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~ d faria
n ibren neri6iebenen Tnrmen,
bit,iaes uub faIfes 1ieber.

Gs sibt feH SeiIuitte in Der gaett, peles bisiaes
uro tales 5icber uno ale nnoeren maIariden, {opie
@aLeH= uno anoeIe SSieber (mit SIie Don 6aowap's
Vtaen) lhneler heilt, aIs HaowaB's Rsabp 0aes
lief.
preis SO Gents Die 5Iaidse. gu 6aben bel aIs
len GpotbcterH.
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mar, trug er Gorge, bas Grruugeue su be-
feiiigen. Sebt pirb in 81 aus lO7 Grant
mdrldnien oeutider llnterrid)t srtbeilt; mel
tere S6ulen perben in oieleni }bsrbite einz
gsridJtet. Sran56iii6er nuterridt ipiro rnr
1T IA @rammdrldulen ertbeih.
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sIu Observation-Disclosures,

Oas M TO dfe 6lorentir,z
8beumatismus= 5eilmittsfhotI hot "a
als bus einsis mahre glittsI oeosn 9It ofutsg to-,
8bsumatisnlus u. !. NJ. ernieien WIKI"
gSir erluden aae Seibenoe. "a ,r.roh;-.r
Sebe Slaide inter @aruntie. @oas pusIm. 1S;u,sIr.
beiten werDen in nnlerer Sifce arot;s ni, me-
tbeilt. Setb g. 9ancs, Dr. a1o. In Sitz
8altimorefraBe. ~ roy
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@ic-tc Baro.

GTIier Frciirtt-gh. 10Y, Stilesitrofe.
Smetter RreJiutt-Jn. 1105, Sitzgomtaroitrafe.
&rtttcr 4reSiatt-gtr. 1912, Sit=gombGrbitydSe.
Slerier BrcJirtt-sir. 30, IbcmarieItraEe
winter 4rciintt-Jir. 221. Eoro =tSurotHeitra6c.
SeAster Irc8inft- 1868, ct Sapetititrabc.
SlcbeHter SresihFt-gtr. /, Rorb GreteritraGe
&tier SteliHtt-ytr. 225, N0rosNi0hEraFe
Giennter PrejiEft-Yir. 312, Horo =Sreterltrafs.
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Sichcnte @ar

griier Brc3intt-Nr. 1905, SfsSaasrItrase.
Stusitrr BTcyuIt--9tr. $50, gloro Stoaemau.
3ritter 9rsjirtt-Str. 1851, Roro. G5oufra6c.
Serter 4reiiHtt- .zG6e Caroline H. GidbIlr.
SltHiter 9reSiatt-yir. 1886. Gbcpfrase
Scdster FreSiHttRr, 1922, 9turo=@ertral ape,
SiebsHter Brt,iHtt-gir. l13S. Nariorb= Irerue.
Itter BreStntt-yir. 1909, Sit=SIioritraec.
Neunter 9reSiEtt-Jtr. 1929, NOrozCoapitra6e.
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MaIaria in ibrsn usr(bisasnsn efor-
mrn sebfilt unS ufrbitet

