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The Irish standard., 1892-12-03
Chippewa Falls, Wis.
Special to The Irish STANDARD.

Special to The Irish Standard. a
! Assistant secretary of state, T. B.
Leonard, spent Thanksgiving in Chip
pewa with his mother. Tom is member
of division No. A. 0. III. and since he
has been in Madison has succeeded In
organizing good working division in
that city. !
Sever Serley, the defaulting treasurer
of Chippewa county, who was serving a
four years. sentence inWaupun, has been
pardoned by Gov. Peck, after serving
some eighteen months of his sentence.
It is unnecessary to add that he is a
member of the g. 0. p. No blame is at
tached to the action Of Gov. Peck as he
is but following the advice of the Demo-
cratic cry Of "turn the rascals out"
The ball given by the B. OF L. F. at the
opera house on Thanksgiving evening
was most enjoyable affair. Some 200
couples clipped the light fantastic" to
the delightful music of Kleist's orchestra
Of st. Paul. An elaborate repast was
served at the Taylor house about mid
night, after which dancing was resumed.
Rosy fingered dawn was rapidly draping
nights starry. mantle with gray aeeey
clouds ere the merry throng reluctantly
wendell their way homeward, all voting
the B of T.. f. ball the most enjoyable Of
the season.
Thursday morning, November Oath,
Notrs Dame church was crowded with
worshipers, who came to show their love
and respect to the memory of ous late
beloved and much lamented pastor, Rev.
P. F. Fl. Goldsmith, it being the second.
anniversary Of his death. A solemn high
mass Of requiem was sung by Rev. Father
Dole of Stanfold, assisted by Revs.
Schnitz and Smaller as deacon and sub
deacon. Time can never efface the mem-
DRY Of Father Goldsmith from the hearts
of his parishioners, and their prayers will
continue to ascend like sweet incense to
the home of God for the repose of the
soul of him who loved them so much,
and who was one of the noblest, best and
purest of Gods holy Amounted. May he
rest in peace.
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,,omsbody HAS \ @ 81 ahesd q N II

somebody has aheaQ 81 IA
that subject; il - just ia your liEe 81
should have done that yourself. nIt
'is co. mused Read, The gifted painterS'
poet, looking at the picture IN the paper.s
And went on Garrett, the next tblna
you know some one will get ahead 4,
you with poem on the subject. Now
it CHANGED that Murdoch had been ask
ing Read for g new poem to be8IYefa
that night at his entertainment and
Read had responded that that was inn
possiblo, as the time was SO short. Muir
dock, appreciating Cy Garrett's sugges.-
ton, turned to Read and said, Now,
there is your chance! Write me up q.
stirring thing On this incident Read
finally said be would try. The idea was
that he would write any jingle in rhyme,
with the privilege of revising it before
it was given out for publication.
He went upstairs, staying here for
several hours. By and by Mrs. Read
came down, saying that T. Buchanan
had ordered some strong tea, and had
given orders that he was not to be dis
turbed unless the very house was on
fire. In couple of hours the poem was
brought down stairs completed!
"That night there was a tremendous
jam of people at the opera house. Muir
dock was to be- presented with a silk
flag. Fighting Joe Hooker presided, but
that gallant soldier was SO overcome
with emotion that he could scarcely
make the presentation speech. Murdoch
bent forward and kissed the flag amid
widest applause, responded simply and
then advanced to the front Of the stage
and began with dramatic force and fire
to recite Reads poem.
Sat the conclusion of the poem wild
scene OF enthusiasm followed. Men
threw up their hats, women wept; it was
many minutes before quiet could be re-
stored. 1t Was one of the most famous
scenes in all the history CT the war.
"Years after, one night, T. Buchanan
Read had the pleasure of being asked to
contribute something to the evenings
enjoyment at party given at the home
of William Cullen Bryant, in honor Of
that venerable bard's birthday. Read,
with telling power, stood up and recited
how Sheridan and Winchester had saved
the day at Cedar Greek. Whittier, his
eyes dim with tears, grasped the hand of
his friend and said with great emotion:
Thanks, thanks; your poem will live
as long as 'Lochinvar".
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Duluth Dots.

