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Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1893-02-11
\ Measure of Safety.

a late dispatch from Indianapolis,
Ind, among other things, says:
While none of the railroad officials are
wiling to be quoted, they do not hesitate to
say that the labor organizations are preparing
for strike during the Worlds Fair. That
they have information regarding some pro-
posed movement among employees is not
denied, and some of the less discreet among
the employees are outspoken in indorsing a
general strike and in declaring that arrange
ments are making for one when the Worlds
Fair opens.
SO, then, the Worlds Fair is to be.
come an occasion
|, To keep people away, and
,, To lock up in Chicago for an
indefinite period those who do go.
The cholera scare is bad enough as
a menace to the success of the Fair,
but the Knights of Labor threat is a
far worse one.
The Pennsylvania railroad company,
therefore, can do no other than dis
charge the conspirators against its in
terests and the safety Of its travelling
public, and employ those who do not
owe first allegiance to the Master
Workman and pay taxes to the Walk
ing Delegate.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1893-02-11

The request Of Theo. Human, Clerk
of the Circuit Court. elsewhere printed,
is one which should at once command
the attention. and compliance of those
to whom it is addressed-applicants
for naturalization and ministers. Do
not fail to read if.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1893-02-11
Members OF the Tax Convention.

Gov. Brown has appointed Hon 5
Lloyd Lowndcs, George A. Pealre,
r. D. johnson and Moses r. Wilson to
represent AlIegany county in his
advisory convention to frame an
assessment law. 1t is not yet known
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1893-02-11
\ Trinity.
Three lucky men.

Three lucky men.
Cleveland in reaching climax UNI
precedented in democratic history.
Mckalg in always being ready TO
take "the tide at its food"
And McComas in getting out of
politics in this district just as his
biennial alarm of free foreign coal had
become certainly identified as only a
cherished scarecrOw.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1893-02-11
Wants More Warmth.

If tie city is too poor to keep its police from
freezing let the public, by fair Or subscrip-
ton, provide outer integuments for the worthy
guardians of the peace.-Cumberand Times.
The fair will pay better.
Special train from the Creek can be
run, and there are plenty fools here to
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1893-02-11

Journal. He is working at pho
Biography there and says he is doing
we'll, though he likes Frostburg better.
especially a portion Of the old town
that is now in Bait imore.
Fairmont is a nice place to visit and
the JOCRNAL likes to 90 there.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1893-02-11
An Immense Ofer.-I have arranged

An Immense Offer.-I have arranged for
a short time to make dozen Of our une Xcelled
Cabinet Photos and a fine 16x2O fife size
crayon pictures for IS. We do this as
another method ofintroducing our work into
every home. This offer also holds good with
anyone who has recently had work done.
For further information call at Gallery
All work done without pain
C o. 1owLEs.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1893-02-11
BrcNitIcs.

The JOURNAL will pay some more
attention to observer" next week
also to the Homecoming Reejep'S mean
headline
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1893-02-11
4 Ray of Hope.


