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Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1886-08-18
Corrosive SuhlimAte.

Mrs. Bert Atwood, wife Of . jeweler of
Estilline, D. T., and formerly Of yelling
ton and Aurora, OAK, and Fillmore
county, Minn., attempted to commit
suicide by taking dose Of corrosive sub
Innate. Trouble with her husband was the
CAUSE.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1886-08-18

of the Boston Ideals, Ambere's
German Opera Company, Emma Abbott
The Duff Opera Company, the Gipsy Baron
Company, the Ermenie Company and
several others. Among the tragedians
who are to appear rre Sara Bernhardt, T.
W. Keene, Louis James, Mojeska, Gene
uieve Ward, Fanny Davenport, Janau-
schek, Lawrence Barrett, Edward Booth.
Intermingled with these will be generous
list of spectacular entertainments amopg
which are announced, Kiralfey's BLACK
Crook with the ..Mikado'' ballet Kiral
fey's ''Round the World in Eighty days"
Barlow, Wilson & Rankin and Haverly
will furnish the minstresy. Other at
fractions will be Madison Square ''Saints
and Sinners" now running in Chicago,
Lydia Thompson, Annie Pixley, Robson
ps9hcps pa the Gmmay %ds Sf S waS saS
and Mrs. W. J. Florence, James ONeill in
''Monte Christo," ''Sjlver King" Parlor
Match" Maggie Mitchell. Barley Camp
BELLS "Clio,", Charles Pope, 10 Murphy.
the Enemy" Private Secretary" "White
Slave" "a Pair of Kids" ga Rag Baby"
Madison Square company in "Called Back"
"Tin Soldier" "Soldiers and Sweethearts,"
John T. Raymond, Kellar, the magician,
Sasbprys Ea6s aroqb0dSur1 po BunSh eHxod OF
Pickles." awe, Us 4 Co.." 10 Jefferson,
''Private Secretary" and Sol Smith Rus
sell.
During the long summer vacation the
Opera House scenery has been repainted,
including new and handsome drop cur
pleasing to the eye and conducive to per-
sonal comfort. Mr.. Scott is an alert man
ager aud the Grand Opera House is both a
pride to st. Paul and the most popular
b. use of amusement in the Northwest.
North Star Gleanings.
The coal found at Redwood Falls burns
we'll but is somewhat difficult to light. 1t
leaves white ashes. Some families are
using it. The Soldiers and Sailors Asso-
citation of Fillmore county will hold its
annual encampment at Lanesboro, Sep. 2
and 3, 1886. Count D. Esterhazy has estab-
lished a new Hungarian colony near
day. The Kandiyohi county Expositor
has suspended publication The Austin
Canning company is turning out about
5000 cans of corn daily. Near Pine Island,
$50 bushels of wheat were threshed off
seventy acres. James G. Clark OF Browns
by D: Lathrop & Co: of Boston.
A little daughter OF Mrs. Kaisa Johnson,
near Alexandria, was burned to death
while trying to start the kitchen fire. Max
Krolick is still in the Mankato Jail, no ap-
parent effort being made to secure bail
No formal application for bail has been
made to Judge Severance. His stock of
boots and shoes was sold to Mankato
parties Friday. A grand Sunday
school celebration for Mower county will
be he'd on the fair grounds Wednesday,
Sept. L. DR.. Burrell of Dubuque, Iowa,
and other prominent speakers viii be
present. Between l O'Clock and daylight
Thursday morning burglars broke open
tue Bank of st. Hilaire do or with jimmy,
and then bored hole through the out
side door of the safe. They were evidently
scared away at THIS t 5'me, as they left "a,
floor. James Cannon has received his
official notification as postmaster of
Mankate and has forW arded his boId d and
will receive his commission about the 20lh,
when he will probably take possession of
the office.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1886-08-18
Defendant DISCHARGED.

The criminal prosecution instituted by
the Western Loan and Trust company at
loan of 81 600 upon his farm, which was
on trial three days was ended by
the defendant being discharged, as the
prosecution was found to be malicious, and
the costs taxed to prosecuting witness.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1886-08-18
Prosecutions ut Pierre.

