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Grfaltuuasn uno zd,mer,eu IT ner sumas
eebeilt.
gfbIonS. misc. q. Wop,s,6,r 1885

aibIano, Bisc., 81. giouth6cr 1885.
Or. Hnofpap lSeItber oerr! jct polte J5ne1
fhoH laH9r elHt9e 3een sum eobe Sbres Sdriaparils
tarz5leloIpeni ipreI6eH. SoI Gt1tSebH Salren ems
plab ib oeies Dtiitel Dr. zimmerman IN OndtoHs
no, Dtinn, Der mir stn 'ougldbr9er Sreuno 9eueleH
mar, uno a9e lbu, bG6 Is teIH beeTts Dtltel aeseu
SrtaltuHs uHo 5hmer5eH IN oer euHst 9ebe. VI oers
iutte IS uHo odntte mir odHu UIemG,s, btnutnseno,
oaB IS teiH beileres yiItel se9eH olte 2raHtbeIeu
9ebe, uRo lest empfebt er e ielneu edlenieH. SD
empiabl IS aUd pm. Sirbp, elEenl ApotBeter IN
GIUdtOHna, uno ieBt bait IS oorratlI9. in Nipples
ton, gBisc., Duyoe id nit eiHem lIH3eH gtaHHe bes
faHHt, Der eluen ihmmen eRiteH bate, uHo poH benz
man befirdtete, bag er bic ShwIEoutt beiommeH
puroe. SD smpiabl 5br SariapariliaHz 6eioueat,
uno mad sIHger 3eit lab b ibH frIib uHo geiuno er
orifie mir rUdrm bic paHo uno ia9te mir, bag er
obne mid Jest be8robeE ielH Dlroe. SS bat Ibn ehr
GbEeu gebet Boz ungetlbr ied1sSebn SabTen fam
Elm U{ann al mir (lH Sulutl) uno ld9te, bag leiHe
RrGu an eHem Dullea urbe; er bate 5uei Ierte
utt, Gbsr obHs Sriola. Sd euipidbl SCR Sariapars
cn NIB nab elHigeH 8G9eH mar lle sriHRo. gSe1H,
sInber huiteH, 70 III cine Doit5 geHue, e Su been
sd orilfc nodmais meiH 9riaunen liber oiee ar,aet
aus ulo fam nur 5eoem rGtlen, oielebe I'm Saue III
babtu le uerbitet in ueleH 6alen cine iUers araHts
betu. 10;
Sbr ersebsner j. aIultte.
IN baben 6ei apotbefern sI bic fSloite.
9T RaopGp & Co., Jh. 32, 9arrenltrase,
aspsgort.
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sommtassraft fur SabnbeSienitete.

9onb MS. Sftober.-Ius Der Gdlpei,,
Die mieberbolt bic Snitiatiue AMI Dem sc.
biete bes Irbeiteridutes erariiten, fommt
jett aud, cine Inregung, 6ie Eraae Der
Sonuta9Srube fir Die Gilenbabus IuqeiteQ>
ten auf tuternationalsm gSeae III loien. Ser
Stdnoeratb bat einitimnlig bedloiIen, Der
Sunoesratb loae bic 5rage priifen, oh nid,t
auf benz sSege Internationally llnterhaub.
luu9en Die Sonntagsrube Der anaelteQten
bel oHentlideu SranspOrtaniialten insbe,
ionoere bur4 Giniteaun9 Oes @iitersuaoienz
iteS on Souutageu, 9efOrOert merben f0nne.
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mad, Weuiue
TreisGrfnriiOn

