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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-03-28

nenbe @olf miirbe ihon lelber fol9en. uno
10 pie loult bas itGbtildc Meni6enmates
rial our@ 8auernblut aufgetrtl6t gu per>
ben pfleat, 10 miBte oas alte gu @ruf1oe
9egan9ene Bauerntbum burh elm aus 9eT
biloeteu S6i1ten itan1menoes 1unges, 5elts
9eml1BeS erlebt tperDen. Der btltortl0e, IN
Dieler Besiebung 10 %ebrentpertDe uilo Dellts
lihe Gauernitanb mare frcilih Dabtn, ober
in Dem iungen 8auerntbum plrben it1
berm0ae Der DereDelnoen @inUtrfung bon
NrDeit uno 9latur %allmGblld tpteoer Die
Guaenoen Dieies StanoeS ausbiloen. @in7
fadbbeit, Observation-Disclosures CHM, Slebe nno
Treue aur angeitammten @roe, 81 Der 86>
ter Site, Mbnung ilnb GereDrnng @ottes,
biele erhaltenoen WeGGte geben aus oec
S6olie berpor uno 1tnO oeS Saiernlta1oes
sort.
Scr meni6li9e Oratg mad geiitteter
gSreibeit, nad) elmer fclten 0etntltGtte TIT
iih unb bic 9ta6fommen, nab benz natlrs
Iiden 9(Oel, Der li6 in Der erblihen StGn>
btateit, in benz treuen Seltbalten an Dem
8erufe leines @ei6le6tS be9rlnoet, lit Ia
bod nod ni0t gar3 uerloren, 10 DaB ulls
tpelliqlte.s Die leelii1e @ignung unb SSabt9>
felt nidt abgebt, oas Glteite gottgebetltgte
@rbe Der Wtenihheit mleoer an3utreten."
gBas 9toieager bier nit 10 i6Dner nnb
tnarl1er Gnlpftnoung d9t, ut allo
ni6tS ~serinseres, oils cine 2ifmanoerung
Der Staoter, nnD 3mar Der uermOsliden
Stdotar, orf'S yano. @s mare i6On, ipenn
es ibm geIGuge, has berbeiSuIiibren uno
ben ibm Dol hpebenoen ibealen 8auerns
ftauo gu i6efen. 2eioer lit unlere Belt
Spealen ni6t ~beionoers %ginitig, uno Die
3ultanOe in unieren sroBen meuidlihen
Gbsil unertrdgli6er lperben miiiiea, ebe Der
BUG Der 3eit tat pom 2anoe in Die StGote
aus ben StQ0ten in's Qan0 fiihrt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-03-28
Reinoefauen,

8oritanb: sic iin6 ia i6on tpieber UNI
einen @prlhuB eineetommen! Mir lhetnt,
sic leben au9 iiber Sbre 0erbdltnilie. Grit
unldnsit babe i'd Sic nod UNI Mitterna@t
nit elmer Dame i'm Saffeebauie bemertt!"
8ealnter: 9as tpar SD 9epiB ni6t.
6err Goritanb. SD babe bier einen Oops
~peledn9er nit Dem bin ih l6on oft oer=
tpedoielt tporoent /"
8oritanb: Ofun i6 femme 3ufdQig SIRE
Srau @emablin unb tpunoere midi nur, paB
sic oielelbe nit Sbrem 0oppelganger 10
aQein ausgeben lalien !" (Sl. 8l.)
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-03-28
@aS Ser Sag brimG&+
9lht Sage mar Der &aiier franf,
SSeBt iaet er ipieoer, @ott let Oant.

&aiier Wi[belm bat ieine 8reotgten un6
&eoen seiammelt urb Dem 8aplte oas erite
@remplar oes Bu6es 3ugeldtdt. SEQ XIII.
hldtterte cine Hetle in Dem Bude, bant
iagte or nit leinem feinlten 2d6e!n: vgSte
LANCE CT po6l 10 Jung bleiben miro?"
On ben T%inau3miniiter s. Miquel. 9a
baben Sic Die 8el6eerun9, @rceQenS.
6Gtten Sic iih 9leid beim @intritt ms
Wintitertum gum SeloDebel ernenllen lal@
len, 10 fOnnteu Sic ieBt Observation-Disclosures
letn. Sn Der 3Dildenaeit bGtte il6 aud
Elm unon" ein9elteut, Observation-Disclosures
bon Wtquel", oas tlingt bod gan3 anoers
ais: uSobannes WftqAel" +!
@S lit rdthielhaft, ME elm Wann bon
Sbrem Sdarfiinn, Der balb 2 Sabre lang
BET 6ote 1T, paran benfen fonnte, @enerGz
len, Standardization uno @rafen alS eins
fa6er @iuiliit BET Der 8emerbuna UNI Die
Steuung pcs prcuBtlhen MinilterprGiioens
ten in Die Guere au fommerl. 6Gtten Sie's
ridtt9 altgetangel, 10 f0nnten sic, fOn1unt
wteoer cine Sri1ts, vl1ajor Sreiberr BON
Wttquel" letn. Bum 9Iiid lit IS nod ni6t
81 lpGt. NerDeE Sic nun iofort Selos
lpebel. bann ftnoet Sic Der ndGite llme
lbtpung %pentgltenS als lieutenant uno
Nues tam nod gut tDeroen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-03-28

