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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-07-28
ANXIOUS TO CROSS NIAGARA
Two Buffalo Men Want Someone to Pay
Them to Do the Job.

Them to Do the Job.
BUFFALO, July 27.-Two men in this city
are just aching to go over Falls of Niagara
river-for a consideration. One of them was
equally anxious to jump from the Brooklyn
bridge under the same conditions. But he
could not find any one willing to pay to see
him do it. Indeed, what he did find were
some naughty police officials who were wait
ing for a chance to arrest him If he made any
such attempt. And that will be his fate at
Niagara Falls. Genius of his sort is not ap-
preciated.
One of these is Vladimir Tur and the other
is Wradyslawz Kriolo wieski. They are ut
No. 1856 Lovejoy street and haye been in this
city about a month. Tqr claims to be
water artist of considerable renown in the
Fatherland. He processes to be diver and
swimmer of much skill and COURAGE. He
has some sort of u rubber ball or balloon into
which he is willing to hide himself and then
bob down the upper rapids of Niagara river
and over the falls-as before said for con-
sideration. Kriolowieski has similar con-
trivance and he wants to go. too If one
goes the other goes. It's case OF live ana
die together.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-07-28
Mrs. Ida Hoffman. Anarchist,

Mrs. Ida Hoffman, wife of DR.. j. Hoff-
man, died Monday night at her home in New
York. Her death caused by tumor of the
stomach Mrs. Hoffman and her husband were
free thinkers and believers in anarchistic princi-
ciples. Mrs. Hoffman's name came prominently
before the public in 1886, when she gave bail for
John Most Mrs. Hoffman was born in Saxony-
Weimar, Germany, and she came to this country
when she was II years old. She has Travelled ex-
tensively in Europe. She was married to Dr. Hoff-
man at the age of 18. There was Grape on the
door of Dr. Hoffman IS residence Tuesday. and yes
terday, when the body was cremated at Fresh
Pond, there were religious ceremony, but only
a few addresses by friends.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-07-28
DEATHS HERE AND ELSEWHERE.
General II. f. sweetzer, Titusviile.

General H. F. Sweetzer died at his resi-.
dence in Titusville yesterday morning. The de-
ceased was general manager of the old Atlantic
and Great Western Railroad during 1864, and five
years before that he occupied the same position
with the Oil Creek Railroad, now the Western
New York and Pennsylvania i AT one time he was
of the largest iron manufacturers in Cleveland.
After severin2 his connection with the railroads.
he entered the banking business at CORY. and was
president of the CORY National Bank up to 1880.
when he retired from active business. He had
been confirmed invalid during the past seven
of Mrs. Myron K. Bettis of Chicago, and Mrs.
Frank Tack, Of Titusville. The burial will take
place at Boston.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-07-28

THAT sudden opening of free baths in
Pittsburg yesterday. afternoon would have
received a more grateful welcome if it had
been better advertised and more expected
As it was, the absence Of suitable costumes
led to a good deal of discomfort among the
unprepared bathers.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-07-28

WHEN the sun spot business has been
played out the opposition Of Mars may be of
use in accounting for things otherwise in
explicable.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-07-28
Frank Mcmahon.

Frank McMahon died Tuesday night at
his home on Berlin street, East End His death
was caused by Inflammation of the bowels. He was
38 years of age and married. Mcmahon has been q
member of the fire department for l3 years. He
was at the time of his death driver on No. hose
cart. His remains will be Inferred Tomorrow
morning.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-07-28
j. C. johnson, Memphis.

J. c. johnson died at his home in Mem
phis Tuesday. Mr.. johnson was the owner Of the
Hope OIL Mills, which held out against the Cotton
Seed OIL combine. He was large cotton buyer
and broker and a philanthropist. For several
years he gave away the profits of the Hope OIL
Mills. He established and largely maintained the
for fallen women and orphans. He was an ardent
prohibitionist, and was the Prohibition candidate
for Governor in 1885.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-07-28
Not Suited for a Campaign.

