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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-13
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NEW lDNA-
INV YORK. Octobar l2.-CottOn steady: sales.
563 BALES: uplande, Lille: ORLEANS, - ID; !;
weekly net receipts a. this Dor, IS bales; gross
reesrjis a I.O bales: eXpOrts--sg Groat Britain,
1890 blllss: TO France. ,ho9 hrles; 20 mo Con-
unsnL .OGl5 bales: forwarded. u,0S bass (.
salas, 2,fh bales 10 spinners, 2c1S tales Ssocs,
~. 80 bales net receipts al al pore tS-1ayi
4g.j,b bales c1port---to Great hrl1~h, ~a,5 ~
balos: % tho Ccnitnopt. aO9i oa.es. sock, 40i,-
g2g bales. southern nOur stsady aaa quiet
Wneat weak a. salc. lever on winter. steady on
spring: options closed steady az Z. a. &c undof
yesterday, No. red. OotODsr. ciOslag NJ SLIM;
November, Sll2Asil51l; December, Nl4Ha
p.l74. Corn HA4c. lover. opuoAs AAsc-
lower: November, ~ saJ3tc., DocenDef, o-A
534c Oats a shade easlor: options &c lower
and very duh; October. 10. NoTeB,bef. MAC {;
December, 3lfc.; No. SPOT, Do. boPs strong
and quie.. Code0-O pttOns closed strong NJ ga
so points up: october. ia. f0Atii.JO; November.
s.L.5a9l4: sp0S, RiO seAUer, fair cargoos,
1852 sugar nominal: refined unchanged ana
quiet nolasses nominal. Rice urn. Pelro-
leum steady and quiet: rennod, ia CoNon'
seed OH dull; crude, 4SaA5sa yellow, teaAs+ 9
Talow ouiet Rosin ql,lct aud steady 1urpen-
tine higher a. its MAC Hides nrm- Wool
s,rong PORK duh Beef lrm. Beef hams
steady gisrced beef arm. Cut-msAts steady.
Hddles quiet. Lard lover western, fs.z3: OPP
tlous lower; October t6s2at3 10, closing ~ ~,
November. {SSas.o5 December, EH.
Freights steady.
CHICAGO.
OarolaO. October i2--Tho cash quotations
were: FLOUR firm and Bominaily unchanged.
No spring wheat. 81. i5aSLlf. No rod. 81 la
STA 40. ? corn, 45tc. 30. 9 oats. sac. Mess
pork as Lard. 500. ShOrt-ribs. IS 81. should
en-. ~ 75atasls short clear. 81 75atl0. Whiskey,
mo lssding futures ranged a. foliow.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-13

10y Anelo-Americso cable 20 the Dispatch
Row, October The opinion says
it does not regret the visit OF Emperor
William to the Vatican, AZ it will prove
the sincerity with which Italy has adj
hered to the promises OF Victor En-
manuel that the Pope should receive
King Humbert's guests with sovereign
pomp as the religious head, in virtue Of
the law Of guarantees. The newspapers
Of the Italian army extend warm
greeting to the Emperor on behalf Of
the aruV
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-13
Neu Evidence OF Ra.eaIi,,.


FAIL RIvFR, Mass, October l2.-An
examination Of the books Of Stafford
Mil shows new evidence OF the rascality
Of Treasurer BOswOrth. To-day two
notes turned up, one for $1,000 and one
for $4,000, which Bosworth had issued
without the knowledge OF his directors.
This. with $40, 600 shortage already dis
covered ia the books, makes the total
amount Of deialcation discovered ~ to
date Sf5. 600.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-13

