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The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1892-06-17

many Persons are broken
down from oyerwogk or household cares.
Browns Iron BitfeTs Rebullds The
system, aids digestion, removes excesa 81 bile,
Rnd cures raaiaria. Get The gennlne,
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1892-06-17

Do YOU want " ave rs per cent. qn z nne
saif' IN 81 underwear, Of u fact apy4ailB
Ia Ghe eanta' gaFnlabing lac Is sai 81 "
5oa. Hilssh & scn's, cor kyaE Apa hf9Aa A.a'
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1892-06-17

40 nc latest styles IN hats q Rirach'l
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1892-06-17

Go to Hirscb's il yo1 want TO fnd
the best selection IN Hats.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1892-06-17

The attention OF the readers of the
ECHO is called to the new advertisement
in this Issue headed, 100 Acres Land
for Sale" This is rare opportunity
to procure a desirable tract Of land
near town. Read the ad. and then go
and see that popular milIiner, Mrs. J.
A. Reid, who is Offering same for sale.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1892-06-17

60 to g. A. Cramer for Sewing Macblnes,
Attachments, Oh, Needles, Etc.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1892-06-17

What does it mesn ? We hear of
several pretty heavy deals in real estate
along the Lake front and including the
site of the old Ryan and Geary mil
north toward the N. T. Jones q Co.'S
mill. The gentlemen making the pur-
cbases "never do something for moth
ing" There is something on hand
and time will develop it.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1892-06-17

See advertisement of Thad Mayo,
Notary PobIie, AbstrRcter and Real
Estate Agent. We hardly think it
necessary for us to be introduced to
the public in our new roll, and will
only say we have embarked in the real
estate business and would be pleased
TO have a share of the business of the
pubic in this line.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1892-06-17
EnrHaeE In ~.

"a CnAnfua T.atldK NO Gs7 NArAiEFa lHlQN'
Nhs9 fast aaa lhsra HatRlslags aaoF meAlN'
so LafiHe Etesidaat AHAs ee
tfy
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1892-06-17

The Sisters MarianItes Of Holy Gross,
are making their usual preparations for
the annual exhibition and distribution
Of prizes at the Young Ladies' Academy
and the Boys Psrochial School, tie
exercises at the academy to take place
on June goth, and that Of the Boys
School on the Both. Admission SO
cents. The public are cordially in
Vited to attend.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1892-06-17

Is it not about time that the dog
ordinance was put into effect There
are hundreds of dogs to be seen run
ming our streets day and night, and
not more than one out Of every hundred
is worth more than the small piece Of
meat which it would take to poison
him. Let the "dOg killer" begin his
rounds and not wait until the ''dog
days" have fairly advanced or hydro.
phobia has set in among the CANNES.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1892-06-17

Read special local notice Of DR..
Pierce, homeopathic physician, in
another column of this pepper. The
Doctor has just opened an Office in our
city for the practice Of his profession
and We bespeak for him a liberal share
Of the practice Of Lake Charles and
vicinity. He comes we'll recommended,
and we feel confident in youehsafing
for him good practice.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1892-06-17

blilS to the undersigned EDF eAumluhtoE
and approval by the building com
mittee. l. CRAGER, Secretary.
Having opened my cleaning and dye
shop ut Mrs. HOustOn's, on the lake
front, n. ar Jones mill. now solicit
the patronage Of those having work to
be done in my line.
l2.f J. J WEBSTER.
For Bne clothing and gents furnishing
goods, 20 TO Jos. Hlrscb & Sons.
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Go to G. A. CFamer for srwing Machines
Suits made to order, in the latest styles, at
Jos. Hirsch a. SONS.
Great bargains In gents furnishing goods
at Jos. Hlrsch Il Sons.
The best thing on earth for Ia grippe
il pronounced to be whisky. For fnr-
ther particulars Gull on LHuis Dpbber-
tine, proprietor Of the Sunny South
saloon.
Go to George 4 Swift aud ask for
DIR. H. A. Whites Condition Powders
and bis celebrated Yermlfnge remedy
for Bots, Collie and Tympanitis in
horses andmnles-a spre enre.
The largest and finest hRe Of Clothing
Mems Furnishing Goods and Hats
for al mankind, can DO had Only ut
Hirschls. 37h
FOR DYSPEPSIA,
Indigestion, and Stomach disorders, use
BROWNS IRON BITPERs.
All dealers keep Il, 81 per bottle. Genuine has
trade marx and crossed red lines on wrapper.
Sewing Machines sold on installmeRt plan,
on 81 100 payments, Or on note Plan O. one
and Two years. 9, A. ORAMHR-
Sewing Machines at g. A. CrameFs at
prices from sl5.Oo 70 5000.
] sell Sewing Machines cheap for cash, and
a. reasonable prices on time. G.A'CRANEH'
Gents furnishing goods win be sold AZ
| price ~ order to make room for the fGll trade.
G. A. Gramer has Sewing Machines for sale
at prices e sait the times.
HEany Persons ore broken
down from oyerwogk or household cares
BrQWn's Iron Bitters Rebuilds re
/ system, aids digestion, removes excesa o. bile,
4 and cures malaria. Get The genulRe,
All the latest styles in Hats Of Hirsch's
/ Go TO Hirscb's il yog want 10 find
the best selection ip bats.
go to g. A. CrRmer for Sewing Machlnes,
Attachments, on, Needles, Etc.
When Baby was sick, We gave heF castona'
when she Yves Child, she cried for cagtoF'a.
when shs became Alaai she chung q castoriA'
When she had children, she EaYe them oastoFiA'
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1892-06-17

