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, 1893-11-21
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quite S~crOauung 5u erlansen, - Elm fiderer
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bilft gun SerOauun9.
, 1893-11-21
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, 1893-11-21

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g peat q . gert6uie an anbereu Sa0en bes Mtorats.
mooren ouf @ripat-@erfauF, mboleiale pber g2etait gu
NuctipnS=P reiier.
gerfdufe BON @Obnuu9s 6 uribtuugen cine Spe3iolitdt
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G0rreipoubenSeu tueroen erpartet.
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Quctipuatoren.
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nm ~ lIbr, 261 gB. IL. Ctr.
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, 1893-11-21
8runGeiQentbunt.

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y i9en, 9ebt gu Yiu9er Bros, 3imner a.
2O1plS 184 Dearborn ctr.
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~ elmer eeutifeH @nie6elung in SibColfornien 3u be-
tbetlige1 uno ib Die Der @olonie g%elpGbrten auBerorbent.
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~ta9suber int &oteitoe Building S.=gS. sGfe Der Mbans,
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brteflttb an s.. 9oeB, I. 0. 81. Staats aeitung, lpenben.
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WoIer unb Selper in ben StraBeu uHb Die Strabeu ges
pfloitert. Sage: Glib unb Oitfront. gDeeer preis unb
lpeiterer Nustunft tpenbe man ltb miinOIi6 pber ibrift.
8oDce 8uiIbtn9. 20nibalp
, 1893-11-21
MDblirte 3immer.

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~ 81. 25 bis $3.50. 535 g. @auol Ctr, nabe II. Ctr.
3up1M
, 1893-11-21
3r Dermietben: Stores, @Obnungen ,c.

3n Dermietben: Stores, @Obnungen .c.
Snpermtetpeu:
cute Offices
TN
taats'
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Gtleubabnen laufeu elm. 2aben ertra fir 8dderei ein9e.
rlhtet, n~eueiter Diem. 0tietbe 40 Dollars per Mpn0t.
abreiitre e. ". Briggs, WatertOpu, g. 9atota.
, 1893-11-21
Soft un0 @oqis qeiudlt.


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" Noroleite=5omIIte. HI B Staatsstg.
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w beutider 5amtlie bon eiueni oaeiultebeniben 6erru'
gnpfeblHn9en perben 9e9ebeu. Norbieite. NbreIire
HI 10 Staats3t9.
, 1893-11-21

a(benObIatt Ser Su. @toots5ts. l Gent.
, 1893-11-21
unterriht.
2u miet6en aeInd1t.

3n mietben geIn1t.
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~ %patfamilie. Ibreifire nit Preisang9be
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Der 9sGbe BON Sincotn 4art. Morefie:
l5Hobaip NJ 6 stoutsstg.
, 1893-11-21
0enrrben.

@tutam 8nSes, 81 Sabre Z Mtonote oIt, $40. 1880
MtItuuufee ape. geerOt9uu9 MittrpO4 gsa6mittag 100.
, 1893-11-21
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, 1893-11-21
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nito bon oprt mt &utldeH nd Stole 0in.
$ooes=2Insci9e.
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nnier lieber Batter Sobcnn &nmfcS am Montng. 70,
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natetl 70 2ogen. nab fIlr5em Seibeu ielig in 9crrn eut=
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Wuttn ~Sociart, So9ter.
Wtnr1 2unfeS, S6mieqertohter
Scbn y. &eiart, Sdpiegeriobn.
0efcrben.
0tuiam @o8es, 81 Sabre Z Wtonote oil, $40. 1880
MtItponfee Mpe. @eerntauno Wittpoh gInhmittnn 1:3n.
, 1893-11-21
8eri6ie6eneS.
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, 1893-11-21

81 6elb 5u oerleiben an beboutes @bicaoo 6runbeioen.
v tbum. Building Scans lperbeu aus9efiibrt.
18Otbap s.. 8. Stone & So. 2O6 2o1aue Ctr.
, 1893-11-21

CUR gequemli9teit ~unIerer anseieenben Ruuben bah
mir nit BEN nnteu genonnten SerreH eu AhfDmnleM
tuerben 81 ~beuielbsE 9reiieu. ols ipealG bieIelbet brett
Der Expedition Der Sl,Mois Stootsdeitnng abgsgeb
perbeH. Nnsei9eu ippie Announcements fDnmeu ali 6iel
perhGE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-05-29

