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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-03-31

The Young Travellers Aid society, OF
Boston, provides matrons at various sta
lions who assist young women in finding
their friends, direct them to their rela-
lives, supply them with food when needed
and see them safely across the city.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-03-31
when xou Are Short of Ice.

You can keep butter and milk fresh n
long time in warm weather without ice
by wrapping Il large porous pot in Il wet
cloth and inv ,lting it over the butter or
milk, The external evaporation cools the
interior. Good Housekeeping
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-03-31

to appear at the war department and be
sworn into the United States service. All
but II rebelled, slung their muskets
into the racks with a bang and marched
out of the armory. AS 40 men was the
minimum required by the war department
the company had to be recruited. In three
days time the 10 men were secured, but
only after numberless black balls of doubt
full applicants. On the 18th of April the
president called for volunteers at large, and
the 40 Rifles, fully equipped and carrying
twenty rounds of bullets, double quicked
to the war department for muster IL was
the first body of men sworn to defend the
assaulted Union under the presidents call
The twenty rounds of bullets were to guard
against an attack in the streets threatened
by Washington roughs.
On the 10Th the rifles began their war
duties as guards to the home of Gen. Scott
and the state department. On the 18TH
detail under Lieut.. w. W. Webb seized
the steamer St. Nicholas at it's wharf on
the Potomac, with cargo of supplies for
Confederate use the first hostile act of the
Union forces. The same day detail
seized the telegraph office on Pennsylvania
avenue During the next five days the
company furnished guards and scouts for
tha ,,,|,,a,,ts ,,ho,, a,ar,. n,,i.a he.t bigb
IN ,nd ont NJ yv,.hin,rton on ree;0ned
md ,vont o,e,. f., so,.a'ied VIRGINIA Com.
,nndora p,,,ho,on ,an,r,anInr of Inc
Wo.hin,,tnn ns,,,, ,arI md "pripcn,,
\t.nrr,er c,,,t1i, Of ,,,,n of tbo two rn,.lt.
Ior 6,ttnri.s IN Wn.hi,,,ton and other i'm.
1,,ortisI n0icars roiIa,f.od on and INN.
dreds If .ninylinatcs' wont vii h theo,
On T,a on,h 49,, ,,l.,,,.a,,h .,.,s ,,t Mt
p,I,ir,~ra ,,,J t,o r,iiroodo ,ro..d MORT h
fror, that noin+ Nnr,la,d refusod IA nor.
mir t.nioY, trno,,. tn cross I'a, soil to ,eocb
tLn c.,,ito, ,,d p,ndra.s famed w wild
n,,d oxciti,,, r,,,,,ors y,os oIl nhouf ti,n cit.
ndn1 IF tba n.tinn,s homes me nl,ro ia
lnn1, for Lel,, ,,nu tba nortb Lu+ how. es.
t,lIi.b +o,rL Of oli,o,y ,,.itb tho riouta.
men vi the states supposed to be marching
TO the relief of the isolated capital? There
were rumors that volunteer regimen lay
at Annapolis anxious to make Wa,hing-
ton b. way of the junction, but that the
railway was blocked or cut
On he 23d detachment Of Rifles volun-
tecreC for service outside OF the District Of
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-03-31
Hosiery.

To start the season with
some snap and introduce still
more extensively our Hosiery
department, the largest by all
odds in Burlington. we will
place on sale the following
special values
90 dozen Ladies Imported Fast
Black Hose, Hermsdorf dye, reg
ular IS cent quality; tor one
week commencing to-day We
shall sell
8 Pairs for 50 Gents.
Is dozen Ladies' fine Onyx
Hose, same gauge usually sold
for IS cents pair,
For this sale p CENTS
Ladies extra heavy Smith g.
Angell's Fast Black Hose. extra
stout, great for wear. 1t isn't
necessary to say anything about
this dye. You know it IS all right.
Great value
1t 50 Cents,
Misses Onyx Fast Black
plain Cotton Hose, extra
weight, good for present wear
splendid value and we recon-
mend them for durability,
p Gents.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-03-31

The Doctors L.aughters" is the name
Of an association Jf forty women in San
Francisco, and their mission is to raise
funds and distribute them in personal Wis.
its to the sick poor
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-03-31

"Feebly she laugheth in the lHngu'd moon.
while Porpvrho upon her face doth 10 X" and
wonders what has swclleu 1t SO. When he
finds it is neuragia however he does not lose
his head, but having - cents in his inside
pocket, invests it in a bottle of Salvation OIL.
Endorsed by the people as safe, rei Bile,
harmless and cheap lemedy. DR.. Bulls Cough
SWIM
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-03-31

Save pieces of strisg as they are brought
into the house, tie them together and wind
into balls. Sc these for knitting dish
cloths and you will find them much more
.erviceable than any other kind.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-03-31
10 Cents.
BED SPREADS.