t~pcfthl teifki atN - tue bI7fHlllifl
ROAsoKE, VA, October 12.-Senat0r
John ". Daniel made magnificent
speech here tonight 10 an immense and
enthusiastic gathering. lie showed that
the wages paid operatives in 1860 were
better than now, and illustrated the
danger Of the surplus with striking
anecdotes He showed how cheap raw
material would stimulate industries
and cheaper the product. lie sald
shoes were cheaper because the price Of
the raw material was lessened. He sad
the contract labor system was introduced
into this country 10y the Republicans,
and although the Democrats had made
vigorous efforts TO abolish this system,
it vas not till 1895 That this was done.
lie said Thurman and other Democrats
had introduced bills restricting Chinese
immigration, and that after the pas
sage 10y Congress OF such a bill 1t
had been vetoed by Republican Presi-
dents on tHO occasions, and among
those voting 10 sustain the veto
WAS General Harrison, the Republl-
can nominee for President. De showed
Z lilhL Tree HOOi iADAA AblNiAh NOAANAt'''
mixed with American wool would stimu-
late the manufacture Of woOllen goods,
increase the number Of workmen, aud
cheaper the product to our people also,
that the Republican policy was 10
Introduce cheap labor INTO this
country in competition with Amer-
can labor, which was altogether to
the advantage of the manufactures
and to the detriment OF the free Amerl-
can laborer. lie showed that goods
manufactured here we're sold cheaper IN
Canada and other foreign countries than
in the United States He asked II the
Democratic party, which put So, 600, 900
on the free list, was free-trade party,
what kind of a party was the Republi-
can party, which put S23, 900, 900 on the
free list2 lie spoke for about three
hours. and when he closed there was not
a man who did not wish HIM to continue.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-13

HousTo, TExAs, October l2.-Ihis
morning two men entered the post-othcc,
forcibly gagged and dfugged the night
clerk, and went through the pouches
lust brought in on the trains from New
Orleans aud the East and San Antonio
and the West 1t is not known how
much money the thieves secured. All:
Roberts. the clerk, has not yet recovered
consciousness.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-13

by telegraph % mo DIspaichl
ST. LOUIS, October IA special tole-
gran TO the Post Dispafch from Alma,
Kansas, says: Fields, the outgoing
countg treasurer OF Waubansee county,
WAS TO day discovered TO be defaulter
in the sum Of s20,O His bondsmen
arc perfectly good. and the county will
lose nothing. He made an assignment
FOR the benefit Of his bondsmen, but
nevertheless has been placed under M
rest at the instance of the county com
rligeiOuerg.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-13
QuRraEtins RAISED.

JACKSON, MISS, October - The qua
rantine was raised this morning A great
number Of refugees have returned to the
city from all directions. Stores have
been opened and business generally is
resumed. 1t will be several days before
the passenger trains on any OF the roads
will stop at the depot here.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-13
0DSa.aL Higher. c1osfaG
VIVA

HhfhhH VI I'm Nh-@aNc @e@.ptr
CHICAGO, Octobsr IA The What market vas
again q REPETITION Of the preceding 6ayA
nOtcosbiy 80 for rapid sns vsotrns nucsaaiioaA
Fair speculative Dusisees g.s ~ peftaa, pa, gsn-
orally ccnnned 70 professional uzdgkas cUssste
operators doing bet Iis1ie. Ionssslc psaskels
although ruling strosgeg. 40 not roepo1d % rs
sdVance here. Chns{p prfees ate from % Be-
above NV YORK, ~. Lou,e, and o<hsr marietta
excepting those IA ne Northwest. which srs
higher than ChieagA. shoaid thls dtocfenca Ia
maintained IL win have ms efc1s Of nlrstns
whsst ia this direction which would nsfa'
rally SOCK other chsnnsa SIN receipe
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-13


W,snfSsroN. October l2--It is su-
tboritatiyelv stated at the Treasury De-
nsrtmept to-day that Secretary Fair
child's visit there yesterday had nothing
10 DO with the matter Of bond purchases,
and furthermore that there has been no
change IN the policy of the department.
in that respect except 10 limit purchases
for the present 70 bonds other than those
held AS security for nstional-bank circu-
lation. This action had been determined
upon before bis arrival, and was there
fore not tho result OF any conference
he had yesterday with Speaker Gar
isle and tine officials Of the Treasury
Department. Secretary Fairchild will
deliver political address in New York
tomorrow, and il is understood that he
came over TO Washington to confer WIN
the President and Speaker Carlisle ard
others in regard to that matter. The
statement that the Department has prac-
tically decided 10 hmit future bond pur-
chases 20 a few millions month Is EN-
phatjcAlly denied ct the department
An official who does net want his name
mentioned, but who is in position to
sneak With authority, said this afternoon
that there had been no change whatever
in the policy Of tho department. 10 the
matter Of bnying bonds except as indi'
cated in the notice issued yesterday
that the oilers OF bonds held as
security Tor national bank circula.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-13
PoRroF REINFORCEMENT OCTOBER Il. 1888
lBy eciegraph.i
aun4kHn