The name Adlai is oorker. The rhymers
have had several weeks to get mp campaign
songs, but they cannot make any music with
Adlai at the end of the line. There's going
to be trouble, unless the Democrats find .
great poet
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-07-28

QUEEN VICTORIA should be requested to
send a sample Of her famous matchmaking
to the women's department of tine Worlds
Fair. A specimen of the industry would be
peculiarly interesting among the surround
ings Of democratic country.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-07-28
MIRA Carrie Jamte.on. Actress.

Mrs. Carrie Jameson, the actress, died at
her residence in New York Monday. Last spring,
while playing in Margaret Mather's company at the
Grand Opera House In New York. she fell through
trap and sustained injuries which ultimately led
her death. Mrs. Jameson was formerly Carrie
Alvord. She married William Jameson, son of
the famous George Jameson, the "Consuelo. -
whose ardent love letters played prominent part
in the Forrest-Sinclair divorce suit. Mrs. jamie
son had been widow since 1868. She had acted in
the support of Forrest. Charlotte Cushman, Clara
Morris, Julia Marlowe, Miss Mather and other
stars. Her son, Frank E., is an actor.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-07-28
Colonel Sam Tate. Railroad Man.

Colonel Sam Tate, of Memphis, died
Tuesday. Colonel Tate in his day was known
the railroad king of the South. He was President
of the Memphis and Charleston Railroad and one
of the prOprIetors and q director in the Memphis
and Little ROCK Railroad. besides being interested
in many other railroad enterprises. He retired from
active fife several years ago..
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-07-28

SENATOR Vests oratory is of the
picturesque kind that seeks to convey its
owners wishes as to the condition of affairs
without troubling itself to be in keeping
with the facts.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-07-28

THANKS to sewer gas any decrease in the
natural gas supply will not be marked by
the absence OF explosions.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-07-28

ETNA has another eruption. and none of
the blood cure manufacturers have yet
avafled themselves of the opportunity for
advertisement by offering to treat it.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-07-28

LOCAL Democrats have almost as much
trouble making nominations as the nominee
will experience in obtaining votes for elec-
ton,
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-07-28

AGAIN the transatlantic record has been
broken and, barring accidents such as the
breaking of propeller shafts or the run
nIng onto Irish rocks, Europe and America
are continually approaching one another.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-07-28

OFFICERS of the law in Fayette county
appear in no hurry to give the Cooley gang
q chance to change its name by a rest in the
cooler.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-07-28

AFRICANS are In fair way to become
civilized between German invaders and
British rifles supplied to repulse them.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-07-28

AL FREsco is a popular party this
month.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-07-28

AS center of domes.icity the door step
has superseded the hearth stone.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-07-28
HE IS IN THE TIN TRADE.
Democratic Platform Does Not Suit q

Inc Democratfc FhstfOrm DOGS NOT Su1t q
Gotham Manufactures.
NEW YORK, July T.-Ex-Park Commits
sloner Daniel NJ. Somers, of Brooklyn. has
resigned from the Democratic General Com
mittee and declared that he will not support
Cleveland, as he cannot indorse the free
trade plank of the Democracy.
Mr. Sonlers Is one of the leading tin manu-
facturers of the country. Since the adop-
ton of the Mckinley bill. Somers Brothers,
OF which Mr.. Somers is a members, have put
up an immense tin factory in Brooklyn.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-07-28

A STANDING auditors business is to pre-
vent figures from lying.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-07-18
Gin Sebensmiioer.

