davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1890-09-25

How are you and your uncle get
ting along now?' "We never speak. {"
''ouarFeledg' mo. He's dead. Life.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-12-18

-sepaiden perben. 2ube iinb Dor
benz 8erfaIben bdufis BON Sur6fal
beIdIti8t tpenn iie einbisrteI Dra6me
SalispII Idure tdeIi9 befommeu, bort Der
Dur4fau auf un6 oas 8ertaIben fam
oaber oft perbiitet iperoen. Sdugenbe
&aIber befommen, fpenn iie Sur6faq
baben, etpa einadteI Dra6me SaIiSpI'
idure, in parmes @GHer aufseIDf, pro
Gag. Ser Sub piro ebenfaas einpiers
tel Dra4me SaIisplidure tdsIi6 sese.
ben. gSenn Der Durdfaq beim 8albe
aufsebDrt bat, braudt man bic @aben
bel Der Sub nur nod furSe 8eit fOrt;u.
ieben.
Sin TbeiI Der SaIiSSIidure loft ii6
Ianeiam in 45O 3bsiIen @afer bon 60
@r. S. uuf unO iOfort in 30 9beiIen
fo6enoen 8ufers. Dis 9biuns ioats
in bblsernen ober irbenen @efdben se'
ideben unb gum llmriibren Elm bbl3erner
2DffeI 9ebrau9t iperben, neil, penn bic
SaIi3plidure NIT giisn in 8erubruns
tommt, lie iOfort cine bunfslpIOlette
Sarbe annimmt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-12-18
3erfaa Ses W1ittelIfanSes.

Sn Der iiinslten 8eriammlunS Der
Snternationalen Irbeiter 9lHociation in
baltimore mar ais 9bema bic Srage {:
>, ,8aS 1T Die llria6e oes 3erfaas be8
OtltteIitunbeS ?" sur Dissolution anee'
iest. Der Sauptrebner Oes abeno8
fiibrte beS 2dnsern aus, bab bic llria9e
IN benz 8eien uniereS beutieen pripats
fapitaIiltil9en @eieli6aftsfpitems su
Iu9en isi. Die mooerne Snbuitris babe
bic @erffeqe beS 8IeinmeIiterS Der.
prdnst; an beren Steqe iei bic Sabrif
getretsn. 9ur9 Sbeiluns Der arbeit,
Durd 8erbrdnsuns Der NGnnerarbeit
ourd bic Der Srauen, Ooer gar Der &in'
Der, pel6e i'm eroBen UtaBtabe bic
Wafhinen bebienen mlbten, lei cine
llmipdl3uns i'm Brobuftionspro3eB Dor
Ii9 gesangen. Ser biSberise DtitteI,
itnn6, Der fIeinen Snbuitrieaen, &aufs
leute, Sanbwerfer, ioear 8Ieinfarmer
mubten in'S BroIetariat binabfaaen,
tpeiI ibr tleineS &apitul fir ben 8etrieb
ni9t auSrei6t; iie ieien fonfurrenauns
fdbis unb mubten ii9, obtpobI NIT Q9is
oerltreben, in'S llnpermeiOlibe fasen.
DaB Der gnttpideIuneSsans, peIder
ii9 obne nnterbre9uns pOa3iebt, cine
sel6i6tlide Notbnenoiefeit iei, ipuroe
bur9 peri6ieoene SeilpieIe ilIuitrirt,
unb Johann auSseflbrt, baB ebenfaas
aus Der ,,berri9enben 8lahe" beraus
elm sebiIoeteS Clement ms Broletariat
sebranst ipiiroe, bic 3abl Der nnsufrie.
oenen INNER mebr anidnelenb, 10 bab
IdlieBIi9 Der gntl9eipuneStampf auf
Der sunsen 2inie in Der seiammten 8uIs
turtpelt entbrennen miiiie unb bic be.
IiBenbe &taiIe bon Der beiisIpien ipiirbe
perbrdnSt tperben. Oiit oem Gitate
aus @arl Wtarr'S Shriften: ,,Oie
8urseOllie prOOusirt ibren eisenen GOb'
ten9rdber ibr llntersans unb Der
Siee bes BroIetariatS fnb sIei6 un'
permeiOIi9," idIOB bic 0ebattir. rlsbs
uns.-9ln Obisen auSfibrunsen 1T uns
itreitis pisl MabreS uno es tpdre tb6,
ridt, Dor Der TbatIa9e beS GntltebenS
zines ProletariutS in bieiem 2anbe bic
Iusen i6lieBen su fpoaen. lleber fur3
ooer lang tpirp's eeIten: ,,8eb' Gu9,
oaB ibr @nieI ieib !"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-12-18
SaliSplfdure BET Sranfbeiten Der
Xbtere.

