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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-10

One Of tho best ways i'm which 20 de-
feat The election frauds W hich inc Dcmo'
cratic leaders intend 10 prscsi>c H. 10
Then your name cannon
he takcn of the roll. and you cannot DC
prevented from voting on 81 nim>y pre-.
text. You can register at amy Time iro"
n n. III. 10 . -. III. tomorrow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-10

"well. wonder what will be the sensation Of the
week ?" quercd the telegraph editor.
II I may be permitted 10 speak ventured the
horse EDITOR 1T Is likely that The sensation OF the
weak will continue TO be- that tired feeling "-(lndian-
apOll, Journal.
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Ii requires hut "a minute Of your time
10 register sec w here your VOtin: place
-. :,n.i 60 There tomorrow and have
yOur name recorded. The Board OF
Registry i'm your district IL on duty from
- %. II. TO % y. III.
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Announcements.

HENRY A. DANIELS. VI. D..
30 WEST s9rHsT.
Ds-ases OF the Nervous Svsm .ienlto Urinary OrgsnA
lupotency o~d Stefflity. Hours. 70 !. 0 s.
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There are only four days Of rcgistra.
ton in this city. They nrc Tuesday,
October IL: Wednesday. October 10 {;
Friday. October -. and Saturday, OCtO.
Der 30. Register tomorrow!
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NOTE-This las a
A persona" from Marion Harland.
February 18th, 1892.

ain spite of my protest the Royal Baking Powder
Co. continues to use recommendation of Royal Baking
Powder given by me several years ago.
"Since then my views and practice with regard to
the powder manufactured by this Company have under
gone radical change. l give decided preference to
pure cream Of and soda mixture For this reason
Clevelands Baking Powder is Unsteady uscinmy Kitchen
M%ps~:. Aap1z.<a<
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sfyOu believe ira an honest dollar reg.
i.tcr Tomorrow! DO not put IL OIL for
,sr other day! All Of the friends Of wild.
,-,t currency will be- on hand carly! DO
Il he behind them.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-10

DE-. LYONS PERFECT TOolH POWDER
Keeps the teeth clean and white and PARTIES the breath
An elegant toile: luxury. sod everywhere % ceats.
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CHAUTAUQUA IN lS9!.-In preparation. rs cents
acOpy.
NORTHFIELD, THE HXFRCIsES Atm prep.
arntion. Is cents copy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-10

WORK AND WAGES. EXTRA 1l1.-Wifh Puuch'a
fnmou. picture OF lr. Cleveland Introducing Free
Trade to - America. = pages OF The Weekly Tribe
une. 4 popular docun comparing the tariff planls
of the parties, and explaining tho policy Of
the parties that subject. copies for cent.
100 copies, - cents. 1000 copies, 81. In lots Of
1O,OOO, > 80 per thousand.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-10

BIC ISSUES OF An OFF YEAR.-Printcd In II ear,
bui Just n good then. The tariff and currency
articles Of Roswell q. Horr In The Weekly Tribune,
with various kindred articles inc uding the wonderful
results OF Reciprocity and the article " Prices ID
1880 and 1891" 4 pamphlet OF s. .ar2e page. Is
CEN
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ROGERS, PEET & co.

THEE Prince.
BROADWAY Warren,
STORES. sd 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-10

M'KINLEY INDU >TRIE~.-Ncw. A comp Intion Of
striking articles from The Tribune. describing ndus.
tric. which hnvc been established under or benefited
by the Mckinley bill. Figures are given showing
better wages and lowe prices of manufactured
goods A splendid Republican argument. ID cents q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-10

MIR. REIDs SPEECHES, No. 1iS.-sprcchcs Of
Nhiirlnw Reid during the present campaign. 4
pngrs OF the Weekly Tribune. I n copy. 1000
copies. 90. In lots OF 10000 $3.50 per 1000.
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a1em anf6ein nad eefd1t es Inn bel
unS 5ehr qut.