VfetSV!lulNuN ieocn Saa.
8auplas. $50 amo bDbcr-3O bel 13O Nub bis
on eine 20 SUP breite glep an go SUP breiten
ApeRpcs.
$40 paar; SIS. So, So im mpnatiidben Hatem.
3ebn BroseEt ab bel poller Saarsahluns. Sauibrief
gratis; Seiistitel 9drantirt.
Wieuince liegt on oer r2seitien DiarpIdnber Sabn"
iEuer5alb brei gteien bon Baltimore. Sabrselb Had1
uno poH Der Stabt 8 Gents td9lidb bel soune Don
Noaatsfarttn. Sl9e fabren su allen Stnnben. Dies
1T bic rssenois llmssssno pSn Baltimore 9obe
trotene eeiuHoe Sage. Gjutes g8aier. Sic @esenb
tuiro raid, nit an;ebenoen Seimftdtten bsbaut.
gian sebe aais Sano IEo faufe ib fir Die ahethe,
Die man Jest iE Der Stabt entridtet eie simiiItte.
Sebr Iieori5e Steucrn.
iis=6abrtarteH Iiefern gsen.en in Der SiGenz
nub Gnberen Statieuen bic Sabn ertlars an ertlirz
ionstasen ODER an irsenb einem 1ase I'M Slreau oes
llnter;citneten. 3iise sebcr 2.25 gtadmittags uon
bcr Sinen=Station o6. Sabrtartsu selten fur irseHo
.inen gaa uno 5us Grnnoris lno ole ausiuHIt era
bdlt man bel 8. =. Wbooee,
Sir. 224, st. Vauls<trabe,
1867 roc SU-l llufpdlt unp GeldldItSIIhrer
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YruDeutiQl>QcQQmc.

Seaupt=S ffiee: Ir. "a, Bart VIacc, ge,p: y prf.
SpeiszSifice:
Vr. 1917, q aItimorc Strai,e.
Serein iiir iuod)entlio)e llntertiituug bet
Srarfbelt unb llnfall,
nit ooer ohne Terid1eruns i'm ssale bes 5ooes.
Spe5icae Wortbcfle:
SaHaGhrise 9riabruns. = Se9rinoet 1875.
Sethe seBlnents geitimnIte 2BudJeHbeitrlee
8roBeS 6aranties pitaI.
Teierpe Der arantenfaiie s51 ,576.51.
SortlauIeHoe llHteritiieuns obue unterbreduna.
Yrpnlpte gusSabuns.
itcbcr $1,OOO,OOO in Senctlfs aus bc,ablt.
Se1n GintrittsqeIb
Geine Soften fur arstIidbe unteriubans.
Wureau DER BOLTS sireiidluIs9 ommijIare,
~ Baltimore, Den 3. Sttpter 1890.
@5eionberte pcriieaclte SSnrocruna as: u Ia ae ote
iueroen Epnucrfta9. ben 10. bs., bis II lbr 0iitz
tags, auf ioaenoe eieerunseH in bieiem Snrtau ent=
9eqen 9eHommen:
bier in s3ieseiiteinen eimsemaucrte S,cibImft=
sSnrnaces iir bic 4nHcr= =GlementarzS tule gr. "a,
nit StrItus Der erforberliden Robren II. I. f.;
Senitcrz zHouleaur fir Die Glementartulen Nr.
81, gtr. SO unb gfr "a.
Ter ytame zines Sirgen mub jebem anaebute beiz
eeTlgt ein. 9idbere gustunft in bieiem SiTeau Sas
9fed)t sur Serperfuns anseboen beibt porbebalz
ten. Sm Iuitrase
t242,4,6) &,enrn ". GomIeS, eefretdr.
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0emasrsaeIte ~. prm nett Dit ouiire.