the United States Senate debate last
Tuesday on the automatic-couplc bill
it was said that Senator Chandler
showed how the democrats of the SEN
ate were inconsistent with their
party eealty'' in two respects
|, In opposing the bill under dis
cussion and also
>, The repeal Of the Sherman silver
Act.
1t appears that in doing so they dis
obeyed the injunction of the Chicago
platform, and it is said that Mr..
Chandler
predicted that the course Of democratic
Senators in the next Congress on the subject
of tariff would be equally at variance with
their party platform.
The JOURNAL begs to remind Mr..
Chandler that the Cumberland Ne,rs
disagrees with him-at least so far as
Nova Scotia coal is concerned
The Ne,oS thinks the platform a free
trade Bosom Of destruction that will
make speciality of coal.
But Mr.. Chandler says it will not be
the cyclone which the NecS breads
that some things, many things perhaps,
will escape by lodging into dugouts.
The JOURNAL hopes that coal will be
among the saved
Although, MIR. Chandler beinga New
England republican, will be disap-
pointed, doubtless, if portion of his
prediction is not verified.
That is, if the democrats do not give
his republican constituents what they
want-free coal.
Will Council Go Back on Itself?
The Water Committee will report to
Council Monday evening next.
AT least it is so supposed
The report will include its determi-
nation to go to the springs of the
Savage river valley and pump them
over the mountain to Frostburg.
Also, the lowest bid for ditching,
etc.
The JOURNAL anticipates partially
the report for the distinct purpose of
calling Councils attention to the fol-
lowing excerpt from the minutes of
the November meeting, under which
the Committee is acting:
On motion of Mr.. Wright, Council instruct
ed the Water Committee to proceed at once
and make effort to secure an adequate supply
of water By system Of o'tesio,a 'cells!
The alternative that will confront
Council is
Will we ratify and confirm n fiat dis
obedience of our ordcr9
Or will we give ourselves another
month in which to have at least the
practicability of our November plan
investigated by an expert
A Remedy.
"Fair Play" in the Homecoming
Reriew, has apparently discovered Il
new plan of choosing delegates to
political conventions.
And the Recie'c, apparently regard
ing 1t as new, endorses it.
The JOURNAL submitted the same
scheme on the 10Th day of November,
last.
But it will not insist upon this point,
fearing some Cumberland galoot.
masked as Il Barton "Observer," will
pretend to see in it a bid for more
"public printing"
If the Rerie'c has no more sense of
decent discernment than is shown in
the admission of such contributions as
"Observer's' letter to its columns, it
will pay that paper to run its cores.
pondence, like its hash, through a
split bottom chair.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1893-02-11

There may be better goods for sale than
what we offer, but the part otthe world where
they are has not been discovered yet. Up to
date the best can be found i'll this town at
GEuAUF & MYERS Furniture store.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1893-02-11
Business Locals.

If YOU want to get at our prices you can do
so by figuring about 10 per- cent. off what other
dealers ask you, and you'll be about the mark
We are always the lowest in price as we'll as
best in quality. GFHAUF 4 MAYER.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1893-02-11
4 stOunding.

Let us take the county of Garrett,
according to Morning:
Received from the State ............ 12,036.1S
Taxes paid the State ...............s1l, 12i.l3
Or, Observation-Disclosures. 9l2O5
more than the county pays.
If an Individual could fare that way
it would pay him to be taxpayer.
But he cannot, although in Cumber-
land practically every individual gets
back from the county every cent
he pays, and, in addition at least II
cents of every dollar that is paid by
Georges Creek !
Is it not astonishing that the people
of this region stand that sort of thing
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1893-02-11

h@rv g. e.. STig. p. Springs f. Suoger ira.
Mo,cn in
Thedepr sion on is
dips of the
and M a
including 500 feet depth red sha'a
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1893-02-11

The JOURNAL does not approve the
editorial in the Ledger entitled "Small-
ness"
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1893-06-30

s>xin .Iee Thou-
ssan,l q ollars .
syear In their own
localities, whore
ever they live. I
will also furnish
the s'tuation or
AMPLY ment, at
viii h You can
learn that amount.
II charge nothing
iand receive noth-
| ing u Mess sue
| ccsshul, - above.
/ Nothing difficult
ito learn, or that
requires much
ttiine. ! desire but
Esne person hOm
seac b district q
county. ! have al
kroAdy taught and
provided with en-
Pploymept . large
number who arc
}, each. All 10 new,
~ know all, II you
lone. Address,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-03-06
aoadbentltd1e autnota ataata- aettna,e, a1o,tae, s, aaaars 1898.

gar fetne 8e3tebungen unterbdlt,
nt6t ats 9euti9er angeie6en meroen.
&etn 9eltlcber auf bem Weltleite Sotpnz
Stdet, bafltr aber brei Srldnber unO elm
oeuti6fetnoli6er 809 me!
9as 9foroiette 8opntidct lit nit SrlGn@
bern ilberlaoen, uno Elm Sim GrapfOrO
obenbrein!
&ein 9euti3er auf benz ita6til9eu
Sidet!
l1no Garter uben6rein
9ieie Suppe iolen Bic Oeuti4en ais
gelobnung flr baS, mas fte I'M 6erbit gez
than baben, auSeifen.
gStr gratultren.
9aS gauge GiGct, pelbes nominirt
tpurbe, lautet:
STIR WapOr: Garter s.. Sarrtfon.
Sur S6abmeiiter: WficbaeI 8ranSfteI6.
Sur Staotantpalt: @ep. 81. 3rube.
Sur Staotl9retber: GbaS. @aiftel6.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-03-06
&euer.

