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Shldscrci TT Der 8eiessebtits BON
Sflaboma.

@uthrie, 81, IL. Sanuar. - Der
0fepublitaner 28. u. .gcGartnep lit aui Ell.
genthImIldle Selie gum SOriiger OeS 8e,=
rItorlal. Z eHats erwGglt morOeU. Der Ses
uat belebt auo Jepublltanern, Demo-
frQteu uuo elnenI Hopulliteu. Die Hspuo.
llfaner batIeu sluet Gauoioateu fiir oa8
&oritgerauIt lm 6eloe, nGmll9 0tcSartHep
un0 6egGn.
,,e0er Der 8eiOeu bate, benz iblifeu 9es
braude 6ufOlAe, fiir letne @e9uer rmmeu
loueu, ilatt oelien fImmte ytc@a artuep leoOh
fir ild) lelbit uno wurOe nit Dlilie Der De-
motrateu Mo pcs Yopuliieu erlpQblt. 1iee
yee!ereu erbeIteu sur SergiiIuu9 tiir ben
Sputer aue ubrl9en 2lsmter. @rOBe Auf,
reguug berrdt III 6olge Oleer 9Sabl, uno
eiue Sd]ld9eret hat Ildl bersltS imuden
&artueD uHo oem SuuDeSmarl1aQ @rlmeS
ereiguet.
SIM llutsrhauie berridt cine @eibGitSs
iperre. Qre;ebu reiututloie Nbitlmmuuz
gen finb Sur GrmGbIun9 etNeS Spre1ers
porqenoulmen morueu.
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Sin 6eeser oct SoOcsftrafe.

OeHuer, Sol., II. San. - Der pe9eu
MorOeS oeS 9arrp SuIluun sum SoO. per.
urtbell1eu Yet.r Augupo bat cine 90'tdgIge
SalgeHirlft erbaltcN. 0lc5 mar Der erie
oliiNsue glEt Des ueuerluablteu Bopuliiteu.
@ouuerueur5 Gaolo y. SHalte; Oerielbe lit
etn @esuer Der Eooesfrafe. Spon i'll ieis
uer Antrlusbotbait enlpiabl er Die Ab.
idlafinns oerielbsu uno ais idlperite Srafe
lebeusIGusliue SudJthuusbait. Souuer-
usur 9Saltc lit iiberSeu9t, OaB ole jeglge Ses
glSlatur oleles 0eiss geHehmrgen wlrb.
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o1tlcu y prpGgItc' i NGer 9citeut.
Tie sc Gotpmac- 30 lien. S'abn" 1T ous 9inoegleo
6luldlcH Der "ISeItlldeH WarpaEoer SQbR" IN SSilz
Transport uno Der "galnorc=S Sdh1" iu Sberrpz
JirH uno lit lett oem L. Sep.ember 1892 in uouem
Setriebe nit Jtcto=GiHtomueH, oa5 ole 3iHieH Gui
bereitS pertaufe NIB lest oiierlrte SbgatioHen ber
itst9t yi0beiu 100000 oieicr S5II9atloneH itHo
hereltS an SdpltallIten pcrfdut.
Sbll1GtoneH uHo GrloS toEneH Sur SeJQbIuHg
tllr bGtiatdl getbaHe glrbeit Der "FotomGc=SaIz
lcp=S'G5H," Der "|otomGc Galleo $GbH uoH 2Heitz
Sir9lEieR" uHo Der Observation-Disclosures Sabn"
(orIld]e SerldHaeruHQ) poH Der SruitzSUmpdgHe gez
5oaen peroeH. Sa5 9eiamTIte GjrHnofapiiat uHo Die
srshppotbaiartiheH 2nprte ge9en Die beiOeH Iettc=
rem yabnen be'notH fid I'M Setge Der "FotomaczSal=
leG=Sompa9ne."
@ontratte rno sluiihen ber gBefIten gtarpldno,r,"
Der "Sallimure:Cblo@" Iro Der "BbilooeIpbo=
olHaer Sompaanie," ipoHGt jett elm uoer Sertebrs=
Iustauidp geitilebt, GbgeItlloIlen fporoeH.
Vie tir3lIdl Sclieus Der Observation-Disclosures
criaE9te @oHtroIe nbcr auosrc groGe SabHptenle o=
nnB oIel5Ioe eiHe 9ro6e SereH9uE9 poH uher 90OO
gielea SdhRlInie bIloet, oeriel9t Der SteluHg uao
Den GusdlteH Der ~2&eiiIdeH UtarqldHNer" uHo aica
lbrsn Sontroften IHo SuHoHricE gro6eH 2Sertl mo
bobe g8ldltiateit
DnrdJ Die se1tisffeuun9 Der SiuoeoIieorr Der oto=
MAG Saneo=SnbH," reip. Der otitIeH &erdEqeruus
Der "Saitlmorszo oarrl5bur9er SahH," poH oeneR bic
$IHle nab !jort il leBt tbrer SolisHouH9 Eah Dtro
oleIem gruEea HfeGotHaer Sprem mt alien lelHe1
9roGer slHtbraSt ICbeu SelFtbimeru Elm btretter
I&eg Hadl Baltimore peritaiit.
2Ile Nppoibeen, 9)aranIe' un0 SoHtrdttc, ole aui
bieie Sbl90tonen &e8ug BADEN, limb unter Der brez
ten perioHiteH sluidjt bes Sberiten GbarIe5 Wtar=
lbGl Gu19elegf uHo a09cldloneH DolotH.
Eicie SbIiaatioucu tperoeu ieft su 92i4
ncbit autgcIaufcneu sSinifn ofierirf, Der s}u=
rudsicbuug Der Srciserbobuu8 uhne meitere
Tptii uutcrporfcu.
g1sitere eiuSeInheiteu eriibrt man, man Iidl
on 8cp. ~. Saer. StGemeliter, Dillen citation,
Baltimore, uro on IoIsenoe 8anfiers iueHoet:
Tabneitud & Comp, ytr. %, Soutbirase; gSilz
ion. SoIitpu & Somp., ytr. PIG, Si= Baltimore
ftrase; Broom e Solomoes, 9tr. 20Sli, Sft=(Scr=
InanitraSe; tScbruoer Steiu. 9tr. 30, Sit tzSatlz
moreitrobe, bel pelteE alien Die Sbi0ationen n ba=
ben itKb. t5,S,11, A, POO
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mpotbeter nno Yrpbibitioniisen.

