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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-07-06
IouAfnirthld,nft[idbe

an6eren lanbpirt6ldaTt[i1en &uItar>
pflana. G5 lit paber gu wiini6en, baB Die
8eltrebun9en aub auf DEM Gebiete Der
!3iihtunB Der @etreloeorten fib lInrner ALL
9emeiner pcrbreitcn m0dte. SIS merbeu
06er nlr @iuSeIue iein t6nnen, pclde it'd
beionpsrs als Saat3i0ter bsib0ti3en, ba
niNt nur belonoere 2ult un6 &iebe, ionbern
numentli6 aah 2lusOauer, 0elhidlihteit,
unb ejn9ebenoe Senntniiie Der 8eltGu1
bun9Sper bGltnile ber Der1bisbeuen @etretz
bearten Die erlte GorauSieBung tlr einen
@rt0lg biloen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-07-06
# heEhnIh iofpru sic 0nSpunprhSItpiiIp es

# oeBbaIb, iofern bic 8obenUerbaltnile es
nDtbiA MAIDEN. eiu weites uno ttefes8fldn3z
lod bod uidt pertpsrflib. Sour muB as in
rt0ti9er Q8eiIe tpieoer 0etiiat meroen, nGnlz
LID lGlge 0enua Dor Dem Gflansen bis gu
Der 6Obs, in Der Die BurSelu su lieQen
folnmen, Oon,it Die Groe iih bereits aeiebt
bat. ebe Der Baum 9epflan5t mirD.
5errn y. 3d., Wto. Slebe artitel: uOie
TtaubenfGule."
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-07-06
@i,t 0ermt00ent,


Mte eS NUT tpenise ertperben, Iiest in
relnem8 (ute, ba8 ppn angeerbterS ers
6erbnlB fretiit. &atarrb, MuS3ebrung,
Gbeumatl8mts, Sfrnpbeln unO manbe
anbcre &raniheiten, bic ibre 9uelle int
8lute haben, fDnnen rllr bur6 g[n=
tpenbung frdftt3er Alternative iiberipunz
ben iperpen. 9a8 bette unb bas am
be1teu befamte rno erprDbte Gpesifiz
FUN fir bieien 3tpe6 lit Nber's sarz
faparila, ein 5uiammenseiebter unb
concentrirter gu8Sug Der Spnburas=
Soriapartlla nno anperer frdftiSer
alterotipe.
p5d bin it5crscu0t, bcb i'd mebrere Eunbsrt SoIa
IGr paoIr9
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-07-06
Die QraubenfduIe.

