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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-21
EORTy.yEARS EXPERIENCE OF

n AN Old NURSE.--MRS WlNsLOw'3
SOOTHfNG-SYRUP s. the prescription ot ooe0t
the best female physicians and nurses iu the
United states, and has been u,ed Tor forty years
with neyor-iailing safety and suece~s by millions
OF mothers aud children, from tho feeble infant
Of one week old 10 tho adult 10 oorrects aidiiy
Of She stomach, relieves wind-cuic, regulates nc
bowels, snd gives rest health. and comfort "
mother and child. We believe u the best and
surest remedy iu tho worl IN all cases of Dysen-
terry AID DiarrhGa IN children. Whether a.sins
from teothing or from any o;ner cause. fui
directions for usiag will accompany each botilo
None genuine unless the 0Ie-simie of CURTIS
a PERKISs is on the outside wrapper sold "
ell Medicine Dealers - cents Ooitic.
fe e.o0i
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-21
Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria.
The Celebrated Mason q Bsmtfn
Organs at lowest prices at Ryland d Lees
OF Main akrppf
wonderful, Food and neaieine.

known and used by physicians all over The
world. ScOtts Emulsion not Only gives
flesh and strength by Virtue OF rs own nu-
tritious properties, but creates an sppeiite
for food that builds up The "astcd body.
% have been using SCOTS Emulsion for
several years and am pleased with is sction.
Ny patients say It is pleasant and palstablc.
and all grow stronger aRd gam ts.h from
the use OF Il. Iuse II In all eases of Wasting
Diseases, and Il is specially useful for chil-
dren when nutrient medication is needed. as
in MarssmDs." T. w. PIERCE, VI. d.,
Knoxville, Ala.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-21
The Mayor Congratulated on His
Message.

Mayor Ellyson received coneratulatory
letter yesterd.y from Professor Richard l..
EIy. OF Johns Hopkins University, IN re-
gard TO the position taken IN MS snnuai mes @
SAGE 10 favor OF The elty's owniug Der own
electric plant.
the Mayor Is in daily receipt OF applcA-
tiops for copies OF his snnua' ples,aSe' d
large nunber OF which has been SEP. py our
nnsiness-men 10 pou-residents owning city
honds and real estate in Richmond.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-21
A Desirable CIay-Street Residence TO
he AOio This Afternoon

The very desirable and nearly-new brick
residence belonging to the estate OF Mr..
Mary &. Chesterman, deceased, at No.
"a east Clay street, second door west oi -.
Marks church, viii be sold hy auction bF
Nessrs. Rawlings & Rose at s. O'Clock this
afternoon.
The lot is 32t feet front by ~ feet deep.
and he house, which has nine rooms, Is in
excellent repair.
The neignborhood Is excellent, and Is one
in which the value al property Is steadily
approaching.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-21
The Emigrant at tine Mozart Aeade-

Tonight The Emigrant. with Mr.. Pete
Baker 10 the title.role, will be the perform.
ance at the Mozart Mr.. Baker. formerly OF
tire combination Of Baker & FaTron. is a
wellknown German delineator. and bis play
Of rhe Emigrant has won great popularity
The comedy itself Is sand 10 be full OF START
ling situations and strong dramatic Incl.
dents, containing sprinkIing OF musical
gems aud songs which Dir. Baker renders IN
bis own ininitable style. His supporting
company ia also said 20 be very good. The
costumes are said 10 have cost over slO,OO0.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-21
A Strong Expression from colonel
lamb

Colonel William Lamb. OF Norfolk,
writing to a gentleman OF this city. says he
is not a candidate for any office wnateyer.
In taking the chair ss president OF the Re-
publican state Convention held here In the
summer OF 1855 Colonel Lamb made use OF
the following expression:
"If the Object and ann OF party IS merely
"to Obtain official pap II becomes matter
"of supreme indifference to the great body
"of the people which drove oi hogs shall
"Occupy the public trough
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-21
sexnrnICnrn smnrhra.