Glem @ni6ein tad eefd1t es Tim BEL
uns iebr gut.
Sic @inbre9er, tpel6e bor einis
gen Wo6en 1T bic Mobnung Der Strait
:. 5ranf an Der San Yebro Woenue
eineebrungen maren unb bort cine Nns
aabl BON Sumelen inn Wertbe BON ca.
$500 getoblen batten, iinb iebt in Sols
ge Der g%emiibungen bes 9eteetipes
9ugbes 1T SaGas ermtttelt unb bort
btngfet gema6t tpprben. 9te beiben
8erbre6er betBen Ofermantt unb Yabz
bet Mnb fte baben aud bereits angegez
bett, mo ibr &aub perblieben lit. Ser
gr0Bte Sbeil Der geitoblenen Sa9en
faln Der @igertbimerilt uieber augez
felt merben.
: Ser in Der 3dbe bes sunietz
8abnbofes mobnetbe S9neiber %.
Sleeper bat ieinen S6pager, BEN Sell
ner gmil Steinbof nerbaften lafien,
neil berielbe ibn gu erhtorben gebrobt
bate.
= @iner Ser eingei6porenen Spez
eialz poli5ifeu, elm M~ngetelter i'm Sort
Sam 9oufon, bot eiaen gerabe5u elaie
1tiden Strei6 begangen. 9erielbe bait
tie 1i9 in 2arebo nit elmer Merifanerin
perbeiratbet, fonnte aber nit berielbett
ni6t re6t ausfommen. 9esbalb lebte
er i6on lett ldngerer 3eit getrenttt bon
lbr. Wabrf6einli6 ltnl fie auf quite
Wanier log gu merben, bra6te er iie
gum poliaei 6auptquartier unb erbpb
gegen iie bic Nnflage Ser 8ebrobung
nit 8ranbfiftung. NIs Capt. 0enz
nehp erfubr, baB bas miirbige Baar
nit chamber berbeiratbet lei, f6idte er
beibe mad 9auie nit Dem poblmeinenz
ben Gedte. fie fo1ten fi6 mieber NIT
ei1anber Dertragen -
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Ma6bem ettpa 200 giiraer ala

Na9bem ettpa 200 8iirger aIs
Special : polisiften" our nd6tli6en
NbpatrouiQirung Der StraBen unb
gum S9uBe gesen bic 8ranbfifter einz
geiAworen morben maren, bat Der
MapOr Galagban tpeitere ginf6m0s
rungen inbibirt, obpobl nod cine
gauge @n5abi BON Npplifationen pors
lasen. Nls @runD bierfnr CAB Der
Mapor an, baB piele Der gingefhmoz
renen bic Qnselesenbeit rtur ais cine
Grt bon Spielerei anieben unb ni6t
geneist iino, bic nit einem fol9en
Nmte iibernommlenen ernlten PHi6ten
NIT duBerfter &oniequen3 au erfiiGen.
Die f6on erfolgten @rnennungen aler
folder Specials oli5iiten ober 6euers
patruleure, mel6e ibre pfi1ten ni1t
ernit nebmen, perben ~ridgdugig ges
ma6t merben. Sagegen perben nod
peitere @ini6w0rungen folder 8iirger
e~rfolgen, bic f9 anf bic 8ema6ung
ibrer eigenen @runbitiide &c. bei6rGns
fen wOlen. SIS mirb aber aud genau
eontrouirt tper6en, oh bieie ben bon
ibnea tibernommenen 8erpfi9tungen
na6fommen.
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Bermuda @eioe.

