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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-11-07

g1essional district who has done most to elect MT Wilcox is James P. Pigott, his competitor for the nomination. MT Pigott did herculean work in the campaign, and his personal efforts were more instru- mental even than his words on the stump to disabuse his friends of the impression thet they should revenge him at the polls Mr Pigott's action, in the light of the knowledge he had concerning the methods that were used to defeat him, is all the more generous and commendable, and his political future is made brighter by his course in the campaign. MT Wilcox should never forget that to Mr Pigott most of all ls he indebted for escaping the humiliation of a defeat in a district that is so strongly democratic as this
 We congratulate MT Wilcox that he has been able.to overcome the opposition to his candidacy in his own party. He will. we are sure, as he takes up his duties as a congressman, be faithful to the interests oS the entire district rather than the clique whom his candidacy was presumed to rep resent, and against whom rather than him self the opposition within the party was directed. His experience during the cam paign must have taught him that ma ] iorities sometimes crumble, and that it was only by many sacrifices that men of his own party helped him to success If he shall profit from this experience it will be well for himself and the future of the dem ocratic party.
 MT Wilcox should have, and we believe he will have, a very successful career in congress. He has all the qualifications that go to make up successful represen- tative: and we bespeak for him a career of usefulness to the district and of credit to himself. The DEMoCP AT joins with the democracy of Waterbury, which sroke vest erday through the polls, in speeding him with the best wishes on his way into the legislative counsels, of our country.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-11-07
What We Mean By Ten Per Cent.


 We are asked every day how we can af- ford to sell our fine clothing at such low figures. We admit that no business house in the wide world can afford to sell cloth ing at ten per cent profit, but we are dire ct manufacturers and we manufacture be- tween eight hundred thousand and mil lion dollars worth of goods annually We have six retail clothing stores in different parts of the United States. Now our ob- ject is to sell the quantity and in our six retail stores we add to the cost to manu- fracture just 1Oper cent, which pays the running expenses of each store Now this is easily explained, that if between our six retail stores and our ten salesmen on the road we sell a million dollars worth of goods per year, the discount on the cloths and trimmings is as much of a profit as we ask for, and we are perfectly satisfied with just making our discount on our goods Therefore this explains to you how we can sell you orlr fine clothing at such low figures. Give us call and you will be convinced that we are the most reliable, and cheapest clothing house in the state of Connecticut. Our factories are situated at 306 Market St and 43 North Third St, Philadelphia, Pa.
 Hirsh's Ten Per Cent One Price Clothing Go, 1354 Bank street.
 P. s. Satisfaction guaranteed or money refunded.
 We are the restless, sleepless, hustlers and toilers for trade.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-11-07
THE PROBATE ELECTION.

The election of Ellis Phelan, democratic candidate for judge of probate, over Judge Gillette, who has held the office for many years, is pleasant incident of the general result. The new judge is most estimable gentleman, cultured, scholarly and genial, we'll equipped in legal lore and particular ly experienced in the special line of prac- tice incident to probate law. He will make a worthy successor to Judge Gillette, and those who have business with the pro bate office of this district will find in Judge Phelan one who will weigh the scales evenly and care justly and equitably for the interests of all concerned. We congratulate Judge Phelan and bespeak for him a capable, efficient and successful administration of the affairs of this p1o- bate district.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-11-07

IN the words of an immortal American, let us have peace. The vote has been taken the people have spoken. We are all American citizens-let us join hands and greet the chosen ruler of these sixty million people. All hail the new president of these United States.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-11-07
THE RESULT.

WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 7, 1888.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-11-07

THE political chasm has closed for another four years. The shattered hopes and crushed ambitions that lie bleeding along the political highway, like drops of water in the ocean deep, will soon fade from the public sight, and all will be peace and content again. The country is safe no matter who rules.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-11-07
WEBER ! WEBER

