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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-05-28
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Stuttgart. @ine ipelentlide Ser,
febrserlei9terung fir @iirttembers itebt
in Bdlbe gu ertparten. SIS perben 1T
3ufunft bietenisen 2anSorte BON gr0s
berer Bebeutung, Die es miinIfet, aud
an Sonntase 8riefe unb 3eitungen
(nur bteie) 3useiteft erbalten. 8isber
baben 500 @emeinb.r bielen 8unld
uus9elproden. = @roBe 4ufregung emit
ftanb neultd TIM &0nisli6en S9loB unb
Der na9iten gm9baridaft ourG ein
Seuer, Del1es IN ben 9rtpetsemddern
oes &6ni9s aus9ebroden mar. 9ta9
barter Mrbeit bon elmer Stunoe 9auer
inter peri6nli6er 2ettnng bes Morars
den 9elattg es Der Seuernebr, Der SLANT
n1en 9err 5u iperben. Die metiter bet
Rdurle I'M S6loB tpurber rid)t bel1ds
bt9t unb bet 8erluft pirb, pie lltan
glaubt, nt6t bebeuteno iein.
Seuerbah. Ser iinsit ltattses
fnnbene lnfal, Incident Elm @eingdrt,
ner bet ben Sdiebibunsen gum Spfer
fel, bat nun Ste 8erlegung Oes S1ieBs
plase8 Sur Solse. 8a8 Wtntiterium
pfegt bereit8 NIT Der Stabtgemeinoe
Iipers betreffS Nbtretung etl1er @albs
fiddle bon 25 bis 27 Morger I'M Siters
bols CUR anlaee eines SdieBplaees ba,
1elbit l1nterbanblungen.
Srtebrt68baen. Ole eleftrtl1e
Beleu9tungSanlase 1T pollenbet uno es
fperbeuI nun 0afer, Gabnbot 3ollamt,
Yoitauat, gernaltuns Der Dampfldif,
fabrt itnb bte 8abnbofreitauratiou elefs
triid belendtet. Tasbed 5inb bic
Ndumlidfeiten erbelt. Ole Belend,
tung lit muuSerpon, Defenders pom
Gee aus. Das 9Oitbureal, hat alleir
rs eleftriide 8amper.
@minb. Dem Ged)nifer 6O9el,
melder ein beiudbrtes 0Otbperfabren fit
aluminium erfEnben bat, lit es nun
aud g%elltngen, eineGrfinbung 5i maiden,
fpelde s%eftattet, bas Nlnmininm nit
iebem anberen seetsnetet Metall eals
paniid gu iberaieben, 10 OaB 9ausbalz
tungsz, @eperb8@ nnb Nrn,ee Nrsz
riiitungs9esenftdnbe fernerbin obne jess
lt9e 8eiorgnib aus biefem lsi6ten
Metaa bergeitelt per6en f6nnen.
SlSfelb, 8. o.. 8eitgbeiu1. 9ter
iino bte 8iirser beionbere @esuer BET
2ebensldnglidfeit Der SrtSporiteber.
CUR balbtgen SrtsOorltanbSmabl be.
idloiien bie Burger, nur etnem &anbt<
0atett oie Stirnme gu seben, Der ieit
Gbrentport sebe, nod 5ebn Sabren
rttaufgeforOert uteber 5nriid5utreterl
uno ii9 elmer neiteren @abl gu itnters
uerfen. Sb bic Negternitg einem iol,
den @emdblten bic geitatigung bere
leiben wir0, bleibt %ab3nfparten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-05-28
ef(ak-Sot6rimgem.

