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The Progress., 1893-07-01

selves out 0i touch with an" .-.-lt. Ir'
church must got 81 u",. baptism 'i fro
.uirit-that j. 10 s0y. it mus open the
doors AMI let the spirit cOmvin. NchHv'
Some zeal, bu; il i; zeal with a fatal lack
Of sense. Now and then a uan rises and
says. Lord, 1T 'Is build three tabcrnacles
Ono for thee. one for Moses and one toT
Elias" Marvellous zeal. but no sense.
Wonderful structures we build today.
but they are useless cltaComb>-gcod
enough for records, good enough Tor relic
hunters in the future. And we store
them with relics for the future hunters
of curiositicS. when newer and fresh"r
race shall roam over our ruined cities.
God does not need three tabcrnaCles to-
day any more than he needed them III
the day of Christ's TRANSPORTATION. We
need institutions for saving men and
women in these closing days of the nine
tennth century. We are not adapting
our mcthodsto saving men. Until we 90
the church cannot be triumphant. The
moment we do the spirit of God III power
reaches the world through us.
Let me repeat TO youa part of my per-
sonal creed on this subject: As for me
and my house, we have more and more
resolved to abide in this faith. | repeat
it with emphasis. | had rather beat the
drum in the Salvation Army To the sal
walton Of men than stand IN frescoed
temple and preach the gospel to hand
full of old men and women, who have
profcsscl religion 50 long and date 1t so
long ago that they can scarcely rcn"lnbc'
the date of thcir conversion, and who
have heard the gospel 30 long that they
are stricken with sacred rheumatism.
had rather bc a human sandwich and
walk on Broadway and advertise the
gospel unto salvation of the passing
crowd than stand beneath Gothic arch
and preach into the soft, yielding bosom
of pew cushions the most glorious pc
riods at "A large salary. | had rather
WELD hot potato, rs dld old J"ilh
Pounds of Portsmouth, in the name OF
the eternal God to the salvation OF man
than t0 wear the red hat of Il Cariln'l
and strut before men had rather WELD
the hot potato of John Pounds of Ports
mouth to the salvation Of my brother
man than sit on the throne OF st. Peter ;
and wear the tiara of Leo XIII before
the assembled pilgrims of world.
| believe IN the triumph c& the churcl'
of Jesus Christ. | do not say what l be
leve about the future of the traditional
churches that IN many cases TImbcr the
ground in the modern city.
The Progress., 1893-07-01
An Economical View.

1t is not always good economy, to leave
any other issue out of the question, to
put the fecblcst of furniture to the serv-
ice Of servants. A cracked pitcher
which assisted at a maids toilet gave
way suddenly while the girl stood in her
bare feet. and falling cut her sufficiently
10 ley her up for several days. Anothc-'
girl was hart and temporarily incapac-
itatel fer v-ork by th-usting her hand
through . pro in her window that L@d
been cracked Tor months. The moral OF
all of which is obvious.-New York
Times.
The Progress., 1893-07-01
Tho Children's Letters.

There is one man, woman or child
in 10 who would not. if left alone, de-
light in reading aloud for the benefit of
everybody art or all of his or her cor
respondence. The news would all he
told in 10 minutes and in chorus, but If
one is continually poked at all is spoiled.
A child will naturally share n letter
with an interested mothtr and enjoy II
more for the doing. but the private let
ter box evil has in great measure
grown from the impertinent interfer
ence, for it il really that, with the young
peoples right of privacy. Know al
about child's correspondence, O
course, but 10 your supervision tactfull,
and as Justly as possible. Children ap
preciate justice more than we give then
credit for.-Jenness Miller Illustrated.
The Progress., 1893-07-01
Methodical Burglary.

Tho burglars Of Chicago seem 20 go
at their business In very mehhodi-
cal fashion. The other night a gang
Of them entered, or attempted to en-
Yer, every house on a block in. regular
numerical order. They got inso the
most Of them and carried off more or
less plunder. They brought wagon
along with them. 1t waited in the
street and when they were Through
they loaded their plumber iato it and
drove quietly away, with nobody to
interfere with them.
The Progress., 1893-07-01
A Blus Man.