SaB bic SraubenfGlle our9 8eiprengen
nit Der iogenannGen B6roeaurz Wtirtur erz
folgrei6 betdnpft tperoen fann, tit bur6
3ablrel9e Gerlu6e ertpieleu. SSI ben sat-
len, in pelden oieie Nttl6ung nt6t Die 9ez
ipiiuldte lStrfung alSiibte, mar metitenS
entpeoer un3peGmGBi9e D0er perlpGtete Qtnz
nenoung Die S@ul0. IS i6eint. oaB tpe>
MICE 0etnbauer cine Nbnung Don Der llrz
bes uebels lit Elm Ytl3, etn unenoli@ fteines
HfGn36en, Dem unbemaftneten Nuge uns
1thtbar, Der auf Soften Der Yflan3e lebt,
auf Der ct lib aniieoelt. 0ieier Btl5 pGdit
uno Dermebrt fth in e%ritaunllder Wetle,
ranlentlib ipenn IS tbm nIdt on SSeudttgz
felt mangelt. 9te rai6elte Berme6run9
gebt baber bel feu6ter gStsterung Dor IT'D.
yiad)Oem 0as uebel erfanut lit, bletbt ni6tS
ilbrig, ais IS nadbalttg 3u befdmpfen. gu
0ieiem 3meG rGtb DaS Mderbauamt 3n folz
genoem Berfabren:
3und0it iolten i'm Serb1t Die abgefaQe>
men 8lGtter uno Die Beereureite gelammelt
unD Derbranut ober pergraben tperpen.
0aun iouten i'm NrIbiabr, na6Oem Der
Metnliod bel9nttten ul1b Der Gnoen Da3piz
lden bearbeitet murbe, aber beppr cas-
Ma6Stbum be9innt. Die St0de iorgfdltig
nit Der 8oroeaur=Ofirtur. beitebeno aus
16 Biuno &upferpitrioI, (Sulphate of
copper 80 QfunD Salt uno 22 @allonen
Malier, beiprengt iperben. 0ieie Belprenz
9un9 bat ben 3lpeG, allie 8il3feiu1e 81 5er@
itorerL Die iih III Der 9ttnoe angelteoelt Das
ben. l1u9efGbr 10 Sage Dor Dem @intrttt
Der 8litbe loute Die Uelprengung nit elmer
i6md6eren SDiung. nGnlt9 3 Bfuno
&upferuitriol uno 30 Bfuno &alf Su %
@auOnen &aller. tDieoerboit tperben. Cine
brittle 8elprenguIg nit elmer glet6en Wts
ibuns iOllte beim Giutritt Der Ylitbe ges
ma0t tperoen. bod 10, 0aB aIe grunen
Gbetle beneBt, aber nt6t iibernaR peroen.
Seoe spet WoAeu ioute otele 8eiprengung
in Der 3ulest auge9ebeneu StGrfe wteoerz
bolt pcroen, bis Die 6ruAt gu fdrbel be-
ginnt.
9ie 8prbeaur>W irtur tpiro am beiten
bergeiteut, inbem man bas &upferDitrtol
aertletnert i'm beiben Waiier auil0it, ben
Salt in einem anoeren @efGBe l0i6t, mie
Der Wtaurer eS tbut, Die beiOen Q0iungen
ertaIten lGBt uno tie bann na6 Dem an9es
aebeuen GerDdltniB in einem Safe mittelit
nmriDreus seb0rl9 nit eInanDer permil0t.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-07-06
4mSmdrtS.