steamship George Appoi, Field, frOsiience,
ana sailed Tor Norfolk. merchandise
steamship KAuswha, sears, Providence
Steamship Indiana. Norfolk, ami ss.i.h.
Schooner o. II. Cross, Henderson. Petersburg.
schooners r. Rsndall, Randall, New iondon
G. G. Lane, Now Haven: Neybs-s"L Towns. bes-
ton; a. II. Howe, Brown, ROW YORK; H. y hre
sey, Chase, New Haven: &. u. Ofclii, huhcyi
New YOrk-all loaded Wilt coal.
sArLgD
Steamship George W. Jones, Lapalcy. Colon,
coal
steamship Birch, Bremen, coaied.
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Cartridge Explosion ana Loss by
Fire.

fBy telegraph 10 tho DisDatch.l
FoRr WoRrH, Texas, October IA
loud explosion was heard on Main street
last evening, aud shortly after the gun
and ammunition store OF A. Steert and
the shoe store Of ). NJ. Fry, adjoining.
were in flames. Several hundred thou
sand cartridges exploded. Before the
flames wee e1tinguished S45,0 600 worth
Of property was destroyed.
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htxsy-rhseo Bead.

WnKHsBkRnE, PHxS-, October a.
Detective James O'Brien. OF the Lehigh-
Valley railroad, visited the stricken
towns to-day and endeavcred to prepare
a complete iist.of hedead. he has the
names to-nightof sIxty~three.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-13
oRATA AND corroN EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND. October y, 1881
OFFERfSGs.

RICHMOND. October y, 1881
oFFEKfSGs.
WHRAr.-3i00 bushels
tOHS.---2! bushels
OtIs.-i.,0U husues.
ItYK.-lyj bushels.
ORCHARD GRASS SRED.-HO bushels
NIiL-OFFAL.--i5 tons
SALES RsPORTED 70 sEcREfARY
WHEAr.-Wuito - bushols fair at 81 OK Long
berry, 40 bushels prim0 ~ SIG; 100 burhols
very good az t1l5: so bushels cnmT1On AZ ST.
Affixed. l0t2 buzho = very good Oh private terms :
10 bushels very gOol ~ &.A. shorsborTy. 10
bushel. very EoOs at tLi4. "A bus1ois good ~
fiI2: - bushels good NJ etIO; ~ bustsiR ialr az
ST 0g Total sales Of Yh0at .O6 bushels
OIeriugs today ~ Wheat a,105 bushels: same
day las year. .1z3 hsahels. Sales to-day 81
wheat. 1906 bushels; same day last year, 1874
bushels. Offerings 80 far ulB eeAsoo, 4H,S
bIsAeis: Same day last sSsspn, 400.35s busheis.
kYtremo range 81 prices L)-dSy, 81 " sl-lo,
sAine day aog year. % 20 Sc
CORE.-White. 20 DuFheis prime tb7Eo; iG2
bushels yory good az &c 800 Bushels worry good
on private terms. 1olal sales Of corn, s2s bush
els.
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vetoed nv the President.


WASHINGTON, u. c., October 12.-
The President to-day vetoed a bill to
pension woman who had been -
soldiers widow and as such drew apcn-
sion until she remarued when her pen
sion ceased. Her second husband Is
still alive. The President in returning
the bill disapproyed says: Many eases
have occurred IN which pensions have
been awarded by especial acts
to widows of soldiers who, having
remarked. were IA second time made
widows and rendered destitute by the
death of their second husbands have
not objected TO such charitable legisla-
ton. hut / think this Is the first time
that it has been proposed 10 grant pen
sion after such remarnage when IA second
husband still survives II seems 20 me
that such a precedent ought not be
established. II IN pension legislation
We attempt to determine cases OF this
description. in which second husband
cannot. or does not, properly MAINTAIN
soldiers widow whom be has married,
we shall open the door to much confu-
sion and uncertainty as we'll as to unjust
discrimination
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-13
Busfness Failures.