9ie f9limmen @%rfabrungen bes leBs
ten Winters baben uniern Sarmer11
mieber einmal In re6t na9briidli6er
Weiie bic 2ebre gegeben, bon fpie groz
Fer Wi6tigfeit es iebt, mo- Der 8etrieb
elmer auf geregelte gieb5u6t geitiiBteit
2anbmirtbi6aft ii6 mebr ufb mebr als
cine ni6t ldnger ab3uneiienbe Notb=
menbigfeit berausfelt, fir ibr Nderbau=
Sntereife 1T, cine CUTE n%abrbafte @rasz
art an5upflan5en, pel6e fir ibr 8ieb
cine quite Weibe ii6ert. gu ben beiteit
&unitgrdi ern = i%nsbeionbere fir bic
Commemorate = geb6rt nun bas Ser
muba @ras, befen Mertb als Siittez
rungsmittel bel u%nferen 5eras= Garmer1
iii ben leBten Sabren i6nn pieIfa6 8e=
a6tung gefunben bat. Sir bic bette
.uitb 0fonomiidfte @eiie, cine quite Ser
mubasW eibe ber5ufelen, siebt Elm iiibz
Hides 6a9blatt, per u9irie Sarmer", bic
folgenbe M~nleitung: Mian pfliige bas
fir cine fpl6e @ieie beftimmte 2anb
unb iebe es gut in 9tanb, 10 tpie penu
man es fir ben Mnbau BON Maisforn
ober 8aummoQe porbereiten pole, brez
6e es fur5 um unO beide es gege1 Bic
Mitte bes 6ebruar nit 9afer, perfdame
babel aber ni6t, es borber rei6li9 NIT
Baummo1iamen nnb falpeteriaurem
Ratron = brei 9beile MebI urb ein
She'll Nitrat = Su biingen, 10 baB auf
ben older etpa 800 Yfunb Der Mii9ung
permenbet merben. Ser 0afer muB
~unteraeesgt merben unb Ser @runo
baum . glatt unb eten feim, mie nur i'm,
nter mogli6. Sur ielben 3eit muB bas
9anb glei6 nit einem fleiaem S9auz
tel : Bflug gut bur6beiteat tperber, 10
baB bic etpa 8 SUB BON chamber abs
iteberben Sur6en Elm paar Wo9en lang
bis gu ber Set, no bas 8ermubagras
ausgefeBt mirb, merfbar bleiben.
S9pn i'm 2auf bes WDnat Mdrs
miihen fobanr bier unb ba. ettpa ims
mer einen S6ritt BON einanber etttz
fernt, Stiide BON 8ermubazM uraelz
Stengeln 3pii6en ben 9afer bic Sur
den entlang unb in benielben geiteft,
nit @rbe bebedt un6 nit benz SuBe felt
gebriidt nerben. Na9 Der 0aferernte
mirb bas Bermubaz@r ii9 raid iiber
bas gauge 6elb perbreiten, unb f6on
i'm 5meiten SDmmer mirb es einen
re6t bi9ten Staten baben.
@ut 1T eS, bas 2anb i6Dn int 2anf
bes erften Sommers-aber ni9t aa3u>
itarf-bemeioen gu lafen, I'm Die Sea-
turgrdier 5uriifaubalten. SIM 6erbft.
gegen bic Mitte bes September, muB
bas Weibetid bur6geesst unb nit Elm
ober smei 8uibel sefledten S9nedens
flees (spotted medick burr clover)
unb nit 6 pfunb BON rotbem &lee>5as
men beidet unb our 9iingung etmas
pbOspbat unb potaf9e b~eigegeben
uerben bas li6ert cine CUTE Minters
meibe.
SIN nd6ften Griibiabr gebe man bent
2anbe wieber ettpa 100 Yfunb falpes
teriauren Natrons; man muB eber
ni6t ertDarten, auf magerem, utgez
bungteu goben cine CUTE Weibe berz
ftelen gu f0nnen !; aber bic Meiiten bon
benen, melde nbne bisberige grfabs
rung ii9 auf bic @rasz unb @ielenz
auft perlegen, begeben ben 6ebler,
@ras auf armem 8ooea aieben 31 mol
len, unb bieier Gebler mirb in Der &ez
gel perbdngnlBpDn fir fie perben.
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California , @eime.

