davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-04-22
Shuere uufGIIe.

Ser Subrmanu Daniel 6rD tpurbe
Otittpp6 QtbenO bas Spfer zines lhmes
rem unfaues. 9lS er qegen 6 ltbr nit
ietnem Wagen iiber ben t6aliteos Stra>
Ben>giabuft fubr, tpuroen bic 9ferDe
plDbli6 i6eu unb brannten our6. Ser
&uti0er tpuroe pon1 Wagen gel1leubert,
gerietb 3pii6en Die !9ebeIitange unb tpuroe
in oieier furdtbaren Gage bis 3ur Sllbiana>
StraBe fortsei6leift. Grit bort 9elang es
ben 8alianteit, bic raienoen Bferoe sur1
Steben 81 brtngen. SrD tpuroe untcr bent
gSdgcn beruorge3ogen uno Dalb toot III eln
11ahegelegene5 6auS getra9en. Seine Silbe
tpare1 serfleiidt, bret 9ttppen 9ebrod)en ulto
ii6erbaupt 10 perlebt, baB Die Nerste i'm
GountD : 6ospttal, robin CT ilberfiiDrt
tpuroe, ali leinem Nuffomnet 3tpeifeln.
Sobn 8roB, Elm 19zlGbriger 9Dbnte, gez
6radtSue int Der NGDe bon 0otpner's
@rope lpringert tpo1!e, uuter bic &Goer uno
tpuroe nit 3erlhmettcrten 8einen berpor>
ee3oger. Sic 8erlebung DtrO tpabrl6einz
LID ben Sob berbetflbren. st Dobnt 233
%. 9(.
0er b0hmilde 9trbeiter @6oIpb Wtalfa gez
rietb bel Dem Gerlu6, auf einet Srabt5ug
su ipringen, inter Die GGoer unb murbe in
i0uer perIeBtem .3uitonoe mad bsr
@ountDs 5ospital 8el6afft. ST tpoDnt 725
%. IA. ctr.
Ser l1nfitte, 6Iaidem gefdbrli9en Sns
bats unueribloiien uno in benz 8erei6 bon
&tnOer6dhoen gu belaien, bat idon mani
dies lutge Gebert sum Opfer 0cfDToert. Die
feline, oreilGbrigc @raep MurraD iah
auf einem Srett cine SlaiGe iteben,
ra6 Der i6r neusiert9es &inberouge Ser
lan9en trug. Sic 1teIte fi6 einen Subj
Oil oaS bodgeleeene Srctt, langte uad Der
SloId)e, I'M i'm nd6lter Qugenblid nit
etnem marfbur6brinbenoeu Nngiti0ret gu
8ooen SIT finfen. Nls bic erldrofenelt
Gltert berbeleilten, bot 1ib ib1en etn entz
ieBli6er Qnblid Bar. 0ie Nlai6e entbielt
&arboliGurc Mnb bas Gbenbe Gift, bas beinr
Oerlntcrlanaen aus Der Slaihe o~efloiIet
ipar, bate Odnoe uro @eii0t oes &inDes
nerbrdnnt. uno mar our6 ben Muno i1 Die
&eDle beS Wfdbdens getaufen. Ser 8ater
oeS WtdodenS, 8. WtlrraD, @G6GftsfiiDrcr
oeS @renier'i6en Circus. ippbnt IN bent
Saule 80 San9amonitrabe. Die NerSte
3~iDeifeln al Dem Nuifon1neu Der Steiner.
Gin Der @Ge Der II. Ctr. uno Center Mue.
observation-disclosures Tins 6lalldtpagen Der
Teuerpebr auf benz Wege gu einem 6euer
nit eillem acknowledgements suIammen.
Die B~aiiagicre muroeu tiihtig burheiuanz
bet 9eidittclt, bod purbe 9siemauo perIebt.
Die Seucrnebrleute ipuroet nit aller lSu6t
auf oas Steinpflalter geiblcuoert uno stpei
oerielben ni6t unbeoeuteno perlebt.
g. Mulfp uno Spbn Bart tpurben
seitern, Der grltere an Der Campbell 9lpe.
Der !3Deitc an Der Is. uno Gana(itr., BON
GiietbaDnsii9en ii6erfa6ren uuo e~et0btet.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-04-22
Gin Smrd assYepfebcrbittcrtes eeben lift