Set in ben lebten Subren Der @ertE
Der SaIiapIidure in Der 8ebanbIuns per'
i6iebener &ranfbeiten beS Weni6er
aasemein anerfannt tporten, be9anr
beren 8erpenbune bon Seiten Der Sbier'
drate unb ielbit auf bieiem 6eloe 1T jebt
beren NiibIi6feit iiber ieben 3peifel
erbaben. 9ie bier fOlsenbe 8eIebruna
tpiro ni6t ertbeiIt, um bic Dienite bee
erfabrenen TbierarsteS unnDtbis Su mas
6en-benn in allen ernitliben SdIIen
ioqte beGen Silfe m6sIi6it i6nsa in
9lnipru6 senommen tperben- fcnoern
bat nur ben 3ped, baB ba, mo Der
Sbierur3t ni6t eIeid sur Sanb 1T, Der
Sarmer iein 8eiteS berfu6en mag, um
unter ieinem 8ieb auSSebrO9ene &ranfz
beiten au befdmpfen.
8on ben &ranfbeiten, fpeI6e bic
S1peine beimiu6en, iinb bic fOIsenben
erfolsrei9 nit SoIiSplidure bebanbeIt
tporbsn: &inepurm, 8rdune Ober
Milofeuer, 8lattern. Bel Der 3uerit
eenannten &ranfbeit iinb bic erbbten
8aben erforberIih. Nm eriten Gage
bon elmer baIben Bis 3u elmer sanaen
Dra6ms fiinfmaI tdeIid, b. b. ale 3ipei
Cber brei Stunoen. 9lm 3tpeiten Gage
tpirb cine baIbe Dradme breimaI aeses
ben. SIN S6qen Der 8rdune (croup)
tpirb cine 9ra6me SaIispIidure, in
breipierteI 9int beiBes @aHer aufses
IBf, ale spei Stunben perabreidt.
@enn bic S6neine nod senus Stei'
guns gum Srefen seisen, fam bic Sdure
in Iaurer NiiI9 eeesben tperoen. Sn
T1IIen Der 9oden erbdIt ieoes Sdnein
ettpa einSp6lfteI Dru6me, in elmer
lln,e beiBem 8aiiers aufeelDit, tdsIid.
Sn Sdqen beS RotbIaufS (Antrax)
beim 8inbbisb nirb SaIiSpIidures2Ds
iuns (ein SbsiI Der Sdure IN 400 9e'
tpi6tStbeiIen Iauiparmen Nahers auf'
seI6it) gum 8einisen Der ent3iinSeten
Ibeile msbrmalS beS Cages benust.
Die aIauen, beionoerS bic 8rOne, tpers
ben nit elmer WiidunS bon SaIi;pIidure
unb 9aIf beItdubt.
Olit S6Iempe sefiittertes &inebieb
lit pielen aranfbeiten unteriporfen,
namentIi6 Durdfaa un6 gn3iinoung
bes Cutters. 9aS ent;inbete Gutter
IoGte nit elmer 26iune-ein 2beiI
SaIisSIidurs auf tauienb IbeiIe 8afsr
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-12-18
arbeitspferSe inn gsinter fattern.