Meinliebbaber finben elm groBes 2az
ger ppn feinen California Weinen bel
9errn s. $. Meper am Mlamos
pla5a. 9err Meper fu6t bic Weine
an Srt unb STEELE aus unb fault brett
aus benz Seller Der Wein5a6ter. Oils
gutem 4enner gelingt es inn tets, bic
beften @Drten alts5umdblen. ST fann
feline aunben unb Samilien nit einem
guten Sropfen berieben. &otb@ unb
WeiB : Weine in bpr3igli9er Qualitdt
bon ie5t ab $1.00 per @alone - fret
ms 9aus geliefert.
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saal : g~eriammlnns.

9ie biesidbrise General s-8erfammz
lung Der Mitglieber bes Deutf9s@nss
lifAen S9ul : 8ereius tuirb ndd)iten
Samstag, ben 80. Mptil,
&benbs 8 Il br, I'M Shul : 2ocale
abgebalten tperben, unb tperben bic
Mitslieoer bierbur6 bringenb einse=
laben, fi6 gu betbeiligen.
SIR ben 8orftanb.
s. @rDos.
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MIlerlet.

Ser bisberise GountD : S6uls
superintendent st. 8. Stanfielb be-
mirbt ii6 I'm bic Watl gum @ountps
8i9ter gesen ben iebisen Snbaber oes
Nmtes. Ntr. McAailter. Der fir bic
Wieberfpabl 5u can0iDiren beabliatigt.
= 9as @omite, melGes 8eitrdae
fir bic Notbleibenben in &uBlanb fans
melt, bat bic Summe Don clrca $500
aufgebra9t.
= Sie neue Bride iiber ben sSluB
on Der @rodett : StraBe lit ieBt nabesu
pOgenbet. IS feblt nur nod Der @onz
crete 8elag.
Ser S6ibensg erein bat Serrn
u. ubl fir beionbers quite 2eitunaeu
auf benz SAelbenitanDe cine goloene
Mebaile perlieben.
= Sic 10 n~nbebingt notbmenbiae
8erldngerung Der 4ranfaspaB : Glen,
balm mad 6rieOri9sburg unb 2lano
fam ieyt erSielt uer0en, penn lid bic
Burger BON San Nntonio bereit aelqett ,
nod einmal bic Summe Don 100000
gu bieiem 3wede auf3ubringen. Gin
Sbeil bieier Summe 1T bur1 Die 8e5
miibungen bes 9errn Wm. 8. WeiB
ppn Der 6irma u. g. 6ranf bereits
aufgebra6t worben unb Da Sebermann
in San Nntonio, obne irgeno cine Auss
nabme, bon Der abioluten 9totbmenbias
felt Der 6ertigftellung Der 8abnlinie
BON San AntOnio iiber Sriebri6sbura
nod 2lanO @itD iiberseugt 1T, 10 fam
es an benz i9lieBli6en Grfolge gar
ni1t feblen. IS tpiirbe elm immenier
materieaer 8erluit fir San Nntonio
fein, uenn burd bic Nerldnserung Der
9oufton & 5eras Central 8abn iiber
Muitin mad 2latlo Gitp Der Sanbels,
pertebr jenes bisber San AntoniO tris
butpfli6tigen @ebieie5 in antere Candle
geleitet meroen miirbe.
= 9err @m. S. 2emp jun, Der
Spbn DeS 8eliBers Der a~qbetannten
2smp'f6en 8rauerei in st. 2ouis,
tpeilt in Sun NntoniO = tbeils in @e-
i6dften, tbeils I'M ii6 uniere Stabi
e nmal an3uieben, DON beren @isen>
f6aft als 8iers@Oniumentin er f9ou
10 piel &ibmenspertbes geb6rt bate,
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MISFIT CLOTHING PARLOR

giebt guren Dollars boppelten Wertb.
8om @9neioer gema6te $25 9errens
&n3ise fir $3.50.
@om S6neiber gema6te Beinfleiber
pertb $3.50, ieBt S.. Wir baben
paKenbes fir Seben unb repariren elm
Sabr t o tenrei. go. 200 gom>
merfe@, @de NaoarrDs5 traBe.
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strabeu Nnmerirnns.