Duluth Dots.
Special to The Irish Standard.
DR.. COTE has been seriously i'll for the
past three weeks
Mrs. Michael Kelly died very suddenly
last week of heart failure.
Bert Weber has returned from an east
ern trip with stock of new goods for
his store. az
Judge Spencer, who was indicted for
Selling property in the hands of the
sheriff, was acquitted by the jury under
the instruction of the court.
The Catholic club gave it's opening re-
ception on the evening before Thanks
giving. About two hundred guests, Ia
dies and gentlemen, we're present, among
them being Bishop McGolrick and the
clergy. The charter membership Of the
club is one hundred. -
1.-THE ladies 81 the Pro. Cathedral parish
have inaugurated q series of church
socials for the winter. The first was
given at the home of Mr. and Mrs. N. J.
Miller, and the second one at the home
of MIR. and Mrs. c.. Huet. Both were
largely attended and greatly enjoyed.
Many strangers have come to the city in
the past two years, and.these socials will
enabl people to become better &C
quainted. ..~..
James Hayden, brother of Detective
Thomas Hayden, died at his late home
in Buffalo, N. Y, On the Oath ult., aged
30 years. Mr.. Hayden, who died of
dropsy after a lengthy illness, was born
and raised in Buffalo and was man who
| had the respect and confidence of all who
knew him. He was good practical
Catholic and, his remains were buried
from St. Joseph's cathedral, that city, a
large concourse of people being in at
tendance at the funeral.
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PHIL, sHER1DAN'S HORSE.

The Famous War Steed that Carried the
| Irish-American Hero to Winchester.
! But there is q road from Winchester town
A good. broad highway. leading down:
| And there, through the flash of the morning
light,
A steed as black as the steeds of night
Was seen to pass with an eagle flight.
Swiftly the years have sped since that
famous ride and that famous night when
the Black Hawk war horse Winchester
Michigan born and Michigan bred, bore
his gallant rider, "Little Phil,'' to glory
and to victory. The theme lives in song
and story, and, carried in the hearts OF
loving countrymen, will never die. Horse
and horseman have since then crossed
the dark river; the soldier sleeps, his war
fare is over-only the memory remains.
So earthly glory passes away.
Between Winchester and Cedar Greek
there stretch away some sixteen or eigh-
teen miles of turnpike, in the beautiful
valley of the Shenandoah, made desolate
by the torch of invading armies and by
the tramp of iron shod feet.
Let us go back to historic day in war
times. "Little Phil" had beaten Gen.
Early at Winchester, and was now hur-
rying back with all speed to the scene of
strife. The tide of battle was ebbing
and flowing on q new field and the fate
of the day hung in the balance. For
several hours the armies were in conflict.
When Sheridan arrived at Winchester
the roar of guns and the ascending
plumes of smoke showed that great
fight was being waged in the direction
of Cedar Greek. Hour by hour the strug-
gle grew fercer. Then Sheridan mounted
his famous steed and rode out of Win
chester town-to the battle, twenty
miles away! It was famous ride and q
grand victory. The commander arrived
in time to reverse the fortunes OF the
hour. He rallied his men and gained q
signal advantage.
Ali covered with mud, dust, and dirt,
his foam hecked horse glared wild -eyed,
with nostrils flashing fire, with hoofs
that struck out sparks. Sheridan rode to
the head OF his command amid the Wild
est cheering. The mass of half panic
stricken men was reformed and the day
was gained and all IN twinkling.
WINCHESTER AND HIS BATTLES.
It is the purpose of this article to tell
Of the present condition of Gen. Sheri-
dams brave war horse Winchester. For
9 good many years the animal in Life like
attitude has been one Of the attractione
Of Governors Island, where it occupies
the place Of honor in the war museum.
In his memoirs Gen. Sheridan has the
following to say Of the horse, explaining
the old name tRienzi" and the color and
Of the horse himself:
Capt. Archibald 2. Campbell Of the
Second Michigan Cavalry presented me
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.anaount Sc property. Coming to st. Paul
with her husband ii 1863, che had i host
OF friends. The funeral took place Ct her
old home on Fairfield avenue, 10 ST.
