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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-08-21

Oieie BADEN bafiir gu beripreder, oaB ite
fir baS er9altene @etret0e ben am l. De-
tpber 1894 giilttgen Marftpreis baar be-
sablen pollen, ne6it 8 Pro3ent !3tnlen
bonn Sage an, tpo bas @etretoe IN bic
6dn6e bes @entraLe@runcils fam, nnb 5
b. s.. fir Sic beranlaBte WGbe, uno tie
baben bafiir tbre @rnbte ais Stherbett gu
DerpfGnben.
9aS ipdren alio 13 b. $. 3inien fur ein
9arGe6en nibt in @eIo, ionoern in gSaate,
unb in @trfGic5feit nOb ptel 1nebr. is
fann ,itcb ereignen, Dab Der Net5er, Der
6eute SO @ents foitet, am 1. Oftober II. S.
$1.00 tDert6 ietn miro, batn pdren es %
y, s., 3tnien, unb bte groBe Nabrlcbetnz
lt6feit lit, baB Der @ei5en I'M 11dcblten
Sabre tpenigitens IS bis 80 Gents ipert6
fetn ipirb. Damn per6en IS INNER npcb
20 bis 81 b. $. 3inien ietn.
llnb baS nenne 6ielelben Yopult1ten,
ipeIbe iicb. ilber Die 8 b. $. 3inien, bte fe
auf t6re 6Dpot3efen Sablen miiiien, better
i6reien, @oblt6attqfeit. Ob bic Sarmer
in &anias ntcht Iieber ii3 bod an Die &apiz
t~altiten penben werben?
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-08-21
aaaabeatltd5e autnota etaats- aettune, aaontaa, p. aasrn 1898.

ting Mlasfa's an sic Ser. Staten i'm
Behring's Meer unb ben Seebunbiagbgriin@
ben feline auSicblteBlibe @eri6t6barfelt
auSiibte unb beaniprucbte, bab bemnacb
@roBbritannien &uBlanb ipl9e &ecbte ME
3ugeitanben bat, unb Da6 Der Nu5orud
yYacific> Ocean" I'M 8ertrage bon 1926
3tpiicben @roBbritannien rulb GuBlanb baS
8eDring37Mee nicbt eingei0lpl1en babe
6aB feline auSl6lieBlt6en 6ecbte BET @e1
ri6tSbarfeit iiber oaS Behring's teer unb
Bic Sec0unbiagbgritnbe bon 9fuBLanb allf
Bic Ser. Stadten iiber9tn9en, unb baB
enoliA Sic Ser. Staten fem beIonberes
@igentbumSrecbt an ben Seebunben uno
feinen S6ub bteieS gi9entbumS beaniprus
chen fDnnerl.
gtur tn benz einen Buntte, 6er tn Dem
8ertrage Stpar nicb1 ais benz S~5iebSgericbt
SIT unter6reiten angefiibrt lit, Der aber por
Oemielben pon Ben Ser. Staaten 1eDr 1acb7
britdltcb geltenb gernoc6t nlrbe, bab nGm>
li6 Gernunft un0 Wteui0li6fett gebiete,
Dem W1afieuabl6ldcbten nno Der gdnSlicDell
NuSrottul1g Der Seebunbe nDr5ubeugen, bat
MAJ inns 9tecbt gc9eben. ltnO bcSbalb lit,
pbippDl nicbt anertannt ipirb, baB bic Ser,
| Stoaten bic Seebunpe ais iDr belpnoeres
Gigentbum beanlpruben ~tOnnen, Die Scbon>
3eit pom l. Wtai bis gum 81. Suli einge-
fH9rt, lpelcbe ntcbt nur fir bas Behring's
meer, 1onbern fir BEN gart5en nDrbltcben
Stillen Ocean gift, unb besbalb Dnbl bat
man bic 8ruteSnleln (bie Snieln ct. Saul
unb ct. @eorg bon Der Brpbt(oWe@ ruppe)
nit elmer 60 Wteilen breiten ScBubSone ums
geben, UNI gu Der1inbern, oaB Die idugenocn
Wfiltter beu Sdgern 5ur 8eutc faaen unp
nit ibnen Ser 9tacbmucbs al @runoe 9ebe.
9luBerDalb bieier Zone miro Nuen, Die
2uit bosu baben, Sic Sagb auf Seebuabe
freiiteben, NUT BARI ie ni3t nit SbieBpafs
fen betricben tper6en.
g8ie in Der lteberi6rtft 9eiagt, 1T 6aS
5tpar ni6t piel, aber bD6 ettpaS, unb miro
baSu beitragen, baB baS %fOltbare 8elStbier
Elm ipenig ldnger erbalten bleibG.
2eioer miro inns 0ieie @ntibetOung Elm
artiges StIf @elb toiten. 9enn mach Or
tifel 3 bes 8ertrageS baben bie Ser. Staa7
ten, fails Die @nti6etpung geger ite aus
fGat, al @roBb1itannten Scbabeneriab st
5able1, bafiir baB tpGbren6 be5 1pgenann1
ten modus vivendi, alio mabrenO sipeier
Sabre, Ben britiid6en l1ntertbane1 nicbt er>
lalbt tpur6e, sic Seebun65iag6 gu betreiz
ben. 0ie 60be bieicS SbaoeneriabeS bat
bas SebtebSgericbt feit5uieben. S6 bieS
bereits geicbeben, Dber oh iiber bteien 8unft
npcb tpeitere 8erbanoluueen 3u pfle9en itnb,
gebt aus ben 9epei9en bis Oabin ni6t
Derpor.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-08-21