About balt-past2 , O'Clock Yesterday morn
ing when long train OF ireight-cars WAS
beng shifted on the connection track In the
rrcdeear.Wo orKs yard a coupling pin broke
and four Of the cars went down the Incline
At terrific rate OF speed, and another batch
Of cars followed and telescoped the first lot.
-Four cars were broken entirely TO pieces,
and four or i've others were more or less
damaOqd
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-21
EIccfric.iirht committee

The City Council Committee on Electric
Light met in the Council chamber AZ q
o'clock yesterday evening 20 hear a report
from the City Engineer upon the subject OF
purchasing pbotometer Ter testing the cant
dle-power Of the electric light.
After hearing Colonel CuiShaw's report
the matter was Iald on the table iadeiiohely.
and IL was decided G. report % the Council
that il will he incXpcdient TO take any action
at the present time.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-21

Having determined TO discontinue the sale
Of Liquors on the lst OF May. Ne OIer for
sale our stock now on hand at cost. They
must be sold a. once.
We will continue the Grocery business.
and nope to have frequent and large orders
from our friends in the city and throughout
the State. f. q. ROBERTSON & BROTHER,
Fancy Grocers, G22 east Broad stres,.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-21
ArrrInN a.Lrs TO-DAY.

RAWLINGS & ROSE. t:3l =. M., adminlstsior's
sac OF brick rr-iienre Nc. u east clay street,
]. THOMPSON BROWN s. CO..5p w., frank
nn-street property. ncaf Monroe lars.
POINDgXTFR q DENoON. =. NJ. frame
dwelling on claiborne steeL
SUTTON a. Co.. t.3l g. g.. trlcs dwelling No.
800 north TEenty-scvautn street
y. W. BOWK, I T.. NJ, trgsi0es' sale ~ Rockets
property.
CHEWING & ROSE. i.90P. NJ. trustees sale of
Chimb0raz0-Pars property.
GEORGE ". MAYO. 10 A. ST., furniture. g..
FOX & RIDER. =. NJ, fruits. vegetables, a..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-21
One auudrea Year. old.

The present Richmond Light Infantry
Blues was first organized as a military eom-
psny on The 10th OF May, 1880. but was then
called the Riehmond Light infantry. They
dressed In red coats adorned with silver
buttons and buff pants, with leather hats
with q tin frontispsece, on which was pic
tured soldier with flint-lock musket aiming
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-21

The April "Psterson ought to be IN
.ssry lacy's bands. In engrssiugs and sto.
rles il equals the beat purely literary msgs-
,,aes' I'm IL gives the spring fashions eiabo-
rslely illustrated and miscellaneous matter
s,s,s,s.tsne 10 tas whole household.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-21
cov.ruor Lee sou,hvnrd-Bouud.

Governor Lee. accompanied by Messfs.
Alexander Cameron. Fred. 4. Scott, John
II. Montague, aud K. NJ. sully, left the city
at g:lJ O'Clock yesterday for Florida.
They will probably 90 to Cuba before
their return.
The party was joined in Petersburg by
Mr. : " NenaDle.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-21
B'nai R'rt'h Grand LodGe-ksiIroad
TaeEata.

The Atlantic Coast Line will sell tickets to
delegates from Richmond who propose at
tending the Grand Lodge, Independent Or
der B'nai Birth. which cOnvenes 10 savan-
nah, Ga, March 26th at el0.3j each way
upon presentation OF the certificate OF the
Grand Secretary.
Tickets will be on sale March 18th and
D-fI,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-21
A knnee HIaasch.

under the auspices Of the Do-cas Society OF
the Second Baptist church. will take place
next Friday night. March 22d. from 70 IL
O'Clock in the lec.ure-rOom. supper 2je.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-21

Three years ago was compelled TO ihro-up
my place because of biood-polson. hsyo beoa
railroadiog for years, and my condition may 10
imagined whom hai % give up god ,ob be-
cause OF sickness. IIo. Springs. physicians. aud
mercury did me no good. Through no aiyico
of another began taxing 5. :. =. ana to-day
am we'll ana at work agaa what moro can
say for the meaieine. except 20 aud Go ike
vison: JksfEB NooHT.
LsbeTfg. Inn, July r. iSs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-21
Annreme Court OF Appeals.

Paul against Blugh. Argued by Alex
ender Hamilton, Esq, for appellant and J..
j. Cooke, Esq, for appelIees, aud sub
mitted.
Seldom against Rosenbsum. Argued by
Colonel w. W. Gordon for plaintiff IN error.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-21
To Telephone Exchange subscribers
and ghe puspttr.

new catalogue Of telephone subscribers
WILL be issued April 1T. Subscribers ere re-
quested to report changes OF corrections at
once. Anv one wishing a telephone should
hand in their names before March 3lFt that
they msy appear I'm this catalogue.
Il. T.. WEST, Assistant Manager.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-21

MsIor Peyton Randolph, general manager
OF the Richmond and Dsnyile. In taking re-
Gently about the demand for new equipment
on his line. said that l.l0o freirhtcars and
ten locomotives were being built. aud that
two oi the engines we're TO come from the
Richmond Locomotive Works.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-21
Excellent Household Furniture ana
Mirrors for sale To-Day.