8terre, S.z0., II. Sanuar. - >Su
Oem Eager Der 0teiubmifouiiien berridt
qroBe lleberraidung oariiber, oaB cine 2lns
sabl Der bieF9eu ApOtheter ertldrt babeu,
fur Die Sortouuer oes beItsbeu0eu Yrobibi.
tions @eiege5 Dlrten ;u pollen; blsber
luuroe I'M IQ9emeineu an9enOmmeu, oaB
oleielbeu nit ben ubrI9su @euautebduOieru
ipnIpathllIrteu.
llntsr Oem jetigen Prohibitions @eiete
lit es uanlli6 IpOtbetern seiiattet, irseuo
ene Sorte Stuapps, gSein ODER Bier bel'm
@laie su uerfaufeu, peuu Der Sauier our9
etn Qffioaut ertldrt, OuB er es ais Utlttel
fir i.seuD eiue SraHtbelt aebrnud3t, Diageu'
ld)merseu III bic meIlt ermabute arautpeiI,
mle man aus pen Suneru Der ApotbeTcr er,
iieht, in psIdJe Oieie Grfldruu9eu elngetlebt
peroeu, uno uiele Sraufe leloen 10 Fart on
oie,er SrantbeIt, oaB ile oas Wiittel mehrere
Dta!e au eiHem Gage luieoerbolen mliieu.
apothefeu lino ielt Dem oreliabriseu Sefte.
ben oleier @eieee ple Bilie aus Der GrOe
eematieu uuO aue MAIDEN sI1u3enpe Ge-
l1aite nit ibrer DiebiIn.
S6ntttapaaren iut pS5tpen 2aoen,"
Jir. 19, SSelt.SerIustsH-S SnaBe.
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Gau5 nnierer aenriqcn 2. .9loraensa nsau0aaDe.
Scbu Eampfer i'm 5reibeis an Dee RIuoume
(SIbs.