Gbas. s. Sing. Der BON Der
Stabt aneeitelt murbe, bic Numerirung
Der 9dufer (laut Srbinans por1 Z.
Mdr5 1922 su ii%bernebmeu, seigt bier
burd ben usz@igentbiimerit an, baB
er nit Der Numerirung besonnen bat.
9erielbe lit ieBt babel, ben 9auss
@igentbiimern ibre ofhsiellen Nummern
mit5utbeilen, mel6e bon ibm in @arriz
TONS paint Sore. (NO. 1OS Ofz6ouz
itOnzS traBe) gu besieben iinb.
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swr Wenn Semanb fem uttb gu attz
nebmbaren Yreiie ipeiien min, 10 gebe
er gum Mifiions= 9 tie n. Die
9erren &bciner & 8aal, 8eiiBer biez
les @tablihements, balten barauf, lire
@dite itets bOlfommen 5ufrieben gu itel>
len. Ollie iaifonmdBigen 9eiifateien,
&utern, Milb, Slide, @efliigel &c iinb
bort in Der belifateten 3ubereitung ole
3eit gu baben. Mablaeiten iperben auf
Wuni9 in bic Wobnunger Der &unben
geianbt. Nu9 bietet Der nit Der
Speifemirtbl9aft berbunbene 9 a Is
room bic beiten @etrdnfe, ftets frif9es
gier unb feine 2iqu6re unb Meint.
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Rn6lens Qlruiea snlhe-

Dte bette 5aIbe Der Welt fur S6nttts, Nueti6un.
sen, @ei@uhre, 6tebers uub Sautz ausi&laa, Niebte
sefprun9ene 9dnbe, Broffbeulen unh aae Sauttrauf.
hetten furirt Sdmprrbptbsn pber teine Se,abluna.
@Satse 9ufItebentett s~arantirt ober has GeIb uiTb
5arnderitottei. rs Gents ole 6Ha4tet. Gum WertauI
Wtrlefale.
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Snr 1lnferffittung Der gtuthletoenbeu
am nnferef Ntp 0ranne.

9as @eiu9, biefen Notbleibenben
5u belfen, tritt an unS beran unb au
benz 3mede mirb Serr 6. 8. Oianos
mitp, &9ent fir bic Columbia Heights,
ben @nfaug MAIDEN, inhem er 100 be-
gebrenswertbe Cots gu SIS bas Stiid
einem geebrten publifum anbietet.
Die 91lfte bes @rtrages bieier Ser
fdufe pirb Serr s. 8. 9ignowitD benz
unteritiiBungSs &omits iibermeiien, Jaz
nit ben 4rmen 9Orn unb ionitige 2es
bensmittel bef6aft perben fonnen.
Sieie Sferte 1T bis gum Is. Mai
1892 giiltig.
0tan wenbe ii6 an
6. 8. 9isuomitp,
go. DOT 9ouftOnftraBe, Sun antunio.
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Weme nemtide 9lpptbefe.
Wf. & 80 3alfeDer, $40 OF Rpm.
ftDn : Str@Re.

Sic 9erren 81. & 80. aalteDer, err
fabrene 4pntbefer unb gbemifer, bas
ben III go. 800 Sitz6ouftonltraBe elne
9euti9e 4potbefe etablirt. Oie 9er<
rem fiibren felbfpertanbli6 elm boIes
Eager BON 9roguen aner Nrt, patent=
mebi3inen, SDilettettartifel etc. urb mers
ben beionbers' Der &eceptur lire 0aapt=
aufmerffamfeit f9enfen. 8eibe itnb
in ibrem Sadie i'm Nsr6en, fomie in
9eutl9lanb ausgebilbet tporben.
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Mu3iige bel g aneoat& SDbn
beftelt ober fertig gefauft, iiBen tuie ans
gegoRen. 6ertige @a9en tperben fos
ftenfrei pafenb gema9t.
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menralsia in IS minute,n furirt