NV YoRK, October l2.-The business
failures occurring throughout the country
during Last week were United States,
1873; Canada, "a; total, 227, against 2ll
last week.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-13

nav YORK, October The stock market was
intensely dun to-day from the opening 20 me
close. and the staguation was relieved only ~
movements IN a few stocks. which completely
fnou0pciizei tho interesi. II MAS notable thas
notwithstanding the unusual dulce's prscos
were we'll stEinesi throughout and firm tsns
even marked the dealings moet OF tho Tune.
The market 0pened qsiek aud In Subsequent
Transaction Now ERgland alt cotton oil mo-
nopolized all the Interest taken In speculssion.
After l2 O'Clock EbhmOnd and West Point stocks
were tas "a hold a. and preferred ross nearly
points. and East Tennessee second preferred q
point on a largely increased business, though
there Was nothing new Ia negotiations " war
rant any new Fise iR thom. Fieai changes IRE
generally FOR small fractisns Win aavasccs In
ne majority. ssloe aggregated is4.eoo shares.
HHW YORK October i&-Noon.--stocks fun
ana steadF. Money easy NJ xa2h. Exchsnse--
Long. ~ Z short. 80. Governments duh aud
Steady.
Krsninc.-EEchaage duh and steady. Money
easy as 2a3 per cent Sub-lrDas1ty BAL
snces-Coir. 81 6454.0U; currency, 81, 500 eco.
Governments fuii sud stesdy; per cents,
iEI; ~ per cents, los, state bonds dull and
faarucle.R.
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKRr

BALrWORs, No, October i3-Virelnia consols
a.. do. t1.40s. So; 30. new ga. CA Baltimore
All Ohio s5ocl, So. Northern CcIual. 20: Gin
cinna.i, Warrington and Baltimore l'sts. 100
d.. us, q: DO. IS. 81. consolidated gas bonds
lO,t. 10. slock, 5lk.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-13

LEXINGTON, n.y., October 12.-The
races were postponed to-day because Of
rain
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-13

II you decide to buy Hoods Sarsapa-
riIla do not be persuaded to take any
other. One hundred doses 81.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-13

LosueS, October IA rich petro-
leum- well has been discovered at Auder-
ton
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-13
Axouruaflst Dead.

LONDON, October I2.-Leyy, propri
etor Of the Daily Telegraph, is dead.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-13

COTTON REPORT.

We quots: Fine, ~ 59ASl75 supsrhne. n75a
~ q: extra, Sgl9s$3.75. family, SiaSLJD; patent
fAmlly, cOuRgry, st75aSA25
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-13
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET.

OCTOBER le Market Guiet 10 transoctions
rop,rfed today. Prime, $40: extra prmo,
a.; fancy, &C.: common, lsa2sc. factory
hand picked, 81 a5c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-13

roo LATE fsa cLAs.svfsAr
MOUND. YESTERDAY IN A<Sa
nS,.,ts,rset ear, TWO SILK us-~&e'
pRRfIAs The Osnsr eau get tnsp 81 ~
ealing at The DlsgafsA once an& pe5ins tor mis-
adyerlisoteeoI
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Observation-Disclosures.
PORr OF RICHMOND. OCTOBER
ARRIVED.

Steamship wyaaoke. Pa.iL View York, aud
ssliod for New York, NOR hAndise.
steamer ARIEL, DoYo, Norfolk, merrhaodis''
paasongors, United states mali, b., l. y. istntn'
agon;.
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FsMgS@AL.

