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Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1892-02-09
The Peniteniiary Question.

The campaign will soon be on for
the selection OF members to the next
Legislature. The penitentiary ques-
ton viii be the most important
State issue presented, and this is of
so much importance that the people
should select their best and ablest
men-men of practical business
sense, who can not be sWayed by
every wind that blows. Moreover
they should demand a discussion of
the different plans or systems of
prison management, and choose by
the election of their representatives
the system they prefer, or which
seems most practicable.
Gov. Buchanan, in an interview
with the American, presents his
platform on this question, which we
think is not far wrong, and may be
improved to meet the emergency.
We want no costly penitentiary for
the sake of fine appearance or a mat
ter of pride, that will not be selfsus-
tanning. The system should be one
of humanity that tends toward re-
form and avoids conflict with free
labor if possible. The Governor says
il would not be wise to repeal the
present law until new penitcntiary
with accommodation sufficient for
all of the conVicts of the State has
been built. In this he is correct.
He further says:
at is my idea to buy a large farm
of rich land and erect on it build
ing extensive enough to cover every
convict of the commonwealth. |
would have convicts to work on the
farm and produce all the means of
sustenance for the institution. |
would have some of them to make
shoes and some of them to make
clothing, and then ! would employ
the rest in mine operated to the
States benefit. They would be thus
entirely self.supporting and probably
bring in a handsome revenue to the
State"
The governor has a weakness for
rich land and farming. We should
not buy any costly farming land
very few convicts are skilled in max
ing shoes, clothes, or anything of the
kind. The women might make up
the clothing, but the shoes, etc.,
would be cheaper bought, and it is
doubtful If farm could be made
sels-sustaining. The coal mine is the
thing that pays and pays largely.
1t is no experiment; the lease sys-
tenn has demonstrated the fact, and
the State should profit by the lesson.
Let the State buy body of coal
lands-no rich, costly farm-build
good stockades and plenty of room
for 1000 prisoners, cheap, safe,
healthful buildings, and employ the
convicts in mining on the States ac-
count. Let farming be secondary
consideration, opening and improv-
ing such of the coal lands as will be
suitable for truck patches and gar
dens, for the employment of TRUSTEES
and old and crippled men who are
moi able TO work in the mines. Such
q concern as this, with business
man and not politician at the head
Of II, would soon pay off the State
debt. !
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1892-02-09
Read This.

Several analyses of corn and cob
meal at the Ohio Agricultural Col
lege show that cob meal is equal to
its own weight of poor hay or good
straw. Hence the feeding of cattle,
horses, etc, which require certain
amount of rough feed in order that
the more concentrated feeding stuffs
as grain or bran may be fully di-
gested the cob meal will replace in a
proper ratio its own weight of straw
or hay. Order 100 lbs. of ground
corn and cob of w. w. Covington !;
S5c. per 100 lbs. 1,2S,d2w
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1892-02-09
Died Shouting.

Lizzie Wade, COL, died suddenly
while shouting at protractcd meet,
ing in Nashville Sunday night. She
hadSbeen a regular attendant of the
meeting for some nights, and was ap.
parently in good health.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1892-02-09

The railroad company laid off the
width and had the grade for the new
bridge over Madison street estab.
lished Monday, and will commence
the bridge building very soon.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1892-02-09

HEALTH Is WEALTH-Dr. E. c.
Vests Nerve and Brain Treatment,
Burdock Blood Bitters, Swift's Spe-
cific, rs. s. S." Hot Springs Sarsa-
parilla, DIR. Thomas Electric Oil, for
sale by GAINESVILLE Drug Co., T. A.
Thomas, manager. l 2leod7t&s.w
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1892-02-09
Miles Nerve and Liver Pills.

Act on a new principle-regulating
the liver, stomach and bowels through
the nerves. A new discovery. DR..
Miles Pills speedily cure biliousness,
bad taste, torpid liver, piles, constipa.
tion. Unequaled for men, women,
children. Smallest, mildest, surest
so doses, % cts. Samples free at
Owen l. Moore's, If
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1892-02-09

LosT-In the city, last Friday, a
ladies' hunting case gold watch, en-
graved with shield and the letter III
in script on one side. A small chain
and cCrnucopia charm. Finder will
return to this Office and be rewarded.
Fl d&W4t
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1892-02-09
Bucklen's Arnica Salve.