gs eiett feiu SelMitsI In Der S8et, pelhe5 98edl.
ieetcr uno ale auoeTen maarihen, biiioieH uHo bus
hiaen Sieber nit @dIe Don Nastpas's Yiueu 70
iSbnel beiit, alS 8aoUap's Nsaap HeIief.
81. J. u turirt nlt nm ben init Malaria 9ebaitcs
ten. ionbern ncun Sente nr!te ocn malartlen 5iite
auseeiett iino, eoen Wor9eH, ebe e ausgebeu 20 bis
25 IropJen Reabp 3icliei in lSafier einnebmen uno
babel sRen Grader eeu, pcroea e eoeu augrifi uOrs
beuoeu.
SO cts. bic 6loihe. gu babeu bel gpptbcterr.
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~9 as Sc Ssiunbbeits 9 eim@
mis-. Sas @ebeimnib Der @elunobeit be-
itebt bariu, bas Spftem fraitia uno energiidl
u erbalten. 9nrdD bsn Sebrand] pOH
Or. Gbalm.rs' 9elltinitur ldbt f6 Oas
aanse Spitem resnIiren; ne beIreit es pon
allen llursini9feiten unS madlt Is geuuc
uno tranfbettsIrel. Sic iit Die bette ar;nei
o.een 0pspepfie unb aue qeibeu zines in
ilnorbuuns seratheaen Noseus. ge9en
gserp0Ftdt bat ne nidt hires @lei6en; iie
,bebt Neruenidpdde, Herp0en RouildmerS
,Sdwerulutb, Nenralsie uno als anOeren
Neruenlsioen. Sdpa9e uno ourd) irgenO
msl6e llriade enttrdftets Berionen finOen in
ihr leiu porsiiglidrs Sunicuu1. GRou qebe
fd,sh baB man bieien artifel befomnlt, ulb
nebmS teinsn anSeren. Breis ST bic Slaid1e.
Sci 3stb 9. 9ance & Gomp., Or.
$40, SFsSaltimoreitrabe. (2O)
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Se6sts &as0.

Gr'ier Nre}Intt-glr. l436, ArIeau5iirafc
.SpeiteT $reSintt-Jir. 1902, Srleunsfrofc.
&ritter lreSintt-Jtr. 402, 9toro-9SoliitrcGe
Sierter ErcStntt-Jfr. 1000, EdjrlloHrt= 9iueruc.
Sumter Brelintt-gr. 2223, on fuuettefraic
Setsier BreSiutt-Gr. $40. Roro= 9hetcrIiross
SictcHter BreSiHft-Rr. 2020, Sii= 9iorumraillL.
anter Fre3iHft-9ir. 2OlO. SIt=Sbaicitrate.
HcHHter Erejiutt-Sr. 1880, giorostyaOitrage
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piQeIl.

so0tdnbis seitmo6ios, i6eraud.rt, pursircn, rcsus
IiIeH. rsiniaen uro frditlaen.
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Gin siersrife oer tmsIiidem 5armarbeiter.


2onbpn, s. September. - Gin eisen=
tbiinlliter Strife 1T loeben in Nortbampton
su Gnbe setoiumen, uno bic borti9en Sarm=
arbsiter erbalten sur Grnbteseit nuumebr 26
Shilltn9e pro ISOLDE obne Sier. Su ben
benahbarten Counties 1T Der 9obn iait osr=
iebe, aber nit Sier. Siees MOLTEN nun
Die Sarmarbsiter in Hortbampton ebenfallS
unS ftritten; allsin nun famen Eaulenoe
BON ssrldnoern beranseiirOmi, uuo 10 wnrz
ben Die Strifer balS gum Radgebeu ses
;uunssn: Sn eiuisen @essnbeu GnglauS's
CAB Der GARNER ieiuem arbeiter nod cine
Anantitat Bier, Der, ,ueun er es onrsos, es
in 5abden nod fauie nebmeu bnrfte; jset
aber berrld]t aaseu,eiu bic Ienoeus, ben
arbelter MIR nit barren @eloe ans,n3ableu
uno oiele alteR Sitten absuldaifen, mas 10
rsht Die aenosrung i'm 9eben bes eusliiden
arbsiters tsnnseiduet, Der fraber uebr pa
triartalildD, aber frsilid aud oft fat ipie
elm Sflape bebanpelt ipurbe, ben aber beute
fait teiu Sano mebr nit isineu arbeitSeber
perbiubet.
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NabmaD's Piasn.