= = ~ Z 49, - =
TsINANCIAL.--s3, o09T0 LEND pR
1--WE YEARS on CRY nEAi, ksTATx;
A mar cent lntsrexl. Also soEae s<axaiLrr sans
n. w. noNE
oef2A Real Esszie and ioaeA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-13
Fever ., Green cove SPRING.

by telegraph 20 ns Dispatch.
WAsu1saTuS, October l2.-Ihe report
~ yellow fever at Green Cove Springs.
Fla, has been received nj the Marine
Hospital Bureau. Surgeon Hutton teie-
graphs FROM Camp Perry that thismom-
iues report shows the arrival Of fifteen
refugees and the discharge of thirt'-tye.
There now remain m camp 40 refugees
ana six IN the fever camp.
EEw CASKS AT DECATUR.
,frNrH1s. Octoberl2.-Tle Associated
Press has received the following from
Decatur Ala. Three new cases IN the
last twenty-four bours-Ed. Young, Miss
Rindy Parker, and Martha Westmore-
land (coloredl one death-Daniel vii
kerson (colored).
JEROME Cochran. VI. d.,
State Health Officer.
HELP TIE HELPLESS.
FERNASpISA. Fla. October l2-Tho
number of new cases to day Is fifteen, OF
winch two are white Supplies are
needed. Sailed or smoked meats. flour,
grits. sugar. coffee tea. milk, lard. &C.
The demand to-day for AID is over
whclmng, both from white and black.
INV CAsE.3 AND DEATHS.
JACKSONVILLE. FbA, October p
Official bulletin for the tgentg-iourhOurs
ending at Is 4. NJ. Kew cases, as /;
deaths, 4-yi1., Jessie Jenkins (colOredl,
Mrs. l.. y. G.. Chadwick. j. B. Alien,
and ID. ". Huger lcoiored). OF the
new cases nineteen are white.
There are rumors OF a sgd state Of
affairs in South jacksonville. Much
suffering is reported on account Of the
alleged attompt to conceal cases Of fever
As there Is no resident physician there q
conference committee viii investigate,
aud DIR. Porter will be asked to estab-
/ fish a hospital there under charge of
/ Government officers. Contributions ac-
knowledgcd to-day by the Finance Com
mittee aggregated $3.50.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-13
MAARGAGgs.

=
OX-hITCHELL.--SaF isd, on thnre1sy. &c
tober II. fss8 Al ths resiiODoo OF the on1clsaus
minister tieY. }. B. Hatsoah M. RAIN N.
cox and Srs. ELIZABEfH MITCHELL
G-z1<Ez<fkAzzzEz7z:kAzlx1
DEATHS.
BLAND.-Dled. on octotsr !, issS, Ia Bsiti.
more. MI. MARY BOILING, miant aaeghief OF
i. Is. and MARI T. Bland.
LACY. Died, THURSDAY. October hLn. az w
y. n, IN BonIsoO county. krLASD ". LACa'
agod ten years aud ave moniiiA> son Of SAiies II
sn1 Mary q. Lacy. Gu
Funeral viii take place from Clsy.ssreet rep,
.lst church THIS (saturdaD LNhSiNS a.
O'Clock.
TUPPaR-Dlsd, October i2h. MA ~ d sor-
PFR. vito OF Dr.. Al. A. fupp6t- -.
Funeral services viii 70 bod a. tac fcs. -,
efI oest Grace street Tuis AfrkRNOON AZ
o'clock. Friends aad ao.ysalntances are ias''ea
70 attend
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Market quiet
QUOTATIONS.
HTDDLfNs. 1916.
Low MfDDLIEG. , &C.
GOOD ORDINARY. 5 T-lic.
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fBy telegraph 20 the Dispatch.l
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

THE WEATHER N RrcaEosD YESTERDAY was
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-13
OUR MARKET REPORTS
AND IN CONNECTIONS THgRswfTH THE
wEATRER INDICATIONS
Record Of the New York and Richmond
stock cbaEgss-6rain, Hoar, Cot
ton, Meat, and other Quotations

- wAsnnaTos. D. C.. october i2.-FOr
'~" Virginia, fair weather. westerly winds
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WuNIVGl0N

wLSrSaroS y. e.. o-t1her - --furpenuoe
nrmat fl.c Rosin steady: strained a ~. god
sranei, sOc. Tar frIn 40 fi.fa crude turpen-
tho nrm. hard, Sl.@t, yellow dip enl virgn'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-13