Sobn Banfow, perbeiratbet un6 8ater
bon aht &inoerr. Dergiftete iih WontaQ
Wtorgen III leiner 9%Go6nung, $50. 466
MelIsitraBe, nit GDantalt. Nni6eineno
iderselo, bate Bantoip GIN Sonntag einen
Srsuno, 9famens @Giar Srieoldnber, gebez
ten, gu leineln SegrdbniB gu tommen uno
aud ia nibt gu per9elien, auf benz 8ege
cine StGrfung 5u it'd 81 ne6men.
v9Seuu tb nun aber 3uerlt 1terbe?" Ira9te
Srleoldnoer.
v6abe feline Gorge, t6 iterbe bor 0ir,"
ent9e8nete BanfoD, uno 6anttt l6ie0en ite
bon einar3er.
9onfon begab it6 iofort in cine beua6z
barte 9ipotbete uno foroerte 6unoegift, uno
erbielt Don benz Glert @mil 3o6el, nit Der
gebrdudliAen Grmabnung CUR 0oriidt,
oreiBig 0ran GDaufalt.
QEGbreno leine Srau Wontog Morgen in
Der Slide beiddfttgt mar, perlieB BanfoiD
ietn 8ett. i6iittete baS gauge @ift III Elm
@las Bailer uno tranf eS aus Oann ging
er wieber gu Gett. 9ls 6rau Banton 5alo
oarauf in oaS Sdlaf3immer trat. mar ibr
Wtann 5ereits berpuBtlos. Sic bolte ioIort
einen 9lr5t, Oeiien 6ulfe ieoo6 su ipdt fam.
Sci Dem sSnqueit la9te Tral Yanfoip
aus. oaB Tie am Sonntas nit ibrem Otarne
einen unbeoeutenoen Streit gebabt babe.
Ote Surp entl6teo, oaB 9anfom Selbltz
m0rb be9ar1Gen babe.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-07-18
SeIbitmoro ODER SufduP

Q8iaiam Sits, Elm airider, i6OB ii6
Sonntag Wor9en in ieiner Wobnung, 9to.
116 N. Woooltr., eine &uael III oen &opf.
Gigentbimliber Weile nabm er. fur5 be-
Dor ct Die Sbat ausfIbrte, iein breiidbrtges
&ino aui ben @rm unb es feit an ietne
Bruit oriidenO, 3og er letnen 9tepolOer.
belt i'm ge9en Die Sttrn uno feuerte ibn
nit ben Worten: $50 be0ebt man Selblts
mor0 !" ab. S0otli6 getroffen lanf er gu
8ooen unD oas &inO eltftel leinem Nrme.
Die &ugel mar Iber benz &uee in Die Stirn
e~ingeorun9el.
SIau Mtamie 8urceu bon $50. AZ 8otntz
ftraBe urb Srant Dunn bon geo. II Stuart
itraBe, ipel6e bel Der Samilie Sitts 5u See
lub tparen, boben ben Shmerpernunoeten
auf uno betteter ibn auf Elm 9ager, bis Elm
Nr3t herbet9eyufen par. 0ieler erfldrte Die
MunDe fir tootli0 ullo orbnete an, oaB Der
Wtann mad benz GountDbolpital belOroert
DerDe.
Die goli3et ~bebauptet, baB Sits init
ieiner Srau Streit 9ebabt babe, bod miro
Dies bon Der 2ebteren in 9tbreoe 9eiteut.
sic mill iiberbaupt ni6tS 0Qpon ptlien,
baB ibr Wann Selbltmoro began9en babe,
lonbern beitebt oarauf. oaB Der GeDolper
bur6 3ufau los9eaangen lei. Sitts 1T %
Sabre ait uno bel WiQtam Ybillips, Wt0belz
bdnoler an Der 2ateitr. ul1o 9oDne Npe.,
ais &url6ner an9elteut.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-07-18
mer hat Peht9