CUR eitIns alltr SraEsheiten bes Niaseas, Der ee=
Der, oes nsreibss, ber 9ieren, Der Bafe, eer R.rs
pen, Seritupiurs, SartIcibistet, unperodnliti,it,
D1spepfe, gGucneioeu, sieber, misunderstanding
pduorrboocn Krb aller llureselmds9teiteu Der GINS
setpeioe. 9eiu pesetabtlijf peoer aIedilbcr R,nes
ralien, nod fhdoibe Srosuen eHthaltcno.
GiHepo meuegtroGuung ptro ourd
ben gebraIh bon Raopap's FiQeI ersieIs. 3lerourt
hon
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Onsuer(ie.

aopifpeh, peIoorben,r Dias,n uno Silioftdt permit
ben oa Die 9ahIuns, bic 5br gu gut senomHsH 5abt,
ibre Hd9reHoen Gieenffaften ur Misunderstanding oes
ndtirllten 3utaHbes b,s aorpers lieiert.
Vreie 25 SenfS Die SdDadtel. gu babeH bel
allen Ipotbsfern.
DIR: RADwAY & CO., Ir. 80, Dausnsetras.,
R.lp>aort
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Niebmarf1c.

ct. 9ouis, 8. Septbr. - 9tinSuieb:
3ufubr 5000, Serieuoung -; Yreiie ua=
ritrteu swildeu 1920 II. S5.4o.-S9weine: !:
.3ufubr 1900, @erieubuug 2400; YreiIe
pariirteu Sluiifen $4.O0 II. S4.45.-Sd,aafe:
3ufubr 400, SerienOung 900; $reiie ua=
riirten spiiden $4.OO uub $500.
Ga t-Gi bertp, Ba., 8. Septbr. =
8inbpisb: 3uiubr 1857, &erienbung 2250; :;
Yreie pariirten spildeu 81. 90 unO s4.57.
= Stweine: 3ufubr 1857, Serenbung
1850; Freiie paritrteu Spiiden $500 uH0
s4.75. - Sdlaafe: Sufuhr 445O, Serieu=
bun9 260O; Sreiie pariirteu swil4en $3.50
ul1o $500.
@bicago, s. Septbr. - &iuSuieb:
3ufubr $4,000, Serleubung =; Treiie pa=
riirten 3tpii6en 81 so unb 81 Sdmeine
Suiubr $4,000, Yerienpung -; Freiie
uariirten swiideu $40 nnD s4.65. -
ShaaTe: 3ufubr 5000, SerienOun9 -;
SreIle Darilrteu sfpideu s.. 80 ullb 1915.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-09-09

Gin ueues unabbdueiqes &0=
niereid in europa 1T piotfd entoedt por=
ben. Oie Sniel ct. ailba nit "A GuaDrat=
Silometern uno so @tnppbnern, noropet=
lid BON S6ottiano selesen. 1T tbatiddli6
nod nibt einmal aui benz Eapier pom iraeno
elmer frembeu Wadt in Ssiit senonlmen.
Ourd feile 6elien ringsum seifltt, 1T Die
sSnlel nabesu uu;u9ausIid3. aui per elbeu
berrldt mad ben geieeeu INNER uur cine
Soni9in, peld)e ibreu v3 bron" psrliert, 10
bolb Ne belratbet. Sbre stpana9e beliebt in
Fembem 9ebensuuterbalt uub arbeitsloienl
Serbienit, Elm ipenis @arberobe lune nod
meni9er Saiten9elo, ipeld) getteres iebof
erit mad Der Sil6seit ausbe;ablt lpiro. I'm
9eublidlld lit bas Sbronden unbelett. 0as
ipdre mas tiir Soulanser, neiHt Die ct.
gouier rSribiine."
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Hciiirtc MSnrn.

@rIter TrcSiHtt-9ir. G6. Centre Niartetz Space.
.Slpeiter Src5inti- Wy. 3O4, Sf=glrlhltonityase.
&ritter Freiiaft-gir. 331, Rom =SaIpcuirefc.
&icrtcr Hrcjiatt-
SuHiter 4reiirtt-Rr. 119, Suo-NouayOItra6e.
ScdSter lreiinft-ytr. I6, Soruct,troEc.
SiebeHtcT BreiiHit-9tr. l 4, 2&cit Senircitrafe.
@dtcr GreSintt-9tr. Ill, Sjt Nrantltnirarc.
gtcuHter 4ye5iItt-yir. 6O1, gtoro o=5aluernyGse.
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Warft ano Sorie.