Strabburs. Die &rieger, BITE
Sdnger uno bic Turner tn GllaB.
2%otbrtngen finb jest bur9 8erbanSe
ptreiui9t. Der eliaBslotbrinsii9e &rie,
9eruerbaub iest fid aus 1873 Tereinen
nit 14,23b or6eutliden unb 391 Gbren,
mit8liebern 3uIammen. Bon ben Mit.
gliebern fir6 iiber bic 9alfte einseborere
GliaB@9otbrinser. Der eliaB-lotbrinsis
f6e S~dnserbuuo 5dblt CUR 3eit 119
Hereine. Gr fpirb tn bieiem Sabr bret
@auidnserfefte, unb jipar in ct. Cub,
mtg I'm SbersGlias, In S6lettftaot int
Inter > @lfaB unb III Saarburg In
Sotbrinsen peranftalten. Der Berbano
Der eliab : lotbrinsifden Eurnpereine
5dblt GA Bereine. 9etterer miro bas
srfte W~erbanbsfeit in 9aee1au ant 6.
Guguft bteies Sabres bsseben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-05-28
Sir Tarmcr!

Die rariumpb"s 8inbes Wfai9ine nit
Stablgeifea unb nit f6mingenbem
8inber 1T Die bette Maf6ine UNI a(le
@rten BON @etreibe gu i6neiben, OBJ es
itebe ober liege, oh es furS ober langs
grim Ober troden lit. gu baben bel
Sips & 0aarmann.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-05-28
@eferrei@- Nmaarn.

@ien. Dieter Gage lit bas aroBe
Yanorama, In peldem ieit eiiiiaeu
Mo1en Pielbetn's 3ololialsemalbe Sc.
ruialen urtb bic &~reu3isuns @briiti4
bic Bepunoernng Der 0eiuder erregte,
total niebersebrannt. Sine 3eitlang
beftanb groBe @efabr fiir ben Girfns
Renj. Der 99aben belduft li9 auf
200, 900 MarE = Dte 0eiterftatue tss
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-05-28

9OftOrem pab! 1ebmet See.
Aam's Yiaen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-05-28
Pears
Soap

Dir idwisen tdslih elm Pint"
Sd1weie aus, ohne oas MFRS wii-
fen. mir follten's tbun! Shmibsn
mir meni9er, 70 1T etpas niht in
9ronuns. Die psrftopfte 6aut
miro blsid uno ibersiebt fid nit
ausfdIas. Das usbel frist nod
meiter, aber oas 1T fdon fhlimm
senus.
Denn man Pears Settle se.
brdntht, gang 9leiheiltis pie oft,
miro Die Paut rein uno rpeida Ole
poren often uno ser GENT fIar.
Jn Sdosn ieoer Dirt 81 babsm,
Defenders in Qpotbefen, umo Seute
ieoeii Stauees eebrauden fie.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-05-28
Nn bas Vnblifnm.

nnieren 2eiern f0nnen mir bic 9(poe
t6efe bes Serrn Sobn s.. 6 0 6,
316 Sf : Commerce : StraBe, befannt
als bes Farmers Drug Store, beltens
empfeblen. Gin polfdnoiges Eager
BON frii6en 9roguen unb YatentzWez
bi5inen tets on Sanb. Nlte unb erz
fabrene NerSte fam man su ieber i3eit
bort 5ur COMPILATION porfinben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-05-28

Der poftsausf6uB bes aepraz
fentantenbauies bat giinfig iiber bic
Bin beri9tet, peI6e bas @ebalt Der
grieftrdger auf 800 per Monat bonn
a. Siemftiabre on fetgeieBt.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-03-02

Paris" said gentleman a few days
ago, lis famous all over the world for the
variety and nature of the odd enterprises
by means OF which its citizens gain a liveli
hood
Il viii venture to say, however" he
added, that there is one calling in New
York that is peculiar 10 itself and TO the
city and has no duplicate in Paris"
And what is that'" asked the friend &c
whom he was speaking.
"A company organized to supply free
lunch TO saloons, was the reply
Then the man went On to tell Of the ex-
fstence of firm that makes a speciality OF
cooking huge rounds of corned beef. ham,
baked beans, chOwder, minute fishbaIis
and other viands peculiar to free lunch
counter
These" be said, ARE carried to Gus
toners in delivery wagons, and if they
need heating that is done on the premises -
His friend replied that he had often no
ticed the similarity of the various lay
outs" in the city. but be said. Why dc
you say that it Is an industry peculiar tc
New YORK and that it does not exist in
Parisy"
For the simple reason" answered the
other, that there are no free lunches in
Paris, 1t is strictly an American custom
Rest assured but for that fact Paris. too
would have its free lunch supply com
pany. New York Herald
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-03-02
The TonSils-

