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"And | haven q relashun A. will speak
to me. on account Of my marrying ZeKiei.
and II ! was dying to morrow not one OF
EN- would come TO lay me out TOT my
co6inI"
THAT Is indeed sad
stranger. them Is the first kind words
I've heard for twenty years. and you must
-mustl"-
"And nam Is bellering, too shonted
the children. as she held her apron to her
eyes
Presently Ezekiel came creeping in' try
ing TO look careless and indifferent. but
he had scarcely entered the door when the
wife jumped up and said
Didn't ! say you dassnt hang yerselff'
And haint you threatened TO pizen
yerscf dozen times overr
And sye want to. die tool" howled tho
children
Stranger" srid the wife "a she began
TO clear up the table. lake a good iooS az
that thing over there as calls hisse.f a
man Yon II never set eyes on such an
onery. shiftlcss. good for nothing sp,ci'
men of manhood He baint tit fur bears
to chaw on.
Give It back to her. pap" shouted no
Oldest girl
Stranger" replied Ezekiel. a. he S0!'
out the bark he vas chewing. yon nat :
blind. You kin see qs well as re. "A
You kin now realize why ! am'ths do~a
troddenest. mournfu.lest man in Iennes
see I've either got 70 hang myself 'r 20
in this way
Don't you believe him" ippea.ed 'ne
wife Its al. ,wing % H.m. AMI . IA
prove It, If anybody IS do Tntroddenes;
it's mel"
They dasnt PM: bar and ;l,V. Do
served the girl to me in strict 'oni ien'e
was about 20 try and eject 'ecc aci.-
iation when the teams,er returusd ma
ing hired vehicle ,oup.e }: Hes
away and as left the house ZeK!e, 'e4t
with me
mo you 1ont" exclaimed the VIE.
You want to take advantage u 10. out
you cant.
She put IN her bonnet and walked VI,
with us. and the six children broIgat p
the tai. end Of .he procession As sot
into the vehicle. Zek:ei began
Stranger. I'm sorry We hadE suntnin
better. but as told yoC at The ta-t. lm
the mournfullest, downtroddenest
Don't you believe him. stranger. Ia
terrupted his wife IF anybody las suf
fered rore'n another, n!s"--
They dasnt fghtr" yelled the children.
And as we mo7ed away over the rocky
road Zekie. made another bolt for tho
woods to bang himself, and the children
were clapping their hands and shouting
Come back here, pap, and be man.
M Quad in Detroit Free Press.
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Senator Vance. Of North Carolina. tei,s
Of suffering friend Of his In Ashe vi..e
Il lawyer. who had for client II man that
had been accused of selling liquor without
license. The prisoner had decidedly
alcoholic appearance. In fact his nose
might have done service as beacon neaf
Cape Hatteras on the darkest night. The
testimony was taken and the case went
on until MIR. Vances friend rose to make
his plea
"Yyour honor" he began. Hook at
the jjjury Gentlemen Of the ijury
Hook at his honor your honor. look
at the p-prisoner PIP prisoner. look at
his honor Gg-gentlemen OF the jury
Hook at the p-prisoner ID does he look
as If he'd s-s-s-seii a PIP pint of tqu or 10
anybody"
The argument was Irresistible The
nose Of the accused outweighed all other
testimony and Senator Vance's friend
triumphantly won his case.-New York
Tribune
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=
streets. Monuments FONTS. mai r...i. iu.l
Ties. As.
Mattress Manufacturer
ADAM DIACONT as b. Marshall ..r
Wholesale and retail. Repairing n.at1 a..
r.. r.. tsEBIE CRENsHAw. eI ls-t H...
street. mattress mthtr ami lI
wholesale ana retail. Repairing l.r
duraby done.
Mineral water Botticrs
-ITY BOTTLlNG HOUSE. 49, Is. r
street Manufacturers Of Vanilla n
and mineral waters.
Paiutr. OHs 40.
DPAINTsIORE.s r.. Broilf.
Paints oils glass, and painters supplies.
Paper Hanging
:. J.. DAVIS. IS =. Ninth street -4a
awnings. oi- cloths. and paper hanging
Plumbers. Gs- and steam t,tters
b. F. REDFORD. 1910 T.. Main street. Pace
Ca. piumtsr, timer g.s anna sfelu .i''E
[. g.. 1IN~LLG. 40 Brook avenue ri'aA a--
gas nti.ug. tInmns Sc
Railroad Ticket Broker,
CRAWFORD HAYES. lUb fast ha-
street ka irOad and steamboat fI..tls 3.
all parts 0i the world bought 800
exchanged.
Real Estate Agents
A. j. BRADLEY j. CO.. Thirteenth ani 400
streets. Manchester. Agent Tor tl. I..'i'
burg Savings and Insurance Company
:. NASHON s. SON. SO. y. IrNt0 -ii' p
<. b. CHAFFlN \ 60, SO. =. lDnta 90.
street.
RUBBER CO. jl3 +. BE-. ai.,ie..t
Bslting hose. and all kinds ni f4nNtf -'I4a
Rubber stamps
ATLANTA RUBBER STAMP MAJ ~
TURING co. l3s D.. Main 81 Nt..it-
turers aui importers of stamp move &c.,.
DID DOMINION III BBtk VIZ "Nhn
10 Bank street Agents "antri ''"' ''
sign Painting:
D. :. THOMPSON. FransAu street. uller %
cnanve Hotel AdYcrflsIu. -Isl ai-'|
Board fence aud wall si-u-H speciality.
/. LIPSCOMB. 40. - y. smith street s,-
painting and gliding on s'ass'
soap Factory
Z GARCIS co. 1896 Frank boo street t''-o'
hshed ,oO. Toilet and Laundry soaps
Tailors
:. W. stage. Twelfth street. under AmerieAa
Hotel. Civic and military taNor
Uudertsk-rs;
3 n. NORRIS EFT. No. Il seventh steer
Manchester. Phone. 40.
wire Mattresses and Cots.
J. W. LOWE. s2li T.. Main street manuias.s
rer OF Champion Woven "irv ha..i -.
and Cots. The best and cheapest 20 tae IAi
Wood aud Coal
ELIZA COAL YARD lklha station, /" -
and Pine streets ". :. Pitcher, agent "a
stnds of Coal, Wood. and Coke. i''
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She Suffered from Neglect.

