> @aroliua. Gr lpirD
i'm 9lpguit crit llebeEunDoretBig Sabre alt,
1aG 0aber mGhreno bes Burgertrieges niht
in eiuem 9febeIenlatteL loNberl auf Der
S0ulbanf, lernte bort ettpa5 5idtiges,
murDe baum 9tebtsgelebrter, trat IN pie
il0carnlintlhe Staats 9elebgebulg, eta1ete
It'd auh bubble &enltnll1s tu Der 8olfsz
Djrtbibaft un0 I'M BtnaasDelcn al una
mabt ieb! Don lDnen I'M n%atipuaIeu Nbgez
prouetenbauie @e6rau6. Seine filrsll0
bort Gebattene 9teoe ge9en Die freie Si!berz
prdsuug ite6t ill erfreWlihlten @egeniabe
81 Der SilbertotIbeit Der NlebrSa6l Der @pns
9reBMitglieper aus Dem Slipeu, pelbe
Buildings Der 2eitung eineS Sef bon Sem
tHdp fplgen.
- SIN 8etreff Der iebigen Gtienz
ba6narbetter Mtrren fann 9Der
9latiniS nus ntht l6reien: v9le
Trembeu! Die Jrembeu!" 9lad Der alaez
meiteu 8~oitssdbluna bonn Sabr 1880 lino
D6lull6 bon aen i'm SrausportgeihGft be-
iGdltlgten 1,SlO,256 8erionen ni6t tperiz
GET oils 1,331,695 geborene Mmsri :
taner unp nur 35S. SCI Srenoe. 8elentz
LID bat ftp aber bteleS GerbaltniB lcit6er
setDIB ntht aeGltoert.
Der BON @ouperneur Stoneman
sum Elm It ipetligen Na6folger
oeS pertprbeuen republitantiDen
y unbeslenatorS WilIer bon
Sattfprnten ernanIte Demotrat
Scarf lit Der GigentbImer bes San
SranciSca @ramlner". ber 8efiBer eiller
WfIIltpu 9cre NQup uuo etUtr Silbermiue,
eiu iebr beruorragepoer uno beliebterUtaur
IN ieiIem 0eiuothsltaate, in Der S;lberz
TRACE nathytth lebr taul. Die Nmts5ett
DfttIer'5 wIrDe nod bis gum 4. WGra uQdz
zen Sa6res 9epdbrt baben. 2Gnger miro
6earit's SeuatsberrliAfeit ibnerlih Dauz
ert; penn porauslthttt6 miro iu5iDiideu
fir Die 3eit bonn 4. WtGrS 1887 bis 4. Wtdrs
1898 eiu republtfaHii6er 8unoeSienatoy
leitenS Der caltfornilben StaatSgeisBgebung
9etDdblt tueroet.
SIN Dtelen beut d merifantz
16en 8nrnperetnen tpuroe in letter
a3eit auf 2lnregung oeS ct. 3outier 8ororts
Die Srage er0rtert, 0 bau ben Surnz
plG5en englti6es GnmmQno 0
et n9efNbrt tDerbem Jolt. 9baletd)
10 pieIe iingere Surner uuter iib beinabe
nur- en9llih ipredeu, ibeint bod nod
immcr Die iberlpie9enoe 0febrSabl Der gurz
ner tlr beutlheS Gonlman0n All Iein. Nud
Der 8biIapeIphiaer rOemotrat@ lit fir lebs
terea nuo iagt: s0te Anliht, baB bic Sin,
tlaru1g Der eugItl6m Sprabe auF Dem
Gnrnptabe 81 Dort}lrttteu Der Surneyet
fibrtn ipitroe, lit eiHe lebr einiciti9e. Wtan
ipriDt ibon obne etle lolhe @iniabruug
GnJlil6 genug AMI ben SurnplaBen. Net
OifijisIIer ginfiibrung pes gngliidcu miiroe
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-03-29
8erfGufe:
@bieaee 9oarb Of Irase 5's-100 su 106.
StcbW10rFf.