We have arrived at fair solution Of the
mystery Of the spleen, which is a blood
gland, and which seems to be occupied in
the work, among other duties possibly, OF
making blood curpuScles-but until very
recently the tonsils puzzled Us completely.
The opinion was hazarded that they might
be glands Of service in early life, ike the
THYROID gland IN the neck. or the thymus
gland. which is big IN infancy, but de
creaSes in size aud importance as we pass
away from the first epoch OF our existence.
This is BY no means al unphilosophical
view to take Of organs which do not appear
TO subserve any active duty N adult ex-
istence.
Early life has its own special demands
and duties and organs which discharge
these duties would naturally decline and
appear before Us a. useless parts wnen the
adult stage was attained ILLUSTRATED Lon
don News
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-03-02
LIVE STOCK MARKET

ST louis. Mo- March. L-CATTL E-Recsipts
native steers s. Ots4 g., Texans and Indians IS Ole
. %. "A oGS-lIecelpts 40. shipments I3U. aIaI-
ktt nigher. heavy - susI4 -. mixed - 2Slz, IS
lsht - 6-ts4 40 ShEEP-kceejpts 1at Shipments
flL Market steady, air Desirable Iuuttoas - "
80 o. - -
CHICAGO. Ills, March L-CATTLE-ReceIpts
sN,' shipments sGQ Market stea1y Good 10
extra steers $ S0ss So feeders IS U3Es q stolrers
81 oOS% "a cows 81 s5s5 u. HOGS-ilecei pts rs ID
shipments lGVt0 Active, SHADE higher Rongf
and common - sOs+ o.. mixed and packers 81 IN
80 81 butchers 81 o5&5 %. hghE :. XII Is
81 EhP-heceipts 9.1JU shipments sO0 NsrLst
steady, Ewes = go .. mixed e. S5S 5 wrtbsrs
e. 2kS5 q. lambs a. 5sS6 d. -
KANSAS IlIN. No. March l-CATTI.E -Rnr.,--.
49, shipments 40 cattle SLOW. choice hes ~
steers, weak 70 lUc lower. COWS al 404s u srO-t-
ers ana IeedersSS uJsN -. HOGS-tf-e tprs go
shipments % extreme range 81 0eSA 6 Fr,It
- sjs&t-lS' SHELP-i,e-csipSs Ia shIpp.sr,
none Market unchanged
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-03-02
A simple Tale

She Was s little country miss.
Who did not care for =. Ee.
And - be ihoagat he'd E2-rT h.r
Because she'd save his PIE
So simple wss she = e. wzys
&c laughed al5Z1 u gsee.
And thought SHE coesC e ,3r
G-eSs-
shes g1st the Eiri t0= Els.~
Bat whez tEey'd lived Il toE1 YsAx.
lie found AA Vas cGtuons.
Fer bills cane IA % fast zl1s.
ES EAz Ihs ssDE1s one
Coax Exyssw.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-03-02
When Coin. Were First Made.

Certain passages in the Illad OF Homer
would lead 20 the inference that coins Of
brass were struck a early as l.lSt Years b
c. Tradition alilrms that the Chinese had
bronze coins a. early IS ll0 3, =. But
Herodot1s the father OF history" 81
cribes the -'inveu5ion" ~ co,E~ 20 the =
di&ns, about nine centuries 3 e. SAD there
is no satisfactory evidence th@r CONS r.srr
known pvio~ -"-s,a' 'r'@
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-03-02
Wichita I'rOduce Market.