Qonbon, Sftober.-1en Mormoneu<
Ielteiten, bre in Gnglanb Yrolelpten Su ma=
den perlu6en, lptrD gegenpdrttg baS 2cbeu
lebr lauer grmadt. 20 tanb flirSlld III Dem
Sprie Sberburue in Sorietlhire cine pon
Mormonen eiuberufene Seriunmlung ltatt,
bic einen iornlid)en Nuirubr inter oenl
mdnnlid]en Sbeile Der 9orfbewobner perurz
iadte. Ghua 700 Sruuen uno Otdod)en, Die
sun1 Sbeil ans GROCER Gntfernung gefom=
men maren, lauld)ten in etnem groBen Saale
ben gteiBnerild1en 9S0rteu Der Mornuoneu=
lelteiten, ais pl0Blit Die Sbiiren ersroden
murben unb Elm S6marm entriiiteter Wdus
ner, Die Satteii, Sater, Sriioer unb Siebbd~
Der beS perianmelteu 9SebspolteS, in ben
Saal braug uno obne 9SeitereS bic bier
NtornlOnen ergrlii, Dieielben mad einem
8rlpatSimner lhleppte unb bort ldn1mer=
lid Durd)peitid)te. Alsoann muroen tie Dor
baS 9ori 9ebrad)t uno linen inter etlid1en
iuetteren Gettld)enbieben beoeutet, baIlelbe
niemals luteber nit ihrer 9egenuart su
ueruuebren. atm Gage barauf batten Die
Serle jeDod) bic Nred)belt, nad Dem 9orfe
suriidsufebren MD Die oiilfe Der SrtSbe=
b0rDeu ge9en ibre rgOttlolen Eelniger" at
Surufen. 2aS itieB nun aber bem Safe
puuSVpS ptH SupSu uuS. HNS
ergrifien Die Sauern ben Siibrer beS Guorz
tetts, banoen ibm Die Seine Sulammen, legz
ten ibm alsbauu einen Snid inter Die
Arme uuO idleiiten ibn Sum Gntleben Der
gSelbSleute lobleno burdl ba8 ganSe 9ori
nnb ihlieBlid) por Daielbe biuaus, mo- lie
oem Sterile, Der nebr toot, ais lebenOig mar,
nod reld)ltd)e SuBtritte perlettcn uno lbn
inter Der abernali9en 0tabuung, ME mie=
Der Suriidsufehreu. leinem Sd)lfiale iber=
iieBen. Ote iibrigen 0ret iuuroen ebeuiaas
mleoer nit Hettld)enbieben traftirt, alsoann
9etbeert nnb gefeoert unb in Oieem gufpube
lber Die SanngrenSe gelagt. 0as l6eint
ben SDerbourner Sauern rrr Nem Gelitter
0ube perldafft Su baben./ Gu 6auie ioll es
aber ebenrauS rlellge Seile abaeiett baben,
mobet Selne, Die ild usn Den 0unpeu hattie
betboren Ialien, motte eS nunl Ssrau, 5od)z
ter ober Sdat lem, Ieer ausaAna. 2noere
sWormonen Ielteite mollteu ;I| Stafioroibire
ein a5fepipal lfeetmg" abbalfen, bic oorti
gen Siir9er lteben tie lebodl mtlien, pab man
its ianlmt uno lonoerS alit Eipieu miiroe
menn iie es magten, einen de in Die Stap1
su leben. 9ie 9eiligen Sogen es Dor, einer
groBen llnlmeg nm StanorDibire su MAIDEN
unD werren nun wabrlid) al ai1Deren Srteu
aui Der SagO mad yGrra= ySeibern" fir lid
tbdti9 lem. Sbre 9folle III @nslauo lit abel
unsmeti elbaft balD poriiber.
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Xtebi8's Gontpa8nte
s Ie II 6 6 + t + d t t.