A Kcntuckian. who is patient in a
hospital in that state, is as blue as a
new stove from the top Of his head to
the BOSTON, of his feet. His finger nails
are blne, the white Of his eyes are
blue, his lips are blue, and 80 IS MS
tongue. and altogether he is the bluest
nan in America. The doctors say
that the discoloration IL caused by
nitrate c9 silver poisoning. For years
hs has been subject to epileptic fits,
and took great quantities OF nitrate
of silver in order to ward Them OIL.
This was gradually deposited in the
skin. and on exposure to light tnrned
a blackisb sort of blue, just tie way
it does on photographer s-plats.
The Progress., 1893-07-01

The Lathcrs' union OF Savannah
Ga. has a very simple and effective
method OF enforcing obedience TO It's
regulations on the part of its mem
bers. though perhaps not strictly law
ful. If one of them kicks over the
traces. they just give him a good
snankinp with lath. The union en-
forces a rate Of 81 80. Not long ago
one of the members took a job on
new house at 1928. The others go'
wind of RobinsOn's treachcry and de-
cidcd to enforce the bylaw. y com
mittee OF nine was appointed 10 see
that il was properly executed. Elgh'
OF the committeeman called al
the house where Robinson was
working about six o'clock In the
afternoon. and carried the traitor on
They stripped him, tied his hanu'
ana feet and placed him across par.
rel Then the bylaw was enforced
with a vengeance. Each committee
man took turns in laying on the Iatf
on the tendercst portion OF Robinson
anatomy. until the $50 blows were ad
ministered. After finishing the Jol
Robinson was compelled to take al
oath to respec, the bylaw In TN
future. and he was allowed to put ol
hi, clothes and h0bble home.
The Progress., 1893-07-01

When standing within a'few yards
of the guns muzzle at the time ot dis
charge, person would be amazingly
astonished were he only able to see
tho sAot 20 whizzing by. Expert
ments in instantaneous photography
prove to us that the shot not only
spreads ous comet-like, as they hy,
but they string out, one behind the
other, to q much greater distance
than. they spread. Thus, with q
cylinder gun, when the shot OF
charge reaches target that is forty
yards away, the last shot is tagging q
tnll ten yards behind. Even d choke
bore gum shot will lag behind eigni
yards in, Aorty.
The Progress., 1893-07-01

It is the general belief ofmany lend-
ing ichtnologists that the goldfish
really belongs to no genera or species;
in fact, they believe it to- be monster
brought about through. breeding.
This belief has been strengthened by
tho fact that it is now well known the
ingenious Celestial has aotmally boed
a whole cole ny of goldfish. each hav-
ing two well developed tails and tWo
sets of aorsal fins. Biologists OF ma
tional reputation in this country say
that it would be equally as easy
task to breed quadrupeds with. eight
lRgS
The Progress., 1893-07-01

In n book on Character In the Face,
the. writer. on the authority of Aristotle,
saws that ''men with smalI foreheads are
unguvernable and like. swine. Those
with large foreheads are ruminative,
hke.eows. Owners of rounded fOreheads
are. irrational. as dDnkeys. Somewhat
Hat foreheads might be held for wise,
hike dogs. Square,. regularly proper
toned foreheads are magnanimous. like
the lion. Low foreheads incline to pas
sion and flattery. Melancholy foreheads
tend to harshness." More recent an
thropologists, however, hold slightly
different views. According to these, "a
narrow, contracted. rpceding forehead il
to be accepted as feature of inferiority
an ample, well formed one as n token OF
superior brain development. A very
high and bullying forehead indeed sug
gests water on the brain rather than any
particularly exalted mental power, and
on the other hand, idiots, and more IS
pecially microcephales, have fattened
retreating foreheads, plainly showlnt
their lack o intelligence. In the fore
head, as in most things. a happy me
dunn Is the best"
The Progress., 1893-07-01

We offer Ono Hundred Dollays Rs~srd ioI
any case Of Catarrh that cannot be cared I
Halls Catarrh Cure
FL. CHENEY & CO., Props,. Toledo y
We, the undersigned, have known =; .
Cheney for the last Is years, and bsleVs mn
perfectly honorable In all lbusihess.rAnsacloo'
and financially able to carry out AaJ oouss
ton made by their firm.
WEsr & TRuAx, Wholesale Druggists Ioleos
o. WALpInG, klSSAs & MAEy-s, WholesN'
Druggists, Toledo, o. .u,
Halls Catarrh Cure Is taken intsrnAy.
acting directly upon the bloed ssd nue.. ~.
surfaces of the system. Price 75e. per p0''-
Sold by all DEuggists. Testimonials irss
The Progress., 1893-07-01
10 French and whisky.