9iperpool, 8. Septbr. = 1890 Had)=
mltta9s Saumwoae: amerifanilte Ntit=
tellorte ST, DO. ReiuzS Orleans -. Die Ser
fdufe bstru9en 1000 Sauen, SpetulatiOu
nnS ansfubr 1000, .3uiubr 1000.
9onoon, s. Septbr. - Ser. Stoaten=
Sblisationen: 4pros. 1851, Ditto 43pro3.
104.-attien: q. 8. &. =, Ditto Yripr.
st, Canada Yacific S54, Grie 26s, DO. Erior.
=, .SaHols=9entral 1104, gterican 63s,
ct. Faul 72s, Iew= 9ort= Central 40,
Yennlelpauleu SAT, Sfeaoins 21f, Nerican-
Central 76S.
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s3el,ntc @sarS.

Grfcr 9'resirft-str 272, gUeH SurafcadfooFt.
Sipeiter 4Sll ,ntt-yI. no. gioro -i'carlhroge
0ritter 4rcNHtt-gir. III, @@tft SarGtuQuitraRe.
Yierter greiiEtt-9fr 323. G,arllrIse.
iynfter BreiiHft-yir. 6.}2. JScit=gH! berrbjtrnGr
SedDster 9reSintt-9ir. 797 g0cit Dulber.piirdfc.
SisbeEter @Teiinft-Jir. 400, gioro=5reuont Npe.
sdlter Erc'ltii-yr. 73s, y&tit Umlbtrrurrdfc.
geuHter RteSintt-9ir. $50, 2Get Sra.GiatrQGc
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gIhtc 2Nnrn.

Gyter Greiinft-gtr. 424, 01=Rurumentitrose.
.SpciteT 4reStnft-9,r. S1S, NGrioro 9ipcliue.
9ritter 8re5iEtt-gtr 1925, Siz@a3erhroEc.
&tertcr Hrelinft-S.=y q. =SdC Uic,iim H. Gblietr.
SiiEiter Gre;iHtt-Yr. 1460. 6arIoro. Gpenpc
Se;bstcr l're1iHtt-9tr. 1904, c5rc3nmount Noe.
SiebeEter $reSiEtt-ytr %, 2$ejt 5GlpKieHoitrdScY
Gtter freiiHti-gr. s, gReit GtniclrGir
9teuEter Breiintt-ytr 9lS, Bart Apcruc.
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Eritte Nars.

grfter Aejintt-yrr 254, SiSz glnnirafe.
Speitsr EreJintt-9tr 2i7, Glib 9onofrlfe
Gritter greiHtt-ytr. 1927, G6pusbitraSc.
Slerter TreSiHtt-glr. 20O4, on YoiRbcrbitr0f,.
Glniter ErcSiEt1-9ir. / Oh, Sio SEroaoluau
Sctster lSre,inIt- 116, Glib Son0'troFc.
Sleberter 4re,ntt t-Ytr. 12S, Siio Soenitrafe
9hter RreStHtt-yir. 1922, Sit Sdttimorcjtra5e.
Neunier 4re3iHtt-5tr. 81, gioroz BoKorIaye.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-09-09

