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The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-09-19

Trains leave for Ashland, Girardville and Lost
Creek, 7.29 $40 a. m, 1880, 2.45 p m,
For YGte5ville, Park Place, Mahanoy City
Delano, Hazleton, Black Creek Junction, Penn
Haven Junction, Mauch Chunk, Allentown
Bethlehem, Esston and New York, $40 m.
$780, 255 p m.
For Philadelphia 1890, 2,55 p. m.
For Yatesville, Park Place, Maharoy City ant
Delano, g. 40, ll35 o. m, 12 30, 255 440 6.Q9 p. m
Leave HazletOn for Shenandoah, $50, 1l,3i
o. NJ, /. .05, $50 p. N.
Leave Shenandoah for Pottsvine b,5O, $40
$3.50 q. m, 2.45 p. N.
Leave Pottsville for Shenandoah, 800, 1914
a.rn. Lbs, 5.l5 p. m.
A. W, ,NONNEMACHER, Asst, G. p. A
South Bethlehem Pa.
r. H. WILBUR, Geul. Supt Eastern Div
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-09-19

The EVENING HERALD has a larger oircula-
lion in Shenandoah than any other paper pub
Nshed Books open to all,
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-09-19

Entered at the Po5tofiCe, at Shenandoah Pa
for transmission through the mails
as second-class mail matter.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-09-19

If suffering from Catarrh try DR.. Sage,s
Remedy. $500 reward if you can't be cured.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-09-19
The Herald.

PUBLISHED DAILY, SUNDAY EXCEPTED
WEEKLY, EVERY SATURDAY.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-09-19

took one bottle and am free from all trouble
with my back and nervousness" II. f. AL
BRIGHT, orwigsburgh, Pa. Hoods Cures.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-02-27
2lus Sebensoefabr oerettet.

9ie Tamilie bon 8ernbarb Goben BON
$50. Fl g8eit Ganbolpbltr. entging Srettdg
BET einem 8euer, bas in benz 6auie aus
brab, nit 9enauer gtOtb benz GoOe. 9aS
6auS man etn 5tpetito6iger !6ol5bau, in
6elen unterem Stodtpcrf 6err @o6en elm
8fanbLeibgeiddft betrieb, mdbrenb Die
oberen Gdumlt6fciten tbm unb ietner aus
Trau un6 bret &tnOern beitebenben Sa7
milte ais Wobnung bienten, 9err @oben
9eitern 9lben6 ins Gbeater 9e9an9en
unb ietne Samilie bate iicb beBbalb friib
sur &u6e geIeat. @e9en 81 n6r 6ra6 aus
unbefannten l1rlacben in Dem 2aoeit etn
Seuer aus; BET &aub brang in baS obere
Stodwerf unb bas @ei9ret ber eri6redten
&inber tpefte bte Wutter. 2ebtere perz
iuDte Die &letnen binaus3ufiibren, ipurbe
aber bon benz immer bicbter tperbenben
&aucb obnmd4tig. @Liidli9er @eiie erz
icbten no6 rebt3eitig Der Bolt5iit @arrttD
int 6auie un6 brabte 9tne in Sicberbett.
0as 6euer lpurbe bann balb gelOi6t. Ser
@eiammti6aben tptrb iib auf $1,000 be-
%laufen, lit aber 6ur9 8erii9erun9 gebedt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-02-27
Graurises Sdidfol.
Jofeph Rueues firbt auf DER Ro95eitsreiie
i'm Great 1lorthern 6otel.