Oh yes, we were there. and also the Weber Piano. It took first premium in sharp competi- lett Davis, and Baus. No use denying it, gentle men. Extra efforts were made to down Weber Alas, for shattered hopes and prospects blasted Even whole stores imported and goods ordered expressly for the Watertown Fair failed to accom- pllsh the desired result. Instead the planest- cased Piano bears off the honorS of the occas- ion, Why is this ? Simply because Weber Planes are made from the Musicians standpoint and through constant and faithful effort, aiming al. ways at perfection they have long since been acknowledged by thorough musicians as the one Piano manufactured containing sOul' By their peculiar construction a quality of tone is secured embodying not only great power, but the sympathetic, pure and rich tone. especially ment the choice of the highest musical talent in the world.
 No effort is made by this company to secure new patent devices, which are often introduced the slightest intention expectation of improv- ing the quality of tue same, but instead is made in accordance with the Weber idea, viz: Per lection of the original plan of construction laid fully carried out by his successo, ITS in bushes, 8 Agents lies to the contrary no twithstanding This decision effectually silences the whining of opposition dealers, who, not having a first class Piano to offer you take every occasion pos sible to claim that because General Washington and Albert Weber, Sr., are dead the United States and the Weber Piano cease to continue in the onward march of progress, Be not deceived A Weber Piano is a thoroughly safe investment Sound gold dollar; Secure as a government bond; And is for sale by
 B. SHONiNGER & co,
 I6i Bank Street.
 GEO. l.. PELHAM. Manager. General State Agents for Conn.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-11-07

"WHATsoEvER thy hands find to do, do it with all thy might" The country is safe. Under any rule or any partisan con trol it is not going quite to the dogs Now let everybody, democrats, republicans, pro- hibitionists. labor. equal rights men and Belva Lockwoodites, settle down to work.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-11-07

NOBODY will rejoice more than the busi- ness men that the election is ever. The wheels of trade can revolve easier now that patriots feel no longer the duty of saving the country
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-11-07

IT looks as though Mir James J. Coogan hal dropped out of politics. A vote of less than 10000 in over quarter of mil lion is good deal of funk The New York Sun has found out"Was ist los mitt Coogan"?
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-11-27

brud anuabm, f5rau Wauborf unb Ges
gina famsn Bitter, i'm 81 beiu4en uuo Wtt'
rambler bepdbrts itd auf's Nsie ais trsuer
6rsunS. ST bate slei9 mad Baaborf's
1sberiiebluns In bas RlOitsr fir einiae Ssit
ieinen @obniis pieber in Der vrotben
Sraube" aufssi9lasen unb wetteiferte nit
ben beibeu Srauen In Der Gorge UNI ben
2eibenben. Oils ct aber ueri5ieoene UtaIs
BET ieinen SsiuGsn i'm &Iofsr, wenn er
mad WaQborf fraste, bic &ustunft erbal'
ten bate: @r befinbst ii9 i'm Gtelier,
enti5IoB ct ftd sur glbreiie. Ssst fam
i1 seben, iaste ct gu Sran Walloorf une
&esina, CT lit pie6sr I'M redtsn Sabrpaher.
Die 8orte bes Santss, psl5e ibm beim
QbIdisb ni9t NIT uon benz 5rsunbe, ion:
BERN aud BON beHsn glnsebOrissn in rsts
dem WaBe 81 Gbeil wurben, eri9ienen
ibm als elm i5Snsr 2obn fir aaes i@were
8oranee9angene. @r mar In 6ieier Seit
aud Srau @aIborf unb &esina beSeutent
ui6er als fribsr setreten, pereint bod
nidts bic Weni9en innt9er, ais 9ernetn;
fam ~setrassuss 2sib. Stunben Der Gorge
itn0 rpie bic Wini3eIrut9s, iie brinser
pstiteGte &oitoarstitsn 3u Gage, uno sri
ranber, 70 smpfdnsIid fur ales pabrbafi
gbIe unb @ute, SenoB ben 1mSans init
bieien einfa1sn aber %sartiinnisen unb per:
ffdnbisen Meni9en IN bobem WaBe. 8aus
BORIS Mutter ma INN INNER b~eionoers
ipmpatil9 eri5tsnsn, aber aud NIT 0te:
gina Ieruts ct ii9 pom Sag gu Gag better
uerfebeu. Sbr Weieu bate cine 9robe
9erdnberung felt benz Gage ~erIitten, ba ber
ue~rbGnsnispoae Brief In ibre Sanbe sc;
lanste. Ser 3us Der SeIbitsere6tisteit,
uel5er ie friber setenn3ei5net battle, bic
Strense, bic ibr iusenbIi6ss anseiiSt 10
usni9 tlsioete, rparen psri9uunben. &es
gina bate Semutb 9eItrnt nnb cine mill
bere 9surtbsiIurs i9rer llmssbuns,
Sol6e sinitise WstumprpbOie tounte
Miranter nidt LANCE psrborsen bleiben.
gr freute fi6 berisIbsn uno tano 3ubem
eiue beionbere 8sfriebisuns barin, baB ses
rate bieies Wdb9en, beisn 9uridbaItuns
eiuen EbsiI ibres @eiens ausma9te, ibm
nunmebr nit oifsnbarem Sertrauen nabte.
Goiens Name mar felt @alborf's gins
aus i'm &loiter ni5t ibsr feline 0ippsn ses
fommen. 9lu9 ieine ansebOrisen uermies
ben gsfiHentli9 beheu 0ennuns, bate
Srau5 bod iosar cine iul4e aufresuns sss
seiat, ais man ibm ben geia@ bes watsrn
S6ulmsiiisrs antinbiste, bab feline gles
s%erinnen ss fir ssratbensr fanoen, benieIs
BEN auf ipdtere 5eitsn gu ueri6sebsn.
90 lsbse Der 8iuitler, fait gan3 absei9tes
ben uon Der aubsnrslt, nut ieinem S4afs
fen, In Der &ssion ber ueuen 9sbanten
unb @sfibIe, bic inn aufsssansen waren.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-11-27
8 e(a6n ut.
Original 4oman
Don
Gmma y. Sr1nois SeIion.
lNortiesuna.l

