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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1889-11-14
Nice Little Lord FauntIeroy.

"Grandpa." said little Lord Fauntle-
roy in his slim, slender. childish voice,
''what do the people mean when they
say there are no flies on a thing?"
THAT is coarse, vulgar expression,
my child" replied the old man as he
took his pipe from between his thin,
bloodless lips and looked far off into
the cleaning. at means that the
thing is quite excellent in its way"
'Then. grandpapa, is fy-paper quite
excellent when there are no flies on
it?" The old man remained silent: he
was angry, but he. could not find it in
his heart to chide the gentle boy; and
little Lord Fauntleroy, correctly sizing
up the old mans mood, stole away to
his little chamber, did up his golden
locks in curl papers, donned his night
gownie, said his prayers. and lay down
to sleep. while an angel came softly in
and watched by his bedside until the
night turned gray.-Albany Express.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1889-11-14
Crocker's MauSoleum.

One of the finest and most costly
mausoleums in the country is about to
be erected in a San Francisco cemetery
to receive the remains of the late
Charles Croker, and ultimately those
of his wife and children. The design
is an original one by A Page Brown
of this city, says the New York Sun,
who has been in California for sever
al weeks. The monument is of the
Greek style, anu will cover the whole
plot in the cemetery, which is circular
and sixty feet in diameter. Within a
severely plain wall, pierced by straight
openings as entrances, will be a ter
race leading up to the monument
proper, which will be round, with
pedestal twenty-five feet in diameter,
and a column eighteen feet in dia-
meter.
This will be surmounted by a solid
capital in the form of roof, support
ed by pairs of pillars with Ionic capt.
ais built against the main column. A
Greek final will cap the whole monu-
ment, the total height of which is sixty
feet.
The material used will be California
granite, which resembles the Westerly
granite used in the east so closely that
the two can scarcely be told apart. The
whole monument will be of unpublished
stone, and solid, except that in the
base will be vault for the bodies of
Mr.. Croker and his wife and other
members of the family. The inscrip-
tons will be placed on the tablets on
the pedestal. Below on a projecting
ring will be the word ''Crocker.' The
whole design is simple, plain, and i'm
pressive. The cost of the monument
will be about 100000.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1889-11-14
and all because he couldn't find his

''And all because he couldn't find his
bonesl' said Mrs. Dawson.
Couldn't find his bones?" echoed I.
Surgical things and anatomies, you
know" explained Mrs. Dawson. HE
as good as intimated that stole 'em.
Now, what sort of use could make of
a lot OF bones all wired togetherP Is it
likely I'd steal emp"
Mrs. Dawson was so solemn and
plaintive, and the idea was so supreme
ly ridiculous that l wen. off into 8
spasmodic tit of giggling.
could not help it, Standing there
on chair, with my head and shoulders
in the closet. l hope she didn't hear
me.
However, l found my bed-key and
departed, and when l got home I told
the story of the young doctor and the
bones to Beulah; and even grave
Beulah laughed.
''But I'm sorry that the poor old
lady has lost her boarder,n said Beulah
gently.
80 am II cried, overwhelmed by
sudden remorse; land / wouldn't
have laughed ii could have helped it,
Beulah. But l couldn't help itT''
wards. He said he owed so much to
Beulah!
suppose the skeleton was valuable,
but he needn't have made so much
fuss about it. | thought.
And one day, when 1 was feeling
very cross and miserable, Beulah came
to me.
Lefty said she, guess what DR..
Carson asked me to-day"
1T would require no fortune-teller
to guess, said |. He asked YOU to
marry him, and he has made a wise,
wise choice!'
And Rugged and kissed her ten
derry.
what nonsense!" said Beulah; "and
| five years older than he at the very
least. No, dear little Lefty; he asked
me if | thought you would be willing
to endure the trials and privations of
young doctors wife"
And did you say yesP" l cried,
coloring like a rose.
No. said Beulah. 81 left that for
you to say yourself"
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1889-11-14
Ask 1t Not as a Favor.