aiGIanb, g4isc., 21. Hooemter 1885.
Or. Rabnap- SSertber S,erT! SSb luollte S1HeH
tOr Iin9 eiuioe 3tien Su,u %obe Stres Saridpariis
larzReiotoent Ihreiber. 9or ettsehn SahreH .tns
pIabl h bieiss MitteI Or. 3mmermauH IN SDaton=
M, Dil1n, Der Tlir Elm IdHedbri9er renHo 9eneIer
mar, uHb io9te ib, ba es fciu beicres Ddtte gcgen
grtiltuns nho StmerSen in Der 9un9e gebe. gr UeIs
iItte IS uIo odntte mir oGIn DlelmaS hiHSu'i9eEo,
ol6 es fet beiiere5 Hsiite ae9eH oiele 3aHthelteu
aebe, uro ictt empTebtt er es einen BatieHeH. SSt
enJpiabl e5 ann Srn. Sitbp, einem 9potbetcr in
SrpatonRd, nno Jest 6Gt e5 porrdtbis. SSE appez
ton, 93isc., Duroe idn nit euem iungeH UtarHe be
taHut, Der eiuen ifmmeu !oulten bate uEb pom eem
man btiirhtete, Dag er Die S6iuiuoudt betommen
fpiiroe. Sb empfahl ihr SdrnpariniGhzT zTelopenf,
uno nod einieer Seit lab i'd i'm riid uuo qeiuRo
oIiidte mir ipdrm Die Dd1o uno io9tc mir, baf er
obHe mid lett tegraber ieiE fpirbe. gs bat i'm ebr
itneu 9cbeilt. Eor uHgedbr iedjSSebH fabren fam
ei1 Yionn M mir Tin SulMtb) uro id9te, 5as feline
Srau an enem Nuten ir6c; er bate SiUei aerte
rdt, aber oble Srfolg SD eHpiabi 5br SGlaparils
lan, uHb rah einigeH 3agen mar nc atluno. gScHH,
SHoer buitcn, 10 1T cine Qoiis gcHu1, ne 81 beIleH.
SD oriire Hodrnals meiu GrauEen itber oicie grSRei
aus uno faur nur 5eoem ratben, oieicbe in nuuie 81
baben; ne oerbutet in ueieH SdeH cine duere &rGHts
Sbr srqe6euer s. Srufdbfe.
3u b0beu bel IpotbefeTH. 81 ole 5Iaite.
ST. Rappap il o., 9h. 81, G8arrer' .a5e,
Hepzgort.
Hgr In oas BubIitum!-@ebet 1tdler uno per-
loast RaoWan'e uno ie9e oaB nRaopan" oil
9eM lit mas Shr fault
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-09-09
Gritc &aro.

grlter 1reiiHtt-9ir. 31O2 gaicttfrosc,
Spelter Yreilnft-9tr. SO6, Eoiomucirafe.
8ritter treintt-Ytr. 2724, nubiuuftraee
SIerter STeSiEh-9tr. 23l1, @Gferussiueune.
Einlier SreSirtt-9ir. 22l3, GiierItrafc.
Sens1er pfeNntt-Nr. $40, Gin s@olllRetons9ue.
Sleoenter FreilHtt-9ir. POGO, Scrfttra6c.
ahter %rc;iHti-Yir- 81, 2uo uos2Soffrafe
HeHnter SrsjiHtt-gtr. 213l, =9ombGrolrabs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-09-09
N. N. N.
MaDmaD'S
Rea0D Rc(ief.
Die billislte uHb bette slr;nci fir SAINT
liensGjebraud in Ser 2Selt.

SH 3eit pom erer bis slparjis Blinntea natb elmer
elHmaiseH ariiHoIihen 2lnpcroune perieblt IS nies
mails, ShmcrSer su liHoeru giHerlei lpie beti9 uno
marterno Die SfmerSeu Der bnrdy Rbeumatismus,
Setliser9te,t, SEttraituHs, SerfrippeuHe, 9erp6fz
tat, Herralsc ooer oUrb foairise SraRtbei Grhlafs
iofortise Sreideruns. IS ltnoert ioiort uno beiit
balo
RheumGtisMu$, grfdlturssH,
Sniter, ibIimmcN Sdls,
NhhmG, &ronhiii5,
Soplpeh, SuItDeh,
.3obnibmcgen, @HtSinoun9en,
gieuraIaie, SonoeioReu,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-09-09
&abmaB's &eaos &eliei

Su jeoer Belt i'm 6auie babe. Geiu Gebrauth tpirb
fuo9tbdtis ipirfen bel jeoer grt pon Sd,mers obcr
Srant9ett Us 9lof 9nGts IN per seet, oas 10 jdneu
belt Guibdlt, ais bas Reabp Reliei.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-09-09
Mcbr yabnttnfGae.