ssrau Wou6orf faBte bic Gs9te ibres
Sobues. Gein, iaste fe nit benz auss
brud f~eifeiter ueberSeu9uns, fe ptr6 nt4t
INNER seI6bmt blsiben, bieie 9anb. Strete
fe aus, frsts bilfsflsbenb aus mad ben.
arossn &stter, unb sr pirb fs utdt pon t9
ftoBen. sic Dat i6on 70 S6Ones selets
ftet, fubr ite fort, sdrtltd iiber bic 9anb
bes Sobnes itrei9enb, iie Eat i9on 10
2iebIi9es ssidaffen gu @ottes gbre, fe
wtrb es aa9 pteber %tonnen, uenn has reues
pole Serh bas fi9 III 9an5er 3iebs Dem
susepen6et, ben es uerluiisn Dat, erft wtes
Der ibr 2ebrmeiiter isin witb.
Sic belt inne uno fru9te Sann nit ianfs
ter Stimme: @laubt Oa BIS n!5t AID,
nein &inb2
Der iunse Wann ianf pI0bIi4 Dot ber
Wutter auf bic 8ntee.
Stlf mir wieber empor, rief Ct aus,
fibre mid gu @ott, es lit sntietIt9, obns
Sbn gu ietu.
Gief eri6ittert Isste fe iesuenb bic
Sanb auf bss Rsuiseu 9aupt unb iprad
bic Worte bes 8ialms:
@r banbeIt nidt nit uus mad u~nferen
Wifstbaten; benn 10 bod Der 9immel aber
ber grbe 1T, ldhet TT walten feline @naoe
iber bic, pel9e i'm firdten; 10 fern Der
Worsen 1T pom Qbenb, e%ntfernt gr uns
BON %unieren Climber.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-11-27