9ten1tag Weorgelt 9egen 4 r6r brab in
Dem 3udermaarerlaben bon @bnarb &elD,
821 GootltraBe, Elm Se1er aus. Sofort
nac3 ieinem @tntreiien c~rfannte Seuermarz
ieboa Stb8eralb, baB NaS brenncnbe 6olas
gebGube aub Der No9bari6aft gefdbrli6
ietn fOnnte, pesbalb ct meitere 6iilfe 6er7
betrtef. Nie iebr Ser TeuernaricbaIl gtedt
gebabt, betDies, 0aB por @tntreffen Bet Stpei@
ten 6euerpebrabtbetlung Bic betben Na6z
barbduier, 819 unO 1923 &ootitraBe, eben7
fails Seucr ~gefan9en batten. SIN bem
tSauie SEQ. 1923 befanb 1tcb bas Sottlerge@
ibdft BON GoBnnan, int benz 6auie SEQ. 819
Der 2eibitalI bon g. s.. Sloman. 9urb
ben 0Grm auf9ei9re6t, elite Sic Na6barz
ibaft 6er6et, um it9 an ben &ettun9sarz
beiten 81 betbeiligcn. 53unGcbit gait es,
bic in Sloman's StaIe beftnbltben 8ferbe
losSufoppeln. 9urb BEN 9ampf unb Sen
2drm Ser SeueripriBen altf9ei6reft, liefcn
Die Sphere tpie toll a1f Ser StraBe beruln
unb gefdbrbcten Sic nit Der &ettung ibrer
6abieli9teiten beibdftt9ten 8erionen, mie
aucD bie S%eueripebr. Ser StaI brannte
total nieber, tpDbet etne groBe 8artbte 6et
unb me6rere S0litten NIT ~perbrannten.
Der @eiammtl6aben tpir6 auf ctrca $4,000
oerani6lagt, mel5er aber burcb Geritbez
rung gebeGt lit.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-03-06

Menn mir beoenfen, baB Ser Magen oas 9roBe 9abo=
ratortltnt it, in ipeldem Die 9enoiiene gobr1ug in 9tdDr=
ltoff nerporoelt miro, bob Ell bent Ss6rper Strait perfeibt,
nod)bem bic y}obrun9 III baS 8lut iibergegan9en If, boB
Der Nta9en nit einem @prt Die ltrqnele ber Strait if, 10
ptiien mir an9, OaB es peieutli1 lit, btefe &roftqueGe in
9l1telt 3nftanbe 81 erbalter, re1p. ibu mieoer Oarein gu
o%erisbeit, pern er anger Srouung gerotben lit. Sizes
mtro on1 be1tet un0 prpmpte1ten belpirft our1 9pItetter'S
M@9en6ttterS; oas bic Serba4ung resnliEt bic geroal!s
@ittgelpeibe f6rbert. 9ie &n6e unb MiberItonosfrof
peg gternenlpitems 9angen sum 9roBeu She'll BON 9riHb=
ltDer Werool1n9 ob. Sie dr5tlide Milieni0aTt ferut
teit pirfnngSpnaeres 9teroenberubigutgsmittel olS bas
8ttters. SerIer miro eS BON Mer5teu elnpfpbleu 9egen
Sieber lno @rtdlt1lt9elt &lenmattsmns, 9tleren= nno
an 9slppetit nnb SDlaf. Man ue6ute breimal td9lid Elm
Weinglas pDa.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-03-06
Eitr pfernr 1tnn 2%atnnnteb

