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The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1889-03-06
SERMONS
BY THE
Rev. DR.. ]. w. Pratt.

A NEATLY BOUND VOLUME, COSTING
So, will be issued at an early day, containing
twenty-five Of DR.. J. W. PRATTS Sermons on
subjects selected mainly with reference to many
Of the strong doctrines - taught by the Presby.
terrain Church, such az Election, Gods Sove-
reiguty, Regeneration, Faith, Justification, Par
don. Grace Reigning, Glory Of God. Sabbath
Influence, Heaven, What is Life, etc.
Persons wishing to subscribe for copies Of this
volume, TO be paid on delivery will please send
their names 10 Mrs M. w. PRATT
l2l r. College st., Louisville. Ky.
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1889-03-06
MARKETS.
GRAIN AND COT ON EXCHANGE

GRAIN AND COT ON EXCHANGE
RICHMOND, March 4, 1889.
OFFERINGS.
Wheat 3 500 bushels.
Corn.-2 600 bushels
Oats u 900 bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT.-Longberry, 500 bushels prime at
$1.99.
CoRN.-Whlte, 1000 bushels good at Acc.
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1889-03-06
for Infants and Children.

"Castoriais so well adapted to children that
recommend it as superior to any prescription
known TO me-" II. A. ARCHER, NJ. D.,
Ill So. Oxford St., Brooklyn, NY.
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1889-03-06

" ANTED-By Young LADY who is
w graduate of Northern school, posi-
ton to teach English, French, aud Music.
References exchanged. Address
Miss a. r.,
jsS0-f care Carrier No. Is Richmond, Va
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1889-03-06

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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-07-08
@p0ettfmatt.
@dInB BON Der erften eeite.A

IaIien, tpel6e BEN S~flabenbanbel obi6offt
uno bel 1trenger Strafe BEN 8etrieb 6eiIel6en
berbietet. Die 2tberaIen unb Bic 9fQz
btfaIen IN Srullel baben 81 @bren beS Iibe7
raleu Nbgeoroneten Sanien eiu SeItntabl
Deraritaltet. Ser 9onboner Zines"
miro aus Slllabon Sol9en0eS 9elnelbet: Ser
neutrality-suspicious. 9e @aftro unb Der Gploz
nialmintlter Garcia ittrnmen nit BENT Miz
hitter Des NusDdrttgen, @omes, barin il6erz
eth, Die 9ela8oaz8 at@ Nngete8enbeit einem
S0ie0Sgert6t 5u itberDeifeu. -9ta6ri0ten
aus Npta pom %. Stunt meloen, oaB Das
Deuti6e &anone1boot QSolf ndd ben Wtarz
1dalstn1 ELM %untertnegS iDar, Inn ben &0nig
06oltetoa na6 Samoa 3uriidsu6rtngen. =
8et Wtatan5as IN @uba BADEN itA pl0bLt0
cine Wte1ge Spalten I'M 8ooen ge6ffnet,
ipoonr6 Die 8etpobner Der @egenD in groBe
gtufregung Deriebt porben itnD. @tni9e Ser
SpaLten ltnO 800 SuB lang, "a 6rB brett
urD 70 Snb ttef. - Sci Qrftn bat 5ipil6en
GgDpttl6en Gruppen unter Sberit QSoDez
boule ltto elmer S6aar Oerpiide Ctnz
hanger oeS OtaD6D ein @efe6t itattgefunz
ben, in tpeldem 6te 2ebteren nit eineut
8erluite bon 500 SoOten ODER 8eripunoeten
ben &antpfpl0B rGuutter. Die Q(egDpter
Derloren an Sp6ten uub 8erlpun0eter nut
II Wtann; and 5pei britii0e Oifi3iere
purDen berpun0et. Die dgpptiiden Srupz
pen ma6ten auf Der 8erfolgung Der Der
miihe 500 @efangene. = Die @tglGnber
baben Die franS0iti6e SABINE ouf benz 6auie
0es SultanS 8ountonton IN @ranD 8alfam
III Ober : @uinea, gSeit : Nfrifa, entfernt.
S~ronfret6 beanlpruht Die S@irm :
Gerri6aft iiber ba5 @jebiet bes Srltans.
g8e9en Der Qln9eleQetbett i6meben 5tpti6en
Sranfretb unO @ngLano ltnterhanbLlmQelt.
= Gnglanb, 9eutihIan6, 6rantrej6, 8orz
tu8al, 8eIgien, Der Gongoitaat uuO Stalien
treffen Nnitaltet sur QlbDaItung elmer GDnz
ferets bebufs SeititeIung Der @5ren3en tbrer
betreffenOen 8eitbu19en in lLfrtfa.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-07-08
Dom 01ad 8e9dnitt9te.
6wet 6amiIien ourd Ole Southland Staatsz
eIidli9 eema9t.

