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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1892-06-04
ger. 1884,.
11ureineS Slnt.

Tait aIe 70 hSufiI ocrforrsnosu peraltetcu
SraHfbeiten babcu ibren llrpriIng in Der ndtlir'
mierigcn ungCIunoen Sclddffeubeit oes SluteS,
pbcr, ipie man pieien 2ultar0 trciieTo III be@
seid)ueu pilcat, i'll unreinent Slut. Sdrgs
ipierige GntiinOungeTi, rhcumatllde Sdlmers
seu, ihleif)cnoe unb ifroiul0ie Srautheiten uno
du6cr!idbe llcbcl, ipie gluSit)ag 6inner, Elet'
ten, iino Die Solge Don Sdldrle i'm Slut ,. b..
pon Stoflen, Die oas Slut unreIu mabeN.
&olt oaS 9lut III reirem, frildlent, trlttigcH
Strom ourd) bic Ibern, 10 fiibrt CS iebenl SOrs
pcrtbeil uno jeocm Srgau neuc irilfe SebcHSs
frait iu uno leitCtoic pcrbrardltCn, abgeltoBenen
Stoffe aus ocutlclbeu ab; Die crte gorge aut
baS forperlIte gSoblergehcu ibrer Riuoer bcs
badlter Gltcrn muB CS oCShalb ieiu, oaB Der
sarte fluolidlc R0rocr nidlt bird ltllretucS
0Mt fiir SrouibcitStcimc alcr Grt cmpianglit
1eruddlt miro. Is 1T cine allbctauute Ghats
fade, oaB Wftuidbcu nit Qcinnoenl, lcbhattcm
SlutfrciSauf in jugenolidlcn, irie i'm hoberen
Sitter lIngelfCut 2lnitedungSgctaAren troten
fOunen, mGhrsnO Eerionen nit urretnem
Slut ocuielbcn bel Scr eritbeItcr Geleacnhett crs
IiCgcu. 0auprIdllith ale 9GuttrantheIteH itno
bic Tolae uurciue &lutS; iuie pisle GuBerlid)
ipirfeuocu 0tittd and bageqen augemauot
frereeu nIogeu, tic peroeu tros seitpeiltgcH
&crid)miuoens INNER i0ieoertebreu, 10 lauae
oaS 8lut unreiu iii. Strofclr nuo ltrofulOle
0cidAeteSsR, vie Observation-Disclosures 9Nes
Idlmiire NIB 9eulcu, iiu0 bci id)ledltem iSultdno
beS 0luteS troB Salbcn mo Stmieren uu1u3s
rottbar; iie pcritwirOcn gan; pou lelbit, menn
bdS Glut friIdl uno rein ourdl oic Ioeru
'FRONT.'. Scsbulb lit cin Ntittel, rpeldeS boS
&Mt uou alcu llurCiuigtcttcn beircit, Die
namcntlih i'm sartcn 6inOeSultcr oaiiebe 10
hduiiq ucritcdbtcrU, ais cine mahrc gSohltbat
fir Nie N&enid)bcit III bctradIten. Gin ioldheS
9ttttel lit ms nm III beu ct. SsrnarO Srdutcrs
8ilcu an Die oauS gCgeben. Sieielben iino aus
id)licBlid) ans beilialnen IND ipiir;igen Alpens
frGnterl ;ubCreitet NIB iollten in iCOer Sanlilie
OILS cries NIB oberites SauSmittel 9orrdtbtJ
aebaltcE meroeu. Giuige ct. Sernaro YilCu
III re6tcr 9eit gcuOmmen, founen uiel ECto ltno
llngcnIad) lIno 6obe Doctor NIB glpotbeterredl
nunacu cripareu; iie iinoiu jeoerguteu2lpotbctc,
Somie 0irctt pom y. gsuffdOter u 50. III yteru
gort, y. .. SOr 2416, fir rs Gents 81 beSiebeu.
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@nm 1lam,nt,,tppe beSropt.