Large size white crochet
Bed Spreads, soft finish, no
dressing, will compare with
regular goods at $3.50, on sale
At S1.19.
Finer spreads Marseilles
patterns, assorted styles, would
be good value at $2.5o, we are
selling them fast at
S1.98.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-03-31

1t is estimated that about 5000 women
are employed in american printing Offices
at from $500 to $500 salary. Men receive
double this amount for the same work
Exchange.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-03-31

How to make children healthy and happy
feed them when they a-c babies with MeIIln 5
Food.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-03-31

Iron napkins perfectly dry before fold
ing; iron only on one side, to preserve the
polish, and with the selvage, to bring out
.ne pnttcrn
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-03-31

Label your plants by painting shingles
wzite ths .aams with Alsad pn0il
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-03-31
BOSTON STORE
eand 5s Church ST.. Burlington, VT.
Special
Values
Worthy
Immediate
Attention.
Dress Goods.

Fine imported all wool Bed
ford Cord. 38 inches wide &C
tual measurement. in the most
desirable spring shades of
mode. tan, pearl grey, slate,
Russian green, myrtle, navy,
seal and golden brown, hello
trope and wine, worth one
dollar yard. We offer this
as an extraordinary bargain at
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-03-31
rs Cents.

We advise our customers to
compare these goods with any
sold in the city at S. per yard.
CAe9tot .Su1ftn@S. diagonal
mixtures and herringbone
stripes, light and dark shades,
36 inches wide, very pretty.
durable material and splendid
value at
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-03-31

Norwood boiled in vinegar and APP
piled hot, with enough clothes wrapped
around to keep the flesh moist, is said to
be an invaluable remedy for a sprain or
bruise.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-03-31
25 Cents.

One case Outing Cloths,
spring styles, regular 12H ct.
quality. We shall offer this
lOt ar
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-03-31

1EDMLLED'oR is49
l%aR HM C,Sssa J
BONDAT FRERES
MEDAILLE DOR 1889
The Jouvin Gloves stand
clearly at the head of the fine
grades Of Kid Gloves sold in
this country. Since we intro
duced them to our trade, they
have grown gradually in pOpu-
larity, until now we import
them direct in large quantities.
We recommend this make of
Gloves as the best, superior
line Of Sucdes.
To- day qce place on sale
oar 1892 Spring Import
atoms, Tie laryest lot Of
Cloves erer shoaon By as.
The q" MaggiOni " Gloves,
formerly sold as the "Cente-
m, RI" Gloves, have stood the
test of critical buyers for near
~ 20 years. We have sold them
right here in Burlington for
more than Is years. We rec
Ommend them as the best me-
dium-priced real Kid Gloves to
be found.
We have the sole agency for
both Of the above Gloves.
We carry the best "MOusque-
taire Dollar Glove" to be found.
They come in black and fine
line of c0lors, states, tanS, etc.
Mail orders promptly filiel.
Ask fer price list OF Gloves,
Silk Gloves and Mitts, TafTeta
Gloves, etc.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-03-31
SCOTTDS MlNUTEMEN.
THE LIFE GUARD OF THE NEW
GOVERNMENT IN 1861.
Some Truth About tho Heroes of Wash
ingtOn's Darkest Days Before and After
Sumter FclI-The District Volunteers
and Their Crack Company.

copyright, 1882. by American Press Associa-
ton. Book rights reserved.l
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-03-31
FROM THE
Dry Goods Economist !;

"At first rumOr crept slow
~ in the annals OF fashion a
few years ago that
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-03-31
; Pairs for 50 Gents,