Gd,onifes nno bIioiies Blittel, Guppen, Speiien
uEb Saucen pobIldmedcno 81 bereiten. SIR Seeiz
Sbee III er unbdBbar uHo Elm dnqenebmes Stimnialt
Sdbridler Rerfaui s. 600 900 opfe
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R. j. j.
&aDwaD'S
HeaOD Hc(ief.
Die bette nnN bi0igte Mtcoi;in fir 6a'

Die bette unS biligltc McOi;in fir 6a'
mtltcn III Der lSelt.
SH Seit poH elmer bis ipdH,ig Dtnuteu nab elmer
elnmall9eH 9ruHoItbcH SRlptHoung periehlt es aie=
mats, Sdmerjen 81 ltHotrH. SlEerlel, ipte beitig
nRo Warter1o Ole ShmerSeI Der ourdb Rbcumatiaz
tns, SettiaScrtgfcit, Gutfra tuna. 0erfriips
peiung, Hcrooiitat, TeuralgiC ooer ourdl ionitiqe
SraHtbeit SrtlafteH auh ieiR m0gen, Tnotpan's
Heaob Heltet ueritGiit iOiortiee grlcihteuuHs.
-@s beiIt unS pcrbntet-
GrfGltun9cn, Suiten, Idlimmcn Sals,
$oeiierfelt, Jfbcumati5muS,
9teuralsie, &Opfi6mcr;en,
3abnldmcr;en, 2lltbma,
ItbmungSbclb
JtudenrclBcn, GntSInoung ser @elenfe,
Serrenfun9cn, SuctIdungcn, Sdmers
SEN IN Dem 9fiifsn, Ser Sruit unO Sen
@lieoern.
Die anDtnours beS Teaos He liei nui ben aorper
the ooer Die Sorperbeie. in otHen iidl Der Sbmer
Sefinoet, ipirO OiOrtise Grleihteruus 9epdbreu.
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Gp6WQHer im NiIfhaI.

Gairo, s. Sftober. = Der gif 1T III
gSaop Salta i'm lfneaen Steigen. Die
Situatlon IN lener Gessno iit bebeuflid.
Bon oer ariiten SnfsI.
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Cine GnseImad,erim im &iIua.

2onSon, s. Sftobsr. = Su Der ruII-
iden StaOt sSilua lit Die 8Oliiei elmer en-
selnla6erin auf Die Spur getommen, Die
nidlt ipeniger als $50 Sinber III Yfleae
bate. 9ieie befanoen it'd in eiuem eutief;z
lifen Sultanoe unb Die neiIten BON linen
mareu nabeSu perbungert. Die 0feadre be-
finbet iid in Saft.
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,,Sein Wewiflt tn Gjolo iuertb. {"

Yen Ia. SaEuar 1SSS. NuguIf, Cd,
Or. 8oowap: Sdn babe ule ole peridlicOercu
Dttc bic I'M NtGrtte ituo, obne Srulg ucrIudt, ais
iib meiH 3ultaHo enolib perithlmmerte uno Elm
Srsuno mir risth. SIR 9ieaop 3lclIcI Al acbrauten
St foI9te ltlnem Hathe uao aebrGutte odiielbe an
nlelEem ,SuB9eent uHo an uleiHCm SHie uno mar M
rleiner SeruuHocrrr9 am nablte1 Uoroen mieoer i'm
Stauoe, meincH YndteH nddSuseben. SD hattie iebr
IaHgs 8bsumutismuS 9elitteH. Stl UcIoe ME obre
E. u. u eiH, oa cS ien Gietpidt in Sob pertb i1
NicnC Ntutter nuroe ourh ~ u. u. IN slrei Stunbcu
bon Tbsumutismus in Den SduIterH setbeiIt
u. $. Sooper Don Der 6trma Cooper & Eudn;
yin balber bis gu etnem GbctlofeG pon in eincm
9Sl9en glals sSaner llHoert IN DeH9eu Diinutcu
&rGmpic, Wageniaarc, ltebeIfeit, Csrbrec,en.
Spbbrcnucn, Rrropiitat. 2dllafloIiafeit, &opj.
idlmericn, Siarrboc, &oIif, Slabuuaeu uno
ale imncrIidlen Sdlmcr;cu.
Ss ut pom oer auSeriteu ySidItiafeit. oa6 ieoe
SaniiIie cincu Gprratb uuu
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H. LANCE c0AI
A NBUM OFFICE:
w WIN Monument and Aiquts Sb.
YARD:
TaIanbone IAIz Chase Street and l. R.R.
Telephone I417.