uS9 betrahte IS aGs utberniinfttg, 6aB
Sic nidt Dentgltens eth g1n3es @oupon fur
it6 lelbit bebalten," Iagte: Elm SreunO 5u
SameS Moams, einem Dobl6efannten peuz
uno @etretoez 0Gn0ler, Der, na6oen CT Elm
babies 9uBeno SidetS fiir Die Wiat>3 iebung
Der Southland Staats> Qotterie gefallft bate,
ft9 berniibte, BEN balben NntbeiL an iebem
2Doie an ietne gefannten 5u perfarfen. vGs
idetut mir" iagte Der Sreunb tpeiter, vals
Db Sic Sbr Slid pegl0nletBen; lptelen
Sic bod oas gauge 2oos."
v@in Wfal mid ids bod beriuden,"
iagte 9loamS la6eno; ua6er in 6ieier Gibz
tung babe i6 fem Slid, ntentals 9ebabt."
@r that pie er iagte, leete bas Qoos, Elm
t3tpan5igitel bon SEQ. 50.416, in feline
Brieftai0e, uno sitg fort, obne mebr baran
III 0enfen. Ser IA. Oeat, Der Sag Der
:3iebun9, fam, un6 nit Nuoeren begab ii6
6err Noam5 na6 Dem Nni6lagebrett, auf
pel6em Die gIidliDen gtummern per3eidz
net tparer. gu ieiner gr0Bten Sreuoe err
fannie er in Der eriten Belle Die 3ablen ietz
mes eigenen 2ooies, tpel6es i'm gu Der bib
l6en Sur11ne bon $4,000 bere6ttgt. go
fort binterlegte er baS Coupon BET Weus
Sarge & 60. Sur Collection, uno Dor emit
gen 5agen er6ielt er iein @elo. 6err
Ioams beibt betrd@tli6es @igentbum in
Derl6te0enen Sbetlen Der Sta0t, BON nell
6em Elm She'll nit elmer SDpotbef belaitet
lit. Setn eriter SGrttt mar, bteie S6ul>
benlaIt III beben, uto nit einem She'll bes
l1eberi6uites beabii6tt9t ct cine 0tetie na6
europa gu MAIDEN.
Gin Qotterie>2oo bat i6on oft 3net Qie>
benOe in ben Sta1o geleBt, 1t6 81 bereints
gen, aber lelten bort man bon etrem Tau,
no Elm Gbnlt6er Oft BET einem berbeiratbez
ten 8aare p~ollso9en tDurbe. 0teie @rfabs
rurg ma9ten 6err 2llfre6 un6 Srau Wfar>
garet Sriot, tpel6s einise Sage Dor Dem IA.
Otat 1t6 ie6r fetnblt6 gegeniiber itanben.
sic batten ben Stano geo. 81, Walbington
Wfarft, 100 iie Elm Butter unb &G1e>@e>
i9dft betrieben, aber 8eiDe maren 10 u11Su>
frteben nit chamber, baB ie ie I'M cine
S6eioung na6lu6ten. Sonberbarer
N8eiie tpurben t6re 9lppltfationen abgetptes
fen, aber ie leBten tbre getrennte 2ebensz
tpeile fort. Sim Sage mad Der 3iebung
Der Southland Stats Qotterte begegneten
ft6 Die beiben @beleute, uno nit Stol3
5etgte er et1 2oDs NIT Der gttmmer 50,416,
mel6es i'm 3u einem !3manstgitel bes
9aupts@ etDinnes, $500, 00O-$15, 000, be-
re6ttgt.
vaonnm 3u mir" iagte bic bisber unsre
frieoene Satin, uno ite umarntten ft6
3drtli9. Damn begaben fe it6 nod Der
NeuS, Sarge 8anf, lint bas @elb gu coGz
%lectiren, ianoten 6as 2oos na6 Stem Or
leans, unO por t~penieen Tagen erbielten tie
lbren @etpinn in @olomiin3en %ausbe5ablt.
SeBt beftnoen ite it6 auf Der gteiie na6
@uropa nno leben tpteber gliidli6 unb Su1
trteoen 3ulamlnen. = San Srancisco (GaI.)
Gau, B. SUM.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-07-08
Beittdlifbe Robbeit.