Nurse (surprised at little Bessies sud.
den appearance OIL the front stoopH Well.
now. young woman. who dressed you. and
where are you bound for. I'd like TO
knowi
Little Bessie-Me d'essed mese'r me
did Me tired stayin' home Mamma
goes to cookin school ev'y Blessed day.
Susie goes to SEWN class ev'y b'essed
day. Daisy goes to art school ev'y b'essed
day papa goes TO doctor evy b'essed day
since mamma begun to cook dess III
80 out an see II tan buy a new doggie.
put Fdo to s'eep In the kitchen stove.
an he went and burned Ill up.-Pittsburg
Bulletin.
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4 Fad Break.

Patent Medicine Man TO editorl-You made
a nice mess Of that testimonial advertise
ment
Editor-H Howl
Patent Medicine Man-John Smith wrote:
'Yotv Live Forever Pellets are doing he a
great deal Of good. Send another box" and
told you 70 give 1t prominent place.
Ed.tor-f did-imm dately preceding the
death notices
Patent Medicine Man-Yes: and the first
death notice on the list was that Of John
Smith lid Bits.
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LIGHT AND AIRY.
some Pecnlinr People.

Some Pecnliar People.
There was a young doctor Of skye,
Whose patients seemed destined 10 die;
But he left them one day,
To 90 FISHING. they say.
Aud they all got well, just for u guy
There is an old man in Duluth
Who made up his mind IN his youth,
Tha. he never would lie,
Now he's longing to die.
Hes SO tired of telling the truth.
There Il a young girl In Cohoe-,
As fair and a. fresh ~ rose,
But she cipher' in Greek,
And she speaks Nolapuk,
Aud she'll die an old maid, suppose.
There was young man ia Japan,
Who wrote verses after this plan
But tie populace rose,
As you may suppose,
And they wiped out that wietched young
man.
-Someryiile Journal
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Tho Premium iInmnrist.