Customer Ito grocer at Watkins
corners) Letlive, hear you ant
goin' to cut the second crop O. grass off
your medder lot; that SO? Grocer
Hadn't thought much about it, either
way. Cause if you ant |
wouldn't mind havin' it. Grocer
Well. guess you can have it, JADE.
Customer guess you've got a scythe
somewhere round that l can take; or
have yer? Groceries, | guess so.
Customer s'pose | can have your
hoe to cart the hay with, can't 1P
Groceries, l s'pose so. exit GUS
tomer.) Old man on the barrel
Seems to me Jabes ridin' free horse
pretty hard, ant hep Grocer-He
come in an paid me 81 yesterday on
that barrel O. flour he had last fall. L
expected he'd be askin for somethin'
or other to-dav.-Puck.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1889-11-14
Cream Cheese.

Let three quarts of milk stand in a
pan affording a good surface till the
cream rises Skim off this cream
and set it in the ice-chest to keep
sweet. Then bring the skinned milk
out into the warm kitchen and let it
become Topped. Put this loppered
milk on the stove in not too hot a
place and allow it to remain only till
the white curd separates from the
whey. just here many make mistake;
the liquid must not boil or your cheese
becomes hard, tough and Ieathery as
is the case almost universally with the
cheeses which we buy.
Have ready your cheese-cloth spread
inside your colander and pour both
whey and curd therein, letting the
whey pass through leaving the curd in
the cheese-cloth. Then take the four
corners of the cheese-cloth together in
the left hand and tie string around
them with the right, thus forming
bag in which your cheese may drain
quite dry. l leave mine to drain,
while 90 about my other work, and
it sometimes drains an hour and some
times three. Upon returning to it
open the bag, remove the dry curd to
dish and rub quite fine with the
hands. Salt to the taste and put it
now in pretty china bowl or bon bon
dish. Take your sweet cream from
the ice-cbest and pour it over the
cheese and beat them through each
other with a silver fork. 1t will be
delectable, better for your family's tea
than so much meat and costs only
eighteen cents-three quarts of milk
at six cents quart. You will find it
easier to make than it sounds, and
Very delicious, also quite possible even
in city home. A friend of mine says,
Your cheese makes me happy. y
Good Housekeeping.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1889-11-14

mans, which will help her to live up
to the high ideal she may have for
herself as a woman, a wife, and a
mother, and when she holds the little
ones in her arms that higher educa-
ton will descend to their brow and be
stamped thereon with the first kiss.
AS dewdrops to the summer leaf,
As rainbows after showers,
So there are souls with whom we meet
AS sunlight TO the flowers.
Such souls give US this earth-life
A foretaste of that higher
The true, the beautiful, the good
To which our souls aspire.
Albany Journal
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1889-11-14

an hour, then the work required TO
bring it to a standstill would be IA, 400
foot tons exerted through one minute,
or nearly a thousand horse power,
which gives some idea of its destruc-
tive force if, unhappily, it should come
into action; and yet this terrific power
is so entirely under command that the
strength of child turning the small
handle of the vacuum brake can bring
the train to a stand in a few seconds.
Journal.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1889-11-14
English VS.. German.

London has now begun campaign
against German competition, German
clerks, German goods, and German
workingmen. There has been signs of
an important movement in this direc-
ton several times in the last few years,
but nothing serious has been attempt
ed until now. In the ''city' and in
the east end, where tie German is a
formidable competitor, the agitation
may become dangerous for the leu
tons. The German works cheaper and
yet lives better than the Engllshman;
hence the anger.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1889-11-14
The Force of a Railway Train.

A railway train at sixty miles an
hour may be compared to huge pro-
jectile, and subject 10 the same laws.
The momentum is the product of the
weight of the train multiplied by the
square of The velocity in feet per
second; and if we allow train of 120
tons. travelling at speed of sixty miles
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1889-11-14

The well-known detection of
crime, in Diplomacy through the
perfume of a woman's glove was re-
produced by recent occurrence in
Paris. A man who found his room rob-
bed of all his jewelry perceived pecu-
liar perfr ne. and a few days later MOTTO
ed it again when passing two well-dress-
ed women in the street. They were
arrested and found to be the thieves.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1889-11-14
A Plea for the Dogs.

DR.. Gunsaulus, health officer of Col
umbus. O., says that there is no sense
muzzling dogs during the hot summer
months, just when they require air and
water the most. He states they should
be muzzled all the time or not at all.
He also points out that statistics show
that more cases of hydrophobia occur
in February and May than in August
and July.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1889-11-14
Black Became Her.

CONSIDER Ito newly made widow)-
You won't nave tea 20 into mourning.
you know. Some v"ty stylish people
DON'T Widow" GA. dear! Why if
can't wear black | almost wish John
hadn't died. y Time.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1889-11-14
Carrier Swallows.