John A. Bushman, Catholic priest st
Pierre, who undertook to enforce the Sun
day liquor Law, began series of prosecu
tions on Saturday The best attorneys in
the city have been procured p assist the
prosecuting attorney. =
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1886-08-18
The Minneapolis Stamps,

At Chicago, on too 18th. T. J. f1nucane
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-03-16
rgs fnbet serabe iest bic Sisuns ftatt"
iiate Der Ghemann hinau.

IS inbet serabe iest bic Sisuns ifatt",
fiste Der @bsmann bin3u.
.Mber sic brinsen mid In bic peinIi9ife
gerlessnbeit," hebte tsr unsIidIi@s Dras
goner.
Man parlamentirte nod elm wenisss,
aber bas gbspaar blieb unerbtttli9 unb
brobte nit grreitation bur1 sinen Der
bsrsits bin;usefommenen BoIi3iiten, Der
lieutenant muBte enbli9 ben We9 gum
@eri9tsiaal antreten.
Der Hi1ter war unbei9dftist, i9on
mad nsnisen Minuten bate man ibm ben
Gaa uOrsetrasen. gr enti9ieo tur3 unb
biubis:
Scr 9err lieutenant muB sablen ober
In bic S1ulbbaft manbern."
,Sofort su Sablen lit mir unmosli9,"
ueriiderte Der 9err lieutenant, vunS 1T
Der Brsis ni9t elm isbr bober2"
,sSsbsr tann mad BeIisben ieinen 9reis
fir isin @isentbum f%telen4, ipra9 Der
.&i9ter; vibriseus wirbe i'd ieIbt ben
Rldsern ratben, msnldIi9 gu banbsln unb
ben Sffisier nidt unsIiidli9 gu MAIDEN
Sin BeifaIsssmurmel ert6nte pon ben
gdnten bes sabIrei4 periammeIten Yus
blifums.
Der &aufmann f~liiferte sinise 3sit nit
ieinsr Srau ; sr idisn cur MiIbe seneist
gu fem. absr fem 3ursben waro NIT eners
9ii9em Ropfi9itteln Suriidsewisien.
vOas &e9t m0ss isinen eauf n&men, "
risf enblia drserIi9 bic frau. r9err
&i9tsr, i'd bite bas Weitere ;u ueranlafen."
,ginsn MusenbIit," tIans cine tiefe
8aBifimme ba3wiiden unb ein alter 9err,
NIT uislsn Srbensbdnbsrn seidmddt, trat
Dor ben &i9tsrtii9.
Sd bin Der psniicnirts 9eneral Wilos
rabomiti9; Ssrr lieutenant. molten sic
bic ~swsibunbert &ubel ais Oarleben bon
mir aunebmen2
v@is biirfts id bas, Grcelens," iaste
Der iunse Mann, lid bin uieuei4t in meis
mem sansen 0eben ni9t I'M Stanbe, has
@elo gu bsi9afen."
vSie werbsn es mir balb piebererItatten
tSrnen," meiuts Der @snsral unb iaste benz
Orasoner sinise Worte ins Sbr.
Oas @efi4t bes @nsetla9ten beute f9
i9uel auf.
sd nsbms bas Oarlsbsn an" ipra9
sr. bic ibm pon benz alien Serrn barge
rsidten &aheni9eine az bic Dame iibeIs
sebenb.
SieieIbe woIte, ibrsm @emabl ben
Mrm, ssbsnb, ben @eridtsiaaI perlaiien.
Blur cine S~lsinisteit nod rief be,
Sffsier. sd bite, ben Serrn &i9ter,
mir gu msinsm @isentbum gu perbeIfen."
ygSis .io2" iraste Der YoliSeiri4ter.
vOas aIeio ssb0rt iett mir, i'd babe &c
beSablt.4
IS fol- beute nod on Sbre @srsH,
abseianbt wsrSsn," bemertte weswerfsnt
Die 6rau, yba Sbnen un ben 6etsn gu lie
gen ideirt."
,9ii9t bod, meme @ndbise, aud id
bin gu benz SsrIanssn bsrs9tist, SaB BIZ
Sa6e iofprt abssma9t werSe. @ouer
sic mir seiauisit mein @isentbum iiber
ssben2 SD babe Gile."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-03-16
Die sertKene S6Ieppe.
(Gine ruifii6e @ei6idte.)