September 914c.; 0esember 11,.o1. ct.
3ouis - Suli SO; AuguIt 875; Oesember
91b. Milmaufee = Suli Oil; @ept. SIZE.
&ulutb SEQ. 1, barter, Stunt 964c. sSuli
C. Wtinneapolis 0to. l Jtortbern, @ept.
S6t. GoleDo Suli 95c., au9ult 93c.
Baltimore -Suli 994.
55sc. 9eptenbsr 50ae, - Baltimore Suti
644c.
GGmereten. = 8ertaufe nod Strobe:
go. l Sla9s 1.504@1.06; &inotbp g.;
Slee S..
Corn - gerfdufe nod Strobe: SEQ. 2
metBes 62@64, 9to. 3 $1,000. SEQ. 8 eelbes
6u@603c, 9e. 3 weibeS &c, 9ep. 4 544@
SIC.
So er 10 et3 en.s 49, 8erfdlife mad
Nrobe: No. 8 83@87c.; SEQ. 8 meiber-.
gStnterwet5en- 0ertGuIe uo1 8rohe:
9to. 2 rot9er 933@-c; goo. 2 titrftl6er &C.
SEQ, 3 rotber 65@87c; SEQ. 4 rotAer 18@80c.
0tp. 2 bart 85@9Oc.
9a1er- 8ertdufe nod grobe: $50. 2
34f @37c.; SEQ. 2 weiBer 38@403c; 9to. 8
30@35, SEQ. 2 neiBer 10000.
No gen. - 8erta1fe mad Probe ,poren:
SEQ. 3 604@6Se. SEQ. &c.
6eu. Sertdufe mad Brobe: SEQ. / Gi>
mutbp $13.50@14,5o, 9to. 2 &imntbp $12.O 10
Oh; 9ernti6t S10.00@11,0 90 uplaub
q er # e-8ertdufe mad 9robe: geomineu
-@-c; 9to. 4 -@-c.
Slete, -gertGufe ST. $-.-@$-.-.
WtboIlngs. - 8erfaufe gu s.
O.
8i er 8ertdufe rparen:
"a @o0c. tir 4ort Barrels uno 95@973c.
ftr Xaroz& ierces.
@ b isl ep-$ 1.16.
gter --@15c. bas Dubenb.
9ont9. 8eiBer Slice in Nfurtb abee,
tbetlt 10@16e.. in2 Bfunb Co.. nidtlo
bell lib 12@14c.. alts9elalieuer 63@7ac.
9urntps. 81. 25@1.5 so bas fyaB.
Sal e.-gto. l Gonntrp 4@43e, No. 2
DO. 4@-c.
@@mterf EFT 5000, B. sc.
0ran 9ali fornll6e &iperiibe
Seeolinss S3.0O@3,75; Muuntain 9eebz
hugs $3.00@3.25; Sos An9etes 2.75@3.O0
@etln get 3urteps 9@-e, Gntem 8@
Sc. 9llbner 1Oe. g. 5dbne $4,000. @anie
@irr N - Wtellna 4.50@6.50 oos
Eift9en.
Sdte-Srid Sun Cream 12@12!c., 9im.
burger l2@124c, S6peiaer yto. / 12a@134.
Sort . ell n. - 9te1p Srleanier SO
s. Der SaG, ealifornii6e $i.5O q1.75
Der Cad, ct. Coulter 2.49@2.5O oas SaB,
&enne1ee .75@3. co. Altoner 2. 00@2.50.
8etB trauI. 49, ct. 2ouiler 1.00(01.25
per r@rate."
So BIN en-. ~ 8ete yeapies All s. .2Oo
$500 Wteotnnls S9.10@2.15. salifornil9e
&tmabohuen A. oas Yfuno.
Butt er.-GeFe Creamery 150 III oeri1ce
Guolttdt 13-15c, bette Ooirp 12@l5c, oufe
10@13e. Goa o. .9aGin9" 10091L
@reaies 5@6c.
quite rtn. - Gairp 12c, @rtra Oatru
1916, Sreamerp 1876, @rtra Tancu @reamerp
&C, 9toaS uno 4Srlnts &c ertrd.
) pleb Ell n.-Sermuoa$ 1.65@1. rs bos
Cad.
&Otbe &I6 en-. - 124c@@c has 0bb.
Grbien. @etrodnete, 9ruue, -@9Jc.
Der &uibel.
WtpbrrIb en-. - 5000 basOsb.
gala. - 10@15c. bQs 0bn.
Suppengr i'm es.-10c@15c. bas 0se,
9etert lite. 15e@20c 6as Dbo.
&omaten. - 1.00@1. 2J Der .Grote"
VurfeM -25@ Doc, ha3 Osb.
Neue S y EN- ii E. Motbe Riiben SON
60c oas 0bb., 9elbe 0uben 4O@50c. meiSe
30@30c. Ghabarber 15c. @2Oc. has 8nnS
Serlnloa &artoffeln $10.0O@11.0 90 bas Tof.
3ptebelrt 1O@124c. has Osb. Sparaet O.5OS
75c oas &iltben.
Strtn9beans = 5@1.00 per guIheI.
@rbien - iunse 1.OO@1.5O ben Sof'
GrObeeren. - Mi6ieon Csc. 0$1~ 90
@oc'He l.S5@l.5Oc, SOutb 9apen d
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-07-06
NteDmarTt.

gm b lie BIN G tt betrue bic guz
fubr 5000 Grid. eegen 4 705 Gtid am
am pori9en 6reita9. Yreiie tim 1O@15c.
bober ais 9etern gtatipes felt Dem Montag
nm 10@13c., teranti6eS 8ieb nm 25@3Oc.
i'm Breiie 9etiegen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-07-06
Observation-Disclosures Brieffahen.

perm Gb. O., 81. Srage: Sin SSn<
left. aenaInt ugreen bug" bat bier Dlele1
S1aDen AL ben QEei5enfelberu 9stbau, lit
baS cine neue Rlase? Nutfport: IS lit
nt@t 9erace cine neue Blage, penn Is lit Die
europdtlbe @etretoeluus, Die IT'D in otelein
2alloe bereits III 1861 ge5e i9t bat. Sic
gIel0t in Der TOrm Der Bflt %N,enIaus, Die
10 bduft8 norfommt uno bat ~, oiele tbell5
Slu9el, tbeils lit tie fliseuos. 80 tletn iie
1T, 10 tbut tie ODd bel Sdanen Dur6 Die
9roBe Wtaiie. nit Der tie Saline uno Nebren
oes Q8el3ens otbt beieyt unb ben Saft aus
lau0t.. Q8armes, trOdenes Wetter be8in@
1tigt iDre 0erDreltung.
9errn u, st, Soma. Siebe grtitel:
nueber Die GrbOGung Der @rtrdae unierer
@etreioeiorten our6 3ii6tuug."
&an9ld9ri9er 2eier. Siebe 2~trttfel:
u3u tief itebenoe O%bitbGume." @enn in
Sbrem Sale Oas gu Eiefitcben Der Obltz
baume bnrd pas tiefe2tu5perien ber8flanss
loder bel beigefIbrt wurbe. inOem Die etna
9etliate @roe ii9 iiber @rDarten lenfte, 10
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-07-06