An experiment is about to be made
in France to substitute carrier swal-
lows for the pigeons that have hitherto
served in time of war.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1889-11-14
Childen Seized for Debt.

A woman at Trenton, Kan, seized
and held four of her neighbours child
-. - dzL.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-05-27

rurg BON @~inpanGerern nad benz 9torb>
tpelten iebr r1ieDrig gebalter tperoe1, un0
1nDrerleits fir bic Tro1t duf ipette Gntfer>
nutgen nur geringe SGbe bere6net peroen
fonnten. Der 8Qliaqierperfebr na6 Sapat
uno China NAT nun gertng, ba Die 9dmpf>
ACKNOWLEDGMENT nod ntht bobet N11fors
Oerun9en entlpre6en. Die gertpaltuns Der
8a6n bofft, DaB Die 9erbanblunge1t Der Jee=
glerung sur Grrl6tln9 et1tes SGneuz
oampferoerfe6rS nit Muitralien su einem
giinltigen Nbl6Lub fonlmen tperben uno
DAB Die betreffenDe @elelll6aft aud Sabrten
mad Sitaiten etnrinten tperoe. 0ie @ez
ieIi6aft bat i'm Sabre 1888 1885, 900 older
2anb fir $443,526 berfauft, gegen So, 803
Qlder fir $179,813 i'm Sabre 1887. Sic
bat nod 14,807. $50 Qfer gu ~perfaufen.
9teult9 Duroe ben 2eiern Der vStaatsz
5eitung" cine Gter It atiftif Der Ser.
Stoatet bor9efiibrt, Del6e Die gang bebeuz
tenDe 9eiitungsfGbt9feit Der 8rauereien u1o
Der &eblen in Der linton ~erfennelt lieB. SIM
9ur6i6uttt trtufen bort q @intpobner
iG6rltd Elm SAB 8ier aus. 60 melt tit
man in Canada nod 1tt6t, bod madt auh
bier Der @erlteniaft trDb auer i6m feinoItz
den @lentente o6tun9spertbe Sortl6ritte.
Die gelamrnte GrSetgung bon Bier in Gaz
naoa belief lid i'm lebtet Sabre altf 1tabe5u
100000 SoB, iobaB bier Elm SAB i'm 0ur6z
i6nttt auf 5ebn @intDobner fontmt. Die
Broptn5 Ontario braute 1923, 900 SaB,
Guebee $4,000, W1anitoba 1865, |teuz
i6ottlonb 1904, Neubraunidweig 1913;
8ritilb columbia uno 8rtnce Gotparo
SSl0nb fleinere Wtengen. Die 3eit Der
9tieienbrauereten lit in Canada nod ntGt
gefommen, oent bic 323, 900 SAB, Die Snz
tartD ~liefert, entftarnr1en i1eun5tg beri9lez
benen 8rauereien; bieie 3uianlmen Iiefern
oIlo nod ni9t 10 Dtel, pie TN Der grnBen
8rouereien in BEN Staaten. SroBoem Die
Grinffreibeit in Ontario bur6 itrense
Sonntagsgeiebe uno burd tpettoerbreitete
Drtlt6e Irobibition (einer Solae Der Scott
Act" zines Local option" z@eiebeS) ein9e>
i6rGnft 1T, bat bort bic 8iererseugung ge7
gen Oas Sabr pOrber UNI $500 SoB 3use=
uonllllert.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-05-27
6tabIirt felt ls5l.
Henry SchOeIIkOpf,
Wholesale 6 Retail Grocer,