Str. S. g. Sturtepant, .@bitor Ser
pWaupaea (Wise.) pot" lagt: @bamz
berlains S6mer5ens : BALKAN furirte
mei1e 6rau Dergangene gia9t BON @es
fi6tss unb 3abni6mer3en innerbalb Is
Minuten. Wir m06ten nibt mebr obz
ne bafelbe fem. Sie 6Iaf6e fir so @ts.
gu baben bel ben 9ruggiftem s. Salt
eDer & Sobn, 9omling & Sloob, 80.
& 80. &aliepsr, q. 9reiB, s. S6us
6arb, &. Cohen & So. unb s. s.
6arrifDu.
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9ie.s un,et Mppb gp,

Mer einer suten S1nb bilIie
famfen min, gebe su pantpaf &
Spbn.
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sofort uerlanst! 100 praftiide
WGrtrer.

9n praftii6e @drtner urb Obf3ii6z
ter miro cine hef6rdnfte Nnaabl BON
bier unb 5ebn Neres 8lods, rotber
Sanblebm, brei MeiIet iib6Itli9 BON
Der Potoffice berfauft. Diei lie 8lods
befinben li6 in Der @ranb 8iew Nbbis
tior, finb ipeaiea fir @drtner unb
Sb15i9ter ~ausgelegt nrb f6nnen ben
nabe5u pOlenbeten artefif6en 8runnet1
benuben. I'm nun bieie par5elen
obne ger5ug bon praftii9en @drfneru
unD Sbf5i6tern befiebeln gu laHen,
tpirb eine bef6rdnfte 4n3abl berielber
a1 e%rmdBigtem preiie berfauft tperbe11.
9ier 1T cine @elegenbeit, mo sSbr 3ebtt
Ncres 2arb 81 @urem eigener preiie
faufe1 f6nnt, bic, mettn nit Sbltbdus
men %bepftan5t, III tpenigen Sabren Elm
germ0gem reprdfentiren. Siefe Yar=
selen iinb fdmmtlib bonn Gonntp=8er<
meier abgetbeilt morben, unb es wirb
mir ein 8ergniige1t MAIDEN, etmaiger
&aufern bieielben gu 5eigen nnb bic
Gren5er a1t5ugeben. Wenbet Gu1 an
S. Q. 9igmutpitb,
Oberbalb Der Seras : Rational 5 8ant.
Sduls' Nalmer : Garten 1T Der
9ammelplaB Der 9eutf6en pDn San
NntOnio nit ibren Samilien. 9ie re-
g%elmGbigen Qberb : 6rei &on3erte an
bier Nbenben in Der Wp9e finb 1tets
aa6lrei6 beiu6t unb erfreuer it9 elmer
aagemeinen geliebtbeit.
Sdp15' Salupm 1T Der sr6Bte unb
lebbaftefte in Der @tabt. Setne Meine
unb Wbisfeps unb aleaeit fellerfrif6es
8ier, iotpie bic beiten Gigarren. S9ol3'
2un6 erfreut ii9 aagemeiner Nner<
fennung unb regen 3uipru1s.
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@runo Gigent11ttlt.
.Q1aGenpermdlters Derfauf.=

lleber 100000 granb~@ tsentbum In Gan antpnip nub ipiurt
Seftauft merben; Der ganse gefB wtro tn Sbenem unb G~3runofdden
%ansebeten, tte fe Der sdufr paniat. @rpbe gut ~einsertAtttt 8raaerd
NIT sutem abia BON gier; wett inter benz tptrfHden0 g3ertbe+
ausgbebntes Draderet. unb ltbosraptHaesG tabltFemeat, melaes
BITE Bette &unbidaft tm Snbwefen Bat.
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INDIANS AS LACEM
Miss Carter Tells OF the Work She Is Doing
in Minnesota.