Dict and occupation: If they
were both right there would be
very little indigestion; almost none.
1t is hard to change the first: that's
a self-sacrifice Many times i'm
possible to change the second.
Here's where Johann HofHs Malt
Extract is of value. It aids dices-
ton. is pleasant and harmless. The
saliva, the gastric juice and other
fluids are the natural aids of diges-
ton. Johann Hoffs helps them in
their work. 1t renders the largest
food element-starch-soluble. That
makes the work of the natural
juices easier-that is, making di-
gestion easier.
See that signature of JOHANN
HOFF" is on neck label of bottle.
Eisner d Mendelson Co, Sole
Agents, 1872 and 154 Franklin St.
New York.
Our booklet may interest you.
Sent free.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-05-29

DIR. Briggs maintains that such elaborate
codes as those of the Pentateuch could not ha We
originated in the early national existence Of
Israel. Several generations are necessary"
he SAYS, ITO account for such q series of modi-
fications OF the same law" (P. 106.) Again
he states: There seems to be no room for
them (the laws), in the times Of Moses or
Joshua or Samuel or David. The providential
historical circumstances did not admit of
obedience to such elaborate codes before we
find them in the history Of the times of Josiah
and Ezra. A priestly code seems to require its
historical origin in domlnan. priesthood A
prophetic coue seems best to originate In a
period when prophets were in the pre-emin-
ence. A theocratic code suits best pros
porous kingdom and period when elders and
judges were in authority" (P. 124)
Thus DR.. Briggs declares the great body of
laws and regulations which are contained in the
Pentateuch to be not merely post-Mosaic in
origin. but to be post Mosaic by several GEN.
turtles, SO that. naturally enough he can call the
Pentateuch an Anonymous" book and Deuter-
onomy ''pseudonym." He reaches this result
by using processes based on naturalism and
evolution, which enable him to determine at
what period in the history of Israel the litera-
ture and laws Of the Pentateuch could have
arisen and como to their present form. BY the
same processes he is enabled to declare the laws
of the Pentateuchal codes mutually inconsistent
(Hexateuch. PIP. 101. &C. and to speak of the
histories OF the patriarch, as we'll as some later
Mosaic history, as stories derived from an I'M
reliable tradition. Opp. IS, 49,
ANTI-BIBLICAL SCHOLARS.
DIR. Briggs informs us that these results are
endorsed by virtual consensus of biblical
scholarship. This we deny. A large number
of biblical scholars does not consent All the
leading names in the list, given by DIR. Briggs,
are in my opinion not biblical but anti-biblical
scholars, since they deny the presence of the
supernatural in the Bible; and the rest do not
hold to true doctrine Of inspiration.
But there is in fact no consensus among the
higher critics in regard to the source OF the
Pentateuchal documents, their number. the
times Of their composition. and the results
reached from an Investigation Of them And
when further, we remember that the higher
critics conduct their inquiry by principles
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-05-29
Do You BELIEVE Ir

That You can buy Furniture. Mating Resrir-r.
Tors. China. 81 Baby Carriages &C.. as low from
lnstallinent htms as you can from cash houses?
You kaoic you don't believe ii and everybody knows
you ohhf do IT, Banks charge for time and do YOU
think merchants pu out ali this money FOR nothirgg
We don't want any credit business in ours we mark
e6eTvhng 1t lowest cash price and treat every body
alike IL You 'cil buy on instalments yoa can pay as
yen please and We Will hold the goods Till YOU nay the
oil and save Jon biz mcney. A good lS-spring
LoJnge. I'D. Best Grade Carpe; Loun-e, 50 As
Good Mating. 12Ec., l5c., &c. Extra Heavy Dam
ask. 24'Sc- Very Zine Cotton Warn. 81. Try to
buy any OF them a. same Price. Refrigerstors 50 %
TO 800. We keep the Leonard. and whether you buy
rom Us or not. don't take anything but the Leonard
Baby Coaches from "a % to SO Six Cane-seat OAK
Chairs. 81 Handsome Cluster Leg Table six foot s.
:S-piece Oak Suite. Si2.J Much better one sl5
&c. Open Stock Dinner and Tea Ware any piece you
want. any quantity. at loves: price. Six Crystal
runblers, lie Tea Set. 55 pieces. 81 9S Ice Cream
free1ers. got. sl35; 3 ct. SL65; 4 ct. Sl-a5
AM thing yoa want for tie honse. Don's he lead OF
by prices advertised few low priced goods very
simple trap often catches the mos. birds We do a
cash business. ~ we do it right Anything you buy
not salts tacsory return it AMI your money Can
you ind any better terms anywheres Read lhis al
and think 1t over. Send your friends 20
grassy, THE PCSHER, p.
Tor Furniture. Mating. Refrigerstors Carriages
China. Glass. &c. Cheap for cash
Double stores.
l5loand l5l2 18th 81. bet and Qn.w. ape9
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-05-29
DR.. BRIGGS TRIAL
Continued from Fifth Paqe.)