232 & 259 Of 2dnoolpb.Strv
aOiiben Jrantliu. unb Ularfe..9 trnB&
errpfteblt uo9itebenbe IelifoteiTen in frti6er Maare:
BeiMit:m @nnttntbnIcr G6tpciSerfaic,
Ntcufd1Gteicr nito 0rtttcn &c0Mtc+f1fe,
Wp4nefort rNo 6eOrI68c DC 2Srir,
E0tnacians, UOantcr= t10 &tDcf u=&dSe,
VCiuitcu SthIbnsgcr=, Wahm= ttn0 &aHofnfes
4tcdte Or1rii DIN. GerOclattuMtit
@ptbaer lrfffclsSebcrlUmr;t,
@cd}ten 23cftpbII, @dltnfen utiO Gallant,
Gtrdobur9Cr nmSIcbcrs% 80 ftetcn,
&r1utcr:2 i1Is Gnppc uliO mariHir:ct etaI,
9cr1tdDe tteH &aGtS, StOv ntO GSciBHin,
Ecinitc boH. NtiIdlucrs D. 1riugc,
&dttb. Wpu>@0pic nnO ~Spnpinr,
9tnli. GAr6tHc5 1,ssn tlortuc0tid1e Mtid) OOte0s
TrIfdc E0IS< S1rocIcn II. GaSocIlcM= Hitttets
Gu1etDorfer @ctiicnf uTo Wcteeii9,
Wcdlte fran5. GnrDiaeS ilMD ND0taptgtuitS,
MeG,tc& CtiUcIts pao Wspbn0l,
0ctrofaete 8ilse 9 G)tpdmme).
NtObnldntncuI &:trle tt.O 0Htntettt,
StIilcit, ycrlQ etlte mn0 @ct5cngrtcs,
Gcd)tc GaH' H1=0tofoInbe uio Nnf6o,
NcGitcn Shoas nao Wsoffas adffee,
Mue Gettfn 0dIteit 6riitleu II. idDtu0rieit 9bce,
Gcttid1ee StpttfdItttiIp ttto 2~+ir1tct,
yettnG. 8trfdlcn, &pri2o}cn. Gci0cIbccrcns
Ncdltcii 53cRi0 nt9 SsitabceriGit,
Sonoea9. ld)tpci3cr ttil0 ainrrtfnt. N4iG6i,
Neutidlc Gp6rGelu Mno IcItoiucr &ithc1t,
WcGiten DarsIcr Gdrgpi4GbGt BON 4otbeG,
GptnRtn1er, &oI1id5uBc It. SsnF5pantoTclnS
Jtiidle 0erittfe=, Stuntcr u. 0raSsSGaneus
~9arantirt pnb gu ben b~ili9Iten @reifea.
Henry ss5chOellf<ODE.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-05-27

lit 9emlB ielteu cue ~gtieltfe Ihr itaHdc5 eBepaar.
Mie lIno l2eourdl oieient nehel iii + ur3er 3elt abs
$50 Seiteri, init sublreihen Hdtur9etrrucn StlberlL
iuel1er 0oit ocin al e 1 un5 telp6hrtelt eeutibeh 2eils
Saititrt IN gielO Jorf berouSge9eben wirb, oif DE
her @te trcten iuoaen, ioiiten ben Sprub SGiaer'5:
m93rurl Of il fe, luer lid epi9 binoet>" lpobt
b~etersieeu Hu6 ba5 ODrtre fli1e Bad leieH. e1e ie bel
fir 20 Gei!y in Not ntarfcr in bent idbrr Gpra6e( frci
MD iprgiar1 perport. perianot. Aoreiie:
Deatschts Heilinstitut,
II Clinton Place, New York, \. Y,
Ser rIettnngST@ufer" lift aud1 bird NE
@uObato,uI4 pc:t ofrmat GdimpifD, 9tD. 276 Oit
9t0rth Ane. @nieaao. 81. 81 b~elieheM.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-05-27
6u Oooe oeduetfht-