or Stpf.
y nj burg, IL. Sauuar.- 5Sehn 9ams
pier, meld)e IHnitten elEer ldluereH Dtale
GlSlfoueu hiiIiloS III 0itlld)er 9fIbtung trlez
ben, luurbeu heule auf Der oObe pou @ur.
hauen 9endtet. Sic mareu ldmmtlitl uu=
ter QGmpt, tOuutsn fidl Jepot au9eHltsin=
LID mat aus o,m Gl le beIreien. Aer oeuts
id)e n&ant-" Gampicr vYauIa," @uptGu
olnd), mar cas eInilge 6abr6eu9 uon Den
Sebu, UeiteS man ertaHnte.
Gin peripatctcr Spdbiei!ssait.
Si9ma arIHgeH. II. Sad.-Semst
Yaldla, Ucldler peu Sultau Der Surtel au1
Der gelirigen sod; ;elsieler pertreIen lolte,
fam erit heute rub bier al. SeIrer Iu9abe
mad bate er Den Hared}ten 3u9 berte9eH,
tnoeileu belrad)t:t man oiele aH5reoe ais
cine iebr lobme. yi0t AntuHlt oes SrOns
prIn;en mo leluer @emahlln IL Sutareit
miro Sewfit YaIa cGne IuOtenS bel tbnen
babcu.
StaIien'S THitnn6en.
u III, IL. SaHuar. - Nomlral 9facd)la,
9tadITolger oes uerucrbtneu Wtarne.Dtiuls
iterS 9l SanlOu, lpradI beute Iber leHe
Hldnc SUI Ssrbellelung her ltGl'enlden
Otarlne. Gr beflirluOytet. I'M Tdd)lteH Suos
ger mchr 9elo sur beiisreu s ltruftlou Der
SIISlere uUD Seeleute QuSSulpetIeUT l0lu
aber audi MT Der 2tu5rliltuug MO Dem Sau
Der pIoleltlrten Cd lie nlut 'urlld blelbcH.
Gr glaubt, OaB, menu aud) Gn9Ia unD
6rantreId mebr 6obweuge hduen, Die tta-
lIenlld)e .Warlne trlegStiitluacr uno ih teller
81 uerlueu0en let. aud beIlirlporte. e., oaB
Su Sarauto eiu 9ro6er Jfe9ierungs= SdllilS-
baubof augeiegt WlrO. oanlIt er c6 Sranf-
relf nit leluem SuIifsbaubOte 6u SBertG
III &Gnl5 gleldthH Ia II.
Sic 6rauiofem in Sa5pmeS.
Barrie, IL. ,jGTuav.-9eHeral So6OS,
Der eriolgreldle 6ubrer Der @ampugne gegeH
60Hlg Sebau;lu bon Qabomep, berlutet
Dem Narines sUilulfltrlum, OaB er cine : SOur
burb J 2abomep bis G)rauo Yopo gcmcht
unO allies rublg gciuu0eu babe. SOutg Be-
bauSin 1T Immer nod ais 0Iiidtlu9 III Der
9SiloulB, bios Don SlUel SanleuO lelHer Nn.
b1rger umgeben, anltatt Don 2O,0O0, Die
friber init 1bm narsr.
GnaIamo's lllttmatum an Rarotfo.
Sanger, II. SanHar. - Aer Sultan
beellte itd), Dem lllumatum Der brttilten
3iegieruug, weItles Die Serhaituu9 uuo
Seilrafung Der Diauren ioroert, Die eluen
brlulheu llntertbaE trmorOeteu, nadlSuz
tommen. ; Ie orel Niaun, melde Der Chat
beld)ulOi9t iln0. tuurbeu Uerbaftet, uub rueuu
iberfiiBrt, lOIlen OlelclbeH prompt beitrGft
meroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-01-13
Gnoe oes Mmfitanoes in 9trseus
flliIcll.

Suenos< A1res, y. San. Seuior
0fareo Iuauaneoa, pem Seruauens. Aeens
ten, weId]er pon Der 9te9lerung uad Cor
RENTS gelanct luurbe, 1T eS gesliidl Die
R.be III Sleler 8rrumS herSuaelen. lnosm
er Die 8ebelleu ueraulaBte, Die gSafIeu Al
itredeu. 0Ie 9teuoluuOn lit bamt been.
oct.
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S25O.OOO