berpapiers @elbes, fann feline anoere 16oloe
babell, als Die, baB Das Silber9eib oaS @olo
aus Dem 8ertebre treibt urlo oaB Der Sile
berbouar auf ben 8ertb berabitnft, ben bas
in ibm entbaltene Wietaa bat. Das bejBt sur
3eit auf uiht an1s 70 @ents per Dollar.
Sc lit cine Eepolution i'm @elopeien un6
i'm gausen @ei6Iftsleben, cine fripole unp
ru6loie 8epolutton, bic Serr 8lanb nit
ieiner Bill itber bas 9ano bringen wIrbe,
nenn iie @elebeSfrait erbielte.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-03-28
Scr Sp0 SnrG @lbiMra.

0ie meitem W2eni6en peroen BET ndbe>
rem i3uieben Die 0orlteuung III it6 bereit
ftnDen, oaB Der SOB our6 Nb1turS cine Der
qualponiten Sooesarten lei. Yrof. Or.
6eim bat in einem Sortrage gu 3irih piele
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-03-28
Set S&uet Glefs
triiOe 0Ortel
ttebT 3mbeb1r
&trtrt 9lfmte, GDromii@e
att6 Nerbett=& ra,tfbeiten
N&esssss
obne Oet 0ebrand) Oott
Ky
StO9aem Ooet
@eStsttett.
tptNettIGnftGtG att UOMfoNtntettiten fOmfrmirte
otto praftti@ite @leftrti6e 0itrtel oer Gelt.
STE MnuenOmng beg ST.. Swen eeftriiden @irtels unO Der ~eleftrii&e
SniOblem nor3igli8 gegen &beumatisnus.

a. ~ ,.n.m owe G9n, Soma, 8 October, 1891.
8erter Srr Sr. Swen-Sbnm gsuni6e semaB min 6 Sbnen mithIen mas
Sbr @etr19er 9hrhIa n nrg tban Bot @st ibt Elm Sabr aurld, oas t amino. 10
19r a N S9enmattSmns 6H etOea, Ob i'd nbt mWr i'm stan0e maj, 5uarbehen. gnfanss
69 IS mner bpn etnemN ab 5um onbTn, big es fb enbItbi I'M Itten Sme felt Iebte,
oB ba6ebe 9n5 ftf purOe Na9Oem i'd 2aRpnae nit etnemb erubuuen Grat m1
oottot bate, mar ntn 3ufanb n9t ufr, as 5upor.
9a tRB i'd mir @noe Sebruar mf Nnrahn meiner greunbe eten Shur Aefhifhen
ganel geo. i@men, trs i'm mad @oribrft ub fabte AUDI bb bic pObntuenbe ggs
tun9- SD tonnte be1er i4lafen, aS ben 9anSeu ggtnter norber. Sd tua ben GIrhI
ent9e Ntonata bGtb maDer arbatsW6Ig mar; a8 b anfng, i'm ait huqen, maj un 2u.
fano 10 ehnb OaB i'd Dor @aneBenin Der 9rur n6t mbr nifn fOnnh ub faf tnaQen
9leoGn S6mr5en bate. Sd fam ibt ta9H9 arbehen, unb TRACE metnen eletrtl6en
gmtan NOD &3 M@1 Die Bo9e. @o8 Re Sbmn nit, bB .6i 70 bel Gdue3en III
Den SdBen bate, nO naonrb beposen hurbe, Sbre eefhiben Sn1ubhn fuumen at
lahen; be1dben baben mir ibr quite 9tenfe ee@n bhe SuBfbmersem etban. gsenn
Sic ponen f6nnen Sic os pT6fenhibem gum geRen oMr hioenoem GRHnuenf9en./
SD oerHetbe N@tunesoon Sw,
Hf M0rti,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-03-28
Qn5ei9en.
SEER &rupp, Der weltbetaunte &aupuen=
SQbrtfdut,

