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POWERFUL BULLETS,

Successful Tests of the Justin Dyna-
 mite Cartridges.
 A successful test of the Justin explosive cartridge, as fired from a nine-inch rifed gun, took place in a ravine at Perryville Falls, near Canastota, today. The rife used was Blakesly, made by Falcett, Preston & O., Liverpool, England, for the Confederates, in 1863. It was used and captured at the siege of Charleston, since which time it had not been fired until to day. It had a test of 46 pounds of powder with a 275 pound projectile. The Justin cartridge which was used in the test is the invention of Dr. Justin, of Syracuse. The object of the test was to determine whether large amount of dynamite could be fired from rife, using gun powder as the projectile force, without the dynamite exploding in the cartridge before it left the gun. Four shells were fired at a solid quartz cliff over third of mile away. The last shell weighed $50 pounds, or 100 more than the regulation, and contained nearly nineteen pounds of dynamite. It blew to powder the quartz hlock which 1t hit, and the bullet ricocheted up the cliff out of sight. The third shell contained 83 pounds of dynamite and weigh ed 300 pounds, and did great exc cution on striking the rocky side of the ravine. It tore up the rocks generally and split the steel bullet it balJ, one piece landing nearly mile away. The dynamite all ex- ploded at the moment of contact, and would have blown ship out of water.
The Arizona champion., 1890-03-29
FattenIng Cattle on AIEnlfa.

The Greedy Sun gives tie follow ing interesting account: Last
 Fall Alex. Mead thought he would
 see what he could do towards fat
 taning beef on alfalfa. lnquiring around among the beef raisers h this vicinity he was info. med t,iat failure would be the result unless h. gave a little corn or meal with the hay. But as he could only get an average of $20 per head ($2 Der hundred) for the stock last fall, and not relishing that figure, he dats:- mined to try the experiment., aud from that time on to about the middle of of November he fed aifal- ia, and that only. He estimates two tons to the head, but from the 'tailings" or leavings he fed fifteen head of horses, which, all things considered, made a difference of half ton of hay per head in his method of feeding. He sold Il two and three-year-old steers about three weeks ago to Evans, Thoman & Co.,, butchers at Fort Collins, for $2.75 per hundred, and they aver aged l,l5O pounds per head. Mir. Mead estimates an increa SC by feeding of l22 pounds on each steer, and with the increase in price he made $l1 per head over last Falls prices. His alfalfa averaged him s3.50 per ton. This knocks anoth- CT fallacy into "cocked hat" 4hat cattle cannot be fattened on alfalfa exclusively"
The Arizona champion., 1890-03-29
Split Gold Coins,

"Two tens for twenty, please, , said a gentleman to the cashier in the county treasurer's office.
 The cashier took the twenty and rang it on the counter. It had peculiar dull ring that character izes counterfeit coins. He rung it second time and then inspected it critically.
 'Is that bogus2" asked the owner of the coin.
 "Oh, no," answered the cashier; it's good as wheat, but split"
 Continuing, he said: That is the
The Arizona champion., 1890-03-29
WHOLE No. 34O.

a case which was appealed from Missouri some months ago. The Clerk looked over his books and replied:
 'It is No. 1864 on the docket. 1
 ''Thank you," said the Judge, "Will you please tell me where the court is now with the docketf
 "About No. 200" said the Clerk.
 "And where will it be at the end of the term?" asked the Judge.
 Somewhere about No. 5OO," re- piled the Clerk.
 "In the ordinary course of events when do you think my case will be reachedl" asked the Judge.
 ''In three and half years," re- piled the Clerk.
 ''Thank you,'', said the Judge.
The Arizona champion., 1890-03-29
Fatal Cyclone.

A telegram from Columbia, S. C., of the 24th, says: Particulars of Saturdays storm say that the fury of the cyclone was principally felt in Sumter county, where much dam age was done. Ada Richardson was killed by falling house. Two men whose names are unknown were fatally injured, and many persons were badly bruised and cut. The railroad bridge over Broad river, at Shelton, was blown off the piers. An unknown man who was stand ing on the bridge was carried away In Chester county it did great dam age. At Blackstock a woman and several children were fatally injured In the city a score of convirts of the state penitentiarJ narrowly es- capped death, an immense ventilat- ing room having been blown of. It reported that the town of Prosperity was swept away, but as the wires are down nothing can be learned. It is feared that immense damage was done. At Camden the cyclone struck house, killing Mrs. Easter ling.
The Arizona champion., 1890-03-29

MAKE NO MIsTAKE.-If you have made up your mind to buy Hood $ Sarsaparilla do not be induced to take auy other. Hoods Sarsaparilla is peculiar medicine, possessing by virtue of it's peculiar comJina- tion, proportion and preparation, curative power superior to any other article of the kind before the people. For all affections arising from i'm pure blood or low state of the sy,- tenn it is unequaled. Be sure to get Hoods.
The Arizona champion., 1890-03-29
advice to Mothers.