Sodport I.<D., s. Septenber. -
3Dei giienbabn3iige Der ryfortb- Sbore=
Subu" cunibirteu nm Is beute friib uabe
Dem bieIgen Sabnboie auf Dem geleiie Der
rGeutralbabu," uuo beioe eotomotiuen, loz
tpie Die noroeriteu 8a9gons ipurben tbeils
peiie nemolirt. @epGdmetlter SS. u. 5ieb-
Ter aus 9tep=gorf fam um'S 2eben. unD So
fonlotiufIbrer gbioH SraoieD aus Spra=
cue, lotpie t6eiser @m. Souitou erlittcn
idnere Serletunseu. Die Yaiasiere to-
men nit bem Shreden bapou. Der cine
,3ug mar cine babe Stunoe uerlpdtet, uuO
ein WiBperitdnbuiB Der Sl1ltruftiOnen idetut
oaS llngliif peranlaBt Su baben.
Srop, N.=D., 8. september. - Giner
Der SpiiAeu 5rop uHO albaup iabreunen
asfonoeationsSiige rannte bente friib an Der
GOngreBftraBeu ginfabrt beS 6. duenue=
Sunnels segeu cine bort itebsuoe eotomo=
tiue. Der lette sSagson Oes 3nses ent=
sleiife uuo purbe sertriimmert, auein Die
Sp6lf SnlaNen eutfameu obne sriuabuensz
pertbe Sertetuugeu. Gin lett bem Striie
ais Griabmanu aN9eftellter &ei6enipdrter
piro fir Den llniau oeranhportlid sema9t.
The advocate., 1890-08-13
Selling to the English.

FENDLAY, o., August "a prominent
tableware manufactures, who will give
his name when necessary, says that his
establishment, with every like glass con
cern in the United States, has been sold
to an English syndicate, which intends
lessening the output Of those factories
where fuel is high and increasing the
product where gas is cheap or given for
nothing. The price paid averaged $780,
600 per factory or $3,OOOOOO in all, as
there are thirty-three factories in this
country. The transfer is to take place
December 10. One Of the important
items Of the entire affair is that the price
of tableware will be advanced as soon as
the syndicate has assumed control.
The advocate., 1890-08-13
lowing, the letter being published in tho
Kansas AgitatOr:

lowing, the letter being published In the
Kansas A0itGtOr;
see by your letter asking me for my support
NJ the primary your letierhead puts you down as
chairman Of the agricultural committee, and you
claim tO be farmer. On that committee there
are some men who you viii tell ua In your
speeches are democrats and rebels. You muRt
IKE their company from ih0 great anxiety YOU
have 70 De returned Was there no one or the
seventeen wise members Of your committee who
knew what was the matter with the iarmerB,
when almost every one Of YOU had the PrOgrca-
siUe Farmer, OF Mount Vernon, llls, sent tO you
every week, without money and without price,
telling you Just what WAS tho matter and tbe
remedy2 And still you You did nothing but 0ihr
blll calling for ten-d0llarRday commission 20
md out what you had already been told week
after week, and what everybody even the jew
shylOcks, knew, Did you ever know Of Con
gresanan who had % explain 80 many OF his
acts as you have had 10 dO2 Did you ever know
Or hear Of any other Congressman bnb yourself
that has always been right and never wrong2
You claim that you were right when You voted
for Thomas y, Reed for speaker OF the House,
single gold standard man tO appoint a finance
committee, nll single gold standard men 10 help
you put through free silver coinage bill. You
also claim That yOu were right when you voted
Tor the House bill on silyer-rght every time You
voted your triangle votes on the bin after II came
back from the senate; also right when You send
letters back 10 your constituents claiming 70 be
IN fHy0r OF free cOlnnge Of silver And now, sir
my claims are very modest. only claim Che
right 10 vote down an such demagOgues as you
have proven yOurselftO be.
INGALLS,, FUNSTON, BUoHAN, BLUE AND
SCOTT.
What an interesting quincunx Of hal
lowed and patriotic namesI The SOW
ereigns who are dwellers in the ancient
counties Of Allen, Anderson, Bourbon,
Douglas, Franklin, johnson, Linn, Miami
and Wyandotte, all Of these nine having
a history both old and new that might
startle the world, will teach the above
political managersa lesson that they will
heed and aifectionately remember next
November. The voters in these counties
have rebuked this class Of managers in
earlier days.; in 1874 the republican can
didate for governor lacked 2,640 votes of
having majority; in 1878 the shortage
was 1887, and in 1882 il was 1914.
And now a mighty revolution is ON us,
even at the doors, and the patient voters
who have had so many promises that
were made to their ears which were
broken TO their hopes, will now remember
with an earnestness that will be Inter
preted as the dNwning Of a new political
life.
The advocate., 1890-08-13
Pntonta