Charles 81. 8uagermann BON $50. 1872
O~earbornitraBe, nurbe Srettag aus mebre5
rem &opfmunoen bluteno in Die 6arrilon1
itraBen>S Station sebra6t. 0ie @%rfldruna,
Die er benz Snipector Sod CAB, 1teut, 1uenn
tpabr, ben polt5iiten 0onapan in elm
i6IinlmeS 3i6t. 8ugeermanm lagte, baB
Der %genannte 8eamte auf i'm su9efomnen
Jet, ols CT nit einem Treunoe Dor gSeis'
WtrtDldaft geo. 348 Stateitrabe inn Sc
iprGh 9eltanoen uno i'm gefraat babe. mas
CT bort treble. Sbne cine Qntiport ab,uz
martet, babe Donapan ibu oanu perboftet
unb nit benz Sniippel mebrere Weale iiber
ben &opf gel6lagen. 8ugeermauu repanz
girte IT'D nit eilem Sauiti6lage, Der ben
Bcalnten nieoerltrefte. Sener erbob iid
teoo6 lofort iDieoer unb begann abermals
III no6criidli6er @etie bon leinem &nip<
pei 9ebraudb 81 MAIDEN. S6lieBlib err
flarte 8uggermann Dem mItbenoen 8eamz
ten. DAP ct nur cine Gigarre babe faufen
pouen. 0onopan tpoQte it9 aber auf nihts
etnlal1en. lonoern l6lcppte 8uaaermanu
mad Dem Boli5eisN iarmtaiten an Ser 6ar5
rtlons Ano StateitraBe.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-07-18
Der Grbienfdfer,

0as Murmitt@i9werben Der @rbien tpiro
beranlaBt ourh Die &arpe bes @rb~ientdfers.
Oteler &Gfer le9t, ipenn Die Grbien in Der
Slutbe iteben, al Die nod gang tletne 0uIle
tDalsige geIbe @ier6en. aus penen in einiget
Sa9en Die &arpe ausi6liipft, pel6e ertpa6z
len aelbIidpeIB ~querrun5eIig, on Der SteIe
Der 8elne nit leds War3en Oerieben lit uuo
einen lidtbraunen &ppf bat. 0iele Qarpe
frtBt li1 in Die iAnge @rbie ein. ipa6it nit
Oieler Deron uno perpuppt fih in ibr, mas
our Sol9e bat, baB Der er0Bte She'll Der
&Gfer nit ben @rbien eingeerntet uno in
ben NufbeDahruugSraum eebra9t miro,
no bann Elm Sbeil gum 6rIbjabr berauss
tommt, tnoem elm Stiid Der @rbienihale
als 0edelden aD9eltoBen ODER our6nagt
miro, pdbreno Der anoere She'll Der &Qter
i6on auf Dem SeIpe austr:e1t. Der S6as
ben, meIDen Der &Gier anri6tet, iii elm
.ooppelter, in0em elumal bic pom ibm beleBs.
ten @rbien oft iber Die .Sdtfte gum @enuB
Mntauali6 werbeu, uuo 3tpeitens, neil Die
nil penn &aIer bsleBten @rbleM, sur Saat
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-07-18
5taot @6tcago.
Don et9ener bano /
RdthfeIhafte Deruunoune eites manne