Miss Carter Tells OF the Work She Is Doing
in Minnesota.
Forty women listened with interest to Miss
Sibyl Carter the other day in the parlor of the
Broadway Tabernacle, New York. Miss Carter
talked of her work among the Ojibway Indians
in Minnesota which she has undertaken as
missionary of the Episcopal church, in connec-
ton with the missions and schools already es-
tablished by Bishop whippIe. The occasion OF
her address yesterday was meeting of the
New York City Indian Association, of which
Mrs. Edward Elliott is president
Miss Carters work is teaching Indian women
to support themselves by making such articles
of needlework as will find ready sale in the
east. She exhibited several specimens OF lace
which had been made by her wards and which
was offered for sale at 81 per yard. One DOYLE
of very delicate pattern had been already sold
for IS.
The idea Of teaching the Indian women to
make lace was suggested to Miss Carter in
Japan by seeing the work of Japanese women
in the lace factory at Toxic She found that
the work encouraged the women to be neater
than they might otherwise be.
Miss Carter told of a woman named Sparrow
Hawk, to whom when she first went to work at
lacemaking Miss Carter had given a large,
clean apron. After awhile she found her hair
hanging loosely over her shoulders. soiled the
apron. So she brushed her hair carefully and
tied it at the back of her head. Then she found
that her dress soiled the apron, SO she had to
wash the dress. But when she sat down at
her work the door of the hut solled the dress
So she was obliged to wash the floor and drew
the conclusion: ''Now have to wash hands,
dress, hair. floor, all-like it." Which contented
conclusion Miss Carter considered good sign.
Miss Carter had two women helping her in
the work at White Earth station and one at Red
Lake, in the North. She needs money to buy
a furnace for the industrial house, which she is
building, and will also be glad to get any gifts
of timed or dried meats and vegetables. Let
tiers will reach her at ~ Bible House. She has
gained permission from the Secretary of the
Interior to enter any Indian reservation in the
country to prosecute her work of helping the
Indian women to better their condition physic-
ally as well as spiritually. She began her work
in Minnesota eighteen months ago, but did not
realize the needs of the people until she went
out to spend last Christmas with them. The
sufferings then evident sent her swiftly to this
city to try to get money and food and clothing
for them.
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TO THE PUBLIC:

During my service in our late contracted
tarrh in head and throat which later developed
into asthma its serious form. When the par
oyysns upon the distressing cough and cease
less for breath, nearly amounting to suffoca
tion. caused the greatest Of surering-almost too
much 10 bear. Sleep ut such times was impossible.
End the slightest eXert.on greatly aggravated these
distressing symptoms. In spite OF all my efforts for
relief the asthma continued and increased in
verify until by advice OF friends applied TO DIR.
Lghthil, OF this city. HIS careful and thCrou<h
animation and investigation Of my inspired me
with confidence and placed myself under his care,
and within three months time he effected complete
cure OF my ostarrh and asthma. My cough is rone.
can breath rs freely any one. steep soEndly and
feel perfect well. This great success in my case
seems almost a miracle. In addition to the above
wouid also mention that short of stature and
weighed over 200 pounds, with II tendency toward
apopexy. To avoid this danger DIR. Lgllthlll de-
cded to reduce my weight. and during the above pc
riod a reduction Of thirty pounds effected.
to hay great delight and conior- cannot praise DR.
Lghthill too highly for his careful attention and
skilful treatment of my
With profound gratitude to the Almighty and with
prayers Cor blessings upon Dr. Lighthill, make this
public statement, hoping that similar sufferers will
profit by it, would be pleased to any inter-
ested desiring further information.
JACOB ID. WILSON.
Washington. April 10. 1871
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-23

Capt. Walton Appleton and Thomas H. Cum
minss of Boston are in Washington to confer
with the departments relative to the construc-
ton of q monument in Santo Domingo to COM
memorate the rise Of Christian civilization in
the new world. The proposed monument will
be erected by the Sacred Heart Review Of
Boston, Rev. John O'Brien, editor, on the site
Of the old town Of Isabella, where Columbus
made his first settlement. The Dominican gov
eminent has made generous concession OF
land, and the monument, now in process OF
construction in Boston, will soon be ready for
transportation to the ruins Of old Isabella. The
committee called upon Secretary Tracy and w.
Z. Curtis OF the worids fair bureau Of Latin
republics, both Of whom expressed a lively
interest in the undertaking, which will marx
the beginning Of the great qusdro-centennial
Of America