@S 1T feline quite Metbooe, ben ader.
pferoen pGbreno oeS Bnters, tpenn iie
tpenig glrbeit perridten, piel &6rneriuts
ter III eeben. Q8enn arbeiteno, sebs
man ibnen bas bOae Sutter, aber, tpenn
unbei6dftiet, seniiSt Der pierte Gbsil
Der iOnit eeBebenen 86rner Station.
gtatitrIih ioaten iie alleS CUTE Raubs
futter, baS iie frehen ipoasn, befommen.
Pferoe brauden ni9t piel S6rner in
bieier SabreSseit penn iie bieieIben
befommen. seisen iie ni6t bic iturfe
SreBIuit bana4 i'm SriibIins unO ipeis
germ ii9 buIb, bic aur @rbaltuns Der fir
aneeitrenete 4rbeit erforoerliben WenSe
&brner su frehen. 98enn inoefen bic
Pferbe tpdbreno oeS 9SinterS fait auss
i4IieBIi6 &aubfutter befommen, pers
peisern iie bic S6rner bel ibperer glrs
belt nidt. llntbdtisfeit brinst lsidter
llnperoauli6feit berpor, al8 bic anee'
itrenSteite 9lrbeit, uno ipenn bic 9feroe
i'm Winter iebr frdftiseS Sutter befom'
men, finb fe i'm SrlbIins bdufie in
idledtem 3uitanbe. Die ertorberli9e
tbierii9e Ndrme unb baS Sett fDnneu
our6 8aubfutter erSeuSt tperben,
Strob, Seu unb Maisfutter eiebt eins
quite MInterratiOn fir Die Bfsrbe. @enr
8Drner eefiittert tperoen, mag eS Mais
iein unb Der Safer Bis gum Sribiabr
oerbleiben. Die 9fsrbe mdfen 10 iOrS'
fdltiS unb reseImdbis i'm Mlnter sefiit'
teri tperpen, ipie tpsnn iie arbeiten. 81
9eniiSt nidt, bob iie Elm itartes Suttei
an einem Gage, tpenn bic Witterunl
| idbn 1T, unb Elm fnappeS ipdter tpil
| sep6bnli6 ant ndditen erbalten, tpeil
oas g8etter i6ledt 1T. 8enn Bferb'
reseImdBis setrdntt unO sefiittert tper'
ben, 9uten Stall baben, reinIl9 eebaI-
ten, babel nit SaIs periorst peroer
unb ieoen anoeren Sag einen Sbeel6ffeI
boil refine SOISui6e i'm Sutter befOmmen
brau6en iie feline Der ioeenannten Gon'
bition BOlpbers. @enn man gu lebterer
ereift, befennt man bomit, bab man II
Der 8ebanOIunS Der Sbiere SebIe'
ma6te.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-12-18
Sbe 2abieS' Some Jcurnal,
philadelphia.

@ines Der MISREPRESENTATION Ser.
3ei6uiHe bon beriibmten Wiitarbeitern,
bic ie an elmer einSelnen Summer elmer
WtOnatsibrift tbGtis paren. ipirb in
Der Sanuar Summer bon "The Ladies'
Home Journal" bon 8bilabelpbia mit'
pirten. Inter ben S9riftiteqsrn an
iener Summer iinb nemli9: Senrp
W. StanIvp. Or. OliUer Wenoea SoIs
mes, gr'BrGiiOent Sapes, A9tb. Sobn
@anamufer, SOfepb Sefferion, adtb.
SunnibaI SumIin, Utuoume gIIbani,
Sames g9biicomb 8iIep, Sen. 2stp.
@uGuce, @eOrse SO. @biIbs, Or. g.
De 8itt TaImase, Srau U. 8. e.
@bitnep, 8Obert S. 8uroette, @biparb
Seaamp, Bia Carleton, @barIes u.
Dana, Sarub Srne Senett, @eOrse
gB. Sable, Sultan Satptborne, 6ruu
2pman abbott, Srau Warsuret 8ot'
tome, uno nabesu Sipansie anbere.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-12-18