sritbnp ptberariid,e ip so Sabren fauiac fnufs
prpscutige SbIigaiipueu
"Vofumac=JaHen II en- ia bu Is nmpaaui
- SapitaI uno s3:nicn in Cob 3abIbar.
Soupon am I. ssauuar mo 4. ,Suli in BAL
timpre inhIbar.
Sas SapitaI aucin poer 2apitaI nuo s2iuIeu
fouueu reGiitrirt mcrocu.
VerpalteriN:
MERCANTILE TRUST & DEPOSIT COMP"
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SSapitaI uuo Ssiuicu cnssIn 1ino gcmciu=
fd,aftlid, BON DER rgSeiiIi1Icu Rarplanoer
Sabnaeicuifait" uno oer Baltimore
cartisburaer 2Sabu Spmpaauie" garans
firt; attn ourdI 2;crfe re=Soutrafte NIT
oieicn Spmpas.ic'.i HdIer ecitcut.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-01-13
Sas bette Mittel
# fir --
9ufen,
GrtGltnngelt,
9eiierteit,
Snanen3a,
9alsi6merSen.

| sJSN'i
Sr. 6. u. Grtttentomt
I @cebrter Serr! Sin
@lieo nleiner 6amilie bat
IIclt ben lcetcn bier 8Ohen
on einem beitigen unO lna
ungtncbnten Sulten gclit'
ten, wslder i'll Der G'cscno
Ser 8ruit ltnO am 9tEfen
9rOBc 2 d nj er5e II nebit
S6laiIoligfsit Oerurladte.
5h babe pielc gut empioha
lcne Nti.tel gebrauht, 10.
uobl innerlid, wie drBer'
lid. ShlicBIid lieB id
cine 5laide 3bresSellmitz
tells, Salc's Snncg, fonts
men, unO radOem i'd cine
6laidc gcbraudt bate,
b0rtc Der ouIten SIT meiner
6reuOe noGritaunen uuf.
.@8 bate cine ma9tl6e
WIrtuuq.
Sdidsn sic mir seiaIs
Iiglt nod 3 5laIdcn neblt
8eAnung, bu td bentc, cs
ioIltc in ieosr 6aulilic bots
ratbi9 9eBalten merocn.
9br ergebeniter
Sofepb GbrtftaourG,
95, @iQiamzStr., N.sO.
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Ser 9cuti9e Correspondent,

4u9iisn' IpuHeHi'iu HHo SoHHia9S,
q. Raiuc, Gigcntbimcr nuo 9tcSafteur,
enbDcfzGde Baltimore Strase uno Yoit=Sfficesgus
Greis bcs aaIidlcn I'Iaftcs, burd 9rde,r in Bal.
fiulore uuo in Der giaubGridlaft bciorst I2l5 Gts;
tdaIidlc uno Sunnta as =slnssabc Is @ts pro
g8Ods, SablbGr p0teHtl on Die oas Satt beorqenoen
Trdger.-Saelid, zebf Souuta zNus aa be unter
MISUNDERSTANDING $3.50 pro Sfobr, fur fr;,re
Seit I'M ScrtGItniB iir Die p0dientIiGIe 9iusaabe
nit SOHHto9Sbatt, portoIrci, nit Ab3ug tir @Gu5s
81 so pro &}ahr, nddl lrgeHo cner Srte oes Snlons
beS, 81 Had europa. SnnutasS=Iusaabe 81
pro Sohr.-lSas bette uuo ttuisfte ocntldje 0Iatt
IN Den 9hftsI= uEb SIoitaateH.
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G6nttttpaaren iut y26ueus 2aoett," ("
Jtr. 19, sSelt-SerIustsH-S -SnaBe.
lgus.31-O
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Oh cine somscn.erYloaon in gseIaieu.

Srii el, II. SaHuar. - Der 6lcden
'oeritaI, 81 NteiIen bon yuttif, 1T in TurdI.
terlldIer Auireguus iiber baS GrploOiren
elmer Sombe Dor Dem 9SObnbaule elueS
DlnenbepBer5: baS l1auS puroe belnabe
oenlOIlrt, bod lit 9Iiidlldle.welis Rlemauo
uerlett. &rorOem felne z pur pom 2batcr
uorbanoeu, 10 9laubt man pon, eiuen gu
lammsuban9 nit Der gleiden 6reueItbat 3u
Seratup an leeteu 2tcniiag auuebmen ;u
olirieu.
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SIR ersebeniter
Sofepb GbriifaourG,

6ale's 6nueb Of 6nres
hnunb anb Eur niro uon
allen gIpotbctcrn fir %
Cts, so Gts. uuS 81 Die
6laidc oerfuuit. Die gr o.
Ben lai d c II iino p,rs
baltulBmaBi9 Die bllIl9lten
~ 6atet Gu d
y or 5ali d un9en
uno y q d q ! III Il n9e II.
6rast nud 5ale's
6uucB nf9nrrbulno ano
Ear unS utbmt nl1tS 2lns
o.res.
The
C.N.CRITTENTON
Co.,
9lueinise Gi9entbiiuer,
.115. TuIton=str., q. y.
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siuerIet aus EentIdlIano.

