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The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1888-11-16
WEST CHESTER, Pa, Nov. 6, 1888.
Mr.. II. H, Haines.

GoA NdEoIrIss L A., NOV D, 1905.
Mr.. H. H. Haines,
Dear Sir:-I take pleasure in inform
ing you that, at regular meeting of this
organization, held Nov. 9th, 1888, vote Of
thanks was extended to the people of Rising
Sun for the manner in which they enter
tanned this corps on Nov. 2nd.
l would say, sir. that vote of thanks ex-
presses but feebly the estimation in which
the people of Rising Sun are held by this
corps.
On every hand, in your town, we were
treated, by citizens of every political faith,
with the same marked courtesy and consid-
Grafton for our welfare.
We owe especial thanks to the ladies OF
Rising Sun for the elegant manner in which
they provided for us and for their unequaled
sociability.
In conclusion, sir, 1 would say that
voice the sentiment of the entire corps, by
saying that nerer since this corps has
been organized, has its members been So
handsomely entertained as they were on
their recent trip 10 Oxford and Rising Sun.
Hoping that we may have the pleasure of
meeting again and with many fond remem-
ORANGES of you and your townspeople, re-.
main most respectfully yours,
HERMAN J. SMITH, Sec'y.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1888-11-16
Boys, be Careful how you Handle
Your Guns.


The following accidents are repor.
ted over the line.
On the 1st inst. John Hartman
aged IA, of Lancaster City, went gun.
ming for rabbits with several Others
boys and while crawling through q
fence the hammer of his gun struck
stone and the weapon was dischar-
ged. The load struck his right foot
indicting an injury from which he
died on the following Saturday.
Edward Retallick of Lancaster
was shot in the face whilst looking
into pile of railroad ties for a rab
bit which Stephen Dittus fred at
from the other side. The sight ot
one eye was destroyed.
George McGraw, another Ian cas-
ter young man. had one arm so bad
ly shattered by the bursting of his
gun. on the 9Th, that amputation was
necessary.
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Direct from the Front.

NJ NNoXVlLLE, TENN, July 2, 1888.
The Swift Specific Co., Atlanta, Ca:
Gentlemen-I can cheerfully and truth
fully say that S. S. S. is the greatest blood
purifier on earth. In 1884 I contracted
blood poison. Physicians treated me with
no good results. I took half dozen differ
ent kinds of blood medicines, but, without
receiving any permanent relief was in
duced to try S. S. S. I began the first
bottle with the 4ravest doubts of success.
l had been so often deceived. But i'm
provement came, and I continued its use
until perfectly well. / have since married,
and have healthy family. No trace of the
disease is seen. Swift's Specific did all
this Tor me, and am grateful. Yours
uIy, ]. S. STRADER.
II8 Dale Ave.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1888-11-16
Which Was FTP Bacon or Shakes
peare.

The authorship of the dramatic productions
attributed to the last of the above named is agita
ting literary circles to the very center but affect
the practical masses far less than the monentous
question, how to regain or preserve health, that
essential of bodily and mental activity, business
success and the pursuit of happiness" We can
throw far more light on this latter subject than
the most PROFOUND shakesperian can on the ques-
tion first profounded II the system ia depleted
the nerves shaky; If indigestion or constipation
Dorhers one at times. constantly: IL the skin is
yellow and tongue furred in biliousness: is
there are premonitory twinges OF oncoming rheu-
matism or neuralgia: II the kidneys are inactive
use Aostetters Stomach Bitters, the finest rec
upefant OF an age prolific in beneficial and success
III remedies. Remember, II malaria treatments of
amics that Is neutralizes the poison and fortines
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1888-11-16
HARRISON
THE NEXT PRESIDENT