nafien baS Saupteeipibt beim nnters
ri6t auf bic 9lusbilbun9 bes feIbits
itdnbigen Denfsns, auf bic pouitdnbise
8eberri6uns Der Dtutteripra6e, auf
Nuturtpiheni6aften uno baterIdnOii6e
@eididte leeen. Damn tpIrbe pieaei6t
ni6t 10 bieI srie6if6e GeIebriamfeit
an3utreffen iein, aber eS ipiirben aud
ni6t 70 bieIe 2eute ibren 8eruf berfebs
len.
9ie faiierIide gtebe Bat in Deutids
lamb uneebeures 9lufIeben eemadt uno
man barf nit Spannune Der tpeiteren
@nttpidIuns Der InSeIeecnbeit entSes
eenieben.
BrofeHor 8o6s Gntbeduns itebt nod
immer i'm 8orbersrunbe beS Snterehes.
Na9 unb na6 beritummen bic .3peifler
immer mebr unb iosar bic iosenannten
@rbfeinoe i'm Often unb geiten 0eutihs
lambs fansen on, benz sroBen 8ObItbd'
ter Der Wenf6beit sebubreno Tribut su
soaen. Sn Berlin tpimmelt eS berart
bon S9pinbiidtisen, baB bic 8eb6rben
Der sroBen NnitedunsSsefabr baOurd
pOrbeusen, baB bic Sduier, in peI4en
bic 8atienten ipobnen, iiolirt tperben.
9ln iiber 5000 Patienten 1T iebt oaS
Dlittel bereitS ansenenbet porben.
9lu9 Der 3uberfuloie beS 8inbpiebs
i6eint man NIT benz &od'iden Wittel
entsesentreten 3u f6nnen. Oie 2pmpbe
ipirO iebt in fat allen peutiden @roB'
ltdbten bon QerSten anseprbnet, ipel6e
BON Sod unb bel1en S6lIern beionbere
4ntpeiiunsen bafiir erbalten baben.
@obI niemaIS 1T cine ipifenidaftli6e
@ntOeduns nit sr6berem @ifer be'
pba9tet tperben. Sn tpeni9en Monaten
ipiro man i9on iasen fDnnen, in tpie
tpeit ii6 bas Mittel aud bel 2unsen'
| idpinbii8tisen belpdbrt.
Der Gar bat stpur biafoniide @eiebe
erIafen, tpobur9 Der in ben SGnoen
bon Suben beinbli9e, 2anbbetB in
8ubIanb beidIasnabmt tpirb, madi
aber slei93eitis bic ipunoeriamIten
SpriinSe 9lnseiidts nibiIiitii9er Ser.
i6p6runsen. SeBt 1T er tpieber NAL
na9 st. Petersburs sefIadtet.
| &aiisr @iIbeIm f6eint nidt au,
Rube fommen gu tpoIlen. Sebt unter'
iu6t er ben 2ucius i9en SiOeifommiB'
Sfanbal unb sIeid3eitis bic llriader
reS GisurrenmuaeritriteS in Samburs.
gluf Bring gOtparbs SnieI iinb pieI,
S6iffe seitranoet, unb auf einem eng
IiIben Sra6toampfsr erfrOren tpdbrenl
zines SturmeS int Saparsen Meer 81
Otann.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-12-18
GbaS. Ttfcber's
6Qmili9n : Store,
5l5 2afaipanna Gbenue.

Die bsfeu @runriepaarsn alltr Art an
oane. 5uttsr pOrjslan- anb 5ppfpaaren &c.
Gtns quite auspabI S6nittpaaren sbeufals
UOrratbtg, pts ale arten Waaren, prI6s
mon fur aastmsinen 6amilieussbran& nStbis
bat.
Das bsutfds pubIiFum tff frsunbIt&a siu
5slassn pcr3uiprGen
GbarIes Gtf@er.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-12-18
Giufad,es 2eubtmittef.

GS eiebt elm b66It einfa6es MitteI,
um obne bic 8enibune BON 3InobDlSs
6en unb obne iebe SeuersSefabr fur
srpIOfbIe StOffe iOfort 2idt 3u i6ufen.
90 lG4erIl6 uno einfa4 Oieies DlIttel
1T, 10 ipenig befannt biirfte eS in ben
tpeiteren 8reiien iein, uno bod perOient
es, 70 I6reibt baS 8atent uno te6nilde
8iireau bon 8iharo 2ioers in @6rlis,
IeineS unIeuebar SroBen WertbeS tpe'
gen bic aasemeinite 8erbreitun9. Dtan
nebme elm IdnSIi9es Sldidden bon
tpeiBem @IuS uno sebe elm etbiensrobes
Stidben Bbospbor binein, auf oieies
siebe man reineS bis gum Siebepunft
erbibteS OlibenbI unb ftilIe bamit bic
SIaide bis ibreS SnbaIteS unb bers
forte iie bi6t. Sraubt man 2l9t, 10
entfernt man ben Sort, Idbt aIio 2uft
eintreten uno berpfrppft bic SIai6e
tpieber. Der san3e Ieere &aum Der
Slal6e ipir6 nun leu6ten unb bieieS
2i6t 1T Elm bb6lt tpirfiames. Dtinoert
iib bic 2eu9tfraft, 10 fam man iie
raid tpieber bapurd auffrii9en, bab
man bic SIui6e Dffnet uno neue 2uft
3utreten labt. 8ei iebr faIter Q8itter'
uns 1T es man6mal n6tbie, oas SIdids
den in Der Sano 3u ertpdrmen unO oas
bur6 baS Del fItiiilser su MAIDEN.
@me SIufde iUa fur ben san3en Bin'
ter ausreiden. Dieie8 punberbare
2eu6tmitteI fam in Der 9aibe aufbes
tpabrt tperben. 9lqen Snbabern bon
Wtasa3inen, in benen Ieibt ent3iinbIide
ober erpIolible StOffe uufbewabrt ipers
ben, 1T su empfsbIen, bic @d6ter bies
fer Wu9usjne NIT pieiem 2eu4tmitteI
ausSuitatten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-12-18
9rppn's Bee Sibe.