Higdon Il Higdon, patent lawyers, SO
licitors Of American and foreign patents,
rooms So and SO Hall building, Kansas
City, NO., and S6 lie Droit building,
Washington, d. c., report the following
list of patents issued during the week
ending August s, 1890. BY applying to
either Office printed copy Of any patent
here named can be obtained for % cents
in stamps. Send for book Of instructions
free of charge: .I
Kansas Apparatus for concentrating
and amalgamating ores, Oren Campbell,
Lawrence; portable frame for stock scales,
Charles 81 Garrison, Blue Mound; har-
row, Charles B, Cook, Erie; combined
dental mallet and pliers, Arthur o. Corey,
Council Grove; baling press for hay,
ETC., Rufus G, Ellsworth, Northcutt; bolt
ing reel, LycurgusS Lindsay, Humboldt;
reversing gear, Henry 0. Thomas, Cher
ryvale; spring motor, Alexander Wirth,
Parsons.
The advocate., 1890-08-13
ENpoRsINa poLIncAL RARNACLEs

NNANN va HAN RDAHAAW W"AA8A """A"AAwA $50
trict Of Kansas was In mgllOn On the 9Th
inatant at Chelsea park, In Wyandotte
county, on one Of the most glorious days
of this summer.
WyandOtte county had twenty-seven
delegates 10 this convention Of nominal
republicans assembled, A. G. Talbot Of
the delegation, making an efficient tom
pOrary secretary, while Senator William
J. Buchan, the great political ringmas-
ter OF this county, having protected the
party machinery, was prudently absent,
Douglas had nineteen delegates, whose
ex-postmaster, L. J. Worden, Of Law
renee, was a bright and shining light,
gave the right hand OF Fellowship 10
Brother Hugh Cameron, Sister Grace n.
Smith and her sister and daughter, who
were courteously permitted to listen TO
the proceedings OF the convention, for
which qpid pro quo the knights Of Labor
voters Of the district we're assured 10
Farmer Funston.
Bourbon's eighteen delegates, who, for
declining TO give aid TO It's angelic poet,
Eugene r. Ware, had the honor OF the
temporary chairmanship Of the cOnven-
tion in the person Of w. B. Webster,
whose enthusiasm was unbounded, as he
prophesled an early victory for the old
party Of thirty years standing; notwith-
standing in addition TO their old open
democratic enemy, they had, the Lord
only knows how many isBIs TO meet this
year.
Frankln's delegation Of twelve APP
peared meek beyond compare, and as a
special complement to their modesty, DR..
0. A GeeselSa was made chairman Of
their district central committee: There
by the Ottawa Republican is in the fold,
thus meeSly stating It's allegiance
Ifa yellow dog without u tail Is put up for Con
gress that dog will get the support OF this paper
and when the time comes, M II surely Will II such
mistakes are made we will all SIC down and eat
Funston crow tOgetherl
This avowal is certainly an express
sion Of fidelity to the Funston and In
gals machine that knows neither waste
nor change.
Johnson, Linn and Miami each had
eleven delegates, and the empty honor Of
permanent chairman Of the convention
was laid as a crown upon the honored
head of Farmer Thomas N. Hancock, OF
johnson.
Linn furnished the big standing boss,
ex-senator Richard w. Blue, the old
chairman Of the district central commit
tee, e. Q. Lane, and one Of the permanent
secretaries OF the convention, Mr.. J. N,
Barnes, a youthful editor, a kinsman Of
whom was one OF Funston's postmasters.
Miami was also accorded an honor Of
an assistant secretary, John Hanna, and
II also produced a speaking delegate at
both sessions OF the convention, an en-
thuslastic adherent Of Funston whose
name was John Mckinney, and whose
spirit appeared salubriOus by reason Of a
bountiful use of ardent spirits.
Allen had nine delegates, and its
talented youthful boss, Chas,
F. Scott, Of the lola Register, as an en-
shaved journalist, syoophantic orator
and truculent henchmOn, would seem
to 90 to the head Of the class, either
among the old or young republicans Of
the dear old SunHower State.
Au1aronn ~ ita aivht dnlaVatpa hnd
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-06-16