gu ben @Giten 6es Great Gfortberr
6otels geb0rt cine 17iabrtge jlnge Srau,
Die felt &ur3en BEN SOB tbres tbr erft bot
bret Wo6en an9etrauten Wfdnnes Soiep6
6ugues betpeint. Ser geritorbene mat
Elm Wttglteb Ser Strma Soiepb 6ugues If.
in @ra1ie, 6ranfretcb. Nm "A. Sanuar
5. S. tpurbe ct in WfarieiQeS NIT Maria
8irginia Goug6aD getraut, un6 baS iunge
Baar retfte 9lei6 na6 Der 6o35eit nad5
Nmerifa, bemt 8atcrlanb Ser iungen Srau,
alb. QeBtere pur6e in SanTranctsro ges
boren, lebte aber in Sranfret3 un6 mar in
Elm &loiter er3ogen tporben.
Sn SABRE erfranfte 6ugues an Ser
Grippe unb bate i6tper an einem QbceB
gu Lei0en, Der ii3 in Dem Ii1ten Sbr bilbete.
&aum g%eneien, beitieg ct nit ietner jungen
Srau etneu 9ampfer. Sn Stem Oort be-
fam CT einen GidfaQ, ber ftc5 bel ser Qlns
funft in Wtontreal nocbmals tpte6erbolte.
9lm Lebten Samitag traf bas Yaar I'M
@reat Jtort6ern Sotel Elm unb AM Sonntag
beiubtcn ie ben 8eltausiteauneSplab.
8alo na9 ibrer &iidfebr fla9te 6ueues
iiber l1nmo6Iietn unO e%rfldrte, DaB er fer
ben tper6e. Sim Montag tpar .er ge3pun>
gen, iib gu 8ett 81 Iegcn unb ais am
MittpOcb nod feline 8eiieruns eingetreten
mar, murbe SET 9ausar3t Or. @. 2emis
3eQman s%erufen. 9ieier erfldrte iofort,
baB cine i9tpere 0ungenent3un6ung i'm
Nn5uge un6 has Scblimmite 81 befiirbten
iet. Ser Qr3t bate MUIR Sr tpabr 9e7
ipro6en, beun i6on 9onnerltag 9lbenb III
81 1br tpurbe Sugues bon ieinen 2eiben ere
loft. Die 2etcbe purbe nab &laner's
2eiBenbeltattungsz @tabliiement gebrabt.
Sic miro BORT einballamirt un0 Damn pDn
Der trauernben jungen @ittpe na3 Sranfe
reid mitgenommen neroen. Der GObte
mar er1t &c Sabre.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-02-27
aoad1enhtd5e autnota @taata- 8ettnae, asaoetae, ~. gebrasar 1898.

eigcntlicben 8rau9erIten gebOren, bic iicb
Dlrc1 cine furSe Bud65tbuntsperiooe 1omie
oucb gum Sbeil burcb 9roBe Tru9tbarfeit
0us5etc6nen.
Die belcbalten 3tpet3etGtgen @criten bil1
ben abcr mteberum bret Spielarten, bon
ipelc6er Die erite, 81 pelcber beiipielSpeiie
Die 10 bcltebte Gbepalter>, Sranfenz uno
Saalgerlte ge60ren, iidb burb etne ic6arf
umgefniGte Nebre BET Der retfen @eriten>
pflonse auSseicbnet, olS 8raugerite I'm ber>
breitetiten iinO, a6er gu tbrem @ebeiben
einen gut borbereiteten unb 3u9lei9 trag>
frGftigen 8oben Derlan9en. Die 5tpeite
Sptelart, 5u tpelcber bic en9lti6en Sorten,
ipie 3, 8. bic Slnpertale, i6ottii9e Innatz,
8ebtgree : @erite u. I, 10. gebDren, tpeI6e
ais 8raugerlte ebenfaQS 1ebr sei6dbt ltnb,
lit fiiraer unb bretter, bebdlt bis CUR Doa>
itdnbigen &etfe aufre6titeben6e Qebcen unb
lit tpeniger mGbIeriib tn 8e5ug auf Die
Observation-Disclosures, mGbrenb Bic brittle
Spielart enbIicb, bte iOgenannte Bfannenz
gerite, ii6 ourD ibre au~Sgeiprei5ten @ran1
men fenn5ci6net, inbeiien ebenfaQS bebeu@
tenoe Nnforberungen an Sic 8ei9affenbcit
bes 8obenS felt unb bel lorgfdlttger &ul7
tur bpbe @rtrdge urb i6tpere &0rner
%liefert, tpeIcbe tebob ais 8raugerite peniger
beltebt lit.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-02-27
Staot Chicago.
0bermals Elm Oa6einitur5.