in his defense to show that according to the
teaching Of both the Bible and the standards,
the church and the reason are great fountains of
divine authority, is wide of the mark and wholly
unsuccessful
The facts that God can give evidence OF him.
self to mans soul and that man has the power
of verifying truth. that he can receive commu-
nications from God, and be the subject OF
gracious influences show that as created In the
image Of God, man is endowed with a moral
and rational nature, but does not at all prove
that his reason is a great fountain OF divine
authority.
The church. az shown by the citations which
Dr. Briggs made from the standards, has no
authority except such as Christ has delegated
to it, and prescribed for it in His word The
church is guilty Of usurpation whenever 1t at
tempts to exercise authority not so delegated or
prescribed. SO that it may become curse in
stead OF a blessing. as abundantly shown in the
history Of the church. Christ is supreme in the
church and in all matters Of faith and life. But
we know nothing about Him, except through
the Bible story The truth by means Of which
He saves and assures His people is treasured up
in tie Scriptures, so that we are shut up to
them. both for a saving knowledge of God and
for assurance The Bible alone tells us that
we need to know about God, ourselves,
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1893-02-17
Effectually Checked the Cholera

NEW YORK, Feb. S.-Emil Rpas of the
Hamburg American Packet company
has received a cablegram ffom the
home Office stating that eminent medi-
cal authorities apprehend no serious
trouble from cholera in the future and
that every means has been taken to
prevent fresh outbreak of the
plague. The telegram states that with
the exception of one suspicious case
there has been no case of cholera in
Hamburg since Jan. 81. Prof Koch
was in Hamburg last week and de-
clared upon inspecting the improve
ments made that he would have never
considered it possible to create such a
revolution in so short a time and that
this splendid result could be due only
to the greatest energy and total dis
regard of additional cost. The en-
HANGED expenditure caused by day and
night work and extra forces of men
has in fact absorbed several extra mil
lions. Hamburg will be provided with
the new water after April l. Prof
Schottelies has declared it as his cen
giction that Hamburg this year will
be one of the healthiest cities on the
European continent.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1893-02-17
Chicago Board of Trade.

CHICAGO. Feb /! -There was a show of
strength in the wheat trade at the opening
May opened at roc and touched 791sc. This
was the best point of the morning. This was
followed by a soft market up to mi day The
holiday next Monday, the fear of anti-option
legislation and marked weakness in corn all
acted against the market. The decline up to
the last hour was 1880, to 183Qt1S9sc May and
1850 to 1870 July.
There was harp and somewhat unexpected
break in the corn market during the morning
There was d little heaviness at the opening.
with the May price around 46ac After a frac-
ton loss in the price the market was stagnant
for an hour. A raid and some heavy general
selling followed and the May price broke to
75Ec under lc under last night. May sales
were 464c to 451c, holding at 46c. July sales
were $3.50 to 46l4c, holding 1910. Corn closed
with fair support at 46lsc May and 46t G July
1t was a matter Of opinion on the government
report on hogs that led TO confusion in the pro-
vision trade during the session. May DO, X
dropped from $40. O5 to S19 s. at once May
lard opened l0c off at Sl2. 60 but was quick V
jumped TO the highest figure yet reached ut
1890. Ribs dropped to $40 25 and got lift TO
Sl2. 474.. Pork recovered to $50 on local sup
port and after dropping second time to $40 IS
rallied to $685..
Closing quotations were:
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1893-02-17
SPELL IS BROKEN.
Mr.. w. Allen Is the New P"pulist Sen,
tor from Nebrask His Career.