The Great Battle of the 9th is over and
as the smoke clea rs away, through the gen.
ial effect of a return to common sense, we
are again enabled 10 turn our attention 10
the pile Of Dress Goods purchased the next
day after the contest.
The stock changes rapidly here, new
goods being placed on the shelves as others
go out the front door.
We call special attention to the follow.
ing Jobs, all Of which are away below the
market value:
1000 yds. A Unbleached Muslin.
2 pieces of brown and gray mixed
Wool Serge, 80 in. wide; for dress
es skirts, or any purpose for which
a flannel is used for tine small sum
OF 125 cts. per yard.
A small lot of about 500 yards of
Dress Bingham at 25 per cent be-
low the regular retail price. Cut
any quantity wanted from l yard
to So.
25 doz. Suspenders, assorted styles,
to see them is to admire them; Is
cents per pair.
An accumulated stock of Remnants of
the best Prints, now placed on counter on
west side and must be sold if in want do
not delay as they will not last many days.
More of that best quality of Eiderdown
in other colorings, shading of blue and
brown squares.
Carpets seem to be again in demand
That Diamond Rag or Thread Carpet is
growing more and more popular; it could
not be otherwise when we consider the price
f,r which we are offering it.
Another piece of two-pair ingram just
received, a small figure and handsome effect
for the small sum of SO cts.
Another invoice Of Ladie3' and Misses
Goats came to hand few days ago. We
guarantee prices, feeling confident they will
not be offered for less money at any point
either in the city or country.
Both brown and black Astrachan now
in stock.
Also Silk Velvets in popular fall shades
at a reduction of 25 cents per yard from for
mer price.
L. r. BURLINGTON.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1888-11-16
Friday. Nov. o, 1855.
Fisk's Vote.

The Prohibition vote was not wlp-
ed out as many Of the good, chris
tian, temperance people predicted
confidently and hoped earnestly, but
on the contrary it more than doubled
the vote for st. John. The total
vote is certainly 100000 and will
probably reach $4,000. St. Johns
was $4,000. The Republican party
in the northern states worked as
hard to kill the Prohibition party as
to defeat the Democratic party; and
the latter party in the south worked
Just as hard for the same purpose
Quay said, "We mean to kill the
Prohibition party" but notwith.
standing every effort on the part of
the saloons and the parties the sa.
looms worked so earnestly for, the
Prohibition vote is larger in the
state of New York than in 1884.
The returns from every state north
and south show gains, only partial
returns having been received.
The Prohibition party is as thor
oughly we'll orgonized in every state
iu the Union as either of the old
parties, and though it might never
elect a candidate, will prove an I'M
mense advantage to the temperance
cause as a mcanace to trading po-
litical managers of other parties and
the saloon power. If the arrogance
or deception of politicians or candi-
dates becomes such as to defy public
sentiment, and thwart its wishes in
their effort to secure the saloon vote,
it is but turn of the hand to cast
their votes for the Prohibition can.
didates. Hence the Prohibition
party stands, with all its party ma.
chinery at hand to compel respect
for public sentiment in favor of tenn.
perance legislation.
AS political party it is ever ex-
posing, dragging to light, the iniquity
of the saloon, the bargaining and
trading of professional politicians
that. run the machinery of the two
old parties. In this it occupies a
field that none of the other temper.
ance organizations can reach, The
fact that the Prohibition party is
vastly more hated by the saloon than
all other temperance organizations
combined, is the best evidence of the
indispensable necessity for thor.
oughly temperance political party to
be kept in the field. Our National
Congress is largely composed of men
who drink every day of their lives,
and many of them might be properly
classed as habitual drunkards. And
this must unavoidably remain 30
while the saloon plays such an active
and influential part in our politics
as it now does and has done in the
past. To drunken congressman can
be traced the elimination and out
break of the great rebellion. The
same cause continued would produce
similar efforts in future.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1888-11-16

In West Virginia on Tuesday the
amendment to the constitution pro-
hibiting the sale of Intoxicating
liquors is said to be defeated by
10000 majority. The rum power is
organized to defeat all such amend.
ments in future.
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MARRIED

NARvILL-WEsT.-Nov. 18th, at the
Parsonage, by Rev. S. A. Gayley,
d. D., Charles e. NarYill of Oak.
wood and Mary B. West of Rock
Springs.
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DrOpsy and Paralysis.