Special attention il called TO the advertise
ment m the auction column for nv sale to-
dsy, commencing At 1890 O'Clock. Sale
positive, and goods must DO removed at
once. GEORGE w. MAYO, Auctioneer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-21
Tn. rnon ~ Case.

Counsel 10 the Thomas case were yester-
d,v evening informed that Judge Fitzhugh
would probably be ready this morning 70
,soder decision upon the motion OF Bette
lewis 70 appoint receiver OF hr. rhomas's
eetate.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-21
Wonderful.

Hume, Minor & Go. are selling magnif-
cent Organs at 81 per week and ct-Music
Ut I'D cents per COPY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-21
A Iittlo Bow.

Last year my li'iic boy John hs1 breaking
on, win sores all over hi, body. which was pain
fui and troablasome. After using other rene
dies for several months. while tho sores grew
worse, was sinduccd 70 give him Sviffs spcclnc.
lie began % improve - once. and after taxing
three bottles tho eruption was gone. snd the
ebild vas altogether healed. j. z. Cock.
AiboEs. Ca, september %, iS'S
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-21

When Baby was dck, We gave her casiorfa-
When she was Child, she cried for Castoria
When she became Miss. she clung % CasSoris.
When she had Children, she gave them cassoriA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-21

Mr.. William Reynolds said that another
qualification Is faith in what you teach. Be.
leye fully and earnestly all you teach.
Mean every word you say. God help every
teacher 10 be more intensely in earnest, and
then you see the blessing OF God falling on our
work. The teacher IS an ambassador from
the Court OF Heaven to a lost and ruined
world. Let all Sunday-school workers en-
deavOr 10 realize the great aud high calling
OF God IN Christ Jesus.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-21
Church ORG ans.

at s22. s27, $40. so. s75. sSj, 800, at
Rylsnd g. Lees, 9l3 Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-21

FfNNFN. Died. ~ ,ronham. Tex. March
81. is'l. Niss lNNia b. OILY daughter of tno
late tdwaft e.. finnry. iH the niuo',onth year ~
hex age.
rl remains viii be Irouyhf to thlt city Or ln-
terrnent in HOLLYWOOD ,ruei ry, and time Z
tnueral wi uo sunuun.el a.eL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-21

Alta few minutes past Rev. Mr.. Wharton
TOOK charge OF the exercises. After some
preliminary services be read the 4th chap
ter OF the Gospel according TO Luke, ac-
companying the reading with pithy and
punQeut comment, and then Mr.. Douglas
I.eitwich sang very sweetly "Ouly a Beam
OF Sunshine
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-21
THE BOSTON
ONE-PRICE CLOTHING HOUSE.
1909 MAIN STREET, OPPOSITE POST OFFICE
SCHWARZSCnILD & GO.
fmh 81
AnTak.nfNTs.
tuh 2il

DROAD.STREEr OPERk-HOUSE.
D THREE NIGHTS ONLY. MONDAY, II E--
DAY, ASD WEDNESDAY. March isth, iytb, ana
g0,u. MATINEEs RyEkY DAY. Grand pro.
ductiOn Of Mrs Emma u. T.. \. sDu,nwOrths >
Celebrated Dramatic story. entitled
THE HIDDEN HAND.
J. Introducing George A. hont0rs0l's Star StOrk
Company The drama interpreted Win songs.
Dances and Plantation Molodies. Illustrating
Life ia New YORK York and "Ole Nirzinng
Thursday. Friday. and saturday ict et-of-
Leaye-Nan NH n %
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-21

The convection was opened at the ap-
pointed hour with singing by the choir and
PRAYER bv Rev. Mr.. Campbell, oil Farmville,
and Rev. Mr.. Fleming, OF LynchDurg. A
Iarper number OF ladies were present than at
any former meeting.
lion. William Reynolds then introduced
the ionic of the afternoon "COnference on
Practical Srnday-School Methods"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-21

The chespes, and best remedy on earth for
pain IL Salvation OH. Only 25 eents bsttle.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-21

suFFERyEs YRox CoCGns. sORs TaKo,r. etc.
should 'rT browns BRONCHIAL 1sjcnSs." q
simple bgt sure remedy. sod on'y IN bore.
Price 3 cent?
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-21