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup for children teething, is the pres scription of one Or the best female nurses and physicians in the United States, and has been used for forty years with never-failing success by millions of mothers f)r their chil- dren. During the process of teeth ing its value is incalculable. It re- lieves the child from pain, cures dysentery and diarrhoea, griping in the bowels, and wind-colic. By giving health to the child it rests the mother. Price 25c. a bottle.
The Arizona champion., 1890-03-29
Fun For Arithmeticians,

Talk about mathmetical puzzles!
 Here Is ohe that beats out the her. and-a-half, egg-and-a-half algebraical nightmare. On Rondo street car Alderman Patrick Kavanagh put a quarter into the change box in the front door. An instant before a young lady had deposited a dime in the same sub-treasury. The dri- yer returned from the outside two change packages, blue and white one, simultaneously. With true Mir. Kavanagh waited for the young lady to help herself, which she did, inadvertently taking out the blue one, and by mistake, dropping two dimes into the "Pay Here" lock box Kavanrgh de- manded his change, but the driver obdurately refused to give any more. Hard words ensued, to the great embarrassment of the lady. and the alderman refused to take the ten cent package, which re mained in the possession of the company. Kavanagh, of course paid no more for his ride; the young lady paid twenty cents, and now how much was the company ahead on the deal?-Chester (Pa.) Loca News.
The Arizona champion., 1890-03-29

The proprietor of shoatinY-box in the west of Ireland, having been driven home in regular dowpour, and perceiving that his Jehu was almost in rags, sylnpathetieally said:
 ''Pat, my poor fellow, you must be wet through and through"
 'Faith, then, no, you honor," re- plieh Pat, 'I'm wet only to the skin; but, please goodness, Hi be wet inside as soon as your honor can set out the spirits |. Ledger.
The Arizona champion., 1890-03-29
STATE OF OHIO, CITY OF
 TOLEDO,
LUCAS COUNTY,

FRANK J. CHENEY makes oath that he is the senior partner of the irm of F J. Cheney < Co.,, doing business in the City of Toledo, Coun- ty and State aforesaid, and that said firm will pay tine sum of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each and every case of CItarrh that can not be cured by the use of Halls Catarrh Cure,
 FRANK J. CHENEY.
 Sworn to before me and subscrib- ed ill my presence, this 9th day of December, A. D. 1886.
 A. w. GLEASON,
 SEAL Notary Public.
 Halls Catarrh Cure is taken in ternally and acts directly upon the blood mucous surfaces of the system. Send for testimonials, free. F. J. CHENEY & co, Toledo, o.
 Sold by druggists, D cents.
The Arizona champion., 1890-03-29
b. 5. Supreme Court.

The Globe Democrat says: Judge Upton Nj Young, Of St. Louis, had An eNpeiiance to-day with the cIo;ss- ed condition of the United State. Supreme Court. lie went i:.to th.. oiic4 Of the Gl,4I and aske.i abo,.
The Arizona champion., 1890-03-29
PARED FOR TWENTY YEARS. Fur iHtsgYity of its Cravings, and Prompt FaYM8ai cf PfiZ5s..
 Attested as Follows:

"We do here6y cey1iLv 1act 10e Sn3er0ise Me a;vangrme'1ts foy .1Ihfs AoHklLv a'la' Semi- .1Hnual D7qavtng5 ofMe LoHisiaHa &t1te Lofte7J CcmbGRy, azsi :s' .sS-soH ,z, Rage ana coHsyoi tae L,a70iRS5 hiem
 sele'ss, and hlaf kFe 50mt are c9isl9cEra 7mfh hoHesty, f,i,21c5S, anu ia $ooa tEifh H0z0cyd aH pQ,Ess, aR.i zgf aHfh0riSe t7c Comtanv 70 u5e hi5 >cJ7ifcate, sc7ti fac similas ef OHy signa:49tS $ afs0eAed iR fts
The Arizona champion., 1890-03-29
B UNPRECEDENTED ATTRAGTI0N!
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 Incorporated by the Legislature for Educational and Charitable purposes, and its franchise made part of the present State Constitution, Tn 1879, by an overwhelming popular vote.
 Its MAMMOTH DRAWINGS take place Semi>Annually, Uune and Decem- ber), and its GRAND SINGLE MUM BER DRAWINGS take place in each of the other ten months of the year, and are all drawn in public. al the Academy of Music, New Orleans, La
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Anh Has Electrified the WarId
Genuine Stanley Book !