Sobn 3abncn, etn Nngeitellter Der 9torbz
@btcago StraBelbabn : 0elellld)aft, itarb
Oflttiuob Wtorgen etrteS l6rcdli6en 5obes.
Gr iDar dllJeltelt, in Dem Stale Der &c
leul6aft Den 0reifer lebcs Bagens uad)3uz
1ebel1, Der etnltef, I'M a~tSjufinoen, oh ein
rerer vShu9" aagebra6t nerben miiife.
I'm otea tbun gu tonncn. nluBte er in ellcr
Seffnun9 3lDtl6en ben Oelciien, u1terGolb
Der 98aBelt, iteDen. 0ciicrn Wtoroen be-
teltt9te er Die 0retferltange zines Der Mdoen
uno lo8te Daun Dem &uti1er, er lole leine
Srelnle lo5lailen. Set Der 8efeit;Gune Der
@rctIerltange Bate er ben yS6ub" letdt
UNI Den &abel gelbloiel, 10 baB, a(s Die
8remle gelD1t murpe, Der g8a9en bonn Sea-
bel porfoartS 9c5Dgct tpurDe. S~Q6uen'S
5topf iDurDe BON Dem untercr She'll De5
Nagel1S ge9en Die gSano Der Oeffurna oez
qltetl0t unb es trat ioFort Der 500 Elm.
?3abnen lpar an leinem lln9(iif ielblt i0ulO,
Da &c perldumt bate. Den @reiferit6ub qcs
rltgeno pom &abel SIT l0len. ST 1interz
laBt etne Hrau ulD Orei &inoer.
Gin ttttpcr9teta)ttG,cs S~eitrutttcf.
sSn alien 3eiten lWon puroe Die 3uianmel1z
telling pe9etabilil1e @rtratte air Jief0rbe.
rlll19 Der Weroauun9, @rnGbruuo unb g(usz
l1etoun9, aur @ure9un9 Der erl0(oftteu
Seber. 9tteren, oaut uno GIn0cDeiDe. ,ur
Ableltut9 oes Slutanbrangs mad Dem Rppf,
6lr Serllpl9lll9 oes crre9tell J}eruenipltemS
1tllo CUR 9ebun9 Der 9eluntenen Nebensfroft,
Die ld)nn ben It0nden pes Wtlttelotters inter
benz 9eonet st. 8@rnarO Spr0utcr=
ptlctt betalllt lDar, oils llniperioimlttel
nllo Eallacee 9e9en aue ~ilberbauut beilboren
Eranfbetten betra6tet.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-05-27
3at ~OerfGmfett
r.. Fl. Marsh & 90.
2-I65 QSofhiuatnuzG S1~ofe.

@96ncs Wobnbous (Ieul art &oct &iner i'll Oregon,
&elort. quite SGulen, CUTE Geielibait p~rdhtiQcS Qe.
iunbcS 0uellpliier. ret3eEoc 9pa3ierlpeGe.. quite @ele'
9eHbeit 5unt ysubern lnb sSiifen. @i9enfDinter III &C..
miQt. n1be6oite5 @tgeatDum III elmer @oritoot as
2beil5obluu9 ANNOUNCEMENT, oOcr ieut 8cliBtbunl 9cgen
e1u Mpbu6au3 Ill Doer bet Der otlot unl}ntanIb,n.
i~5arm=9ropertD = 1876 NcreS Suno anl 9eSpiatncS'
GiDeT, Il Wicileu ppm GourtbaIS, i'll Der 9t0Be 5metcr
GiYeaooDn.&in1eu 100 Arre5 iino %fn;tinirt Der 5ielt
Waloungen nno Meioe. Sizes lit baS bilt9ite Stild
2ano tnnerDolb Is Nieilen pou Gb;ca9U eS 1T 0or'
ftobt=&ropertp nub mtr6 5u 6orn.PretIen o%Iertrt
$1l0 per MCre.
Sine Der beTten GSorncu III Dale Gountp. Sns.. l
MeiIe u.D. ron Greapn, 10 9tcre 9utes 9ou5 luo
@toI, p~rddtiQe3 QuealpaiIer; 20 Nore tuftiutrt, Der
9teft quite MaiounQen; pe9cu neutrality-suspicious. lntro
Der 9cre Al $l5 o%iferirt por 3lpet Ntonotcn mar nr
@cre ntd)t iur $50 III ha6en. 3rieimst9iet er5eter.
757 Ycre YGoiOunucu. 3 S1eitem II. pDn Oregon, ST.,
octeQen. $50 bis $40 per Acre; eiu tlarer Bud flieBt
6lrG) bieie @egeHo.
20n1Gr 2lpD 81. s.. WS1tiD & 60.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-05-27

@~elegenbeit, UNI TIoquet gu ~ftiir3en.
l1no tpenn beute fein Wieni6 bon 2urent@
burg iprt6t, 10 bat bas ~leilren aIei1t9er
@runb oarin, oaB man 0arals feline Barz
tetpaffe MAIDEN fam. Sa, tpern 9uGeins
burg ben 8ouldn9ilten ba3u btenen tonltte,
onito 6 ansugretfen, ober ben Oppor>
t~uniiten, Inn g ouIanger 81 5erl6ntets
tern, 10 tpiiroe bon ni6ts Qnoerem Die
&eoe iein."
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-05-27
Sta0t Obtc000.
Gin Sd)ritt tuetter.
Die Qnneftton Ger Doritd6te nahe
beportebeno.