Mr.. Charters, Of Fredericksburg, spoke on
the line of punctuallty In sunday-scbool
work, especially among those who are The
officers and teachers. Teach punctuality by
example. Superntsndents and officers and
teachers should cultivate social feeling IN
the Sunday schools
Professor stone, OF the University Of Viz
einia. said We need scholars aud teachers,
but we need also good superintendent,
prompt snd punctual, systematic, with eX-
ecutiye capacity, who will see that All IS done
ia order. the superintendent should IN
sn,re others TO do the work, not try TO do all
the work himself. Teachers meetings for
consultation on best methods Of carrying on
the work would prove profitable.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-21
Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria.


for this season Is full OF new aod beautiful
designs, which are ready for inspection si
salesroom OF the Domestic sewing Aaehiue
Company, 900 east Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-21
Phillips's pigsstihls Cocoa

is vslusbls substitute for tea OF oones. ls
nourlshcs, while they only stimulate supe-
rlor drink for chidron aal for nervous a.
delicate women. itis dlGeren, from oil other
cocoas. All druggists
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-21
MOZART ACADEMY OF MUSIC.

MOZART ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
vi BERGEK& LEATH. Lessees aud Managers.
MAKCHgI. p, q, AND MATINEE SATURDAY.
"FErRn BAKER, iE'e BAKER 4 fAltRAS,
the well-known. versatile cOusdisn. la the rich
sst-dressed and m0st-isughablo comedy entitled
THE EMtCkANg.
A far better play tnan CHhlS AND LENA. so-
.lets with pretty songs. WY sayings. cOuicai
situations, and bright sunshine ~ music sup
ported ~ a company OF Ackn0wledged vocal anf
comedy ability.
sale of sekis opens THURSDAY. Prices as
usual. NH l7,s s,gi .ce6zt-5t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-21
Riquars at Cost.

BEgcHAM's PILLS act like magic on weak
stomach.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-21
Children Cry for Pitchers Castorla

Oemestie" Paper Eashfens.
Call and Inspect the new designs for
spring styles at Office OF Domestic Sewing
Machine Company, 900 east Msln street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-21

bargains an PinnSs ana Organs
at Ryland & Lees. 9l3 Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-21
second Hand Pfanss.
An immense stock al kyland& Lees.
Spring Fashions

spring Fashions
Just received snd now ready at sslesroom
OF the Domestic Sewing Machine Company,
900 east Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-21
APACKLD MEETING.

the friends Of Mr.. Grub0s also say that
great mafv of those who were in the meet
Ing over winch Mr. lIili presided were not
members OF the committee, and had no right
10 claim 10 be such-that In fact 1t was
packed meeting.
Mr.. Morris was the only candidate for the
post.oGico who was present at either OF the
meetings.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-10-31

er lit madlenb unb frubtbringeno" III
Ger gan5en @elt perbreitet (Gpl. 1,
toy N, cine 9rpBe Ma6t, Die Madt
oeS @loubens uub Der 2iebe. Iber
Dor oieier Mad)t brau1t iid Nie=
mano 81 fiirdten: bieie Mtad)t Spirb
nno fam Die Stride nun fir bas
@ute g%ebraubeu; oenn ollie 3eit lit
,pabr bas Nppitellpprt: u@ir permD=
gen nidts miter Die @abrbeit, lonoern
fit Die @abrbeit."
Die ein5ise Nufsabe unb Die einz
5i9e &raft Der Stride beltebt bartn,
Die @abrbeit Gbriiti gu beSeusen, Die
@naoe Gbriiti au ipenoen uno Die
@pbltbaten Gbri1ti 5ll nerbreiten.
@as aber ldlieBli1 Ben &ortpurf
fatbplii6er Sntpleransan langt,
10 f6nnen mir freili6 nibt, wie oieB
tein uerniinftiser Menl6 fam, III
benz Siune Tolerant lein, oaB mir
bas @esentbeil pon benz, iuas mir fir
s6ttlibe @abrbeit balten, audi fir
@abrbeit balten. @benio balten mir
9elpiB an Der ginbeit unb &atbpliciz
tit Der Stride fe1t, an Der un1ere @dz
ter feltsebalten baben; sewib mint
l6en mir, tpie einitens ser @eltapoz
ltel (Ip9id. 26, 29), oaB Iae nit
inns ppllfpmmen ems uno allies 0elien,
wprin mir infer 96b1tes @liif fin
ben, tDeilbaftis iein mDdten; allein
nidJts 1T Dem @ei1te Ser beiligeu
Stride frember, ais unoulO1amteit
uno Streit1u6t, Mit Ib16eu met
len mir baber Die S%ebauptung 5uriid,
baB mir Inbersgldubise ballen, Der
a6ten ober fir perbantutt baltetl, lpie
nidt minoer bie lteu aufgebra6te
Serod6tieung, oaB mir iie nidt als
Gbri1ten alterfennel1- SIN @egentbeil
befennen mir, baB eber@ etau
Gbril ito uno leinem gel It /
aen 2eibe etnrerletbt tit.
IS faan MIR auf einent beOouerli6en
MtiBperltdnoniB beruben, tpelln be
6auptet miro, oaB mir Die 5auif
Inoers9laubiser ni6t ais giiltis an
e%rfennen. @enn Die 5oufe wieoer-
bolt luirb, 10 seld)iebt es mn in iol=
6en 6daen, in meld'e1t iiber Die Sill
tisfeit Der Iaufe, lei 1ie bon &atbo=
lifen ober 9ti6tfatbolifen ge1penoet.
begriinOete 3meifel belteben. q, u
@ir perbam1men feinen Weni6en
Ser ms ri6tet, lit @ott allein-
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-10-31