Mr.. w. Allen is the New Prpulist sena
tor from NebrAsk His Career.
Lincoln. Neb., Feb. Judge w. Y.
Allen. populist. was elected United
States senator this morning, receiving
seventy votes, four more than nee
eSsary to choice.
William Vincent Allen was born in
Midway, Madison county, Ohio, JAN
uary %, 1917. In 1856 he moved to
Iowa and enlisted, at the age of Is
years, with company &c" Of the 23rd.
After the war he studied law with L.
]. Ainsworth, of West Union, Iowa.
Nine years ago he came to Nebraska,
locating at Madison, his present home.
The conversion to the populist idea
of politics occurred during the cam
paign of 1890, and since that time he
has been enthusiastic and constant in
the advocacy Of the party's principles.
In the fall of 1891 he was nominated
by the populists for judge of the Ninth
judicial district and was elected. Pre-
yious to going over to the populists,
he was an enthusiastic republican.
Judge Allen is an enthusiastic Grand
Army man.
The newly elected senator is a giant
In stature, and it is said his mental
calibre is consistent with his physical
makeup.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1893-02-17
Anti Snappers Have Candidates

New YORK, Feb. s.-The Sun says
this morning: The anti-snappers have
candidates of their own for nearly
every important Federal Office in town
collector, postmaster, United States
Marshal naval officer. United States
District Attorney, Collectors of Inter
nal Revenue and Pension Commits.
sioner Robert Grier Monroe Of Gov.
Flower staff. is said to be their can
didate for Commissioner of Patents;
T. L. Weber for Pacific Railroad Com
missioner, +. b, Whitney for Consul to
Bucharest, John A. Butler for United
States Fisheries Commissioner. Charles
Z. Blake for Consul at Donerati. T. W.
Hinrichs for Chief of the Cereal Bureau
in the Department of Agriculture,
James ?. Archibald for Special Treas
urv Agent and H. L. Baldwin for
Civil Sci vice Commissioner
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1893-02-17
NEWS IN BRIEF.

The ice went out of the Vermillion
River sweeping away with it bridge
of the Chicago & Eastern Illinois Rail-
road near Danvilles Ill.
A. Gerald Hull of Saratoga, n. Y,
shot himself through the head. De-
spondency over his wife's death was
| the cause.
William Routledge, farmer living
near Danville, ILL.,, disappeared. rs
he carried a large sum of money with
him it is believed he has been robbed
and murdered
The Sheriff's posse arrived at Stat
ford's Point, Texas, in time to save the
Southern Pacific station agent, who
was barricaded in the depot, from be-
| ing 1ynched at the hands of the ne
groes.
The motion to quash the indictment
against James 81, Burns, County Audi
tor of Ramsay County. Mimi, charged
with swindling The county through
overcharges for printing, was over
ruled in St Paul.
The miniature on ivory of George
Washington, painted by John Ramage
of New York in 1889 and heretofore
supposed to have been lost, is, accord
ing to the Baltimore Sun, in the pos
session of Harrison Stabler of that
city,
James Conner, who was convicted
last November of stealing ballot boxes
at Denver and sentenced to fifteen
months Imprisonment, has been
granted stay of twenty days to en-
able the case to be taken to the Su-
preme Court.
The postoffice at the village of New
Madison, Ill, was burglarized and
81, 900 worth of stamps and registered
mail stolen from the postoffice itself
and $500 worth of jewelry from the
store Of Crondy Bros, in the same
building.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1893-02-17
Strong Likelihood That He Will
Succeed Gresham on the
Circuit Bench,
Virtually The Only Man in til.
Circuit Available for Pro-
motion
Blodgett too Old, Woods too Tn
sayory and Jenkins and Alien
Not ] bought of.