VEFt VWFW ~TEYVT FNVVFVFt<VFFVW NNWEV II
bes 2ebeus fall1 tpertb. &aurenbafter Nppetit, SDos
brelrert, unertldrlide InfdGe ODn gerppFtdt 9erS-
flopfeu nod benz GTeu, 6eiBbun9er por unO S[dbut=
gen mad ben Wtab15eiter, bos limb eint9e Der Eenns
sei1en bieies qu6lcuoet 11ebelS. gu beifen geieitigung
lit nur a~ueierlet nbtbis, rdnlli9 i~pfprti9e 3ubitfes
no1me BON 9%oitetter's Wtugeubitters unb foniequenter
6ebrau1 ~belIelben. g8irb beie @pri9rtft befpl9t 10
lit bic boniidnbige Sur gctptB. rlnrnittelbdr bpr Doer
ma. BEN Mtahl8eite1 etn9etounten, %bei0rbert hties
grpBe Wto9enclirir Die NbIoubcrlug be5 WtagenioTtS.
bieies ndtiirliben &bemittels fit Die genoiiene 9tob=
perbunbenen 6Dmptonte Der nerp6iel Gei5ln9 Der
2erpb9efdBe neri0minoen i'll benz @rabs, lpie her bels
fotte ulb rf9uIireHoe @innuB bes SitterS @laB 9reift.
Ser &ppetit lte1t li@ lpieoer etu. Der SGlaf erqutdt
tpieber unb iii 6plge befieu burdbitr6mt neieS moHltgeS
a5ebo9en ben &nrper, beHen WtnSfeIfroft 5uninln1t lnb
neuer SebeHsmuth crfii1t beu i0pn bes &ebeuS ueber.
briiiigen. Waau gebroude beS Bitters ou) ge8en
g9eblel. 1lrb anbere 6ieber utb &be1matismuB.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-04-22
Gin bamfbarer 0oftenf,

ber ieinen 0amen ni6t eellannt boben MN
ulo Der ieine OoAfdnSi8e 4sieoerNcra
fte0unG bon fGDaperetn 2eIben elmer in
etnem 0ottorbu6 an9esebenen NrSnci per-
oantt lGBt blrd ms baiielbe f~pftetfrci arI
lelne leloetsen Ntitmeni6en peri9iden. Gle.
les srose Sud entbolt Wescpfe, bic III ieber
Cure 4oreiie nit griei,narfe an: 6. Sis
fatap s. Co., Is g. Auuitun @tr..
Ne,u MOtt ". q.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-04-22
Gin 9rAG

Der ietne &rsueisGaihe p~crloren bate ii9
aber poaftdnotg ausgerilet farO, ba linn
cine 6loiGe Don aper'8 Bi1en CUR Snno
mar. = 8. Grriion, MD, aus San. Sole,
@al., idreibt:
@or etipn bret Sabreu tpar t5 errG5
eiten bloBeu 3ufoa 10 31 idgeu ge5uungct
mehreren &ranfen inter ei1ler Sruppe non
Sngenteurcu in bcn Sierra 9tepabaz@ez,
birgen Apcr'S @6fiihrenoe YilIct su per=
f1rciben, ga beirn neherietsen iiber eincn
@ebirgSfluB meine Grsnei=Sui5e uerlorel
gegangen maj. SD mar tutrtlid 10 Cts
ftoant NIB c~rfrclt iiber Die. @irfuI1g Der
Pileu, boB tfb fcrnere Serfldjc nit thh..en
an3feGtc, 10 iuie aud1 NIT Sbrem Gbcrrpz
8ectoral lIuo Sbrcr Sarioporila; u1b i9
ntuB entidieOcn gu ibren @nniten ipre9cn."
Sobn g. Srorpn, M. D., bon Sceana,
SO. Sa., idreibt: SD perIfrcibe Goer's
8tneu oft in rleiuer YrartS, tno ftnbe fte
arsgeseihuct. SD rattle in Sarnilicn 81
beren a1gemeirem @ebrauhe."
8. 6. Safiuqs, MD, ans Baltimore,
D1b., 1hreibt: n9aB Iper'S Btaen bic
6ranfbeiter, fir tpelde fte beftin1ntt itnb,
iiberpdltigen unb beilen, bafiir babe i'd 10
entidtebete 8erpeiIe, pie rtal1 MIR forber1t
fam. sic finb oas bette Mbfibrmittel,
Oas inherent SADIE 5a Gebote itebt.~
MOer's Nillen,
Subereitet pom
DIR. g. 6. aber & Co., ennta, giaii.
Sn allen apotbeter Su babeu.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-04-22
N eiaen.