IoUisyLLE, October lL-Fiour FIRM and In
good demand NbrF-Ne, nef, 500. tnfn-
No mixed, C. Oats--No. 3 wiXod. ratl~c.
Provisions drlL Bacon -tiear-rib n9es, 81 "a
Gear SIDES 80 90; shoulder. S, "A. RiyA- neais-
Ciear-rtb sides. 50 leS; rieA~ siifa. fs y;
shoulders fGgN. surarcufed hams ti2l3a
f-A-n. Nholrn loaf lard. ALl0
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1888-04-13

ielu ier Qopen ODertrebes Tom openfor
beitrepet % ioa lisefrem nester at lpfte
en- Singer, for at eiteriomune fin Blist !
oeune @etnins, ba hlroe bisfe life ulene
a~fifebises fra it Gmbeoe; men Solicit
buroe % bar ret at multtere benz tiuise-
meb Acknowledgment ifplse QOpert.
Set TIA baabes, at nose pil sjsre bette
ielu om @epublitanerne e. ma9teslsle
iom be pisietis er, iaa tyr Yrcbibitioni=
iterne piie fig ben sag poren. Sc CT 10
uanbt til laabont Mrbeibe. Oct CT bette
Nrbeibe ion, mer END noset anbet bar
sjort mango til Yrobibitioniiter. DIN
Republifanerne piloe forisse nosle Maa-
neoer uirfelis at siennemfsre fine 2icenle
2ope, laa piloe be mart bliue pperbepiit
ON at beres 2uue er n9te 9umbus ; % ie9
lite paa, at 1uitnher berpeo pilbe
fine Wbitp Yartier / belis
% iiteben beige 8robibition as
the onley sure remedy.
Gn tjerlis Silien til Blabets 9eiere.
Deres
s. g. 9o0anb.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1888-04-13
8oloen % Seunin8.
Soreninsens Setreter,

~
J~oreninsen saar irem meo raife Sfriot
mpber en- % to @an9e / Maaueben %
teller MI so Meblemmer. anub Sobnz
ion belpste os for en- Eib iiben, % ri er
ham meset tafnemlis for bet sreie 2ps
ban bragte os / mango Spprssmaal.
Seq Ter al n5elt &aabet", at @asen ru@
iter op Solicit baaoe / 0atota os @is>
coniin iaaueliom / Dor esen Stat, % bet
er at baabe, at ale, lom bar feet pore
Bpers 5aloontraft blomitre unoer bet
nuperenoe bominelenoe Yarti, pu til
Soften ~ioritaa bebre at benptte lin Stemz
melebbel. 6aar ri life mart ct anoet
stpre, 1aa oil Dor Stat blire opersroet
meb 6enssler, 5attisbuie os 9%oipitaler,
bpilfet er perre enb Cop.
Meb uenlis 6ilien fra Nfbolosuenner
i 6olben og 6enuius Deres
Sobn g. Sobnion.
g. g. Min 5ub1friptionstio for
8labet er life enba omme; men ie9 lem
Der Gem min Dollar MI aligepel.
8i tiger Eat for bet sobe @gempel.
Reb.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1888-04-13

berleoes tentealoe Gpalterum og piier
berpeb, at bet fOr benz life sjelDer Gag ;
men Yarti Os Betulins. st uaibensist
8lao, uafbaneist not til at tale bet Gobe
inbeu bOiltetiOmbelf Yarti, finoes life i
be itaubiuauiife SprOe. On Manb a,aa
albris pente at faa al Sanbbeb eller ben
rene Sanbbeb siennem ct Blab. 9por
life Heititfelieri nbitranter ,ftaar Gnfibis.
beben | 5are for at uilbleoe. 2,seiaa-
libt icm ri anbeialer en- eneite en- at
fslse noset politilt Harti / tpft % tDnbt,
beber Ri eneite al bore 2aiere at 1llse
ale bore Nnlfueller. Men bpab ri bill
sr, at por SIDE al Sasen maa blipe bsrt
% at be Stribenbe nlaa bpmmes lite eff
ter Talemaaber eler al 9euipn til Still
ling, nlel, enc % alene ifpl9e be gaaben
eler Nr9umenter be fremlas9es.
2pg berfor / Striben Merfe til be
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ONT Nrsumenterne apelerer til iuno 5or.
nuft eller til 5orbum % Mistanfe. 2iz
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mofraterne siom fine bebite politiife
8enner, forbi be looer Seer os Gree
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at BET juit life er Observation-Disclosures,
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