E8~ ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS @e9enitanoe. b~etreffenSe
Snfru9cn liHh or Serru - ottItcb 25cMhInJD0ue's'
SlGoc5 Corners, AStoc., 5u rl1teu.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-07-06
Glyitago DoIpitaI fit graufn ullO
Climber!
Coke Adams u. Paulina Str, Chicago.

@siuubbelts-3 uftaub Der bette Ted3ebn gut mbbItr+4
Bripotsinu1er !; 1ed3 SrautenIdls nit GIo=Musitt.
@sbiibren fir 9ripat8innter BON $500 per Wpde,
ie noch Der SAGE bes 3tntuIers uHb AufpartuMg. 4ri'
~bots9utieuten t6unen tDreM ArSt aus bet 3obl Der ans
o~elteIten ober beinbenbeu Msr3te lpdhIen.
@shl9ren in '~sranteHi alien IS per a5obe nit gutter
Bhsae.
Sic 3abI Der aHgeffenteu Nsrate bsI1GIt fib alf 9
Herate (9omeul Unb Is b~eiudbenae aer}fe (0erren).
Gi1e acknowledgements lit in 9oipito[.
MeQen &iu5tl0eitet meuOe man itb inter ohiaer
NbreIfe an ben $oauptsarst pber man ienoe cine Yntts
no - ijr eru Gireular. akns3irY a .
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-07-06
Gin tad1m uitd1es Artheil.

IGreibt: yAn baS Deutsche Heilinstitut, II Clinton
Place, New York, N, y" @eeGrte oetren Ser
,,Hettmu g =9ttfcr" lit bas gebtegeufte BUD
beS Wteui1en uuo bereu 9eiIul9. mel0e5 tD ie gelelen
babe. Wte Herbal tie 8em1ttiguug beS Gtpfs
feS. IDgiibe S1arfe gepnort nit ether 9larbeit uno
NerIt6nbiiNfeit Der SpruGe setd)ueu baiIelbe AMI ooS
NOrtbeiIb ite por alien b~erortlgeu bis lebt
eri6ieuenen S6rltrH aus. Wttt polIem &e6t
berDient bober STR pnrtreff1ibes BUD oeu tdbuen ga.
men Der ,0t cttmngS 9fnfer'". SD urotulire
Sbnen. meme Qerreu, au 9brem uuner9lci1lt9en uno
moblperoleuteu GrfpIge 'c." Ser pStettungssMuter
nit pieleu naturgetrGucn 1ilherr, miro fir 25 &ents
in @pItmGrten frei neriaTbt.
Ser vGettuuQ6=anter" 1T aud in Der 8u91an6!una
BON @erm. 91impffp. 276 Oit gtDrtb gue- Gbieaao,
sins, 3u baben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-07-06

&nt g 6m Ell II em a tt: belief fh Die
8utubr alt $1,000 @tiid, 9esen IA, $50
Gtiif am porisen Sreita9. 9reile INN 1Oc.
b0ber.
Uertauit Ipurben II. 81:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-07-06

Ser .NettunosEsInferH 1T In Chicago beim Bud.
6oHhler S. SdItmpffn, 276 Dt 9Iprtb NDenue gu
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-07-06
gertauft murben II. u. :