Michaels church and thence to the Cal
vary cemetery.
A pleasant surprise party was given to
Miss Coyne last week in honor Of her
sixteenth birthday. Among those pres
ent were Mr. and Mrs. Mcmahon, Mr..
and Mrs. NJ Wbalen, Misses B. and Josie
Flabare, White, Mossbruger, Murphy,
Misses Conley, Wecam, Miller, Smith,
Foster, Condor and Messrs. Dunford,
Coyne, McMahon, Condor, Hartnett,
Whalen, Buckley, and Conley. A liter
airy and musical entertainment was
given and every body had very enjoy
able time.
On Wednesday evening Mrs. J. J.
O'Leary and the Misses OLeary gave a
dancing party in honor Of Miss Low of
Pittsburg. The handsome parlors were
aglow with light and prettily decorated
roses and smilax. More beautiful
still was the dining room with it's rows
of cut glass bowls full of jacqueminot
roses and its decorated crystal sideboard.
Among those present we're Mr.. and Mrs.
Dan w. LAWYER, DR.. and Mrs. Fulton,
Mr.. and Mrs. Severance, Gen. and Mrs.
Flower, Mr.. and Mrs. Davis, Mr.. and
Mrs. G. Fl. Smith, d. and Mrs. Macdon-
aid, Mrs. John Lawler, Of Mitchell, S. D.,
and many others.
The first da1n of the Irlsh-American
c ub is 5l154g of the past. 1t was a
hattering success in every particular.
Refreshments were served to nearly 300.
Among those present were John P. Kyle,
John r. Caine, T. Kenny, G. J. Hendy,
J. j. Flanagan and wife, M. Kavan-
agh, P. j. Kavanagh, James and Mrs.
Kelaley, w. Cunningham and wife, Nora
and Mary Holmes, Mr.. and Mrs. Patrick
Butler, Miss Butler, Miss Boles, P. e.
Oorcoran, Miss Anna McMahon, j. F.
Curry, Miss Manner, James Mcclure,
Miss McDermott, F. ". Gibbons, Miss
Engles, T. W. Burnes, John Dovlsn, E.
J. Donahue, John Berry, Messrs. Barry,
P. j. Bowlin, F. p Collins, Miss Nc
Donahue, Mr.. J.P.Tireney, Mr.. Mcclure,
FL. Moore, J. &. Donnelly and wife, E. j.
Kinnucan, Miss OConnor, Mike Red
ding, Miss Redding, Miss Keough and
Mr.. and Mrs Borrem, Miss Dowlan.
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COMPANION PIECE TO "LoCHINvAR."
The poem of T. Buchanan Read, cele-
brating the ride of Sheridan and Win
chester, is known to every schoolboy in
the land. 1t is one of those stirring
pieces that fire the heart and sink deep
into the brain, to be engraved on the
tables of memory forever.
Col. Burr, that stalwart MICHIGAN SOL
der, told the story of how the poem was
written. 1t is tale that everyone should
know as q matter Of historic reminis
cence.
"One of the figures on the lecture plat.
form during the war;" said Col. Burr,
twas James e. Murdoch, who did world
OF good giving entertainments in aid OF
the army, Along about the time Of the
battle of Cedar Creek the ladies of Gin
cinnati concluded to give him recep-
ton in acknowledgment Of his many
good services to the cause.
Murdoch was stopping with Cy Gar
rett, the brother-in- law Of Read, the poet.
On the afternoon preceding the enter
tainment Cy Garrett came into the
room whore Read and Murdqck were
chatting. In his hand he held q copy Of
g New York illustrated paper. Pointing
to the front pagea picture Of Sheridan
on his charg said There, Read
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him ever so large he Will SILL cnerlsh
hopes of soft living at the expense OF
the public. Keller contests the election
Of Burns to the office Of county auditor.
One Of the events of the past week was
the marriage of Miss Elizabeth =. Boy
Ian and William Albeck, The wedding
took place at st. Joseph's church, Father
Raleigh performing the ceremony. The
bride was attended by Miss Winnie
Byrnes and wore q very becoming dress
in fawn color, trimmed in velvet and
passementerie. The grooms best man
was Harry Albeck. After the wedding a
large reception was given.