Gin isbr elegant setlsibstes gbepaar
paifir!e bic 9aupttraBe elmer iibruiii9en
Stabt.
Der Ssrr gait ais elmer Der rsiditsn
Rauflsuts bes SrteS uno feline Srau trus
ben &ei@tbum ibrss @atten ssbabreno
3ur S1au.
0ie S9lsppe ibrss Yru9ttIeibss fssts
ben SuBfteis entIans.
Oa fommt elm iunser lieutenant pon ben
&aiansrsD rasone,n eilis aus isinsr @obs
nuns uno i4Idst bic &i@tuns mad Der
Raierne Elm.
9las benz Ssrftsr bss Sauiss ssssniibsr
sriBt elm bibider Wdbdentopf; Der Diff
sier i%alutirt, ent,idt mad obsn blidsnb -
uno I'M isIben MuseubIide. rati5, serrsiBt
elmer ieinsr Sporen baS &leib Der &auf:
mannsfrau.
sd bite ~tauienSmal I'M, GerSsbun9,
msine @ndbise!" rief b%eitiirst Der iunss
Wann. sd bin untrofIi9 ibsr ben ans
seri&tetsn S@absn; bOiisntIi4 IdBt er f@
wisber gut ma9en!"
vNidt bod, mein Serr!" i9rsit bic
'tuu'"'uutoI teu. nSW SWSPPe W pet>
ni1tet, bas Rlsib 1T ruinirt."
rSie miiien ben S9aben eriessn",
iette Der Raufmann binsu.
vOas wsrbe i'd, ueri6erts Der Qisutez
nant, bier meme aorsile", unb sr sos fem
8artsntdid1eu; inosiisn baS prdparirts
Sldtt9en warb uon benz Raufmanne Suriid:
sepieien, wel4er iaste:
y@rit beSablsn sic, ober mir IaHen Sis
nidt fort"
vAber ib bite sic, Der Oienit ruff
mid. Wenn i'd 3u ipdt TONNE, trifit mid
itrsnss Strafs. Wisuisl bstrdst Ssnn be,
S9aoen2"
.Oas 8lsib 1T neu,~ ipra9 bic Dame
emit, lid TRACE ss gum sriten Mal uni
muB babsr isinen pollen Preis, sweibun:
bert &ubel, uerlanSen."
vSpsibunbsrt &ubel!~ rief sntiset be,
8riessmann. rOeein SabresssbaIt betras1
faum l%opiel!"
S9on bate ii9 elm &reis pom lmits'
benoen ssbilbet, wsI3e benz @eiprd9e su'
b0rten.
$50 mus i6 uerIanSen, baB sic iid
NIT uns gum 9OIiSsiri9tsr beSsbsn, meint,
bic Dame.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-03-16
CINCINNATI, 2O4 Vine Street.