We would call your esp eoial
attention to the new double column
advertisement headed 'HEhe Coming
Campaign" of Messrs. Woolman &
Williams. They are lin it, as will be
seen BY their advertisement, and intend
you to know it. Their increasing bust
ness has enabled them to make great
reductions 10 prices, and they have
opeued the war Of the new campaign
When sou want anything in their line
don't fell TO call and see them and they
will guarantee to give you satisfaction
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1892-04-28

must be expected from both the old
party leaders, and any seeming
friendship viii only lead to betray-
al. If Republicans who left that
party had approved Of the Demo
cratic party, they would have gone
into that party direct, instead OF
assisting in erecting new organ
ization. If Peoples party Demo
Gratis are satisfied with Republican
ism, they will not need to fuse IN
order to show that satisfaction.
On the money question or on tar
iff, on railroads or taxation, the cid
parties are much nearer together
than the Peoples party is to either.
In Kansas, Democrats ought to be
retormers, and the mass of the rank
and file are refoImers. The place
for any reformer is in the Peoples
party. Fusion will not attract re-
formers but will have the effect of
driving them away. There are but
two classes Of voters that will be
attracted by fusion, and that is the
office seeker and spoils-hunter. The
Peoples party is opposed to both
classes, because the more men of
either class, the more corruption.
A reformation can only be con-
Quoted upon the principle of separa-
tion from opposing elements, and
entire devotion. Fusion is the at
tempt to mingle opposing elements,
and to admit an opponent into the
Peoples party is as unwise as for
one army to admit detachment OF
an opposing army. The Democrat
ic and Peoples parties cannot fuse,
for the want of principles in COM
mon, and while the Peoples party
desires success, it will not-cannot
any doubtful alliances to
success, for such q course
would end in disaster.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1892-04-28
Old Party Politicians.

There can be no reasonable donb
that both the old party politicianI
court the power and influence o
rich corporations. There, also, Cal
be no reasonable doubt that the ricl
corporations are opposed to the peo
ple's movemen; so that both parties
having allied themselves to the enc
my of the people, both parties are
equally to be regarded as the enc.
mics of the people, and long train
of evil to be laid at their door.
Under the present campaign
methods of the old political parties,
of raising and expending large
sums of money in campaign, it is
not to be wondered at that the man
with money is courted by the poll
ticians. Oftentimes the nominee
receives the nomination because he
can, and will, furnish large sum
of money for electioneering purpos-
es. But few politicians are to be
found who are willing to pay out
more than the salary will return,
If indeed there are any, and in
order to keep whole, bargains are
entered into with rings, trusts and
combinations, in which pledges are
made to leave them unmolested.
To such an extent does this prac-
tice prevail that it is a question
whether any leading politician is
free from some entangling alliance
with robber combination. Money
must be had To either win or retain
power; or, at least, politicians be-
lievc so, and Shape their actions
accordingly. Jay Gould testified
before a committee appointed by the
commerce commission
that he used money to defeat an OPP
ponent, either for the nomination,
or at the polls. Recently, the
Maryland Legislature was so openly
bribed rs to become common street
gossip When Mr.. Funston said,
last fall, that all congress would
have to do would be to meet and
pass the appropriation bills, he vir-
tually admitted that both parties
were afraid they would offend the
money power.
If the newspapers have anything
to say at all, it is in defense Of
wrong systems. The jay Goulds
ire lauded. The manufacturers
ire the "benefactors of labor"
Our banking system is the best
,ver devised" Going in debt in
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1892-04-28
Fusion.