SSiir HferOe- ssnadn pq ahlni g sn@ 9yr sR!aoS sH:
i1en, G%rtdltung, 9rlieu= unb o~olsaui9pelung. Sieber,
8liE3er, @el6en llriG, 06irnGer. &aub9ett Der 9aare e.
sir Gd)tpciae mnO S6afc-Sft eS ell &ranfDetts=
OerBituugsmitteL.
Sid, @rte. pa. @eeDrter 5err! 9toRoem ib Sbr Wtor=
i=nus Bferoe= unb Niehpulper fir 9ufterL, @rfaltllit9
mp Wirlner bel msjnsn @fer0en neriH4t babe, Tinos lt9i
bar es oas bette Yulpsr 1T, baS t) lemnlS gebraa1t
bobe. rub empfeble es Se6ent, Der zines QDnlibeu 4Snl=
bers ~beu6t619t lit. N9tHug5rDl SoDn s. 8eIt.
SseuGen. SpringbOrD, 4a., I. Sept. 1855. @1as.
80. gIid, @rie, ga. 6eebrter 6errH S9 babe SDr
W{ar=t=lnuS an eilem i1na1cI Nfer0e gebra1Dt u1o a1I
eiitem anosreu. melbeS om Geudea lit. unb babe ge=
fuuoen. baB oas Nulper gan8 uuubertreflitR lplrtt: N9=
tunusoDu gG. 9. gSellS, @i9eutGilmer oS Weas 9Dule.
Sic serome alder Ssilbrerpm!ncr. @rte, ga 10
M0r5 1899. 9ru. 6. IS. 9ttd. @eebrter 9err! gSlr
bbrten bon SBrem Wtor=i=muS Rulner uno beI0lonel;
e5 an p%erindeu. 0ir 6aben %griinhltde 8eriIcDe Dartlt
~on9eitellt unO f6nnen iagen. 6oB Mar=i=mu5 Die GrDue
oaer 9ulper iii. SIS %bef6roert ntbt mir oas @ierle9en,
iouoer1 bGlt Oa3@efllgel i'll iG6nem geinnoem 3ntanoe.
g9lr empfeblen e5 nit Yergnitgen alien Sefllt9el5l0tern
&oGo1tIngsnou q. & st u. @ingertsr, 3r9ter pou
feinem Seflit9el.
@egeu @inIenOun9 BON 50 Gents miro cine 93attel
pDrtofret 5ugeiuuot. Norefe:
6. GS. Slid, 9~lpotDeter, Grie, @a.
13u20fbu q lpD, BAN
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-03-06
ner4utEte b

9ie @inaiebun9 bon nadbenouuten 1uO onberen CRIB
l9atten, iopte @r9ebun9 pm @slGer1 aug alien 89ellen
8olnto9ten uno ale erfprberliGen 9ertbtli1eu 9otll=
mente als9efertigt uHO firblide @%ertiftfate beipr9t.
~9eubetten unD Bro5efieu, lo1te ale peranIafiet, lpelbe
zines 8uperfdIi9en &at99eberS bebiirfetI, 9ern1; @faret=
rpDrtb 81 8atbe 81 3ie9en. 9te geriGtli9en a%ufforbe=
Mardportb 9eianlmelt unb lperOen ip0bentttb, pie bic
ielbe1 eribeinen, III bieient unD alien 6ebeutenoe1 Sldt=
9eforoerten 4erioren molten fi9 Direct an 9ernt. Mtard=
NORTH, SEQ. 224 & 226 9ineitr., @tnctunott. Sbio, tpen=
ben, oa 9tiemano anger ibu1 .nGberen AuTl0luB 9eben
fouu-
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-03-06
Gtn9efhr5t.
Gin She'll 6es SOd6abn Geriits
fGllt elm.
6wei Nrbeiter perIebt.