g III errp etaen. go. 4 I'll $50
&c., SEQ. 8 su 1885,, SO. 2 gu 86@99c.
Mtnter 8 els en-. goo. 4 rotber 81
75@- 9to. 5 rotber su 77@S5c.
go. 4 324@33c., 9eo. 3 33@323c,
SEQ. 3 gelbes, 34@34tc., Ro. 3 petBes, 344@
&c., in 9ebren 34@35c.
0oi ct. = 9o. 8 224@23c., ,peiBer 234@
244c., go. 8 weiBer 223c., geo. 2 24gc., geo.
2 merger 27@2Sc.
@erfe. : 0to. 4 gu 27@5Oc., SEQ. 5u
4O0160c.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-04-22
flint 1ahre 6udthaus.
ST Ole Strdfe DER fran GurIeY, welte
Urute REDMOND entfiihrt bat.

Unnte Reonlot10 e~rtfuprt pat.
Ser 2uldouerraum tparWittipo6 bel Gr>
1ffnun9 Der BerbanoIungeu in Dem @urlep1
BroseB gefiiut. SIS mar ber lebte Sag, 1no
oas SntereIle an benz 2tnssalg oes Qro7
Seifes id)ten nod lebbaiter 81 lein, ais Die
9teugierbe, 1pel6e piele 3ui6duer perall7
latte, bel 8e9inn beiiel6en na1 benz @e>
ri6tsiaal 3u fommen. Staatsantpdlts7
@jebiilfe 9leeleD began1 leine SdltbreDe, III
ber ct fih ausi6lteBlt6 oarauf beibrdntte,
bic bon ben 8ertbei0igern Der Nugetla9telt
9ernadten 8ehauptunaen 81 tptoerleger.
Die bon Srdu @urien alf benz l3eu9en>
ftonoe mit9etbeilte @elhi6te bon Srau
@nnie NQen unb beren Sreunbin WtdrD
@orbon be;eidnete Der 9tebner alS ldderltd)
nno faum Der Sea9tuna tpert6, ben Onr6
Die Nu9iagen Der Srau Oriscou geltelertert
NltbibeDeis belt ct fir rtn3ulGlltg, tpeil Die
@tn5elbetten erlo9en iinb. 53um S0luB
madte 9err 9teelep bic @eidporenen 1T
bereoten Wotten auf beit @ranl, Die Gorge
uno Die 8%emiibungert oer @ltcrn Inn oas
geltDblene &ino uro auf bas l1n9liid, 0aS
oen 8ater oes Ginbes betroffen, aufnuerfa
jam.
9ie pom gidter ben @cI9tporenen err
tbetlten S%nitruftipneu tparen ilur furS unb
mn II l1br so9en ftdo bic apolf MGnner, bic
ilber bas S6idlal Der Nn9eflagten Su ents
ldeioer batten, in i1r 8erot6ungSsimmer
suriid. I'm 2 l1br lieBen lie itd einen
SmbiB bolen unb iiberaa oerbreitete iid
Die Nuii6t, baB fte itd nidt einigen mir
ben. lin 4 l1br 20 Wfinuteu euoli0 lieBen
lie benz Gid1ter nleloeir, 6aB 1te nit ibren
8eratbuugen fertig ieien. 0tcjer, obglet1
NIT Der Qer6anolu1g zines at1oeren Bro>
series beidGftigt, perl6ob otele iofort, lteB
Die @efanaene herein bringei1 uno 0arauf
bic Gei6morenen rufen. Trau Gurlen
Idien Iebr nieoergei1laget, als lie in 8e>
9Ietttng tbrer Mutter ben @eriGtsiaal be-
frat. Sic iu6te ibrer beftigen 8clpeeung
Oietiter at tperbet1, bod es tpoIte ibr nt6t
~geLingen; benr iliar la6 IS i1r an, Dte Iie
5ttterte uno faitm i'm Sta1oe mar, allein sI
9eben. Der @lerf tabm ben @aDrlprud
ber @eihtDDre1en ent9egen uno Los: yg8tr,
Die @el6wotenett, fnoen Trau Solte @urlep
bes SinoerItebleus I1uloig ullo leBert ibre
Gtrafe auf flint Sabre 3udtbaus felt"
SIN 3ui6auerraum tpuroe etI letler Sci
fau h0rbdr, bod Die @ert6tsoiener unterz
oriidten 8etnerfungel1 ieber Dirt, uno tiefe
StiIe berribte, als Qbppfat So6nion berz
Iangte, DaI bic @eihworenen einseln aufgez
rufen lperben. Oils bieies geideben thar,
brad Srau @jurIep in SbrGnen aus uno
rief: vSo iou i'd alIein bes 8erbre6enS
i6ulbig ietn unb bofir Ieiben; bod th
babe bon sSnDn Jteb1norb nod nibt bic
9dlite er;dblt!" Damn ri6tete ie it9 auf
unb neinte, Bis fe non einem @eri6tsoies
net na6 Dem @efGn9niB auriid 9ebra6t
tuuroe.
llnter ben 9tbbofaten her:idt oie Qlnfidt,
oob Srau @urlep ;ipar ihulbis, aber nod
nid)t Die S6ltlnmlte BON Sen 0erbred)efn
lit, tpelGe an Der Gtttfiibrun9 Der Nnnte
He6monb She'll batten. Gs ioa, pie BON
rnebreren berpprra9enben Nbpotaten be-
bauptet tptrb, cine Diel ftrengere Inter
iu6une etn9eleitet peroen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-04-22