Judge Cornish has contested the
election Of Hon. John w. Willis to the
Office Of Judge Of the District Court. It
would seem that his honor 10 in the
hands 81 over-zealous friends and that
I more feeling than Judgment is displayed
~ the part Of his advisers. It is 50 hard
I for some men to submit gracefully to .
u ! defeat. The account will, i il alters The
result at all, undoubtedly increase the
~ majority 30 valiantly won BY Judge VII
I III. jss
s:yEs Nh iargaret Shanah han, one5Iof tbs
sssly ettlers of st. Paul died Int hi
I "a ~ the age % 81 Deoessed was :
liivs 81 relan etlona
good
Ils .at 81 a 3 y
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: 9err Sobm 9fidel, am Slod
Greet, &enbaa GountD mobnbaft, bat
beim 8obren eites 8runnens lit Ser
Siefe BON III SUB arteff6es WaKer
gcfunben.
Sm Sou1ton feierte bas @bepaar
Sippfreu bas Geft Der golbenen 9o9s
aeit. Sic Geremonie Der Srauung
fanb in Der lutberii6en Stride ftatt,
tporauf 1if gegett breibun6ert @d1te 1T
Der Surnbale e%infanben, um benz nod
INNER febr riifigen Yaare gu gratuliz
rem uttb at Der bort arrangirten Self
li6feit tbeilaunebmen.
Nugut S9ulb, Der at benz gros
BEN Damn bel Mufin arbeitet, murbe
IN Der Ndbe 6efelben tobt aufsefunben.
Vile Wertbia6en befanben fib at feiz
lter PerIon.
: Nls Der @agem Der Colorado 6az
tenz un6 Setter 8 @ompagnie in Nuitin
snnl Geuer fubr, mart er tint, uu6 Mler
gSllte unb Sobn DUET erbieltett ernte
g%erlesungen.
= Sn Der 9anb bes Sarmers Gbas.
Segner nabe @reenbine t%po6nbaft, err
plobirten brei Yfnnb BUILDER. Ser
Wtanm TT Idiper perlebt, mag aber nit
benz Seben babon fommeu.
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Sie 9errn Otto 9ilgers unb 90. s..
Sobin Derbienen ale Mnerfennul1g fir
bic S~nicenirung uu6 burdals gelullz
gene Nnfiibrung Der Dperette rpinaz
fore", bic am Montag Nben6 Dor gez
l!edt pollen 9auie ftattfanb. @ibpldbe
tparen abiolut ni6t mebr gu Daben unb
au6 fir Stebpldbe berri6te ni6t piel
Muspabl.
Ser @rfolg mur6e bur6 cine ueit
iiber bic gemObnli1en Silettantenz
8oritellungen binausgebenbe 2eiltuna
berbeigefiibrt unb in sic @bren bes
9lben6s tbeilten fid Gpliteu, @bor uno
Sr6efter glei6mdBig. IS tpdre i6mer,
5u enti6ei0en, mem Der Sauptantbeil
an Der portreffli6en @iebergabe bas
bier iebr beliebten Werfes aebiibrt;
Sober fiibrte cine &oae nit SUIT ltn6
Siebe aus unb i1ien in leinem Gle
mente aA iein. 10 baB Dem Nubitorium
ollrd ein glatteS 3uiammenlpiel TO-
tpobl, iDie Dnr6 guten @elang bas
Sorurtbeil, melfes 9ilsttaltten ges
pobnli6 elm 1OBen, BON bornbereim gez
nommen unb elm tpirfli6 genuBrei6er
Nbenb geboten tpurbe.
9a5u, bic 8ortelurg bur1aus biihs
nengere1t eri6einen gu laHen unb je=
mes Gefibl beim publitum pirfiam gu
unterbriiden. bas li1 Gilettantem ge=
gemiiber in Na6iidt nnb berabgelimmte
@rmartung tbeilt, babem Dor alem
Trdnlein 9ernanbe3 unb Srau Otto
9ilgers, Gbas. q. Mebber unb WiQ
Sobin, in bereu 9dnben bic 6auptrols
len lagen, am meiiten beigetragen.