@6afe trafen 1000 se9en 1915 Stiit
am uorisen Sreita9 ein. @rte @aare telt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-07-06
Gripart

bobe, oaB t3 Gtper'5 Sorfupariua III @etrau5 nobnt,
mn enlpttble le ~nrilAeho alelt, Die NIT &dbrtheit
peer rbelInt1ttiden St4mer5en gequdIt itnb. Sic
Ipiro Ibnen it0er!t>h gut tbrn. nic lie eS mir 9etba1
pnt."-WirS.S olep9 5000, &elt Ytatt5bur9b, N.W.
DR.. S. g. GbieI6s i'll S1itbpiue, Scnn., fo9t:
DS@ betrodDte Qtper'S Sariapariaa ais Gle bette
Dlutar5nei in Ser @elt. uno tenue mon5eu sSaa,
no iIe cine rounoer5ore &eiIan8 berbeiiibrte."
rSabre lang lit i1 ibnuer on BEN GtrorbeIr, un5
teil2 Seborbiurs that mir gut. 3nlePt lieB t9
rid berepe,1. einen @eriud, nit Slper's Soriapariu0
3: hta9sn. SD befpI9te ben 9t0tb. unb
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-07-06
9scrfduTe.
8ormittaas purhen berfauft:
W0rft1crfMt.

Chic ago. 3. SIli.
Oie @etreibe=g0rl f~eierte bente.
gSir nieoerbolet:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-07-06
Sotrt) 2tr!ueaabu,tg rnm

etpn einem boIben 9uscnb Ttaf6en wurbe neine
Osimobeit poutommeu bergelteIt. So ,piese jest
23C &iu!to ulO CLAUDE feft CT bic &or5iige BON
Mper'S Soriuperiua. "-Sane5 4etip, guiiebcr in
Der Brefenrio9e 8obIelis@ ornpa9nie (Limitedl,
SictoriG, Ap.
ngleine gi9te, Sarob q; 9oiee. nar Sabre lang
nit SfrnpbeIm gequGIt. @or ~ungefdbr dnoertbaIb
Sabren ing tie at. NDer'S Sari0pariaa ~eir5urebs
men. uno brei 6Iaiben beiIten ie uoatontnte1L." -
9. GaifIli, y. 3d., 2oiee, Utah.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-07-06
Ntua,tss8criOf.

@bieago, 2. Suit.
gunbesf6uI i9ein: 16lonen
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-07-06

TtIMe.
No. / Whitefsh per / brl - q z.50
No. 1 Trout, per 4-brl go. - @ $50
Georges Bay Split Her
ring, per ba. .......... - @ 7.50
New Holland Herring kegs - a 10
New Labrador Herring,
split, per bril-. ....... - a 500
Scaled Herring. per box. - q 30
Cod. ex-George's per 100
ptd..:......S..;...... - GO 6.oO
Cod, Western Bank. - @ $50
Mackerel, Large Family.
Mapckero. Family Kits: = q 1.so
California Salmon. per brl -.-14@15.OO
California Salmon, per 4brl = o.
Smoked Halibut, per pfd. GIL 90 0.13
Norway K K K Herring. - @13.00
xnee.
Young Hyson, common to choice. .25031
Young Hyson, common to fancy. 42@62
Imperial, good to chq'ee. ........ 37@52
GnnpoWder, common to choice. 22@53
Moyune, extra. ......... ...,... 65@75
Japan, extra to choice. ......... 5000
Japan common. .............. $4,000
Oolong, good to choice. ......... 52@S2
Oolong' common 27@52
et0deI=9rabt.
Barbed wire, painted . So. 9Om M
Barbed wire, galvanized. 3.5G@ 366
StGoeL
Steel nails. y keg..... SIS 5m$2 On
Wire nails, y keg......... 2,35M 245
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1891-03-10