0erl Il, l.. AaNuur.-Nle berii6nte
Srauerei Der @raieu uon Grbad), III Dem
S6loBbofe III Grbad, GroBbersoatbum
neIieu, III gsiern pOQtdnOIg abeebrauut.
Srel alngeiellte, DIE periudlten, aus Dem
l5erlpaltuuass sebduOe, bas ebeufaus elnse=
aiGert murOe, Yarisre ju retteU, faineu III
peu Slammeu I'M. Slele wertbuoQe 30
tumeute wur0eu strit0rt.
- SIN Shulicbrsr Semtnar su 92iir,=
burg, Sauern, fam yiG6ts Seuer Gum 9lus=
brud), lueld)e5 nit 10 rleiiser Shneui9te,t
um lld1 grlfi paB III firSei.er 3ett bas game
0ebduoe III belleu Slammen itauo uuo Das
%ebeu Ger i'll ieiieu SdIlaIe Iie9euoeu &c
dIiuarliteu ernil!ld) gstdbrOet mar. 9tur etn
Qeriuger Sbeu Der 30gIluge oermofte iid)
.edlt,eltls IN SId)erheit su briugeu; Die
iibr,aeu ueuu;t9 fonnten bon Der 6eueriuebr
I'M NIT sr0Bter Niuhe iGit naft, pie iie eben
aus lbreu sSetten beraus geiprungen paren,
aerettet lperben.
- GIN Ioi5oamer Stuoeut Der bieiiqeu
llntue,iitat bal!e ld) Outd ir9.rb eiuen onm=
men Suei6 cine Strafpreolst eineS Yaters
;uae,ogeu, ipeld1e ibu 10 oeroroB, paB er Elm
an psr sSaHo ban9enOes geIaOeues Gewebr
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souopuer mnFd,ten hber ole @oreanse In
VariS.

2onoou, u. Sanuar. - Der Barrier
9orreIpoubent Der 9ailp 91ems" comment
tlrt ben Stur; Tregclnets NIT foleeuoen
SSorteu: yGs mar 6repciUets @inilub, un=
ter pem Der oan1als nod nldlt on Die Yrafts
bentidlnit bentenbe Carrot oas Banana
yotterie.9eie uuter;etdIHete. 2SabrihetHz
lid nuBte pe Srepctnet n.dlt UNI Die Bette
t)uuaen, bod hatte er aus bem llmItan0.
oas 10 piele 9eputIrte tlir ben Gnrmuri
eintrateu, ben Sernaht ltOpieu miiiIeu, bag
oafiir elm beionoerer @runo uorie9e. @r
ipielte linen abe: i'll Die 5auDe, I'm Die 2e-
putirten, 1ueld,e 6errg uuo Sloquet, ielue
eluslaen 8ipaleu fur Die Yrahoenti9aft,
uuterltiibten, 81 gewlnreu. SbEe Islbft
corrupt III lem, CAB er anlaB sur 9orrup.
ton. 9melieQos uerabideute YrGiibeut
Garnot Srepciuet's SpJegeliedlterei, Der,
antatt ielueu pollen ShsiI Der 9erantuortz
liIfeit aui iid ~ nebmen, iih su oriiden
,udlte. Gr lab, oaB man oeu Seriut
matte, bic aan;e ShulO auf lhu Al ipGlsen,
uno er ertjdJlob fid) Su benz tiihuen Sdrltt,
Srepcinet aut Die Sslte ou idiebeu. Ter
ReQierunq iaat iett bic 9soBe Iufgabe ;u,
bic ronaliIliiden Serifp0rer III iibermaheu
uno bel iebem Seriud), Die Sronnug su it0s
rem, nit Der SerbaitHn9 sur Sanb III iein,
nid)t aber nit Der SerhaItung pom IHard]i.
fen, ionberu uon aaenteH Der trdteuoenteu.
Der bette gSsg, Die SSdher por;uberelteu, 1T
Der, bem Sole su Sel9en, oa5 Die Serants
mortll1teit Der Iiinlfer tcin IeereS 2Sort III.
Damn bat Der YanamotanalsS Stanoal benz
ganbe gum Segen gereld]t."
Su elmer onoeren 0epeite iaqt Der ndnis
li6e Correspondent: uuSer @erI9tsboi ipirb
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sas zehitt int preubifaen saoset.