DR.. Flints Remedy prevents the de
velopment of all of those terrible dis
eases dependent upon disease of the
heart, such as dropsy, inflammation of
the lungs, paralysis, and me ntal deran
cement. Descriptive treatise with
each bottle; or address Mack Drug Co
N. Y. For sale by L. R. Kirk sole
agent in Rising Sun Md.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1888-11-16

West Virginia is claimed by both
parties and the vote cannot be deci.
ded until the canvass is completed
which will require till the 23rd.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1888-11-16
KEMP, TEXAS, Tune "a. 1883.

KEMP, Texas, June %, 1888.
The Swift Specific Co., Atlanta, Ca:
Gentlemen-A sixteen-year-old SON of
mine was afflicted with bad blood. and broke
out with an eruption on various parts of his
body. l put him to taking S. S. S., and
few bottles cured him entirely. live at
Lone Oak, but my post-ofice is at Kemp.
Yours truly, w. S. ROBINSON.
Three books mailed free on application.
All druggists sell S. S. S.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC Co.,
Drawer 8, Atlanta, Ga.
New York, 7so Broadway.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1888-11-16

When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria,
When she was Child, she cried for Castoria,
When she became Miss, she chung to Castoria,
When she had Children, she gave them Castoria,
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sI.oo A YEAR, IN ADVANCE.
NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS!

NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS!
Byexaminlng the Date on the paper in
connection with their name, subscribers
will always readily ascertain to what time
their subscription is paid. All subscrip-
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month, and should be renewed before the
close of the month.
Subscribers who do not receive their
paper regular will please notify us.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1888-09-22
oisse4utior Of Copartl,crship.

To whom it may conccrn: Be it
knowp that tlio 'copartDorship existing
between Thomas Foster md j. II. Hard.
man nuder tire firm name Of Foster &
Hurdman, Dealers III Liquors und
Cigars, Las this Gny been dissolved ly
MUTUAL consent, j. l.. Hardman rctir-
ing. The business will be continued by
Thos Foster who well pay uA debts CON
tractrd by the late firm md 'oollp-t an
acconnks due the same.
THos. FOsTBR,
j.. j. HARDMAN.
-Car!ip, 'Iev, Sept. 8, 1888. .2w,
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i. q. MORGAN.
1bis.Oiutlon OF Copnrtucrahtp.
july ., tSS8.

Notice is borchy given tllnt thc co.
partnership heretofore r%istiug undor
the firm name Of Hy bschmRn & 90 .,
Blowers, E!lin, Nevada, is this day dis
solved, legal steps TO that effect having
been twEpit.
The business will bc continued rs
heretofore hy the undersigned who will
ray nll debt" incurred by fa!d firm ard
collect nH bills due the same, but lie
will MT ho Icsponsiblc for any debts
contracted hy A. J. Hybschnrnn, l!rtc of
snid frm, aud tho public is hereby cwu-
toned 10 snake no pnymei'ts to The said
HybsGhmsn. M bis authority TO culloot
tue samo has been lrguhy:Enpu'lrd.
A. LEICRrER.
Proprietor HCmbrldt Dyewery.
Tilko, New, Arg, 81. 1SGSv
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EQUALIZATION NOTICE.
STATE or NEVADA
CU"iiiy Cf Gll;O. ""'

CO:niy II 4lliO. '"'
A1 OTICE II IilREBY GIVEN THAT
SH have This day received from T. he AsScss-
or'nf Eiko county, tic &Ssggs'nCEt noll for tic
year 1853. together S!!thtAc n:Eps und original
lists, and thc ss.rC n:g In Iuy Office for H..
gpeCtion by The public, amd tltGt The Beard OF
County Commissioners OF faid county and
State Will meet Oh Monday, tie lTth GlHy of Sep
tcinEcr, 1886, rs Board Of Equalzs,ion, and
Will continue IN session from time to limo
until AID including the lst duy of Octohca,
lsSS.
4. q. 10 ANy;I EY,
County Cicr; and Clerk Of
Beard of Equalization.
Dated Pike, Sept. 10, 1879.
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-09-07
9(m Gamitaa NlChmittu

