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Day and Might

During an acute attack OF Bronchitis, a
ceaseless tickling in the throat, and an
exhausting, hacking cough. affiict the
sufferer. Sleep is banished, and great
prostration follows. This disease is also
attended with Hoarseness, and some
times Loss OF Voice. 1t is liable TO be-
come chronic, involve tho lungs, and
terminate fatally. Ayers Cherry Pecto-
raj affords speedy relief and cure in casos
OF Bronchitis. 1t controls the disposition
70 cough, and induces refreshing sleep.
/ have been practising physician for
twenty-four years, and, for the past
twelve, have suffered from annual at
tacks OF Bronchitis. After oxhausting
oil the usual remedies
Without Relief,
I tried Ayers Cherry Pectoral. IL
effected O speedy cure.-G. Stoveall,
M. d., Carrollton, Hiss.
Ayers Cherry Pectoral IL decidedly the
best remedy, within my knowledge, for
chronic Bronchitis, and all lung diseases.
- M. A. Rust, M. D., South Paris, Me.
WAS attacked, last winter, with
severe Cold, whic II grew worse and
settled on my Lun gs. BY night sweats
was reduced almt st 10 a skeleton. My
Cough was incessa Mt, and frequently
spit DlOOu. My I MUSICIAN tOld me 10
give up business, T 1 would not live
month. After taxi ng various remedies
without relief. WI 3 finally
Cured ny Using
two bottles Of Aye RS Cherry Pectoral.
am now in perfeci; health, and able 10
resume business, al tor having been pro-
nounced incurable With Consumption
3. p. Henderson, So ulsburgh, Penn.
For years I was IA a decline. had
weak lungs, and uttered from Bron-
Chitis and Catarrh. Ayers Cherry Pee
toral restored me 10 health, and have
been for long tim comparatively Wig
orOus. In case OF n pIdden cold always
resort 70 the Pectol al, and find speedy
relief - Edward Il. Curtis, Rutland, VI.
Two years ago =, Hered from severe
Bronchitis. The 7 MUSICIAN attending
mo became fearful u at tho disease would
terminate I'm Pneum onia- After trying
various medicines, without benefit, no
prescribed Ayers Cherry PectOral,
which relieved me At once. j continued
90 take this medicine, and was cured.
- Ernest Cotton, Log nsport, Ind. n
Ayers Cherry PeCtoraI,
Prepared by DR.. J. O. Aver = Co. Lowell. Mass.
6old By eli Druggists. l'rle o., ak bo,tl,s. ~.
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COUNTY AND STATE NEWS.

The Democratic convention was
largely attended, and the ticket gives
general satisfaction
--Thos. Startzman OF Union Dis.
trict was chairman of the convention
He makes an excellent presiding Of
6cer.
Five miles of the grading on the
extension of the Grafton and Green
brler railroad 20 Belington has been
completed and is ready for the ties.
WIN. Benson, of Terra Alta. has
killed sixteen large wild turkeys
since the first of September, Is there
any other man in the county who
can beat this record ?
Why suffer with that aching head
when you may be cured with Ayers
Cathartic Pills ?
Send 2 cent stamp to DR.. j. O..
Aver & Co., Lowell Mass, for set
of their attractive album cards.
DIR. NJ. LOOMS, the Terra Alta
dentist died at that place on Wednes.
day. The Doctor was clever gentle.
man and had many friends in this
place who were sorry to hear of his
death
Every wife and mother in the
country should know the great value
of Ayers Sarsaparilla, as blood
purifier. 1t gives tone, health, and
strength, to the vital organs, corrects
all Irregularities, and expels impur-
tiles from the system. Young and
old use it. Price 81.
j. M. Hartley, the well known
merchant Of this town, and w. w.
Wright. an active young business
man of Preston County, have formed
partnership and established
fancy dry goods store in Cadiz, Ono.
Mr.. Hartley is now in the east pur.
chasing a stock Of Goods for the con-
ccrn, the management OF which will
then be intrusted to Mr.. Wright. who
will move to Cadiz and conduct the
business [FaiFmont Index.
On last Sabbath evening Rev.
d. II. X Nc preached in the Presby-
terrain church Of Frostburg and after
the sermon a congregational meeting
was held and Rev. j. a, Whitaker
vas unanimously chosen as pastor
and arrangements will be made at
the next meetinn of Presbytery on
the 10Th Of this month for his install.
lation. Mr.. Whitaker has generous.
ly donated all his salary for the past
year towards the repairing and rem.
ovation OF the church edi6ce and
there are evident signs Of prosperity
and the people are hearty in the call
for him to become their pastor.
/ Lonaconing Review.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1886-10-15
julius X. Monroe,
SURVEYOR OFLANpS,
UsNuVvaaw - -