The question of fusion of the
Peoples party with the Democratic
seems to have taken such form as to
produce not little agitation in the
Peoples party ranks. Overtufes
from the Democrats and desire to
win by the Peoples party men has,
it seems, led to consideration OF
the advisability of fusion. lt is
needless to say that fusion on the
part of Peoples party men IS al
most generally rejected as being a
sacrifice of principles. The Demo-
cratic party, in it's leaders, is almost
as much opposed to Peoples party
principles as is the Republican par
ty; but fusion with the Republican
party has not even been mentioned
in any locality, so far as we are
informed. Why not fuse with the
Republican party, where the Demo-
Gratis are in the majority, as we'll as
fuse with the Democratic party
where the Republicans are i'll the
majority.
Fusion is as desirable with one
party as with the other, and fusion
is not desirable with either party,
simply because fusion can have but
one result, and that is, eventually,
the disintegration of the Peoples
party.
In the southern states, the Peo-
ple's party must be largely drawn
from the Democratic party. In the
northern states, the Peoples party
is largely drawn from the Republic
an party. The new party is a re
form party, and really its work is to
carry forward new movement, and
it bids for the sympathy and sup
port of all men who believe in
reformation.
Neither of the Old party politi-
clans can either sympathize with
or support the new movement, be-
cause it is opposed to almost all
they have hitherto supported, and
because it assails their systems
the workmanship of their hands.
unstilitN tn the new movement
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1892-04-28

Megrimine is the only guaranteed
permanent cure for headache and
neuralgia. Relieves in 20 to 80
minutes. A great blood cleanser
and stimulant that in time positively
cures. Sample free, The DR..
Whitehall Megrimine Co., South
Bend, Ind.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1892-04-28

DR.. M. Kozel, Hutchinson, Kas.
is curing birth-marks, moles, warts,
old sores, tumors, cancers; also all
other chronic diseases, male or
female. Send &c stamp for terms.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1892-04-28

every conceivable form is recon-
mended. TIE railroads have the
ablest advocates, and the people are
indirectly taxed to the extent of
fifteen dollars per capita, to meet
the reckless expenditures Of bill
lion-dollar congress.
The real condition of the masses
is carefully concealed. Selling land
under foreclosure of mortgage is re-
ported as go much debt paid. The
city papers are full of the prosperi-
ty of farmers, and the rural press is
full of the prosperity of laborers Of
the cities. The money power is
held in line by perpetuating their
robbery of the masses, and the
masses are held in line by decep-
tion, The large sums of money are
used to corrupt the press and the
vicious voter, but in the long run,
the deluded working people foot the
whole bill, and the partisan voter is
led to glory in the man who robs
him,
The little finger q Wall street is
thicker than the loins Of twelve
millions of men who earn their liv-
ing by the sweat of their brows.
The eviction of one hundred thou
sand persons in one year, in single
city, and their cry of distress, witt,
the politician, excites neither SYM
pathy or comment. Ten thousand
children in single city debared
from attending school for want of
clothing is utterly ignored by So
called statesmen. Old fires Of hate
are rekindled. Sham battles over
measures are apparently
fought with great bitterness.
The hand of the politician is
always upon the pulse of plutocra-
cy. If there is unrest, Immediately
the patient is soothed with more
or;y;lao,o Tho poIiticiau ic a con,
vile and corrupt tool, without hon
or or hopesty-without patriotism;
a vuIture devouring the bodies OF
his victims; more dangerous than
the millionaire, or a'foreign enemy;
lower than the fallen angels; filthier
than scavenger, and more detesta-
BILE than the otfscouring of the earth.
Do YoU want some new books for
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1892-04-28

Do YoU want some new books for
your Alliance library? Then get
up club for the AGIrAToR. Write
for terms.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1892-04-28

SEND TEN CENTS for bundle of
Reform papers, for distribution
among your weak-kneed friends
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1892-04-28

READ "BoDd- Holders and Bread
Winners" Order through this
office.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-03-28
Gs eiebt nod 3t6ter lit 9rcuBen.