- gtm Gamita9 Na6mittag ereisnete
| lid auf Der Sppnuille Brand :Sabu Der
Nto. 9aciiic GiieHbabn (5tuii6en Sip.
ton uno 8punUille) ein llnsliid, bur9
ipel6es rier Eeriuuen i9r 2ebeu oe,z
luren uno orei anbcre mebr ober ipcniz
ger ldper perlcbt wuroen, 2lus ir9enb
elmer llria6c 9erietb Ser 3ug oom Gez
lciie mo ltiir5te cinen 0amm binuuter,
cine 2lu5abl @iienbabn- Slrbeiter, Die
ueben Dem @eleiie itan0en, I'M Den 3u9
uOrbeipaiIiren 6u lalien, nit Dinllllter
rei6euo. @etDoet lpuroeu: Srnnf Mc=
& inneD upn California, Wo.; G6ns.
S5nu bon Gentertoiun. @to. ; 6ranf Mtc=
GUuna9le unO s. .. 9Gontas bon
9eaUeaiuOrtb, &anias. Spgn SnObbD
upn California, Wtu., iuuroe :Dbli6 Der
lebt; Sobn g9il9ite, ebeninlls aus Cali
iornia, tru9 lei6te 8eriulnoun9en ha-
bon, mdgreno eiu llnbefannter 70 i6lper
uw Sciu uerlebt iuuroe, buB oahclbe
amputiri wcroen uBte.-9er materielle
8erluf Der giieubabnz @eIcalduit
miro auf $4,000 9ei6dbt
- @iuer Der geIdbrliditen ,,Grufs"
lit III ct. 2ouis in gntltebcn besriifen.
@s lit bies ein Mebltruit, 5u befen Bill
buus Die iueitli9cn Miiblbeiiber ii9
BORT pereiltigt Da6en. Der Srult
lpQ Die Yrobuftion NIB Die Breiie re9u=
liren. 9(m itdrtlten iiub BEL Der Gons
uentipn pertreten bic Miiblenbeliber aus
MiHouri, S0inois, aauias, Snbiana
uno Senueiiee uno nnbern gSinters
lueijen.Staaten. Der grult loll na6
ben Soridld9en BON oeiIen llrDebern
ntS ,,Gentral Ntillers gliiociaton" orgas
nirt merbeu. Ser 9lufruf Su Der Gonz
pentiOn mar BON 9lleranoer 8. Snritb,
Dem Sefretdr bes ct. Gouilcr Miilers
uereins. uus9esan9en. Bie es DeiBt
iuollen Die Miiller bon Sllinois bon Dem
@ntIteben oes 9rults nidts iuiiien, ba
Die 3ulammenfunft obne !SinjuSicbung
Der Muaer bes @oroiueltens 5ulammen=
berufen wurOen lit. Sbne Witwirfln9
Ser Mfiiblenbeliber bon SlIinois Wilrbe
bic Srsaniiirun9 BEG gfebltruit ni6t
beiperflte(i9t tuerbeu f6nneu.
-SObn 9teilen, ein 3adtlins, iuelz
der megen eiues in 9aUieB Gountp pers
iibteu @inbru9s Su Stu6lf Sabren 3u6t'
bans perrrtbeilt mar, 9riff am Sons
nersta9 i'm 3u9tbauie 81 SeiIeriOn
gitp ben @drter S. q. @reibam an
uno miBbauhelte oeulelben, @reigam
fam iubeB nod re6t5eitig uieoer nuf
bic 8eine uub eri6OB ieinen In9reiicr.
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- g8Gbreuo Der lcbten @p6e iuurs
ben iolacuoe 9tominationcu fir 9ou~
sreB= =@unbioaten in cen uerldieoenen
0iltriften uon MiiiOuri 9ema9t: Sm
l. 9iitritt ipurbe 8m. $0at6 bon
ben 9enofraten ipieoer an9eIttllt; !;
ebenfalls i'm II. 9iItrift Der oempfra=
tii6e SilberbOlo 8lano. Sm z.
0iitritt fonnten Die 9emutra.en li6 III
@nrrentou trpb mebr als 100 9tbltim-
mungen auf feinen Ganbioateu eini9en,
ba Die bciocn 6nuptbelperber, 6uttpu
unb 9tortOn, ni6t 9enii9eno Stinmcn
erDielteu. lin 81 eincu 3elultat Su
fommen, iuurOe barrm 9euilrfelt, welz
der Der 8eibcn Su @unlten ieines @e9z
ners suriiftreten loft mt auf bicie
gSeile erDielt gtortou Die 9tpnliuniior
0ie NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. bes8iitrifts
lino ilber Die 10 erfOl9te 9tOm!natiOr
nit 3e6t enirii Itct uno lit babur6 Oit
Grludbluus eiues Sepublitaners ernl69z
ibt. 9lls Gunbiont her 8cpublifancr
puroe &ifter @biparos BON Ct. Gbnr
lcs County i'll bicieu 9iitrift upmillir
ruo iuirb, Ou unltdnoi9e 9emufrutel
ni6t iir gtortpn ltilnmen f6nncr, jeben
fal1s erludblt uerben.
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Glebelauo's Mnneb bmei6reibrn.
seinc auiiaten iiber bic Iarifrnge
Gtma 8 I'm 3 eutli d..