Alcoholic insanity is twice as COM
mon in France now as fifteen years
aoo. ard the number Of persons placed
under restraint on account OF it has
increased 20 per cent in the last three
years.
The Progress., 1893-07-01

BRow.t's Iron Bitters cures Dyspsgs,
Malaria. RIiousness ana General DeDn,a, ".
Gives strength, aids Digestion, TOM ,oas ~
nerves-ereates appetisa The pess -
for Nursing Mothers, weak wom''
children
The Progress., 1893-07-01
Don't Die In the House

When open air exercise and Creole Female
Tonic will restore on TO robust health and
send the color back to your pale cheeks
II is pleasant to take. No bad taste.
The Progress., 1893-07-01

e,,..-An NJ. stoned rr.e BY Or. kllns u
Nerve Restorer. 40 nt alter r.. y,,. e@y frss -
Telous cures Treaffe and ~ 20 tru Dces.ts.-sh 70
eases. Send to DR.. Kline sn Arch 81.
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ICure Dyspepsia and Constipation.

Dr. Shops Restorative Nerve Pills sent free
with Medical Book 10 prove merit, for &c stamp
Druggists PIC. DR. SHooP. Box W. ,Rseine Wis.
The Progress., 1893-07-01

A woman never gets SO old that she Ii
not interested in knowing how many new
dresses bride gets.
The Progress., 1893-07-01

Most people when they are pious take
everything to the Lord but their money.
The Progress., 1893-07-01

People punish themselves moro ''
are punished by the devil
The Progress., 1893-07-01

ThA way to spoil /. vile is to IRON :
her.
The Progress., 1893-07-01

After man marries, he soon gets rid of
the rotion that he Is a daisy.
The Progress., 1893-07-01

Nearly everybody processes to dislE' :
amateur show, but they allgo
The Progress., 1893-07-01

Nothing in the world looks ugi"
an old pair of yellSw shoes.
The Progress., 1893-07-01

Karl's Cs~ssv Rost. ...<,x
n, rrsAt slood Pufiner gives FRESHNESS anu anu sr =
10. f1.s Compie xion and cures ConsupsH
The Progress., 1893-07-01
Ho~'s Thisi

Before doing wrong, pad yourself iO' ~
kicking that In sumo to follow.
The Progress., 1893-07-01
Shiloh. Consumption Gu

Is sold on a guarantee. IL cures Ipciplent Consnmi
ton. IL N the best Cough Cure Scts, Octs. q tiO
The Progress., 1893-07-01
rrIIc HrNTERs.

The trou. 10 is we have Giscwred &c
sliIit OF Cod. We cay the spirit IL rot
with IS. IsiJ trae, but it Is not becauc-
the spirit has withdrawn from the world.
1t is simply because we have put our
The Progress., 1893-07-01

Professionalism Apparently Failing Ia the
Great Cities-Causes Therefor Church
FormaIism-Iack of Nitality-Too Much
Dignity.
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9auSet iiber 9eutid,lanb

Gin Seri6teritatter Der v6rtf. 3tg :"
bat IlpbOnie Oauoet in YariS beiu6t
unb nit lbm cine ldngere llnterreoung
gebabt. SIN 8erlaAfe berielben tbtilte
Daubet nit. baB er wdbrenb ieines
2ebenS aud einmal in 9euti6lano ge=
wefen lei, unb auar i'm Sabre 1866
mdbreab bes &rieseS III Dtun9en.
Damn fam Der 8rieg", bemerfie Der
Si6ter, nuno fpdter mar teine 6ee>
genbeit mebr. 4ber es mar ni1t etma
Intipatbie, bic mid 3uriidbielt, gemiB
ni6t. Ser &rieg bat au6 in bieier
8e3iebuns 10 febr bic 8eariffe pom
friiberen Wese abaelentt. 0r 1870
bat @ismanb in 6rantreid bic 9euts
iden sebabt. 9erienige, ben man
baBte, bas mar Der @nslduber.
unb ieben Sic, i6 bin beute
nod 70. Sd babe mid segen bic
beutffe sSnpalion gefblagen. i'd bin
@baupiniit - aber i'd nerabideue ben
Deutf6en nid)t, mobl aber ben gngz
ldnber. Sd CLAUDE, Wan9er in Iraut.
reid benft 10 ME i'd. Wenn Semaab
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@anberb1ael,