Der lebten iecbS Monate tpar es, tpelcbe bas
VerlteGen beS @eiOe5 in Der Strumpfbant
unp oaourcb cine Gaptne pon 8anfbrilden
uno gei9Gftlic6en 8anferDtten berbet9efitDrt
bat. Stun iib bic @runbloltgfett ber 8e1
f%iircbtun8en beraus9citeQt bat, iolte es
enbIicb an Der 3eit ietn, baB baS @elb bic
Struntpfbanf tpieber DerlGBt, no es geie1
manOem Nuben, aber pielen Gauler1ocn
lno Dem 8eiiBer lelbit S9aocn brtn9t.
%ltnlere @ei5dftSleute namentlicb, tpelbe
ii0 ionft 70 tpeiie b%iinfen, iolIten it6 oil
@tnlicbt unb YatriotiSnuS nicbt bon ben
4lr6ettcrn iibertreffen laiien, lOnbern ii6
an Sen 3rabeS Unions Gbtcago'S Elm 8ete
iptel nebmer, lpelcbe i0ren Mitgltebern
uno ben Nrbettern iiberbaupt eeratben
baben, i6r @elb aus Der Strumpfbanf 3u
nebmen l1lb es in 8un6eSi9uloideinen
unb anberen iicberen 8ert6papieren an5ue
legen. 0ieler NatD IN 6orm zines 8ee
iDlulics bat einen prattilcben @ert6. 9enn
au0 Elm G3etl Der &aiien Der Grades
Unions ipie eS beiBt 5um Getrage bon
elmer Dalben Wti1ion = bate leinen Neg
in bet Strumpfbanf 9efuuOen. 9iele
Summe niro iebt freil
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-08-21
araatetsnrpeit ta G0ieaap.

9os SQiuoiier Stoatsbureau fir Or
beit5itatiltif bat loeben letnen GeridDt fir
bic Sabre 1891 uno 1892 ericbeinen Laiien,
ber pnr ben arbettcllben 5rQuen IN @6tcago,
pom SdjpiBlDltem in Chicago ltnD Don Der
&o0Lenprobuttion in SuinptS ban6elt.
Wir entne6mcn Dem 8ericbte Sic nad6z
ite6enbcn 2ln9aben iiber Deu crItgeuaunten
@egenItan6. Sic griinpcn itob allf Die
8erDdltniiie in finfunbneun3ig @tabliiiez
ments unD breiutoDterstg peribteoenen
@eiperbssmeigen, in Danen 5099 6rallen
474 perioDiebenen 8eidbaftigungen ob(agen.
SIS felt iicp 0eranS, boB Die gr0Bere
6Glfte bieler 6rduen = 53.4 y. s.. = 81
bis 81 per l8Ddbe perpicnen, 5. ). 675 err
bielten So bis IS, 882 So bis $6 unb $50
Sc bis 81. Nur $50 pber 133 b. S, Ser
bienten tpenigcr ais 81, uno 1929 cocr
81 SO b. s.. 81 bis $25 bte Mrde. Ser
9urcbic6nittSloDn alIer 5000 mar 1922;
aber Der 0urcbi3ntttslObu Der IN Der Office
un0 administration beieDdftigtcr 9(rbeitcz
rtnnen mar 1914, Der Der Uabriforbeilez
rinnen 1898.
SIN BEN ein5elnen @etperben naren Bic
0urcbicDnitt9l0bne pie folgenbcn: 6Sn
8Gdereien 1886; 8ueb6tnoereien 1924;
Be1enrdbrttelt %3:6Z; 9d1oDf0hrlten ~ S.;
Gigarrenfabrifcn $6.57; Wantelfa6rifen
$6.17; Goriettfabrifen 500: aroBen
2Gben $1.75 bis $50 (9urcblcbnitt niebt
feitSuftelen); &leibermacbereien $11.48;
in tleinen northumberland $7.2l;
6anbi6u9fabrifen 1920; 6otels 8 7.l2;
8Gi4ereien 1922; B0felctcn $6.78;
SdbriftieBercien 1925; !6cmbenio6rifen
$3.50. 3elepDoniittnnen cr6ielten burcbz
idbnittli6 $7.13; Stenpgrap6i1ttnneu
$12.07% tpDbentIi9, 3elegrapbilttnncu llz
gefGbr $40 %monatltd. "a
Sn alien bteien 8~crufs5pci8cn Gjebt c3
td6rli9 burcbl6nittlicb 32.4 Nusfaltaoe.
Son alien SeicDditigten UerDienen "a b. S.
un8efdlr gerobc 10 ptel, rie ite aasgeben;
IS D. s.. erlp0ren burcbf4nittltb $50, Der
9teft per0ient nibt 9enu9 gum lIntcr6alte.
Die StraBenbabnfabrt bilbet einen halpt4
idcbltDen Gbeil Der nnfoiten unb belduit
fib Ourcbi9ntttlt9 auf $23.45 in Sabre.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-08-21
@etaig, a6er oo0 ettpas+