! u y
MGii liG6Be6sounerbrue9lillilu6
m6 brtaogaettbOsne, ,ubnnlzl@ 1Glnrniiis
Grbie. .udbllrbuedse9 e9eIb~senaeltaoieo0
nole19neit ue,aobtae6 eiur1 @eei5ttbirr
ildnnn, esSoereio6n lneeoiuiuedounonb
9iioeiien9, ant slrneneife e.dn. .sfoo2rpbn
riuellGree ,luu, riaeteelueunimeeb ttmenr
olboeiiunOau s9d6S sIessitabe 9bnnn
g9DaipneuS S9eeee, {, ,atunrltnninbSea8e
n,uinssg9Siue. II ustbu@uileo9sb.o pi
oliu r1ilrtae iiofao9- -enlnr= seeteneEm
i9b9bnben ebsSi9ernole ftniioet ei9lon
ice t Observation-Disclosures s65aSm
DEeIro8ioeonnetablf .tiineue .dunr
98 ?9lln8Si6 iu5dniieroletrg gon9u9
dolljmrr, ,u8aBfem nutn, B9ess9l9
tDiinebieha bm .6,tn iiiii,n rubnrntt
timrenrnneuiiocosre osreieffrrtiitcentNer, ,pbu
ia;lb observation-disclosures @mrn, CD
rtnlo is ees9gBuoB9 B9untbeeannntiiib
bsnbiu@itiwiunrimbbs ebemroeernno
sM 9aataperrseiiurrsle ,bnunbjun@9e
dIi% 9enbntepS litoeoarflur .tnr9naoe, &
ein,SdmSapErr bi. zee neiltrfiuttt, ,otr
oonn1iemob9 9tnereri 9iinii2 rftitiuiioii
liteisne9nnine9 e9laupIteioorrelb5; ;gniebc
aupep, ,isebunn, ,SslorI;ftrneeoe, ,foeeds, nee.
nuldbisoa,b 8uft.ierna
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Nun,itter 3H. 4 3.