Rur NIT Wibe warb bas inn SubSrers
raum entftebenbe &i9ern unterbridt.
vgber i'd Tam bod bier i'm @eridtsiaaI
mein 6leib nidt aus3ieben!" rief purpurs
ROTH Dor S4am bic &aufmanrsfrau.
%. es 1T iest mein Rleib", emtsesnete
faItblatis Der Offsier.
Der Mann psriiderte no9maIs perlesen,
baB bas &leib ibm iofort suselanbt weroen
ioute, benn IS Tonne bod nur Elm tleiner
S9srs iein, baB feline Srau our gnttleis
buns bier i'm @eri9tsiaaIe aufssforbsrt
werbe.
sd idsrse nidt I'M @erinsifen," uers
ii9erte Der Sffi3ier, vuno bite ben Germ
&i9ter iest meinerieits, nunmebr bas Weis
tere su peranIaIen."
Der &t1ter wintte benz @erihtsbiener.
sinsm b~drbei6isen alien S1nausbart, Der
nit militdrii9sm Barabsidritt auf bic
Dame losmari4irte. Die Seiterteit I'M
3ui9auerraum uu9s.
yOas Ssrlansen 1T beredtist,1 lprad
Der &idter troden, der Sffi,ier Tam bic
iofortise gntse9ennabme ieines @issntbums
beanipru9en. Weissrn sic ii1 beIen2~
vNatirlid", tniri9te bic Srau, unie unb
nimmsrmsbr werbe i'd bier msiu &Isib abs
lesen."
,SaIt!~ rief Der Raufmann. sd
taufe bas aIeib surid. Sisr finb swsis
bunbert &ubsl."
vOas senist ni9t,~ antportsts Der
Orasoner, bic ibm ansebotsnsn S1eine
3uridmeiienb. vSeber tanu mad ieinem
BsIisbeu einsn Vrets fur fem gisentbum
MAIDEN. Oas 6lsib toifet mid wabrs
i9einIid Grreit wesen SienifperidumniB,
Johann bic @eri9tstolten bes ioeben uers
L~orensn YrOsefss. Sd %uerIanse tauienb
Hubel."
Die Sub6rer la9ten laut.
Der &idter bot ensrsii9 &ube unb ers
tI6rte:
,Oie Sorberuns 1T unusrbdltnibmdbis
bod, inbeiIsn bic bstlaste Ydrtsi brau1t
ie ni9t ansunsbmsn. Die Dame tann Ia
auf ben Suriidtauf bss 8Isibes persi9ten
uub baiIslbe bier %laiien."
yEauisnb &ubel-SaS if unpsri1dmtl"
idrie bic Dame pitbsnb.
y&einsswsss," erpieSerte bSfi3 Der
lieutenant. rau9 ssbsnte id ni9t etwa
einen Brofit bel benz @eiddfte su MAIDEN.
Der sanSe llsberi9uB, wslder mir bleibt,
fol- 6sn MiIitdrpaiisn auS benz lestsn
&riese gu @ute tommen. Mit Hidli9t
bisrauf srb6be i@ nunmebr ben Yrsis fir
msin RIsib auf Sweitauienb Rubsl."
Der Raufmann sos bic Srieftaide.
vSis wsrben bas tbun, mas i5 gu tbun
beabii9tiste, Serr lieutenant; bier iinb
swsitauisnS &ubsl. Die 9ettiOn 1T tbeuer,
absr iie wirb aud ibr Suites baben."
rlnb wiirbspoa iprad Der &i6ter: yOie
SsrbanbIuus 1T, na6bem ii3 bic Yarteien
sitli9 seeinist, sei5lOhen."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-03-16
Gntpfe6fenswert6e
ilInftrirte &amsb1ber.
Sofesbi.sn&, .su: Sic Nadt Der MI

JofeSbi.Sua, sS.r: Sic Seadt Der Eare
bite bee beilisen Yatrtar&en Ssoiepb, in iebr
ptelett ldonen Seilpielen aus alter unt HeAer
3ett. ps aus9e9ebeu Don y. OFT. Nit
btidot: approhation. A.. Sritte Auflase.
Sn VtarocSo s.b, $500. ,SSn sang aeinz
wanb nit @olbprefun9 aeb. $500.
5aS beiItse sato uro Si, beiliatr stdtteu.
9fa1 ben etridten Der b.pdbrteften Sdrifts
teller E idblt BON DR.. &. Sanner. Wit Sis
telitablItid uno elmer Anfta BON Seruialsm
in SarbenbrId. Sn 40. @eb. IN ! Mar.
$500. Sroi9irt in 10 5eit.n q a 80 Gents.
EUCHARISTIE -BUCH. 0uuSsrbar, &c.
gebenbeiten uuo Gr,ablungen pou benz alor.
w%iiroigiteu, beiltOitcn altarsfaframente, ans
alien Seiten uno Sabrbnnoerteu. = 6erals
9e9eben pom geo. tt, Staotpfarrer. W4tt
oberbtrtltder Appropriation. sSn 40. Dritts
autlase. @eb. in sar3 9eberbanb SIS. 90.
SroI6lrt III IL Seften @ 80 Gents.
=. Wartin boa Godjem's Sober puo PEI
ben Eieres SerrH nub Seilanoes Sein Gbrtfa
una Htter 1nilgtranltnen Mlltter Ifaria. Ntt
Stanli9, pitlen Sol3l9nittbilbern mn es
mem Sabieau bes bl. 2anoes. Reu bearbeis
tet BON Dt. StnteL 3ebnte aufIase
in 40. Sn / 0tar. seb. $500. - SroIdyyys
in 10 9eften q 80 @erHs.
&atafombenbn6 rster benz 9it.l: Sk
erittn Sbriittn sbtr unb u nter Der Grbe
oser: -9eusniiis far ben @lauben, bic Sofs
.nln9 uno giebe unlser beilisen Mutter bey
Rir6e." Sin Bud bes Srofes unb Der Or
multiplying fir ben katboliten unb Der Sss
lebrlng fir ibre gesner. Bon o eors OFT.
@tit oberbtrtli9er Genebmiguns. &eia iaii=
ltrirt. - SIN reid persoloete Dede aeblnben
$3.5O.-Sn1 IL Seften @ 90 Gents
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-03-16
&5mts @ar I. ais 0an,ebirt.