Telapbope I417. Chase Street and U. RR
go StaSf Baltimore.
Natbbaue,
Baltimore, ben 8. Sftober 1890.
Epcsieue 9efauutnad)ung.
Die Neaiitrir=S Seamtcn baben sSreitaa, ben 10.
Gttober 1890, ;piiten friib uno gtatmittass B
llbr ole 9iesiitrirbuter Dem Gttuar oes Superlor.
Gerid IS SnrG6 81 iteeH. Sorber mliieH ne ole 9ret
eiaem 6rieoeHsridter tbre yameH anI Dem In lez
bes Gud eetebtcR 9ertiTtGte uRter;elhnen uno bic
1ariH entbaltenen gngGben eioih erbdrten. Sic ba=
ben ieruer Siben, 9toIormulore nno onoeres Yfate@
riaI Dem StaotS SStbllotbetdr I'M Hatl9lHle nieoer
ein;ubdrbi9eH.
SIN Nnftrage Der aufiebcrz Se9Sroe
(242-3) 8. u. y. 1eio, Gl.rf.
Nnrean Der Strasen= 9urd,brud,ss
~ GomniiSf1re,
Baltimore, ben s. Sttober 1890.
Sin netereinitiunlune nit ben TeroroIuneen oeS
9nltimorer StaotaeetbudIeS, ITtife AZ, MAIDEN Die
Gommiiare iiir Strat 0urtbride IN Baltimore
betaHrt, Dap lie eineH Seritt iber Die gEfltdolauTa
gen, Soften uro Sertherho9ua9s siteuern ir Die Com
6emrirlins unD Surtbbretuus Der Hiaas ssipenue.
oon StrtterIrdfe bis sur SremoEtiraBe, iduf einer
pom Sursermei'ier EEe Staotrafhe an9e1onlmenen
SeloroHina habeu ausfertigeH lG,len, nHo ole aeS
lU1tnHsen erlreden iit afl uno tnIatien betoe Ses
zen Der 3iaGs=slocluc. einitieFlih oes sahrfueGes
SSStGoeh' poG StrldtritraBe big TrenoHflfraee, oe
sssneiie oeI arIH6tsnzIOenue, $50 6uB norpii9 uHo
,uolidl poH H sas=2tpemac.
Sie GomrltIdre MAIDEN hermit ierncr befdnnt bag
nor eloQter Verldt neb erl1uterhoeE 1nen iett SIR
Ceru9nH9 III ole oabet betbetli9ien erionen beretf
III, HID ban iIe : enjtaa, oen u SttoIer 1890.
gefnltta3S 10 Nbr, in ihrem s'Ireau i'm 9iatbbaue
tid nerldmael! iperoeH, ole I'M beiaotea eridte
on9elutueH anslnpIunssI in gripaauna III seben,
ae9en Ole iraenp elae odoe betbeiise eron 9infudIo
erbe0eI mag. SamutI N : har ,its,
NagIp St. &irfIauo,
ScuiS Scd, :,
@Onlmiiidre
(241-4 Robert SS. 8re.n, Seir.
81 oeHe"'''d,er SertaHf
am 90. cffober 1890, - ltbr Nittoos, obne
JiIddlt eIi oaS ssetter cine Sarm nit 25 Gderr
gdno an oer Nbllaoepber Jtoan, MIR adt OeiIen pon
Der Staot eerEt, in iebr sutem 3uitanbe uno sroer
Grtrassfdbisteit.
&cAari6 fobr, Seiiser;
ytitoIaas u. Smifb,
(242-51) YIttionator
Yaile! Yahe!
eur 9ieie i'm Iusorbe beioret innerboit "a Stunben
Sn beoenteHs bera6eciestem Srtiie
A..
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Alalaria in ibrsn pfrGbiebsnsn for-
men aebeilt unb psrbatet.
Sr. gtabwab's y
sariapariaiam Eeiolpent!
DaS sroBe glutreinigun9Ss sDtittel.
Sur Seiluma aaer d,roniid1en Ssranfbeiten.
Or. HaowaD's