"Quimby, who do You think is the greatest
American humOrist"
well, | think you are about as good al
any OF them"
Thanks For fact, | believe / have
quite talent in that direction
NO doubt of it.
when did you first regard me as a hui
mOristT
when YOU made your seventh promise to
pay me what you owe me Nebraska State
journal
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An Acrosiic Oracle.

WHO Is the man on whom the Peoples eyes
WILL turn next fall; We only can surmise;
BE sure whoe'er the priceless prize shall gain,
OUR country star OF Eations will remain;
NEXT autumn when we're voting who shall b.
PRESIDENT when in every state We see
THE party strife, lets keep from anger free
MAN never Is but always to be blest-
WHO Is our next no doubt will be our best
IS il not grand nations choice 10 be,
ELECTED by the suffrage OF the freef
Boston Courier
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The Campaign II Open.

II beg your pardon, sir, but can you tell
me how far 1t is to the Fitchburg depot"
"Realy. sire r-l hardly feel called upon
at this time and in this pace--er-to state
positively but-er"-
"Oh, | assure you, sir, there is no political
significance in my question"
Take your first right and keep straight
ahead-two minutes walk. n-Bost Tran
script
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AT MIDNIGHT.
TAs pAllid moonlight through the easement drifts

Ths pAllid moonlight through the easement or''''
A sea Of silver breaking spray that falls
Shimmcrins down the darby Swallowed ~alls
And oaHen door Outside. the night wind lifts
A n,stIing branch against the pane. IL shifts
The shadow 70 and fro and family calls
In sof, sea tones. learned where the slow foam
crawis
In serpent wreathcd coils through craggy rifts
O crooung wcs, wind, dost thou tear To Inc
No greeting from one loved aud far away
Is thrrr message 10 Thy whispering
To me awake. waiting To hear from thee
One tender prayer that her dear lips might say
Ere SIumbcr Swallowed her with drowsy wingf
George l.. Moore In Chambers Journal
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An Unpleasant Awakening.

GeOrge-Some men seem born to popular
ity, others to isolation You and | have
lived III tie same city in the same walk Of
life, Yet You have whole army Of friends,
| scarcely any.
Gus-I ou are mistaken, George. / thought
the same way myself, | confess, but this
morning discovered my mistake.
"Mistakem
"Yes: I've been trying to borrow s."
Omaha World
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lie Wouldn't Ia.

"Mabel, love YOU" The words came
forth like the plaintive vibrant sigh Of an
Kolian harp
at can never be-
But am rich, and l can furnish you
with every luxury. Besides, | ana doing
well in my profession and may one day be
famous"
81 know it, Harold, but you can't tell the
difference between home run and a three
base LIT Merchant Traveller.
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business l. Business.

Citizen to undertakerl--Fin establish
ment you've got here, Mr. Mould
UndeItaker-Yes, We are getting things ia
shape | hope, Mr.. Smith, that when you
want anything IN my line you will bear me
in mind: and should you not be in a condi-
ton 10 er-um-attend to the matter person.
ally trust your friends will not forget me.
Life
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IliplOniaNN.

How late Mr. Tawker stayed"
HE would have stayed til now if hadn't
sent HIM OIL"
81 hope you did it politely, Peggy
"Oh, yes. He was complaining Of having
" be at the bank SO early in the morning,
and only looked up at the clock and said in
surprise. Why. Do you 60 to business in
your dress suit Life.
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Tobacco Market
RIcHMoND, Va, May >.

RIcHMoSD, Va, May >.
Offerings were ligh, to-day Many
samples were taken ont for an airing, hut
with little prospect OF sale BrEhts are
quiet. Old sun-cured were IN demand
New dark export lugs are scarce and
wanted at improving prices. there will
be a good dark brisk tomorrow, rom
instant. Western markets stronger
Burleys here are very quiet.
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GIVE US this day our daily bread"
lie prayed at early morn,
And then went out on the exchange
To RAISE the price Cf corn
Boston Courier.
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The War on Words.

The baby rolls upon the floor,
Kicks up bis tiny feet,
Aud pokes his toes into his mouth,
Thus making both ends meet,
The butcher Stays the pensiye PIC,
Cuts Oh his ears and feet,
And crinds them into sausage big,
Thus making both ends meat
New York Journal
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\ Heart breaking Discovery.