2i9ter prenoeroaf oronet Ole 2lbholtune
elmer SpcciaiwahI am %. 1uni an.
@m 20. Stunt finoet cine SpeciaIpabl in
ben BpritGoteu Cafe 8ietp, Sefferion, Safe
uno 9Doe &art ftatt, Inn iiber ben 9lnl6luB
Der 9enannten Srtidaften an Chicago abz
suitimmen, - 10 lautet Die @ntl6eioung,
iuel1e GountDrihter Brenoergait 0onners
flag IN BET bo6widtigen NnneftionSfr a8e
ab9ab!
Der @erid,tSiaol tpar Bis auf ben lebren
8laB gefiut, ais Die Sibung erOff1et puroe.
SIM Ge9inn ieiner Grtldeiouflg erlcuterte
Der 9fi1ter Die einihldgigcn @ele5e5beitim1
nturgen. gto1 Dielelt ba0elt 250 itinlnls
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-05-27
Chicago DofpitaI fiirgrauen nnO
ainoer!
Eeke Adams u. Paulina Str, Chicago.

GeiuubGtit2s 3aiton0 Der bette Icd93eDn gut rn06ltrte
Grlpot3iulmer ie03 5Sronfcni0le nit Sito=@IsHdt.
8eDtDreu fIr 8riuGt5iumer pDl $l.-sO per S5nnt'
ic naG Der Sane Oe5 Summers unb &uIfonrtrng. prt@
nat=Sotienteu f6nnen ibred Nr5t ans oct 30Dt Der Oils
o~eItcllten nOer beiuGbeuben &er3te lpd9lei:
Gebiibren in &ranfcu|dle So per lSpbe NIT gutter
8f1ege.
Sic 3qDl Der onoeiteltcn Ier3te betdilt iib auT 8
Nerate INomen) uub ID beiu6enbe aerlte (perren).
Sine acknowledgements lit I'M po'pttol.
QGeoe1 Gin6elDeiten meIibe man iN1 ntter oht9er
Mbrcilc au oeI %oouptsAr3t Doer man 1enhe eu1t %olts
marie Iir Pin G1rcu!or. :5u15pDbap
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-05-27
Rcttet 6ds IiebIihe u1d0benI

9oBt boS i60ne MGo9en nitDt perlpelfen
ober III Stroitloii9feit p~erfalen pber III eiu
tribes Grab ttlten ans Wton9el au rec1t;eis
tiger Gfle9e in Der tritii6iten @eriobe Hires
gebenS. DR. Pierce's Favorite Prescrip-
ton miro 9%cltel,, iDr SefinSen Su regelil NIB
es ont*e!ne lelte Salis Sill lteleu. un0 mag ibr
Sabre Grnnll1en SeioenS uil0 barauS iol0elt=
ben glelOS erlporen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-05-27

Sir ole Gt0runsen Ser 2eber, bcS Mo=
9ei1s 1t1lb Der @in9cpe.oe ne6lnt Dr.. Pierce's
Pellets eilt. Sine pro 0oliS.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-05-27