uuBte, mas bas bsosutets. Sd psritanb
bic Spra5e Seiner Misnen, - Ou Daft
Soft sebantt fir meine grrettung, Ou
Iieber, reiner @usel, On Daft linn bafir
seoanet nit bet sanaen Snbrunif elmer Ites
benoen Seele. - Eole, mimi mir ben
i4Onen 9lauben, bic ieIise Sofinuns nidt
wisOer, - 10 bstet nt9t Die @eIpislin fir
ben 9efptslen, ni5t bic mitlsibpoIe Sreuns
bin fir ben Sreunb, 10 bstst bic @sIiebte
fur ben 9eIie6teu. @5 Roie, penoe Did
ni9t BON mir ab, fubr ct fort, ist pieber
ntetn, Jet n1ein gutter, treuer S3ussetit,
Der mir our Settle panbelt. Sber muB i'd
allein bic bsiauerIi9e 9iIssrreiie uoIs
3ieben2
0toie panbte ii9 UNI. Gi9t bas isIiss
@ntSdtsn, weI5es ibre 3ise usrtI&rt bate,
als er Suerit UNI lire 2iebe 9euorbsu, lag
isst auf ibrer, anseii6t, ionberu elm bets
Tiger @rnit. Iber aus ibrsm 9luse, ais es
bas feline iu6te, iprad bic game unsri6its
terIi9e Ereue elmer 0iebe, wsl9s 10 i9pere
Proben teitanbsn bate.
Nstn, Srans, mir polsn m~itsinanber
sisben unb bitten, buB Der Iiebe 9ott urs
be9Ieite, iagte fie.
Die Come i5ien i!tt uoI bur9 bas
sriinumrantte Sosenfeniter beretn, in psls
dem bic Beiben Irm In gtrm btuubblitten
in bic tbaufrtide Ien3Srinbe 2anbi9aft.
sic iab 10 etpas nt5t gum eriten RaIe tn
ibrem 0ebeu, bic S6ni9in bes Cages, aber
bier in ben alien, srauen &luitermauern
pcQte ibr bas Bib bod gang nsu unb uoas
ftdnois befrembIi9 eri6etnsn. 0runten
am llfsr bes &betntromss tanjte BET &abn
bss alien galfrann unsebulbtg bin uno
Der. Sie babe Stunbe, uel9e &oie fir
tire &ittebr betimmt bate, mar Idnsf
pstfofen. llnpanttIi5tsit, brummte Der
Slider Dor fi4 bin, muB pobI itdbtif4e
Wfobe isin, ma, fe mag ieben, wie ite
suradtommt, anb fabr pon bannen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-11-27
XIV

gS mar bu friibsr Stunoe uno 1o1
edmpften bic Worsennebel nit benz solbes
men SonnenIidt, aIs Elm Baden pom Utter
abiisB, um mad aloier Rarisntron gu
fabren.
Ser alte, beiien arm bas Ruber fibrte,
mar Elm pprttarser @sisas, unb bal iunse
Mab1en, psldeS inn sesenaber iab, unb
nit unseoulbissm Nusbrut ipdbenb In bic
Serne blidte, eridien ui9t mittbeiliamsr.
Oas Sraulsin5sa 1T LANCE in ber
Srembs sspeien, brad pISsli9 Der S5tfs
fer has S4peisen.
ga, iebr LANCE, e%ntsesnete bic ansere:
bette, psI1e pie aus einem Eraume err
pa9enb, fat eridruden suiammenfubr.
8is LANCE uobI, ibsr Elm SABRE
ga. ibsr Elm Sabr, sutsssnste bas
Wdb9en.
Sat sic ben 8atsr 10 LANCE ausin lafeu
mDgen2 frasts Der aIte meter unS blidtt
fe babel foridsub uno frafenb 3uslei6 an.
Ni9t germ, mar bic @ruiberuns; Id
bin aud jstt nlr fir wsnise Gage bier,
galtmann, i'd sebe baIO wieber.
Dieter i9ittslte ben &opf. auset:
i6einIi6 bate er i1 nur In bic llnbequem'
lidteit elmer 70 Iansen &sbe seitirSt, I'M
isinsr 8ssleiterin cine &ase gu ssben.
Wan Tam ni9t INNER, wie man mill.
9aItmann, iaste ROie; fe bate feline Ib'
fdt wobl %ueritanben, es war babel elm let
iss @rr0tbsn iiber ibr antIis s~elossn.
Der Slider autportete ni1t unb idit'
tslte nur no9maIs NIT benz Ropf.
Sest enbIi9 tau9tsn aus benz ueiBer
9unit BITE llmrins bsr srauen aIoiter'
mauern bsrpor. Mls Der Rabn has ufe,
errei1t bate, iprans bas Wdo9en empor
oils wo0e ss teinen NusenbIid 3eit per
liereu.
aber Der Ilte belt bic GiIiss suriif
Sic sudts leidt 3uiammen, ais bic San'
bes S6ifferrsdsn nit siisrnem @riff ibre,
arm faBte, iaatsn bod bic 9sute i'm 0orfs
NO bes 9altmanns Sauif brauf idldsif
ba wdtft tein @ras msbr, ater ie Id9eIt
sIsid barauf, als CT ipra9: Sat's +
SroBe @ils3
Ga, qroBe Gle, 9aIsmann, sntsesuet
fe. Ster, fubr fe fort, ibm sin @elbitiC
in bic 9ano bridsnb, bier fis @usr
Wibe.
Ser S5iifsr betrabtste bas @sIh. Isl
gu pisl, iaste CT unb pouts ss ibr 3urid
9eben.
Nsiu, uein! rief bas Wdb9sn, es II
rsdt 70. g5e ibm bissmaI Der @rifi mad
ibrsm arm sslans, mar iis an's llfsr Sc
i%prunsen.
9ebalten sizes nur! rief fis turia, mi
Der Sanb wintenb. IS TT germ seseben
sic baben mir sinsn re9ten 0ienft &C.
than. Damn pl6sli4 fi9 beitnnenb, fiSt,
fe baffis bin3u: So 70, beinabe tdtte I'd
ss usrssien, BaItmann, sic mifen BITE,
auf mid wsrten, i'd fomms ioslsi9 durad
@is LANCE bausrt's7 fragile ct.
gtpa cine babe Stunbe. Ni4t pabr
sic warten auf mt42
W%stnetpe8en, brummte Der S4ifer,
i'd MIL bis babin wtebsr bier istn. Iber'
mails f9ittelte er bann fem sraus Saupt
Ssin perpittertes NntIib nabm aber babe
bod einsn w~ObIwouenben ausbrud an.
Bonn Berg berab i4allts bas 9sIdut,
bss snslii9en @ruBes. Ser gIte 3oS Der
GiIobut pom 9opfe anb fabte TIN opii4sr
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-11-27