9(ngeblib 6urcb sic gtablGiitfeit bon
Nrbeitern tpurbe 0ienitag auf bet 6o6babn
Elm l1nfau berbeigefii6rt, BET Dem 5pet
WlGnner perLebt ipurOen unb lebs nit
g~enaltet Notb bem SoOe entranllen. Gin
Der So. StraBe, sipil9en Der SDertoan unO
Woo6lapn 9lpe., 6rab Elm She'll oes @e>
rifles Elm rnb nit ibm "ltiir3te cine &ocoz
motiDe, Elm 6ebefrabn tn6 cine 2ocomo@
tiDene@Qbine, in ser iedb3 W2arn ~Ita1Oen,
berab. Die 8erlebten iinb:
s. 6. Mc@utre bon SEQ. 5422 8ent1
NORTH Q(be. am &0pf p%ertpunoet ll1lO inner
li9 perlebt. Na6 letner 0o6nu1g ge7
bra6t,
S, Mullem bon $50. 80 50. StraBe;
Ltnfes 8ein 9ebrO3en. gfacb ieiner @o0@
nun9 9ebrabt.
6. S. So6nion, g. s.. S'gteiI, GlD6e
8ut6ner unb Sobn SmttD iparen bon benz
Safe betGubt, famen aber unDerlebt baUon.
Ser l1nfau 9eiWab auf folgenOe Q8eile;
Die Socb6abn lit an Der So. StraBe no3
ntbt fertig, bo6 arbeitet nlall nit aler
Ofa6t beran. Die I~ra9epfolten iperben
0urcb Quertalfen Derbunoen, 0tele pieoer
NIT e~tlernen 8anbern b~efeittgt un0 bann
i9tebt man Die 2ocomotiDen : Sabine
un6 BEN 6ebefrabn binouf, lobal6 Die
Sbienen gelegt iinb. @etp0Dnlt6 lperben
gu bieiem 3mede iecbs 8d116er benubt,
geItern oagegell Datten bic Qrbetter nun
stpei angebrabt. NlS II Die locomotive
auf bic neugele9ten S9ienen binauffuDr,
erfolgte Elm &radben, unO 0aS @eritit be-
gam gu tpanfeu. Die 3ragepfolten, Sic
obne Die bier ~@rtrabdt1ber Der 2ait nicbt
9eipocbien tparen, bogen iib auSeinanOer,
uno ebe Sic 2eute IN Der Sabine entrtnnen
fonnten, itiir5te cine Section Der Scbienen
Derab.
W3it bonnern6em @epolter folgten Sic
locomotive u1b Ser 6ebefrabn, htnter
bteien ~itiiraten bte Guerbalfen bet unb balb
bate itcb etn Dpber 6aufen bon Irimmern
gebtl0et. Gum @liiG ftel bic Gabtne NIT
Den Qlrbeitern erit 5ulebt, unb bieieln TIM
itanbe lit es 5uSui6reiben, 6aB bier berielben
gang unDerleBt babonfamen. WtcGutre
purbe aus Der Sbitr berauSgei6leubert
un0 empftng 5tpet ttefe Wunben an ber
ltnfen Seite oes &opfes. QluBerbcm firb>
tet man, baB er innerli6e 8erleBungen er@
lttten Fat. Wtuuen'S ein5ige 8erleBung
beftanb IN einetn 8ru9 beS ltnfen GeineS
unterbalb 6es &nies.
Ser 8abnbau nirb bon SEN Gontractoren
q. so. WtcGane & 60. auSgefibrt, uao
bieie i6dBten ben 8erLuit auf $4,000 bis
$4,000. 9tacb ibren Nusiagen tptrb eS cine
Do1e Bocbe bauern, bis bie n0tbtgen &ez
paraturen an Dem 6ebefraDn ~ferttggeiteQt
tperoen tOnnen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-03-06
unn6tbtee pantf.
in Dem Bureau Ger mefern Union GeIe=
eraphen=6 eieai9aft.