Anxious Father-W Why, what's the matters
Little Son-Ale an Dick was playin', we
was, Abe Lincoln and splttin' rails, and
wen we got that big board all chopped up
mamma came out an took the wood in the
house fer kiudin.
But you dida't want the wood, did your
Mo-
Then what are YOU crying fori'
I've just found out IL amt been playin'
live been wOrkin-boo, hoo!'-Omaha
World
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\ gay young coquette IS Miss Julia,
With ilattery seeks she to rulia;
Dut twere best 10 beware,
Else y0ull find that, though fair
This maiden is seeking 10 fulia Life.
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Marble Worker.


WALLEN s WRAY, Seventh ani Gr.
streets. Monuments. FONTS. uai f...i Fl u..H
ties a..
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=. g.. HDI ~VDN. 5a g. Main street
JD-Ipl ,. WINGtIIlD. ,uIn.tU I....
Hrd Broad streets.
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CITY BOTTLlNG HOUSE. 80 A. I
street. Manufacturers Di Vanilla a..
and Mlnnlll NII-rs.
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.WFIEID DAIRY formerly Ecfrn. 81.
=. Seventh street. ln1 Do. BILL.
fra-n miA. cream butter. batter u... -at
cheese.
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3d. WALLERsTfNE a. co.. ID a.i ,. Il
toenta street. Potatoes. butter. uo.
haEe. $50.
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RICHMOND STEAM BAkEEY.. b.. All.
proprietor. u p. Twelfth street W..I..
and retail.
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r. a. GBASBERGEK $50, b.. fuu,m ,te.
AII Wuih guaranteed.
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
Richmond stock Market
RICHMOND. VA, May 3.

NIt TNUNVs ' ~ 80
Reportei bv John L. Williams son.
hankers an brokers, III Ma street.
First Board.-Virginia 3s-sioW al o.
81 go nj 10. SI.ODDai IS slcop at %.
second Boa.d. Petersburg Railroad s'oc +,
10 shares n, 69l. 90 shares at 81 81 shares al
"a. An shares al Ca
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buDr, SO IU NurfN Eighth stree. n..II
zee CO. cure Colds Diitrll. IUI H.. Dead .I
throat troubles. Free fr-r l.fNrI ron Nt..
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" oman'- Way.

She-Ycs, dear, Henry and have made
next mouth
Another She who had designs on Henry
herselfl-I DO SO wish YOU will be happy,
dear But how did you ever muster up cour-
age TO ask himl-Philadephia Call
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'v NICK REDFoRD. lll B.. Nsn .t,..
sign % th' Horse. Mlnua.tgur4ni .U...
sale dealer.
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GraIa and Cotton Exchange.
RICHMoSp Va, May 9.

Graia and Cotton Exchange.
RICHMOND. Va May 9.
OFFERINGS REPORTED To sRcREIARY
Wheat.-S20 bushels.
Corn .. o5S bushels.
Osts ! 600 bushels.
Mile seed Is bushels.
Mil DIAL -l2 tons.
Flour.-liu rrels
SALES REPORTED 10 SsCRFrAnY.
Wheat 10 CHERRY GO bushels fair 90
urivate terms MiXpi. 20 bushels tar al
be Total sale whe g. 80 bushels.
Corn-Whre, $40 bushels prime. 90 6'.c ..
$50 bushels very go0i no ,'r NINe"' '-"
40 bushels.
NilIci SEED, bush,i, very -ood at $3.50
COTTON EEfoET.
Ma .ket steady
Quotations -lliddins Ole low mi'dlng.
Sc: q "a ordinary. re.
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The Picnic Season.