WICHITA March l.
FLoCR-Hisbest patent s. a. second patenT 81 20
extra fancy s. o.
&c finest dairy 70 fne dairy 10, common dairy ~
EGGs-I0c per dozen
POULTRY Roosters 81 sO22 90. per dozen or Sc
Pc pound, hens s. Oha2 y per dozen or Sc per
pound spring chickens 81 75t2 50 per dozen or SSc
yer Found, turkeys sSsc per pound. oucks-teal
- = InAllaTds e. IS Per dozen. young &C per
t0IA1OES-Choice5 0R5Sc pei bushel-
AFPLES-s2 tU1tA % per barrel,
SOAL-AnthraCite I'll % Canon City $ 90 Weir
~! ). ~ trontenac - ~ PittsOdrg. - ~ Illinois
/. le-AeA IllsSeI - ~.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-03-02
REPREsENTATIvE SALES
The following are the representative sales OF cat
HOGS.

The receipts of hogs today were 1.O46
head. The quality of the bulk of the hogs
on sale was good. Both packers were buy
ers, and statesmen did not experience much
trouble in selling their offerings. The
market was active all day and the prices
were about steady, compared with yester-
days market Bulk of sales, S4.25G4 37H;
top, $40
HIPRKsENTATTvE SAILS.
The following are the representative sales OF hogs
the yards today
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-03-02
chicago Grain AMI Proan,.

vgr.-- CHICAGO. March /
turr--IIfg.
Osts-Hl.hsr-
POrE-AlTivs
IEra--Aetiye a1d 1rner
Z n tesaiIls lItUre- ranged ne follows
lcl t.-Jull, easy spring patents - mas a
va u--sei.ts p $50 u straight 81 65ss1
NnI-A ). Marcn s5Asc. May sQlsc
CORA Mar Asa Nay s5ssc
ga S-l.arCh -2-sc May Hl.e
PoRk-MArch ell % NaN an q
LAhD-ALanch s. ga. May - ~.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-03-02
New YORK f,rndno..

INV YORK. March J.
C0FFEE-spot Rio dur and nominal No Sc
opaons closed steady. s&IS points down. Sal es
1851 hs -.
~LGAh-Redned dull and quiet
COrT0N-Futures closed sresdy. Sales G6sD
ba4ez- March ga. April s.ss Nay 6 s.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-03-02

FINANCRAND COMMERCE.
WICHITA MARKETS
The Receipts Of Stock at the wichita
Union stock Yards for the Past AZ
Hours were: Cattle. 15e; Hogs, lo4o.
Shipments: Cattle, 70.
WICHITA, March l. 1892.

The cattle supply today was liberal. The
bulk OF the stuff on sale consisted OF some
good steers and common butcher stun
The market was active and strong. The
demand was good and sales were made at
good prices, and everything in the yards
was sold st the close of the market.
The Quotations mere presented are TO give the
sinner az idea Of the general range OF prices. The
various classes and grades within the limits or
these Quotations according TO the quality or OFFER
incs and the state OF the daily markets These quo
tations Ars oniy changed when there has been q
permanent change in the general market The
REPRESENTATIVE safes should be referred TO to get the
daily fluctuations.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-03-02
L. II. CREDITOR,
DENTIST
IA North Main Street,
BOYD'S DENT4L ROOMS.
BONTON DENTIST

Full sets teeth $500. AnaIgam
6liiug- soc. Ladies and Child rens'
teeth cleaned SO cts. IIOE. Douglas
ave. 46-tf
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-03-02
MARKETS By TELEGRAPH
New lorA Money.

NEW YORK Mach l
Money call easy. llS2 last Loan Z Closed
odere5st2 per cent.
Prime mercantile rs per "a per cent.
Sterling exchange quiet and steSdy ST g. s. for
slx-y-,las bills and s. ~ for demand
OtA- sales q stOcSs today SIS. Goshzres.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-03-02
VETERINARY SURGEONS.
PHILLIPS e PHILLIPS.