Scrartaua, 9lrt., ,. 9unl.-Seroms
Silber, eiu Ncger, bcfinoet iih bier peGen
Ser III Der Soritact Suuiet perIbteu Serge
waltiguug Der 6rau 6annie Sooiep, etner
juugcn 24ittue, i'll 9aIt, unO bic Sllr9er
prOben, i'm gleidl Dem 9ie9er Geor9e @op'
mel6er iit) cln dhnIideS Scrbreheu SI
Stuloeu bate fOmmen IaNeu, AM YtabIs
III ueybreuneu. IS ut swelielbait, OBJ eS
Dem Sherlff gelingen mtrO, ben Dfob i'm
3aume Su balteu. 6iiber iteate itd, ais CT
Ueriul0t murOe, Oem Sherii. Gr leugnet
iciue Sdlulo.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1892-06-04
sn nr,, Cirilup acnuhrt.

Detroit, NiidJ., ,. Suui.-0ie 0am-
pier ySrltau" uuO pErogreB," belbe aus
GltuelauD, cOaiowteu Segcn IL lbr bcute
frIb in Der NtiiuOuHg be5 Detroit 9flper.
Der y$rogreB" gIus bGlO paranf i'll 30 gus
tiefem GaNer inter, malreno ser GHoere
Gampier, melt)er uur gertnglu9lge Ssld)ds
piaun0eu erlitteu bate, herbcr iurlidtcbrte.
Die Dtannihart OeS pYrOgreB," melher EN-
Garao 8oblcn am SOrO hattie nno benz
SdlIeliugcr SgnoitaE sehorte, muroe 9e=
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Gum sfrife pcr steinhauer.

8arre, 81, ?. SUM. - 0le Sltuatlon
smiibeu ben @ranitbdnoleru unO ibren Ars
beiteru hat eiueu iebr eruiten 9lnfrid 9enoms
men, inOem Die @riteren aegen bic Seeiesen
megen COMPUTATION uOrgebcn, bebaupteno,
Die Irbelter hItteu plele geute abgeldlredt,
Die bereit mareu, 9trbeit su Hebmcn. Dies
&oygcben hat mel b6ie5 Slut gematt. SSie
cS helBt, ileaeu audi Die GruuitpGuoIer uieIe
ueuc gcbrIiuge oil, I'M Oeu Separf oil lr'
bcitstrditen eiui0srmaBen III Oeden. SleIe
Steinbauer griiuoeu eigeue @eld'dfte nnO
iaacn, meuu Die SduOler nld)t balo nadD'
0cbeg wHroeu, rie neEen 6lrmen ole gobE'
lite ser Steinbauer unter;eld)uen HnO 10
nom Snu1nie riu (Suhe uudleu
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Qniti,ri, ncR G3IikfS.

ScrantnH. $N., ,. Sunl. - Der
ueuui6brlqe Solsph Situor uuo lein ied)S'
;cbnlubrl9er SruOer Gailmlr tletterten beute
abenO aui cineu Saum, nm eiH Sogelnelt
ous;uuebmeu. ggdnrcno iie iidI aui bem
Saume beiauOeu, id)ug ell SlItitrubl III
peuielbeu eiu, t0otete Oeu flctucreH &EabeH
unO betdub:e GaImlr. lle &lslper peS
lebtereu fugen 6euer, uno er wurOt 10
idhmer uerbranut, Dap er uiht OGuon tcm-
men fam.
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HafftffotnffroDhc.

9tutlauO, 9}t., ,. &uul. - Gin 3u9
Der y0cl0mare !6uoiOu Sabn" entglelle
heute ndbe npoeuille uub puroe bemollrt.
Gonbufteur gSooo8 1T t0otttt uerltet, unn
cnpa 20 anoere ferloneu crIitten meBr oOer
meuioer bepeutlitle %eylcgungeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1892-06-04
glatme ttno Die Yraiioenti6aftss
Domination.

gSaibiu9to .. g., 5. Suui. -
staatstlrstdr SIalne iugte beute Na9nit.
tag einem Sertrtter Der pGhoci;rtcu 4reie"
sur autmcrt AMI cine oiesbe;u0lidle 6raqe,
er beabii6ti9e uidt, ir9euO med1e lpeiters
Srieis besu9Ii4 Der YrdilnsHli4uits' NOmI.
natiOu iu drtlb.u.
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Gtsropdifhe Ra6elberifbte.
0lar uuo 3aiIer.