wela. IN Gefalt BON 1curiiteu, Sanbelaretieuben,
Seeleuten, Gbeaterasenten, Dampferfapitdnen,
S&iffadrjten, Miatondren, Stubenten unb aunfbe.
ailenen auer Grt ben atIcntiIHen Seeaa su freu3en
pfesen. Ginwanberer unb aniebler I'm feraen Weten,
Pc aae rtien bic potlt5uenben unb teilenten Giseaz
iaaften ppn poetter's Mase, bitierS Bet Seetrant-
tett Hebeltet, malar,iGen unb rbeumatiIhen Rrants
betteu. bel allen St6runsen per 9eber, res Masens
uu9D psS DarmfanalS su f&dsea. &esen unbetlopqe
t!tmatiihe GtnHafie, bet flet seto6ter lter unses
ipobner aoi bel unrfiuem gBafIer 1T es eiu undber
trpffeneS S4uemtttel seSen oeren 6del6e @trtunsen
nnb TT ais iples ppm reiienben Yubiitum felt ldu=
ger ais etnem Drtellabi bunpert anertannt Rttne
6prm malefiiGen 6teberS pom Der Galenturta an Der
yaefethite uab bem ySrpten Bone iebsr" am MtiiiIz
fppt bts 81 fen seinreycn Gtebsrparietdten p,psre
tebt Der betliamen Wtrtuns bieieS wDbItbdtsen Ges
iunbbets= unb ardfteerbalter8, elmer wabren otesz
eabe tnr perienen in prefdrem nbpeit5,ufanp,
pelde gu 3ranfhsiien prdntsponirt iinh.
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8dnber.

&dnoer.
Wan fann fi9 faum cine gorfellung
MAIDEN bon Der funitpolen Rombis
nation bon Garben unb Muitern. 9ie
&et9beit bes neueni6iGernben Moirs
Scot6 plai6, betupfte Satins, @laee
@repe, Satin @orbs, Der sefidten 4r>
tifel 1T bemunSernsmertb.
Te6ern.
Sie Wdl6er Der Welt peiien feinen
groBeren &ei6tbum auf, ,pie mir ibn
seigen.
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wv ~o%1 W. StIIu9UuHB JpreOtU
nollte, mliroe es pielleibt elm @d1o in
oielen 0eraen finben. 9lber mir fin6
gar itols uno eitel. uno mer weiB,
wle LANCE es nod bauern mirb, bis
oleies Wort gefpro6en tpiro. -? I'll.
!erOlngs oiirfeH Sic nidt slanben, baB
if elm 4nbdnaer germanii6er Sbeen
bin.
sd finbe", fubr Daubet fort,
Seutiblans bat unS in eigentbiimIis
der Weiie be1iegt. 9ls i9 neulidb i'm
3beater iaB unb bic Srompeteu bes
sroben Nearides in ,2obemarim"
bOrte, ba flang mir bas pie eine gies
gesfanfare in's Obr. Aber bic mahre
ytieoerlage 1T nidt bribem an Ser
Sitgren3e gefbeben. Die Nieberlage
belfebt in bent. mas na9gefommen 1T.
Cine Giille germanii6er Soeen unb
germaniiber aunft 1T iiber bic @rense
gebrungen unb bat uniere Sugenb erz
obert. nnfere na@ma9lenbe @enes
ration berlenft fi4 in bic oeutfbe pbi=
loiopbie, iie f9mdrnt fur bas Sbeal,
fe pergrdbt iif in Mpfti3ismus,
he liebt bas Ounfle uub nnflare
%. b. basienige, mas benz Gallier
nad ieiner 9rt buntel unb unflar
eri6einen muB, unS aber gertiefung
unb Snnerlidteit bebeutet. Nnm. B.
Meb.) Das 1T 10 iebr benz @eiite uns
terer 3ahe auuioer! Wfif, Der i6
8allier, Der id 2ateiner nit 2eib unb
5eele bin, mid bringt bas auf. Sens
fen Sic iid, mir finben iosar iebt ein
8ergniigen baran. 8ier au trinten |!
Nein, ernitlid, i6 betlaae bieien 5rieb
bes ua9madienbea @ei6le1ts."
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9, G q biteI.