9m- sc inbpiebm arft betrts bic I8uz
fnbr ca. 26;360 Grid, 9egen SO, 800 Stid iH
Der 8orlpo9e, Die Na6frqge eutlpra6 benz
@n9ebot, mel@es ebeu beoeutenoer 9erin9er
mar, Gig in Der pori9en &o9e, nab Die Rreile
maren fet.
9ierfauTt 1D1Ir0plt II. d..
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-03-29
GiMem erHtattctcm gtppetit att5tt=
= SDpfnG1

lit etue Go6e, bic GeroauunsSorsoue SUI t~rGitigeu un6
Su r~e9ultren 1T cine an6ere. 1lno trokoeat psrben fortz
mdbrenb 9tei6mittet far pen Nppettt ais Starfunssmttz
tel o~nseieben. @oitetter'S Maqeubttters
niupt eineu piel b5leren @las ais @ebiSin etu, ais bic
ipqenanuten StdrtungSmtttel, welde BEN 9ppetit ~reiSen.
asgtsre Baben ibren &uten unO itub beadtenswertb, Dor
ausgeiett, bqB lie rein iiHo. &ber bic 9eileuoen g8t1z
tun8eu pes SttterS ~sgtreden lid iiber etu. piel petteres
Telb. Gs beleitigt poultauotg einen idpoben 3uitano
BORDEN Tnb. unb i6rbert ibre @usldeiouns in rei9lt9er
6l(e, gQ8enn Der Magen in @erbtnouu9 nit Oer yeber
ruo benz StubI9Qug in Srbuun9 9ebra6t poroen lit
uno ibr natIrttber 3ufunb ourA leire @iH1pirfung
wisber ~ber8eiteat wor0en tit, tebrt Der Appetit DOH ietbit
pisoer 5Irid, De6ietieber, 8Iutarntutb uuO borauiz
f~ol9enoe Sebmdde, rbeumattide 8eidnerben unb etue
~N{eIsuns gu 9tiereuz uuo 8laienletben werbeu aud OurG
paietbe Seboben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-03-29

inter ben "A geipGblten 8ertretera bes
0eutl6tbunls fi1 audi le6S 9tu1le1 ullo
ebenio ptele Getten bsfinoel, bari mohl ais
8eiDeiS 9elteL DaB Der &f bes 0eutl61
tbumS gegen ietne 8ebrGuger I'M aroBelt
Sanger ein &f Der Niloung gegen Die
llnbilbung, Elm 9ampf Der Civilization
gegea bas &olafentb1m tit.
- Sn @era lou cine lra(te giurihe
tung, Die Brobbanf, abgel6afft mer5
ben, neil Der Ourd1aang inter benz 9tatbs
bauie gum gertehr notbiaer 9ebrau6t miro.
Oas WeerfDlir6Iglte BET oielerGerfaltfS lteue
bon Sa6maaren lit, baB bis beute bic 9lbs
rehnung nit ben GGdern ourd log~enannte
&erbbDI3er ftottfinoet, elite @rinnes
ru1g an Die Gunenihrift Der alien 9erma7
Hen; bic 3abI uub Die gtomen Der Waare
ipuroen Rur bHr6 @inlanttte uhb &reu5e
besei6net.
SIN 8oftun tpurbe 6ieier SAGE Elm
Il II M enid 9famens IS. Oec@furf pez
gen gan3 ent1ebIt6er @raulam
tett gegen 1etn fIetnes Gtno 81
bret Sabren @orreftionsbaHS perurtbetIt.
81 Duroe ilberfibrt, baS Sinh nit einem
III Guotea geflodtenen Stride 10 eeSl6tigt
su baben, BOB nas robe Stetl0 81 Gage
trat, luo baum Die @unoe nit Sols etnz
gerieben 81 baden. Sn cine offene 8unbe,
bic paS &ino auf Dem Sopie bate. 9OB er
Serpentingeiit. Beuu Das Sinh ihrie,
preBte sr ibm etne &artoiiet in ben Wuno
unb tpenll IS it6 babel erbrad, 3tpdnJ er
IS, baS @rbro0ene pieoer su j6Iufeu.
0aS Giuo lab entieBli6 aus; oas Snncre
ietneS WlunoeS nar nit einer eiterdbnli0en
WfQife beDeGt. Wtan bra6te IS nab einem
NlDl fNr Gtn0er, um es bort aN beilen. Die
SHUTTER oes &tnoe6 lit our0 cine bauernoe
&rantbett ans Sett 9~efcieIt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-03-29

blidt mauber &rantes tn bic Sufhuft, nett CT bfsber
Aaes erfUIgtps- gebroudt bat, Aue, ~belonbers otes
iertgeu, wetae an Wt1nnerId1>uGdle MnS ioniiaeu
&raufbeitell Der 0rgane, fnwte an, ben t~ralrisen 1plgen
DON SuRenbiuuOen leloen, ioutet ben >, 3settungas
IIWfer'" leer, ee ite lid our6 perlofenbe uno triioes
ride 8eripreGunseu prublerii4er msStsIuiider anssiz
gen perleitel laiien. 8as- g~eoteeeHe Bud, .250. Seiten,
nit Sublrei1elt latIIr9etreuen BilesrH; wtrb iIr = Sta.
in Boitnlarfen iret uno iorsium perpodt %perIanbt. glSr.
Seuti6ss 9etIinitttut, H Clinton 8Iace, 9ieIp gore.
81. y. Der ,Ncttun8s=Nttfer' iitin 6 BIT caQp
bach &c Aenikei, 4S Dearborn Ctr, Su babe n.
Tnopl{tatupH.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-03-29