gouSou, 8. SUM. Gs lit 8eishl gsges
ben mOroen, Die tuiierIite Dadt y6obsnSol-
lern" in Sereitidlaft su bulIeH. &aiicr gSil.
bem mirb bem GSareu nit Der u0obeniol'
leru" entgcgeniabren. Ser $erliner Gorre'
ipouoeut ces Telegraph" beri6tct, G5ar
uno Saiier miiroen ben gau;en 9teuitag 5u'
iammen uerbrlngcH. 8erner mslp.t oerielbe
Correspondent, oaB Sreiberr Niarld)ad uon
Sieberitciu Der Staat5letretGr OeS 2IuSlucrs
ti9eu Amtes, uuo @rai Sfupalpu, Der
ruilbe gotlbaiter an beutibeu Saierbc'e,
bel Der Saieriuiammsntuuit 5u9eaeu leln
merheu.
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gie Ehriftenhrise i'm china.

9onbo II, B. Suni. - Gin.r 2ep.ide
Der p2imes" aus Sbausbai ;ufolse fuo iu
gSulung uno Siangboo neutroiu9s mleber
piele $lafate an9el1lagen tporoen, bic sur
Grmorpuug Der @briit.u auiiOroeru. DIE
fineiiiheu Seamten reiBeu bi. B!atate herab
uuo bemiib.n iib, tpre lrb,b,r su entoedeu.
and) in I6unau. mo Dor aur;em Iemouitra.
tion,n g.sen Die Gbrtfleu ftattfauOsn, iiuO
ueue Ylafate erl6IeneL
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1892-06-04
eethteres 8eYaa fur oie SuTautsrie.

Serltn, 3. Suui.-Sm Sabre 1887 mar
bas @cpGf Der Snianterle erle,d)tert NOR.
ben, bod lit oieie Grleid)terung ieitbem
burd Die %ermebruug Der Saidlenmurltton
nm 80 Yro;ent NIB burt Die tragbare Selt'
ausriiifuug nieDer auigebobeu porOen.
Sic Ntilitdrpermaitung beablltptigt paber.
lpieberum cine Serabnlinberung Oes POM
Sulautcriheu ;u tragenbeu @epadS berbeli
;uiubren. IS iouen bel Der Setlelbung
uno IuSrIiluug @ewihtSerle!dterungcn
eintreten. 0ieie oiiriten beileben: mi VT
iab ldmmtlider Retautbeile am Selm los
mobl, alS oil ben lonltlgen IusriiitungS.
itiideu burd aluminium; Der Dtautel lol
erleidttrt merbeu bur6 lebe nur mO9lld}e
Stciiuerminpcruug; Die Sd)atte Der log.
laugeH Sticielu iOueu aus leld)terem geoer
anaeiertlgt merbeu, uno and Die GlnfIb.
ruua BON S6niirilcIelu wirb seplant; an
StsQc Der 0riQibboie loa cine leinene tre'
ten mo Die SuAbouoibube iollen in Cont
mer SuriIdgclaiieu rperben. Inter Serid-
iid)tiguna oeer Tunftc werpen tm gnule
bleies z Soumers bel Den IrmeecOrpS ser
Iude angeitcat HID griuold)e Yru1nn9eH
porJenouIueu, iiber weId)c Dann Dem
8rie9SmlulIerium 8erit)te eln;ursl9en
INN
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eeroeuse s,it. nm, snshus.gsipem:e.

@erl II, 3. SUM. = Die l3ige bier IT
iuteniiu; um 9icuita9 fameu iiini GObeS'
idlle all Souneuiiit uUr. @eteru itarb eln
Soloat all eluem Souueuiit), ben er bel
Der IardOe erbGlteu. uuO anpere llcgen eas
ran Oaruiebcr. >fn ben &aiernen sn 1nclen
III &gphuSfcbcr ausaebrod)en, unO Die oil
eatsn murOen tbeilS in 8aradeI, iteI!S BET
Hrlpatleutcu uufcrucbradlt
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GGeSelatrselpe. mno SGpers straBc.
tl34-5')
gas Ssmuhrati(Gr gauptquartisr,
.23, ST. 2saafttra6e, 223,
6clS Guf beucSIid,c Glitter.