9aS S6iebSgeri6t in BariS - Bette
bend aus Dem Baron De SDurceQe5 BON
Sciten Sranfreicbs, benz WarqutS 8tScoutt
8euDita ieitenS StalienS, Dem Wtitglieo beS
S6ergertd6tS Sobn SO. Sarlan unD Sena>
tor Sobn S. Worgan BON QIaban1a bon
Seiten Der Ser. Staaten, Serb Sannen
nnO benz canaOiiben S~uitt5mtniiter So6n
g.. 9. GbompiDn BON Seiten @rDBbritanz
MEMS un0 einem 8ertreter S9tpebenS -
bat in Der 8ebrtngSmeerfrage 5lpar IN bet
0auptla1e ge9en bic Ser. Stdaten ente
icbteoen., 1T tbnen aber bDb ~tnlofern ent>
9egengefontn1el1, ais eS cine S6On5ett unD
cine S9oESone fir Die SeebunOe einge1
ieBt bat.
g8ie Oie 9epefeben iagen, bat baS
S9ieoSgertcbt Die flint Bunfte beS ieblten
2lrtifels oes 8ertrage8, burb ipelcben bic
@tnleBung beS S6ieOsgeribtS peretnbart
ipuroe, unO ote Der l9teb8gert9tIiben @ntz
ldetDung unterlagen, gegen unS entI6ie>
ben. 9teie finf 8unfte lartcten:
/. 0el6e ausicbltcBticbe @ericbtSborz
felt IN Dem als 8ebrtng>See befannten
Wteer ullD reldbe auSio4lieBltcben Jtec9te IN
ben SeeDunOja9DgriinDen oarin BEAM
1pruchte l11o ltbte 3tuBlanb nDr uno bis 3ur
9l6tretung Nlasfa's an bic Ser. Staaten
aus ?
2. @te melt tpur6ett 6ie1e Mniprliche
auf @ericbtSbarfett iber Sic S~eebunoiagbz
grlnDe bon @roBbritannien anerfannt u1O
8ugeltanoen?
3. 8ar baS GjetpG1ier, iebt 8e6rtngSz
W&eer genanlt, in benz QluS0rGd yBactfic
Scean," tpie ct inn 8ertrag bon 1925 3tpt=
icben @rpBbritannten unb 9tuBlQnb porz
fommt, nit etngei6lpiien, un6 mas fir
auslblteBltcbe 9tecbte, ipenn iiberbaupt
tpelcbe, bebtelt uno iibte 9tuBlanb nacb
lenem 8ertrage aus -?
4. @m9en nicbt ale 0te9te &uBlanbs
IN 8e5t9 auf @ebtetsbn6eit un6 bic See
bunoia9oen I'M 8eDringsmeer Oitlt6 BON
Der gSaiergren5c burcb ben Gertrag bonn
30. Wtdr5 1867 5nticbeu BEN Ser. Staaten
unb EuBlarb unuertir8t an Die Ser.
Staten ilber
D.. 6aben sic Ser. Gtaatcn trgenb
tpel6e 9tecbte, unb tpcrn an benz, pelbeS
9tecbt auf ScbuB tbres @tgent6umS in Sen
Seebunben, tpeIc9e Die Snleln Der Ser.
Staten I'M 8ebrtngSmeer aufiuGben, tpe1tn
oieie Seebunoe auBer6alb Der gem0bnlicbcn
9retzWfeilen> 0ren8e g~efunoen iperben ?
9a alio btcie flint Yunfte gegen bic Ser.
Staaten enti9ie0en iin6, 10 bctBt bas nit
anbern @Orten, OaB &uBlanO Dor Abtrez
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-08-21