Now let Us 10 the picnic ground,
With pies of peach and custard,
Where divers snakes nieander round,
And fnolio Ia the mustard.
NEBRASKA State Journal,
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!. k. TEA@DAih. 1913 g.. Main .fn.t b
f2.N 80 mems aai = sul 60. .I..
shoes
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Joseph DEliBJE..U Nnu-tr
hanging mai leutu ut.H..
Models f.l patents.
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RTCHMONDPAINT STORE. 81. Broad f.
~ nts. oils. glass, and painters supplies.
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" ALTER T.. BRArER. -lN tu % l
market. smoked ao0l Tongues a.n.. t
candy Nnnufartur.r-
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DIRECTORY

BUSINESS HOUSES.

ne D'rcctory 5siotc IF reliIje md cool
eHaRess hopses, giCiHg hdr tcdtin AMI
business, 'r'R b. Jouad oery lseful Ms a str,.
Of reference Jor reformation r.LItae Do,
and al tie different 6raActe q btana,.
Analytical Chemist:
Dr.. HENRY fROELfNG. T. :. Twelfth sfr...
chemist 10 Chesapeake and Ohio aud Ri.
mond and Allegheny railroads. Special u
teniion TO ores and mineral WatCrs.
Architects
VI. ). III MNock, ll3 T.. Main STREE Gao.
respondOnco solicited.
BARRIERS
WILLIAM II. GARDNER. SO
street. Hair cutting. iSoug. shaw
shampOOlng.
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:. J.. DAVIS. IS y. ninth street sos
awnings. oi-C'0th-. and paper hanging
plumbers. Ga- and steam tittsrs
q. F. REDFORD. 1910 T.. Main street Pmet
cal plumber. tiuu.r. ..s aut steam H'rr
T.C. 1IN~LEG. 40 Hrookageuue. steam al
gas ntiiug. timing, SO.
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NJ. }. DIMM0CK, llO3 T.. Nam strc.. O..
respondOncc solicited
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Railroad Ticket Brokers

a HALVES, lU'b ia-' ha
street. ia lroai and steamboat tl...is g
all parts oi the world bought a
exchanged.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-04-23
Wost Ga1 atttS Terses
SnI0nb b.

- Mttte nG6iten Monots Be-
9tnnen bic poItttiden NattonoIz
Gnnnente. Ser er1te, Der Der II n / o II
2.abDr 8artet, mtr6 am Is. W1ai in
Cincinnati abgebaIten. 9ann folgt am 5.
Stunt Der bemofratt6 DE Nattonalz
GonDent in ct. Souls, am IL. Stunt
Ser 8robibitioni1ten : 6 onbent
in Sn0iauapolis, un6 ben S6luB MAIDEN
am 19. Stunt bie &epubItfaner in
Chicago. 9eren @onbent pir6 pegen Der
uielen &an6tbaten ~ieoenfaQS Der intereilanz
teite tperben.
= 9er 8an 6es gro + artigen
SobnS -6opftnS=6pipttaI IN
Baltimore lit iebt pouenoet. Sour nod
fir eleftrtl6e uno @as=8 eleu6tung lit 81
iorgen, tpp3u aber beretts bic gorfebrltngen
getroffen fin6. Die 9oipitaIgebdltbe ne6s
men nit ibren Nnlagen bter3ebn Ncres Elm.
S6on fritber purben ie In 6teier 3ettune
ouSfi6rlt6 bei6rieben.
= Sn Ser n1r a6t Meilen bon Der Std6t
Baltimore entfernten MarDIanoer
Orti9aft 9tfesptIle wir6 iebt Elm
u6etm" fir Snpaltben aus benz
8ebeIIenbeere eingert6tet. Dem 9tz
rettorium tpuroe 81 6teiem 3uede gu Qnz
fang ieBtgen Sabres bon Der WearDlanOer
Staats9eieBgebnng 6as ralte QrIenaI" in
8tfesDiae gel6entt. Confederate Home'
lit Der amtlt6e Sitel Der Nnitalt.
lle6er ben sroBorttsen San
6eIsperfebr, tpel6er onf benz obez
rem Mtiltliippt 3tDilden ct. SAUL
unb Ct. Souls unD ieinen 3uflIiien Derri6t,
siebt Ser stpeite She'll 6es Beri6tes oeS itas
tifttl6eu Bureaus iiber 6anoel un6 S6tff>
fabrt QltSfunft. SIM Sabre 1886 fubren
out Dem WttIitiitppi unb letnen gfe6enflIfieu
1873 5lr 9lufnabme bon YaI1agieren bere9z
ttgte 8opte nit 7,144 Sonnen Sragfraft;
ferner sc S6leppoampfer nit 1894 Gonz
nenlait, "a Sd6rboote, 8 8ergniigungsz
Oadten, 2 Bodetboote auf benz Sltinois;
SluB nit 5l4 IonnenIat, 100 S6Iepptabne
eauf benz Ottiiiiiippt nit 17,415, unb 60
S6leppfGbne auf Dem SQtnotS nit suiainz
men 9598 Sonnenla1t. Ote @eian1n1t=
Tonnenlalt Dieler 6lotte tDar 51,575. Ser
8erfebr an 8aaren beitanb in 781, 720, 100
SUB IN StGmmen unb 533, 400, 900 SUB
in 9eldnlttenem 9ol5, tpopon 218.800,0 0
altS Dem GbtppeDa4, 100000 aus Dem
ct. @rotrz uno 81, $500, 900 aus Dem 8lads
STUB fdnnen. SIN i~onitiger Sra6t purben
5iptlden st. Saul uno ct. Qouts 3337 ,713
1o1tnet beforoert, tpGbrenb Bic .3abl Der be-
f0rberten RaIiagiere 965, 083 betrltg. SeGs@
5ebn @tienba1nbriGen Iberipannen SEN
Slut. 3tpti1en ben beioen Stdbten, u1b stpar
let 9altin9s, Ba6aiba unb Q8inona in
Wltntelota. Pratrie on G6ien in WiSconitn,
Sabula, @lintOn, Dubuque, Oapenport,
burlington, Sort Mabiion un6 &eofltf in
Soma, &ettbburg unb QutncD in Slinois,
un0 s6aGntbal unb Qo1iitana in Mttliourt-
bas g8erf Der lebten bretBtg Sabre. Die
erlte SrlGe, Die 0apenporter, tpuroe 1856
boleloet. Ser SluBperfebr tpiir6e 1i6
nod beoelteno 9ebeH u1lo mabrl9etnlt@ auf
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-04-23
(|Is Der SreiFuniseu 3eituus bonn A. @priD.
Ser 0maHen Gtlab OeS aSnteS
SGrieNriG.