gSir iino bcrct, Sbnen aui Sbre NousbaIt:z zrtitel
GiaHos. Srgeln Biero:, GSagcH uno aEoeres pcrioHz
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500 por,uircdeH. liner Gietdit lit treHg pripaz
lin. Sein %ormg in GrIaH9en oes Gjects. Sie
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9lag in Der Staot, nHo mir be1aEheln gile nit Ger
ero5tcn llEpartciiitfclt NIB 5uportommeH5eit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1892-06-04

Berlin, 3. Suut.-0te p0eutite Sits
airifa. .0eieliduit" NIB Die p@lantaaens
@eeuiHail" beabiiftigen, 9uuberte Don
hintilidIeu Arbcltern, melGe Die Gingebos
,euen elirtta's I'M Sabafbau uuterpeten
lOleu, aus Sumatra MD Singapore font
men Su luiieu. 0aS GrgebuiB Der erleu
Sabafernote i'll 9oma mar eln porSiiglIdlcs.
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Cine franfe 9eber
N O b lD q j. 8
YiQcn.

Sas oolltommsnite, iidsrFie uHo Buu.rIiiaife abs
fIbuIng5mitt.;, reiH pesetdbiLiit, ,nt6dt ourteu5
fciH GusSlIber Uber dHoeTe BertUrenbe Snbiidn3eH,
l.
Rtiai1unasuitteI beet, oLrs ni- ugr lraeno ,insr
oeiien ubelH hon'-; I,e gdUen Gucfi6cr erieFt uHo
fms Die blueH Der mooerneH l9liendlGii eemoroeE.
elegant eiHaeblilt uuo aedmadIos; leIHe Sbpl,riss
teit in 1.ruHieridllufeH Der Raoi1nn's Biacn;
miIo uuo oHeeHehm uHo il Hatt osr 8oiis grliHoll1
pIrieEo; biz yIebiIasplleE Der e'e9eEUGrt.
Sit hsitcH ale uHreae.nG6iatetea oe5 Dldsens, Der
eeber, G'coirmc, IiereH, E,aie, NerueH, Appetttz
Ioigteit, SopfhmsrSeH, 8critopiuHg. llHreroaulltz
i,it SldbungtH, 6ieber, 9armentjuEouEg, 9amors
L5oloeH Luo ale NEreseIndBistsiteH Der tHn1 m
25eile
grtis % Cents bic sOy. gsi alien 0rOsuit,H gu
babsH.
giau 9ebe iidler uno iebe III, oaB man
pGahmap's" erbdlt!
DIAN itide siu, Sriefmarts an gr. Raotpcs 9
e"mp., gtr. 81, 2GrreH: Strase, SeiusSorf, nm bic
SdrItt "Fase and True" Ipeldle Dertbuole AI5flRt
eisht. u1ei3ltt III befoiumru
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lie Ntrreu in llaaupn.

2ouoon, 3. Sum- SerliHer Sldttsr
uer0iieutlidlteH eiugebenoe aus beutidlen
Guelen itdmmenoe Sertdte iiber Die pom
Gapitdn gIgarb in Uganda ueriibten greuel.
tbateu nit ocm Semerfeu, Gle Sbatiad)e,
paB Die britlidIe 9teGleruu9 felne 9iadrld)s
ten Fiber Die Soridue Su babeu bebaupte,
iprGhe iiir Die GiAtigfclt Der ben oegtIGeu
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9lrbcit 1ttlo Sohn.