Sin 9uben6 Scribe nit gapierabfGuen,
Die plObltcb in Sldmmen itanoelt, legten
9tenitag g~tacbmittag INN balb 6ret ltbr fit
%3tpanStg Minutcn poIftGnoig BEN gal1Sen
Selegraphenperfe0r ser gSeitern Union Sez
le9rapb So. labnt. Die S%eIe9rapbiittn
Nltce .@alib liegt in ibrer @obnung, 387
SafleD @lpe., at GerleBungen barnieber,
Die ite bel Dem 8crlub, itb Der ange6li6en
Seuersgefabr gu ent5ieben, %erlitt, uno piele
ibrer 70 @enofltnnen, bic nit 200 WfGnz
lter1 Suiammen oie Sagesarbeit in Der
Sfftce i'm pberiten Stodtperf bes @jebGu7
bes, ITO 9aiaQeitr., p~erlaben, ftelen Dor
S5red in Sbnmabt. 8erIebt tuuroe
iebo3 auBer SRI. @alib Ntemanb.
Die Bapiert0rbe, bic bie l1rIabe Ser
Gertptrrung tparen, befonben itb in eitem
8aume I'M ~5tpeiten Stofpert bes @eftern
union=@ ebGubeS, ser etgens CUR @ufbez
pabrun9 bon altem gapier btente. @e9en
2:3O ubr i6oiien aus bemielben plOBlieb
Slammen empor, sic bon Ser anberenS Settle
bes 2tbtbofes Der beutli1 geiehen iperben
fonnten. Sin Seueralarm nurbe 1pfort
etnge1an0t, beppr aber 6te Seuertpe6r er>
i6etnen fDnnte, iparen Die Sn1aI1en Der ner>
i6tebenen Sfficel1 auf Bic GorriDore btn7
auSgeitrOmt. 0tobert 6ol6en ergrtff eine
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS uno ibLeuberte tie
burb bas Seniter in baS flammenerfiQte
3tmmer; Bic @ranate ober ftel auf baS
tpeibe Yapter nte6er un6 blieb gang, ipoaB
iie ni6ts nilbte, Damn erl6ten aber cine
9e1niibe Spribc, Die ben 8ranb lOi9te,
bepor Ser S6a6en Die Summe bon $25 i'm
@an5en iiberi6ritten bate.
Sn benz Dberen IeleerapbeniaaL berur1
ia6te Ste gta9rtcbt bon benz Seuer unter
BEN Gelegrapbtittnnen natiirlicb groBe Gr>
re9ung unb Bic lebteren i"tiir5ten entieBt gu
ben 2luSgdngen unO naeb BEN Seuerleitern.
9aB 20 WGb6en feinen %9eorbneten &idz
3u9 antreten fOnnen, barf tpobl ni6t be-
Ion0ers 6etont SIT nerbert. Sri. @alb
FAM babel am icblebteiten tue9, ie purbe
cine Sreppe Dtnabge1toBen unb lanbete nit
Dem &opfe boran I'M britten Stpdtperf,
nobel tie bGBltBe 8eulen an BEN 9lrmen
unb ant &opfe e%rlitt, bob iinO ibre Ser
lebun9eu nicbt gefdbrlicb. Sic puroe naD
ibrer Bobnung gebrac6t.
g9ie Oas Seuer entitan6, 1T no9 Elm
&Gtblel.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-03-06
Gtablirt felt 1851.
Henry Sehoellkopf,