9amensGloafS bon $50 auftpGrts,
9amens Suques bon So aufipdrts, 9as
men'8bde bon SO uufpdrts 9Idit
Sudets fur 0umen fir $40, ipertb SIS ;
before i'm 9Ieiden 8erbdItnib. Sine
pOlfdnbise IuSwubI bon SerIsp Sats
fets fiir Damen, ale ytOUitdten i'm
Yubipaarenfu6e, Sunep Waaren fir
9amen ; Sdte, 8arberobeartiteI, Inns
tsripauren etc. fir Serren unb 8naben
bette @uuren Su nieOrisfen 9reiien
1T bic ReeeI in
8ronn's Bee sire.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-12-18

g8ie ermitteIt man oaS @etpidt zines
gemaIteten S6nelneS obne WaSe I?
Die 8erbreitung Der 8iebpa9en unb
Der 8erfauf auf 2ebenbeeipibt nebmen
Sipar iiberaa itetiS Su, itnb in ein3eInen
8eeenoen idon ieit 9eraumer 3eit Ian'
oesubIi6 aaein eS siebt aud nod
Orti9aften senu9, mo es baran nod
feblte. Sir bieie biene foISenee furSe
MttbeiIuns. Oian iniBt oas Sbmeln
nit einem Badfaoen bonn &opfpirbeI,
genau stpii9en ben Obren, bis gum
gnbe oes 8ldenS, mo- Der S6pan3
anfdngt, unb psr3ei6net bic QnsabI Der
Soae. Sierauf piro Der llmfanS bes
S6peinss, senau binter ben 8OrOers
beinen, aber ienfredt bonn 8iiden abe
ndrts, semeiIen uno bic beioen 3abIen
(3oQe) nit chamber muItipIi3irt. Die
erbaItene 9nbI bipibirt man nit IL,
fpenn oa8 S6nein gut eemditet, nit
IL, psnn bic Wlait uur mitteImdBis,
unb nit 13, tpenn bic MaIt nur baIb
ooer unpolfommen 1T. Die gefun6ene
3abI bebeutet oann baS tpirfli1c
SIelI6sepi9t. 3. g., bic 9dnse bonn
8opfpirbsl bis sum Gnbe bes Nafsns
isien so Sol unb Der llmfnns binter
ben 9orberbeinen 40 Sol. 10 ersiebt
bic DuItipIitntion 2450. g9ar nun oas
S6pein gut aussemdfet unb tpirb
oem;ufoIee L ais 9ipiior unssnom'
men, 10 erbdIt man bic 3abI 223, bic
baS 5Ieii6seipi9t in Pfunb anoeutet.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-12-18
@efferm SreSyeb Nesf

SSeffern SreiTeb Beef.
Auber ben 5uei earIabunsen 3ua.ridtetes
tlell6. oas mir Nontas unO Oonneritaa CT.
DaIten. empfangen mir td9Ii5 frif6 eeidlad,.
tefes 6leiid bonn 9anoe, frilde uno &at.gier,
Butter. Safe unb 9nnoproOutte iibrrbaupt.
gHtr baben feruer einen 8orratb Der beffsn
Bologna Burft. frifds uuo seiaiene SduI.
tern Hippen, gbuds. Runoftfde etc. uuisr,
BolO9naruurft iibertrifft ale' anoere.
Dale g. 60,
IA f0t 9adawanna apenue.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-12-18