The best salve in the world for cuts
bruises, ulcers. salt rheum, fever
sores, letter, chapped hands, chill
blains, corns, and all skin eruptions
and positively cures piles, or no pay
required 1t is guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction, or money re-
funded. Price rs cents per box. For
sale by Owen Il Moore
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1892-02-09
On Top Again.

VIM. Goodman, manufacturer OF
Indian medicine. All medicine
guaranteed TO cure or money refun-
ded. Call at my pace of business, 14l
Tenth street, GAINESVILLE, Tenn.
l,2S,dlm
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1892-02-09

For plans and estimates on all
kinds of buildings call on or address
G. b. Wilson, Jr., in I. t. Willis
office, 424 South Second street.
ianl2d2w
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1892-02-09

Fatal neglect is little short ofsui-
eide. The consequences of neglec-
ted cough are too well known to
need repeating. DIR. Woods Nor
way Pine Syrup cures a cough
promptly. Sold by all de ,lers on
guarantee of satisfaction. For sale
BY Tudhope Drug Co.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1892-02-09

LosT-A black -andtan terrier,
wears collar marked Brandon.
Return to Howerton & Macrae's and
a suitable reward will be paid.
FEB. 6 d3t swift.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1892-02-09

For SALE-Fine 5-year old stall
lion, Gil1eroy. Address ]. III. Gg-
burn, GAINESVILLE or Seq, Tenn. is
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1892-02-09

Bedford Cords IN evening shades
just received at Howerton d Mac
rae's. jlSdu
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1892-02-09

Some remarkable cures of deaf
ness are recorded of DIR. Thomas
Electric Oil. Never fails to cure ear
ache. Sold by Tudhope Drug Co.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1892-02-09
He Used a Halter Strap.

Leander Charleston, a Swede min.
err, hung himself near Owensboro,
Ky, yesterday, with halter strap.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1892-02-09

CoDgressman O ties wants the news
papers to let hi,n alone. How can
they these hard times, when editors
have to take horse. fare and live ON
oats?
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-11-14
6dlbhdrte Strduher.

Gs aiebt btele @riinbe baftr, baB log.
| dbgebGrtete 6olSpflan3en duf elmer Sdrm
ausfrieren ttnb ntcbt auf BET anoeren obet
duf gemt1iem Boben IN 6telem Sabre ab=
fter6en un6 nicbt in einemt anberen. 9ds
liegt tpeoer AT 6em 3itcbter, ser bic Pflan7
3en gesogelt, npcb at Dem @Grt1er, bet 1te
gepflanst bat, un6 eS tpGre 5utpetle1 dltct
fit etnen Sadbperitdnbtsen rebt ibpterl9,
tpenr ricbt gar unmDgIi6, Bic ptrflicbe nr7
iadbe a~n3ugeben. Manbe bteler g Han5er
itno nlr tbetltpeife abgebGrtet n11o tttu1lelt
por 1ebr faLter 8ttterung geiblBt tperbet,
tpentgitens bpr pl0Blicbem Wttterun9s1
tuecblel, bis 6as 0ol5 ausgeretft lto felt
genltg geiporbcn lit, I'M einen genii9e1oen
Sbub fir bas W1arf 5u bilben. Wfan bort
oft 2eute fagen, es iet 10 falt, DAB man
metne, oas Wtarf gefrtere IN ben &nocbe1
6as tpGre auer6ings ibltmm, boD tpent9
I6Ltmmer tpie fit 8Gume unb Strducber,
in 6enen 6as Wfarf g~efrtert. 8tele Strdu7
6er iterben al bur6 bas @rfrieren elmer
Sage 6er tnneren Gtn6e, anbere our6 ods
@rfrieren ber Spibe SET Pfablpur5el, Die
nocb ntcbt unter bic Sroitltnte bis tn Die
toarrrte Gr6e ortngen fonnte. Solcbe
g flan3en mitiien in BEN eriten 5tpet bis oret
Sabren beIcbitbt tper6en, bis ie it6 ieIbit
I6IBen %f0nner, tpe1t1t BITE Wtnter ntbt 1ebr
milo itnb p6er anbere 8erbGltnt1le be-
ginftigen6 eintpirfen. StrGu6er, tpelbe
itarf gebingt purben unb boonrb iebr
iipptg getpaeblen ftnb, batten feline
3eit, Dor Gtntrttt bes @inters rebt
bol3t9 AT tper6en, unb es IdBt itG
~annebmen, baB Ser sefrorene Saft
naAber in SEN 6auptftamm ober Bic
0ur3eIn suriidGduft, tDoburb bic 8fan8e
erfranft. 9tes miro na6ri6etnItcb bur6
Die S6ot1d6e, boB ipl6e 8dumden mel
items 6urcb einen friiben Srolt i'm 6erbit
ober einen iebr ipdten int 6rubja6r, na97
Dem fe i6on gu tpa9ien be8onnen batten,
3u @runoe 9eben, aber ~1eItener ourob et1en
~trengen 8tnter. !6ier6ur6 erfldrt it6,
tDarlm 8Gutne auf ether Sarm ge6et6en
un6 altf elmer anberen rttdt, obgletb ite nit
ber1elben Sorsfalt gepflan5t tper6en. 9aS
S9tdial eites 8aumes ober Strau6eS
bGngt oft ab bo%t 1einem Babstbum, letner
81ositeuung tn BET Come ooer Ser natirz
licben 9emperdtur ser Grbe Ddbrenb ber
entiheibenben 3eit. Sir iol6e Bflansen
empfte6lt es ii6, baB man anes iiberfliiiitge
@a6St6um abi6neibet unb 6en 8oben,
iotpett 6te 8ur3el retcben, NIT altert Strob
ober 6eu bebedt, 6amtt i6neaes Nlffrteren
u11b Nuftbauen berbiitet mtrb. SET mancben
bteler 8flansen tptrb man gut tbun, an
tparmen Tagen i'm Sebruar nnb WGr5 ben
Stantm su bei6atten, barnit iie nt6t GIT
firth &nospen treiben. SIM Sale man cine
Strau9art nabe an tbre fItn1atiiBe @ren3e
pflanaen min, 10 1ucbe man ben Sd11tett
ober bte Bflan5e iopeit tpte nt0gltb aus
6em Norben SIT erbalten, ba, fte ft3 BORT
16on ettpas otltnattitrt bdbett mag.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-11-14
bafer ais UobrunosmitteI.