Sin lft beitialiider 9tobbeit ipielte ii6
MISUNDERSTANDING Dor ben Sliden ber8ez
ipobner Der Na6bari9aft oes 0aules SEQ.
802 sc. 6allteo1tr. ab. 6rau WarQaretb
Sbren, Die nit ibrem W1anne bas oben err
tpGbnte 6allS beDobnt, b0rte aus Dem binz
teren 9ofraum oas @ei0rei ibres E06terz
6ens. Sic 9ing bortbin uno bemerfte
baB oas Stub bon einem Subrmann, Der
ebenfaQs in $50. 802 sc. 6aliteotr. tpobut,
aelhlagen ipuroe. Oils ite benz &inbe All
6illfe ellen tpollte. tpanote fi6 Ser robe
Batron gegen ie unb m~iBbanbelte tie Scr
art, Dab lie in balb betpuBtIoIem :3uitanbe
na6 Dem 9euti6en 6oipttal gei6afft merz
ben muBte, mo- Die Ncr3te an i6reln 9luffomz
men 5tpeifeln. SSbr ~2tngreifer lit bis iebt
nod niht perhaftet tpprben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-07-08

1tebcr Oem pfaotoIen Sceaa rtnb tuettgebeDnte,
npu mddtieeu pielperapei9ten @6ieneutrdngen Durds
sooene &ontinente Ieben imb tdgGi6 N&Drioben BON
MtenI9en in @elueQut9 fe feBet fb alien &eiiea
miberpartigfeiten benz @e9Iel bes &1inas, unge-
iuo6utrr Rolt uno elmer nteleiDt Neutrality-suspicious.
oerten @tmosp9dre aus nnb iinb bod guten @tutbes
uab boITeu auperIt9tlt1 gutter @eiuno6eit gu bleibeu.
Menu fi6 bieIe 3uperIi1t oarauf Itiibt, boB bic gtet-
1euben fb int 8eIiBe oes beiten meOt3tTiiden Stbuss
illb 8pr6euounsmittels unierer 3eit, @UitetterS 9ias
qenbitter8, %befinben. 10 lit fe pOQauf bered:igt, a1-
6ernfaQs Mot. S6lamutt9es Maiier, ormieli9e Soft,
bic Nblponnnng nnO iOnitigen ibIen gmpfironn9en
~fronfDeit unb @erpoiitdt u1b one i~uniti9en lpdbrenO
etuer langeu &eiie einpfuuoe1en Observation-Disclosures
perlieren lire S9reden nno MISUNDERSTANDING
@irfuuq nab @ebral9 bieies unibertreffliben, b=
rubiQen6en, trdftigenben u1o eririIdeubert 3eiltranfs,
Der nnI6dbbare 9tenite Ieiitet BET alien S1aen BON
9pspepie, 09p66e, 9terooiitdt, gerItopfnna, Ntalo=
riabeI9tperber, &beumattsnlus unb gtererletoen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-07-08
Bert peterion's 110roer.
Or eefebt fein brutaIes Derbre6en Elm.