Die 9rauIome Miobe, 8ogeIbdIge
UNI 2helle bon l0lden ais S6muG au
. q III II } IL Ell 81 pertDetoelt, tpdbrt
nod immer tort. Sin Go9elfeniler, tpel6er
nculi6 IN eilleut StraBenbabntDagen in
9teD g)ort fu9r, ng9m itd Die UtHbe, Die
SopfbeDeGung Der oretSebn in benz Magell
tibenben 9anlen III nlulterR. @lf bon
ibnen trugen GogeIbGlge. 6ebern pber Sliz
gel .auf DEN 9lten: uno slpar Die cine
R0ISSs lno SlugeI Don brei amerifanilAen
GtAareu cine 3lpeite eilten au5ldnDiibeu
&ogel; cine brittle iieben flei1e Singp0gel
bon bier DerldieoeHea 9lrten; cine pierte
cine SccldlD0lbe; Die finite ben &opf uno
SlI9el BON orel Ser6en; Die ie6ite SlHgel
BON 1leben Ser6en nnD St1feu !; Die itebente
etH babies Nanerbubn; Die a1te etne fletne
Seeldlpalbe; Die Iernte cine Surteltaube;
Die 5ebnte Slpet feline Singp0gel; nut bic
elite bate Die aItmooiiden Sebern ponl
0ogel StranB, bent bGBltden Burden,
tDeIher Der Wfooe nt6t gum Spfer fGut,
lonpern tDr nIr einen She'll leiner i6Dneu
S1tpan5z NHo Slll8et : SeoerH abtretet
lmuB.
Die meiiten Der oben ertpGbnten 06geI
tparen alnertfanii6. Qber nibt 9enug baz
nit, oaB Die lAbniten fletneren amerttantz
l6en 00GeL 81 10 9reultden WfOoeStpeden
tlr's Snlanb geopfert peroen, ftnoet lett
ginger 3ett cine 9luSfubr arnerifauil9er
Wogelbdlae, beiDnoers aud mad 9ari5,
ltatt.. 0ortige @elddft5 hduier i6iden su
Dtelem 3ipede etgene 2laenten berilber, uno
elmer bon nielen bat tirjltA ). y. III 9es
trott cine 0talle FOLDER BdIge aufgefauft.
Der Aud" ma6te firsli6 Der 9or-
t6lag, Die WtooeDameu i0ilten auf ihren
0lten So8eIFaftge anbrirgen uno in oteien
ete Go9tldlen lebellotg eln1ertragen; Doh
pbqleteb Der p8ud" ben Gorid).ag DMrA
Elm re!Seloe5 StIod)en peroeutlt6te, ftnoet
CT feiueu QnfLang; nah tDte Dor ueroen
geuloroete 80gelbeu Den lebenoen p0r9er
5ogen. lno elm BDgelden rei9t ia fitr
Dem 0ut ntht bin, lonpern oft miro ell
Out olrh lteber unO mebr 8oQelbQlQe ygez
l0mildt," oarunter Die 8Gl9e Der tieblths
item Singer in NaIo uno Selo. Selblt
iolbe SinguDBef, Die fein 4radtgsfte0er,
~lonoerH ell siemlih etnfades Sleip tra9eil,
iino Dor Der m6rbertldeu WIooe nt6t
iider; 0enn tbr @efieber miro burd flint
ll6e Sdrbung Dem 1bler 16Dueren Ser
panbten abnli6 gema6t.
ySenn IS 10 fortgeDt, tpirb Der ret5en6fte
unb bette Sbeil Det amerifanil6en 8ogel@
melt bal0 gansli6 DeridmtnOe1, uno Das
jest i'm @utiteben begrtffene 8ogeIbud oss
braOen 0eltlb : a~mertfanii6en @rforihers
Der. anerttaniihen 8ogeIpeLt, gle9rlllg,
DtD oantt Suglet6 Elm 0entlnQl fir 10
mau9e ausgerottete 8ogelnrt jeiu. Inter
Den nit gQlSlidem unterGang bebrobten
1ino nIdlt mir ~oiejeni9en G0gcI1en, nelbe
Auge lnO Obr air. meilten erfreuen. lonz
bern suaIet1 Die, neIde als etfrige SSniefz
teufrefier Dem 2anonanne uno Dem Wdrts
ner an meiiten nitben.
llno ntht oas ro6ere MGnnergei6leht,
iouOerH bas 3arte Srauengeidlebt giebt
ben 9InlaB 81. Dieier 9raulamen 8eriIHots
gHn9 oil Der 9fatur!
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-03-29
NerfaMit wurpen u. q.
SStimfD.amOcrt 9oNarS