Gie ibpt bic geBeiGnung bieIcS alts
berlbr!en Observation-Disclosures Is aupeutet,
belteben Die ct. Sernaro Sr1utcrs
piaen leci9lt6 aug SHensenitpffen.
Oteie Ytllen picnen ntht nur ais elm ppr;igs
lttes Scilmitfel, ipnSern terridteu aud
ben nod nett trid,ti9ereu OicnIt zines Vprs
beuaungSs WittclS, ~tn'pfern lie, irern TO-
fort beim Grl6etnen fer 9eriu9itCn &enrs
5eibeu elmer St6rung Der Sbdti9teit Der
2eter, Se5 WngeuS Qlnperpaulidteit),
Der Eicreti, pner Der 0eoGtnre (9arts
leibi9teit), eiugeromrer, ben Gintritt Der
Srantbeit rerblteu. GeSelmdbtge gibbons
oerung, Grnabrung, irtpte Mnsidei=
euttg r~abraudteu StpfeS, bentuSen 6d8
tSrperlt6eQ8 pbne oieS Sreiblntt 9iebt'5
fem geiunoeS Saiein. @ebt eieIe SbittSs
feit 9eb6ris BON Staten, III BE Sereauuus
iptpie Der Stublsana eeluno uno ~re8elmdBtg,
tppJu ct. Sernaro Rrduters Hilert
rprjlalib belfet, 10 fretf has beItinfis ses
liuterte Ylut eeto nlrnterer purh ale aeerrt,
I'M iebem Sbetle he5 I6rpsrS friIhen Stpff
on STEELE pe5 perfraldten uno reue 2etenss
fraft az brttsen. 90 fptro eaS Srtebtrert
he's ntenIhlideu SprrerS IN reeeImdsiseut
@anae sebaltsn, fpceur1 Der Rrant6ett ber
Gintritt rertpsbrt pirS. SAT- Ou aber BITE
alIererHeu GuSthsn Tires SerannabeuS
rerua6laiiSt, un6 fi6lf Ou In SolS. beIen
3ppftueb pesr ltebelfeit, pber saIise
8ei6psrbsn, pSsr fsblt Dir Der ApSstit, p6er
febt Define Saut tranfbaft eelb aus, pber
fiblf Du Riepsrsei6lasenbeit, 10 ;6sere tets
nen ausenblid, fpneern rttttt iufprt
o.. Sssnaso Qrauter Riuen.
Su apctbefen ~ babeu; Briefs neba 0ebrautsansets
flung IS Gents 6e S&a6t.l, flnf e4dtteln for $l.W.
@srhen aud ssseu Gmpfaus ees grttits IN kssr
retr Srtefmarttn mad trseno elmer Geseue Der Ssrs
~ssnisttn Staatsn frst ~Iustianst ron
p. kev,taedtef 4 Co., Box gaze, New Yox cithI
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-11-27
ct. Gapbaels : gereiu gum saubt Der
Gin uRb NusWauberer.
Bur Bead tung:

Bon psr'htsssrs Ssitsu psrss Id 10 oft sriutt. ,ntt
8erpdnt,tu ooer Setaunteu, Der lber see toHni, tn
Castle Garden III sIpfdnssH une tbm 5ebhIfth 81 ietu,
Sd bin ssrus W ieesm Stsnht bsrett. Rur n5tts Id Bite
ten, tets seuGu a~ujagesen, init weItsn ShiHe Der 9etrtfs
isnoe tommeu ioI. Neuu man uus nibt ben uuseidbrtn
Ne9 uue bic uuestabre Ssttausibt, Yam elmer tomnen lou.
10 IT 60 itpsr, Ia fat nnm6sIia, Ssmaueen uutsr Der
ulahe gtrrGnferer ausHHst9 Ju MAIDEN. Mud mort "a
gut, usnn uan ben gsrpdnotsu loon bic Sersfs Der eurc'
pdtiasu 9ertrGuensmirutr snsibe. Hui eisis art plrst
aud i6ou oriiben iIr He seiorst pGrbeu, uns tdmsn ieIbt
am iibsritsu brett an MID. @ir seben htsr bic AbrsHt
her perihtsotneu gertraususntuusr unb bszer'eu babti
nod ~iolesuses.
Der 3psd Nes 81. Nupbasis'Ssrstus II. BEN Rsti,uhsn
S6us uue Seiiicrb dugeosi3eE gu lalsH. uuo tie por ts,
BEN Shessu In JettItteu uue ssth;gsu Dlassa ~ bsuaS'
rem. Seee Ans'urii In Setre1 elmer iGeen aHlCleaenbtti
Ter Steiis MIR SusttpiQig'i uue grGtts srtbeilt. &c
uI6se saper stu Seocr ia In Reiiss aussIs, subsittn psr'
traususuoa an ben Ysre!r csrstu. pier Elm Rsr,tt4uit
Der pri4tshsT;u Ssrtrautns nlSrusr:
BertreusnSn, 6nntt Ses e.. ~utaphatIs
Ssrstus iino Tn;
Bremen: gen Gator 3. . aI6ii.r. ~rtursnur. q.
SomburF: ger; fPtcocr RsSnSstG sr. R'tSsn'
Aalpsrpsu: 5err :. ~. %Artth, 80 ssSuG, i~gaIlsltl
So!tereuH: 6err SucCS SEilsr, uIu 0rr Sittradtl2.
SGurc: orr 2. Sumbtrt ~ttswoUr.S ~, 0olb,t.
9eUbnr: ecrT Batter - $50 - Hr'nr Str,u
Bs.tsbapsI.
9tusrpoc!: SCrr RiIItGn 6rph 81 "a: Gut,G.
Rem Mort: REP. !. 6sdiGnt. A,iyl r..rT 8 Siai'
Stresl. ssGsUHhH %iHIs tsGJorn.
Sorio gItarC, VrcC. ~ ,0rcTy eu ~ HroH!tsa
EcTr N'tn RS .''.a.
SEtRStEt iScu; ; ,n,.SI,. m. ~sn'-Irtu,
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Stets CUR Sane.
Dss Rctnes, Soma, Is. Suit, 1883. -
Spbolb fb in msinsr GamtIte irsenb iemano
ertiItet srstfe i'd fpfDrt ~ Or. guguit a6nis's
Somturser 8ruftbse unb bin ibsrisust, Sa6 Ser
l6ltmmite Suiten In fur;sr Belt seri6punSsn
Setn .ptrb. - Carl RaIinrpsti.
Sn sinissn Sassn psrfdpunesn.
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elmer beftisen Grfiltuug lsiosne, setrau9te i'd
Or. @usuIt 86uig's Samburssr SruIt6se un6
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THE CHARLES A.. voGELER CO.. Baltimore. No.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-11-27