G6roniIter Gteumattsmus, ifropbuIoie eeioen, Dris
euQeihnut, trodenes SniteIH, 8rebsleioeH, Sinetns
bIuten, Spspepie, 3lieoihpamm, @5eitipiire, ges
itpilite, olittranfbeter, G5idr, lSaieriudt enshc
sraHtbeit, SalsIluB, SroHtitIs, SbpiHoutt Il. l. 70
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! ROHLF|NG & BENNER,|
Coal ::;!::::: a:s:s 1:::s':!:.. y.
@eihafte.Hortfiibrllna.

NieineE ssreunben rnb Dem Yublifim iberbaupt ;Ir
gtatrid,t, bas idh oas pon meinem perorbenen @at=
ten 5rieprid) s. @doe in Ytr. 1O8, Glib Earo=
IineSrabe, bstriebene Sci6lenbeftatter=@ei eid1ait
an ieIbisen Ylase inter Der alten Srma iortiiibre
Greebenit (Sept20,1Dt) G'ittiue 6. SGoe.
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Ginwamse sesen ben Seiud5 oes Gjarstpitid,
in eouftantimopcI.

Beters bnrs, 8. Sft.-SuiIein t6uihn
8ada, Der bieilse tiirfiid)e @elanbte, 1T be-
nadri9tigt iporben, bab Der 9,ar bic an
ben @saremitid ergangene @iulabuna III ei=
nenr Seiude in 9onhautinopel iebr gnaDig
aufgenom ommen bat, susleid jeeod, beiiirttet,
paB Elm 8eiuf) Der riirfii6.n SauptltapI, 10
lanqe Die 6raae iiber Die Stelluua Des qrie=
d,ii6sn Batriarheu nod in Der sfpebs III,
eine beifle uno peinlidhe Sa9lass id]aiisn
f0nitte. - Gs oerlaMtet, baB Surdt Dor Der
Cholera Der hauptldfltfe @inmanp ges.n
ben uorseihlagensn gelu9 if.
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9ublin, s. Sftober. - Der warmer
0pn9 1T su Sarrisabplt i'm Gountp Glare
auf brutale Neile ermeroet rporben.
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Sarriuston & Sdlntis, glHipdIte

Garrinstou & sdmis, gtHipdIte,
gr 110, Sit@yeriHgtonz Strdbe.
III Nfomininratiouez zanjcisr.
~ gtadlridt tplro bermit 9eaebtr, oaS bic Inter
SedlHeten pom 2SGiien=0eridli Der Staot Baltimore
Golmadt Sur SerualtuH9 C t. Il. oe5 9tadlancs oes
albier peritorbeneH Spbu RuocI erhdlten haben.
9lle Seleni9er, ole iSoroerur9er an oieen yfadlaB
baben, lpcroeR biermit au9eoroert, iohe nebit ben
notbiqen SeIeQeH ipdteitenS bis sum 26. Otdri
1891 eiHgreid)eR unh gelieno su MAIDEN oper 81 9ez
pirtl9en, oaB lle ibrer Anpride oieen gtaaB &c
ietlidl Tur perug ertldrt iperoen mogcr Vile, bic
SabhnaeH oelen 9idChlaB 81 MAIDEN labeny peroeH
berntit dHfaeforbert, foIe MnperSqi bic Inter
Seid)reter Su leileH.
@e9ehen inter unierer Sano on bieiem, ben % SepS
tem6er 1890. &uuigunoc WnoeI uRn
Scnrn SdjmiR,
22S,34, ,40,6) giudlG5uerlualter C. t. a.
Observation-Disclosures =sin,eise.
~ Gadlrdt pirb hlermit segeber, ods bic Inter
Seihneter 9eaiienseeridlte oer Staot Baltimore
gollmott Slr gSolityeduns oes 2eGneHts Der albler
peritorbenen 6Drittine sizing erbalter haOer Vile
SieleEiaer, bic Foroernngen an oieien ytafIa6 bdz
ben, peroen biermt aufeeoroert, oIde nebi ben noz
tbieeu Seleeen ipdteitens bis sum %. 0tl3 1891
einslrsiten unb oelteHo 5u MAIDEN oeer 81 9epdrtt9eH,
bab lie ibrer Aniprie beicu yiad,Iab 9eetib ftr
perluiti9 erfldrt nerben mo9en. ss, bic 3obluHsen
an oielen Jtddas Su MAIDEN baben, ueroeH blermtt
auf9eloroert, iole unueriugid an Die unereihntten
3u leiten. Neolrb u. Santeupcrgsf uHo
Spuie S. Santeuberser,
(225,31,7,43) 9eiiamentspolltreder.
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Der Qeutf6e Correspondent.
u . t t5en.