8ter Stunoen na66em 8ert 8eterion
ant 9onneritagW2orgen Dor ieinerg8obnung,
gto. 145 Sft @btcago 2lUe., erito6en tporoeu
lpar, laBen Die W(0roer nt6t nur Dtnter
S6loB unD Jttegel. ionbern Gapt. S6uett>
Ter belaB aud oaS 8efenntntB bes W1oroz
buben, oas ALIEN geniigenO iein ioute, ben
Burden an ben @algen 81 b~rtnget, mas
Ieioer ni6t mDglt6 lit, neil er nod 5u iltng
lit. Der Wforo lit elmer Der brutallten, Der
1t6 ie in GDtcago ereignet bat.
Ser Morobube SeurD 2Dons 1T nur eit
8url6e bon II Sabren; bod trob letner
Sugeno elmer Der beri6tigtlten Strol1e ser
ur1ter Dem gtatnen vWfarfet Ctr. Sang" be-
rii6tigten BalDe, nit Der AUDI 8urfe uu6
GooneD, Die Wt0r6er grontn's, enge Sub
lung batten.
Na9 letner eigenen GrSGblung itrolhte
QDonS nit letnen @efGbrtet al oer@6icagoz
Mpenue berunt. Sic tparen ollie Stemlt1
fart angetrunfen. Sn ietner @eieui1aft
befanoen ii6 Ebomas Q8ali6, 6rant s..
Song, 9an. &eoes, Sobn gtt6olS uno @Oz
Die Brenoergait. 0ti6ols lieB ii9 suerlt
unter Capt. Shiittler funitgeredtem Druid
berbet, letnen @efdbrten 2pons 81 berraz
then. Capt. S6iittler ian0te lofort bic
Yoli3iten Gleager, Scott uno Wfoore aus,
unb bieie bra6ten 2Dons III bic Station.
SIN 3tpei Stunoen mar bic @el6idte bes
0erbre6enS GIL Bapter gebra6t unb bon
2DonS unter5ei6net. Nus otelem @eItdnbs
nib gebt berDor, baB QDons aus reiner Sob
belt crit Trau SEEING, un6 penise Winuten
ipGter 8eteriDn ita9.
Gapt. Sbittler unb 8oliSetdef Subbar6
tparen Geioe iebr erfreut iiber Die unOerbofft
rai9e Grleoigung Der l1nterlu9ung in biez
fem Wor0faQ.
6oftentlt6 tbut nun audi Der StaatSaltz
nalt ieine Bfihe un0 befrett bic 8iirger
Der gtor0lette bon einem Dieler nerrobten,
gemetngefdbrlt@en @eleuen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-07-08
Selbfmor6.

6D6e Snit6 bergiftete ii6 Sreitag Worz
gen in ieiner Wobnuu9, $50. 203 DIT @rtez
1traBe. DIS er G11 Oonnerita9 ieinen @trtbsz
leuten, W. st. 0artlD, r@ute Gta6t" iagte,
tpar SmttD Doatomu1en gutter 2aune. @ez
ltern gta6mtttag begab it6 Srau 6artlD lit
Smttb's 3inmer, fanb aber Die S6ir Derz
i4loien. NIs fie auf mebrfa6es &lopfen
feline @nttport erbtelt, puroe ie belor9t urtb
bena6ri6tigte Die 9oli5et. :3nei 8olt5ilten
6%rangen tn's 3tntmer u116 fanoen Smitb
Ieblos in 8ett. Sn Ser 6anb belt CT cine
nod CUR 6dlfte nit 2auoanum 9efiate
Slal9e. 9luf benz Slid lag Elm 8rief, i1
benz Smitb erflGrte,. baB CT bes Qebens
mloe let, 0a er neoer @eI6 nod Nrbett
babe. Smith mar Elm G~ngldn6er bon Sc
burt un0 35 Sabre aft.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-07-08
StQ0t GDtcQ0o~

Scr General 9tgent S3err Ser=
4stots9& SreG;GDatiot beSatdI$ Die
Gt0ateas SDio, 0SiGignts S3ctu
Storf, &cs9tfDGunt9e;t 1ato GaaaSe.
$serr 8r@1ts Stto oet Staat gSiSz
cottStt.
&scrr GSttarO Sratn1oT sen Staat
9SebraSfm.
@err SDco4 H. 8eGana,ee Seat
Gt9at SttoEn4tn.
seer G2trt G0maIenfee oem Staat
SSuittDiS+
Serr SOB. 9eimr. S0erer Sett
Gtaat SQtuoiS.
&err 9s&tSotf 9opp Sen gtnat
&nufaS+
Gerr 9attt Sric6et oew Gtn0t
cSGSUa.
Scrr Gstscst Sailer Sen Staat
SeraS.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-07-08
Gin Hnfh fiji D1ntfn,.