VETERINARY SURGEONS.
Hospital accommodations Calls BY Telephons
Telegraph Mail will receive prompt attention
once No 81 =. Lawrence ave Once telephOus
No. Il. Residence Telephone No. 2l5. DIS Il w47tf
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-03-02
Brief Mention

Brief Mention
The hog market active.
Douglas Donnelly of the city was a visi-
Cor at the yards today.
This was collectors day, and there were
swarms OF them at the stock yards. Most
of them left with smiling faces. which be-
tokens good business at the yards.
The reduction in the price of corn from
81 per bushel to IS cents by the Stock
Yards company is received in good spirit
by everybody.
Several loads of hogs came in late to
night after the close of the market and
were consequently held over.
The shippers who marketed stock today
at the Wichita yards were:
Hall 6 Meade, Conway Springs, hogs
and cattle
C. l. Pollard, Sedgwick, hogs.
L. w. Robinson, Towanda, hogs
Horton & F. Corbin. hogs.
William McKitrick, Augusta, hogs.
NJ. Z. LindIey & Co., Haven, cattle and
hogs.
Barker Bros, Cairo, cattle
Knox Bros, heighley, hogs and cattle
!. :. Norris, Furiey, hogs.
Shermmerhorn * Paugh, Sedgwick,
logs.
q. R Smith, Pratt, hogs
3. *. Boon, South Haven, hogs
". Lindsay, Frederick, cattle and hogs
Z. IL. Harrison, Mlllerton, hogs.
Wichita Grain Market
WICHITA. March l.
Following sreths closing quotations
GkAlN-CEr lots on tragk.
Nh-AT--4c
GOkN-Nsw zsR5lc
UATS-2SC
kNE-No or better SgaSSc
LAA-Baled a Seas 10 per Ton. lnoss s. mas m
bHOOND CORN-CEOp IN CIR lots TSc per 100
pounds. corn ana oats sc Per Nv pounds, bran
sacked. b0C per 100 pounds.
fLANSEED-o5E-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-03-02
PLY SICIANS.


~ Douglas ave " icbita. kaa Practl-e gtr-f.es n
Bye Ia NUss. Threat. SE1 1uixE Svsc- aeles T7-tf
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-03-02
DIR. NEUMAN.

German Physician graduated in GerIrany.) once
$50 4. Douglas Ave. Hours 10 II a a. to4 and
TO p. Residedce 4D9 n Main St Diseases the
Stomach and Abdomen and Female Diseases q spec
atty. 6s-2n'
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-03-02

so gazsss $50 CT Ssss sa1 - ssse.a rataa
fsksszExE s1szses S&Fz~g se-sF nss "a aseaaaA.
- - 4cAGe<a~ ~ y a.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-03-02
ART SCHOOL.

Miss Emily Jekyl will reopen her Art
School early in March. The course will
include all branches. Special summer
term. S9-6*
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-03-02
PHOTOGRAPHERS.
ROGERS,

The Photographer. Pictures in all sizesand styl
Re also carries tho 1uest hssOrtmentot pctIr
Rmes In the city. Give hiIn = friendly cali amp
famine samples
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-03-02

MisceaitaHeous.
VTANTED-A GOOD HO5TLER TO WORK IL
w stud stable aud jog young stallion through
the season. that ever gets drunk need apply.
Address with references and give price asked. WITH
board. J. y. Burlington. oxford, han. Cyl Z
NNANIED-wAGON MAN 10 DELIVER GRO
w cerie-. Good ages and steady WORK Tor one
who has some influence. Address Grocer, Lock BOX
SO, NichIta. kan G9i D.
w ANIkD-CCNPkTENT sTL$oGkAPHEk5
w and lOIk-keeTesS WHO oeaiTe poSiuOns, "
spply tie Nstlonsl ACcOun - NJ and SisuosrsPh
trs Bureau once Tor TIE stS e OF kaizas, aOle-
lsCU. AeDIssks. issONiI ana cAhs, At Tie south
NtsIsEA business College. " leAltA. han = ~
wv ANTED-BUS1NESS MIN WHO ARE II
w Iced Of steIlographcrs or accountants 10 call
OIL tie N6iiousI Accountants sIa SfenogIspheTs
EuItsu. Branch once at Tie SOHthN esieCn Bus-
issE College. Wichita han. We usually have On
cur application list thoroughly conf eScui book
keeLSrs ard stsLOkIs piers " 40 Erst Class trfefe
Ca h-ip fulLlskte lice OF charge %4
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-03-02