WIZ answer calls for land surveying
from any part Of the county, promptly
snd Al reasonable rates. Plots. drafts. and
calculations, neatly and accurately Iaado
from deeds OF field notes. COrrespoudence
solicited.
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Deviation.

The subscriptioR pEioe OF fnE AR.
aus is one dollar per year, If paid in
advance; but If not paid in advance,
the price Is one dollar and City cents.
There will be no deviation from this
rule,
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Order of Publication
WEST VIRGINIA. IS

WEST VIRGINIA IS
At Rules held
In tho Clerks Office Of tho Circnit Court
OF Preston County, on the first Monday
Of October. 1886.
Peter Titchenell
W.. In IlyJDfIy
SAMANTHA J. T.tchenell,
Tho object Of This suit il to obtain di-
YOrce n UHcUiO Dt1trimDnu.
And IL appearing that the defendant Is
not resident OF this State, sho Is there.
fore, hereby required o appear here
within one month after tho date o. the
FIRST publication hereof. and do what IL
necessary 10 protect her interests herein.
And on motion Of the plaintiff by bis
counsel, 10 IS ordered that the foregoing
he published in THE WEsT VIRGINIA
ARGUS weekly newspaper published
in this county.
a copy Test
SMITH CRANE, Clerk.
VIM. @ Brown Counsel for Pm
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Personal r4RsoR.IPHs.
| Notes ON the Movements OF Restless
Humanity all Around

Humanity all Around u.
Mr., and Mrs. p. j. Crogan drove
over to Terra Alta on Tuesday.
Mr.. Noah Me,zler, of Albrights.
vile. was in town on Tuesday.
]. Ed. Kildow, of the Grartou
Standard, was in town over Sunday.
Mrs Lanham, OF Newburg, was
tue guest of the Dr. and Mrs. Pratt
last week.
Miss Allie DUR, OF Tunnelton. is
visiting friends and relatives in town
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs J. G. McGrew,
spent few days in Philippi
and Grafton, this week
Mr.. Geo. Maust, OF Brandonville,
was in town on Thursday, and gave
this ol6ce his usual call.
Mrs. Bower, of this place, is visit.
ing her daughter, Mrs. Geo. z. Durr,
at Function, this week.
James Messenger, of Portland Dis.
trict, was in town on Thursday. and
noua TIM naD
John. Elliott, the handsome, and
accomplished young blacksmith. of
Terra Alta. was in town on Wednes'
day.
Mrs. Gribble, of Pennsylvania,
daughter OF Jno. S Murdoch, is Wis.
iting relatives and friends in town
this week.
Messrs, Bishop g. Son have return.
ed from Philadelphia, where they
have been buying their fall stock of
new goods.
Mr.. John Keenan,, wife and con,
Of Monon9alia County, were the
guests Of Mr.. John S. Murdoch and
family, this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John T. Neff, Of this
place. went TO Mnrganlown last Tues
day to attend the funeral of Mr..
NefFs mo.her.
Mrs, Klauser, of this place, left on
Tuesday for Irondal", this county, to
visit her daughter, Mrs. Anna Finn,
where she will remain six months.
Mrs. M. II. Murdoch, ofthis place,
accompanied by Mrs. Gribble, of
Pennsylvania, drove up to Jno. Over
fields, of Valley District, Thursday.
Mr.. George Shay, the handsome
young man who attended school here
last summer, has returned To resume
bis studies for the winter. Mr.. Shay
has been spending his vacation at
Clarksburg.
Martin l. Nine, formerly of Rod
amers, this county, but for the last
Two years a resident of Warren COun-
yy, Iowa, is now visiting his friends
and relations in this county. He was
in Kingwood last Saturday.
Mr.. Lee Kussart, OF Kingwood'
editor of the ARGUS, was
registered at the Stamm House last
evening. Mr.. j. w. Watson, of Tara
Atlas in the city, he will go out
next week as a travelling salesman
for Simon Baer's Sons. -Ex.Sena.
sOr j. p Jones was In the city yesfer.
day. Mr., Jones is the Republican
for House of Delegates in
Preston.- Register.
W, j Lavelle, the big hearted and
lightning singer at Tun.
nlton, was in townIlast Friday talking
in the Fair. He was an anxious
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ADVERTISING RATES :