S4 8efelt bus ,,8O9enbIatt" "-es
entbaIt aae gia9ri4ten-nur $500.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-12-18

- abpIf ealOl autIGnfabrifant, f19
earrOlitraBs, Buffalo, q o., Iast: SD mar
espIast nit llsbsIfeit i'm Massn, appfptb unb
aassmeinsr S6paHe. 9ur6od BIooo 8iitrs
bat mid furirt.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1890-10-31
A Brutal Murder Near Asheville.

khoda Morrison was killed in brutal
manner by her husband, II. j. Morrison,
near Asheville, N. c., last Thursday. The
couple have lived in Asheville for a year,
having come from Anderson County,
South Carolina. They quarrelled several
days ago and she left him going to the
house of her brother, Will Sullivan. MOI
rlson went to the house on Thursday eve
ning, while Sullivan was away, and, after
beating his wife, dragged her away. Her
body was found on Geo Vauderbilt's
place, two miles from TIER brurhers mouse,
son Satursiaysmorning. There were two
bullet holes in the breast and one in the
temple. Her throat was horribly cut.
Her father came from South Carolina, and
taking the body away, buried it at her
old home. He had been telegraphed for.
News OF the murder was not brought to
the authorities till the next morning.
A reward of $500 has bee offered for the
arrest of the murderer.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1890-10-31
Allies of the Alliance.

AT Boston, Mass, representatives of
thirty labor organizations, Nationalist and
Socialist societies, attended meeting of
the United Labor Alliance Tuesday night.
The secretary read communications from
fifty organizations in various parts Of the
State, which endorsed the aim and objects
Of the Alliance, promising to support the
measures adopted. Every effort will be
made to secure the defeat of all candidates
for Legislatiyc ossssoas who wilfnot un-
qualifedly promise to vote in the interests
Of labor for such measures as shall receive
the endorsement of labor and other
economic associr
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1890-10-31
Big Money in Hop Growing.

Hop cultivationshas no showing in Ahe
South simply because its people hs.ve
given it no attention Yet in the "report
on the condition of crops published by
authority of the Secretary of Agriculture"
October 1st, it appears that the average
yield per acre for Alabama is 500 pounds,
which is the same as that of Vermont and
20 pounds greater than that of New York.
In the same report it is stated, under the
North Carolina head, chops are grown in
almost every county of the State but only
for home consumption. The roots never
die in winter, and the in, ease is remark
able" All of which leads the Manufac-
turers' Record TO wonder why the South
ern States, and especially North Carolina,
do not make this staple crop one of their
regular sources of profit. Were Alabama
hop growers to give the same careful cul-
tivation to that plant that Vermont and
New York farmers do, their average
would exceed that of the Northern hop
yards, while North Carolina, with all nat
ural advantages favoring her, could sue
cessfully compete with the most favored
localities in the country. As it is, South
ern breweries, that are all the while on
the increase, must largely depend on
Northern hop growers for their stock.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1890-10-31
.:.,,.: .NIlMRIx
'helr entertainment at Chattanooga.
What they Say of the Mineral
Resources of the South.

"A special from Chattanooga, Tenn.
says: The members of the British and Ger
man iron and steel Institutes have been
mere two days. They have seen the his
toric battlc-ticlds, have been shown the
most prominent industries, and were given
mai reception at night at the Chamber
OF Commerce; after which they left for
Middlcboro, Ky, where they will stop
Ihey express themselves as sim
ply amazed at the vastness of the min
ernl resources of the South and the favor
able outlook for their development.
Sir james Kitson, president of the Eng
iish Society, said 1t is possible to make
iron IN this section rs chcaply as in any
part of the world"
PsTsE G1!ehTst s5 sas sHs # the founders Of
peculiarly adapted for steel making
William Whitewcll says: Basic steel
made from Tennessee iron compares favor
any with that made in England"
L. Nj. Percy, proprietor of the great open
hearth steel works in Lancashire. saws:
'ln the South where phosphoric ores are
SO plentiful and full cheap, with the basic
process VIII compete with any part of
America IN making steel"
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THE THIRTY.THIRDERS.
Comforting the Degree BY the Scottish
Rite Masons.