bere6tigte 8irger zines 2opns bas 8e6t,
IN elmer Bctittou Inn Die Nnglteoerl1g an
cine Sta6t naG3ulu6en. Ser Gountpri6ter
muB baum Die @ntl6etOung zines ioldelt
@el uheS bel elmer Special ooer a~llgemeinen
Wf"unicipaInabl ourb N%bltimmutg auor61
men. SIM norliegen0en Sail itno bon bier
Srtl6aften 8etittonen etngerei6t nor0cr,
Delde Die 11terlhrtft Don 10000 0iiraerr
tragen. Ote Otebrbeit an uno fir Iih lit
cine iiberipGltigenbe, uno MIR bic Qlnbez
raurtung elmer Spectaltpabl tpuroe bon
Setten Went9er als unnOtbtg beset6net.
Nls 0auptgruno bradten Die 0e9ner elmer
Spectalmabl bor, Dap Die Soften Der lelben
ilbermdBt9 bod ftno uno Der 9ertn8e Gorz
tbeil, tpel6en cine tpertge Wtonate frlt6er err
tpl9en0e Gereint9un9 Der Ortldaften NIT
Gbica9o babe, GIT Der e1orn1en Musgabe in
fetnem 8er6GltniB ititnoe. IS mur6e amtIi6
feltgeitellt, ia9t Der 0tt6ter In letner @nti9ets
Oung neiter, Dap Die @elammtfoiten Der
Specioltpobl iib allf $12, 900 b~elaufen mir
ben biernon ipiirDe jeoo6 @bicagp $500 gu
soDLen baben, iobaB Die bier Orti6aften l1ur
$500 gu tragen bGtten. @S fdmen alio auf
jeoeS Sotpn ettpa $3.50. Sci Der groBeu
Wi6tigfeit oes @egenitanOeS pdre cine
lolde Quslage unbe0euteno. NuBerbem lit
es ia b%efannt, baB elm Sbetl 6es @eIoes 0ur6
frettpiuige BeitrGge aufgebradt iperben
ipirb unb baB it6 beSbalb in ben &erlpolz
tungen Der einselnen Srtl6aften bieie @elbz
ausgobe taft gar ni0t fiiblbar MAIDEN tuiro.
Den Giupano, bab Die Qlbbaltung elmer
SpeciaIipa6l gei6GftSltDren0 unD ben @rz
tperbstnterelien Der 8eDobner i0Golib lei,
bc3ei1nete Der Gt6ter ais u0aig binfdlig.
@5 purben pielmebr gu 0unlten ber Spe5
cialtpnbl @riinoe porgebra6t, ipelde i6tper>
tpiegeno ul10 entl6eioeno tparer. Sci ben
friiberen @bItimmungen IN 2dfe 8iep unb
6pbe 9orf lpurben gum 8etipiel Gauienoe
BON Sti1nlnSetteln obgegeben, auf tpelden
feines Der g8orte yfir" oDer v9egen" Murefz
tion geItrt0en tDarel1. Samit tpur0e Der
8etpetS ge~liefert, baB Die Stimmgeber Der
Sadie nenig oOer gar fetne Beahtung
ldenften. 9ieie Sbatia6e tit alleroing5
ni6t gu unterl6dben, oenn bel Der allge=
metnen Qoubett Der Sttntmgeber lit IS oann
eintgen Ngttatoren m0glid, Die Gntlhetoung
Der Wabi I'll cotttrolltren, pGbreno bel Der
Specialtpa6I ieoer 8trger Die Wi6tigfeit Der
Sade beoenfen unO nit ii6 eintg rer6en
muB.
g1o6 Elm onoerer @rltnb lprt6t st @unz
ften Der 9lb6altu1g elmer SpecialipaDL. Sn
uCll IluuD lCIL lJClU Il!UuVASu IUHlIILt ItulItLtND
AUDI Die bielumtdnpfte @ntpdiierun9sz
portage ((Oratnasez8tW slr Qbittmmung,
3. +. Die Stimm9eber meroen gu entldeiben
baben, ob cine 8etpiqisung bon 500, 900, 900
Sur Nusfibrung bleleS Observation-Disclosures
e~rfolgen ioa. Sci Der 9roBen 8ebeutung
bieier Trage, tpeIde in benz 8ablfampf
teDcnfaQs eine 6ouptrolle ipielen miro,
pirbe Die fit bic 8etpobner Der 8oritdbte
unmittelbar Dtel nidtigere Srage ber 9lnz
neftion wa6ri6einli6 gdn8li6 in Den Sim
tergrunO 9ebrGngt lperOen.
Gum S9luB ieiner GntiAeioung betonte
Ser Gountprt6ter &renoergalt nodmals,
baB burh bic Qetittonen benz @eleb poQauf
@eniige 9~eIeiitet Jet unb idloB nit Der Ser
finbtgutg bes erpa9nten Eibteriprudes.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-05-27

0e,luua gorautirt Dnrq Sr. 3. u;
SY11CT1r OSnney, ben trioIQrei0iten Spe5tGl
t~ ltlteu. Seine OperatioI oosr 9In
be ifs Moth lnentosltit4. 9anptsOifiee: s3l ard'
gtr' g6iiaScIp6ia. Sm Gomifnertiol-ooteL e4isaao.
e1 nom il. bis ann leBteu ieoeu Wtonots. 97n5ldtup
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-05-27

Scenes matte @eftbl, 10 ~sertnsfisis unb
bod 10 nieberbriidello, miro bur9 6oob's
@oriopariua gGrSli6 beieitigt, me(6e bos
Spite1n re9ulirt u1b trdfti9t u1b etneit 9uten
@ppetit i6afit. Sebet 5u, baB Sbr 6Oob's
GarldpariIa befonunt. 100 @aben @lnen
Dollar baS fanu man 1tur pon bieler ei9en.
tbImli6en Wteoi5tl1 la9en.