am Dollar lperoen bier er}part. Nu6
in 1dweren Mdntelitoffen baben mir
bebeutenbe Rebuetlunen ge1naft,
fritber S2,25. jebt $1,75 - friiber
$3.50, Jest s., ulso 10 III aaen Gua~
litdten cine Seduction BON 90 Bro
cent. Sn frun5aill6en 6lanellen,
gu zoe Die Yarb, Seisen mir cine
grpBe Iusmabl. Seltene @efegerz
beit, biaise seitidte 6lanelle gu fauz
fen, ppl1; 75e BITS gu $50 Die Narb.
@ir 6oben MIR nod cine tletne
Guantitdt Der 5u "A nnb 19c aa9ez
5eigten 5lanelle, tuertb 20 bis 5u 25c
Die glaro, u~ltgebletd)te ST Sbir=
ting fir tsc, in jeoer &eiie 10 gut
ME luld1er. Der mo atbers 81 23c
uerfauft mirb. llno nod piele 8arz
gains in allen abtbetfungen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-10-31
Miinneapolis Urn 6opos &c..

gde 5. Ctr. ltno NieDlet=spe., I'M
Spnbicate 8led. 8inber &appen,
6ite in erpBen Guantitdten anse=
fpmmert oielelben ran9iren I'M Breile
BON S5c bis su $2.75. Gbatelalnez
9al9en, gang neue Mniter, aud an
eelanst, @eue 5ormel1 nub Still IN
0amen : @elotaiden. Sir Mdnner
baben mir 6uientrdser, uertb Csc,
per @aar fir 15c; 9an5 pelBe, bop
pelt seldumte, ieibene 5ai6entider
III soc, bas 8iaislte, mas nod Der
artig offerirt wOrDen; perlbiepene
|Stofe fir 0errenan5iise fonneu nod
iebr biais sefauft merOen, 25e
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-10-31
@iro Der &apit %om perlahen2
{slits Der .86tn. &plfsseitun9T.b
l..