WASHINGTON, ID. c., October 27.-The
supreme council of the Scottish Rite Ma
sons in session here elected SO candidates
to receive the thirty third degree.
Among them ate the following: Colonel
A. A. Waldrun and Captain c. M. Rocke-
feller, Of the United States army; Charles
w. HotchEis, Texas; G. F. Buck and w.
T. Benedict, Louisiana; c. F. Pankrim,
South Carolina; William Ryan, Virginia
VIM. H. johnson, George Kopmier, John
w. Pruett, i. w. Stalen. r. f. Linezey,
D. II. WILSON, Kentucky j. r. Paxton,
T. r. MorroW, Missouri; Hon. Harry G..
Stockdell, GEORGIA.
f6Sfs!Gf sGeras tha shighsst ghH
Gil was escorted from the holy house OF
the temple, the official residence of the
grand commander, to the Scottish Rite
cathedral on G street by the Albert Pike
IConsistory No. I, of this city, headed by
THE United States Marine Band.
Alcott ACTED as grand marshal of es-
cort. Owing to the indisposition of
Grand Commander Albert Pike, O'Dell
g.. Long, of Wheeling, presided over the
work in the cathedral.
After the ceremonies the thirty-thirds
were entertained at an elegant banquet in
the red-room.
1t is understood that. the supreme
council will on the nomina-
tion of the grand commander, confer the
decoration of the emeritus order of honor
on one or two of the thirty thirds of the
Masonic Jurisdiction.
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Rabbi Levy Would Like to Wipe It
Out With asBig SPONGE.

s-GHARLEsToN, 8. G. Especial l-Consid-
cradle excitement has been causeb in
eVangelistlc circles here by sermon
preached by Rabbi Levy, of the Beth,
eIopn synagogue, to his congregation
mere Is the passage in the sermon which
.he newspapers got hold of, and which
mas stirred up the excitement. The text
OF the sermon was, :'The Rainbow"
men who are without mind themselves .
men who never felt the light; men who
care nothing about truth who respect
none that does not wear the livery of
thelr own faith; men who believe the
truth to be shut up with faith; men who
believe the truth to be shut up within the
confines of their own narrow sect. who
makes salvation dependent upon blind
assent to the speculative ideas, those are
fha paapIa 40 nShauA de>,h< ,-----.-.,--~--A
wf.v P'oufcJ TOT you Ine vengeance of
heaven. Where do the infidels come
from, if not from that class of men who
were taught to take everything in relip-
ION as faitha What makes the atheist,
the agnostic and skeptic 1t is the
church that, denounces doubt and free
thought. 1t is those denominations who
present God as II vcngeful, cruel tyrant.
IL Is the religious teacher who thunders
IN your ears the wrath of the Almighty
and the terrors of an angry hell.
IL seems to me that if had not other
God to look up to except to God of
nate and malace; if should think that
the being who rules the world was that
horrid monster who out t-Herods Herod
who damns innocent babes before they
are born, who Furnishes the helpless, ig
norant sheathen, who has created a devil
to torment men, and paves hell with the
skulls of infants; if this was the God that
l had to worihip, should gladly turn to
the gods of Greece and Rome and serve
them"
The rabbi is popular preacher, uud
presides over the reformed new syna-
gogue here. He is very liberal, and has
often attended services at both Catholic
and cvangelistic churches. Hence the com
motion. The rabbits congregation stands
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AT meeting held at the American Ex.
press Company's Office in New York CITY
by the principal officers of the different
express companies, it was agreed to ad.
vance rates beginning Nov. 1. The basis
for all express tariffs is the rate betwee,;
New York and Chicago The rate a.,
present is 81 per hundred pounds UndM
the new tariff it will be $3.50. The ayef&
age in rates, it is said, is made ON ac-
count of increased expenses of the com.
panies, due principally to the larger pay
mcnts required by the railroad for
priyilepes
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1890-10-31
A Bank Combine in Tennessee.

MEMPHIS, TENN, Special. Bankers of
the State of Tennessee, to the number of
seventy. five, representing about two hun
dred million dollars of capital, convened
IN this city Wednesday for the purpose of
forming an association for the protection
of the banking interests.
After Col. Il. ID. Fraser had welcomed
the visitors a committee on permanent Or
ganization reported a constitution and by-
laws for an association, which will be
known as the Tennessee Bankers Asso-
clation," with an executive committee of
nine 10 tnNSc Charge Of 'nM business of tho
association.