2. &apiteI.
Die @elesenbeit bier5u ersab ii9
raider, ais 8rudner lelbit seSabt
bate. 9lo9 NIT benz @ntipurfe bes
5dreibens an bic Wfttslieoer beS Ser,
maltun9sratbes Der @entralbanf be-
idaftist - cine slnflasei6rtft, Die ben
Direftor pernibten lollte = traf ct
zines Cages auf Dem 9eimlpese aus
benl Bureau nit eirent ebenalisen
Sdulfameraben sulammeu, Der li6
inn anidlob uno lift cine Strede 8es
9es besleitete, I'M bon Der pergangenen
fr0bli6en Susenb3eit 3u plauSern.
Dabei Ijablte ct, mas aus bem hnb
jenem ibrer StubiensenoGen se,porbeu
par: 5raus SOFTER batte es sum
Setter einer sroben Sabrif in 80bmen
gebradt, 0eosner ipielte etne polittl9e
Gele in leiner 9eimatb = ia! = @O,
numb Heinpalbt aber ipar iosar @bef
bes sroben Banfbauies ieinss Obeims
seiporben unb bette bic Eohter bes
rei6en Bauipefulanten Wtanbel seheis
ratbet.
Sect pohnt ct in einer fiiritli9en
8illa i'm @dbrinser Cottage, ldbt reus
nen unb f9mimmt in @eto! Mber itol3
lit er ni6t, bas muB pabr iein, naments
lid 9eseu feline eiultisen Sreunoe. Mie
i'd mein @i4aft aufg'ma6t bab', bin
i'd 3u ibm '9ansen uno er bat mir ein'
4rebit er6ffnet ="
Brudner mar 16liebli9 frob, als Der
reSielise G1ulfatnerab iib oerabl1ies
bette, aber ba er allein ipeiter bur6 Die
StraBen i9rttt, mubte CT bod imnlerau
an bieien @bmunb Reinmalbt benfen,
ber etnem grobeu Banfbaule poritano
nnb iib se9en feline einitiseu Sreunoe 10
9efdllig erpies. g1ar ba8 niht Elm
6eutli9er Sinser3eis =
In einem Der ud9lten Gage idiiste
8ruduer Elm 8e9rdbnib Dor, bem er
anuobnen miiiie unb lief aus benz
bureau fort mad Der Doretbsersalie,
no ii9 baS 9omptoir ber Sirma s. q.
Neinwalbt befanb. 8or benz be5ei9s
neten 1aule belt Elm uiebliher, NIT 3wei
YonDi9eden belpannter 3orbnagen,
lit Incident cine iunse, elegant setleioete
Dame iab, Die bon 3eit 5u .3eit nnges
bulbise Blife na9 Der Tboreinfa1rt
mari. Da Brudner an ibr porbeifam
uno reipeftuoll feinen 9ut 3og, iab fie
a9tlos iiber tim binneg unb banfte ni6t.
Das 9aus idien iehr pornebm. Sn
bem feierli9 ltillen SOfe, on beHen
mnteritem @nbe eine Wenbeltreppe gum
8omptoir Neinualbt emporfubrte, fiiblte
ii9 Brudner ein ments beflommen.
Seine 3uperiidt idwanO plOslid nno
Ct iiberlegte cine geile, oh ct benn
iiberbaupt ba biuauf9eben uno auf Sas
leere @erebe zines Shmdsers bin ieim
Slid BET bem ebemalisen @9ulfameras
ben psriuhen follte.
(5ortiekums fcIst).
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&rdfte Dtrleibtnbe Glirir, 6as Sic Sr,tlid5e
DiGenfdaft fennt, tft DR.. Yierce's Golden
Medical Discovery. 8et Ghmtubiud5t in
ben erften StaOien, BET 2unsenidmdde.
affbma, iG)tuerem 9uiteu, BET allen Bron.
dial, Sals' unb 9nngeusQffectioneu III 60
bas einjise 70 unfeblbar beilenbe Wittel.
bab bafiir garantirt tperben tann. gBc
es nidt bilft ober frrirt, ,pire bas bafiir Be.
sablte @elb suriidgegeben.
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Ginerlet, tuie lange Dein Ratarrb idjon
bauert ober iuie beftis er TT, DR.. Cages
Remedy tptrb etne permanente Sur be,uir.
Ten. 8on ben Gisentbamern bieier Nr,uet
wirb etne 8elobnung bon $500 fiir eineu
unbeilbaren fall bon &atarrb Offerirt.
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sebuns. ST aber? 8, er fiibtte es jest
oeutli6, oab er aus eiuem anberen Sols
sel6nitt mar. sic mo9ten bic Soffs