BerOauungsorsane nod geidtpd6t fin6 unD
wei6es Sutter ont i6neaitcn nerarbeiten.
9eadmittags fittere man Wet3en, 0erite
uub Wtai5 Sl glethen Gbeilen, aber nnr 10
piel, olS Die 6abner tpirfli9 bebiirfen. =
@s lit iel6itperitdnbIid, DAB man aud fir
@ritnfutter iorgt unb Do, tno bic Ibiere
einen freien NuSlauf ni6t baben, tbierii6e
NdhrltItg Derobreidt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-04-22
WuSWGtfS.

@ei,en. - S91uB : I5retIe fir cSltli:
Stem yort SIC, ct. louts 754c, SoleOo
soc, Sulutb $1.00, MiIpaltee 1890, Mttttz
neapolis &c.
Corn. - @9lnBpreile fir Deai: Seem
Oorf 425c, ct. Gouis 303c.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-04-22

81 aM0cncit DcIic6tcn an0 be-
fat.Ntcu fSla~idtcnbicre oer GonraO
GetpU 8rcAuittg So. iittO SeOers
tstarttt stt ctmpfcDtc;t. GetcAMaa8cn
bittct snAt Ntreft att Ole 8raueret
AT fettOettA
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-04-22

0ie i6pere 8intertoit lrlb Der Maneel at
fri16er 2uit mirft nadtbeilis onf ben 9ail;en
pbpltiden Me6anismus. Aper'S Sariapaz
rila lit bos re6te Mttttel, bas rrar I'M Sriibz
iabr nebmen loa I'M 0oS Slut ;u reiitt9err,
ben GDrper su itdrfen, bic 2eber sur &bdtig=
felt an3uregen. lnb Die geiunbbeit NIB Strait
mieher hers1ife0er1.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-04-22
Staot Chicago.
James u. Serton