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The Arizona champion., 1890-03-29

GAUTaONcountns n ofD of staniey's t1,ns'a trav, aS els are being published. Do no be de- ceived by old books, rehashes and bat tered plates. We announce this to pro. tect our agen's and the public against the numerous, worthless socalled Stanley books-all of which ale simply old books that have been in use for years, and are now being offered as new books, with few pages of new material added.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-01-22
gser lit gsrea g8inelphn 2

Da bieie 6ra8e oft geitelit tuiro, noQen
mir sinfad iasen, baB le cine Dame 1T
bic es iid felt 40 SaAren 3ur Gufsabe mod
te, Trauenfranfbeitsn, bauptIi9iia aber
ainberfranf6eiten git ifubiren. Gle bat
bic S~oniiitution uno biz Beoirfnilie bieier
3ablreiden slaiisn Defenders sepraft unb
a.s STE u;tat praftil der genntniGe unb
@rfatrung, welde ite i'm 2aufs zines Men@
iaenalters ala &ranfenpf1eserin uno ar3t
seiammelt, bat fe ben Soothing Shrup
als BEL pnbers8 Wittel fir sabnenbe ainoer
5uiamnenseieet. Dieie Mebisin bat cine
masifde Wirfuns - fe sibt Rube unb
0eiunDhett unb erbdIt pffenen 2eib. e}n
8olse bieier NieOiSin if 6rau Wins.om
weltberabmt Seworben ale Wpbltbdterin
Der Stnber. llnb bic Sinber perben orob
unb banfen ihr bafar. Nud in biefer Stabt
BAT fie bic ainber gu Danf serpfidtet.
Grcbe auantitaten bes Soothing Shrup
nerben bier tdslid serfauftunb perbraudt.
Sir sluuben, Wrs. Winslpm bat ia
ourd bieien qrtifel unlterbli9 semadt
uno mir iInb i~iber5eust, bab burG benie l<
Ben Eau ienbe BON atnberu serettet purben
unb baB Miqionen ben elben nod nit
Grfols %sebraudeu perben. Seine Msutter
bat ibre pftdt setban, menu fe nidt
Msrs. Binslop'5 SOOTHING @hrup an=
manote. 8eriudt es gae-Q Babies Yifitpr
Nep Ycrf. = gu perfaufen Bel allen
Drusgtifen. - Is Gents Die 6laIae
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cine 5rage fsl!e, auf Sic ct aus ff)
ieIbt ni9t fomme1t fonnte.
Nein, natiirli6 ni1t | antlportete lie
balb la9enh. Mau erpartet mid su
9aufe.
Sd qlaubte, sic ieien nit benz i0d-
ff@en Iabritbireftor iii beinIelbeu Sou
pee s%efabren? forf6te sr orelifig
peiter.
Sic murbe Elm tDenig roth u1b ladts.
Sa, cine 5trede. Nber baua purbe er
10 = 10 = piKen Sic - 10 fon,if9 !
Gnoli6 bate 1te eos be3ei0nenbe
Wort gefunben.
unb fanben Sic bas fi6t re9t omii.
iants
36gernb, aber ebrIi9 fam bic Wntz
mort Nein ! st berbarg Ielue Jreu6e,
obwobl beren 2ebbaftigfeit i'm felbf
ni@t menis i!berrai6te. S6eilnebmenb
e~rfunbigte Ell fi@, ob fe nod melt gu
fabren babe. sic mamie als ibr Neiies
3iel eine fleiue &eliben3 Sbiringers,
tpo er Greunbe mohnen bate. Mn bic,
len glidli@en umfan6 fnttfte er OH,
um fie gu frageH, ob ct tpobl eele=
gentli6 einmal lire gltern aufiuden
btirfe.
. getpiB Naturli6 !! rief fe ers
freut. Wir mobnea gerabe Dem bers
3ogli6en Bart gegeniiber. Sic fonnetl
aar ni6t feblen. Nu6 fennt bic got3e
@tabt ben papa. Gragen Sic NUT nad)
benz Rammerberrn BON Wertbern.
IS tourbe gum @~infeigen g"erufett
unb Die neuen Betanrten trenrten 1t6.
Ser ptomiide" Direftor absr IieB f1
ni9t fsben.
gben berielbe Director erhielt einige
Woden nod bieier &siie fplgenbe ges
brudte Mn5eiqe 5ueei1ldt
nMarie 2ouiie bon Mertbern,
u. @ri6ion, Dr. pbil. II. pri5atbo3snt,
GerlDbte."
nnb barunter iiano gang Helm nit
BleiItift geF9risben
nGins fir alemal e~iusela5en !"
Sb er tpobl tommen nirb? -.
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cages Weuigfeitcm.
SnIan D.