Is dozen Ladies' fine Onyx
Hose, same gauge usually sold
for 3S cents 4 pair,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-05-30

ben Staaten 9araguao ober 8oIipia fallen
Ialien m66te, Der @rbaltung ipertb err
i6etnt. Sbr Berlul1 wiroe eben Braltlten
um eun SeAitel Derfleinern.
Da Der .3ugang 5u Der BrooIn5 BON
Often Der Hber 9aub Elm lebr l6iptertger
lit, uno Der YerfeDr nit Oerlelben l1ur aut
benz Yarana unO ieinen 3uRliien befperts
iteltgt tperben fanu, bate Die brattltantlHe
9tegierung bas 8anaeri@iff Solilnoes ents
lanot, nm BEN Barana 10 nett ais moalt9
binauf3ugeben, uno alS StlBpunft oec H1s
ternebmuneen 9egen Die Nufitdnotlden gu
bienen, lopie Ben Sruppen Wunition 3u3uz
fiibren. Our6 Den entleblihen Untcr9a11g
oes S6iffes, Der bur6 leine BlObllbtett
urD ben 8erluit an Wtenldenle6en al ben
bes v@roBen Gburfuriten" erinnert, lit otez
les 8orbabeu einltpeiIen p%ereitelt, uno Die
Ne0gli1feit Der 8eliegung beS N%ufitanoes
meiter binausgel6pben DDroen.
Ser Solimoes nat Elm 5tpeitburmtger
Wonitor unb zines Der Sebn Yan5eri6ifle
Der brainii@en Tlotte. Sein Gerluit ut
alio, bel 6er @eringfi9i9feit Der braltllant1
i6e1 Tlotte, Elm iebr empftnoll6er, llnD
Diro ben 8unbcsbeD0reen in Jtto De Sas
Metro ihlinme StunDen perurladen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-05-30

Lamb nun I'll erlparten ? GntiDeoer miro es
bon ben 9taturfrGiten duigeriebell, ooer bon
ben Woetotpitern, Die ben Ouuger ais alien
Sat fennen unb, nsun tie Den Setno aud
nidt lelbit lGlagen iolten, i'm mir 5u be-
urrubtgen braudten: Sis unb S6nee,
ytegen uno Giimpfe, Ntntb uno GlenD perz
ben oarn i6on bos uebrtge tbun. Sour
Senanb, Der Die 8erbGltniiie niOt tennt,
fanit Ddher BON etnem fir Oeutl6lano en-
folgrei6en &rie9e segen Nublalo trdunlea;
BiSmard wuBte es mobl, tuarum ct 1tetS
Dor elmer Nngriffspolttif 9esen GuBlallo
tparnte, unb Wilbelm l. oriGte aus 0enlelz
BEN @riinben DIT beioe Nugen Dor Der Hls
peridGmtbeit &uBlanbS su. g8tlbelm IL
lpGte aud ipiiien, mas CT in GuBlalD 81
errparten bat uno ALIEN Nnl6etn nab bebt
aud) Ct, Der ia einen She'll bieies trGurtgen
2anDes fennen gelernt bat, Dor Dem Geoars
fen 3uritd, Seer unb EDron in etnelft
Sample gegen Den vGploB nit tbDnernen
SirBen" alf oaS SPIEL au ieben.
Ser G6te Gulie baBt ben ibm in 10 bielet
9in9en iberle0enen 9eutlden pie Die
mei1ten Slapen e5 tbun, aus gan0em 0er3en,
uno Die 9rphungeu Sfobelelp'S mGren
l6on LANCE tpahr gemaht iDorDen, tuenn e5
ben Guilen 1ur al etnem 0ing niht teblte:
nGmli6 en- @elo. vY4ir balien Die Deuts
lden, unD mir piiroen ibntn ben &rteg er<
tlaren," rtef flraiid Elm HuIle BET etnem
paniIapiltii6en Bartlett i'll Betersbur8,
vaber Die 0Gnoe iino uns gebunoen; iptr
bnbel1 Die 6ungersnotb i'm Ganoe uro tet1
@,eln, UNI Die gtrm1ee m0bil 81 lla6eu."
90, tpie jener bohitebenoe Nulle, oentt
Die Wiebraabl ieiner 2anbSleute, ulo loute
GuBlano eiuen 8unoesaenonen ft:oen, Der
ibm aus Der &lemlme bilit. bann lit cine
&riessertldrung an 0eutiblano unper7
meiolid. Sranfreid ioQte oiele Stole lberz
nebmen, aber eS ipsiB audi, moran Jtubtano
franft unb lit Dor ben SFolgen zines Suno>
ni1leS nit 9tuBlano bange.
Mleranoer III. enoli6 1T ourbaus nI6t
friegerlib geitnnt, mle t@ aus gutter Queue
peiB; ct fur6tet Elm 8ilnDulB nit benz re-
p%ubltfanii6en Sranfretd abnt ct bod, ooB
es nit ieiner Selbltberrll6fett 81 GnDe 1T,
penn Oeutidlano, oaS vfefte 8ollmerf oes
Mouar6iSmus," Die BtSn1ard etnr1al
lagte, uno Selterrei6, bon ibEr uno ben
5ran3oien aeri1mettert an 8ooen lie8en.
9te eigentltde Trieaspartet TT 9tuBlano
itno BET bobs goel uno Die Streber i'm
6sere; 1ie baben Die oeutl6en NoeliBen aus
ben SfleeproDin5en aus Dem StaatSoIenlte
DerbrGngt uno liebaugeln nit ben Trans
soien, lit beren 6auptltaot Tie Die tbren
@iitern unb Dem Staate abgerungsnen un0
9eitoblenen @elDer perlubeln.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-05-30