Ser @naoenerlaB 6es &0utqS Grie6ri6
bat am S1tern1orgen 5ablrethen 0erurz
tbetlten Die SretDett pteoer ge9eben unb oa>
NIT in oieIen Samtlien beS 2anbes 9relloe
0rlitatt Summers perbreitet. Ser @rlaB
eri6etnt ant 22, Sage mad benz &egierun9sz
tpe6lel. @Gbreno Ser @naoenerlaB 6es
SOni9s @il6elm bet Der S6ronbeftetqune
I'M Sabre 1861 bereits am rellnteu Ia6e err
f0l8te, tit Der @rlaB bes 40nigS Trie6rtd
bafiir 6eitO umfa1ienber.
QIIe 8erurtDeiIten obne Inter
I6te0 erfa0ren Sic @l1Qoe oes &0niqs, loferu
Die SreibeitSitrafe 6 @D6en ntnt
itberi Ell g t ODer Die 9elobuBe iber ben
8etra9 bon $50 Wfarf nidt btnausreibt.
Sin lolGer %allgemeiner @rlaB fat i'm Sabre
1861 ntdt itattgeflnOen. Ser bamalige
GrlaB bel6rGnfte itd nur auf log. poIt>
tt d. 8er9ebelt. Qlusgenommen BON ben1
allgemet1en @rlaB ltnb iebt nllr oteienigen
Ter9eber, BET oe1en Suglet6 0uf nebertpet>
Jung an Die Observation-Disclosures 5ltr I'M
%terbrin9un9 i'm QrbeitS9auie erfannt NOR
ben lit. SIS betrtfft Dies bic 8erurtbeilunz
gen tpegen Ganb1tret6eret, 8ettelet, Srl1nfetz
belt uno lpnitiger 2Ioerlidfeit. Sci Ser
geben bieIer Dirt 1te6t ber 8e1ierunesstpeG
gan3 belon0srs i'm IorDergrunoe un0 err
i9eint cine 8egnaOigung bes6aIb nit &e6t
ni6t itattbaft.
Neben blelem allgemetnen @rlaB, tpelGer
ft6 NIT Der ertpdbnten %2luSnabme mad Ser
60be bes StrafnaBeS ri6tet, tperben tpeiter=
bin 8e9naoigungen perfiigt fir gauge &lal=
len bon gerurtbeilten, aumeiit tpe9et
%iosenannter p olttii6er 8erseben. 6ter
wirft Der @rIaB AUDI seitli6 umfaiienper
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-04-23
Gin nui0erIQlmtttel