Serlin, II. Sunuar.-0r. Niiauel,
oer preuBllt)e 6tuan5mlnliter, uuterbreltete
beute Dem Abaeorbnetenbauie oes preuBt=
ld)eu Sauptags Oas SIbaet iiir 1S93-'94.
9aiielbe ergi0t eiu 9efiitt Don $3.50, 200
1tarf. Or. Mtquel ertldctc. oas lefist icI
elne Tol9e Der lbIed)ten luirtbidlaitlidlen
Sage Des AOnlgretta. SeIere 3uitduoe bat.
zen lnpehen beaorncn mo red)tiertlgtcn DIE
Hoiiuun9 ani cine SerminOeruug 6es 3e=
ii,lts.
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&tnri6tumo sines &imo.smorosrs.

Serlin, y. Saauar.- &ur Dem 6ofe
OeS yauoscrldts-SefdngulfeS su Neu.J}up.
pin, ErouIns Srauotuburg, murbe geitern
Ger Sd)ubnudcr 9polpb Jtepber pou bert,
welher pom Shwurgerlt:e megeu Grmcr,
uus ieiuer Spei Slnper sum SoOe perur.
ibeIlt worpen mar, ourh Den Sharfridter
unuatiirlt1e Sater bate Die nod lunger
Ninoer sue1It nit WiIld), III Die er Die 3uno.
maize lhweotlter SreidlbDlser gemorfcu,
uer9eblit) 81 uer9iiten ueriudlt uuo lie pann
Ourd duBere Semalt umgebraht. Gr eut.
leOigte iib mad ieluem elgeuen getdupuiB
Der Giuper, um Die StsrbeaeIper Don "a uuO
25 Wart aus Der Sterbefaiie, III mtl6er ole
Niuoer etnaetauft mGren, su crbaIten.
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CHEAPEST GERMAN PAPER IN THE MIDDLE AND
SOUTHERN STATES.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-01-13
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Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1893-02-16
This is Pretty Good.

Mr. John c. Goodwin. a carpenter of
Danvllle, Ill. writes: About two weeks
ago heavy saw log fell upon my foot,
badly crushing it, so that was unable
to walk at all. sent for bottle of Bal
Iard's Snow Liniment and kept my foot
we'll saturated with it. 1t is now two
weeks since this happened, my foot is
nearly well. and am at work. Had I
not used Snow Liniment should have
been laid up at least two months. For
healing wounds, sprains. sores, and
bruises it has ne equal. No inflamma-
ton can exist where Snow Liniment is
used. You can use this letter. Beware
of all white liniments substituted for
Snow Liniment. There is no other lin
iment like RaIlard's Spow ljpiment.
For SAFE by Alien . W!HPn. 8
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1893-02-16

Rich or poor. industrious or lazy,
every boy should be taught trade,
whether he expects to follow it in after
life or not. A good mechanic is always
sure to find employment at fair wages
and for combined mental and physic-
al culture well directed labor is abso-
lutely necessary. The tendency to
shirk honest labor is rapidly increas-
ing among even the poorest classes,
who are dependent upon manual labor
for existence.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1893-02-16
"A sound Liver makes a well Man.

Are you Bilious, Constipated or
troubled with JauDdice, Sick Head
ache, Bad Taste in Mouth, Foul
Breath, Coated Tongue. Dyspepsia,
Indigestion, Hot Dry Skin, Pain in
back and between the Shoulders,
Chills and Fever, etc. If you have
any of thses symptoms, your Liver is
out of order and your blood is slowly
being poisoned, because your Liver
does not act properly HERBINB will
cure any disorder of the Liver.
Stomache or Bowels. 7 has no equal
as liver medicine. Price IS cents.
Sold by Allen & Wilson
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1893-02-16
You Should Not be Without it.