Qouisuille, Sn., 3. SUM. - Die
biefgen Marmorbauer itub fir ben neuns
ltiinoigen Arbeitstag aus9eitauben. Sie
perlanaen ben udmlldIeu 2obn, otu Te bis
her fir sebnitiuoise arbelt erbiclteu. Die
Vriu,ipale baben Die 6oroeruuy abges
mieleu.
aiblanS, g9is., 8. SUM. - Der
Strite Der Gr;ptrlaber auf Der Obern 98erTte
oauert iort, uno eS eriitirt feline Nustdt auf
bGlOige 8cilegunJ. Qie Strifer forocrn
81 pro Gag uuo % Gents pro StuuOe fiir
Grtraarbcit. Die Mauni6ait bes 3ampierS
pptitdeu" uurbe geitern pur6 Die Strifer
oaran Ucrbiubert, oas 6abrieu9 lel5it Su be-
iradten.
Sorouto, SutariO, 3. SuHi. = Der
Strite Der 9lrbeiter i'll Den bieii9eu Suditerns
b0isn Qegen cine 2oburcOuiuOu hat mad
jmeimouaIiider Sauer nit etuer 9tieoerlagc
Der StriFer qeenSet. Sie gebtereu ertlGreu,
le hltteu uorher nur $40 bis $l2 pro SSodle
peroleut HuO wiiroen ieet taum Hoag S6 BIS
IS perDleneH i0unen.
Gbicago, 3. Suui. - Die uSnisS"
meiB beute Morgeu Don eincm uergebild)eH
9Seriud)e Der StriIer, Die SenclIabr,f 1tc'
Gregor's III bic guit Su lpren9enr III eriahs
len. 0arua6 fauo Die BolRet 9rGbte aut,
weldIe 0puanrit iuI 6abrifgebduoe init einer
cleItrilden Satterie perbanbeH. Ger Ylan
bicriiir l6eiHt bon laug.r oanS Der porbe'
reltet gelueleu Su leiu.
%or brti sSoden uabmen brei Mdmer i'll
einem Der 6abrf ge9criiberlltQeneen paule
3inmcr. @eilern III Der 6riibe i0no man
pas Nlecblatt auf benz unbebnutsn @runo<
fud ncbcn Der Sabrit. SbmohI Die Sahe
uerodttia mar, lieB Der gOliSlit Die ytnte
laufeu, lpGtere NahiorldDungeu er9oben,
baB Soppelie SupierOrdbte oem &rottolrs
9taurteine entlaug lleIen, uuO Oil eInem
Eelegrapbeupiabl thr @noe fanren. Gtne
aroBe 0ieugt 9rabt uuO elne cletrIldle
8attcrie bon 81 .3eleu tanoen ltd1 III pen
uon Semen bcmobuteu 3inlmern, 9tr. 1l2,
Sransiscoitrabe Dor. Ntau glaabts onTdn9'
lid, bic 9eute b6tten iit) bel pen HenneH I'M
@ariielb = Bari (Selb mad)eu molen, inbem
lie bel 3elteu bas 5teluItat perlelben r0
litjcrten. Got) uurbe man bnrd paS Aul'
finOeu pou 9puamit ctneS Inoeren beIebrt.
Dian erinHert lid leet auf, Dap unnnItteloar
binter der Nabrit eiu slueiter Gele9raphen'
piolten llsht, pOn Dem aus leldlt DC .letts
rljde Scrbinpung nit Der SprcngmulIe III
Der 6abrit bate bewertltell9t meroen ton'
leU. Sn ben !Slmmern oer Seute lano ll0
cine meltere eleftrlid)e Satterle, lonle III
eintm abort ueritedt, ell qroBeS Eadtt
9pnomit. Seine Serhuituugen muroeu bis
iebt uoroenonmcn, bob itnD leulauoneue
(Suthiilluunpu III 9luSildlt ocitellt.
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Ser Sentide Correspondent,
GdsIid, iuoheutIid uHo SoEntagS,
Naine, Giacutbiimcr tuo Gcoafteti


n. Raine. Giecntbiimer nno &eoaftemr,
eibpsitsGde SaItiuores sStrGBe uns EoitaSiiice=aus
greis nes tdaIid)em SIattes, burdL 3rdser in @aIz
timorc uHo in Der 9iadbdr6aft beiorst 12Is Cts;
fdeIidle uno 2nnntaes =9iussate Is Sts. pro
SodeabIbar pohentlidl on Die oosSlutt beiorgenosr
=Sorausbesabune $3.50 pro Sabr, fur fiirSere
3eit i'm SerbditniB; fir bic tpod,eutIdbe Aueaabe
nit Sonntassblatt, portorei, nit abSus tiir Clubs,
$3.50 pro Sd1r, Hap irseno einem Srte oes Snlans
pro Sabr.-Das bette nnb btuisite ocntidjc 8latt
In ben Diittelz Ino SIotaaten.
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Bonn G;areu ausaescid,uet.