9as .beutlde &ei6ssert6t bepies Dor
penigen Sabren i'm 8rpseB @effden, DAB IS
ii0 nidt ieber bespotti6en 8lutir beugt.
Canals par es Dor Nqen 8ismar6,
ipelaer Elm StrafurtbeiI geaen ben Nnz
getla9ten serlan9te, neil oteier Die Dem in
jenen Gagen nod a1mG6ti9en e%tlernen
8analer unIiebiamen @rinnerungen bes
ioeben Deritorbeneu eolen &aiiers Sriebri6
ilber Die @rridtung oes reuen Deutiden
9teihts ner0ffentll6t bate. 9as Gei6Sz
9eridt l6lug Die Nuftage nteoer.
Qlber audi ipe3ieu preubil6e @eridte be-
ipeilen iett tpteoer. oaB Tie feline piufdbriz
gen 9iener Der @epalt ftno. Die MfaIez
itatSbeleiOignugsanflase gegen Die u&olniz
ide 3eitun9". ipegen ibreS, uniereu 8elern
w%obIbefannten, ge9en Die faiierliae 8rons
benburgerz9 te6e gerihteten MrttfelS Sin
frii6er 3ug", Durce, ME oas &abel melDet,
bonn 2aEbsertdt nieoer9eibla6en.
IS lit Dtes cine fur6tbare 8lama9e fir
ben Staatsantpalt, Der Die Nnflage erbob,
unO ebeniO fir gbO6ere" Wd@te, tpel6e
Derarti9e ni6tsmiirbige 8erfolgungen Der
8reiie in BreuBen DeranlaBt baben iplen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-03-28

3teIt tperben. 9as babe iid i6on benin
@enfer 66iebseeri6t a6er Die alabama"
ge3eigt. Die i9iebsgeri6tItbe Nnaelegenz
belt 3tpiihen @rOBbritannien uno Yortugal
i6nebe jest ni6t bier Sabre, lonoern ein
Sabr. limb aeraOe bur6 8eibebaltung oes
iebiaen modus vivendi iperoe Die i6ieosz
geri9tlide @nti6etoung bel6leuntgt; our6
8erbanolunge1 liber eth einltpetlt9es neues
uebereinfommen peroe tie Da9egen Der3Os
aert. lBas bas 11rtbetl brtt!l6er Sahperit6rz
6iger iiber Die acknowledgement Der Sees
hunoe betreffe, 10 lei es eben cine Nufgabe
bes S9teDsgeri6ts, aud ilber otele Sragc
al entiheioen uno atpar mad Mub0runa
Der SahoeritGnoiQen bejDer 8arteien. WaS
Die ~borgeidlagene Notwithstanding be-
treffe, 10 oer9efie Die britii6e 9tote 9an3,
ben Ser. Staaten al aeigen, nie ie BON
einem Guf ben SeebunSSfang i'm 8ebrinas>
nicer au5laufenoen S1iffe erft cine 8iir9z
ihaft erlau9en f0unten. &ur5 = fuenrt
@roB6ritonien itG niht auf cine 8erlGnaez
rung oeS frltber BON ibm engenommenen
modus vivendi e~tnlaiie. 10 pIiroen bic Ser.
Staaten 1idt fir bic Solgen DeranttDort=
lib lett. Itno ipenn Die Negierumg @roB>
brttdnnienS IS ablebne, sum S@ube Der
Seebunoe bis Sur @ntl6eibung beS S6iebse
9ert6tS mitsutpirfen, 10 iet IS 9tlidt Der
Ser. Staaten, BON it6 aus Die Seebunosz
r6uber fe%rn5ubalten.
gtud) biele 9arriion'i6e gote bat 6anb
Mno SUP unb entiprtGt DEN 2lnforoeruneen
Der 8ernunft uuO Der 9~tdtionalebre.
Mufga6e Der Ser. Staaten lit IS Nun, sl
D%erbiuoerI. baB Seebunoe tpeiter ais 30
0teileu bon Den arerifanii6en pribDlotfc
Snleln erle9t iDerben uno nornentlid ben
Deibliden Seebulneit, tpsl6e ibre Nabrung
200 bis 300 Wleileu bon ienen Snieln ent<
fernt iudeI, Sd)ub 81 geipGbren. 3ole
cutter llncle Son1'S Derben 5u Oielem
3nede redt5eitig an Ort unO Stele lein;
Der SeebunOsfang im 8~ebrtngslneer fam
nGmlid] nidt Dor @noe beS Otai ooer glnz
fang bes SUM beginner, neil Die Sec porz
ber ni6t offen lit. SIM gtotbfaa t0nnen
aud 9rDBere ameritanii1e &riegSl9iffe
redtSeitig bort eri6etren.
6dtte Salisbury feline StGnfereien unter>
Ia1ien, 10 mare Der SdieoS9eri6tsnertrag
I6n9it bon unierem Senat beitdtigt unb
bas S6teOs9eridt t0nnte idon lit nG6iter
Sett ietne Gr6eit beginner.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-03-28
gu biel SeWentltMfeit.