0ienitag ipGt Nahmtttaes traf bterelbIt
BON Walbin9ton Die gdhrt6t Elm, baB Der
4rGltbent Sol. Seanes ". Serton gum
8oltmeiiter BON Chicago erna11t babe.
9iele Grnennung mar tpeoer fiir bic bteitgen
Yolitifer nod fir oas Hubltfum I'M Nuges
metnen cine l1eberraidultg, bd Serton's
Same lett ldn9erer .3ett IN Terbtnoung nit
bet bieligen 8oitmetiteritelIe g~enanrt wors
BEN lit. Wfit ibm battelt it'd Ntbere um oas
Qmt betporben, bod BON Nlen bate CT bic
meiiten 8efirtporter, b%elonoers unter ben
8eteranet urb angeiebenen @ei6Gftsleuten
G6icago's. Setn better 8efiriporter mar
ie6o6 Senator SarpeQ, Der tbn BET bent
4rdftbenten in 8orihlag bradte uno auf'S
9lngelegenoIte empfabl.
Serr Sanles q. Serton lit WattgGie6 BET
Sirma Gribben & Sertpn unb inter ben
@eihGftsleuten @bieago'S tpoblbefannt,
neil CT bereits mebr ais 20 Sabre bierielbit
dniGiig lit. st biente Dabren6 beS 8nrs
gerfrteges in Bet 8un6esarmee lt1D 9enieBt
9egenipGrtig dl5 Commandment beS ,Suinoi5
9epartement Der q. q. st" bet leillen alteu
&rie9sfameraoen baS b09ite 8ertrduen.
Oils tretcr GepubIifaner bat er bic 9artei
ieber3ett unteritlBt, aber btsDer nod ME Elm
polttii6es Nlnt BON irgenO tpel6er 8ebeuz
tung befLeioet. Seine G~rnennung bat bier
ALIGNMENT befrie0t9tI lno man eripartet BON
ibn1, OaB ct ais titdtiger Il1b praftiiher
@eihdttSntann Der aIten 8ummelei I'M bie>
ftgen 8oitamt etr @nbe MAIDEN tptro.
Mnpunblun9en, Ber3iidun9en, S9minbel
unb &optl6merseu IperbeIt bur9 ben @ez
bralt6 BON Warmers Safe Cure perbinbert
u1o sebeilt. .s3ielo? Dr. Omen 9tees iast:
s0ie Giinnbett (lSaiierauiton6) bes SluteS
bel 8ri9bt's gfierenleiber fi6rt cerebrale
Spntptome berbei, bic SeronS (,pGlleri9er
&beiD bat ii6 in Die 8lutooern bes @e1irnS
9ebrdn9t urb perurla9t 4naenlia ur1b bon1it
Derbun6ene Eopf=S p1nptome." Dos it's,
marum bieie Spmptome Warmers Safe
Cure no99eben. 9ie befreit pon 8ri9bt's
Jfierenfranfbeit unb %perbinbert 8ermtl9,ng
np6 QS1itte9 NIT 0ISniipr
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-04-22
1trfod1e tito gsirfmnn. gae,

kNCIWtVV AWU &NtF1WN8. We1tlt, fDle
bon auen 9er;ter bebauptet ipirb, ans iroeub
enter urlaGe. ipeldle Die 9ebenstraft III per.
n1tnbern, oaS Slitt 81 pcrartten uno bic Ser
Sanun9, .grndbrun9 nrb GuSi4eibung Der
utlperoauliden Stote SIT bemmelt perlto9,
Srant9eiten ertiteben, 10 iinb bie ct; Ser
bduuns beioroern, Die 9eber, Niercl,, Qunoe,
6aut utb Gingelpeibe su lebboiterer Sbdttaz
felt drre9en, in Der Sbat baS seeignetite
Mtttel se9en aae iiberboapt beilbareu &rants
hetteu.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-04-22
WtarftberiMt.
@hicoo

@bicaQo. 20. Mpril.
@eiSen l6lieBt nm 4c. nieori9er ais Dor
o9t &a9elt, I0afer Inn 1t@2c. 0Orn ni9t
perdnoert.
g.p,,s u-hroAts. 9otz GonniF
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-04-22
@%amNmtrtbT1 aftltdtsa

~ Observation-Disclosures Ss9enftdnbe. betreIIeltoe
@riro9cn iinb an 9errn 0ottlicb SeH'1ll1aGooe"'
Selp orh, We6rasfo. ait rit5ten.
Morning journal and courier., 1889-12-02
Tho Popular BoEOnfa.

T.ae s1Swth in popularity in Europe Of the tice of the most casual observer. The plants are now seen everywhere. They form the most attractive feature in the flower beds of oity squares in Central Europe; they deco- rate the most pretentious of the ugly gar dens of the great hotels, and they may be found growing and fourishing in pots on the window sills of the smallest cottages in re- mote Swiss villages They are gradually driving ou: the old scarlet geranium from cottage gardeus. This sudden leap into pop ulsrity is surprising because it is barely . quareter of 8 century since tho species from which this new race of begonias sprung were entirely unknown; and in all the history of Horticulture there is not another case of new race of plants taking at once such hold upon popular affection. There is danger, however, that the florists will spoil these pretty plants as they have spoiled so many others in their pursuit of novelties, and of new and startling form and varieties The double lowered begonias, which are just now all the rage, are far less attractive than the single lowered varieties; and there is danger, too, that even the single flowers may be made too big and ungainly for har- monious com bination with the plants which bear them. The charm of begonia flower is in looking like bsgonia flower, and not like small holly hook or deformed minia- ture rose; and yet the best claim the advo- cates of these double flowers make is that they look like something which they are not "a rose CT holly hook. Still, as long as the public continues to consent to pay three or four times as much for the double lowered varieties as for those with single flowers, the florists can hardly be blamed for devoting their energies to their production.
Morning journal and courier., 1889-12-02
MAsSACHUSRTTs WOMEN.

