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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-29
pECDUcE BROKERS' TAKE PRECAUTIONS.

F. q. Logan d Co.. large produce firm of Chicago,
sent the following telegram 10 their agents In this
city Yesterday: Except In closing open trndes do
not send orders for any mouths beyond september.
There Is very little trade 3cyOnd II, but We have de-
tcrmncd upon this precautionary mca' ure In case
the Hatch bill should by any possibility be passed :;
opinions OF attorney being that without time being
given In the bill tho nly way after passage 10 dispose
Of open trades would be 10 hold open until delivered.
and then close by sale. We do not believe the bill
at all likely to pass the senate, but cOnscrvatlvcy
looking at both customers Interest and onr own We
decided upon this course" :,chwapz, Dupee and Nc
Cormck another large house. sent a similar telegram
ID their New-lOrk agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-29
FLOODS 4LONG TIE GRE1T RTVER.
FAMILIES DRIVEN FROM THEIR HoMfS-MvCU
PROPERTY ~ DANGER

PROPERTY ~ DANGER.
Rock Island H.. June 29-Thc food Of the last
few days Is the greatest known. larg" portion
Of the CITY adjacent 10 the river having been mum
dated II Is estimated that fully 200 families have
been driven from their homes by the H.lng waters
The town Of Milan +, situated In an Inland sea. The
water rshcs through the streets I'm small rivers. AM
in no part OF the Is communication pos -lbic
other than by mean ~ boats. This morning James
Post attempted 10 wade across the street near 'he
river and was swept out into the rushing waters
and was drowned.
Warsaw H.. June 27Thc Mississippi Is now four
inches higher than during the rise Of Nav. There
are Thousands Of dollars in growing wheat IN the cvee
district south Of here saved from the previous high
water now Threatened. with little hope OF saving IT.
Tho levee situation is critical.
Keokui. Iowa. June gs.-The Mississippi at this
place registers 1874 feet above low water mark. The
highest point Of the season. The water Is stu rising
The lumber mills and railway machine shops have
shnt down. Many dwcllcrs In the low lands are
permanently deser,ng their homes.
Burlington, Iowa, June 2s-Thc Mississippi Is com
ing up steadily al the rate Of half an Inch an hour
II lns risen -nce sunday night nearly foot max
ing the stage greater than that Of the big
rise Of 1888. which was the highest known
since Is5I Mills have been compelled to close and
nile Of lumber ~ well aH buildings nav" hah 10 De
anchored. The river above the City IL twenty mites
uid z
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-29
PARLIAMENT DISSOLVED
THE QUEENS PROPAGATION SPEECH.

REVIEWING THE WORK OF THE sEssIoN-CLos-
ING SCENES IN THE TWO HoUsEs-A CoUN-
GIL HELD AT WINDSOR CASTLE.
London. June 2s.-The Queen to-day signed
the decree dissolving Parliament The proroga-
ton speech says in opening:
The time has arrived when it is eXpcdent that
the electoral body of the country be consulted
by the assemblage of a new Parliament. l have
therefore summoned YOU for prorogaton at an
earlier period than usual. | am glad 10 record
that my friendly relations with foreign Powers
remain unatercd.
differences with the United states with respect
to the Behring Sea to arbitration.
Referring to the bills passed at the session just
ended the speech says that the arrangements that
Parliament has madr, enabling workingmen 10 pur-
chase agricultural holdings, will increase the
class of cultivatng owners, which is of great i'm
por;ance to the State The application to Ire
land of the educational measures recently adopted
in Great Britain will confer great benefits upon
the people Of that country. The speech con-
cludes:
In closing this Parliament, which has been un-
usially laborious and also highly fruitful in
benehc2nt legislation thank you for the assidn-
ous performance of your momentOus duties during
the past six years and heartily commend you 10
the favor OF Almighty God.
Only twenty-five members of the House Of
Commons were present at the last sitting. Not
o single member OF the Government was present
except Mr. Allers- Douglas. Patronage Secretary
TO the Treasury. After the Speaker of the House,
Mr. Peel, had read the propagation speech the
members present filed before him and shook his
hand.
In the House of Lords thrty-five peers were
prtssnt A number of peeresses accompanied by
woman friends were permitted to occupy vacant
seats in the body of the hall. The Lord Cham
cellor and Lords Coventry, Limerick. Marlborough
and Windsor. as Royal Commissioners. Wore full
peers robes of scarlet and crmine They took
their seats in front of the uncovered throne.
The members of the House of Commons were
then summoned - tle bar OF the House of Lords
and the Lord Chancellor read the Queens speech
and announced the formal prOrogation of Parlia-
ment. The ROYAL Commissioners then exchanged
farewell salutatons with the Speaker of the House
of Commons and the ceremonial was cl0'ej Thus
cnded the sixth session Of Queen Nict2ri&S twelfth
Parliament
proclamation published in The Gazette
TODAY orders Parliament 70 meet again on August
The Queen hell council at Windsor Castle
to-day. There present Lord Cranhrook, Lord
Piesilent Of the Council; Air GOsclcn, Chancell +
oil the Exchequel and the Earl of Lathom, Lord
Chamberlain of the Household
Bank of Ireland ST ok has suffered, owing TO
fears of the enactment of Home Rule measure, Il
further relapse OF c6. Sellers to-day offered tle
stock at c30j. Irish railway securities also fell
rapidly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-29
vo ABATEMENT OF curcAGo's FLOOD.