Muf benz @eLtausiteaungsplabe fan6
MISUNDERSTANDING abermals / nOocbetnz
ftur3 ftatt. 9ieles Wfal mar es ote Maz
16tnenbaIe, BON beren @lasba9 cine gauge
SecttOn, 100 SUB lang unb 8ebn SUB brett,
IN SOlge Ser auf berielben rubenoen Sbnees
Iaft etnitir3te. Mean bat ale m09Licben Mnz
itren9un9en gemaBt, bieiem l~1ebelitanbe
baburcb absubelfen, baB MAJ ben Scbnee
bon ben 0abern abi6aufeln lieB. 9as
8erf 9ing iebo6 nur ie6r langiam bon
Staten, neil iicb, trobbem man 50 per Sag
bot, nur menige 2eute 5u Der 9efabrpouen
@rbeit Deriteben MOLTEN. Der geiteru 6er>
abgeitir3te She'll bes @tasbacbes liegt 3ipi1
i4en ben beiben 6auptitiben bes @cbGubes
uno bGtte baber eigentlicb eber i'm Stanbe
iein iolen, bte auf ibm rubenbe Gait st
tragen. Ser 8erluit iou uneefabr $1,000
betragen unb man tpirb iofprt Not6reparas
turen pornebnlen lalIen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-02-27
Dfer6eoeden i'm Winter.

Sc 1T gciptB iebr gu empfeblen, baB man
g6tere, Sic fi3 betB g%elaufem baben nn6 bel
talter @itterun9 int Sreien parten mitiien,
nit elmer 9eGe etnbiiat, UNI @rfdLtung,
@lte0eritetfbeit unb 9tebnlicbcs gu Dermeiz
ben. 6aufts ge11us fie6t man, baB gegen
bieie erite 9tegeL berBferbebaltung in letbtz
ftnniger @etBe DerftoBen miro. Qber betz
nabe ebenio falicD lit es, Die Sbiere i9on
mGbren6 beS 2aufens 5u bebeden. Wan
glaubt 6amit Sen Bfer6en Defenders gut gu
t6rn, cine Annabme, sic iebO6 nibt 3uz
trtfft, neil Die 8ebefuna bas S6piben
permebrt un6 Ser 6aut bann geraoe I'M
&ubeltan6e bic trofene a%uflaugenOe nm7
6uaung feDIt, pelcbe notbpen0ig nnb mill
fommen wdre. 9ur9 6teies faIibe Ser
fa6ren tpirO ficber ser @runO gu &ranf6etz
ten sclegt, Oas BferO bat ieinen n%atiirlt7
cben 8eIs un6 brau4t teinen l1eber3teber.
site &initelet bringt nur S3aoen, petl
gum 8eiiptel Meniben, bic tmnner tbren
sails tparm %etnpadeu, ii3 iebr letcbt Salsz
franf6eiten su5teben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-02-27
@ter- 23c bos 0ukenb.