Mrs, @tnSGom's .Sootbtno
9prup" ioute beitdnbi9 beim &inberz3o h22
nen 9ebrou0t iperoen. @r belGnftiot bQs
Gino, eripeidt 6as j3abnfeii9, linbert aGen
S3rter5, titrtrt Wino=Jfolif, unb lit bas bette
yttttel gegen Otorrboe. Silnfunb3pansia
Gents Die Tloi6e.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-07-08

0iepbpfo1o9ii0e Dreteint9=
f fono eim sS[Dafn %p5ato 91"a9''i isiS14, ns1 Der Der
&0rper gel uno bleiben iou. Inn bieIe Gou=
%fomnenbeit git iidern, muB ieoes Qr9an
feline Qufgobe erfiQen uub miiiier Dos Slut
unb ale Sliif9teiten bes aOrpers rein 9e=
baIten lperDel1. Ole 9tatur lit intmer ouf Der
6ut, 8erluite a1 erieben urO bic 8unttionen
1Dieber ber5uitelen, wObin9e9en Der Mteni9
ieilten S6arflinn BARN au iiben i6eint, ieiz
mem &0rper nebermdbi9eS 5u6umut9e1 nnb
einen Sr9anismuS 81 itoren. Ybpitoz
lo9en Der alien 3eit perlieBen it'd ouf Sell
mittel aus benz Yflon5enrei6 5llr &eintgung
beS 8lltteS unb sur NerbiItull9 BON 6rant=
beiteu, un6 Ser @ebrau6 Der ldngit betann=
ten ct. Bernard &rGuterptIlen
lit ionlit flaiiii6 geworben.-3u % Gents
bel 2lpOt1eEern 81 baben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-07-08
Sbpabe 1ndnner,

mel9e lire pooe Mannesfraft unb GlofisitGt
bes @eiites pieber 81 erlanJen wiinl6en, er.
bolten unent9eltlt6 @uStunft iiber ein
e&eateS &etIOerfaDreu, mel9es ii6 bis
iebt in iebem einSelren Sale 9ldnseno be-
uGbrt bot. 8ebanblung ebenio et1to9 wie
biuig.. Seber iein eigener ar8t. Su9 nebit
obreilire: 8riUate GIimtc & 9tSpems
faru, % gSeS H. Str., Netp Oorf,
Ne. D.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-07-08

2(per's 9iuen entbolteu Die ,pirflamen
S aflaiidyen y Yi / n ps' n utpf iirb Of mitteIs , rif=
ienti9oftli9er 8enutniB unb erprobter &unft
10 5ubereitet, baB Die rauben unb i9arfen
@leunente iener Yfldn5en aus9ei9teben lino,
1tnO ltur Die m%irflarte @rul1bla9e beibe6alten
1T, mel9e BELT obne S6abe1 81 b~rtn9en.
Stit bu trant, 10 made einen &eriu9 ba=
nit
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-07-08
-1hr NntIib mar ihr 1eidthum.

0Rr NntItk mar ibr Retbtbum.
9te mar biloi60m unb 10 geitpoG uub lebz
bafr, baB es einem wobl that, fe an5uleben.
gle NJ or 6as oues, a6er ite 1T es ni3t me6r.
@rnres Gei9Opf bic 9toi en- per,peilen ni6t
mepr art tbren 8an9en, Der friibere Slang
tbrer Qn9en tit peri6wunben. Sic lit ieBf
Elm trtblelt9 ousi6duenbes Mtenl6enffn6.
gle bat zines ier1er BET Srauen 10 6dufiaen
Getoen lI11O bebgrf DR.. Pierce's Favorite
Prescription. Oieies l9afft Die eel6munz
oene 9raft wieber, brtn9t bas 9anSe Gpitem
III 0rbnun9, itelt Die Stolen uHb SEN Sian,
1pleoer Der unb ma6t bic 6rau gu benz, mas
ite emit mar. an5iebenb, 9efunb lnb olaidli6.
nFavorite Prescription" 1T Die ein3ige Qr3s
net tiir 6ra1en, bte pon @potbern p%ertanft
miro unter elmer. pofitipen g a.
rontte ieitens Der Sabrifonten, buB 1ie in
iebem Safe 5ufriebeniteuen ober bas @elo srs
rilf9egeben piro. 0ieie @orantie 1T ouf BEN
Slql3en1ml6lo9 9eoruft uno piele Sabre
lang 9etreull9 etn9ebalten woroen.
Sir ole @~tOrtngen Der 9eber. bes Maseus
nn6 Der @ingewetoe nebmt DR.. Pieroe's
Pellets. Cine pro So1is.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-07-08