gs mar an sinsm Sommertase, ais
8Snis Dfar Soiepb BON gaiern, l1rsroB'
patsr bss ietisen &0niss, In sinfa9er Rlei.
buns I'M S4loBsarten 81 Seserniee fab
unb las. Ii4t LANCE, 10 sefiel es ibm, einen
Spa5iersans su MAIDEN; er leste iein BUD
auf bic Sant unb sins, unb Der Wes fibrts
ibn weiter unb peiter, pom @arten ben
Gee entlans. Oa feel linn fem Bud mics
Der Elm unb wie Ieidt es ibm abbanbsn
tommen mOse; ieIbit aber mo9te sr ben
WeS ni9t wieoer Suriid MAIDEN. Oa fab
CT einen &naben, wsI9er bic @dnie bitete.
Der &Snis sins auf i'm gu unb iaste:
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-03-16

Sait bu idpn uOn Ur. 8. s. Mceean's
Gar 8ine Sung Balm seb6rt? @s 1T
wirtli9 wunoerbur, mic i6neu bieier Sus
item, 9aIss unb eun9ensSranfbeiten beiIt2
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-03-16
Bon oem Wanne, Der oie Wirtb.
i6ajt beiorgem woate.

(@in normeSil6eS Solfsmdr6en.)
gs mai einmal elm Mann, Der brummts
anb Santte ben san5en Gag uno niemaIs
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-03-16
seaenoe bon ben li,b,n S,iliaen Suites mad

2e9enoe bon ben ltebea Stiligen 6ottes mad
ben befen Sueueu bearbeitet psn q. 3 tt,
S~tabtpfarrer. Eeba Sitelftabliti6, srnbem
Sdbleau pom Seeruialem uno iiber 3 100 Bill
bern in Sol;l6nitt. Veit msbreren bii6ohi=
den Qpprobatiorer. %. Auflaee in 40.
@ebunoen in ean3 9eberbaub $500. Bros
i6irt in IA Seften q 30 Sents.
MARIANUM. 9esenoe BON ben liebeu beili=
gen uHo sotticliseu Sienern uuierer liebeu
Srarl rno ben beriibmteten 6nabenorten Der
boben SrmmelsfOnigtn. Son q. tt. gis
i60fi9 approbirt unb our6 ben 81. Batter
BiiS TX. geie9net. 3ebnte outage in 40.
@eb. IN gan; eeberbans $500. grol6irt in
10 Soften q 80 Gents.
Die betlise Sdrift BEG q lte nnb uemeH
. yeitaments. Utit ausfibrliden 2nmerfuns
gen erldutert pon Dr. Sol. Sr. allioli.
Utit Appreciation bes bl. Stubles. Gei6
iuuitrirt. Sn4e. geb. il 9eoerbdllb SO. 90.
Before 9inbdnbe pon 81 bis $500.
Sroi6irt in "a Seiten @ 80 Gents.
H6miiGsfatboliider Sausp eStger.
nnterpeiiunsen iiber . lie wi6tisiten @laus
bens= Ino Stttenlebieu. 9luf dle Conn II.
sSeitta9e oes Sabres. ySsI berau5gesaa1 pom
P. ". Sausberr. Or. b. @. &. Mit BIZ
i90hi6er Qpprobation. $50 g. IN ar. 80.
Sn ! Mar. sebunben $500. Sn 10 S.ft.n
q % Gents.
R. P. 0offne, driittatboliides ltnterridts=
nao @rbannussbnd, ooer turSe aluslssuns
auer ionnz unb feittdSqden Gpiiteln unb
Span9elien, lanmt oaraiis 9e3o9euen @lait=
benss uno Sittenlebren &C. Bon y. OFT,
Stabtpfarrer. Wit bid approb. 70S Sell
ten in 81. s.. Sn ! Nar. seb. $1.o0.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-03-16