Dingen beftinmeaben GinfuB sepins
men, aud Die poIirtl6e 3ufunft uns
fiher iei." Nud in bieiem Sab iniebt
man tpieoer 6ofl&ransen etc. boz; aber
Dieie Iodine Sittton, mte ale Die beitimmt
olsgeiprobenen Grtpartunser,, baB Der
&atier Elm Wta6tport ipre6en meroe, fallen
nit Der bon Dem 0auptsB rojectmaber @sz
beinratb &uuse fiirsli6 perDfentli6ten
@rfldrung 3uiammen, baB er i'm Qtuftrage
Des &aiierS banDle. 0ie Gaelaril0en BlGne
finoeu oaber Die Betpiuigung bes GaeIars,
uuo r@aeiarii6" ftnoet man tie nur, neil
@ilbelm II. BET 10 pielen @elegenbetten in
9teoen unO ionitigen MeuBerungen oas pers
f~aHunasmdBige SreibeitSgefibG bes 8oltes
rerlebt uno our1 gcuntiu6t, Mbgelhloiz
ienbeitc 6errl6erftol3 uno 9elegentli6e
@inilingswtrtbidaft ernfte 8eDenfen err
regt unb ith Dtel %unpopuldter genadt bat,
ols ieine gauge Gesierun95fIibrung re6tz
fertigt. 8ieQeiht tommt aud BET bteier
Qngelegenbeit, ME bel Dem Sbulgeleb Elm
Wlahtwort uno Dem &ultusminiiter mltB
bet 6ausminiiter fol9en; aber es lit bo6
auBerDroentli6 bebauerli9, baB Oas Ser
bGltntB 5tDil6en 8olf uno 0errlher imlner
bon Nteueln our3 iol6e 3wil6eniGae 0ez
trubt tDtro.
Saul @oIff.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-05-30
Semtf9es Stat II. Set @ereitti9tett
Gto0teu.

g8ie piel 9eutihe giebt IS in ben Ser.
Staaten, B. b. ni1t nur etugetpanoerte
9eutihe, ionoern 8emo6ner bon rein
beuti6er. unUermil6ter Nbltammung2
Oteie Srage lit in Der IeBten l3elt 10 otcI>
fab aufgelDorfen unb Die 3ahl Der Oeutl6en
1T 10 oft ibertrieben bod angegeben DorDeu,
bah mir nerju9en tpolen, an Der 0Quo Der
Stattitif Den gegentpGrttgen SeItano bes
9eutldthums in hen Ser. Staaten einigerz
maBen aundberno feftauiteIen.
Qetoer gebt uulere @tntDanoerungs Sta
ti1ttt ni6t iiber ba5 Sabr 1920 binaus u1o
nur bon oieiem Sabre an tam ma re6nen.
g8as barber binaus ltegt, lit refine 8erz
m~utbungslade.
Die @eiammtz @tntpar6erung in ben
fieb3ig Sabren oil 9eutl9en betrua
1904, 1913; iAnet geielen it6 nod 171,269
S6Wei5er uno 434, 488 Seiterrei6er Ri.
98enn mir berildit6tigen, baB Der 9lusz
tpanberungstrieb Der Oeutl9en tets 9r0Ber
mar, als Der Der romaniihen @0lfer, 10 lit
es ni@t gu DieL aere6net, ipeun mir ans
nebme1, DOB bon ben 171,269 SAtpetaern
bret Stertel Oas 9~egenpdrtige 8es
D0lferuu9s SerhGltniB in Der S9meia lit
71.32 D. $. beuti6, 1858 b. $. romanti6)
0eutlde Daren. 8on Der Dlterreidiiden
~Gtutpanoerung re9nen mir, benz gegen>
tpGrttgen 8epDIferungs s8erbGltrtB entz
ipredenb, 36 b. $. 9euti9e. Nir erbalten
0ann
Deuti6e 1904, 1913
y G6met3er 1913, 442
Seterrei6er 156,416
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-05-30
See ttatersaH8 SeS Pamserf0tTs
S~DLtutoeS.