Transient Advertisements will be in
serted for 81 per inch for first insertion,
aud fifty cents pcr inch for each addition.
al insertion.
Personal rommu nications inserted for
90 cents an inch.
Local notices s cents per line.
Poetry 5 cents per line.
Entered at Kingwood Post Office as
second class mali matter.
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EPILEPSY FITS /

ONE DEAR TO NE. ~ we'll az worry
many others / know Of having been
Cured Of this Terrible Disease, will, for
humanity's sake, send the receipt free
OF all charge % any ono addressing.
MRS. l.. BBCKLBR,
1894 VINE 81. Pa.
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WEST VIRGINIA
UNIVERSITY.

0"'y First-Cioss literary Institution tn
the State.
FREE TUITION
To West Virginia students. Full corps
of Instructors.
Preparatory Department,
Academic department.
Military Department,
Law school.
Tuition in Law school $1,000.
In Medical Department 5000.
Total expenses for one year of Al weeks
$40 To 10000. excluding travel and
clothing. state cadets furnished books
and stationary free.
For full Information and catalogues, adj
dress,
T., NJ, TURNER. A. NJ, Pres.
Juno Isl Morgantown. w, Va.
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Teachers Examination.

There will be an examination at King
wool, on r. day aud = hurday, Oc:. 10Th
aud 30, 1886. This w n be tho last OPP
30 tuuitv to obtain q certificate for the
prpseu. school wear.
Exam ma. ION will begin ats o'clock
Am. Il. NJ SQUfRES.
Mill ARD PEbI.
FARLEY DEBERRY,
&c BOo1d NJ Ec1mncrs.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. /:
Every Friday

One dollar per year. invariably I'm adj
vance. One dollar and finy cents per
year. when not paid I'm advance. These
terms will Ice strictly adhered to In every
instance.
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was the guest OF Mr. John >. =, Herr
a couple of days last week Mr. Crane
Ta9 on his return from Webster
Springs, where he had been for the
benefit Of his health, and he had also
attended the Annual Conference at
Morgantowp. lie was much improved
fEom his few weeks relaxation, and
his many friends here were much
grati6ed TO see him looking so we'll.
Prof. o. w. ShaGer who has held
the position Of musical Instructor in
the Dumb Institution at ROmney,
has resigned his position for the time
being, and will locate IN Birmingham,
Alabama, where he hopes 10 regain
his health, the Institution at Romney
has proposed TO hold the position
there open to him for a year,whep it
1t hoped he will be sufficiently re-
cupersted So resume the work. Prof
Schaaer was on a short visit to his
parents in this city last week, on his
way TO Birmingham. -[Grafton Sen
tinel.
NF and Mrs Gus. J. ShaGer, Mrs
w. J. Lavelle aud Miss May Bishop
we're the guest Of Mr.. f. Thomas to-
day. Mr. and Mrs ShafTcr and Mrs
Lavelle returned this evening, Miss
Bishop will remain a few days.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-11-05

s9OIlt Sbr ein 4onr SGube pier
Stiefet fir 5onutass. Ober fur ieben
2ns int 5elbe au trnsen, uoer ctipns
mpbernes unb nettes fiir i'm 9eiddftas
bouie, Ober iolibe unb bauerbnfte JuBs
bet1eibun9 fiir Die Snnben, pier feline
rnb bod bouerbofte S9ube fir Die
1dbels - bite um gnti9uloisuns!
iuolIte idsen, Die iuusenSnmeu- poer
irsenb cine Strt Sdube oher Stiefel
faufer, 10 ipre6t bel @m. Slee nUr, iuu
i6r serabe finben f6nnt mas ibr ba5en
ipUIt - in Se5us nuf GunIitdt iOtuObl
iuie in 8eSue auf 8rei2.
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esn Ioloe lesten @iuberufuuoen