g Yoip erlp lit b0dlit aufgebrad5t iiber
ben Grlab oes Sice Yrdiioenten &ebb non
Der yN. .. Central Sabu," feline Ditglic.
Der pes Srbens Der p9lrbeitSritter" mebr
ansuiteaen. Die neuelte Srore ySebb 5
uno Die 9lrt unb gSeiie, pie oas Solf iif
;u Sfapen Der Yolitifer made unb pie DE
slrbeiter nod alS Sflauen bebanpelt mir
ben, bemeiie, baB cine Sflaperei Der anberen
Hlae gemadt babe. sber es merpe eine
3eit fommen, in welher aut bieie Sflapes
rel abgsitafit merpen wiirpe. Die uslr.
beitsritter" leien Swar feline 9luard)iiten uuo
tsuOlutionare, aber Su @uniten elmer yGpoz
luton" uno miirOen ui6t ruben, bis oieielbe
berbeigefiibrt iein werbe.
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Ydiie! Yaile!
eur 9iee i'm gnslonbe beiorst inncrboit "a Stuubeu
81 beoenteah beraoeciestem g3rtiie
Gouaro 9taine,
&fe gaItimoreiiraEe HHo goitzS iiice= Apenue
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slaes rubis in araent;uieu.

Qonbon,S. 8. Sfiober. - Cine 0epeide
Der Zines" ans Suenos slpres erflart Die
@eriifte iiber etne brobenae meme 9epolus
ton fir unbe9riinoet. Gs eriitirt feiu
@runo iiir SeiorgniB, unh 6ube berriGt in
Susuos slgreS iopobl, 'wie in ben 8ropins
zen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-10-09

"a anbas Bublitum.-e5ebst fith,r uuo p,r,
lem it, mas Str fault
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Sie Gntbuiiaiten unter ben
enaliid ameritauiidlen 3eituussidrsibsrn,
welde fir bic 9Otterie- Siu lbwdrmten,
fubeu, oaB Ee id eiue h0ie 9tutbe aufse=
bunben baben, oenn Der Siebermauu @ana.
mafer 1T perf0ulif beitrebt, oas @eiet Ill
elmer Sbubrieselung Der Brefie AT niiB=
brau6eu. Gr lest oieies Geies 10 aus, als
be,iebe es fid ni6t nur aui eisentli6e Got.
terie'n, ionpern nod ieiner Iusleguns 1T
ben 3.itungen iiberbaupt Die auinabme
aqer Anseisen nnc Seridte oerbOteu, peld,e
fif auf Elm Spiel ober eine @ewinnuertbei-
lung, inobei Der 5ufau waltet, be;iebsn,
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apfiuth reoet per 0hpnparaph.