Ser Wertb 0es 0atermebleS unD 0er
6afergrtBe ais glabrun9smttteL lit immer
nocb 5u tpenig befanltt uno getpitr6tgt,
nGbrenb eS bob auBer aQem 3tpetfel itebt,
baB fetne anbere @etreibeart benz Safer at
Ndbrtpertb glei6fommt. Sa, Bic @elebrten
bebaupten logar, baB Safer 70 tabrbaft Jet
tpte 6leti6, benn tpGbreno Iebteres burc6=
i3ntttLt6 Is Brocent GtpetB entbGlt, fin
BEN lt6 in ber 9afergrHbe etma Il 9rDcent
unb auBerbem np6 5 bis 6 grocent 6ett,
6 Brpcent Stdrfe nnb mtneraLi16e Stoffe:
Gt1et, pbDSpborIauren &alf II. I. m. Qu6
tit IN bem Safer Elm anregen6er Stoff (etn
Mlfalotb) borbanben, peI6en man Nbentt
nennt unb Set in ben an6eren @etret6earten
nt6t 3u ftnben tit. 6aferbret nnb Safer
luppe tpare1t in alter 3ett IN etnem groBen
She'll bon europa 6auptna6rungsmitteI
bte erf 6ann al1nGblis aufgeseben tpurben,
alS Goggen, Wet5en, &artoffeLn n116 anbere
Bfan5en tntner mebr angebatt tpurben.
6dferbret tpar etn tdgltbes @ertcbt Ser
oLten @ermanen unb macbte 1ie, tpte 8Itz
MUS 1bretbt, fart unb frdfttg. eSeBt lit
Sic 8ertpenbung bes 6afers ais aQge1neines
gtabrungsmittel fit Wen1den fa1t MIR in
NDripe8en, S6pe6en4 rto. S6ottlan6 eez
brdu9It9, unb tbm ~per6anten Ste @6otten
grDBtentbeils tbre frafttse &0rperbtIbung,
tpoourb tie iib bot ben anberen europdiz
i3en 8Olfern aus3et6nen. SIS lit tpirflib
3u beflagen, baB tpeni9er nabrbafte Spei1en
bteies pi6tige Na6runesmtttel fait sdr8z
li6 berbrdngt baben. Neuer6ings baben
etntge Ner3te tpieber auf bic 6obe 8eoeutung
Ser 5aferiuppe BET S9utnbiicbttgen nn6
8rutleibenben aufmerfia1n gemacbt. Oieie
@rfenntniB utb berbefierte MiibLeneinrt6z
ttngen, tpel9e cine @riibe Ltefern, Die Ieicbz
ter 5lberettet per6en fann, tperben boraaS>
1t9tlt3 6en 8erbra16 tpie6er 6eben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-11-14
Sutterperth perfhte6ener Strob:
drten.