Sou0Ou, ). SnHt. Ger GSar, Der Nlt'
lGn0it ieiu Seoaueru bariiber auSlprad), Dap
GGpltdu Doun9busbuEp aus Dem 4amwge.
blcls perlagt murOe, uerebrte iegt Dem Oberlt
,iauolu, m3ld)er iene %ertrcibung auoroueI.,
eiHeu merthuOucu JtiE9 nit Oenl taiicrliten
NioaograMnI.
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Arizona republican., 1892-07-24
A BELOVED JAPANESE GIRL.
and torn tho whito sea laoes

,.l and torn tho whito sea laces nsa-,slsr Inc breast of the Indian deeR ,t1ft the strong screw races ..'.S,krn and strain in tho waves which
 ,,o1t sails swell, tho broad bows shiver ls' {. l,,,,p and silver the purple sea, sr,D from Inc sunset a dancing river AE@,r, broken gold where our ship goes free ,rs,t too fast! with memories laden 'U. S-,,s 10 the uorthward where lies Japan; "Ir and pleasant and soft voiced maidenl 0,, S,, ,re there, too distant O Yoshi Sanl ,,. ,re under those clouds by the storm winds
 shaken,
 ,,lousgnd ri, as the sea gull flies, .l.fss if Death, not Time, had taken ", eyes away from your beautiful eyes. ,,gIt were Death, of friends, my fairestl G, could not rend our spirits In twain. ,'., came too near to be less than nearest n. tbe world where true hearts mlngle again. V,, .gd is the hour we sigh farewell in, ,rd for me, whenever they name Japan, ,l grace, an charm, of the land you dwell in ssposen in saying 70 Yoshi Sanl'
 Boston Globe.
Arizona republican., 1892-07-24
Lookou, No MOT. Premature Death.


 Not claiming such pretentions, as Galeno is entitled Go claim, and desiring also to remain modest without consulting the Medical science of today tbat is yet in it's cradle or in it's inian cy With or without the permission of the learned astronomer Camille Flamarian who in yes igates and measures with non-positlveness his marvellous distances. Also Of Pasteur curing and inoculating hydrophObiH and also with the permission of Professor Koch stumbling against hiS new discovery or inoculatiDg consumption or tuberculosiSto hose who are b althy. He like a raylletrap made more noise in this suiierin ng world than was necessary tO relieve suffering hu nanity. It happens to to them all what happened to the almauae of Galvan, promising rain and prod ucing wind VIII also mention Castellar the learned who in all his yarns never f0Tgets to blow in the Mediterranean sea. and also of Yglcsias the tapeworm doctor who creates aud takes away tapeworms from those tha have none. desire to announce to the world that all discoveries were made by chance or accident; and that, hsve myself suffered so much, and that have been horrorize so much by learned doctors that lear them worse than do q attlesnake. l fear and despise them for he reason that they baye poisoned brother of mine. and for having poisoned me several times. And if have escaped from thelr learned hands it was through fear and horror of the pains and sufteriugs they imposed on me attempting to make some new discovery. have myself dis covered antidotes and remedies that are harm
 less and simple and of great powers to cure and alleviate the following diseases: Consumption or tuberculosis. such as Professor Koch calls 1t, rheumatism, dysentery, yellow lever ana ana fever and ague, stone fin the bladder syphilis and all diseases or men and women. desire 10 anpoupce that am ready to cure the most Tor midable diseases that doctors of fame cannot pretend to cure. l believe that tho science oi medicine is in its infancy or in the cradle as l have before stated It was neces ity that obliged me to make experiments, and they assisted me i'm making my wonderful discoveries. l recon mend my remedies 10 suffering humanity. NO more premature death am satifed that by making such declaration will be judged as a fool, hut do pot care, cannot help 1t, l res oiye m yself to eaiumny and prejudice, know that doctors will bark at me like dogs bark at something they never have seen before, but do not care for their hydrpphobic ignorance know, ;ng | have relieved suffering humanity and saved human life. hope that the hour ot Jus uaeatiop has arrived and that justice VIII be rendered to the one that deserves It.
 phenlx, Aria July B, ls02
Arizona republican., 1892-07-24