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10Th Gsp HsEf
"a. &c kzsszs Ctr srprrs. fNAs t@AN
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harsi - ssf-.-.-.-----.--t fGAH aAN
, 49, - Wa-fb. CAVES
- =, - J /. $50. .s' So. ~ a..
Eo e. EEgsss cd sccra- .---4 aEAM
Tn IS zsr6~S fsas EarF
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-03-02

E'sssn: reclining ehsir rsrs % al srainsl AL
ruIlrnsn sIsspsrs from Wiehlta - Ksnass Gty All
ffiesEp githaat change OF rigtt traina ttetscs
s9ie and baggage ekeckss urs1EA o. al easaa
uargh soash east spd west aad stsasnakip neests
Rald n ali RnFppsan r1ipts AZ ls~Se retea ffy
tlSfes oanes 30 Easf Douzias avsaas sornr Hasq
street. passenger station cornsr DO1Gias a1a MAJ
aTeausk- Isaspnons -.
WI. wrsHLH- T1,kss AssaA
no sgraErTAS. e. 7. . p. a. Chicago III
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LOST.
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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1892-07-29
An Ancient Ceremnnv.

The ancient ceremony of talabaram, or weighing the maharajah of Travan- core against an equivalent weight of gold, was performed this year with great pomp, the present maharajah be- ing an orthodox Hindoo and stickler for tradition. Months before the cere- monies his government bought great quantity of pure gold, the greater part of which was converted into coin. After presenting an elephant to the shrine the maharajah entered the tenn pie and mounted one of the scales, his sword and shield being laid in his lap In the other scale the newly-struck coins were put in by the first and sec- ond princes until the maharajah rose in the air, the priests chanting Vedic hymns. Tn addition to this the band played and the guns fired. Afterward the coin used was distributed among ebout fifteen thousand BrahminR
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1892-07-29

THE republican advocates of the war tariff "protection" theory, which finds its natural developments in Mckinley ism and Pinkertonism, have at last dis covered an instance where wages have "advanced" since the Mckinley act went into operation. It is in Fall River, Mass, where wages have been kept at the starvation point for years, under three successive "cuts'' amounting to nearly twenty-five per cent in all. An increase of 5 per cent, now, in such a district, is not much of an offset agalnst these long standing reductions; but tho republican campaign managers are thankful for small favors, and ac- cordingly are making the most of this one. They do not inform their fol. lowers, however, that the stir up in Fall River has been primarily excited by the news of threatened strike and lockout in the cotton spinning centers in Eng. land, and that business in Massachusetts is being stimulated thereby. Mckinley. ism had nothing to do with this small
 boon to the workers.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1892-07-29
Now Cure for neafness.

The vibrometer is 8 newly invented instrument for the cure of deafness.
 The principle of its operation is the massage of the sound-conducting ap- paratus of the ear by means of vibra- tory forces. By this method various conditions can be relieved which could not be reached by the regular modes of treatment, and which are the principal causes of deafness in a very large pro- portion of those afflicted. The phono- graph has been used for this purpose, and although its adaptation was effect ed in very comparatively crude man. ncr, the results attained justified the belief that an instrument embodying special Improvements on the same lines would be of the utmost value. Such an instrument is the vibrometer, and so successful has been its application that many persons whose deafness was from five to fifteen years standing can now, through its use, hear ordinary conver- sation from ten to twenty feet away with their backs turned to the speaker, and others with never-ceasing noises in their ears have been completely relieved.