ipra9 it9 benz i'm bebanoelnbeu f%aiierliben Seibarste
9egenitber IN f%plgenber Weiie aus: vSe9en sic uteineln
&eoen nur 10 Sabre gu, oamtt t) ollie metne Yl6ne
pertptrfliden taun, rno nit ether Wttaton 9oaars
nil i'd mid Sbnen erfsnntItd) 3etgen!" Nber Der aea
idictte Wtaun Der @tilenlbaft fublte li6 auBerStanbe,
ielu &ebeu aud uur nm eines Wtouates 9rette aus5u=
Debnen. ais BOZ 40 SaDren 81. 9au, ben oomals oe
S9DinbInDt an ben ahano beg Grades QebrGd9t bate,
aue Arouelet unO Die gelGtftelteu Aer5te pergeblib &c.
brandt bate. erlebte er Don Wtutter 9iatur Die @umlt,
ibm 81 %erDtnen. tle man Gelunbbeit erlan9en mo
&rantbelt fiearet1 befQmpfeu tDnne. ST mar gIief=
ltber as oer orue &rupp, oeun 9r. 9aa lift beutigen
Cages BET eirent Mlter BON 40 Sabren e!t ~burd)aus qe=
lumber Wten11. g8Gbrenb 6ieler gansen 3ett nun hos
ben Sauienoe bon oanfboren N~attenten beiberlet 6e=
idled,ts. benz 2rtebe Der 9aut6arfeit Sol9e 9ebenb, in
riiDreuben 3euQnilIsu es %heitdttgt. baB bos neue, 10
mnuoerbor ans Ste5t 9e3ogene peilperfa0ren cine
nabeau unfeblbare SeilmetDobe tei fir bic meitous
9roBte Nn3obl Der uebeL, nit meben baS nienldltde
@eiGle6t DIT 10 bitter, lanGe unb bod ~ertplulDS au
fdlnpfen bat. Non nod 9r6Berer Wi1tt9feit lit es i.
bod. oaB aus allen eiugeloufenen 3eu9nlien audi ber=
porgebt, haB bic SaulU Yetie aud etn liGere5 25er-
fabren lit our Bepabrung ~geIu10er 8e5iebunQel amtz
idet Nerbauung, @rud1ruHg unb @uSl0eiounq, oIIo
oert5ufolge etn Prdoentiomtttel 9e9en aGe snIGn9e
bon &rautbelt ipelbe iii Der Ibot Q1u3[iGA IprtQe=
brdrt9t tu1ro lHb nit l9r aae Arsneien, Ner3te, s5iir.
nabr, nod ME Durbe oer Wtenlbbelt etnaS 10 @llt4
0erbores nhb bob 10 !Snperl0iftges. 10 %betipteuoS Sin.
fodes. uulebtbareS, 8equemes. leiDt MuSeinanoeraus
icbenbes borgeboten! luier Jreiclrculor weiIt 9eu,
ienoe BON i~reitpllig ein9efaubten SeueniIIen ouE
lDeibe aus Der SSeber BON Aer5ten, Moootaten, RID
tern, Yaltoreu, &auleutel, SDurnaltlten unb ollen
nns bontboren P~atteuten g~efloIen Iino unO auf Sci.
luhgen ge5lg nebme1, Deren8eribt Gineln pprtommt,
pte EN- WtQrten aus aiten Seiten.
I'm pou1tanot9e. 9rinblt1e WatpeiIuna fir Die ge.
banoIuHg aler SSronfheiten. etnerlei Dte hoffuunQs-
lbs lte aud l9etuen, menoe man fi9 nit Der @itte i'm
elm Bampbtet ar.
Fl HALL CO., Tribune Building, New York.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-03-28

Site @merifanerin: Isle bat alio bod
fetnen 2oro gebetratbet 2" = 3mette Qmez
ritanerin: vliein, ct lit nur Baron. Gr
ipielt aber 8accarat wie Elm &rOuprina."
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-03-28

Teiner g(usldnber (im 8ltb3ug &6[ns
8erlin) : Isle iino Der beitinformirte arnea
rifanii1e Yolttifer, ben i6 ie angetroften
babe. sic befleioen in Sbrem Qanpe eemiB
cine einfluBrei6e poIittide SteGuns 2" :
Nmeritaner: 80, nein, mein !0err. SD
bin 8icez praitOent Der 8erelni9ten Staas
ten."
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-03-28