leI- SoC DuS SuBeHD.
8etBfrout- 9iei9es SS.00@10.00 pei
6ultbert.
gutter-8efe CREAMERY 27-a74c.; quite
25@26c.; gerin9ere 21@23c. noboemadbte,
22@24c. ; bet Gairp 25@27c. ; quite II @23c.;
9eriil9ere 19@21c.; SEQ. 1 2a6les 2O@22c.
ytO. 2 18@20c.; 8adiu9, frii6e, 16@17c.;
&oG 49, @19c. @reaie Bose.
3m 81. 75@4.00 per Sup.
@rb en-@etrodnete, 9riine, $1.35@1.75.
&otbe RIben- s. .5O@2.75 per SaB.
@ep eli @erineere Sorten 1.0O@I.50 [.
per Sap, before $2.25@3.0O, quite $3.50
@4.50.
SGute- felt; SEQ. 1, fei6t NIB idwer,
4}c. ;bei9Gbtst 34@34c. gto. 1&olbfeQ8@84c.,
bel6Qotgt to-; geo. 1 un9e9erbte 9Gute
4}c. go. 2 &c.
81 mterfett-ua." &c.; selbes &c.
Gols-N go. 1 Country 7@73c.; $50. 264
orc.
@efliise1 ssi9Ia6tst, Si9nsr 11@
lie; Spring 12@124c.; Gurfep 14@14c3;
SoIot-$ 81. OO@1.2 % per SAFE.
@urfen- 81 10000 per Ouben6.
SeQerte- 100000. per gu19.
@Plbe Giibeu- $-@1.25 per SaB;
meme 50@60c per Slllt9.
gSeiBe Surnips 81. 00@1.25 per SAB.
@ranberries - Serieps $S.50@9.5O
per SAP.
Sobnen- 8ete Napies 3u So. OO@2.05;
Webiurns 81. $4,000.
Strneu @oIifor1iI6e @tnterz9eais
S .00@3.5O
&otosuiie- $40 per sc.
8ananen- 50c@$2. 90 per gull6.
&Gie = Sui Cream 3lpins 11@114c.;
Sui Cream golng 9mertcans 11@114c.;
Sui Cream @bebbar 1O4@114c.; 8rid 11@
49,; 2im6Hr9er 11@113c.; S9wet5er geo. 1
134@138c. per 8funb.
8eieucpru- Nuf Der 8ab11, fair bis
dolce, grimes 5@53c. mittleres, roth Ober
blaBerbi9 4@44c. ralb nno grob 4@--c.;
6oice grimes gu @arpetzSiiriten &C.; nielfz
mnrfiug" grimes 44@5c.; rot6= o6er selbz
eotseS -@48c.; Sniette n1o 9efer, grim,
rotbeaoiSes DO. 44@44c. ul9rabeS
2@3c.
@ilb-Geal=G uten So. 25@ Do. so; Mauarbz
Gtten $4.25@4.50; 0teO 6ea6S $4,000;
@aupos 8ats $6.0O@12.0O per 0ubenb.
$1.25.
SAT- Snipe- 1925 per 0us.
Rlpper- $1.25@1.50,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-02-27

.5upetIen aIs bilfreicb eripieien, tpenn an7
bere Witttcl febli@tuget. 0ieie Mittel
mlllieil abcr balb nab Der 8ergiftung nn>
%gepanbt ipcr0en; nacbbem Iicb offene
@unoen gebilOct, tpenbet ! ftd6 better
an Ben Gr3t.
6erru q. g., Golo. Gieaei4t iper6en
Sic Sairbo6ncn burcb Sarmer SEED 60,
81 8eit San 8uren Str, Chicago, ODER
5. 8artcIoeS & 60, &aniaS SeeO 6oule,
2amrence, &aniaS, be5ieben f0nnen.
Serrn S. &c., g. 0af. Sie6e Mrtifel:
Ser 9lnbau Der 8rau9erite.
6errn g. S., Mtnn. Stebe Mrtttel:
Oas Nlsipintern Ser Salmfri6te.
6errn 81. NS, @tie. Stebe MrttfeI
Pferbeoeden i'm @inter.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-02-27
Ods Qusmintern Ger balmfra6te