w uUlcSdlo " IiObn14 0IOGors
232 & 234 Oft=Ranoolpb=Stry
smii9en Srantliu= uub Martet=StraBs
Gbtcagp, Sas.
p~Tferirt int feiner @aare:
SIt1ee=9rat=Ss6rin9e,
6ci1tIte SfIeezSe Iifatei=&a rtm9e in Meiniaue,
SVSeittite mar. 8iSmardsSsartmge,
SOU. Wtild)tet 0pHbatitge,
S9antb. NoIntDpie, SeteIer SptottetI
@tar. Nal, Tennar9ett, run. SaretneS,
Nortpe9. 9tmd)pDies, 4tppetit=StIo,
6aniar, SaIslarOeue,t, frats. SarStteSs
@er&ad)erte 9tiGlimge, @adls 1nno St"rs
@eftpBat. S1infet, Gallant,
@Ied)te br6tt1tI dliu. GerOeInttpttf,
SSrarffurter &tnttutrit Int @SIe6bttGIenI
Gttafb. 8G1tSeIeber=Yaiteten,
9(edltett Gntrte1ttbaIer S6sUetSetf1IeS
Geinffen geOGaefprt, Goatter &1ie,-
Sr0ma9e DE 8rie, Stenid)1teler N1le,
Seiattelt &intbnrger tttn &anof0ie,
2Ged)tet Gnttcttbcrt, BGrincianf1ieS
GaDrera, griitte,t SSrGmtGrf6le,
9emtSGle GierfGrtoTett, Stugtrtens
SeItoipe r 0Stib d, ctt, Gd)Nittbub1en
Ssrars. Grbiet, @teiemlpar9elt,
Sbampt8ttotS, SriifeIm. Sltnem,
8etro6. &iIse, t.t9Gr. 9aprtfa,
Med)teit 8te,tet'bottt9, fr6lts. YIpetl@en,
6ettp6. Strten, &irIGeI, SeioeIbeerett,
SeiniteS SIiuen0I, &aper,t,
yteMe &tttieit, SsirIc, 0ril,tfettt,
@eiS etgrieS, Rerl9erite, Gago,
SUD- 10 etsett, SAFER ttnS @eritengtGbe,
MedJtcn Siebi9's Tleiid extract, Grbswnrit,
@ted)tc WGntMe=GbOc0IaGe, S1f1o,
yeimtem SaDa=, Wtpffe= uuo &to=&afee,
Medltct 9ritaten tmo id)tuarSet Sbee.
frtI d. cit NariSer SdDntp ftatat BON 0ofbeG1
5emti@e SpinuraSer, &Dlsidmbe II. i. 10.
Henry SchOellkOPE
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-03-06
ReDoCnftom
IN Ger peilfunoe,
@tme @rf;n0nu9 hoa neitz
trnOen0er 0eOcutmn0.

gtNe GrfsltOtt9 OOt toett<
tragenOer SeOentung.
Sic Seilnng peri6ieOemer &ramfbeiteu
amf bO6f einfabe muS biuige
Weiie bewerfteaigt.
NIGfe0r s12r WntNr OnS
&oinngStOOrt.
8ie Elm WaturproOuft, bas in einigen
Gegenben 9euti9lanos gefunben tpirb,
ficb leicbt 81 6aNie bon Seberntdnn 6erz
itellen ltnb uort6ctl6aft in ben n1eiiten
&ranfbeitstdllen DerDert0en lGBt.
9afelbe fnbct NntuenSnng: 8et SettiuGt,
2eberleiOen, drouiid)er 2eibe8per1topfuitg, SG=
morrboioeu, NtItelu, gterpoittdt, 0fdnnerz
fhlpd1e, u1tuatiirlid)en @ntleerunQeu, mie
8rDitatprrboe, g ert1atorrboe, &C., garicocele,
e~iterigeu Nu8fliiiie1, SbrenletOen, Saub6eit,
9teurolgie, gtniet lub Sol8z8atarrb ; auBerz
benz BET alle1 6"alcnfra1fbeitct, ipte Sleid=
fnc1t, @ehGrmlttterz2etbe1 @eiBfluR, &iuoc-s
%loitgfeit, 9pitcrie II. |. ~.
@er f9 fir infer reucs 6eiInerfabren, bns bon
ben berYorr1genoIeu Ierjtet Der nlteI uno uerem
Ggelt erprnbt nno fir gut befunben lpuroe, intereIIirt.
Der I6ide 1eiue geidue Norene nebit Srtefmdrte, Wo=
raul mir ibm cine ausfubrlihe Sefhreibung iiber
6eritellunQ unO Nulperouug Dieier lleuet Griiubunq
frei %SuleESeH iperOe!I.
MEDICINAL GAS CO.,
8 Broadway, New York. NJ Va
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-03-06
German
Syrup"