Can the wife, without her husbands
consent, stop his pay for her main
tenance or the keep of a child that's
been born since he left home?''
81 should most decidedly say that she
could, Frank replied, hotly.
"But you're not sure?"
tFWell, yes, am pretty sure.''
"And there's no loop-hole for him to
crawl through" 3.
Certainly not. And say, Jim, I'd
give up the acquaintance, if / were you,
of fellow who was mean enough to
try to escape such responsibilities.
''Would you? Well, I'll think about
1.-THE is a baddish kind of a man any
how for highly moral young gentle
man like me to make a companion Of
but say, there's Captain Fulton holler-
ing out for you-guess you'd better
trot, as perhaps his pas sent him to in
vite you to a small tea party. saw
Marin Hopkins and one or two other
old women of the regiment making a
Decline for his tent an hour ago"
! Thus unexpectedly did he allude to-
some Of the senior officers.
Frank hurried to meet his Captain,
with whom, notwithstanding the differ
ence of rank, q warm friendship was
already Spr1nglng up.
''I only wanted to tell you, Besant,
that we start tomorrow morning to
join General Lyon, who is hardly
pressed by McCulloch and Price. I
thought that perhaps you might do your
writing home this afternoon, as you
mayn't have another chance for a long
! time
Frank thanked him for the hint, and
was about to turn away when Fulton
added:
There's another little matter
wished to speak to you about. Do you
set any especial value on that silk scarf
Miss Lascelles gave you for a sling?" {.
| "Why no"-Franlz hesitated. Two
, hours before it was priceless to him, but
things seemed different now, since he
, had received that letter from home.
"Do you very much want it?" he
asked, smiling as he read the eager
anxiety depicted in the young officers
face.
81 would give thousand times its
! intrinsic value to call it mine,'' was the
emphatic declaration, ''but perhaps you,
like myself, hold its associations too
dear to-
''Nay, here it is, sir. I have NO
tenderer regard for it than as memen-
to of a very interesting chapter of my
! life. Take it, and wear it as the knights
of old did their ladies' favors on the
battle field: only remember that
though love hallows all things, a sold
ier's loyalty brooks no rivalry"
Prophetic words. Charles Fulton
little thought then how hard for him
would be the strife "'twixt Love an6
Duty"
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1891-03-10


REvoLvERs.
had slept the sleep of the weary, and it
seemed to him as if he had not lain on
his blanket more than short hour
when an orderly reused him for the
days adventures.
He sought at once the Colonel's tent,
where he found good meal awaiting
him, which he had hardly dispatched
when Colonel Fulton himself entered.
'Now," he said, .'for your instruc-
tions. Ride your hardest, but do not
kill your horse by OVERRIDING it. Avoid,
as far as you can, all villages And,
when you reach General Lyon, tell him
that zoe are coming. That Is all. Go
now, and God be with your
Frank followed the orderly to aclump
of trees q quarter Of a mile from the
camp, where he found a rough young
country fellow standing beside two
serviceable-loolsing horses, of the breed
that has made Western Missouri IA
mous-light, strong, wiry animals,
sure-footed as mules and gifted with an
endurance rivaling that of the steed
the typical product of the sofia hardy,
sun-burnt fellow, with long flowing
black locks, dressed in homespun, wear
ing long cowhide boots, and carrying at
his waist a belt equipped with a small
arsenal of pistols and ammnnition-not
at all the kind of gentleman a nervous
traveller would care to meet on O lonely
road, though there were few honester
young fellows, as times went, than
Richard Swayne. ,>.-.. .:-.-,,..~:.- .:..
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1891-03-10

iads of Captain Fulton's company, they
were in a wild state of excitement, for
the young officer was great favorite
with them, and they had volunteered,
with more courage than discretion, to
go in body and ''clean out the whole
city" So when the news spread that
the missing ones had returned, there
was great and noisy rejoicing, and
when the old Colonel, half an hour
afterwards, shook hands with Frank and
publicly thanked him for his heroism,
the enthusiasm was unbounded.. From
lip to lip the story few ever with more
or less exaggeration, and that night
Frank Besant lay down to rest the
most popular man in the whole regi-
ment. When too, a day or two after
wards, he stretched the bully of his
company-a ruffian from Cleveland, who
had been a roustabout on a lake
steamer-on his back in a fair fight,
the boys would have made him a
Brigadier-General, if their votes could
have done it.
They did not lie long at st. Louis,
only time enough to prosperity equip
themselves for the field and take a few
more doses of drill, so nauseating to
James Lawson, who was getting siclzer
and siclser of military life. Then, hey
for the front! With one broad sweep
across Missouri, they went into camp
at Kansas City-then an insignificant
border town with little promise of its
future prosperity.
Frank had been unable to make any
personal inquiries about the Lascelles
before he left st. Louis, as "leave'' had
been peremptorily refused to all private
soldiers, but Charles Fulton had man.
aged to visit their house, which, how
ever, he found.deserted, while the only
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1891-03-10
Job Printing

Everything in the line of printing, from
. visiting card to . three sheet poster,
printed with neatness and dispatch.
1853 Seuth Main Street.
ca N. T. NALoNEY,
SOCIETY PRINTING A SPECIALITY.
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1891-03-10
PENMANSHIP.
Prof. HOIlGy

Teaches every pupil to write . me rapid
business hand in cour1o 81 ~ prlvaLe
lessons q d NO FAILURES. rse---.--s
All kin e Of pen work executed IN the
Of the ant Isl Bank st
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1891-09-05
Mcctin. With Little Trouble.