lit bic Summe. Die DR., 8ierce fIr bic @ntz
beduug Don Golomel ODER anoer1t meoiSiniz
Ideu @iiten oeer i0doti9en 4rSueiitoiIen lit
ielueH hit Jte9t berii9ntteu pleasant Pur-
galtive Pellets G0madbofte Mbfitbrpil6en)
Qu85tetet. Sic baben un9efdbr bic @r3Be
zines @enfforns, finp Daber leiebt ell5uuebs
men, unO ibre &irfun9 Int Don ~feiuerlei
drummer begteitet, @a4i9feit, nerpoieS
&opfneb, iibler @ei6utad i'm Nunoe ltnp
@elblu0t wei6eu iofort Dor oieleu ~vtleinen
&telen.+ Sci Getllem Npotbefer,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-03-29
4 n{Rt0e Ell.

ittb ieee 9rt infsnSer. i8upptser, f%tuniser, angeerbter,
ltropDut6Ier unb aultedenoer 6rant9etteu bes Slutes,
Der 6aut nno aopfhaut uebit &erluIt bes 6aares, non
Gthobett bis Su bobem dlter, perpen poTtip onr9 bic
G%uttcErl> beilmitte[ turtrt.
&Atteuta 0te In emit, Ser neue Stutreiuiger, i6Ist
bas Slut uEb Bic NIShiinitung DOR uureinltdfett unb
siitt9en @leuleute1 uno entfernt bic ltrIa1e.
@utteura, pas gr0Be 9autheitmitteL itiut augenz
blidttd SUDDEN unb @ntsiupHna. tlart bic SGut uuo
&Opfldui, beitt @eidmlre uno S8suneen unO brinst bos
Sdar wieoer.
G~uttcuraz Settle, Elm pprsl9lt9er Sautperi60s
nereE 1T nngm9dngltd 6etm ,Se3a''oeln 9oH 9anttr9rt-
ooer bigger 0aut.
ue6srGG ~ bobeu. Guttcura so Gts.. @sife Is
Cts, &eiOlpent 81. 8Otter Drug II. @bsnsieat Co..
Bottom, @ai.
90 S6idt I'M: &ie man Sautfranfbetteu bilt-
- &beumatii6e, ueurat9tI6e, SIftenz, plDklt6e,
f .beitise imo uerp6ie S6mcrSen iofort burd5 9utiz
l4S cura &ntts Bainz 8f[aiter sebsitt. 25c.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-03-29

II b er6ielt @eper (So3tatt it) $500,
Der freicouierDatioe garben tperfbeltBer
3l6trlt0 7400 Stimmeu.
Ser S9ubmader 866mer in
@eimar bat ieine beiben RinDer, Elm
Dieridbrt9eS Wdbben uno einen sueiiGbriz
gen Rnaben, in einem 2(nFau Don 0eiltes~
llorung nit Dem Setl eri6(agen. 80bmer
par etn Quad lalber. @r bate mebisinil6e
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baut, furirte ieinen Wla9eH utlb, pie IS
i0etnt, au6 leinen 8opf gu @runoe, itaro
@ta1ts aut fIDlte ben Bulls letner ainoer,
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blieb ct iebr fl6l.
- lteber ben @noe bortgen sSabres in
Berlin an9effelteu 9eriud nit eIefz
trt den Wagen auf ben StraBenba0s
men bat Die DIRECTION Der @reBeu 8erliucr
4ieroebaDn eiu9ebenbet Serid]t e~r1tattet
uno benielben DEM Waa9iitrat mitgetbeilt.
IS lit bana0 faum 9luSi!dt oor6anoen alf
@lnfiibrung bes eleftrileben Setrieb5, ba Die
Sc 0 / loipo1t fir Die erfte @inri6tung,
ais auh fir Den Llufenoen Setrieb 1i6 b e.
> .euteub. b 6ber iteaen, als BET benz
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W1onat Sanuar auf Dem lSe9e bon 6atte
nab ~9lennoorf toot aufgefutoeneu !Sanz
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8o9en @efdnaaiB perurt9etlt.
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Natronnomp mal6tne fir Die
Qeipaiger 0feroebabNltnien fino inn
@uaemei1eu tpobl befrieOiseub perlaufeu,
es geminut oher beu 4uidein, baB Die Gin
fi6rung iolher Maidinen pegen Der
sc olt1pteligfett Der NnlbaffIng ulb
oes Bstriebe8 gegeniibsr Dem 8etriebe NIT
4Sferben ni6t 81 empfe6len lit.
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proptuaen bat Dteier Gage itber leine
~oereiuigten @egner einen gIGn5eloen Sieq
erfoAtes. Net Den ltdottiden JSab[en in
st O a bat Die b~el!tidhe Bartet nit elmer
WaioritQt Don 1000 Stinlntea lore ldmmtz
lic1en "a 9anoibaten our6gebra0t, obfpa5G
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bos milte Wsibrei Der uattonalen 0refie,
feiue Mittel unpsriudt lieB, ben Ranoioas
ten beS lettiihsruiitiAen Bablcomites gum
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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-03-29