Chicago June - CSpccal.-1he abatement I'm the
nlod al Grand Crossing is not apprciabc. Iili,
evening there Is scarcely trace Of lic In IN" district
Mos, Of the houses which rise above the wa"ry waste
have been abandoned At Seventy nlnthSt., wh"r"
the flood f. not so bad Ia the vicinity OF Grand
Crossing. the people move about IN biats. ana I"
every door T. mo0rc-l some means Of transit On the
lake which has 50 suddenly arisen. Factories are
closed down. the boilers standing In several feet
water.
TO add to the danger which citizens run from bad
water stallers Cemetery, the Bnhc!nn Polish buryns
ground IN Mlwaukceavc.. has become a vast swamp
ihc drainage ucrc atlng through flows into the river
and then into Lake. rnus II Is distributed through
every hou~c There 5000 bodies In The Gene
terry ana the graves scarcely foot apart
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-29
TIE PROCEEDINGS IN DETAIL.
COMPOSITION OF THE NEW CAMPAIGN AND EX-
ECUTIvE COMMITTEES.

COMPOSITION OF THE NEW CAMPAIGN AND EX-
ECUTIvE COMMITTEES.
1t was after II o'clock when the committee
was called 10 order by the chairman. William
Brookfcd. The roll call showed that the follow
ing members were present:
LIST District William a. Jones. IT,. Richmond Hill,
l.. l., suffolk and Queens.
I'D Dlstrict-Wam II. Beard. NJ. 2oo Ccrmont
ave. Brooklyn. part of kings.
MA Disiicl-JamcS ". Ilrket, No. l2) Lawrence
ST.. brooklyn. part Of Kings.
IVih Ii,uici-rhailc, " Ncwns, No 67oa Nall
son It.. Nookyn. pat o| Kings.
Vth Dstrlct-Wiiliam j. Taylor ~. 13S IIcwoS ST..
VIii DIsiiIctDrocIi " Johnston. No. 81 Powcr,-st.
With Dis;rici-torneilus Donovan, No. 7s5 Broad
way, Ncw-l frk. part Of Ncw-iOrk.
way, New ort. 'I. part Of Ncws'2orf. 49, 49, '.
fNth District John Collins, No. l35 HenW-st,
New-iork. part Of New York.
9Th Dislrct-Rober \. Grcacen, No 4l3 West
Thirty first st.; New, York. part Of New, York ,r,
Nth Distict-John r. NuGcnt, No. 1l5 E1st Tenth
XIIth DIS rictN,Ham y. IIoag, No. 1i5 Broadway,
XIiith DlsirIct-WIliam Broolaleld, No. 90 Fulton
ST.. New York. part Of New York.
XVIII Districi-llcnry erase No. 1G' Broadway,
New York. part Of New York.
XNllth Distnct-BcnIamn B. Odeil. Jr. Ncwburg
Rochland. sullivan and orange: - "a
xvIIIth Distrc'-Charlc +. Cantinc. Rondout, Put
XIXth D-trc;-John A. Quackenbush. saltwater,
XXih Di,trictT William Darne., r., Albany, Albany.
XXIst District David F. WILDER, oneonia, Greene,
schoaarle. 1tsego. Mnigomery and schenectady
Fulton Hamilton, Saratoga and 81, Lawrence.
XXi1ld DistIfct-Fredcrick ID. klburn, Malone,
cAgiS1 frarelin ES,ex. warren ana M"'hng,on' os
wego jefferson and Lewis.
XXvth District-Charles W. Hackett, Utica, Oneida
xXvIth DisrIct-Georsc W: Dunn, snghamton,
CheDango. Broome. roga and Tompkins.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-29