RGthfeIhafte D%ermunoune eiftes mannes.
8on feinem gertngen G6reden tpurben
Sreitag am lpaten Jtd6mtttag Die Nnge1
1teIten in Der Qpotbefe BON 2amrence Bears
befalen, als it1 Elm Wtann bort binetn
i6leppte. Der an 6aIs uno @eltbt ourG
oide 8lutIageu fat unfenntli6 9ema9t
tporben tpar unb on Deiien &opf nod INNER
an me6reren Stelen Der Glut1trom berDor=
fob.
Die goltSei purbe iofort berbetqerufen
uno man bra6te ben S6merpernunbeten
auf 0en acknowledgement na6 bent
Q~lerianerz 6oipital. 9ier bebtelt Der Ser
leBte nod LANCE geuua Die 8eiinnung, uln
BON etnem G%aubanfau su er5Gblen, belen
Spfer er getporoen iein molte. 9us bieien
Qlngaben eebt berDor, oaB Der Wtann, Elm
i6peoil6er @rbetter Nalnens 9enrp Dir
benton, 9eitern Nadmittag letne 8oDnung,
SEQ. 445 SeOgDid Str., DerlteB uno na6
Safe 8ietn b%tuauSgtng. Nn Der @6e BON
Start Ctr. uno Webber Nne. ieBte er ii1
unter etneln 8aun1e nieoer. gta6 furaer
3ett fanen amet WtGnrer auf i'm III u1o
%Derlangten iein @elb. Nrbenitetn iebte iib
sur @ebr, ais Ieine Nnsreifer pl0blih Die
9teDolper berbor3ogen uno mebrere S6Ilie
auf i'm abisuerten. @etroffen liant er gu
8oosn, pabreno ieine Nngreifer fii6teten.
gto6 mar er bel 8emuBtletn ulo IS gelang
ibm, it6 bis gu bet an Der @fe bon gIarf
Ctr. uno Gtbge Qlne. gelegenen stpotbefe
btn3ui6leppen. Die 8eute Der &Gu5er be-
trug So.
9luf bieie 9ngoben bin ma9te ii6 Sic
8Olt5ei u an Die Nahforl6ungen, tpel6e
ober bolo gu SdIiiien fibrte, Die Die obige
@raablung oes SerDunoeten ais Stpeifelbaft
erlheinen lallen. I'm Die &~ugelpunoen am
&opf uno al ben Qrtenfton's 5etgten it9
ndmli6 Observation-Disclosures. Serner fanb
Die BOli5ei in benz @ebiii9 bel benz Ylabe,
100 Der ueberfal i%tatt9efunben baben iolte,
etllen 81 faltbriaen, alten Jtepolper Dor, in
tDel6em nle6rere &ammern leer tparen.
9ieier Suno ueranIaBte Die golisei All Der
beittmmten Nngabe, haB 0rbeuiton etnen
SelbtmoroDerlu6 mabte. 9ea6Tra9en in
beiien Na6bari6aft ergaber, baB @lrbeuiton
ldn9ere Belt trant uuo belaGfttgun9slos
mar.
Seine Wunben iin6 10 eefd6rli6er Sea-
tur, baB Die 6olpitaldr3te an etnem 8teoerz
auftomnen anetfelu. @ine &ugel traf in
ben Weuno uno iebte 1i6 in benz ytaden felt,
etne 3tDette Deruria9te einen 8ru6 oeS
S6Goelfno6ens an Der Sttrn, uno Die
brittle 8unee befinoet ii9 unterbalb oes
S5res.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-07-18
BIeidben DER 6emIfe.

0as 8let6en bat ben 3med, BEN grinen
Sbeilen BET 8flaEaen 6ur6 @nt3iebung oes
2i6tes cine 9eIbtuetBe Sarbe 81 geben uno
ite oaonr6 garter, pet6er uno tpobl7
l1medenber gu MAIDEN. IS Qel6tebt oies
namentli9 bel 8tnOelalat, @nointen,
8lei6leuerie, Gbabarber unD GarbD.
Die flnflihe 8let6un9 our6 Gntz
siebung pes 2t6teS tpirb auf nerl6ieoene
Wetje bemirtt. Wlan binbet entneoer Die
8ldtter bj6t 5uiammen, 10 baB Die GuBes
rem Die innen gana ii6eroe6en uno oIes
9i6t bon linen Gbbalten, mte betm 8tnoe>
lalat uno ben @noiDien, Doer man brtngt
bic al blei6enben 9beile Der 8lan3en uns
ter Die @roe, pte benin 8leidiellerte uno
&1aborber, ooer man beoeGt Die Pflanaen
nit 8let6tDpfen uno bGlt bterour6 DaS
2i9t ab. SIS fDmmen folgenoe Bunfte bet
Der Blei9ung namentll6 III 8etraht: Ote
4flanaer, Die gebleidt merben IoIen, mll>
len jenes glitter uno Die bamtt %Derbunoene
@ntmidelung errei6t baben, Die tie 3nm
@enuB fdbis MAIDEN; ie olrfen aber nt6t
Su alt gemoroen letn, inoem bol3ige, per>
bGrtete Ibeile bur6 oas 8lei6en mobl TIRE
Sarbe, aber ni9t t6re 6Grte unO !3Gbig1
tett perlieren. = SIS biirfen Die 9flan3en bet
Der 8leihung ni6t NAB iein. oalntt lid
ni6t ettpa SSGIlniB biLbe, Die natlrIlh UNI
10 i6Golt9er' nirtt, ais bic Suit Die 8lan>
sen ni6t abtrodnen fann. @nolih bari
Die 8lei6ung ui6t 5u LANCE fortselebt tper>
ben, tnDem lonft Die Yfan3en er1ttfen ooer
auSma6len; 5m0If bis pier5ebn Gage 1tno
in Der Ge9el genIgeno.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-07-18