4ber au9 ale bic iibrigen Mitmirfens
ben tbaten wie seiagt, lire boIe S9ulz
bigfeit.
Sie Gorfellung famb gum 8e1ten
Der ''Clerks Mutual Aid and Relief
Sociaty" tott urb bic Geieni9aft lit
9errn Stto 9ilgers tpobl fir bic Mibe
unb Mrbeit, beren er fi9 unter3og, fir
bic frebitable Our6fiibrung bes Inter
nebmens ullb namentli6 audi fir ben
ni9t umbebeutenbem Seitrag, tpel6er
Der Safe sufieBen mirb, gu Cant
perpfidtet.
9eute Nbeub finbet cine @ieberboz
lung Der Nufiibrnns ftatt. Wir fonz
men Sebem ben 8efu6 Der Goritellung
empfeblen.
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VsIitifd,e Notisem.

Sie Semoerateit bes 2. aomareB.
biifrifts baben bel Der ISL. Mbfimmuna
6. 9. COOPER rominirt. Oie 4ous
pention fanb in 9oufoH itott.
= &i9ter s. 6. Nugent, @ouperz
reursfanbibat Der britten partei, belt
am Montag Mbenb in arif6's Operns
baus cine 8ampagnerebe. CT citirte
bic 8orfdae in Qomefteab unb Buffalo,
I'M bic un5ufriebenbeit Der Mrbeiter
umb bic Sbatiade gu bemeiien, baB
einaeIne fid auf unfoften Der Mafea
bsrei9ern unb 5u Milliondren tperbem.
Sas WsifperbdltniB periu9t bic brittle
partei am Stimmfaften unb burd Sc
leBgebung abaufelen. Die brittle Bar
tel Jet gu @unten zines ~niebrigen !3ous
tarlts. unb bon benz @rbeiter iuinfdte
lle, oaB er einen entfpre9enben Mntheil
an ben yrobntten ieines SsleiBes babe.
I'm S4lnB feiner 3ebe soa er 0ers
gleld)e 3tpiiden Der platform Der Bolts
parfei iinb Der 3oggs9 emotratie, tpeIs
DIE er bei6ulbigt, bic Iebenbiofeu
ynnfk bon feiHer partei aeltobIen an
bQben. Dieter 9beh Der &e6e font
iebr fuobI ais cine inbirette Gmbfeb.
ling Glarfs angefeben iperbeu. Muh
Cote unb Drills bat er entfprehenb abe
gefertigt.
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Soap

Der INNER cine rpeihe 6arS
haben miu, cine sarte 9ano. cine
meiee Ranouno einen flaren Geint.
fam 8eioes baben = 6err mie
Dame. Das heiet, penn Der Geimt
ouraiidtie 1T uno Sic Befhdfti=
euns feinen Querftrid maht.
Der Don Jeoermann eefirdtcte
fdIedte GENT bat wabrideinlih
nihts nit Der K6rperconititutien
ooer Ger 8efddftisuns eires
menfden gu fdahen, fonoern III
Gas Reiultat feiner 6emobnbeiten.
Gntme6er wdiht man fid3 nidt
srinolid, ooer gu srinolih; man
ldet oie poren peritopft un0 Ole
6aut unrein, ooer abcr man sess
reibt Sic 6aut.
Das 1%bbalfmittel 1T: 6sbraud,e
pears' Seife, eans eleidsiiltis, u
piel; ein 8ishen eeniiet fd1on bsi
oftmaliesm 6ebrauhe.
Sn eabsn iebes grt su baden, tesouhers IN 9pe,
tbeien, mo eeate ,eoen Gtanbss aebro"- st i,
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Sci es 6ur6 BEN 5tabiratb Der
Stabt San @ntonio bei6lohen:
Seftion L. Dab cine ant II.