Dte iin9fte Der &epubIiten bat ge6.
SIR Die IangeOtube, tpeIber fih unter Der err
Ieu6teten &egierung bes benz 3eiteeiite folz
9enoen DOM gSeoro II. oas &ailerret1
8ralilien %erfreute, bat bic Jtepublit 8raIts
lien nnruben obne @noe etngetauiht-Nufz
ftGnoe in Der 9auptitaot un0 in ben 9roz
Din3en pehieIn chamber ab; basu tpurDen
Die 0afenltdote an Der atlanttl6en &Ifte
bonn geIbeH Steber furdtbar 6eimgeIu9t.
Ser neueite Nufitan6 lift Der Der 8ropin8
Wtatto @roiio, iDel6e obtpohl iie nur 80, 900
@~tnpobner 3dbIt, uno Elm 1400-1500 SUB
bobes. nit @ras, 8ui6wert unb ntsori9em
@alo bemabieues. gum gr0Bten Sbeile nrts
fru6tbares Sanoiteinplateau lit, bod in
SSolge ibrer groBen rGumli6en Qusbebnuna
= ite umfaBt 532, 800 Quooratmeilen, lit
alio fait 10 groB Dte @lasfa unO mebr ais
Doppett 10 groB ME Der Staat Seras = unb
neil man iie nIAt an Die an tie angrensenz
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-05-30
S@trs iber oen 9emtf6s 2Gmertea
1ter tn Oct 9oltttf.

Set Dem 8anfett, bas gu G6ren 6es gonz
bents oeutlher SournaltIten in Der Gteoerz
t%ranabaae 81 Stem gort abgebalten tpurbe,
belt aud @arl S6ura cine Jtebe, ber mir
tolgetoe treflt@e Ino Notwithstanding
0auptitelen entnebmen:
v9as 11rtbeil Der omerttanii9en goIittz
ter, - mentgltens man6er bon ibnen, -
Iber nns 0eutl6e lit ni6t INNER gan3
gun1ttg. IS giebt 6emotrattl6e Politifer,
Die oa lagen: Die beuti6en 9emofraten
leien ausgeset6nete 8Irger; Die 9euti6en
tpnroen i'm Nu9emetnen portrefft1e W2en>
4en Ietn, DGren MIR ntAt 10 piele 9tepuz
blttaner oarunter. (@eId6ter.) nn5 res
publttanti6e Bolititer f6nnenSie iagen boz
ren: Die 9eutl6en ieten etn GuBerlt ttlin>
i6enspertbes 8ep0lferungselelneitt, nit
Musnabme Der alI3u pielen oeuti6en 0e>
motrate1. bon ben Mugtpamps gar ni9t
gu lpre6en. (@rpBes @e!Ghter.) SIN Der
Shat, mas Die Wiugpumps betrifft, 10 fino
IT'D Demofrattl6e uno repubIifautl1e BoIi>
ttter IN lol6' ungunitigem urtbeil 10 stert>
LID eLntg. $50 ipreAe aus perlDnIi6er
Grfabrung. (@elG6ter.)
u8on ben Yolttitern beiber Barteien
babe t9 leoO6 5uneilen ben 0eutl6en elm
Compliment MAIDEN boren, - Elm untDinz
turltdes, ntbt ielten nit elmer letien 8ers
plnl6ung Derbunbenes Compliment, oas
nleinem oeuti9en 6eraen 6uBerit tpobl that
nu0 IS 1tol3 ma6te. @enn Die Barteipo>
litter aut Der etnen n6er Der anoeren Settle
etpaS belonoers 9tt6tsnuBi9es ODER ToIes
borbatter1, Damn eri6ou ni9t lelten Der
Narnungsruf: v9alt, bas ge6t ni6t.
Sbun MIR bas, 10 itnO mir unlerer 9euts
lde1 1t1t it1er. Oas MAIDEN nniere
Oeutld1en nt6t nit" O1eine 6erren,
lu3en mir oieles Compliment bebarrIt6 su
nerolenen. Der Guf, baB IS mar6eD inse
giebt, tpel6e Die 9eutihen ME mitmaben
Deroen, oerl9aftt uns Diel mebr N9tung
uro @tnluB in oieier &epublit, ais Der
trenelte Parteioienlt." (@roBer 8eifal.)
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-05-30
4,788.986