Oas Qusmintern Ser balmfrl6te.
9ret beri6iebene Gorgdnge faiien mir
geipDbnIicb unter benz 0tamen bes l1eber7
pinterns ~uniereS @etretoeS 3uiammen.
/. 0aS ipirtlicbe @rfrieren Der 9fan3en bel
boben &Gltegraben; 2. baS 2luffrteren Der
Saaten I'M SritDtabr, uno 3. 9as grittGen
uno QuSfaulen Der BHanSen unter elmer
itarfen Scbnee6ede.
Sa mniere @inter1aaten etnen Doben
@ra0 bon &Glte ertragen f0nnen, TO fpmmt
etn unmtttelbareS @rfrteren belieLben nt6t
leibt bor. 9as Grfrteren trttt nltr bann
Elm, tpenn nacb itarfem Sroit 9roBe Sempe>
raturI 9tpanfun9en etntreten. 9aS 3u
ibneQe Qluftbauen lit BEN 8flan5er tpeit
gefGbrltcber, ais ber ftarfe 6roit ielbit. @etl
cine mdBig itarfe, LANCE lie9enbe Sobnee7
bcGe Elm gutcs natiirlicbeS Scbubmittel
9egen 81 bobe &GLtegrabe lit, 70 iudbt man
it9 cine iDl6e ST. Dericbaffen, inbem man
bic Sberfld6e m0glibit ralb lGBt unb bd>
our9 benz S5nee et1en Salt giebt. Salt
fetn Sbnee, 10 getpGbren Die llneben6etten
bes 8obens ben Yfan5cben ettpas Sbub
gegen Bic etit9en 98inoe, @egen bte I'M
ipGten Sriibjabr etntretenben 9lacbtfr0ite lit
MIR bie einbetmiibe ober aus fdlterem
&tima beSogene Saat, neil ite an itrenge
@tnter 9elpO6nt lit, 9eibiibt. Geriube in
oteier Gti3tung betpleien, baB auf quite,
groBe SaatfDrner erbebltcbeS @etpicbt 3u
legen lit; es 3et9te ii9, baB an iltngen
s aGn36en i'm @inter beIto me6r3u @run6e
gingen, ie g~ertnger bas @eipicbt ser Sornen
g~etpeien, aus benen iie eripacbien paren.
Der 8organg beS 9(uffrierens ber Saate11
TIM SriibtaDr fommt AauptiG6li6 auf
Wtoorboben unb i6par3em chickering's
bobcn DDr Mno beltebt oarin, oaB Die naiie
@rbe in ibrer pberiten Sd6tcbt frtert un6
0aB in Sol9e Der bierourb beruriabten
itarfen MuSDe6nung Der @ur5eln Die
Blan5en 5erreiBen. Stnft BET Sbaupetter
bte pberite S6ic6t tpieber in tire alte Sage
3uriid, 70 bleiben bic Rflan33en, fails le
nocb penig betpur3cIt tparen, oft in Der
pberiten S6tcbt Lte9en unb bertrodnen
BORT. I'm baS 5u berbiten miro 6es
8alSen SEES NGetS NIT 1btperen @al3en nit
9utem GrfDIge a%ngepanbt. 9luf iol3en
8Oben lit cine quite Drainage iebr ange=
brabt. Sim metiten gefG6r0et ourcb Oas
@uffrieren iinb erfabrungsmdBtg Die mittelz
1pdten Saater. 0amtt bic 1pGteren Saaten
fi6 Dor @tnter nDdb mOglt6ft f~rGfttgen, lit
cine flad6e rnterbrinsung febr ange3eigt,
mas am beiten burd6 Orilen at GRETCHEN lit.
9os @ritiden unb 9tuSfallen Der Winter@
faat fommt beionbers BET iipptgem Stanbe
unb an Steuen bot, IN 6enen groBe
S6neebGnfe 3uiammen gepebt itnb. Man
bat beSbalb barauf gu a6ten, baB bte
friibeite Saat biinner geiGetunb pOmO9Gi6
geOrtIt ntrb, ba na9 %oorltegenOen @rfabz
rungcn ein NusfaQen ser 0riQiaat %ieltener
beobabtet piro. Solte bennob elm 81
fairies Wa6Stbum eintreten, 10 tptrb man
gut t6un, bic Saat ab3u9aten.
Inn baS @rittden Der BflanSen unter
elmer boberen S6neei6i3t, auf Der ft3
cine barte &ruite 9ebttbet bat, 3u Der1netz
BEN, empfiebIt es itb, etne Gte6berbe barr
iiber gu tretben, bar1it Bic &ruite gebrO4en
miro unb bic SUIT gu ben 9flanaen 'brtns
den fam.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-02-27
Observation-Disclosures Brteffaiten