- Dem Bliasarb, Der etpa eine
Wo9e lang int 9taate Maibingtoa mi.
tbete, finb minbeitens 5ebn Menf6enIes
ben unb piele tauienb Stif 8ieb gum
Opfsr s%efalen. Da Der 5dnee liberal
mebr als 3mei SUB bod liest unb an
man9en 5telen bergebo9 3uiammen=
getpebt 1T urb ba BEL Der mod INNER
berri9enbeu iutenfibsn 2dlte ale Greats
unb WaRerl66er augefroren fino. 70
tpirb bermutbli6 mod iebr bel 8ieb Oh
9unger unb Surft gu @runoe seben.
Bel Mlmo fanb man ben po1ttuti6er
unb am @ilo @ooie Greet ben reiten,
ben Briefboter in erfrorenem 3uianoe
auf. M6t gombops foIsn e~benfaIs
benz Bli3,arb gum Opfer gefalen fsin.
= Ser Spre9er &eeb bat bic fols
genben &eprdientanten gu Mitglieoern
bes Weltausitelungs : Musi9unes er.
nannt: Gambler bon MaHa9uieits,
gorfibenber, pitt bon Slinois, BON.
ben bott 8ir9iniem, Beloen BON Stem
Dorf, Granf BON Mifou,i, Milion bon
@eit 8irginien, Springer BON Slinois,
9at6 BON Mifouri unb Gloper BON
Stem Oort. Sc anei Der Mitglieber
finb fir Chicago, ct. Souls, Nem Sort
unb Waibington, mdbrenb Der 8or.
fibenbe benz Wetttreit polIig unparteiiid)
eeseniberftebt o6er fteben fol-, obelei9
es aiemlid mabri9einli9 1T, BOB er su
@unfen Stem ODrfs 1T.
= Ser @efunbbeits3ulfanb bes gr,
Bunbes Senator'S &ibhleberger BON
Wef 8irginien mirb als p0aig bof.
nungslos gei6ilbert.
Muslant.
= Sn Der fran5ofiden 9eputirtens
TANNER fam es in Der SiBung bonn 81.
Sanuar gu duBerit ftirmii9en NuItrit.
ten. Sie 8oulangiten berfu1ten ben
Spcialiiten Seoffrin (meI9er BEN pas
riier Wablfreis b%ertritt, in mel9em
8oulanger eigentli9 getpdblt wurbe,
belien Wabl man aber fir unsiltis er.
fldrte) gepaltiam am Spre9en gu Der.
binbern. mas einen getDaltisen Sumi1It
our Golge bate. Der Gammerprdli.
bent f6loB bic 5abrer beg Sumultes =
8oulansiiteu 2asuerre, DerouIebe unb
Mi1eooie fir IA Sage bon ben Sibun,
gen aus, bic &epublifaner p~erIangen
aber, baB bic Srei fur bic 9aner Der
gan3en Seiiion auseeI6IOhen bleiben
foIen.
= 8eim gmpfanse bes 2anbtass,
prdlbiums ertldrte Der 3aiier Wilbelm
H., er bofe, oaB bic Nuh6iuns bes
&eidstases iobalb als m0gli6 i~tattfins
ben ueroe. ST ,uini6t anf6einenb,
saB Der 1eue &ei6stag iofort mad Der
@uf6iung bes alien 5uiammentreten
tperbe.
= Ser beutide &si6stag bat Die Bill
our grridtuna elmer iubpentiont,ten oft.
afrifaniiden Sampferlinie in britter Sc.
flung obne Debate anaenommen. Yei
Der britten 2efuug beg Budgets finbigie
9err bon B6ttider an, BOB Der 8unbes;
roth su @uniien elmer @rb6bung Der
Seamteus@ ebdlter iei.
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@ie 1T bies!