Nobember 1890 erlafene nll6 genebz
migte Or6inan3, pel9e bic Smpfunq
BON &in6ern unb aitberen Die 6fentlis
den S6ulen beiu1eubem Yerfonett
porf6reibt, 10 amenbirt merbe, baB fie
IN 3ufunft pte foIgt lautet:
SaB es feinem @inbe ober iraerb
elmer anberen perfon erIambt fem iol,
trgenb cine Der 6fentli6en 56nlen
ooer irgen6 cine anbere @r3iebungsans
italt innerbalb Der @tabt gu beIuden,
es lei benin, baB elm fol6es Sinh ober
irgeno pel6e an6ere perion 3ubor benz
Stabtarat bon irgenb einem an6eren
qnalifi3irten Nr3t cine 8eideiniaunq
porlegt, baB Elm fol6es Sinh o6er irs
genb cine anbere perIom bic Sdule au
bein6en piinf6t; beiaste 8ei6einis
gung mlB cine 8ei6reibnng bes ains
bes ober bet perfon, Nngabe bes Nlz
ters unb Der Mationalitdt, Der Dirt
bes angetpanbten Smpftoffes nnb
iol6e anberen Snfornlationem cntbal<
ten, pie fie Der Stabtar3t perlanaen
mag; 81 ueldem 3mede Der Stabtar,t
auf 8erlangen bic Go:mulare lieferf.
Seftion 2. Ger Stabtarat ober
fein Mfftent iolen elm Gertififat FOLDER
Smpfung anSfelen, O6er bic &idtias
teit zines fol6en bon einem anberen
Nrat porgelegten Certificates beid)einis
gen un6 elm fDl9es Originalcertiffat
ober beglaubigtes @ertififat fol- benz
Superintenbenten, principal ober Qebs
rer Der S9ule, in ipelde fold Elm
Sinh ober perion aufgenommen ieiu
mill, Dor Der 4ufnabme boraeaeiqt
tperben.
Seftion3 3. Srgen6 cine Berlou.
tpel6e elm Sinh in irgenb cine ShuIe
o6er. grSiebungs= Mnitalt innerbaIb Ser
Stabt i6idt ober ben 8erfud baall
madt, obne bafelbe borber in llebers
einitimmung nit ben @oridriften Bic
Ter Sr6iIan5 impfem 3u laiien ober irz
genb elm Ir3t, Der elm falldes Gertiis
tat ausfteat unb ale perIonen, welde
irsenb elm Sinh ober irgem6 cine Ser
lon in irgenb cine iolde Sdule ober
gr3iebungss Mnfalt, obme BEN beiaaten
Smph9ein anfnebmen, ioaem eines
8ergebens f6ulbig eradtet unb mad
erfolgter ueberfibrung por Dem @efors
Der CUR 3abtung elmer Celebrate BON
ni9t ipeniger als sebm ($1O) Dollars
unb nidt mebr als einbnnbert ($1OO)
Dollars fir fol6es @ergeben anaebale
ten perben unb ieber Sag, an tpeldem
elm fol6es @erseben fortbeltebt, fou als
befonberer Sal ansefehen uerben uub
ipenI bic Celebrate midt binterIeat
tpirb, 10 ioll cine iolde Yerion fir
midt tueniger aIs sebm Cos unb ni6t
mebr als breiBig (3O) Sage in 6aft
genommen iperben.
yaffirt unb ~genebmigt ben 2. Sep
1892.
BrDan Callahan,
Wappr.
@tteitirt: 6. .. GIaubon,
6itp Glert.
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Ser Mrbeitertaa.

am @a6mittag ipraden i'm San
pe6rosS pringsspart &i6ter Nugent
unb Der @iee : praiibentl6afts z&anbi=
bat Der Golfs : Partei, Gen. s. s..
Giel6. grterer fpra6 iiber bic Sc
genfdbe smii6en &apitaI unb Nrbeit
ult6 berlangte cine @eiebgebung, mel6e
biefelben ausglei6t. Oie &e9te bes
Mrbeiters bebilrfen be1eren S6ubes.
Wie es ieBt 1T, merben bic &ei1en imz
mer reider unb bic Nrmen INNER dr.
mer. Man miini6e ni6t, benz &api=
tai ben &rieg gu %erfIdrer, fonbern cine
Nnndberung, cine N~usf6bnung amiz
i6en &apitaI un6 Nrbeit berbei3uz
fiibren.