Borup. Of the Ordnance Department. as military az
tache Of the American Legation In the French capital,
sailed yesterday morning the steamship IiaVel.
Captain BUrup has been recalled by the Government
at the request OF France. 1t is said that he sold inc
plans Of defences and other military secrets OF
the French Government - Germany and Italy. Lici-
tenant Glassford said yesterday before he left the
AstOr House that he knew absolutely nothing about
Captain Borup's case He had been ordered to go
Paris to take Captain Borup's place until further
orders lie supposed that he to stay there until
the investigation by the Government was finished. His
wife and Children accompany him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-29
H,ENONY. ENERGY AND VICTORY.
rur,r ARE THE wATCHWORDs or THE EN-
TuUsINSrIC RFPUELICANS WHO AT
TENDED THE MFEr!NG OF TIE
STATE COMMITTEE.


The following are expressions Of opinion obtained
from some of The wcllknown Republicans who were
met I'm the corridors Of the Fifth Avenue Hotel;
En- Conlles,nan John Raln,s said Il have not
attended u state Committee organization III years t"l
has satisfied me thoroughly that harmony oi
the genuine kind prevails among rs. and that ever!
man of standing and influence In the party haS ma1e
M hl, mind % 90 10 work for the ticket. The
sentiment to-day Is that Harrison and keii were nom
mated 20 win The pi. scnce OF Mr. Reid among us
has added not little 10 the enthusiasm alteady i"
for the ticket. The candidate for Vice President nas
a charming way Of attaching the friendship OF those
with whom he comes In contact, ana predict great
things nom IBIS candidacy. Mr. Reid viii prove a
power In this contest which Will suip PRISE Or opponents
before another month has gone by.
Captaln Chester ). cole. who chairman OF
the Republican state Committee several years ago.
said: Il consider that tv campaign has opened
most aus spciousy. Whatever Of hesitation or dis
uiectlom there might have bccn just after the nom
nations were made has already disappeared, and the
party /, united and determined. With continued
harmony and hari WORK We will press forward t.
an cd time Republican victory
Bernard : Hlrin, who liu, fought for RcpubncaniSm
I'm Democratic hot bed IL this city for thirty
said: / have not met man to da- from any section
cf the state who is heart and soul for the ticket
old differences and dlss'ns!ons forcotcl, ANA II
the Republicans of Ncw-lork ever presented united
year.
TX ConeI cssman Henry &. Buriegh. OF Whitehall,
said: This gathering here today has renewed my
youth. | never the party In better fglning col
dltion. You see, united on all the great
questions before the country. ard We the right
slle OF them. The Democrats are divided on almost
every ISSUE and they weighted down with such
a ticket that II Is hard to tell which end is most
damag, 10 their cause They make bunders Jugl in
eycry Presidential year. but this tine they have beaten
their recori in this respect. We going 10 beat them
badly In November. and the shrewd men among them
already admit this privately
Congressman sereno +. Payne said: 81 think the
rcnubllcun situation looks exceedingly promising
Naturally there was competition at Minneapolis over
the selection OF candidates. but when the nominations
were made. aud the first sease OF disappointment
wa, over, everybody realized that he was Repubi-
can and was for the ticket. All will 60 TO work
and do whatever is possible for Its election The
conditions are favorable all the country. In
. Continued on Filth Page.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-29
MOVE OF THE GlRZl MOVEMENT.