Huut up Half Hundreu Forcefui and lnclsIve AdjectIves, Suitable for Description of Sublime and lnspiring Scenery; Then Take Trip to the Grand Canon of the Colorado, And You Will Throw Them Aside As Being inadequate.
 The worlds greatest wonder is the Grand Canon of the Colorado river, in Arizona. Yellowstone Park and Yosemite take sec ond place; Niagara Falls is dwarfed and the Adirondacks see m like mere hills, com pared with the stupendous chasms and heights of the Grand Canon,
 This hitherto inaccessible region has just been opened for tourists by stage inc from Flagstaff, A. T.. on the continent tai highway of the A. T, X $. F. R. K. The rtund trip can be made comforta ply, quickly and at reasonable expense
 Nearest agent of Santa Fe Route will quote excursion rates, on application. An illustrated pamphlet is In preparation full ly describing the many beauties and won Gers of the Grand Canon. Write to G. T.. Nicholson, G. P. &. T. A., A. T. & s. r. K, R., Topeka. Kan, or J. J, Byrne, Asst. Pass. Traffic Mgr, Chicago, for free copy, which will be mailed when ready for dis tribution.
Arizona republican., 1892-07-24
Carpcn
The Russ House,
Tucson, Arizona MRS. IT. IL. JEFFORuS, Proprietress.

Large, airy, yell-furnished rooms. Centrally located, convenient Co the bushes. center. The coolest house m Tucson. Located on one of the most desirable streets JE the city. Retired, quiet, with parlor for guests and piano. Every department of the hotel is carefully looked after and the comfort of the guests consulted porter meets the trains on arrival. Free bus. hotel com uprising home comfort.
Arizona republican., 1892-07-24
He Thought as Much.

Dashaway-Y You have opened an ac' count with my tailor, haven't you'
 Travers- Yes, how did you know!
 Dashaway--l heard that he had en- gagged two new lawyers -Clothier and Eurpisher
Arizona republican., 1892-07-24
FOR SALE.

One fine American Brood Mare, Is hands. weighs l200 pounds, 7 years old. One Gelding three years old, IS hands high, weighs 1870 pounds. Big gest colt of his age in the county.
 J. A. R. IRVINE.
Arizona republican., 1892-07-24

,.,rar1gAN Is pleased ta contribute in iss hh'tts-g. but sllnOtices of festivals. fairs, i1lt .,i societies, suppers, entertainments 55lu ,,in, of marriages, births and deatns I lni inc regular announcemeNt win be lolll ,r ht regnlar rates.
Arizona republican., 1892-07-24
short. pilssfuI Hours.

He-Goodness! Eleven o'clock. How time flies when we are together, dear.
 she--Doesn't 1t, though' know of nothing like it except when Gm shop ping, Indianapolis Journal,
Arizona republican., 1892-07-24
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CONTRACTS and bills for advertising pay. ~ hlmonthly. . ,n oo,,e r,r ,,na e.., h, B'lS.. ..nl cents per line each subsequent ' nNn,
Arizona republican., 1892-07-24
FOR THE CAMPAIGN.

The TWICE-A-WEEK St. Louis Republic
 will be mailed each Tuesday and Friday, from I ow until November 20, 1892, for ONLY FOR TN CENTS. It is great semi-weekly paper, and will be indispensable during tEe Campsign. An extra copy will be sent free to November 30, to the sender of each club of five, with Two Dollars. Send for n package of sample copies and raise club. Address THg REPUBLIC, ST. LOUIS Mo.
Arizona republican., 1892-07-24
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Arizona republican., 1892-07-24

The finest Winter and summer Resort in Cali. fornia, eighteen miles from Los Angeles, and reached ouly by the sanra Fe x Redondo railway; an elegant is mily hotel; beautiful dining hall, with ocean views from every seat. Service, table and ap- pOinfments not ex- ccllcd. Best tennis court in the state. Fine boating and fishing. Bathing all the year round. Rates, S3.00 per day and upwards; $l7.5O per week and upwards. Special rates by the month.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1892-10-13

WONDER if the Dist of this month
will be celebrated by the loyal Amer
lean Peoples party men? Probably
they do not know what happened on
that date in 1892. five hundred years
ago. OF course they can't be expect
ed to date back that far in history
Dispatch.
Possibly if the Dispatch man will
tell the ''loyal American Peoples
party men" what happened five hun
dred years ago, they may turn out
and celebrate the event. A large num-
Der of citizens who are Peoples
party men will celebrate the -four
hundredth anniversary of the discov-
cry of America, on October 81, not as
partisans, but as patriots The DIS
patch man has been known before tc
get little mixed up in his figures.