Gen. Giel0 uanbte ii6 bauptla9ll6
on bic Sarmer, benert er erfldrte, 1ie
erbielten itur beBbalb 10 niebriee
preiie fir lire proDutte, neil nidt ge=
mug @elb i'm umlauf lei. 9ie i1pes
rem 2aften mirben bonn 6armer unb
Nrbeiter getragen, Der bur1 feline Mbs
gaben Die Gegierung aufre1t erbdlt;
ipdbrenb Der &apitalift unb Der 8onbz
imbaber feline Steuern su sablem babe.
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SD babe mebr 3utrauen az bieier
Mebisim, als gu irgenb einem Nr5te,
ben i'd femme" iagt 6rau 9attie Maion
in @bilton, Garter so, Mo., inbem iie
bon Gbamberlains &olif, @boleraz
unb Siarrboes0 eilmittel fpra6. Nuf
bieie Mebi3in fann man fi9 lit alien,
aud in ben i6meriten unb sefabrli6z
iten 6dlen perlaRen, fomobl fir aius
Der, uie aud fir @rmadiene. gu ba>
ben in San Nntonio bel s. &alteper &
Son, Doubling & Sloob, S. g. Sod,
U. SreiB, $. S9u6arb, u. Cohen &
So. unb &a!teper & S1u6arb.
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Cine Croinans

CUR Mmembirung elmer am II. Nopemz
Der 1890 erlafenea unb senebmigz
ten Srbinan5. pel6e Die Semz
pfung bo1 &inberm unb an
beren Die 6fentliGen SdJuz
len beiu6enbem perio=
iren Dori6reibt.
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Muerlet.

8eim 9srabfprinsen BON elmer
eleftrii6em Gar in ber SoufonfraBe
lief ein farbiger 3eituugsiunge gera6e
elmer anberen bon ettgegengefebter
@i6tung fommenbem Gar in BEN Wea,
murbe bon berielben erfaBt unb etrpa
100 SUB ipeit gefdleift, ebe bic Gar
belt. Wfan glaubte, Der anabe lei
tobt; es ftelte 5id iebo6 beraus, baB
MIR elm Mrm umb bic cine Seite bes a6rs
pers 5eridunben mar.
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Yprter geimMt.

Sin auberldfiser, Der engliideu
Spra6e md9tiger Mann, ipirb sa TO-
fortigem Mntritt geiu9t. MuB i'm ST.
lentpaarengef6dft beuanbert iein unb
gmpfeblnngen beibringen. Na6aufras
gen in Der Office ber rGreien preie".
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Mnhhe,n ,,tein Moter ,eb. 8

= 0adbem nfsin Batter sebm Sabre
OIL rbeumatif6en S1mer3en selitten
batte, nnrbe er bird bic Antpenbuna
bon st. Safobs Del b~ollfdHbig Gebeilt.
CLARA @bite, AIT Sompfins Nbenue,
8rooflpm, g. o..
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Sehrt IN

9ie @a6frase nod Gbamberlains
&olifs, Gboleraz uub Diarrboe : Sell
mittel- nimntt bauernb au, unb omar
aus Dem @runbe, tpeil MIe, bic es berz
lu9t baben, NIT beffen @irfung in boz
benz @rabe aufrieben finb 1n6 es anen
ibren Na@bart empfeblen. Wir f6nz
men bas Mittel gar ni6t tparm ge=
mug empfehlen. : Maglen & Smeab,
4potbefer 1T Netpton, Sotpa. = Sn
San Mntonio gu baben in ben glpotbez
fen bon s. &alteper & Son, 9oipe
ling & Jloob, S. 9. Sod, u. SreiB,
$. S6m6ar6, &. Gobn & So. unb
&alteper & @9u4arb.
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= Nus 4leran6ria uirb beri6tet, baB
bic Baumwoas grnte bieies Sabres eine
lebr pielperfpredenbe ieim merbe. 9ie
greife iinb aber 10 miebrig, baB ii6 bic
Sultnr Der 8aumpolle faunl nod
lobnt. Mls Curriculum pebiemt mitges
tbeilt su werben, baB $4,000 8aaen
depptii6er 8aummolle nod BEN Ser.
etaaten erportirt por6en iinb.