@orrnes @etter perurla9t bGufig eroBe
Motti9teit unb llnf6bigtett, unb in Sem oes
i6md0ten 3uitanb bes Sp1tems erI6ttnen
bur6 n~nreines Slut perurla9t bGuftg Sranf=
beitcn. linn Graft Su iamnteln, bic Granfbett
81 belDdlti9en u1to bas Slut gu reiniqen, al
beleben uro au berei6ern, nebme man 6ooS's
Soriapdrila.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-07-08
Ghtca9o's 6uwods.
8as bic GtaOt Sur6 Ben InI6ltB Der
SOritGOte geDintt.
Die wibtiefen Sefimmuneen barber, wte
DER 2nidIu6 Dor it9 9eRt.

Sn peutgen Gagen, tuen1 bas GrgebniB
Ser am San1itag itattgefunoenen Mnz
%uerionspabl amtli6 feitgelteut lit, miro
G6icago Sen 3peiten Stang unter ben
StGoten Der Ser. Staateu etnnebnten,
benn es wirb alsoann aud B6ilaselpbta
an @intpo6nersabl neit ilbsrragen. Die
8ep0lferungS> 3unabrne bertbetlt 1tb out
Die angeglieDerten 8oritdote ungefdbr, tple
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-07-08

Sac 0u0ettett1 bc4te6tett TITO be-
faNtttest 0t0f1ettbiere 0er GOteraS
Setpp @retUitt9 &c. fitt0 sSe0erz
.stattet Ste eHtpfcDtett. 8eteM2tttGett
bites ett04t brett ntt Die &raucreI
So SettSeGt~
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-07-08
Cine %kin0erl0feG Che

Mie un6 ~upburtb bteiem 1iebel in t"uraer 3ett
oboebDIfen meroen fann, aei9t Der ,,9ettmtgS s. ss,t.
fer'|, 250 Geiteu. nit 5ablreiden naturQetreleu 8tls
6eiI.JnItitut in Sem gDrf berausge9eben miro, auf
6ie fla { tie @eife. Sunge 2eute, bic in ben Gtan6
Der @be tretert DoGen, ioGten ben Spru1 SDiGer's:
bb g saas ! nno bus pOrtreitTIg6e g h Ieler, che fe BEL BEN
nt9tlgten S9rttt bes SebeuS tbuu. Mtro fir
25 Gents in Qpitmarten in beutiber Spra8e. iret unb
iDr9Iam perpadt, oerioubt. NoreIle; Deutsches
Heilinstitut, II Clinton Place, New York, N. Y.
Ser GctturgssMuter" lit aud bur6 bic
@n99onolung non German Sbimoftp, $50. 276 Dit
Nortb Ape., @Dico9p, ST., 5n boben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-07-08
(asloliiil


fasr Sntglttge A1ttN 5tnNet+
GatOria f6toert bic gSeroaattsa unb beietttsi
Iuf8etrtebenbeit, 8eritDpfung, 1berIbGiiise Musena
idure, Dtarrbpe unb SieberzO t8poitipu. Oaburh
tptrb bus 9tnb seiunb Seunaat unb fem @dIaf ata&Sr=
lid. GAitnria entbdlt weber Mprpbtu, nod 6nbere
nartptt1@e Gubitanoen.
vGafprta lit fp s~DrSasGidb ~seeignet fur ainber, bas i'd
Tim Dor alien dn6eren mir befd1nten 8rdpdrdten BEN
BCrSus gebe. s. q. Nr@er, NJ. D.
Ill SDutb Sgfrrb Str, Srpptlpn, q. 8.
US@ penbe in metner Gragis Gaifcrta an unb era@ts
eS ~6efpnbers s~eetanet Bet 4ffefttpneu Der Rtnber."
&Geg. &Dbertipn, NJ. D..
1857 2. &pe., 81. 8.
ILLUS peri6nGt6er 8eDba6tuns un6 GrfabrunS fannie
Sagen, baB GaItprta etne au89e3et6nete Mept3tn fur
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judge Hugh II. Cummin, of Williams
port, died at tresson Springs ON Sunday
morning OF Brights disease of the kidnevs
ailer an illness of a little more than two
weeks.
The remains were taken to Williamsport
and will be buried on Tuesday at 1 o'clock,
Judge tummin was born in Liverpool
Perry county, on May q, ISL. lie was
selt-oducnted, having had no acadeni,
trn'nlng whatever, and while vet u mere
youth was the village schooluastcr Since
1867 he had lived in Williamspurt, havjnu
read law with the late George White, and
subsequently the two formed a legal part
norShip. In 1873 he was elected president
Judge of the Lycoming district. and on the
expiration Of his term at the beginning of
thc present year he resumed the practice of
his profession.
At the time of the recent great flood
Judge Cummn was especially active in all
measures for relief, and Governor Beaver
appointed him a member of the state flood
commission, and he was elected the resi-
dent representative and official executive
Tor the distribution of food at Johnstown
and the toncmaugh valley. lie established
nus headquarters Mt tresson Springs, a few
miles east of Johnstown, and il was here
mat the deadly disease first manifested
H'eli, brought on, as his friends believe, ,by
"\crMork III prosecuting his duties as a
member oi the Hood commission.
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Mr.. Kaufman II Consistent.