Serrn SO. g., $40, Trage: @et6e
StrGuder itnb bas, bic BEL Der 8erilbrun9
cine giftige @trfung BADEN unb mas tbut
man gegelt bieielbe? Antport: @s tit
mo6l nit Sicberbeit ansunebmen, baB es
fi6' in bieIem Sale nm @iftepbeu (poison
ivy) ober @iftei6e (poison oak) barDelt.
9ie @irfung bieier giftigen Bfan3ett
duBert ii4 BEL peri9teoenen 8erionen IN
iebr ungleidem @raoe. Ser Gtne fann Die
8flanse beribren, iogar baS 2anb NIT ben
9Gnben Serreibe1, obne baB irgeno necb7
tbeilt9e Splgen it6 etniteuen. Sin Nn>
berer bari nun Elm Stiid 3eug b%etaiten, bas
bon ber g flanse beriibrt purOe, um per7
gtftet gu tperben. 2lebnltcb gebt eS NIT Dem
6eilmitteln mas benz @tnen btLft, niibt
Dem 9ln6ern NIGHTS. Sn DieIen SGaen bat
folgenbes MfitteL itd6 bcipdbrt: W2an babel
BEN Der9ifteten &0rpertbetL NIT betBem
8affer, obne Seize, trofnet ab nno be-
itreicbt bann ste SteIe NIT etnem Ptn1el
oOer elmer Sober nit ~tincture OF tobelia.
9ieS gei9ic6t 4 WtaL td9lib. 9te Gtnctur
bart nit fetner tpunben Stele IN Be
rilbrung fommen. Sn manden SGlen
bat it9 6aS 8epinieln nit fluid extract
of gelseminum sempervivens gelber
SaSmtD bepGbrt. Sn anberen Sdaen
mar Der @ebraub elmer Qlbto6ung BON
@t5enlaub BON gutter @irfun9; Seltrets
chen NIT frti6cm &~alfipaiier Bat aucb
i3on 9ebolfen; bides &uflegen BON 3ers
badten oSer aerrtebenen 3wtebeln bat itdb
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-02-27
SetH M11Dere

@trb bid beilen; bieIe @orte feIen bic
@irfuug BON @ber's @ariapariaa i'm
tpabren 2tdte bar, tpenH man ie fir iol6e
&runfbeiten outpenSet, Die ibren Iii prnng
in unreinem 8lute babeu; udbreuo man
ober bieS BON GlDer's @ariapariIa be-
buupten bari, pie tarienOe beSeugen f0rrer,
10 lam man es ni9t nit @abrbeit onf an.
6ere Brdparate antpenoen, ipelde getpiiien.
loie Sdrbler enpfeblen unb einem ais Oeben
70 gut tpie ager's" auf5ui9maben periuGet.
@er elmer 8%lutreinigurg beoarf uuO ettpas
min, 0as inn bauerno gut tbue, Der nebma
@ber's Sariapari1a, uuH feine anbere ols
&9er's. 9ieie MeOi5in genirBt felt beinabe
finfstg Sabre1 eine11 folden 9tuf, uro bat
70 sahlret9e unb uterfpiirbige Seilungen er=
stelt, OaB tbr fem an6eres Srdparat je bartn
nabe fam. stger's SariapariIa retbt bic
gteigung 5t erbliden SfrOpbeln unO anOern
Bluttrantbeiten nit Der @ur3el aus benz
S6rper, uuO gerieBt nit noDem 8e9te b1s
3utrauer bes Rublitur1s.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-02-27

6afer- 0ertaute mad probe warelt:
go. 2 Bic. % 314c.; SEQ. 2, meiBer, 343c.
a 353c; SEQ. 3 294-32c.; SEQ. 3, pelBer, ~
@erfe- Gerfaufe mad 9robe: SEQ. 2
-@-c.; SEQ. 8 40@67c. go. 4 $1,000.
@tnterwei3en- 8erfaufe na6 Probe
mareln: SEQ. 1, rotber, C.; So 2, rotber,
N4@-c.; SEQ. g.. rotber, 65@66c.; 9to. 4,
rotber, 60@-c.; No.2, barb, 81 c.; 9to' D.
barb, 64c.
g NJ er 10 ei3en - gertdnfe mad
Qrobe rparer: geo. 2 75@763c.; 9to. 8 600
&c.. SEQ. 8 peiBer, 58-c.; SEQ. 54@57c.
&o9sen- 8erfdufe mad Probe werelt;
No. 2 -@56c. SEQ. 8 44@-c.
&Iete- 0erfGufe 81 SIS. 5O-S14.-
Mibbltn s-8ertdnfe rpareH 81 Sl3'0o
@14.00.
SEN - gerfdufe waren: gto. / &imotbp
s11 .OO@11.5O; NO.2 &imotbg, $1O.0O@1O.3O,
gem. &tmotbp -@-c.' uplailO Pro't'e
9oameu- 8erfGufe na9 Probe rparer1:
Slo6s SEQ. 1 s1.20@1.21; &tmotbp SO
4.40 per 100 Yfb., @loper S7@6.3O.
Corn - 8erfGufe na9 Strobe; gto. 2,
meiBes,-c.; Sen. 2, 9elbes, 4O@@4Ofc; yto; g.
meiBes, 1916. SEQ. 3, selbes, 374@3S3c. 9fo'
4 36@373c. ny
RIfer1pudren- BretIe rDare1: Yort
Barrels fir 7O@7s4c, ua6 2arO &ierces TIr
824@85c.
Wbisfep-S1.17
Eloriba Orau9en-$2.25@3.OO per
Sor. California, Napels 100000.
@itrpnen- @ute s. .25@3.OO per Sor'
9eringe 81. 50@1.75.
6oni9 g8etBer Stee int 9fltns ab9ez1
tbeilt 14@16c., ni9t 10 bed 1O@-e.; OlHfel
seiarbt 6@8c. Oas PfurO; ausSeldllener
7@8e. ouo.
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Sebrons 68@71r per gu. gnrbants TOO
YeerleB 08@70c. ,s.o,s IN
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. s,5O@S4'0O
bos Sap.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-02-27
sstmaMs=8ert6t+