GS atebt einen Monarden unter Dem
Wtonoe. Der ietnen Bremiermitiiter ale
Wtorgen trdgt: user lit Der 9r0Bte 6err7
lder Der Belt?" 0areuf laat Der Wliniite.
regslmdBig: pGure Waleitdt !" Our 8ers
f1etoung Don WflBperitdnonilien Jet bemerft,
DaB oieier Wonard Der inoti6e 8aiab
BON 6unSa lit, Der itd einbiloet, Direct bon
Nleranoer benz @roBen abauitammeu; Der
bat bon 5obba@ uno DenueptB ME re0en
Geb0rt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-03-28

8apit SEQ XIII. itebt beute better, oils er
i'm Glitter bon 20 Sabren ie9en fonnte un0
NugenglGler benubt er nur beir1 Qeien.
unb mas erit Die Yolttif anbelan9t, ba liebt
er nit gei6loilenen Nusen weiter, ipte bic
meilten Staatsmdnter unierer !3eit nit
BEN Gern.oAr.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1892-06-22

Two weeks later the pleasant
party was breaking up. Madam
and her party were going back to
France.
"And now, Irene," said the cap
tain, show is it to be? You will
not listen to my suit or accept my
loveP Then you will forced to part
from Dapple again. She is mine
by the right of possession. | can
not give her up. Come, now, give
your final decision-are you willing
to part from me and Dapple for
ever?"
Irene looked up with her old,
clarifying smile.
81 could bear to part from YOU
wickedly, but never again from
Dapple. IL you take Dapple you
will have to take her mistress, too
Captain Rutherford"
And the captain made no object
ion. A month later saw Dapple's
mistress his wife.-Toronto Mail.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1892-06-22
How the Plunger Was Fooled.

A rounder is telling a good story
about how a noted jockey gave big
plunger a hard throw-down last
year. The betting man ascertained
that the jockey had received instruc-
tons from her husband how to bet,
and, getting an introduction to the
lady, he became sort of chaperon,
always afterward occupying an adj
joining seat in the grand stand.
Frequently the plunger spoiled the
odds for the jockey and his hackers,
so the latter, after ascertaining the
source of the leak, set about to set
things straight again. One day the
runner FASTENED to the stand and
told the Jockeys wife her husband
said put $500 on a certain horse.
Knowing her usual form of betting,
the plunger was aware the sum
named was a large sum for her to
hazard, and when she sent the money
to the ring he followed and literally
smothered the bookmakers with bills
on that particular performer.
When the race was over, however,
that corner of the stand was very
quiet, as the good thing failed to
get a place. The jockey in ques-
ton rode the winner, and after dom
ming his everyday clothes, walked
up to where his wife was seated,
and displaying a handful of winning
tickets, amounting to several thou
sand dollars, handed his wife two
crisp $500 bills to make good her
losses. The pluuger tumbled to the
dose given him, and since that time
there has been vacant seat in the
ladies charlottesville Courier.
Journal
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1892-06-22
His Wife's Pride.

The wife of an employee of the
Pennsylvania railroad gave a very
amusing exhibition of family pride
in dry-goods store few days ago.
Her husband is very tall, thin
man; the chest measure Of his cloth
ing is very small, and when he buys
underclothing he gets the smallest
size. His wife is very large wom-
an. She had gone into a store to
purchase underclothing for her hus-
band, and while standing at the
counter little bit of woman
came in and seeing the goods be-
ing displayed, said:
"That is what ! want; some UNI
dershirts for my husband. No. 3S,
please"
What number will you have?"
said the salesman, addressing the
nISG WOludl.
mo. 80, please" was the reply.
The two women bought the same
size garments, one buying for big
chested the other for a narrow
chested man. When the latter
took her purchase home and dis
played it to her husband he was as
tonished to find the shirts too big.
He said:
"What the-did you buy such
big shirts for?"
"Because."
well, because what? | can't
wear them
IL don't care. | was not going
to stand alongside of a little bit of
a woman and buy shirts for little
bit of man when she was buying
shirts for a great big one. If you
haven't any pride ] have; that's
why | bought the big shirts. y
Wilmington News.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1892-06-22
Origin of Silk Culture.