Galveston, Tex, June ga dispatch TO "Thc
News from Rio Grandc City. Tex, says: Advices
received through military sources indicate Il revival
Of the revolutionary feeling among Mexican refugees
and the lower classes Of the lower Rio Grandc border
Remnants Of the CARA movement said TO be gather
ing in omnous numbers at several ranches Captain
W. h. Wheeler at Fort Rlneg1d, has received orders
from General icatOn, commander Of tho Department
OF Texas at IAN Antonio. ordering him to start at
once with detachment OF the 18th Infantry for Corr
gan's ranch where large number of supposed rcvolu
tiousts have cOnsreeated.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-29
Il NEW STATE BOARD or ASSE ESSORS.
TIE GOVERNOR ACTS PROMPTLY on THE REsrG-
NATIONS OF TIE MEMBERS OF TIE
FORMER BODY.


FORMER BODY.
Albany. Jurc 29.-N last the city OF New-fork
i@Iurcs representation upon the state Board OF
Assessors. All the members of the Board-Jamcs l..
Williams, Of Poughkcep-e, Stalcy y. Wood. o' Inns
dale and John u. Fiji, of Antwcrp-havc resigned,
having held after the expiration Of their terms
If Office during the administration Of Governor I'LL
despite the efforts to replace them. Governor Flower
today appointed the following men as new state
Board OF Assessors: John A. Mason. Of Newlo !.
william H. WOod. of PoushkecpsIe and Henry d.
Brew ter. OF Wee1sport.
Mr. Mason formerly Editor Of "Thc NeWburT
Register and Deputy Collector of the Port of New
York under Cleveland. lie Is now Editor of THE
Harlem Local Reporter william II. wood Is .
prominent lawyer In Duchcss County. Henry d.
Brewster Is a business man In Wcefsport and has
.crvsl as a supervisor in CayuSa County for several
years.
Governor Flower when asked why al the memierS
of the EOard had resigned said they were appointed
by Cleveland In 1S-3. and undoubtedly recognized the
faci that they had been holding their ONCE long
,un
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-29
BUTHLEHBM IRON co. ELECTION.

Bethlehem, Penn. juno - (Speclal).-Tle stock
holders Of the Bethlehem Iron Company held their
annual meeting at noon today. The report OF the
president was received with Tcat satlsfaotion The
old board Of directors was reelected The directors
reelected the following officers: President. Robert T.
Undcrman vice president and general manager Robert
H. snyrc; secretary, Abraham ;. SchrOpp; treasurer
c. o. Brunncr; superintendent and chief engineer,
John Fritz: assistant superintendent, Russell ". Day
enport and assistant to the epresident, EDWARD NJ
Mel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-29
TWO BOYS KILLED By LIGHTNING.

Salem, Va. June 27.-Russell Wells. aged twenty,
son o. Professor G. Wells. Of Roanoke College. ard
Armi,icad Watson aged eighteen. son Of a. &.
Watson, of Marlin. Texas, Killed by lightning
Yesterday evening"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-29

mont, Editor OF the 'Libre Paroe because Of the at
lacks the Hebrews that had appeared In paper and
who wounded Drumont face Intends 10 fight duel
with the Marquis de Morcs after the atcrs trial for kill
ing Captain Mayer a duel a days ago.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-29
PORT JEPTIS OFFICIALS INDICTED
CHARGED WITH CRIMINAL NEGLIGENCE IN THE
RECENT LYNCHING.