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Die gantauselei6unsen betrusen SOL
159, 461.17 9egen S81, 521 1915 IN Der entz
ipre9enben 8o6e bes pori9en Sabres.
8unbesiduIbf@eine i9IOiem bier:
Il. ct. AZ r~egitrtrte. l.. 1I2A
Il. ct. as Goupou... 1921
Il. CT. 2H's r~egiItrtrte ........... ........... 99h
8oeifc 6$ 95 los
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-02-27
NieDHtarft.

Mm &in6piebm fl betrus bic 3uiubr
II ,074 Stid, eesen 59,393 in Der pOri9en
@o3e.
8erfauft 1puroen ltltter Nnberem:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-02-27
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

R8- ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS @e9enitdube b%etreitenoe IN
frngen fiuO on 9errn 8Dttlteb Seta'ttA8DopeF'
SIa0es Corners, MiSc., al rtAtelt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-02-27
@tMSWGrtS+

@et3eu Seem Oort = Sebruar 778c.,
Mat, 809c., Suli, 814c. ct. 2outs-6ebrnar,
67&c.; Mai, 713c. Wtilpaltee baar 64&c.,
Mai, 694c. Duluth 6ebruar' 659c.;
Moi, 67Ee. Golebo : Sebruar, 72c. W}ai,
75gc. 8altimore-Sebruar, 754c., Mui, 1890.
Corn Seem 0orf = 6ebruar, 5a4c.;
Moi, 5O&c. ct. Souls Sebruur, BIC. +;
Mai, 394c. Baltimore Sebruar, 1876;
Wtat, 49c.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-02-27

@m 9 9wetnemarft belief fi9 bie 3u=
fubr auf 102 ,508 Stiid, ge9el1 13O, 1856 StaG
in pOri9er &o9e,
@erfauft murbei1 inter 2l1tberem:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-02-27

S9afe tr0fen ein 56,528 Stiid, 9e9et
50,T54 IN pori9er @ohe.
@erfQuft 1purben inter Nnbere11:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-02-27

@bica9o, 25. Sebr.
6ebruar @ei3en i6loB nit 734c., 6ebruarz
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-09-02
THE GREAT DEBATE.
Men Who Make the Speeches in the
Senate.
A REMARKABLE DISCUSSION
The Leaders Engaged in ParIia-
mentary Dueling.
SCENES IN THE CHAMBER.

When the first wave of financial distress
rolled with oninous rumblings across the
country this summer, closing the industries
of the nation and throwing thousands out
OF employment cry went up that the
difficulty was occasioned by the result
OF the operation of the Sherman law
and Congress through the President was
called upon erase from the statute
books this act which the people belisv-
ed had caused the distrust- Congress met
hurriedly, the House Of Representatives
took up the battle with will and in a
businesslike manner, and the first OF this
week found the demand OF the people and
was able to lend its aid. The bill went to
the Senate and is now before that body.
1t is not extraordinary. therefore. that the
nation waits with anxiety the deliberations
OF that body. and in the east and the west
as well as the other sections of the country
the proceedings of the upper branch of the
national legislature are watched and read
and studied with an interest that demon
strates how close to the heart of the most
humble OF the citizens of the country are
the words of every member that rises on
the floor to express his views.
The scenes In the Senate since the Open
ing of the extra session have been remark
able for the regular and steady attendance
of the Senator'S. the sincere interest of each
Of them IN the utterances of their usso-
ciates. and the crowded galleries. 1t is
generally the case that when a long debate
is in progress In the Senate the attend
hnce falls OF and that only those who are
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-09-02
In the Vicinity of Mt. Etna.