9te etn3elnen Stro6arten seigen in
t6rem Wertbe un6 t5rer @e6et6libfeit fit
bic Deri6tebenen Ibierarten mancbe Inter
i6te6e. Sn 6em Stro6 Ser Sommerbalm>
fri3te felt it6 bas Observation-Disclosures
gitnlttger, ais In benz beS &oggens unb 6es
8ei5ens. 3u9let6 1T ~eritereS tpeiber unD
beionbers gilt bies bonn @eritenitro6, bas
aber aub pegen ieiner grpBen Netgun9,
Sencbttgtett an3usie6en, leicbt perbtrbt.
6afer1trob beitBt etnen ~etgenen bttterlichen
@rtracttoitoff unD tit fGmmtltcben Ibieren
angene6m unb gebetbltcb. Wtalt uertpenbet
eS aber am meiiten fit Bfer6e u1b Sc6afe.
SET &tnoern lit tnbeB gut eingebraehtes
@erften1trob unb 6aferitrob unbebtnat Dpr7
5u5teDen, petl eS 10 giinittg auf bie Weilch1
erseugun9 ipirft. Sci BET Iitteruno 1e6r
grocer Mengeu Don @erltenz unb 6oferz
ltroD entitcDt jeoo9 leicbt etnaS bitter
1DmefenOe Wfl9. NuBerbem lollen 8fer6e
nacb BENT @enuiie reicblicber Men9en BON
@erltenitrob, penn ni6t gleic6seitig Sen
nit nerfltttert pirb, nacD praftiicben ST.
fdDrlnget, nt9t ielten Soften fteh att
5tebe1. 9aS Strob Der Observation-Disclosures
1T tpeIentltb i9tperer b~erbauIte9 unb bas
bes 3toggens 5uglet5 ducb 6aS 64rteite bon
allen. JttcbtSoeltotpentger ertpeiIt es 1ich BEL
rtobtt9er1 Serta0ren fit Btcrbc ais ollrcbs
a4eb 9eoetbli6, ia es permag iogar cine
tra9e geroauung uaperfennbar su bebeu
uno gu beleben. Sur muB ma licb bapor
baten, BON 5aferitrob pl0Blicb sllm 9fogz
genltrob ltbersugeben, neil c8 barr ic6r
lelebt gu u%nangenebmen &oltfanfGuen
fonhmt, STIR &i6e lit Nei3enftrob, por=
altsgelebt, oaB es ettpa in ber1elben geifez
5elt gelbnttten tpuroe, enticbieben Dem
Hoggenitrob por5u5ieDen.
Gon0mtrthidoftlider Brieffaien.
9errn y. Of. 8. Sie9e 9trtitcl: 9ie
9rebfraafbcit.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-11-14
Gtablirt felt 1851.
Henry Sehoellkopff,
Wholesale & Retail Grocer.
252 & 234 Oft=Ranoolph=Str.
Stpif9er Srotflin= uu6 Morfet=S traBe,
S6tCdQD. SnS.