Gin ibredfides S9idfaI
bat einen arnlen &riippsl, gtanlens @.
s. 6elliter setrofien, ipsldcr nit Silie
BON 3pei &riidcn iid fOrtbslucssn fonnte,
uno Der IN elmer iniamen Siitte in Der
yfabe BON Srouille in Californian lebt,.
Sor einiseu gtddteu brannte Die Siitte
niebsr, unb einise bunSsrt ssus BON Der
8uine fanS man ole ;erriiicne Qeide s5.l.
lttcr's nit allen In3.iden, oaB er bei
Der Sluht aus oem brennenoen Sauie
lapere Sran6punSen erlitten bate unS
bann SsrslOusu 3ur S.ut. s.fallsn mar.
Der Ha adtreSaftenr bes R,w
Yorf rSeralb" 1T neulid in Bittsbura
bOsartis ~seicoopt" iuorScn, ipie Der
5adausSruf lauttt. 6err Bennington,
10 beiBt Der Wann, mar nGmlid nad Der
senannten StaOt sefommen, unt iid nit
Sottie Saulfner, elmer rei1sn Grbin, ,u
uerebeliden. sllS CT iebod, ana,tban
nit benz bOd;eitlidsn Sratcnrod, i'm
6aultner'ihen 9anie cridien, battt ihm
Elm 9tebenbubler SaS psrtbuolle Stem"
berettS iucgseiduappt. Oas 1T ietr uns
ans.nebm, beionSers fur einen cbraei,is
gen 5eitunssmeniden.
Gu Der Needle, einen 1000
SUP boben iteilsn Selien I'M Slad Canon
am @unniion &iper in Colorado, bot
Gin tolltiibner Giienbabnarbcitcr, Der fri.
Der Seenarn mar, cine rcpublitaniihe
eansagnss sS(aSse aufsepilan;t. Cine
na4 Seriibnttbeit baidenoe Dame bait,
ben BassbolS ;um Grtlimmcn Der bis.
Der fir unbeltcisbar seltcnScn Slippe
Ueranla6t. Stin erlter ScrIu9 miBlana.
Gr fiel aus elmer SObe bon 80 6us in
Den 6luB uno perlOr SaS Sauner. Grff
Der ;iueit. Ysriu9 9elan9 na6 llebsr.
pinSuns Iurdtbartr Shwi;risteitcn uuo
8efabrtn.
Bel Nortb ISamS, 0iaiIadu,
ietts, wurbe ncuIId 6aS Statc Gin.
Souie, sin uerrEleu.s yofll, ausacboben.
OaS Sebaubc lteDt gtnau oui Or 0ren;,
Der Staatcn WiailaGlalcttS unS &ermont
nno &a;;ia5 Der Foli;ci S:s eiueu oS,r
bes anNereu Staa;tn uartn bober itets
obnc Griol9 9tbliebcn, Sa im 9escbcnen
Niomsnts Der IN Dem Sauic auIacltapelt,
WbiStep aui bic anoere niht beSrobts
Seite bcs Saui.s unS bamit aud, iibsr
bic Staatssrenic sid)uiIt wmbc. Di,
leste Haj;ia uurSt jcoob BON Srr Yoli,,i
beiccr Staai,n sle,d,;citig uoracuomm.u
unc einc sraSt Attugc Spirituoien babel
crb,utei.
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SScrmaan NO., 0reitae, Sen Z. september, 1885,

iold)' plllmpe 5alle, iuie lie !oerr Gleue=
lamb ibm 9ele9t, biltein gu tappen, unb
Die Srii6 =9lmerifaner weroen ii6 hiiten,
an ben ibnen BON ienem bin9ebnltencn
S6oer anSubciBen unb lib fiir cine Tar=
tel seuinnen 5r lailen, iuel6c es Iib 5ur
glufgabe geItellt bat, Die amerifanii6e
Snouitrie iub 9lrbeit perjeni9en Gn9=
lambs, bes Spbfeinbes Srlano's, bur6
NieberrciBrng unicr S6ub6pllpchrcn
rettnnaslps preisiu0eben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-09-07