Die 4re1ie lit Elm getpaLttgeS 6llfsmittel
unlerer OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES aber aud ein
I6tperer 6emmlhub iiir bielelbe. Cine un>
sGblige Wleuge BON Berbreden, Die unge1tort
beaan9en peroen unb ungeiii6nt bleiben
Diroen, tperDen our6 Ie ans 2t6t ge>
sogen; ite lit Der Stahel unierer Boli3eiz
bebDrpen unlerer S~taatsanpGlte ulp
SDln9t lie. III iDie Dielenbuuoert uno tauienD
6Glen tpi0er beren Wiuen, benz Uerbreheu
nodSulpilren uno bic Yerbre1er 81 faiien.
Nber penn ie bas be!perfiteltgt 6at, bann
beginnt iie i6r eigenes gutes Werf 81 sers
it0ren. Statt Der Holi3et u1D ben @ellhz
ten be6ilfli6 su iein, binbert ie fe IN Der
Nusiibuna ibrer GbGtigfeit, pereitclt our6
tbre Observation-Disclosures oeren Bcmibuns
gen, Die notbigen Getpetie gu erlauoen, u1o
lparnt burh tbre 8erihte bic S1ulot8en
Der Der i6nen o~robenoen @efabr.
S15 lit gang b~elonberS tpteoer Der SSau
bel Der jeBt bespnnenen 9eridtliden Inter-
iu6ung 9egen Die 8uboler int Stabtratb.
SaB Die Yreile ben 6auptanItoB our Ser
folgung oerlelben gegeben uno Die erlten
9lnbaltspunfte eeger oieielben Q~eliefert bat,
unterliegt fetnem 3neifel uuO 9erei6t ibr
our @bre. 9amtt bate ite iid dber g~eniigen
laiien ioaen. Statt beiien 9ebt iie, in benz
Wettitreit gfeues ,u brt,aen. bin uuo uerz
0ffentli6t nidt nur Dor Der Sett midtiaes
Betpeis material, lonbern iie aerit0rt aeraoez
3u Die Queue, aus pelher Elm oroBer She'll
Sieles MQteriols Qeid0pft purDe unb bic
mod, nieImehr hGtte lietern fSnnen. mGre tie
oehsim ophJieben Sip nennt ME g}o,nen
Observation-Disclosures mrb fpornt iie boourd. orf
ibrer SUIT au iein, bic oeaeu iie ~norbanbenen
GSH RI IAhcfnpf1o tnnnff6{f az 3prfInrpn hfp
2elloen uenn mDalih o~b,ufQufen. Ser
5to9tsonmolt, Der Gorither nnb bic I}itz
oIieper Der @rono Sur0, bic 2euaen tperoen
~Susoenumnf. unb mos bis 3urn Tooe Der
Sffentfider @erihtsnerbon0[una tiefeS Sc
beirnnis bIeiben IoIte. fonl1t n%oraeitia ans
Toaesliht.
SoIte bic 0erfolouno oeoet Sic ftobt,
r6tblidneu 8uboler fe6lid,[aoen. 10 miro bic
esnintinnsbniCherei her 1,reiie eiren oroRsn
Shell per ghnio trnoen, Sic ihnIDiSem
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-03-28
Gttt ferMiaer WIter.