252 & 234 Oft=Ranoolpb=Str.,
5pif6en 5ronf1tn= nnb M1arfet=5traBs
@Dtca9p, SGs.,
erbie1t iosben neue senbungen BON
0~ted)tcnt 0eaeSebnrser sauerframt,
EriId1cm 9cr6atdlerfcnt 9IaI,
ytcMcn ttortpeg. 4grdDcpieS, Sprptten,
TriidIe Grutt0pIe, ruiz. garOimet,
Srab0tter SarOeuet, SarOetenbntter,
Trtld)ett rtartatrtem MaI, &1Oiar,
Ned1tett trans. SaroineS, @anSIeber=Vaitet
~SSriIdler 6dbter fratff. 9r6tuurif,
Tetaitclt frens. Grbien, Gbatapi9npnS,
9entid)et 9iteienipar9eI elm, Sdmittbubmetx
Seltower Gttben, 8tu=@nrfett,
9~(ed)tent &iebtg's 0IeiidbsGgtract,
SE1ftacfiidlett eSa9ioer, &intbtetiaft,
Support. @Sainser Vrtid)tett tn @I6iert,
9~scdDtent Somig, ocntidJcu, sI3tpetId ) eistt1tS,
Qett1d1eu tt1t0 trans OftI d ca SStuetId)ett,
@~etro6meten &iric5et, eeiSsIbeerct, Strtet,
GdttcffeIfttebI GtbIett= ttnO HctSFtebI,
ytetent Grtiaferst, 9ttIen, &trfe,
Srtld CIT ySeiSetfgrtes, ~fetaftcr BerIgerihe,
Sm0tpciset1srttSey gafergrtlse,
9~Eed1tetn SIfpen0I, Weoh,t0I,
sg~eititeta 4Scitteifis, 9iifettSotfer Gent,
@edltcm frtId)em 8ctpiirsen, &ofem=Naprtfa,
TrildDettt Wtobtii0tteit, 8ogeIiattet,
9Gedbfer Sd1ttuezGhpcpIa0e, S0fau,
Teiniteun Saca=, Weffa= mtto gafo=SaTee.
Med1fetn d)ilaeI. tattO r1n. Sbee,
Triidlett GttttentbaIer rro Srdnterf6ie,
sfeittitem 9sabnt= &intbnr9er= mto &attozSRGfe,
Goqteforfs Drorta0e DC Srie,
9Ge6,fent RatifeT ~Sdnmpftabaf bon 9ukbe6,
S5oI5fdtubett, Sptnttrdo crtt, gSoufrafert,
SeMtfd)en Spring erIeS=Sormct
otpte elm ouGitdnbi9es @fortiutent pun @roceries.
- Henry SchOeIIkOpf.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-11-14
glitter 9efer. Siebe grrtiteG: 6albbarte

800 ~VT0' OFV7c N01Tle1. UuIDDutle
Strdu9er.
6errn 81. 6. 9as. Sie6e artifeG: Tutterz
tpert6 Derl9tcDener Strobarten. 0te Aroae,
Oh groBe Sal39abcn bte Mil9 ualieriq
macben tonne, lift unbe6tn9t NIT sSa su be-
anttporten. 9urb &eriu6e ipurbe fefeez
felt, baB Bic Wil9 ether &u6 BEL iberz
mGBiger Sal5gabe, bon 13 8ro3ent fe1ten
8eitanbtbeiLen auf 8 9ro3ent berunteretno.
Die 11ria5e Der 8errtnserung ber fefter1
8eitanbtbeile mar auf Ste bermebrte
8aiieraufnabme 8uriif3ufiibren. @s qiebt
baum mebr, aber tpdfierisere MiI6. 9te
ltnteriu9ung an .Sbrer Creamery mag 6az
ber gattS ricBtig ieit.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-11-14

ieine GerLobrng nit elmer Stanbesgenoiftn
erfolgen, oa bob nibt ansunebmen tit, bab
bet Grbe Der babsburgii6en Wpnar3ie
unbetpeibt bleiben mill. ltnb bieles @r7
eigniB miro baun altcD fit Bic &DIfer
0elterretcb5 bon 8eoeut1ng fem. .
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-11-14

Ben. Serner barf man Bic @ebirne brebs
franfer Sbiere nit Ben bartn ettpa itbettoet
Que1en n~ien1alS 6u1ben 3ur gfoDrltt9 Dor7
tperfe1t, tpeil man lonit Oafitr lorgty Dap Die
6unbe Que1en78 anbpiirmer befon11te1t,
6ann aber ber 8erbreitung Der 8anbtplr7
mer in BEN StGlen uno auf ben Suffer-
pIGben gbiir unb 36or pffen itebt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-11-14
0tehMt0tff4