ais beutlde ~@inpanberung Der lebten iiebai9
Sabre. sSie Srage lift ieBt, tpie bel itno
Danpn nod aln Seben uno uul nie DieL
babeu tie iiW Dcrmebrt.
Sci Der ntangelbaften @eburtsz uro
Sterbeftatiifit friberer Sabre eiebt uns ben
e~insigen Nnbaltspunft 3ur 8eanttportung
bieier 8rase Der @enius BON 1880. Oems
ielben sufOlge befanoen ft6 in ben Ser.
Staaten 4.883,5 $50 qerlonen, tpel6e etnen
bcuti@en 8ater unb 1857, 629. tuel6e cine
beutiGe Wtutter batten. 0te6nen mir biesu
Die natirltAe Sermebrung, tpel6e it6 BET
ben ieBigen @eburtsz unD Sterbli6feits>
8erb6ltniiien auf ungefGbr 1873 in 3ebn-
tauieno Berlonen iGbrliG, alp auf 649.5
in ben 3ebn Sabren i:eIt, ba3u Die gteuz
@tnmanoerung, tpelde 1,641.880 betrug,
uno oeren natiirIi9e 8ermebrung, Die ft6
aut 1854 berehnen IGBt, 10 erbalten mir
@nbe 1890 cine etn9enanoerte beuti1e unb
BON 0eutl6en Geborene lebenbe 8eDDlferunG
BON 7,283,391.
9a3ll tommt nod 6te groBe gtntpanbez
rung bon 1891: 49, 31 9euti@e, 25,574
9eutl6>S eiterrei6er unb 5107 0eutl6>
S9met3er, ionie Die natiirlt6e 8ermebruug
bon 7,283,391 in einem Sabre gleth $3.50
un6 mir erbalten ais @eiammtaa9l Der
lebenoen 0eutlhen: 7,524,482.
9aS freilt9 ftno ia LANCE ni6t ale, Die
oeuti6eS 8lut in tbren N9ern BADEN.
9enn Der Genius BON 1880 niu1mt nur auf
Qerlonen Gldit6t, Die etngetpanoert, ooer
bon eingetDanDerten @ltern geboren itno,
uno ui6t auf Die, tpelhe obtpobL 1todz
beuti6 bereits @nfeL uno urentel bon @in>
nanoerten ftno. 9te ~@intpauoerung Dor
1880 mar ia iebr gerin9, i'm Sabraebnt
1820-1930, benz erften, aus Dem cine
Stattlttt ertfttrt, III 9181. Nber Dur6
natlirlt6e 8ermebrung muB 0tele GIN
Danoerun9 ii6 nabe3u Der3ebnfa6t has
ben, ebenio Die bon 1830-1940, wel6e
1876, 010 betrrg. uno geben mir tpetter qua
rid, uno redner, baB iett 1853 iebes Sabrz
Sebut nur 1000 beutihe @iutpanDerer mad
ben Ser. Staaten gefommen itno, 10 nta6t
oas i'll IA Sabr5ebnten 5tpar nur $4,000 aus,
Dielelben laiifien aber I'M Saufe oteler Sabr>
5ebnte bis 1928 BET Dem ftarfen &in0erlegen,
0ur9 ben tie it9 a~us3ei6nete11, auf nIebr
aIs cine Wtiuion angemahien iein, umo ft9
ieitoem Der3e6nfa6t baben. Sa, cine genaus
ere 8erehnun9 er9iebt, oaB Die 1928 Dorz
baEoene Mfiuion fi6 bis 1883 auf iiber elf
Wtiuionen unb bis 1893 bis auf iber II
Wtiutonen permebrt baben mug. 0apon
mogen ntele ith nit anoeren 8enDlterungss
@lementen Dern1tl6t BADEN, aber niele haben
aud, namentlt6 in Benni1lDanien ben
Stamm rein erbaIten, un6 man fan1 9e>
troit reanen, baB in uenigitens fit n fsebn
W~ttIItoneu Der BetDobner oteles 2anoeS
reines 6euti9es 8lut flieBt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-05-30
N O D TO q vs.
YtQen.