It now appears that Lovely Woman is not in such plight in Massachusetts as she has been said to be in. Colonel W. T. Higginson shows that if she is not now married to such an extent as she would perhaps like to be she has been. Hs shows in Harpsr's Bazaar that in his State the surplus of single women, pa- tive and foreign, over single men is trihing, 1895; the surplus of married women is 2,672; that of divorced women is 6S2; and there is a small excess of men ranked as "unknown" in conjugal condition. But the excess of widows over widowers reaches the enormous number of 5,004, this being ex- plained along the seashere by maritime dis asters, in the manufacturing towns by the opportunities of employment for women, and everywhere by the tendency of the bereaved to return to the home of their youth or to go where they are we'll of.
 It is pleasing to learn that there are not as many ''old maids" in Massachusetts as peo- pie have been led to believe. But what is the matter with the men that they leave so many widowsq
Morning journal and courier., 1889-12-02

mites. But a few over two thousand have qualified themselves to exercise the privilege, they have of voting for members of the school committee. So long as such a small proportion manifest any practical desire for the ballot the argument that female enfran- ehissmeat is measure of justice to down trodden sex cannot be sonsidsred . very strong one. When women want to vote they will very likely be allowed to do so.
 The German crown prince has begun hfs rule young. He was out driving with his Governess the other day. As usual, the Germans oheered the little one, ,or lifted their hats to him as he passed, to which the young prince replied by lifting his bonnet. At last the crown prince got bored with having continually to acknowledge the salutes of the populace. Flinging himself back in his car. riage, he said to his governess: 'I am tired now, and shall not lift my bonnet any more to them, no matter how much they cheer" "You are a naughty boy" replied the gov erness, "and unless you acknowledge the salutes of the people shall not continue to drive with you." The little crown prince sat up immediately. "Coachman," said he. The coachman looked around. "stop the carriage, coaohman," continued the little one; "this lady will get out," he added, with a lordly wave of his hand toward his gov erness.
 Judge Holmes of the Nassacusetts Su- preme court has rendered decision relative to plaintiffs rights under the employers liability act and the common law, which ia of great importance to the employers of labor in that State. The case was that of Lucy Ryall vs. the Mechanics' mills. The plaintiff had received injuries from defect in the mill machinery, but had not given the notice of claim within the time specified by the employers liability act. For this reason the Superior court decided that the plaintiff could not maintain her action. By consent of the parties, however, a verdict was ren- dered for the plaintiff, and the case was sub- mitted to the Supreme court, the question being whether the plaintiff had not the same right to sue under the common law as if the statute had not been passed. Judge Holmes goes into the case very thoroughly and de- cides that the existence of tho statute does not deprive the plaintiff of her rights under the common law, and that action can be maintained notwithstanding neglect of the provision of the statute regarding notice.
Morning journal and courier., 1889-12-02
ro.MORROW,S RI KCTroN.

The people of this town are not to be harrassed by a long campaign prelimi- nary to choosing town officers, and therein they are lucky. Those who have not de- cided how to vote have but few more hours in which to make their choice. The Republicans have put up as good ticket as was eyer offered to the voters of New Haven. There is nothing that can be reasonably and truthfully said against it. It is clean and strong throughout. The Democrats have seen fit to give Ar. Reynolds aschance to secure "vindication," ," and if he wins the victory will do him much good. It is not claimed, even by the Democrats, that his nomination was very wise performance, but he was too much for them, as he has been before. It will be interesting to sec if he is too much for the voters of New Haven who want Ca new deal' and who believe that General Sloat is good man to begin it with. The best interests of the town demand the election of General Sloat and his associates.
Morning journal and courier., 1889-12-02