from the CenSufy.
The very rain is strange: it is charged
with obscure personality; it is the habita-
ton of a new presence, a storm genius
that l have never known; 1t is born Of
Etna, whence all things here have being
and draw nourishment. 1t is not rain
but the rain cloud. spread out over the
valleys. the precipices. the sounding
beaches. the ocean plain; 1t is not a Storm
but a season. 1t does not rise with the
moist Hyades, or ride with cloudy Orion
in the Mediterranean night; it does not
pass like Atlantic tempests on great world
currents; 1t remains. Its home is upon
Etna; thence 1t comes and thither it re-
turns; it gathers and disperses, lightens
and darkens, blows and is silent, and
though it suffer the clear north wind, or
the west, to divide it's wells with heaven,
again 1t draws the folds together about it's
abode. 1t obeys only Etna, who sends it
the mountain hides its face; it is the ST.
Gillian winter.
But Etna does not withdraw continuously
from its children even in this season. On
the third day. at farthest, 1 was told it
would bring back the sun; and l was not
deceived. Two days it was closely wrapped
in impenetrable bray, but the third morn
ing, as 1 threw open my easement and
stepped out upon the terrace, 1 saw it. like
my native winter. expanding it's broad
TANKS under the double radiance of daz-
zling clouds spreading from it's extreme
summit far out and upward, and of the
snow fields whose long, fair drifts shone far
down the sides. Villages and groves were
visible, clothing all the lower zone, and be-
tween lay the plain. 1t seemed near in that
air. but 1t Is twelve miles away. From the
sea dipping base to the white cone the
slope measures more than twenty miles,
and as many more conduct the eye down
ward to the western fringe-a vast bulk
yet one does not think of its size as he
gazes. so large a tract the eye takes in.
but more realizes than it does the dis
lance Of the stars.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-09-02
HEAT AND BRITISH VOLUNTEERS.
Liverpool Soldiers Overcome by sun
stroke and Exhaustion.


From the Westminster Gazette.
An extraordinary story Is told In a letter
received from one Of the rank and file Of q
Liverpool regiment engaged in the recent
operations at Aidershot. 1t shows the suf-
ferings which the men underwent through
the excessive heat The letter, which is
dated the 10th instant, says:
Yesterday we had TO march eight miles
at in the morning. and took UP a position
as an attacking force at a village called
Normandy. There were 20.0)O volunteers
engaged. and as many regulars. We were
brigaded with the first Liverpool and the
sixth Liverpool. who simply went to pieces.
especially the first. The day was fearfully
hot-over 100 degrees-and the men were
falling sll round from exhaustion and sun
stroke. When We had finished We had to
march six miles home, and the dust was
awful. You would not have known the reg
tments IL you had seen them. The men
were fallen out at one place to get water
They got bucket of dirty water out of a
shallow well. and they fought for it like
wild beasts
Before we got home twenty-three men
had gone down, fallen by the roadside. and
we had to leave them. as We could hardly
walk ourselves. One little chap and a SER
geant fell on their faces within 100 yards
of camp. We have only two men on the
sick list today: one is in Aldershot Hospital
with sunstroke and the other is blind. The
first Liverpool fell down by ranks coming
home, and out of 40 men only l16 and two
officers came home together. They picked
up five dead men in the Fox Hills this
morning, three regulars and two volunteers,
and hear one colonel of a regular regi-
ment is raving mad with sunstroke. This
Thursday morning 1 have just been
through the lines of the first. and they are
in a sullen, discontinued state, almost
mutiny, cursing their officers and saying
they had a forced march all the way home
yesterday. and that that accounts for their
state when they came in"