Die @6metnez3ufu6r betrA9 ca.
10000 9tiid. 9eseu so, 100 in Der pori9sn
ISOLDE, IS wuroe beSoblt $4.00-4.50 rnr
idrpere uub $4.15@4.45 ftr tet6te. Eretle
UNI 10@15c. b0ber, ais am uOri9en Samlte9.
NertauTt 1pIroem u. L.:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-03-29
e d 10 ere 2H:

96ote, = Die 3nFNbr belief i'd aNf
19. 700 @tld, segen.12, $50 enid in Ser pori=
gen &obe, 4relie Der 2bnabnte Der 3ufubr
entlpre6eno letter.
New-York tribune., 1886-04-22
ANOTHER SUSPECTED TARRYTOWN BURGLAR
BosroN, April 2L Specidt).-PinkertOn's de-
ectiyes have succeeded In arrestng Oscar W. BeDee,
auotuer OF the suspected Tarry town burglars.
CRIMES and CAsUALTIES-BY TELEGRAPH
WERE THEY POISON

WERE THEY POISONED BY THE BOY
KASKAKEE, H., April 2l.-Arthnr NiDing, "a farmer.
and his wife aud little daughter, are at the point Vi
death with symptoms OF poisoning The entire family
except a recently auoptcu poy All E@oecih ie'"'
tory, are i'll
FINED FOR SELLING bogus BUTTER
PHILADELPHIA, April II tSDeeiaD.-Six additional az
rests of to-day Of merchants who deal III ni
butter They were Nicholas crawford, luom mr
Callahan John Power, Joseph Bouser and Johu Kelly
An agent Of the Dairymcn and Farmers frotseu'o
testified that he bought butterine from eacn
of the defendants They fined 500, and THIS hho
was promptly paid.
CRUSHED BY FALL OF SLATE .,
PITTsBURG, April 2l-By fall OF slate at the Cfap,
tree Coal Mines. Latrobe Penn this morning, Two
miners Johu Welsh and William Stokes, were hurI'
stokes. 1t Is thought, will do.
SHOT IN A BUSINESS QUARREL
MARBLLBEAD, Mass, April 21.-A dispute concerning
the ownership OF certain land between Benjamin owe.
and Hooper K Stanley to-day led TO quarrel III WHICH
svett was shot In the arm aud night binast
SHOOTING HIMSELF THROUGH THE HEAD !,
CONCORD n H., April 2L-Charles e. Bean coinihitteu
suicide this morning by shooting himself In tue neao
with pistol -
KILLED BY THE FALL OF DERRICK.
READING, Penn, April 2l tSpcctdD.- .-RoDert haIt a
p trick Connel killed at York Haven last even,nt
nv the fall OF a derrick. The were engaged IN nos,
ing huge rock when one OF the guy ropes snapp.u.
cansipg The derrick to fall Five other employees wero
Injured, two them probably fatally.
WOUNDED BURGLAR REMOVED BY COMPANiONo
YOUNGsTOwH Ohio. April 2l tSpeeiaD.-Inroe oui
lars attcm ped the store Of Kuhman brothers
Hahn at North Lima last night One OF the burglars nsa
iust lighted lamp whom W. H. Ruhlnan dlScnsS1u ndS G
contents OF q shot gun into his body !he woun.Su y
hurglar uttered cry aud hurled tho lighted lamp ~ ~.
merchant. wne Rnhlman was giving MS st.onu%o", TO- ~.
The The lamp the wounded man was carried awsy by MS
companions in . buggy. Tho burglars nave n0' ps'"
captured,