perpen1et, nur fiimmerli6e QflanSen lies
fern. nm braudbares Saatgut 5u erbal1
ten, tpirb empfoblen, Die @rbien Qlelh nah
Der @rnte elmer QS0rme bis 81 127 @rao
ausSuleBen, Durh nel1e Die 8elmtraTt niht
leiDeu, Die &arpe aber Dernl0Iet lDer0elt
lou. Oils Elm iihereS unb ausflbrbareS
0erfabren miro aud nod empfOblel, oaB
man in Elm SAB einen Siebbooen einleBt,
cine s6ale nit } BfHno Sdwefelfoblenitoff
oarunter ite1t. Die e%tngeernteten Grbieu
oarauf i6Ittet uno OaS SAB nit einem 9ez
nau pailenoen Oedel DeriAlieBt. Sn 5iDei
Bis bret Stunoen lollen Rdfer uno 3arpen
fiber tobt ieiH. QSil man inoellen aller
Dttler bod mebr ooer meniger umltGuolihen
Wfittel ith nidt beoienen, 10 bleibt nur ein
Meblel oeS Saat9utes librig.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-07-18

Oer acknowledgement eui6ien balo un6
8ueaermann erfldrt, oaB er abernals BON
Oonopan nit benz &niippel bearbeitet
purOe, rroBoem er ii6 llibt peiaerte, benz
8aQen au belteigen.
9onouan oageeen erfldrt, baB 8ugger>
mann gu elmer 8anoe geh0re, Die iiG an
Der StateitraBe bis 3 lbr Wtor9enS berum:
treble unb 8aiianten belGltlge. SSener babe
tbn (OonoDan) suerft tn's @eit6t gel6taz
gen uno it6 iberbaupt 10 tpioeripenltig be-
nommeu, oaB er l6lieblib BON ieincm
&niippel babe @e6rau6 MAIDEN miilien.
Setm Beitei9en oes acknowledgements babe
er i'm ieoo6 ni6t aeldlaaen. Die Sadie
miro mabridetnlt6 Dor ben llnterlu6ungsz
ratb Der BoliSet gebra6t peroen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-07-18
AMSW0rtS.
We Ia e n.