9as p~OHfommenite, fi9erTte unb auberlafftQIte ghs
tlbrungSnttteL, rein oegetabtIiid3, entbdIt bnr6baus
hefist ale gateu Gi9eniboTten. ipeibe QuedIlber aIs
Tsini9un9SnlitteI befbt, obue Die GrfaGr treenb elmer
oenen hbelu 6ot9en fe 1aben Quediilber er1ebt unb
elegant ~eingebiat unb 9efdutoctloS.; feine gdlpieriq.
felt tat Seruuteritbludeu ber ~0taSwab'S DiHea;
milO nnb an9enebm unb lie nab Der 9ofis grin bltn
pirfeno bic &ieblineSpiGen Der @eaenuart.
Gle beilen aIe ltnregeImdBigfettem bes Maoens, ber
Sober, @eoarme, Stiereit, Bloie, Yleroen, appettts
IOfi9feit, &opfibmersen, 0erftopiung, rnoerbaultdos
felt, BldbungerL, Sieber. 9armeutannbuna, Sdnlors
rboiben unb aae DISQUALIFICATION Der innersn
Sheile.
@rets Is Gents bic 8OI. Bel allen 9rusuittem as
BoDen.
Vtan 9ebe ii6er unb febe su, ooB man
vGaomap's@ erb6lt!
gton fGide eine 8rieimorfe an 9r. gSaS tpea q
Comp, Ser. 80 gGorren gtreet, gep Norf. nm ME
G9riit "False and True pelde iperfhnole 0Ilrss
tunIt 2iebt suQeinidt au befoHmeu.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-05-30
Gine franfe Qeber

TT IN Den %rteIIef1 S0llen OIL Urldde eiiter
nieber9ebrlidten, peinlieben Stimmuu9 un6
Der nts anbaftenben 8ei9werben, un6 bieie
2etben 1peroen 10 lan9e bauer1, ais es Der
Sober 9eitattet lit, in tbren tra9em, frant-
baften 3uifanbe 3u %perbarren.
CUR gelebung nnb Grfrii9un9 Der 9eber
llmmanblun9 III ibren Nornol3uitonb unb
cine geiln0e Gbdtisteit siebt es tein belieres
!03fttoI ola
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-05-30

Der G5ar in DER Ndbe. - WaGerfef -
Ruifi4e PARADE. Kriessbetradtun9en.
g.. on:
The advocate and Topeka tribune., 1892-09-07
The ROssville Rally.
To the EdItOr Of TIN ADvooATE.

To the Editor Of TIN ADVOCATE.
The Peoples party picnic held here to-
day was q success In every particular.
Over 1,10O persons were In attendance,
and the procession which marched to
Hlgginbothsm's grove, where the picnic
was held, was made up Of over fifty
vehicles. The st. Mary's cornet band Of
twelve pieces headed the march, and fur
nished music during the day.
At 11:S0 the audience was called to
order. and Chairman Howard introduced
w. q. Bennington, Of Topeka, who de-
livered q short address. Mr.. Bennington
confined his remarks to current labor
troubles, which subject he handled In q
mastery way that was well received.
After q good old-fAshloned picnic din
ner, the afternoon exercises were begun.
"Governor Lewelling was first intro
duced. He spoke at length on the In
lquitous railroad leglslatlon Of the state,
and cited evidence showing the
corruption of the present board Of rail-
road commissioners. Mr.. Lewelllng
mentioned the discrimination In freight
rates, which subject was discussed at
length In q late Issue Of the ADVOCATE.
BE said that the only railroad measure
ever advocated In favor Of the people IN