Su 5olse lesten @inberufunsen bon
brciprocentisen S9ulbI I9einen babsn
i6pn ctrun 5iu6lf 9aatiunal6anfen lire
Santnuten 5uriidsejpsen, neil iie nidt
I'M StanOc iirb, Bombs nit bb6erem
5insfuBe nls Si9erbeit ;u binterlesen.
Gs last i9 aliO fulsern, boB ale @as
auf Sas 8e9t Der 91o:en=
oussabe nerji9ten nrer6en, iuetu Die
breiprUcentisen Bombs idrnmtfi9 einse'
5usen itnb. Der @dbrunsscomtruler
iuirb bieie In9elesbeit in Ieinem Sab
resberi6te nIsfiibrlifb beIpre9en unb
bOfft, bn6 bic beiten Sinan;mdnner bes
2anbes SOrI9ldse MAIDEN iuerber, ipie
iid Die gtnri9tuns Der 9tntiunnlbdntsn
fortoauerno erbnlten lieBe.
@abri6einli6 iuirb CT Ii6 aber UNI,
ionit anftrensen. Der GonsreB tuiro
ni9t ben 8anten 5uliebe bic 6ffentli9e
S9ulb fortbeftebeu Iofieu, uno aubere
Si9erbeit, als ibre eisensu Bombs, t6n.
nen Die 8erein. Stdnten i6merli9 ans
nebmen. Sir bas 8ant-93apierselb ift
iebr lei6t Grias Su i6uFfen. -gfeu.
4ns.
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Wun tauft @anos unb 2ai9enlIbren
IppttbilIis Bel 81. $. SaIenritter.

8ie's in 8ulsarien unb nit oem ell
ropdiiden 5rieoen iiberba upt ausfiebt,
ldBt ii9 aus folsen6er &abel- -Mittbeil=
ing beurt6eilen: Su pffiSiellen 2onbOner
Greiien uno int &uslanbe beItebt Die
lleber5eusuns, bnB I'M Sriibinbre Elm alIs
semeiner 9ries aus6re9en miro, 70
iebr aud 8ismart ii9 bemiben mag, bas
l1usGif nb5utuenbeu. 2orb S6oesleigb,
Der enslii6e Miniiter bes ausuartisen,
bate in elmer fiirSlid an Die Wd9te er.
lniienen 9tOte Elm Spmputbie= =@rtldruns
fir bas 8eitre6en Der bulsariiden Saes
sierun9 uorsei9laaen, Die 6Hentli9e
&ube aufre6t5uerbaIten unb 8ulsariens
Sel6Ititdnoisteit. BON feiner Seite iIt
bisber eine9lntport barauf erfolst. Gen.
aaulbars ipll bem 3ar mitsetbeilt hnben,
bas inter ben Ubiualtenoen 1lmitdnoen
ni9ts anberes m0sli6 iei, als enttpeber
81 beiesen Uber nlIe Sejiebs
un9en nit Der bulsnrii6en 8e9ieruns
ab5ubre6en.
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Sur Grinnernna!

gOr einisen @Odeu lasen in ueri9ie-
bcnen 0ffentli9en 2Otaleu 9etitipns=8o=
gen se9eu Die lluterbreituns bes 8rObi=
bitipns =4menoements nuf uno Die 3obl
berllnteridriften mag ia aud sans an
iebnfi9 serueien ieiu; felt GINGER 3cit
lit nber uoH bcn 8osen nihts mebr 5n
ic9en, Obsleid seiuiB nod 9auienoe uns
ferer freiiinuisen Mit6irser feline Sc.
legen5eit bntten, ibre 9amen oaruHter 81
ieFen. llno nit 0em bioben slufeseH
Der HrobibitiOnss8osen iffs nibt se-
t6an. Gs iolIten Gumites ernanRt uer=
oen iuelde Die Stnbt eintbeilen uHo ons
sammelR Der llnteri9riftea ipitematifd
besrei6en, unS iuie bier, 20 iolIte es I'm
aan5en Gtaate unb Dor aaem IN ben
Stdoten eei9eben, ote bod bos Boil
mari ssscn Die, bauptid6li@ pcH Der
2anbbepolferuns sendbrtr, wnbHfuisiss
Gepesuus bilben. Die RetitiOn III Il
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~ AI 55
1852
AM
OR RESTRAINING DOMESTIC AM
MAILS FROM RUNNING AT LARGE:

Sas RublituH Sermnnu's labe i6
frennblidft eiuseleseutlid bel mir uorSu-
ipre9en, um meineu srUBen 8Orratb
S9ube fir Serren, 0amen un6 &inber
in gusenidein ju nebmen. SD bcrz
faufe bieiel6en redt billis.
gS III. &Iee.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-11-05

9ascOHabe GOuntp CAB benz republi=
faniiden ganbibnten fir gunsre6 cine
Mebrbeit BON 1345 Gtimmen. Sdtten
bic &epublifnner in ben anberen goun.
ties unieres Siitrittes ein 10 reyes Sn=
terefe an Der 9abl befunbet, ipie Die
&epublifoner bon @nsconnbe, 70 tpdre
bic Rieberlase Blnnb'S .seii6ert setpe,
ien. 2eiber ipar orcs ni9t Der San unb
bas 8eiultnt lit bic GrpGbluns zines
0taunes Der, itatt feline eouftituentrn,
bic Silbersru6en5eiiser bes 8efens i'm
so. 9OnsreB oertreten tpirb. gBnnn
luerbeu iuubt bic 8lrser bes IL. Con-
sreB=9iftrittes aus ibrer 2et6nrsie er-
lua9en unD Germ 8lauo bur9 einen
0tann eriesen, Der es ii9 sur 9tufsnbe
nladen tuiro im gOnsreB fit lire Sn.
.ereiifn III iuirten?
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Bon euns Brand unO llmsesenb.

9m SienItag bori8er g8ode iutiroe
Serr Carl Jaes nit 5rdulein Maria
Steun1nnn int 8unbe Der gbe nercint.
Die feierlide Snnbluns Fonb in Sauie
Der Gltern, in 2ittle Berger ftntt nnb
bdtten fi1 uiele 5reun6e unbgeriuanbte
6es elIdli9en YnoreS cingefunoen nm
Der Erauuns beijutuubutn uuo lire
@lldiuini9e barSubrinsen.
slm lesten SonHtao fano in Der
@Dbnuns bes Serrn Carl g9pnrj elm
eenitbli9es 9nnstrdnS9en ftott. sIGIe
anieeienoe ultterbielten Ii6 aufS Seite
unO Uerlebten ansenebme Stunbsn.
Serr Serbiuanb 5aeS, iOpie beITen
G9tueiter, 5rdulein Ginnra 6aes, BON
Union, tuel6e bierber sefommeu um Der
So9seit BEG 3errn Garl Saes beiSu=
ipobnen, bielteu fi9 nle6rere Gage
bei 5reunben un6 8etauntea in unIerer
9ea9barI9aft nuf Inb reilteH trsten
Sieustas tuieoer na9 ibrrr 6eimntb Sus
rid.
9as 9lee-0rei9en ii, jest in bieier
9ia9bari6aft oorii6er. 9cr GrtrasI
mar i'm Ganjen ein rebt 6efrie6iseHber.
giner unierer iunsen 9sarmer scceuft
ie6enfdllS uifdhifeS SaIr cine reid1lidle
@eijenernte gu balten uno mil nibtS
unsei9ebcn fniien I'm ieia 6elo suI
i9iisen, baber uerbOt er tlrjlib einem
ieiner 9tadbnrn bur9 feline !6anbc ein
9dsden aui ieiuem 5elSe uers
fulsen gu tnhen, ba bic Sunbs Den ssei.
Sen Sertreten Tiirhen. We'll, every
body to his own notion" Iast Der
Imerifnner, unb nit i5m
g hr H nrr n n n r puf
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snmmers abi9irN.