@m &tnbptebmarft betrus bic gu.
fubr 7O,137 Stiid, 9e9en 77,442 IN porissr
ISOLDE. Marft itiQ. Yreile Is BIS % Cts.
niebrtger ais pori9en Mo1ta9.
0erfa1lft 1pur0elt II. 81:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-11-14

n8ort8es 6riibiabr lag tb oil Der Grippe
oernteNer: d3urpeilen mar i'd .gdnsli9
nieoergelhlagrr, ltno otblnete NIT folder
Ghmierigfett, baB nteire 8ruff in eiuen1
e%tIer1len Sdfg ST ietn Idien. SD foufte mir
eine 8laife bon aper'S Gberrp=Bectora
NIB iobaIO i1 bamit auftng, fitblte ib eintge
Grlctdterr1g. SD fonnte fal1nt glauben,
bdB IS 10 RAID tpirfen u1to mild 70 poufonts
men beileu fonlte." - IS. s. @iliams,
Goof Gin, g. 0af.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-11-14

RB~ OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Se9enitdnbe betreffe1tbe Nrt
fraget 1tnb on 9errn 8pttIicb Securing DOOett,
SIaOes Corners, Rise, gu riGten.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-11-14

69afe trafen 3S,313 9tid eilt, eeoel
AZ ,454 int pori9er @o9e. @uter Marft, fai
allies p%erfalft.
8erfduft murben II. 81:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-11-14
9Mlen.

ol1eber finfunoStpan3ig Sabre lttt id ouf
per gll1ge, NIB buftete bt8tpeilert 10 beftiq,
Dap t6 8lut atl8parf. Sic Yarori8n1en
bouertell oft bret bis bier Stu1oen. Man
bereoete mid, eineu &eriud nit 4ner's
99errpzYectoral Ill MAIDEN, uno nad)bem
idl bier Slaihen Uerbraudt hattie, mar i'd
nouftdnOig gebeilt." - 6ran3 Soffutan,
GlaD Centre, &anl.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-11-14
0aa Bette Mtttel gitr
Gue Sebl= 1tnO 2u1genfranfbeiten 1T 2lber's
GberrgsHertDraI. Sir 9uften giebt es
ni9ts 8efiere8.


yGIs &nabe bate i'd etn RebtIeiben. bos
70 'unbaltenb llnO bartuddiq mar, BAR Ser
4r3t erfldrte, e8 tonne Ourd Die oem6bus
lifen Ntittel nidlt gebetlt tuerben : er emf
pfabl mir aber, nit Iper's @berrp=Bectorol
etiten Serln9 5t MAIDEN. 9as that ih, urtb
eilte etrjige 6loldle beilte mild. 90 oft il
in ben iebten ililtf3ebu Sabren mid iebr er.
'fdltete, babe tf) otele8 Brdparat nit beffem
grfolge a~llgefpauot, uno id) femme piele 2errte,
pic IS %i1lller i'm Sauie balten, urlo iid obne
baSlelbe ntbt fiir ftder balten." IS 6.
86oOior, s. ST., Goret Stu, 90. ga.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-11-14

gm @ If peinemarft belief ii6 bic 3u,
flbr ouf 124,616 Stiid, 9e9en 128,5S3 it
pori9er @o6e. Rretle am S9lniie ntebriser.
8erfduft 1plr0eu II. a.:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-11-14
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@Bica9o, 10. geop.
0ie ACKNOWLEDGMENT betruget S1O1,z
998 ,467 ge9er SOL APO, 430 III ber elltlpre6eltz
ben @o6e bes Dori9elt Sobres.
Gnn6eS1hnIbinetre 16lofle1t bier
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-11-14
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Gbicago, IL. Nop.
December g8eisen I6lOB nit 1896, 0e3emz
pr-Gnrt NIT 491c.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-11-14

@in @ort senist bem @etien.
Sbiere wieOerbolen 11ie, mas .ibren etrtna1
ull5utrG9lt6 9ewelen; Der Weti9 ba9e9e1t
iibt 1einen S6arfitnn in Der 8erptelfdlti9run9
BON 9aiterr utb i6eirtt bic wieberbolte1 @rz
fabruuse1t Der l1ebel gu per9e1et, bic bnr9
l1nmdBi9feit I'M @lien unb 3rtltfer, uire9elz
nGBi9e 9~ebensmeiie, l9le9te quit, @ean9el at
8epe9un9, 9ei3le3tli6e Nusi6mettu119e1
It.. I. NJ. entftebet. @enl1 aber 9eItDrte Ser
bouung, &opfmeb, Experimenting 1to Ser
ltopftbeit ibn war1tell, baB istt Slut lll1ret11
fSS ynpU cine s n'op 6qHi S sroft '} Da eririllerf er iii6,
baB ct. 8eruurb &rGuterptlIen
lett Sa6rbu1berten, ii9 ols Der bette ultS I'M
febl6arIte Qeberz fegulotor %erpie1en babel1, Der
je ertbedt wor0en it. gu a5 Gents Bel atpOz
theferlt I'll hQbe1t.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-11-14