lleber Gleoelano's ,,fiibuen S6a6<
su9" l6reibt Der Glepelanb frernpli6e
,,Glepelanber 9ln5ei9er::"
,,9ie plDsli6e Sinnesdnoeruns bes
Serru Gleuelaltb lit in ber5bat iiberraz
I6enb. g9enn er nllr ben republifaniz
I6en Senatoren bas Spiel uerberben
upQtc, 10 burfte er nidt Die Ganabicr
in 10 berben g9prten a6fanScln, iuie er
es gct6an bat. 9tn6 ieiner S6ilberz
un0 iino Die GAMBLER 10 nieoertrddtis
6eimtiifii6e, fre6e unb unbantbare
9erle, bnB man gar ni6t be9reifen
fam, ipie Der GrGiibent ie anf ben 8ez
banfen fam, ibnen aud nod 3uges
ltdnbniIie III MAIDEN. 9enn Canada
lid) 10 benpmmcn fat, iuie Scrr 9lepcz
lanb in9t, 10 ipnren Die &epublifaner
9anS cntl6ieben im Sedte, ais lie lid
luei9erten, ben Sil6ereipertrag 5r be-
ltdti9en. 9ie Soti6aft bes Trdiibcit.
ten lit Obne 5rase @aTer auf Die re
publifunilde Ntlble."
Die ,,Ginc. ST. 8reiie" ober idst
Ser 3ued Der baramborniiirenben
Sptl6aft Gleuelanb's nber Die Der
iperTun9 bes neueu 5ii6ereipertrase:
lit ein buppelter. Critters ipo1te DC,
9rdiibent babur6 Die IuImerfIamfei
oes amerifanii6en 8plfes BON Der @r
Drteruits Der Carthage, iuelde elite fiji
Die 0empfraten intlrter bebrpbli6er
@enoung ninntt, ab= uno nuf eine 5ras
Der ausudrtisen 8Olitif binlenfen, mi
sipeitens ippllte 6err glepelunb nit lei
ner ySinso" 8oti6ait bel ben gns
lunb= =feinbli6en Srii9z9lmerifnnern oil
ben @timmenfans seben. Oeit beibel
&ldnen lit es uber @iiis 9as ameri
faniide SOlt iit gu flus, um in elm
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-09-07

s5n 5olse bes 3uiammeniturjes elmer
unierer Jormen, serabe als mir beute
Wor9cn i'm 8e9riffe tuareu sur Ereiie
5u 9eben, iuurbe Die Nusgabe beg
SOltsblatt beute nm c;ni9e Gtuuocu
perlpdtct, 10 baB es Ems lnnr09li6
luuroe hie iiir mebrere Yuitduter be-
itimmtcn 3eitunsen redtSeitis abSuien'
ben. SSir boffen, onB rnlere 2eier Den
umItdnocn &e6nung tra9en vnb oos
ocrlpGtete @ri6eiueu bc3 8lnttcs cntz
i6uloi9en iuerbeu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-09-07

3u ben SpcclllnnteH nn Der GDrIc,
Die nit OtilliDnen Suldel @ei5Cn, &uru
II. !. ~, lpcculircn, 9cgDrt Der jcbt ppn
oeu 9emofrntcu npminirtc @puucrucltrs
Ganbibat 6runcis. Sicle Sprtc uUr
Ntenlden iinh es, pelde ale 9cbens-
mittel luilltiirlid Ep6 ppcr 6crluter
ldraubeu, 9nnj mic es linen poBt, Die
ei9euen Sal6en 5u fiillen. 9as g8pDl
oer 9lrbeiter, 5armer unO Der gan5eu
ScpOlferuu9 lit Den bab9ieri9en, 9cluil=
lcnlolen S9winblern tptnl 9lei6gilltia,
iuenn lie Ii6 MIR lclbcr mditeu fDnnen.
@s lit befauut, baB 6raucis elmer un=
lerer pcriue9eniten Getreioe Speculnntcn
lit. gSel6er intelli9ente 6armer fam
iid nun iuObf cntidlieBen, fiir einen lol=
6en Mtaun SIT 1timmen. - let. Qpuis
County @G6ter.)