:
9ier enbist bas erite Wanuicript, bas
Der He9tsanwaIt unb Notar Vittor Del.
iaue uns anuertraut ben Snbalt bss
3~,oeiten werben mir uniern seebrtsn Qeisrn
mittbeilen, unter benz GitsI:
Der SGat bon SeIir Nobbe6.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-03-16

SO 9ebe, 1a9e t4, leoerl oteter brei3ebn
gerionen swei tauienb unb finf bunbsrt
&ronen.
Sreubsnsei9rei, lauter sSubel brad los
unb erfiIte ben Saal. l%luisre, bur4
bisiss unerpartste Slid ME berauidten
8ettsrn unb Baien fielen chamber In bic
Mrme, Srsubetbrdusn traten ibnen In bic
9lusen unb iie waren cine i3eitIang taub
fir bic Stinme bes NotarS, Der iie gum
S9weisen brinssn wolte unb ertldrts,
baB bic 2eiuns bes Gefamentes nod nidt
gu @nbe iei.
@Is er 9laubte, baB man iid GINGER
maBen berubiSt bate, fubr er fort:
uno i5 ernenne unb beiteQe 3u meinem
rniuerlalerben. 80.
Wpnt Sbr sIei3 idpeissn, Sbr unbSfs
liden Meni@en! rief er drserIi9, ais bic
Ia9enben @rben ibren Subel nod INNER
ni6t unterbriifen %fonnteu, llnbantbare, bes
IObnt Sbr 10 bic Site beS Germ ,&obbed2
Sort bod wenisitsns nit @brfur6t ieinen
lesten Wiaen an H.. Wir fabren alto
fort:
limb i9 ernenne unb beifele AZ meinem
llniuerialerben unb gum @recutor bieies
meinsS Geitamentes ben zimmerman
SOiepbus Seroiaen, wobubaft gu gihesbem
auf benz Marft.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1886-02-19
Down With the Thieves.

NSihSiuuhtI postJ
Cincinnati next April will elect half o
its Board OF Councilmen, three-ftths of il
Board of Aldermen, and nearly half of ii
Board OF Education, not to mention cit,
Comptroller and, the Legislature not pre-
venting, a member of the Board OF Pnbli,
Works and member Of the Police Board
This election will be an opportunity 10
| achieve IN one day partial regeneration
OF Cincinnati in the interest OF good gov
ernment.
II You allure party in the approachin.
election, and vote for no uan for any offic,
whose character ia not conspic,Onsly clear
and approved beyond all doubt, aud if yo,
will exhort and encourage your ncighbor.
TO do Likewise, good government will score
victory that will learien all patriots an,
discourage traitors. score Of years 1.
misrnle, inefiiciency, extravaganza, an,
corruption have demonstrated that Cncin
natl has nothing to hope from the Repub-
lican and Democratic parties IN they exis
in this county. Cincinnati has tnrne,
from one to the other an back again hall
dozen times in the last twenty years as n
ievered patient to.ses from side TO side
without relief. Let the city now rise
from the he'd of paItiz,nship and walk
forth IN the free air aud beneath The blue
skies of honest, impartial. independent
citizenship. The day of health and deliv.
eiance has dawneG. Men Of Cincinnati
he slaves OF party no longer. Be your own
ireenien and make your own free choice
ms to who shall serve you in the Offices oI
your city.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1886-02-19
HEECnER ON FREE TRADE.