Goshen, Y. V, June 2s.-The Grand jury Of Orange
County In session at Go>len to-day having been
ordered by judge Cullen t. investigate further the
lynchnG OF tho negro Bob Lewis. ut Port Jcrvis
June ,. There examined ten witnesses who have
not heretofore been sworn in the case, and shortly
before O'Clock this evening the Grand jury reported
that they had found true bill against the officials Of
the village Of Port Jorvis charging them with criminal
negligence regard, the aair.
Last week. after five DAYS session. the iurv failed
to indct any person ,rncl in III, lynching. The
Indictment Of the village officials l. great SURPRISE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-29
THE RECALL OF CAPTAIN BORUP.
MINISTER HIEOT ?LEA-ED AT ITS PRoMPINE>S
A WARNING TO OTHER MILITARY
ATTACHES, lie SAYS.

MINISTER RIEOT ?LEt-ED AT ITS PROMPTNEss
A WARNING TO OTHER MILITARY
ATTACHES, lie SAYS.
Paris June est jefferson Coolidge. the Amer
can Minister had an interview today with NJ hibo
Minister of Foreign Affairs, whom he lniorheu '"a
I'm accordance with the request OF the frchch "o'cr
mont In, United States Government had rcaic1
CAPTAIN Borup, the American military a''acie' ""o
4 occus.d by the French OF Illegal practices IN con
rec,on with the obtaining OF plans OF the frehch
d.fences Mr. Coolidge added that Captain Bornp ;
suc.c.sor Ind been appointed. NJ. Ribot cxprcsscd
Measure at the prompt action taken by President
Harrison. -, oo, osoo,
The recnll Of Captain Borup has had eoou e"cc'
hore NJ Ribot has written note to NJ Nad"e'
the Boulangst Deputy saying that all Is se''cd III
,oh a manner that II Is not necessary 10 ASK any
a,.s,on I'm the Chamber Of Deputies sem-ollc'ai
note appears in the newspapers. thanking freside"
IIorr,s son for the prompt action taken bS inc 'n.eu
e,o,os I'm the matter, and praisng Minister ooo"us'
for his part In the affair ..... T., ,,o
NJ Ribot said to-day that rough 'rea'meH J." '"o
-, I.n,.,p Borp was rcsortcd 10 as warning
..''o -. nor over Jealous military attaches
,,pryrENANr GLASsFORD SAILS FOX fh"N'H'
First Lieutenant William A. Glassford' Oh 'ne eiei'n
corns who is sent by the Government. !" ran" - ~
,ana the place temporarily Of Captain henry ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-29
MILE yAcAREsco's REVENGE.

Bruss.ls June oa-The " Independence beisc say > >
that since the betrothal Of Crown Prince feri'u VI
Rumania TO Princess Marie Of Edinburgh "i'' 49,
vacaresco, whose love a'fair win '"o -" sho.,
go .h a,s,urIance I'm Rumanlan politics shor'
Dim. aco has boen sending 10 Princess Marie every
two Or ,ree says love letter written 10 her Dy the
Crown Prince during their cour'ship Queen f'aa
beth Of Rumania e. Carmen syivaD mas VaI''s .a-
treated Nile yacareseo To surrender te % Rnma.
ence THE Duke of Edinburgh has asheu INC ""''"
Ins a e. c;.ovnrnmenf 10 interfere In the matter
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-29

MN, WHITE STAR STEAMER BOvIc LAUNCHED
Reast June 2s.-The new White star L,ne 'o
Rovc twin screw about Gooo tom register av
the cargo and livestock transatlantic 'faae' "''
lam had hare Today
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-29
WILL. CHALLENGE THE MARQUIS DE MoREs

Paris. June os-Captain Cremieux toa' as ,ne nr".
-sa .bort time ago fought duel with Edouaio D'"'
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1892-12-01
LAYING HE BLAME.
Why Customer Returned With Egg,
Labelled as Fresh as Daisies.