Every family is liable to have her.
editary faint of Consumption in it. It
may date back or even generations.
This fact makes it necessary always to
have on hand remedy with which to
combat this formidable disease. A
cough when taken at first can readily be
cured before it gets serious hold on
the lungs. Billiards. Horehound Syrup
when taken in its early stages will cure
Consumption. 1t is guaranteed to bring
relief in every case. when used for any
affection of the Throat, Lungs b Chest,
such as Consumption, Inflammation of
the Lungs, Bronchitis, Asthma, whoop-
ing cough, Group &c. 1t is pleasant to
take, perfectly safe, and can always be
depended on. Sold by Allen & Wilson. 3
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1893-02-16
IF the garbage which is dumped

IF the garbage which is dumped
just at the south end of the river
bridge was hauled about half mile
farther south and filed into the sand
holes, the road would be made more
passable for loaded wagons. Too
little attention is being given that bad
piece of road. Great Bend business
men would do we'll to look after 1t, if
If no one else will.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1893-02-16

Woman's suffrage in Kansas is like
a cows tail-away behind. Should
there be a new deal and nature con-
clude 10 place the cows tail where her
head ought to be then we will &C
quiesce -"Observer," in Eagle Optic.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1893-02-16

The court room now presents very
handsome appearance. NJ Z1eller
has just finished papering it through
out, and the improvement will be great
ly appreciated by those who are called
upon to spend their time in it, Our
courthouse is one of the handsomest
in the west, as an architectural struct-
ure, and its internal appearance
should be kept up to the standard.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1893-02-16

It is said that the wife of a Great
Bend editor has stopped praying for
her husband, and says: 81 have prayed
so long without effect, that I have
come to the conclusion the Lord has
just as poor an opinion of that man as
I have" n. B.-We have not a
praying wife
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1893-02-16
The Ho,nIiest m.nin Great Ben,

As well as the handsomest, and others
are invited to call on any druggist and
get free trial bottle of Kemp's Bal
sam for the throatand lungs, remedy
that is selling entirely upon its merits
and IS guaranteed to relieve and cure
all chronic and acute coughs, asthma,
bronchitis, and consumption. Large
bottles so cents
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1893-02-16
A sure Cure forRfaeS,

Itching Piles are known by moisture
like perspiration, causing itching VII an
warm. This form as well as Blind,
Bleeding or Protruding, yield at nee
to DR.. Bosanko's Pile Remedy, W ich
acts directly on parts affected, absorbs
tumors. allays itching and effects a
permanent cure. so cts. Druggists
or mail. Cirulars free. DR.. Bosanko
329 Arch St., Philadelphia, Pa. Sold
by G. A. Hooper.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1893-02-16

Blood travels from the hear
through the arteries at the rate of 6
mile in seven and one-third minutes
twelve feet a second.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1893-02-16

Dave Gephart, having sold out hls
business near ST. Joe, Mo-, is back to
Great Bend, and will probably locate
In business here again.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1893-02-16

John Lightbody, who has been laid
up for month or more, is now able to
be around some, and hopes soon &c
meet all his friends at the old stand.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1893-02-16

We keep farm leases, blank notes,
receipts. contracts, chattle mortgages,
and q full line of justice Of the peace
blanks, at prices that cannot be dupli
Gated by eastern houses.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1893-02-16

I have just secured Loan Co. and
am now prepared to make good Farm
Loans promptly, at the very lowest
rate and best terms w. NJ. GUN-
MEL, Successor to Odell d Gunnell.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1893-02-16

Mark Keynes was up from Pawnee
Rock Friday. He reports that the
Rock will soon have new bank, and
possibly two other new business firms.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1893-02-16
some Foolish People

Allow cough to run until it gets be-
yond the reach of medicine. They often
say: ooh, it will wear away" but in
most cases 1t wears them away. Could
they be induced to try the successful
medicine called Kemp's Balsam which
is sold on positive guarantee to cure,
they would Immediately see the excel
lent effect after taking the first dose.
Price SOC and 81. Trial size free. At
all drug stores.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1893-02-16

And now word reaches town that
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Brinning, of near
Albert, have-not parted, but been
cemented more firmly together by the
arrival OF handsome young daughter.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1893-02-16

Simpson & Go. go out some sug-
gistive valentines this week, advertis-
ing their handsome line OF wall paper.