REPUBLICAN, TICKET, FOR CITY OFFICERS. For Treasurer, JOHN A. RICHARDSON. FOR TOWN OFFICERS.
 For Selectmen, FRANK D. SLOAT, HORACE H. STRONG, HENRY HILLMAN, T. ATTWATER BARNES. For Board of Relief, ROBERT E. BALDWIN, OSCAR P. IVES.
 For Town Clerk, FRANK A. MUNSON.
 For Treasurer, JOHN A. RICHARDSON.
 For Auditor, JAMES M. MASON. For Registrar of Voters, EDWARD F. MERRILLS.
Morning journal and courier., 1889-12-02
Monday, December ?, 1880.
NEW RAVENS HEALTH.

NEW RAVENS HEALTH.
 We call the attention of our readers to the communication printed on this. page in which the islanders of the New York Worlds sci enlist concerning the sanitary condition of this city are properly dealt with. Facts are stubborn things, and though, according to the World man, it is astonishing that there is any health in New Haven, the fact is that it is remarkably healthful city, and it's death rate Is very small. The World ought to send another scientist here and let him give the other side of the story.
Morning journal and courier., 1889-12-02

The registration of women for the Boston indihsreucs of their sex to suffrage opportu.
Morning journal and courier., 1889-12-02

ter of New Haven as 0 place of residence in
 order to magnify their own importance, and as a lever to raise their own salaries. The
 committee on ordinances should bow them out, the citizens should see to it that they no lilo treasury.
Morning journal and courier., 1889-12-02

More "unclaimed estates" in Great Britain are being brought to the attention of the Theirs" in this country. The cfsdulity of such heirs has hitherto proved profitable to some lawyers.
 It costs Uncle Saa about $40O year te support soldier, and even at that rate tho government is casting about for some way of making the service more attractive, with 8 view of preventing so many assertions. Still the cost in this country looks big compared with that of other nations. The average for British soldier is $s2O, an Australian $280, Russian $114, and Switzerland gets along with an outlay of but $35 year per man.
 Three hundred and fifty thousand six hun- dred and sixty-six persons are now under sentence in the German empire for offences against the law. Sixty-ons thousand eight hundred and six of these offended against the State, religion and the public peace; 1s4 ,670 against the person, 152, ,652 against property, 552 were sentenced for "insulting majesty" 4Ss for arson, 475 for bribery, 25s for offences against the anti-Secialist law, and 969 for adulterating food.
 A case of interest to all who operate in stocks or grain was decided in the Chicago courts the other day. A brokers firm sued Henry Curtis fer $4 LOGO for margins over- due. Curtis filed counter claim for $3, 800 and asked an accounting. On injunction proceedings growing out of the cross suits Judge Tulsy decided that both parties had entered into 8 contract for gambling, in vio- latisn of the State law, and were excluded from any relief in court of equity.
 The Kormons do not have it all their own way in Salt Lake City. There are not less than ten ''gentile" churches there. The Mstho dists, the Presbyterians, the Baptists and the Congregationalists-- the New West Educational association --all have mis sion schools, the Methodiss being boarding school. Hammond Hall, the gift of Charles G. Hammond, of Chicago, is the oldes scheoi of the New West, which has beside i two or thres ward schools. These varion mission schools seem to be full. The registration of women for the Bostoi municipal election tells the old story of tn indifference of their sex to suffrage opportu
Morning journal and courier., 1889-12-02
KASkINE.
No. 286

A POWERFUL TONIC A Specific for Malaria, Rheumatism, Nervous
 Prostration.
 THE MOST SCIENTIFIC AND SUCCESSFUL BLOOD PURIFIER. Superior to quinine. Mine was about as bad a casa of malaria az could be, and vet Kaskine cured mo after I had been dosed with almost every drug in the Fharmaco- poeia.-J. D: Hird, B. A., Chemist Maryland Agri- cultural College.
 "For eight years had dumb ague intolerably. Wished myself dead score of times. never found a medicine worth the bottle that held it, until took Kaskine. That was happy day for me. It gave me appetite and strength. I can sleep like a top. stand by every word Of thisn- Thos TooIe, Schuylerville, N. Y.
 Kaskine can be taken without any special medf- cal advice. $1 per bottle. Sold by al druggists or sent by mail on receipt of price
 KASKINE CO, 16S Duane St., New York; n22 eod&twnr