From the Philadelphia Record.
Representative G. G. Kaufman, Of Co
lumbia, who is member Of the soldiers
orphans commission, says that the state
mcnt that he has felt the syndicate's influ-
enco Is not correct. and that he has
not In any way relaxed his hostility
10 the syndicate schools. Mr.. Kauff-
man was one of the most outspoken
and vigorous enemies Of the syndicate in
the Legislature, aud II was through his I'M
tiring and well-dirocted effort that the re-
strictive clause outlawing the four syndicate
schools was placed in the commission bill.
Mr.. kantImans friends are, therefore
gratified 10 find that the talk that his sepa-
torial aspirations had induced him to modi
~ his attitude is without foundation. Mr..
kaufman says: al know of no attempt
having been made, either by" Grand Army
activity" or "syndicate influence" to
change my purposes in this matter or 10
induce me to relax my vigilance or to abato
my interest in the proper care, main
tenance and education of the children of
the men who saved the nation, nor can IL
be done SO long as they shall remain the
wards of the state and a member Of the
commission
Mr.. kauflnan's friends, who understand
his sturdy Independence, are fully satisfied
that this fairly defines his position. lie
has always been straightforward and bold
~ his attitude upon this subject, and evil
IDENTIFY has not been turned aside by any
consideration of personal ambition.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-08-12
The State Troops.

| The summer camps Of the state troops
are now in full swing, and the citizen
soldiers are having taste of what would
be very hard and disagreeable work IL IT
did not come but once n year and difier
so radically from their usual occupation.
! The business men aud clerks who make
! up the largest part Of the rank aud file
of the militia enter heartily into the sol
| dicr's life in the open air and no doubt
enjoy il as much as they would a holiday
with no work in ii. 1t is also generally
conceded that the superiority of our
state troops in soldierly qualities has been
gained by the service in the summer
camps. While the crack companies of
other states vie with one another in
cadcnccd manual Of arms and nice exc
cution of company drill, the Pennsyl-
vania national guard has no taste for
such nonsense, but compels respect by
its business like an easy movement in
large bodies and by the air of an old
campaigncr with which each man makes
himself comfortable when they go TO any
celebration or are called out for posi-
BILE riot. This bearing IL the result of
the summer camping of the troops i'm
large bodies and the stern insistance that
these camps shall not be mere picnics, AS
they are in many states, but actual schools
of the soldiers. Much is 10 he hoped
from the new feature on trial this sum
mer in the instruction of the state troops
by regulars camping with them. This
instruction may he indirectly by exam
pie in a hundred little details Of camp
life and care of the dress and weapon; or
it may be direct and careful instruction,
Us in the details of sharpshooting, the
management of the sights and many
points in which the regulars take infinite
care 10 perfect themselves in their long
and closely contested summer struggles
for the trophies and distinctions literally
offered 10y the war department. The ar
tillcry now in camp ut Mount Gretna is
hampered by the lack of modern field
guns but in their short time in camp the
meu will have plenty To do In ways that
will make better soldiers of them
whether they have modern or ancient
cannon. There has been much talk of
late of full dress uniforms, and guns
seem more necessary, but II would be
best of all To eXpend the cash in extend
ing and perioctng the system of summer
camps. Let there be spring and fall
manmuvres of the state troops in full
force in the field.