nung auf cine before, ia slan5enoe 3ns
funft auf9eben, CT mollte fie feitbalten
unb perpirtli9en - aud obne bic Mits
bilfe bes fletnu,iitbisen Sreuubes, uenn
es ii9 iuit eraab. =
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Gtnen Stitpumft
getpdbrit On ber @nlase sur
Musiebrmns, tpenn Dein
Blut nnrein 1T. Nus,ebruna
1T eimfa4 aungen Scrofn.
lofe. Scrofnloie Dispoiition
9eniigt BET 9in3rtreten eines
let4ten Suitens ober einer
grtdltutis, Inn bic S6,riub,
tudt 3u eiltipidslH.
:. aber serabe 10, tpie Ns
thren nripruns in Der Hlut.
bei6ahenbeit bat, fam fte
aud ans benz 8lut beraus
tnrtrt tuerben. Das fd,erfte
Wlittel gesen Gcrofeln tn
ieslt4er form, bas tpirE
famfte Blutreiniatnos, uuh
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So 1T mebr sfatarrb in bieier @esenb bes
2dnbes, als prn allen anberen &ranfbeiten
5ulan1men, unb bis in ben lebten Sabren aalt
er als unbeiIbar @ieIe Sabre lang erfldrten
9pftoren Jpn fir eine lofdle &rnntbeit uno
idrteben lofale Seilmittel brr, nub Da iie ibn
nit ar5tli6er @ebanblung bsitGnbia nidt til:
rtrten, erfldrien fie ibn fir unbeilhar. Ole
BiHsni4yft bat beipieien. bob saatarrb eine
@onititutiensfranfbett lit unb besbalb cons
ititutionele gebanOlune erforbert. 9na's
8atarrbs9u fabrijirt bpu 5. 3, Gbeneb
& 60, 2olebo, Sbto, 1T bic eiusige cenititms
ttonelle &ur I'M Marfte. Sic tpirb innerlih
IN Doien pber 8aben bon 10 Grcpfsn bis Az
etnem IbeelSHeluop senommen Gie tpirft
otreft auf bas Blut unb bic ihleimige Cberf
fdde bss Spitems Sie bisten einbunbert
Dollars fur ieoen Sail, ben iie su turireu Der
teblt. 2abt Gu4 @trculare unb 2euaniiie
fommen QIorefiirt:
s. 5. g beneb & 60, Golebo, ..
~ 8erfauft bon Mpotbefern, rs GtS.
= Giirit Bismart bat mebtereu Be,
iu9ern gegeniiber ertldrt, baB er i'm
Ga(le Der 3ei6stagsauflolung fein
Wtanbat tpieber annebmen tuerbe.
Sronte Des g 6idfaIs.
Glii6tiger aaiiirer: r9eufel nod
NAL, bab' i'd in ber 3erfreutbeit n
Hetonrbillet genommen |"
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9eiiiltS.

Sn alien neuen beliebten Garben
uno Tacons, iebem SENT unb jeber
Gigur angepaBt. Inter ben neuen
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-03-29
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-09-08
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL.

A slight improvement in business is noticed
as the fall approaches and the impression is
beginning to prevail that there will soon be an
improvement also in monetary affairs. In
New York yesterday money on call was easy,
ranging from , to 4, last loan at 2 and clos
ing offered at ,. Prime mercantile paper Sa
II per cent In Baltimore the supply Of
funds to be had on loan at 6 per cent. has per-
ceptibly increased, currency is to be had in
the way of business as usual, the banks have
broadened in their discount accommodations.
and the impcdiments to the free movement of
trade are disappearing. Virginia new is
brought 60 aud G5is on sales of $4,000.
Local shares continue quiet with little doing
NEW YORK, Sept. S.-The general stock
market was weak this morning and prices fel !
Il to L. per cent. Near Ii o'clock prices
stiffcned and advances followed. The market
was firm in tone at IL o'clock
BALTIMORE Sept. S.-virginia consols :;
do 1O-4Os =; do IS G5l3 asked.