THE CHARLES A. VoGELER CO.. Baltimore, No.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1888-04-18
What Mrs. Hendricks Wants.


Mrs. Hendricks, widow of the late
Vice-President, complains that she has
been grossly misrepresented in q re-
cent interview. crediting her with cen
surfing the Democratic party because
it had not procured a pension for her.
She has been severely criticised by the
press, and in defense of herself she has
prepared statement, in which she
says: II never at any time felt or ex-
pressed myself as complaining that the
widows of General Logan and General
Blair should receive pensions. No
such sentiment was ever expressed by
me. Indeed, am rejoiccd to know
that these ladies are likely to receive
pensions. 1t is great mistake that l
ever alluded to pension for myself.
l have thought, and so expressed my
self, that the Government should give
me the salary that would have been
due my husband. 1t is in the album
dant United States Treasury, and, as l
am told. is drawn by no one, ~ IN
dsanapolis Letter.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1888-04-18
Reclaiming the ZuYder Zee.

The area of dry land in Holland is a
million acres greater now than it was
in the sixteenth century, thanks to the
energetic works of reclamation which
have long been proceeding. 1t is
computed that eight acres of land are
daily restored to cultivation in the
wonderful little country which has
fought so sturdy fight against the
ocean. For forty years past Dutch
engineers have been proposing the
reclamation of the Zaydcr Zee--a
greater work by far even than the
draining of the lake of Harlem,
which occupied twelve years. The
Zuyder Zee was formed in 1882 by an
invasion of the sea. which engulfed
seventy two. villages. The matter is
now being taken up very energetic
ally throughout the country, and
several organizations have been
formed to collect funds for defraying
the cost of the preliminary surveys.
1t is proposed to separate the Zee from
the ocean outside by means ofdykcs o
great strength, and then to pump out
the water-obviously a long and costly
operation. That this colossal work OF
reclamation is practicable there eau
hardly be doubt The effort is worth
some sacrifices; for if it be successful,
it will add new province 10 the king.
dom of Holland. st James Gazette.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1888-04-18
FINE NEtGHBORHOOD.
A South Carolina Negro's Pleasant Ex-
poriencos In Tennessee.

A South Carolina Negroes Pleasant Ex-
porienccs In Tennessee.
A South Carolina negro who had
moved into Tennessee community
was asked by white man If he liked
his neighbors.
'Oh, mighty we'll, sab; mighty
WE'LL" he replied. "Trabeled ober
seberal counties an hab circleated
roun' er good many votin' precints,
but amt foun' no neighborhood yit
dat likes lack do dis yere one"
Have the people borrowed ANY
thing from you?"
"Oh, yas, sab; oh. vas. Bout de
secon' day we got we're Miz Jones she
came ober an borried de sitter, an
Mr.. Sniff he borried my sawbuck an
Mr.. Brown he come ODER an said dat
he would lack ter bab our coffee.
mill"
did you let them have what they
wanted?"
'Oh, vas. sab. Jes handed en-
right out widout word o plant"
Have they ever brought them
back?"
mo. sab.
"And still you call them good neigh
borsp'
Eyes, sah.'
"Well, l don't see how you can make
that out
EASY ernuff. sab. Yer see l hab
borried er dollar frum Miz Jones. er
chunk o er boss frum MI. Smif an CT
sassage. grinder frum Mr.. Brown, so.
Is er good deal erhead Oh. amt
neber gwine AK EN- ter pay me back.
Bless yo' life, rs dollars erhead now.
Ga, vas, sab, dis is 80 fur CT mighty
fine neighborhood. "-Arkansav 7rav-
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