SD bore berbitli9 8auifen,
9as our6 bic gRdloer briht,
9a nl69t' ib Ebrdnen weiuen
@arim i'd iueiB es ni6t /!
SD iu1' unb nir1ner finoe g
g8as benn, 1aein Ser5P Sag an
SielIei6t Elm frUbes 2ieoIein
0i6 neu beleben tann !
8eritumnit iino meine 2ieoer,
Gin Grab i9eint Die gfatur!
Der Sontmer lit uerIdtuunben,
Ser6oet liest bic 6lar.
Sas 2aub fdlIt BON ben BdHnten.
Die 80ien Iino perbliibt
Gin Serslein lit erfnltet,
0ns eiuIt 10 hei6 se9tibt.
Serbiffldnee trdat oa5 Sddlein
SIna6 ms gSieientbal,
Ro1 i9mHden feline llfer
Siel SluHen, ubne 3nbf /;
9O9 neisen ne bic &6pf9eu,
GrfilIt pom tiefem Eeb,
sic iiusen 3raaerlieoer,
Die i6 oaeiH periteb'!
5nbr' tuObl msia i96ncr SOmmer!
5abr' ipobl, usein SnseibsIiidl
9Su9l tebrt Der CONNER tuieoer,
Die Sueenb = ME suriid.
S9on am i1 berbItsih 8auideu,
9as our9 HeiH 9eben bridt:
9Grf id5 oa 1braneR iueinen?
Sieaeidt i'd iueis e nEdt.
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l6ermann. NO.. Sreitae, BEN ). gaopember. 1885.

rubis uuO Iddlid sebalten, ba6 ieSer
5rcuno Der peri6nliden 5reibeit ffe nm.
teri9rci6en R6l.
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@eiBer Corn gsbistp nur 1.1o per
@aIIone Bel @m. @berlin.
samtiSge.

/ 29ie biel Die Ser. Ghaten ben @ir-
funsen Der S6us56ae 81 uerbanfen
6aben, bob fiirSti9 Senator aOsan in
elmer 8ablreoe bernOr. Gr iaste unter
&nbersm: &arn irsen6 Semen6 Be-
baupteu, ba6 uuier @ulf BON Dem Sabre
1860 tuenieer intelligent unb tpeniger
euergii6 iuar, nls es iest iit9 9etui6
ui9t. a6er Oieiem 9enius, oieier en-
ersie oes ameritanii9en @olfes muBte
bic redte &idtuns seseben tUerbeu; bie
nod i6wnbeu GuitreusuuseH befel6en
6eburften bes Sduses, uno bic Stnnts<
Deisbeit Der republitaniibeH 8ortei
pertpies Iie duf bic redte &i1tlIng unD
nDtbigen S6us. Sest nber iinb mir in
Der gntuidluns unierer Su6uifrte iO>
tueit 9elnnst, baB mir beute uniere Sd'
fen Der @elt peri6lie5en fbnntst, unb
bas nmerifnnii9e 8olf t6nnte bebasli9
6equem unb elegant leben. 9aBt uns
bod feben, fpel9e 8ortbeile mir bon Dem
s9use sebnbt buben, ben mir ben
S9us;OlIen felt 1861 Uerbnnteu.
Die 3ob1 Der 5ubriten BenniplUas
niens belief fi9 i'm Sabre 1860 nnf
22,3 ,363, I'M Sabre 1880 ouf 1925.
0ns in bieIen 5nbriten onseleste Ga,
pitol betrus i'm Sabre 1860 $190.055,- |
9O4, I'M Sabre 1880 s474,499,ee3. |
Sm Sabre 1860 uaren 222,13 &rbeis
ter in bieieu 5abriteu onsefelIt, i'm
Sabre 1880 o6er 3s7,12 SIN Sabre
1860 purben $60,369,165 on 4rbeits=
l6bnen ausbe5ablt, I'M Sabre 1880
s134, ,055. .3O4; iOmit but bic Sobl Der
in ben 6abriten beIddftisteu SIrbeiter in
Oieien Stunn5is Sabren I'M ettuas l6er
so Brocent, Die Surnme Der henielben
beSa6lten 20bne aber I'm ettua iiber 10
Erocent 5usenuntmeu. Die 9deraabl
Der 5nrmen Itie9 BON 17,612,140 5um
gSert6e BON $662,O5O,707, TN Sabre
1860 auf 2O,O6O,455 sIder Sum @ertbe
JON $975,6S9,41O, i'm Sabre 1880
in I9lasenber 8eweis bnfiir, bnB Die
BEN Sabriten uno ben 9lrbeitern 81 Cute
JefUmmenen G9usS6lIe bod AUDI in
)Ubem @rnbe Der 2nnbtpirtbi9aft 81
Suite oefommen Iein miiiien.
ySm Suiammenbanse biermit-fubr
Senatpr 2p9dn fort, y1nD6te i6 op6
eisen, iuns Die S6usj6lle fir ueiuen
.isnen Staut. Suinois, setbun babeu.
9ir baben 10 5abrifbctriebs-g Counties,
mo beren 8rpbucte beSiffern fi9 ouf
,iuen @eiammtiuertb BON $4,000, 900,
mo 90 9ti9ts5abrit6etriebss Counties,
uel9e $74,OOO,OOO 8ertb prpbuciren.
Der bur6idnittli9e 8ertb beS 2anbes
n ben Counties, in benen teiu nenneus=
uertber 5ubrit6etrieb ituttinost, 1T
s29.S9 per Ider. 9ieIe 3ublen berueiz
en,pie oiel nebr 5armldnoereien tuert9
ueroen, tpenu iie in Der 9dbe uon So
liesen, in beneu ben Sartner
ineR einbein,ii9en Rartt iiir ieiue
erObucte finoet. SnSu tpntiut, bob una
CT unierem S9us5UlIipiteme Die 8reiic
,on 9an6prpbucten jest b6ber seiuorben
inb, unO Die SreiIe BON Jabrifartifeln /;
icbrieer. ais iie i'm Sabre 1860 tuarcn.
29pnt SIR ein 9anr S1ube pier
5tiefet fir GDnutaes, Doer fur ieben
= "a q |
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; gf1rnb 9odefe ielbfsebenOen Su6-
iueijmmebls mr. 20 Gents tei @m.
Gberfin.
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A@tnna.