Chicago, Feb. 10.-The vacancy on the
bench Of the United States court for the
seventh circuit, embracing the states
OF Illinois, Indiana and Wisconsin which
Will be caused il Judge Gresham Is
made premier in the cabinet of PreSi-
dent Cleveland, is one which will be
much coveted, and which it falls to the
lot Of the president to fill. The place
Is worth $4,000 per year, and the cir
cult Is one OF the most important in the
union, because it includes the second
city in the country and one whose in
terestS are Of u peculiarly multifarious
nature.
1t is generally agreed that the next
circuit Judge will come from one Of
the district courts Of the circuit. There
are i've such-tWo in Illinois, two in
WISCONSIN and one i'll Indiana. The
Judge Of the northern district Of Hi
nols il lion. w. Blodgett; Of the south
eIn illinois district, William j. Alien; Of
the eastern district Of Wisconsin, James
U. Jenkins, OF the western district of
Wisconsin, ROmanZO Bum, and OF the
Indiana district William A. Woods.
After general survey Of the field the
conclusion is general among Chicago
lawyers that Judge Woods is ont of the
question because of his participation III
the Dudley political scandal OF 1855
lie IS IN ardent republican and holds mis-
present berth by virtue of President
HarrlSon's favor. 1t il equally well
agreed that Judge Allen, Of the Spring.
held district, cannot be regarded us
Wi bin the roll Of probability. OF Judge
Jenkins it is said that he is TOO recent an
accession to the bench to merit promo
ton while such judicial patriarchs as
Judges BlOdgett and Bum remain I'M
rewarded. Judge Blodgett is nearly Is
years old and his age precludes the like
lhood OF promotion i'll his case.
This leaves JUDGE Bum as the natlr-
al successor Of Judge Gresham, and il
Is argued that his mugWump tendcn-
c1es will render him especially strong
In the estimation of Mr.. Cleveland The
district judgcship is worth Only $1,000,
hence the monetary advantage alone of
a Change to the circuit bench is of no
mean consideration.
1T may be set down with safety that.
If Gresham goes into the cabinet Bum
Will succeed him here
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1893-02-17
EARLY VOTE ON HOME RULE.
Mr.. Gladstone Proposes to Have the
Measure Come Up Monday

Mr.. Gladstone Proposes to Have the
Measure Come Up Monday.
LoEDoN, FeD S-The House of Com
mons rcasseml led at noon to-day and
Mr.. Gladstone announced at once that
he would, tomorrow or Friday, move
the suspension of the rule under which
the House rises at midnight. This
evidence of the Prime Minister'S inten-
ton to bring the debate on the address
in reply to the Queen speech to an end
as speedily as possible, SO that he may
introduce the home rule bill at the
time fixed, Monday next, was greeted
with cheers by the supporters of the
government.
The debate op the address was then
resumed. Mr.. Jessie Ceilings, who
represents the Bordesley division OF
birmingham and who, though Radi-
cal, opposes the Nome rule bill, moved
an amendment, urging that Legislation
for the betterment of the condition OF
agriculturists have precedence over the
home-rule bill. In speaking to his
motion Mr.. Ceilings tainted the Liber-
ais with promising to help the agricul-
turists and then forgetting their
promises when they came into power.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1893-02-17
NEWS IN BRIEF.

Stock has besn subscribed for State
bank in Bement, Ill.
The steamer Isidore Cousino was
wrecked near the Biobo River. She is
|! total loss.
Agnes Puma, who was injured by
runaway horse in Marinetta, Mich,
died in Menominee, Mich.
J. A. Kness, saloon-keeper OF
Green Bay Wis. was arrested on tho
charge of stealing horses In Phillips
County. Kan,
John Il, Royster, the negro who
murdered John Z. Apes on the night
Of July 80, 1891, at Norfolk, Va, exri-
ated his crime on the gallows.
family named Tiechten borg, liv-
ing near Sioux City, Iowa, is afflicted
with trichiniasis poisoning Tho
father and two children cannot re-
cover.
The Rev. J. II. Mueller. late of Shelf
field, Mass, was installed as pastor of
the Unitarian Church at Bloomington,
Ill. The installation sermon was
preached by the Rev. W. w. Fem of
Chicago.
The trial of a case was begun in Be-
atrice, Neb., that involves the title to
S25 600 worth of property in Liberty,
Neb. Mrs. Bertha Boyd is the plain
tiff.
At Marshalltown, Iowa, trial Jury
brought in verdict of murder in the
first degree against John Nolan, a
farmer. Last October he killed James
T. Hurts.
The Knox County, ILL.,, Farmers In
stitute at it's annual session adopted q
resolution against the levying of adj
ditional taxes for building county
roads.
The grand jury at Beatrice, Neb, IL
Investigating the killing of CAIcheste.
by Townsend few weeks ago. Town
send has disappeared since his pro-
liminary hearing.
An order for the liquidation of tho
Poison Iron Company has been granted
at Toronto, Ont. The unsecured
claims amount to $4,000 of which
but per cent will, be recovered
Linda Moore, the 13-year-old daugh.
ter of W. c. Moore, living neir North
wood, Iowa, was accidentally killed
by the discharge of gun she was car
rying from her fathers burning house.