Sir bieten einbunbert Dollars &elpbnuno
fir ieben San BON aatarrb, BET nidt brr6 Gin
nebmen bon Saa'S aatarrb aur sebeiIt perben
fanu.
s. S. gbeneb & Co., @isentbimer,
Solebo, Sbio.
@ir, Die rlnter3eidneten baben 8. s. @benet
felt BEN lebten 10 Sabren sefannt unb balter
i'm fir boufommen ebrenbafl in alien Sc.
iddftsbanbIunsen uno inansiea befabist,
ale bon ieiner Girma ciasesanseaen Serbino.
ltdteiten gu erfiiaeu.
8ef & 9ruaL @robbanbe!s 9rosuiten
Solebo, Ohio.
Us aIbine. &innan& Marbtn, @rob.
banoels. Drosuifen, Solebo, Sbio.
6. s. Ban $oefen, aaffirer 3oleOo Sta.
tional 8anf, 9nlebo, Ohio.
Sails &atarrb &ur ipirb innerIid Qenommer
unb nirft brett auf ba8 8lat itno bic fdIei.
misen SberF6den bes Sbfems. 3eugnif,
fret Serfanbt. 9reiS rs Gents fir bic Glaide
8erfauft bon allen Npotbetern.
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Ru6lens Mrnira.xa,be.

Sie bette Gable Der BeIt fir S9nitte,
auetidungen, @siapire, Gieber, nno Sdut'
ausfdlas, GIe9te. 9elprungens Sdnoe, drcl'
morrtoioen ober feline gcsablans. 8dui9c
Satisfaetion garautirt ODER baS @elo Dirb
auridernattet. 20 Gents be Sda9teI. Bun,
@erfauf in allen apot9efen. Dreib, 9bor,p.
fon & Co., @bolefale.
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g9made Mdnner,

sSei4e shre sone Mamnestraft unb Gfaasitat bes
nnen, ben >. Sugenofrenmo" sn leSen. Das nit pieIem
3rantengeiaidten e~rlhuterte, rei&li& ausaefattets
Asert sstt attti4lub aber Elm tenes SetlSerfabren.
tu5purdb 3auisnne innerbalb ~tar,elter 3sit pbue Herufss
hcrun8 BOA Wsf6IedbtSfrantbeffen tsuo ben NpIs
ecu BET Steemef6tioet ppufanhig rieterberasitelt
uureen. 9eirerfdbren ebenfp einfat ais biaia. Seber
tetn eisener ArE. G6idt Q Scents tn Gtanps un6 Gbr
t~eIcuaiat pas quo %rerfitseit inb franco 5usel9tdt son
u. Gtry Rem Brrt y. ..
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Cine TIai9e farirte IGN.

0as einiise betannte Wiittel fur epiIeptiide Gnfdue. "a
Gbenfo fur Gonvnlftcnen uab 5aufranfbeit. Nerp6It
Sapdhe trirn lcfprt getehert unb sebeilt. Reinigi
baS 1lut nnh beihleuntst behen GirtuIatipn. gerbir.
bert BITE nriaAen Der &rarfbetten. Seilt sefdbriiae
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Gin Sceptiter fagt

Biutsef&irhre. 3ertbeilt Sarbunfels. HG-Seilt bau.
srnb unb f6nen gd6nnus. SIS TIT ein pabrer Geiunb.
1ettsbrtnger. 9etlt Scrppbeln unb anbere slei6artis,
&rdntbstten. Waaht fAle9fen atbem gut unb entfern,
ee urfaae. @ertrettt BITE 8ilipftdt unb lift unhbers
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NERvINE