Observation-Disclosures Brieffafen.
5errn 9. pc, .. sie6e 9rtitcl: Sic
D~rebfranfbcit.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-11-14
Mai ...... 7.0s4@ 6.95 6.974 1904

@etsen-geep gort- gtpbr., 764c; 0e.
Set1ber, TIC. Mat, SAC. ct. 9outs-Nouenl
Der, 674c.; DECEMBER, 695c. Mil1pautee-
December, 674c. Mot 745c. Oulutb-No.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, 70ac., DECEMBER, 704c
Wttltiteapolts = No. 1 Nortberit Nopbr.
694c. !; 0e5ember, 698c. Solebo Nopbr.
7c. 0e5ember, 748e. Baltimore - Nopbr.
1870. December, 744c.
aernber, SIC; Mtat, 534e. ct. 2ouis-Nouent
Der, 408c.; Oe3ember, 394c. Baltimore
J%topember, 485c. Sabr, 475e.
The Mankato free press., 1892-02-05

This office has been favored with a
complete catalogue and price list of
the Evergreen Nurseries, of Ever
green, Wis. This nursery is well
known throughout the west, having
been many years established. The
proprietor, Mr.. Geo. Pinney, has prob
ably distributed more evergreens and
forest trees through this state than
any other man in the country. All
though he raises and sells millions of
forest trees annually, his specially is
evergreens. He plants hundreds of
pounds of the seeds every year. and
now has nearly three hundred varie-
ties on his lists, fully equalling the
largest nurseries in Europe.
which supply the nurseries and parks
of royalty. OF course, having such
large trade and growing them in
such large quantities, he is able to
give better prices for the same uuan-
tity of trees than any other nursery
man in the country. 1t is well worth
the while of any person to send for
his lists. 259t3
The Mankato free press., 1892-02-05

H. G. PAYNE, chairman of the Re
publican State Central Committee, of
Wisconsin, thinks that Mr.. Blaine
will not be Presidential candidate
as he does not believe his health will
permit. Mr.. Payne thinks the only
man who could successfully contest
the nomination with President Har-
rison, is Secretary Rusk. However,
it will be remembered that Mr.. Payne
and the Agricultural Secretary are
both from the same state.
The Mankato free press., 1892-02-05
SUSTAINS THE LAW.

= The last hope the lottery al New
Orleans to perpetuate itself by using
the United STATES mails is taken away
in the decision of the federal supreme
court sustaining the anti-lottery law.
The decision of the court is to the
effect that the power which is vested
in Congress to establish postofficeS
and postroads embraced the regula-
tion of the entire postal system of the
country, and carried with it the power
to forbid the use Of the mails in the
preparation of crime and .immorali-
ty." The court further declared that
a newspaper had perfect right to
publish advertisements of lotteries
and circulate them as freely as it
wished, so long as the circulation was
not effected through the mails. That
the shutting out of such papers from
the mails was not a bar upon the
freedom of the press for the reason
that in carrying such matter the pos
| tai service would be aiding in the
perpetration Of crime and immorali
| ty.
1t would seem that the decision
rendered is eminently just and pro-
per, and it is to be hoped that the
war against lotteries will henceforth
| be carried on with renewed vigor.
Deprived of the use of the mails and
the newspapers the lottery is seriouly
crippled and its extinction ought to
| be only matter of short time.
The Mankato free press., 1892-02-05

IN commenting upon an item which
appeared in a recent issue of the
FREE PRESS in regard to a resolution
adopted by the Knights of Labor fa-
voring heavier taxation upon land
held for speculation than that in ac-
tual use, the Midway Necs says:
There is no place in the world where
there is so much valuable land held
entirely for speculative purposes as in
the Midway District At its full
market value there is probably S2O.-
100000 to $40, 900, 900 worth of real es-
Gate between the centers of St. Paul
and Minneapolis, held for future pri-
ceS. The certainty Of its great future
value is all that keeps it from teing
improved,
These large non-improved tracts. of
course don't pay very heavy taxes
That is where the trouble comes.
They do not pay the taxes that thatoc-
cupied does,a at the same time pre-
vent that development which will re-
duce taxes to actual occupants.