@rit bic Grippe un6 6anr tbr nod
l6ltmmereS QnbGngIel, bic 2ungenent3iinz
oung, iieqrei6 3u iiberteben, oas lit ielblt
fir frdftige WfGnner i'm blibenoiten glitter
i6mer. Nte Dtel lhmerer nod fur etner
@rei5 in Den 96tatgen!
0oA oaS Glteite Wtitglieb Der au1erieantz
%ienator Suitin Smitb WorrtlI bon
ietn Observation-Disclosures 2sbensia6r aurifz
legt, bat es fertte ee5raht! 0or Denigelt
Gasen batten Tim Die Waibtngtouer NerSte
10 3temlt6 %aufae9e9eben !; aber init pun0erz
barer Gebens5dbi8tett bat CT ft6 lett6er err
bolt; u1o iein BemuBtiein pte ieine Wils
leusfraft batten i'm aud wGbreub ber
v&riiis" nidt perlalen.
Oils Die Staatsgelebgebung bon Sermont
i'm i'm 2aufe Des SapreS 1890 gum %fiinften
Wfale gum Sunoeslenatnr mGblte. belt nun
es tit meDr els tDaDri6etnlih, baB oer for7
perlt6 unb geilti9 10 frilde @reiS aud bielc
neue ledSidbrige, DOM 4. MGrs 1891 bis
gum 4. WtGr3 1897, alio beinabe bis our
8olIen0uug leines Observation-Disclosures 2es
b~enSja1res, 9ebenoe Senatur pDllig aus
lebet tperoe. Gr lbetnt Die 0offnuna err
fIllen Su pollen. uno Daruul lolte er
ni6t? sat boob MtOltfe ipgar nod aGs
9teunaiger DolIauf ietne Yfli6t getban ais
beutl1er Bar~lamentarier. llno Der bate
bod nod Elm tpett an%itren9enOereS &eben
binter lib als Der StGatsmann bon Bers
mont.
9asipeft ibrisenS aud Dor 2ebterem !
Morriu's 2aufbabn i'm Senat pie iein pors
berisss atp0lfidbri0es Birfen i'm nationalen
Nbgeorbnetenbauie lit riibmli6. 1no baB
er ais acknowledgements Der Gater bes
&riegstarifs bon 1861 nuros. Der mad ibm
nod beute Der yW%orriutarif" beiBr, per5etz
ben i9m in Nubetro6t Der bamaligen
v&rieesnotbmenoisfeit" ielbit bic SreibGnoz
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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-03-28
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itattltilben Mnlts i'm erlten 8ierteliabrS>
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lief itd) bic ortsantpelenbe 8ep0lferung be5
Ge;ds am !. December 1890 na6 enbglltiz
eer Seitltellun9 bes gotts3 G~blungsergebz
mites auf 40, 428, 40 Gtnmobner, bon
Denen 2 ,230, 832 mannli6en, rs, 1877 ,638
ipeibli6en @eldle6ts maren. 0ie Golfsz
3Gblung bonn l. December 1885 bate cine
Beu0lterung BON {, 1855. 704 ergeben, iooaB
bic @tnmobneraabl tnsWii6en utn 2,572, 766
aeltieaen lit. gu oieier 3u1a1me bat frei7
lid nit einenl lebr tletnem 1beile aud bic
@rperbung 0el9oIanos beigetragen, 6as
an L. December 1890 2086 0epobner
bate. 6tebt man bon bieiem neueriporz
benen @ebietstheile ab, 10 nerbleibt cine
!8unabme mGbrenb Der lebten Bolts
3Gblunesperiobe bon 2,570.680 Gintpobs
lern. @r6Ber mar in berielben !3eit bic
natiirlihe MISUNDERSTANDING, btez
ienioe clio, tpelhe burd, ben ueberjhuB Der
9abl Der @eboreueu itber bic Der @eltorbez
men peranlaBt lit. SIS betrus nGmlib Die
i3abt Der iii Dem .3ettraum stpilGen ben
beioen Gclfs3dblun9en porgefommenen Sc
burton elnldl teBlt6 Der Sootgeburten)
Oils 49,. SterbefGQe (etnlhlieRLih Der
GDogeburten) 6,206, 956 uno ionlit Der @t1
burteniberiduB 2,9O1,8 76. 6iereeeen Die
tbatlG6lide !8unabnae bon 2.570.680 9ez
balteu, erglebt iib Elm l1nterihieo BON 3d.
1876, tpel1er Sen Gerluit balteut, ben Die
Bep0Iferung oes Neids tn benz fiinfid1riaen
8eitraum nurb Wanoerungen erlitten bat.
8ie lett @rri0tuna oes beutlden 0teihs
peranltalteten 8olfSsdblulisen BADEN err
oeben 1871 41.058, 1872 @iunobner, 1875
IL, 727, 800. 1880 45,234.061, 1885 49,
855, 704 unb 1890 9,428, 40 Giumohuer
Sn Dem 9ansen 19jd1riaen 3eitraum ba
lid Denna6 Die 8epolfet ung Des 9teidS
um 1860, 678. BEL Qusi6luB 5sl9oIan0s
un 1857. 1922 &0pfe permeprt.