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negro, ben Der @5ar DDrigcs Sabr vben
ein5igen tpabten Sreun0 &uBlanoS" rannte,
lit in ct. Betersburg in Il ngnaDe ge=
falIe lno bD6it tDabrl6etnlt6 tDirO Die
geplante 6eiratD 5tpil6eu ieiner So6ter,
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nig DellGBli6e engltl6e 8latt vgSorlD".
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1lnO leine Gegierung Su l6impien, neil lie
ieinen 8lan, 80nig bon Serbier1 Al perz
ben, nereitelten. Gr bat ieinen 8erDruB
6ariiber aud in anberer QSeile befunoet,
mnorr6 CT ben G5arerl, lopte audi Serrn
re6t traute, ernitlt6 beleiDi9t bat. Sim
ruiitiben 6ofe tragt man, mas aus benz
@elpe (etDa cine babe Wtlton 9tubeD 9ez
morben lei, tpeldeS in ct. petersburg fir
Die ll1teritilbung Der Wtontenegrtner tpG6z
retb Der jiingiten 6un9ersnotD Suiammenz
gebra6t tpuroe. Die 0tothleioenoen Iollen
toeoer oas @elb, nod Die Danlit angeblid
gefauften %2ebenSmtttel empfangen baben,
mdbreno Dur6 Elm merflDiirbiges 3ulamz
me1treffen, ytffita iiingit ietnen 9alalt perz
9rDBert bat unD lid iebt cine 0ldnsenoe
8tud i'm @ebtrge bauen ldBt. st entleoigte
It'd nlebrerer Salleno letner oanfbariten
l1ntertbanen Our6 baS lei6te @uSfunftsz
mittel, tie mad Serbien binein sl ienoen.
2eBteres lit &batla0e, ali fi6 erideint Die
WteIbung nt6t aeraoe un9Iaubbaft.
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cars Don &langtong, Wtoniignor. @boulie,
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gGbs bort feline fleinere Stobt, Die nid)t Elm
beionDeres N%usiaBoorf beidbe, 1no stpor
meiit in Der JtGbe Der OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
purfte, ballttt Die armen 9lusidBigen UNI 10
bequemer Die ret6eren &aufleute anbetteIn
f0nnten. Die 6ineitiden 9(erSte alouben
lei6tere Sale beilen 5u %fonnen; zines ibrer
Ntittel beitebt BARN, ben &ra1fen in etne
giffelbaut einaunGben, in Der er cine aeits
lang al Derbleiben bat.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-06-16

elmer DoIftdn6i9en !3erit6rung e~ntganaen;
tmlnerbtn iinb Durh ben 3%uiammenitoB
3ipeter 3iige mebrere Berlonen i6iper perz
lett uno Die iibrigen BON 9tn9it uno
S6reden beimgeiuht tporDen.