(Im S6(uB oes in Der Dor. 9tunt=
mer 5. 81- mtebersesebenen Sbeiles
ibrer Nusfibrrngeu bate Die ,&6(n.
Sulfs5t9.' es fitr wabri6einli6 err
fldrt, baB Der fl. Gater 3pm nur
bann perlol1en tperbe, fuenn feline
Sage nod b~ebrpblider merbe afs I'M
Sabre 1870, pas 3. g. 9elhe9en
fDnnte int Safe elmer ttaltenild)ett
&epolution pber elmer Nieberlase
Staliens in einem ausmdrttgen &riege.
Sierauf fdbrt lie fort, uub ldlieBt,
wie fUlst.)
Ser erite Salt lit ni6t upbl eit=
gebenber st %biscuttren, neil Niemanb
ben Serlauf elmer innern 8eppl u
.tion in Stalien au6 rtnr a~nndbernb
ableben fam. Die locialell, lpirtbz
l6aftliden uno politiiden 3ultdnoe
Stalien's 9eben ia seniigenO @rltno,
cine iulde gu fiirdten. <d lit cine
8esierung, welfe BENT @iurbanu=
SrunozS Scandal untbdti9 5u1iebt, unb
an beren Spite Elm Hepublicaner
unb 6epplutipnGr q. 8. ltebt, emit
lpeber ntdt 9emilt pber ltiht itart
genng, Tim eine &epDlutipn 5u birl=
bern. @as bann aher fpmmtt, tpenl1
1ie ausbri6t, lit unberebenbar. Die
3epubltf lit baum wabrideinlt6 NM
lie miro auf feiuen Sail epnlerpatir
iein. 9eiber lit es eben 10 pabr=
i6einlid, baB etne tnnere &eppln=
tion, uenn lie, fir BEN Iu9enblid
uoer fir Die 9auer, obiiegt. ppr Der
1buren bes @aticans ni6t Sal
MAIDEN miro. 9iejenisen 9eltte, bi'
benz @iprbanp Bruno bnlbigen uni
ben 9idter Der Satansobe perberr
ltden. sperben e ais ibren b6d1ter
&ubm betradten, ben 8atican 81
ltirmen. @eraOe mese1t bteier Il II
bere6enbarfeit i6eiut uns
bier Die nd6ite uno sr0Bt, @eiabr 81
liesen.
gttpas an ers ltebt Is nit Be
WDeli6teit ether Nieoerlase Stalien.
in einem ausmdrtisen Srieee
.l9aB i'm Safe elmer iolden Nieber
lase DEM 81. Sater Die srDbte @efab
brubt, lit flar. Cine 8esieruns, mi
Die sesenwdrtise. miro leidt auf 81
|Soee fpmmen. fir ben Miberfpl9 a,
@atieon li6 seminermaBen 5u erbu
len. Gber Die @abrldeinli6feit cine
Nieberfa9e lit ~einftmeilen nidt aruf
Stalieu bat gu 2anbe nur 5pei 0ad
BART: Selterreid unO Srantreid
0tit Selterreib uno 9eutl6lanb 81
/ lammen lit Stalieit i'm 9reibnnb be,
buuben. IS bleibt allp als mDgli6e
t 6eino MIR Sranfreid. Mit &idlid
+ auf Den 9reibunb lit einltweilen mid
t at ermarten, baB Stalien leinem nprt
t meltliden Na6bar 6ranfrei6 a1lei
: se9eniiberiteben miro. IS miro i'm
3 menn es BON linn ansesrihen Mir
3 nur seseniiberlteben Sulammen M
: benz TeutI6en Geid. Mta9 mo
Z 8uBlanb nun ais m6sli9en 8unoe,
s%enoilen 5ranfreids nit in betrad
3 5ieben pber nidt: ~jebenfals wil
oann 6ranfrei6 ben sr6Bten gbe
leiner Streitfrdfte sesen 9euti6lar
wenoen miiiien unb nur iber cine
%fleinen 9beil sesen Stalien perfiisel
ol0aB elm iOlder fleiner9 beil oes fral
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-10-31
NlQueQe It.
MQntelitoGe
WbtbetlMm0.
3otber gesiertcr OlamcH,

Notber g~esierter 0lameA,
16iueres @ewi6t uno quite Gualitdt,
gut fiir 9amenz unb Serrenzllnterz
serg, ipertb SOC, oie1e @p6e nur
$50 Die garp.
Mei6cr Sbafcr 0lamca,
36 3ua brett, lebr wei6, fiir 9amen
unb &tnber, Na6tfleiber unb unter=
aeu9; r%esuldrer @ertb soc, fiir biele
&pde lu1r 35c Sic Yarb,
Sbirtimg VlaneA, 9ons wpl=
leuc &laios, Streifen unO einfade
6orben, lebr bouerbaft, bette 45c
@uaren; bie1e ISOLDE nur 35c.
Srmeic MamtetnoMe 81 3uI
brett, in l6warS uno lebr o~auerbaft,
fir BEN @inter billis at $3.50; biele
@pf)e MIR 75c per 9arb.
Nc,umarfet Sud), 81 3p0
brett, ale Wtuiter unb Sarben in
fancp Streifen. Midts better in De,
Stabt fir $3.50: biele @ude $2.4S.
Bargains lit Settseugem
300 @aar 10 4 weiBe 8(an
fets, extra l9wer, bini9 Su $1.75 pc,
8aar; biele @pde $1.35 bas 8aar
1000 $aar 1oi-4 wollen
8lanfets, feline Gualitdt: regular
$3.50 @aure, biele @p6e nur $2.5,
bas Haar.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-10-31

@rpcer's Bob. Sob &unners,
Sumner 8efeltisunsen, billis BET 6.
90. 6alpwell Il Co., SOB unb 511
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