9teienigen, Bic 8oi6ee's
Gtne SaGsz u@ermm SDrup" nOb ME
a~nipanbten BET bartnddt;
4tnS 9ttmaest= qen unb C6ronticben SalSz
un0, ~2ungenleioen, babell
GpesiaIit6t. oar feline 9t6nun9 DdpDn,
Don pelcb' uni6dbbarem
8ertbe Sic Me6istn lit. Die beltfaten @r7
reounocn Der 9tnoerung, 8erubigung, Gei1
~nigung, &raftaniammlung uno enbltcber1
Seilung iino unbefannte 6rel0en. sur
v@ern1Qn SDrup" perlanQen mir ntcbt DC
Ietcbteren &ranfbeitsfGue. a3ufer lIl1o
98aiier Derm0geu mobl Die Seble etipaS 5ll
glGtten o6er baS Sr0pfeln OeS S6lctr1s ST.
Der6i1oern = auf fur5e 3eit lpentg1tcns.
9(6er bas lit ouc6 9tlIcs, mas init Der gez
~ip6bnltcben Suite1s Otebi3m erret6t tptro.
8oic6ee'S .@jerman Sprup" lit cine @nt7
befung, cine groBe 9alS7 unO @ll119elt7
SpesiaIitdt. 9a no ieit Sabrelt empttn0@
Ii6e Scbmersen, 6uitcn, SpnGen, Slrtfl4B,
S6pdc6ung Ser Stirnme, all9elltet1e
S6pdcbe unb IcbIteBlicbeS 9aDtnltec9e1
berricbten, tpo 9(er3te, 0feoiainen nno FdtD7
1c6ldge nic6tS me6r auS5uribten pernnogen,
mo ollie 6offnung geidbpunDen nnO oGS @nOe
nabc St Iein Icbettt-ba cri6eint r@erntan
Sbr1p" ais 9tctter in Der 9totb. IS tlrlrt
lnbeotnot. SCR tperbet nicbt lntergeDe1,
tpenn &br Guh 0eiielben bcotert.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-03-06
Uatiirlih Iefen Sic

bic IN bteler 3eitl1us iiber 6oob's 9ari apa=
rita perofentlt9tet 3eu9lttie. 0telelben
be1peilen itber oQet a3wetfel, baB 9opo's
turirt,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-03-06

Gerfopfu19 unb ale gtrten 2eberleiben
1perbet sebetlt bnr6 SooD's Ptllen.
Sober Dpspeptifer iOQte Suits 9tueu or=
mP11npr
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-02-08
Earnings and Dividends.

In 1882 the Old Colony paid 6I per
cent dividends; from lss2 to July, 1891,
inclusive, ut the rate of per cent yearly;
in December, 1891 (the dividends at that
time being quarterly, % 10 per cent; in
March, June, September aud December
1872, Ia per cent.
From July | to Sept 80. 1892. the gross
earnings of the New York, New Haven
and Hartford road amounted o. -, 337. .355.
against s3230, 26i in 1891 the net earn
Jugs were II, 15l 1913, against 81. 42l. 5U2 in
1891; the other income was S76, 206, while
in 1891 IL was s26 1863 ; the interest. taxes.
rentals, etc, amounted to 500 900, or
sl1y 900 more than those OF tue previous
year. and the balance aud surplus was
81 22S5 $40, while in in 1891 they were
Sl,030.s7l. The Providence road Is in
cluded in the report Of 1892
The gross earnings OF the Old Colony
from July TO Sept 30, 1892. w re s. $50.
4l5: in 1871 thpv were 2,4j4, ,139: the net
earnings were 1923, ,09l, AGAINST S949, 253 of
the previous year; the other miecellane.
Gus income amoudted Co Sl6O, 49,, i'm 1891
10 Sl4 5lS; the interest, taxes. etc. were
$500 against Si36, ,g3j ia lS9l the hal
ance aud surplus amounted To S6i0, 437 in
lS'f2. while In 1891 the total was but $500