0onbon, 8. Sftober. - Sn Der beutis
gen Situng oeS internationalen literari6en
@ongreiieS murbe Elm pom Graien Seratrp
augebotener SeidluB paiiirt, pelder Der
uamerifaniidIen Serlagsredtsliga" fir ibre
8emiibungen Sllr Giniiibrung interuationa=
len SerlagSre6tS banft. tSr. Gbaumat bot
einen Seid)luB oil, pelder erflGrt, bas lite
rarii6e 9lrtifel in 3eitrngeu uuO Dta9a;i=
nen ais @igentbum Der &eriaiier gelten,
wdbrenb Der Nadlorud BON 9ieuigfeiteu uno
anoeren Yaragraphen geitattet ieiu iole.
Oieier Sei4luB murOe ebenfallS ansenonl=
men.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1890-06-21
THE FULL SIZE.

The Labor Advocate says that it
should not have taken a day in coll
gress to have put silver on an even
footing> with gold in paying debts.
They are right and it would not have
done so if the congressman had not
been owned by the monopolists. They
likewise say that it should not have
taken a day to pass bill to lift the
mortgage from western farms by let
ting them have money at one per
cent. as they do bankers; well that
would not do, it would show that they
were in favor of helping in a just
cause, a thing they rarely do. Hun
dreds of millions are lying in the
treasury vaults drawing no interest,
but they would rather lose it all than
do anything to help farmers. The
people can see the way the wind
blows by looking at the clouds of
discomfort that are surging over the
pillows of wrath caused by positive,
pointed and unreasonable neglect in
all matters pertaining to the welfare
of the great laboring and producing
classes, they have been almost crushed
by loads of degrading oppression and
know that it is fully time for them to
arouse from their negligent slumber
and put on the full armor required
to guard against positive oppression
concealed under a garb of friendship.
They have discovered that these
many long years others have been
given the oysters and they have only
had shells. They have likewise dis
covered that by recent combinations
and organizing for self support they
have lifted themselves to the top
round of the ladder where they can
plainly see the cause of their terrible
condition in which so many thous-
ands of their homes are taken from
them without thing being done ex-
cept talk to help them out of the
worse than slough of despond, into
which they have been driven by I'M
pardonable neglect and the die is
cast; they have concluded to drop
party and work for themselves.-Co-
operator
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1890-06-21
THE ISSUE. .

The issue is clearly defined between
those who favor and those who OPP
pose the sub-treasury law. No quib-
bling over detail will serve now as a
blind to cover up or direct attention
from the principles involved. The
advocates of the measure have offered
to yield any of the details, and they
thereby force the issue upon the
principles involved. This is bound
to divide the dlsputants upon clear
and we'll defined line of friendship to
farming and producing interests,
those feeling such friendship being
advocates of the measure, and those
who do not, opposing it. For this
reason, agriculture is to-day the least
prosperous branch of industry, be-
cause it is Disseminated against. The
proof that it is Disseminated against
is that under the present system of
maintaining an even volume of money
throughout the year, regardless of
the demand, there is great relative
scarcity or fuctuation in volume at
the season in which agriculture must
exchange the products of its labor
for money. This relative fuctuation
works against the farmer, because it
depresses prices when he is compelled
to buy; and on the other hand it dis
eliminates in favor of the exploiting
class, because it depresses prices
when they buy, and augments them
when they are ready to sell. This
discrimination against productive
pursuits must be stopped, or it must
not That is the issue. The affirma-
tive will be those who are engaged
Id productive pursuits, and few un-
selfish and patriotic statesmen. The
negative will be everything else.
Arguments will be made by men
who claim to be friendly to the
true interests of the country as to
detail of practicability, legality, and
other detail which if they are truly
in earnest about being friendly, they
had better offer to improve on, by
showing some better way of securing
the principle than to make any tech
meal detail an excuse for an active
opposition to the bill. Such tactics
will not longer do. The people are
too intelligent and will certainly un-
derstand the animus of those who
fight this measure, in spite of their
sophistry.-National Economist.