8er9iBt ni9t, 6nB ntein Surrntb pUn
S6uben un6 StiefeI Cit 0olIfdnbieer
iit unb ni6t nur aus einer fleinen auss
tpnbl beitebt. llnier Wnnrenuorratb
umfnBt nIles nUm seiu0bnlihfen uno
gr6biten G9ub pber Stiefef 3u ben nls
lerfeiniten. Sd Inbe Sebcrntanu 3ur
8eiidtiauug beriel6en Elm.
SUut Qfee
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auErrsuua in 9sras.

Die gad&bdri&ait ron paris. 1tr., btRutet
fdt in aufrteuns iiber bic merFriTeise SriI-
uns ets StTTn 3. G. &orlcy. Der 70 tiIiSe
mar, h0s CT ii6 ni&t i'm Bette umkTeben cher
etu aSpf srbttsn fcnntr; Sfstr, mstnts 81
iSe ron Or. aine's Rsusr Gnfetdnna rurss
i'm aeEannf. Sie bra&te 2inheruna unh CT
saufte cine arcee 5laIrc ISpie cine S4attel
ron aina's ReaeR 2etenepilIen; aIe CT iirei
SGantfln piIIsn uHe ;pr 5iai@en ron Der
,Gutet6uus" eeErau&t bate EaT er etfnne
nnh bate 90 plumb an 8epi6t iueenemmeH.
-TrcbeFaI&en nieier 9roeeH Gnste6uns
eelen SHrinhIuHt frri bel Or. 6. 9alfs's.
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Seit stuauSis Sabren iparen neiue
rbeumatiiden 2eiben i9redli9, beridtet
Serr 2ieutenant Charles SO. Mc&in,
Yortlanb, &p. SD tuanbte ben berii6m=
ten S9merSeuitiller ct. SatObs Del an
unb in elmer baiben Stunbe mar es nit
ben S6mer;en porbei.
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Sbr GOrrefpo ent.

Sm SerlaS Der ,,Imeritaniiben
S9ipeiSerSeitilns," Is sInu Street, q.
g., lit Der 9meritanii9e G9wsi5ers8a.
lenbcr FIR bns Snbr 1887 bersits ers
Idieneu unb beI9einiseu mir heH gms
pians eines Gremplars besiclbeR. Ger
aalenoer lit iebs reibboItis uuo cutbdlt
I66ne Gr;dbluusen uno biitorildc StiS'
asn nit SGultratiuuen aus bent Sbpeis
Serlebcn.