An exchange in quoting MIR. Beeeler al
Chicago says: Beecher made some good
points in his address III Chicago before the
Free Trade League. Mr., Beecher is AN
absolute free trader. lie hclieves in no
traiff; no custom houses, hut in direct
tax but as this ia impossible under our
constitution, he believes in tariff for rev.
enue only. lie said protection was the
"jngglery oil the devil;' that if politicians
were siate'men protection wonld die nat
ural death in spite of the devil but poll
iicians were not statesmen, they were
"vote-mongers."
In referring to the action OF our various
Chrislian societies bat ARE sending mission.
aries 10 China 10 educate and clrislianize
the pagans, while at the same time these
same chrisiianized pagans are excluded
from tins country by law. Mr.. Beecler
very pertinently said:
"This country is large exporter of re-
ligion. This country sent millions of dol
lars 10 the henilen countries TO insiill the
principles OF Christianity into the minds
OF nnbelivers, while the article went beg
ging al home. This country was liberal
IN exporting religion for the benefit Of the
heather. but when those benighted indi-
vidnsls come 10 this country, to be near
the fountain head of auch ieaching, they
were met with stones aud cures, and only
allowed TO remain ut the peril Of their
lives"
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1886-02-19
REPkEs ENTATlvIB.
''GlNGnNNATns' y

These were the letters that appeared on
dingy old sign at the head of very
expressive cartoon in the Cincinnati Post
OH the first inst. The lettering upon this
sign had been almos. extinct TIN ough neg.
lect Of loyal people, and the corruption Of
political demngogues. ballot box stuffers,
dead beats and ruffins. A sturdy ME
chanie, with sleeves rolled up. broom
under arm, sponge in one hand and a
bucket OF suds. labeled "Pa,riotic League"
had been at work on the first four letters
and had materially frightened them mp.
and had come down and moved the ladder
along to the next four letters. a squad of
melancholy yet determined citizens, Of
all nationalities, were grouped in the pic.
ture and looking on TO see that the work
WAS well done. The next cartoon should
show these men with their coats off and
expending some of their muscle in burn
ishine up the old sign and regild il until
its brilliancy shall reflect its light over
the Who'll lie State. Put your artist at work
again.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1886-02-19

copntrymen7 Why has this man seeded
from his own burning words Oh warning
all OF which proved too trUe-aAd assume
The role OF oppressor instead Of an avenger
upon those who had their hands upon the
!hpoal of his bleeding countryf Shall not
John Sherman Of 1868 explain John Sher.
man oi 1878? In the former, by words,
tcleapl he was the patriot. In the latter
by act (plethoric) he WIS the Shylvck.
| IL say that the United Slates bonds,
l5-20l, must be pnij in gold.r-John Sher-
man in 1873.
Speaking OF the fearful ron,l passed by
England, he said "Smull traders, debt
ors, lnborers were reduced TO the soresi
disiress. The loss 10 them was far greater
ilnn the actual appreciation of the cur
rency, Tor confidence md trust was lost.
| The only compensation to Great Britain
was the rapid fall on the rate Of interest
from the abundance of capital and her
ability 10 fund her debt nj three per cent"
| So the destruction OF money went on
and bonds accumulated TIL the volume
had been contracted 81 ,230 90O,OS5, leav-
ing volume OF only SIS5, sos, ,6SA"-Inter-
Ocean, June 80, 1873 a.
The watchword of Hugh McCulloeh was
contraction continuously 10 the gold stand
49, "'N rfSS'S iN'y y"ch', Wnu tnlS MAN
McCuliocl, banker, and getting ready to
leave this country 10 reside as banker in
| II foreign land.
We have seen that the $50 bonds that
could be used as collat,ernls for banking
was little over SS0S, 100000. By De-
cember, 1873, they had swelled to S2,0S3,-
| 00OO0 that drew coin interest and could
be used Tor banking securities.
The act OF February 25, 1862, that gave
ns the greenback with the two stnbs in il,
also gave us the 500 bonds. The idea OF
| bonds was conceived in sin and brought
forth in iniqniiy, and has grown aud been
nurtured by class legislation Till to day II
is giant robber. threatening the over
throw OF our system of government.
Bonds should never have been issued Blu,
they have been and now the supreme dnly
high above oil others, IL to pay every dol.
lar OF them as soon as possible and destroy
them forever. Then amend the constitu-
tion and make dsatl. the penalty for issu-
ing in'eresi' bearing, untaxed bonds.
| The payment of these bonds should be
made to stand out 80 plain that all NIGH,
read rs they pass by, showing that the
fendish plot was Matched by crlmina
specnlators and secret enemies to do the
darkest and most dangerous yet conceived
In this country, proving the most deadly
thrust at labor ever aimed ut it, and witt,
bonus such as haa never yet been offered
for the investment of capital. Thus the
conspirntors proceed to the FOarlh Step.
| So