The SUPERIOR TIMES is mistaken in
saving that not a single property own
81 with two exceptions which it names
has given or will give foot of right of
WAY to the Superior. Red Wing &
from the best authority that with the
exception of about SO rods every foot
of the right of way that can he had
either hv donation or purchase has
been freely donated. The Stinson
tracts are in litigation, but Mr. Stin-
has expressed a perfect Willingness to
let the road 90 through, and would
donate the right of WAY We're 1t not
that his title is questioned by the
government. There is no occasion for
the scolding the TINES gives property
owners along the line.
We clip the above from the Leader of
Sunday morning. The TINES did not
aim to scold any one, nor did It expect
tsople to give to the railroad company
property which they did not own. We
got our information straight and jus t
us we gave it. from Mr.. M&nwaring.
the attorney for the Consolidated Land
Company, and of course we had no
reason to question his word nor not
To look about for evidence To slbstan-
tate ii before using il. If any wrong
has been done Ii was unintentional on
orr part and Mr.. Manwaring is the
one to make explanations
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1891-09-05
President Harrison Speaks for Coos;
Money.

President Harrison made a little
speech at Albany. n Y, few days
ago which has set the enemies of q
pure money standard all in Il tiutter.
The Judge of this week tells the story
in very striking carto II, SO far as
that goes, but the prtsidGn. tells the
story III words which must live and lie
battle cry in the approaching polit-
zeal conflict. He said
Il do believe that the general gov
ernmcnt is solemnly charged with the
duty of seeing that the money issued
10y it is always and everywhere main
tanned al par. Every dollar, whether
paper or coin. issued or stamped by
tine general government, should always
and everywhere be as good as any
other dollar"
: am one Of those that believe that
these men from Your shops, these
farmers remote from money centerS,
have the largest interest OF all people
i'll the world in having 4 dollar that Is
worth one hundred cents every day IN
the year, and only such. If by any
chance we should fall into condition
where one dollar is not SO good as an
other, venture the assertion that
that poorer dollar will do its first
errand III paving some poor laborer
for his work. Therefore, in the con
duct of our public affairs, ! feel pledg
ed for one that all the influences of
the government should be on the side
of giving the people only good money
and Just rs much Of that as we can
get y
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1891-09-05
JUST FOR FUN.

Clericus-''H lave You any idea what
makes Jo,,son such a s.ieptic::' Cynicus-
~ es; he SAYS the disciples were all fisher
men New York Herald
Traveller Tin dining car, fast express
Waiter, these eggs are too soft" Waiter
IS, priscd t. heah dat sab. III put EN-
hac! an let EN- boil another mile. sab -
New York WceA--.
She-..Yon never hear Of women cash
iers embezzling or running or with tlci3
employees S money" Hc-'Not often but
when it does happen they take the en-
ploycr, too. society Journal
Il had Il letter from my son John to
day, Mrs. Briggs. He is stud ling to he a
civil engineer" Il am very glad to hear
it. Mrs Jones ! wish some of oar young
men would Study to be ci.i! conductors"
lowell Citizen.
s'cedy Can't Yer let me
nave dina, boss Drcssy In,liviIual-
HIN, Charity begins at home" See ~
In iiviInai--''N il yer don't mind,
then. mister, I'll walk wild yer to yer
Goor '-IcHaS Slftings.
i Ike this dress very much said
Et..el 1T is Just too delightfully."- tight.
But where are the rochcts:' Here they
are said the dres>ma&er, han ling her
two small siisen bags .'Noun have to
carry them in yolr hanGs. There's not
room il the dress for them. -Haypcr's
EaZu:.
Eoy with bastetl-'1leasc, mum give
me some dinner for my poor sick father"
Kind Lady-''Looh here, I've been giving
YOU dinner FOR your sicl, father for two
weeks and l saw him Yesterday on the
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