Labelled as Fresh as Daisies.
AS the grocer saw him enter the
store with quick angry step he
knew he had no ordinary customer
to deal with. The man strobe over
to the counter threw down basket
he had been carrying. aud delivered
himself OF little speech he had evil
IDENTIFY rehearsed on the way. says the
New York Sun.
This is an Internal outrage on a
citizen and a-a-cash customer he
Numbered. bringing his closed fist
down with thump. Here you have
not only swindled me out of my good
money but made me appear as a
poor miserable fool in the eyes of my
wife-my wife. sir! Just look at
se-those-fossils. sir. and tell m o
what you mean by selling such
things
The grocer silently opened the little
basket but slammed down the lid the
next moment and moved nearer the
door where he could catch the fres h
air. In yellow bowl inside the bas :
ket were half dozen cracked eggs.
Nothing but deep sense OF wrong
could have induced the man to bring
them from home. for the most heart
less person would have admitted that
they were too far gone already.
There are nice things to put in
your window and label fresh eggs.
amt theyP" Intercepted the man in
a sarcastic way. I'D just like To
know what excuse you can make"
when did you buy them asked
the grocer after chewing the ends OF
his moustache awhile
last night"
Il thought there was mistake
somewhere, replied the grocer with
a returning smile on his face. III
was your own blame sir. Those eggs
were as fresh as daisies when !
labelled them fortnight ago"
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1892-12-01
August.
Flower

For two years / suffered terribly
with stomach trouble, and was for
all that time under treatment by a
physician. He finally, after trying
everything, said my stomach was
worn out, and that would have to
cease eating solid food. On the rec
ommendation of friend I procured
bottle of August Flower. Itseem-
ed to do me good at once. I gained
strength and flesh rapidly. feel.
now like new man, and consider
that August Flower has cured me. "
Jas. E. Dederick, Saugerties, N.Y.9
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1892-12-01

The Man and tho sham Battle.
, See the man. Is he a whole manp
No. he is not whole man.
lie is only q part OF man.
See. the man has lost one arm and
both eyes.
See the crutch. Does the man need
the crutch? He needs the crutch.
He has lost one OF his legs, also
viii the man ever be himself againp
No he will never be himself again.
See the part OF a man. Where is
the rest OF the MANI Did a railroad
train probably chew up the rest of
him? No probably not
No The man has just been through
a sham battle.
That is all.
Is the man lucky to get away with
his life' He is lucky. Detroit Tri-
bune
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1892-12-01
THE
AMERICAN
GENTLEMAN.

The Memphis Commercial declares
that the American man is sincere,
unaffected, rugged gentleman. He
despises sham in sentiment or sham
in appearance. He knows enough TO
know that the first requisite is con-
dition of perfect health When he
is sick, he takes Reid's German
Cough and Kidney Cure, because he
knows that this stimulates the circu-
lation and restores the digestion to
its normal condition. 1t contains no
opiates. Opiates deaden pain, but
tbey do not cure disease, remember
that. Ask your druggist for Reds
German Cough and Kidney Cure.
Don't let him give you anything else.
You can get the small bottles for
twenty five cents and the large ones
for fifty cents.
SYLVAN REMEDY CO.,
PEORIA, Ills.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1892-12-01
WASTE and Want,

waste OF flesh and want OF digestion
These go together. People who cannot as.
simulate the food they swallow must of neces
sity lose bodily substance. To remedy this.
render digestion easy and thorough with Hos
letters Stomach Bitters, tonic famed the
world over for its strength and flesh yielding
qualities. Appetite and sleep are both i'm.
paired by Indigestion, which begets nervous
symptoms, heartburn, flatulence, irregularity
OF the bowls and palpitation OF the heart-the
latter often being enormously attributed to dis.
ease OF that organ. All these manifestations
disappear when the bitters Is resorted TO. Ma
lara rheumatism, liver and kidney trouble are
cffectually counteracted by the this superb cor
receive, which is not only efectual, but per
manent
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1892-12-01
George and Our History.

Every New York dealer in foreign
books intended for the use OF immi-
grants finds Unnecessary to keep his.
tory OF the United States and life of
Washington in whatever tongue is
spoken by his customers. These books
are published in French. German.
Italian. Spanish. Russian. Swedish,
Danish and the various tongues OF
central Europe. Prayer books
bibles. grammars and dictionaries
alone have a larger sale with immi-
grants. Such volumes are usually Of
foreign publication.