Wei3en. 3iem ylorf - Sllnl &C;
Suli 641c.; September 643c. ct. Nol11s -
SUM- &C. Suli 1896; Sept. 15; ttlwantee
sstuli 1910. Sept. 1896. &nlutp-No.l 9totz
tbern Snlt784, Septem6er 774c. WfnIlleapotls
HHSuli 753c.; Sept. 1896. &oleOo-Sull SOC.
S(us. 791c. YaltmOrs = Sui $780,; aus.
S24c.
Corn. Seem yorf- SUM- 6; oSult
534c. September $500. OF. Nollls SUM-
C; Sull 45sc.; Sept. AGO. S%GltIlnols-
Suit 53ac. +; au9uit, 534c.
Safer- gerfdnre no1 probe tDaren:
SEQ. 2 312@321c; SEQ. 3 lpeiBer 33@34t;
SEQ. 3 3O3 @314c; SEQ. 3 weiBer 323@33e.
Ser He- @erfduTe naA proue: 9fo. o
3S@50c. 9to. 4 30@45c.
2Stnterwet EN- - 8ertGufe na9 Prooe
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-07-18

6errn Us. g., Nainn. Sie6e artifel:
u9sr @vbienfdfer".
9eierin: Siebe 9lrtifsl: v0as 8Lei6en
Der @emliie."
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-07-18

H Observation-Disclosures SegenltanOe oetre1enoe
Gnfrogeu limb alt oerrn UottIieb SeNHt"SDoOe"'
GIaocS SprUeeS, @iSc., Su rlftea.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-07-18
Observation-Disclosures Brteffalter


49errn q. 6. Soa. Srage: Sinb Wtalsz
feline gut fir @ef!iigelfutter? 9tntport:
Die Suttermittel fir oas @efligel louen
ntdt auein biuig, ionoern AUDI mOgli6it
gebaItuoa iet1; oleien beiben Soroer ungea
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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-07-18

@6afe trafen 1862 Gtiid ein, sesen
"a, 159 IN pOri9er ISOLDE. Na6fra9e gut uno
YreiIe ielt,
Gertarft mlrben II. ":
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-07-18
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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-07-18
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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-07-18

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in pori9er ISOLDE. @eldaft flat.
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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-07-18
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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1892-05-05
: !
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THE PRAISE OF YAWNING.

a Model Physical Exercise which StImu-
latcs and ReTreshes the Whole Body.
To yawn is to do u good deal more than
merely "to open wide the mouth through
drowsiness or weariness, " as the diction-
aries tells us. According TO Mrs Russell,
of Delsartean fame, the yawn is an invOl-
untary exercise which nature suggests to
us when, in. consequence of sleep or drowsi-
ness or ennui or cold or hunger or indiges-
tion, something is needed to restore the
system TO state Of general activity.
Through it aud the movements which ac-
company it. the whole body, beginning with
the muscles of the throat and face, is stim.
! ulated and refreshed, the successive mo-
tions extending themselves throughout the
| entire frame and reaching finally TO the
| feet. "a good yawu," says Mrs. Russell
''is always slow, and the best uses every
| articulation in the body--probably every
| muscle. possibly refreshes every nerve.
| Not all at once or in jerks, but slowly, in
perfect SUGGESTIONS or rhythms, with the
best possible breathing. Certainly no gym
| mast, with the single exception of Francois
Delsarte, ever so arranged the same eX-
penditure of force, nervous and muscular,
| as to result in an equal amount Of invigor-
| ating effect upon the system" And again
we are informed that yawning "embodies
all the laws Of growth needed for move
ments that are to give physical growth and
refreshment, and somo of the laws which
are necessary to the higher growth, so
| called, of the emotions and the intellect"
The moral Of these observations would
| appear TO be that we ought all to yawn ~
much as possibe-the oftenar the better;
| and further, since yawning comes so near
| perfection as n mode of bodily exercise,
| that we should do well to discard such con
| ventionalities as dumb bells and the hori-
| zontal bar, and to cultivate our bodily
| powers by merely lOunging in our chairs
and yawning Merely TO think about it OF
TO read about it is enough to set some peo
| pie agape while, if these devices fail, the
desired result can be attained in a purely
mechanical fashion. Droop the eyelids as
| if sleepy, at the same time rolling the eye,
balls slightly upward, though without
closing the eyes; repeat the movement some
half dozen times and you will find yourself
/ beginning to yawn.