Silk culture originated in China
and ancient chronicles inform us
that the expresses of that country,
surrounded by their maids, employ
ed their leisure hours in rearing
silk worms, winding the silk and
weaving it in delicate, filmy tissues.
For several centuries the Per-
slams supplied the Romans with
this commodity which was brought
overland from China, by means of
of caravans, which crossed the
Asiatic continent in 243 days
Notwithstanding the fact that an
immense trade was thus carried on
between the two empires, the know
ledge of the silkworm or the man.
ner in which the silk was produced
remained a secret with the Chinese
and was not known in Europe un-
Til the time Of Justinian.
At that time two Persian mis-
sionaries who were stationed in
India, visited China and there got
an insight into the cultivation Of
the worm and the art of working
the silk into q variety of elegant
fabrics. Returning to Constanti-
nople, they informed the emperor
of the wonderful discoveries they
had made, and infinitely described
every process. He promised them a
princely reward if they would OBJ
tain a number of the worms and
thus establish the making of silk
in his capital. This arduous task
was successfully accomplished; the
monks returned to China and by re-
source to strategy procured a guam
tity of silk-worm eggs, which they
hid in the hollow of a bamboo cane.
In a short time vast numbers OF
silk worms were reared in various
parts of Greece and Turkey, and the
raw silk produced by them was
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1892-06-22

manufactured in Athens, Corinth,
Thebes and other cities.
The breeding of the worms rapid
ly extended to italy and Sicily, and
in every instance proved highly sue
cessful. Large factories were es-
tabllshed in many of the towns in
both these kingdoms, and very soon
after the Chinese and Persians
found that their silk trade had been
mOnOpolized by the Europeans.-Ex.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1892-06-22
Hunted by the Lion. /"

One of those irrepressible LADY
correspondents" who made it their
business to 'hunt up the lions" Of
London. e., to intrude upon the
privacy of people distinguished in
literature and the arts, for the pur-
pose of retailing gossip to the news
papers, met with deserved punish
ment the other day.
An eccentric but famous young
author having, by his bachelorhood
and the notorious oddity of his ha-
bits, repealed her from paying him
visit to his chambers, she in des-
peration adopted the expedient of
inviting him to her own lodgings,
to "read to her his new work" He
arrived soon after daybreak, and
began to read in his wildly gesticu-
latory style.
By breakfast-time she had ex-
hausted her stock of compliments,
and felt fatigued. He ate the break
fast with avidity, and recommended
reading. YEARLY did she count
the hours until luncheon was
brought in. The author, exclaim-
ing Capital ideal" devoured the
luncheon with ferocity, and once
again took his MS. in hand and
read on. Supine upon the sofa did
the unhappy lady writhe in anguish.
The poet took no heed, but read on.
Dinner-time came. A CLEAN of
hope inspired the wretched 'lion-
huntress. But alas! her very
feebly suggested invitation to stay
was accepted by the frenzied genius,
who, to use the language of prov
incial reporters, did ''ample justice
to the assembled viands!
"He cannot go on reading" she
fondly whispered to herself, latter
so heavy a meal"
But he did, and with renewed en-.
ergy, laughing and sobbing by turns
in his characteristic manner. L
was now dead midnight, and colo
drops stood on the brow of tn,
wretched lady. With desper
ate effort she suggested tn,
propriety of retiring, as she wished
to go to bed.
ITO bed! capital idea! and we car
finish the reading in the morning"
But, instead of saying goodnight
the tormentor deliberately opened
the folding doors saying
"Ah, | thought there would be
bed here; always is in London lodg
ings," and Immediately threw him
self OH the couch, and was sool
snoring peacefully. His victim tool
refuge in neighbor' house. Whel
she returned in the morning sh,
found the author declaiming hi
remaining chapters to himself il
the looking-glass. Her literary Ell
thu siasm is blighted for life.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1892-06-22
VARIETY
STORE.
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sale and retail.
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Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1892-06-22
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Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1892-06-22
A Little Girls Experience I'm n
Lighthouse.

Mr.. and Mrs. Loren Trescott are keep.
ers of the government lighthouse at Sand
Beach, Mich, and are blessed with
daughter four years old. Last April she
was taken with measles, followed with
dreadful cough and turning into fever.
Doctors at homo and at Detroit treated
her, but in vain, she grew worse rapidly,
until she was mere handful OF bones.-
Then she tried DR.. Kings New Discovery
and after the use of two and halt bottles
was completely cured. They say DIR. Kings
New Discovery is worth its weight III
gold, yet you may get trial bottle free
at Field & Gray's drug store.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1892-06-22

Auntie-"Good-bye, Freddie, I'm
sorry | can't take you in the car
riage with me-"
Productivity, auntie, are you
going in carriage? | heard papa
say this morning that he would be
glad whenyo took your final walk"
Boston Budget.
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