trcfen BET Tieberbise. Gin unperalefdbares Qbfbbrz
mttteI. G8 BELT franfbaften 4cpfihmsrs punberbar
i@neg. eS-Gnthdlt feline fHdbli@en Subifansen. Reis
atst pas @ebiru. &urirt fhneu @teunatisrnus unb
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San Mntorio ....... yeras,
baben ibren Serbf.8ebarf bon .. 2anbretb G.
Sobn @arten,, 8lumen. unb Gelb- Sannen er~
bulten, inter Mnberem:
5000 Yf1tnb reue grnte NIb Samen, 5000
@funb alfalfa @uaerner aleefamen) ebenfals
Mangolb . @urSel, &unfslriben, Motrraben.
Samen, @Speriette Slice, 8od9ara Rlee, Sapa>
neiiIder Slice, Sobnion @ras, Buffalo ober
Colorado gras, Saat> %Saossen, @crle, Safer,
Qs ei3en oe.
aedter 81 &aio 8pipbel. unb Creole ooer
2ouifaua 8ipiebels Samen.
Nsenten fir Die beriibnter Brinly Pfuege,
@lauet If. Horse Hoe and Cultivators COM
bined, Sanb-G dnnenbriIs, Y1ise unb Guilt.
%batpren, @ut. 9. Bredt 8urtmaidinen unb
8utder< llteniilien, gbas. @futbS Sonis Ct.
traetnren, 8ieneu. aau9er, Wle1er &c.
Stets auf Eager Sarriion 8ros. C 60.
Town and Country nm @ebrau6 fertig ge-
mii6te Sarben; fiibren %biefeIben mebr ols IA
Sabre, importirer @arlabunespeile, pnb fubs
len uls bereGtist mad Iansiabriser 9 fabruns
gu bebaupten, Dab ~bieielbea bic beten Sarbem
itno, Die in Dieiem 2anbe ~fabrtsirt perben.
Sm October ~erparten 2anbretb & Spbu
rotbe, psibe unb selbe 8piebel Seslinge.
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@eaem Neural9ie.
SIN Is Minuten aebeilt.

SIN Is aeinuten sebeift.
@errY, 80, 80. sSuli, 1888.
SIN flnfsebn Minuten naatem i6 mein Ge>
F6t nit Ct. Safpbs Sci einssrieben Bate,
paren ale neuralsiiden S6merasn serfaipua>
ben. = s. 8. Mbams.
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sitt eli, mDnat.

2ftt Elm Mpuat.
@apnee gaIlss, Sans, slug. 90, 1888.
Sd lit einen MOnat an @euraIsia im &C.
fidt unb Rafen. SD murSe in bret 9agen
mad bent Gebrau6 elmer ~ein3isen Slai6e ct.
Satubs SeI sinslid se9eilt.-&. s. San 9elt.
Sn alien apatIrfsa III baben.
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sete spteber sdnaer,en sesabt.
ct. 2itprY, SGS., IS @ai, 1888.
Meine grau bate tdufis an Neuratsie 3u
Ieiben, aber mad benz @ctrau6 son elmer Glai6e
ct. Safobs Sd bat lie uie ipieber S9niersen
sebatt.-Senrs 8edemeser.
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9as srpke
Wernett Seilmittel

sibt benz gfnte neue gebensfrafte. Gs BELT oue nns
reseltnabisteiten i'm Nerpenlsfeni. AsrSilft, mo aues
Ancere rerfetlt unb erfrtiat Self unb &6rper. Seilt
Drspepfa, ober bas Gelb pirb 3uradseseben.
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THE CHARLES A. voesLEa co.. Baltimore. No.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-01-22

Sn alien a(pnt1rfss sn baben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-01-22

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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-05-07
strikes In Europe,

MADRID, May 6,-In all trades work is
progressing quietly. with the exception OF
slight trouble between the men at work and
the strikers pickets. The strike continues at
Alcoy. AnteQuern, and other towns. At Nalen-
ciR the civil guard has again been called out
and numerous arrests have been made. At
Barcelona many OF the men have resumed
work. The strikers plcketS are troublesome
BARCELONA. May G.-tIlty-two Anarchists
have been arrested here. DOCUMENTS seized
OF their residences reveal r.Hns for DESTROYING
railways with dynamite and for setting ire 10
factories.
PABIS. May g. Several masters a. IurcoinG
have conceded the demands o: their emy Ioyecs
Troops are urutert.ng tho men WHO have re-
sumed work. lhirty-eEit mills are working
half time and seventy ARE Idle.
pEsIH. May THE Iss'rT- L,oyI SAYS II has
learned that the IL! 81 revolt WA the work OF a
new international union founded during tho
Congress al PARIS, wAI.h Ia-s"d socIet resoiu-
tions On this matter. Tie leaders Of the union.
Is says are unknown. hut ARE prot ably Ger
man II Is evident, tie paper adds, that there
is a central committee for each country, with
local suh-cOWm'u"es
IeSih II wthuutWhIte Tread and has scarcely
enough DlaCh trUai.