SIT nod rtdt ent6edt por6en 4; ba aber me.
nigiteng bier 6iinitel Der meni9ltd)en &ranfs
beiten BON uureiuem Slute berriibren,
10 tOnmt cine Oteoi3in, Die etnen %geIunoer
:SuitauO bteier Glaiitsfeit berItelIt, etnem
unioerldlmittel 10 11abe, pie eS m0gli1 lit.
Wper'S SGrinbariIla ibt auf oas 8lut in
ie6etn StaOium iet1er 8ilbung etueu Gin
fluff aus, unb eignet iid Oaber fir cine GRO,
Eere Mannigfaltistett Don Srautbeiten als
trgenO cine anOere bisber betaHnte Nr3uet.
WeI@tpiire .ttt6 &arfwnfel,
bic etner g~epDbnliden SebuubIuns 8iber'
ftaro leiften, tpeihen Dor I1er's Saria'
pariIa mad Uerbdltuibmabtg tur5er On.
ne11bung. y.
Serr 6. 6. Murrag, aus charlottesville,
@a., idreibt ms, er it Sabre lang NIT
@eiGtpiireu bebaftet g~etueien, bic Inn oiel
2eiben 5uge5Oseu ; unb auf SieIe folgten
&arfurtel, oeren er mebrere 3uglei9 bate.
9a fling CT oil Iper's Sariapariua 81 &c.
braudeu, unS na4Oem er bret SlaI6en eiUs
genou1ntelt, beri9matoen bic Sarfunfel,
uAlO nun HuL e. tpL tCWe SU9tV1 @uug NePS
Elm 8lGtterben gebabt.
~Sene tiidiide &ranfbett, Die Gtros
bbeln, 1T Die furdtbare llria9e unSablis
ger llebel, unb nit Nusse6rung nennen
mir uur cine aus ntehreren glet6 gefdbrlis
den. &usIhldge, S9mdren, tuebe 4uger,
gei6nolene 9riiIen, i1pade uno abgeSehrte
WfuSfeln, u1regelndBiger Ippetit u1o d9n'
Hide 9inge ftno sientltd iidere Nnsei9en
etner geeigung SIT Sfropbeln. yfar9eS
@eitft, Sas ionit biibiG tudre, 1T ourf Ius'
f9lag o6er bdBli9e 6leden entfeut, bic bon
unreinem 8lute berriibren unb ~ansetgen,
tute u0tbig Qper's Gariapariao 1T nm oas
nebel 3u beilen.
Ollie Die oil 8lutfrantbeiten lei6er, fOnten
etnen ernitlifen SerIud nit @per'5 Cur
fapariDa MAIDEN; babel ntiiTfen fe ale YuIs
Der, Salben uno Sauttnafier Derrnet0en,
Oorsigli9 fold tpoblfeile unb tuertbIoie ytIr'
turen, bic 1lift rtur feline Selling berbetz
fibren, ionoern Iogar bdufig Die Sranfbet'
ten, bic fe angeblib betlen iOaeu, oerl@!tuI'
uIern unO befeftigen.
NDer'S SarIapariQa,
8ubsreitet non DIR. s. 6. apsr & Co., 2OpeH, Wsnf.
Sn allen @pOtbssen 81 bGbsH. 4reis 81; fs@s
SIGi3su, IS.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-04-23
Mner'S gariapariQa,

Subereitst non Dr.. s. 6. gper& Co., sOpeH, MaH.
Sn allen @pOtbetsn 81 BADEN. 4reis 81; ie@s
SLGi9eH, IS.