SabrSenge anorbnete, mur6en bic Sn1truc7
ttonelt al Die BebOrDen niDt Surudgenom>
nter, uno IN Solge Deien i'm Sabre 1887
fltnf brttticbe unb iieben amertfaniicbe
SaDr5euge, bic ii9 bis innerbalb breiBis
bis lteb5ig Mteilen an sic 8rutinleln beranz
geipa9t batten, aufgebrabt. Die britii6en
Sbtfe tpurOen tnbeien pieoer fret7
g~egcben.
SIM Sabre 1889 purben Sic cr1ten
S6ritte 9etbat, Tim cine giitlicbe Ginigung
ltber Die Soc6c 5tpiiben ben Detoen 9tegle7
rungen berbetSufilhrcn. Sin S6ieoS>
gertcbt ipur0e bteSiettS Dorgelcbla9en ulb
brttii6erietts i'm @runoiabe angenommen,
aber eS pGDrIe 5ipet Sabre, bis gum Is.
Stunt 1891, ebe man ii6 iiber ben modus
vivendi, 5. ). iiber bic 8e6anolung Der
SeebunbsfGngcret bis sum enbgiiltigen
Nusiprucbe bes S6jebsgericbtes, geetnt9t
bate. 9ieier modus vivendi 9in9 babin,
baB bic britti9e lotpobl wie Die amerifa@
ntlbe 9tcgterung bis gum Wtat 1892 ben
ganSen Nobbcnl9lag i'm 8eDri1gsmeere
D%erbtnoern ~iolten, l1llr 6aB auf ben amerie
fanilcben Snieln 1900 Seebunbe erle9t
peroen 6nrften Cir Den lInterbalt oer
S~n6toner).
@s mabrte iebo9 ipie6er Bis gum 20,
6cbrlar 1892, ebe Stpiicben Blaine unb
Dem brttiicben @'elanbten Bauncefoot Elm
en68illttger 8ertra9 iiber bie benz S6iebse
gericbt 81 unterbrettenoen 8unfte a69e>
l6lollen mar, unb ba feline MfO8ltcbteit Da
mar, bor benz 9lblauf bes Modus Vivendi
cine @nticbeibung beS SebieOSgeriebtS 3u
.crlan9en, 10 forberte unlere 9tegierung cine
@rncuerung beS pnrldufigen NertrageS.
9agegen itrdubte ficb 2orb Salisbury nit
alter @etpait, mas bie icbarie eigenbdnbige
Note BrGftOent 9arriion'S an bielen 6er>
%nOrrief, bes Snbalts, baB Sic Ser. Staaten
aus @bre unb Selbita6tung auf Der Ser
binberlng beS &obbenicblogs auf bo6er
See beiteben ipiirben. Mm Is. 9(pril 1892
lpurbe bann enbli6 Elm neuer Modus Vi
vendi abgei9lolien, burcb ipeldben ber un7
terliegenoe 3beil itb berpflidbtete, bem an
bern ben burcb bic SerbinOerung beS Sob
beni6la9s erItttenen Scbaoen Su erieBen.
9ie 6Dbe bieies S6abens Bat baS SbiebS7
gericbt felt5ulteuen. = Ser 3uiammentritt
beS SdieoS8eri9ts ~erfotgte am 9lnfang
bteies Sabres.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-08-21

bes erfeIgen6en @ieoerer0ffnungen bon
Saufer, mel9e in Tolgc bes 8anifs, OBJ
pobl polfommen %iolpent, ibre G6iiren
l6lteBen muBten. Gs lit baS Elm 8eipetS,
baB Die @elbflemme nacbldBt, unb 6aB bas
8~ertrauen 3uriidfe6rt.
4aeroingS lit bas nocb lange ni6t in eez
niigenbem WiaBe Der SAT-; a6cr auf cine
umfangreicbe Gitdfebr oes 8ertrauenS ldBt
itcb erit REGIMEN, nacboem ber GongreB bte
llnitcherbeit betreff5 beS Bertbe5 %unieres
@elDeS geboben bat. Sc eDer ct Oas tDut,
ie i3neler miro 6anbeI unb 8erfebr in Die
geipObnten @eleiie Suriidfe6ren.
Middletown transcript., 1893-01-07

result of this wonderful achievement,
We are enabled to converse over cir
cult $50 miles in length. The New
York. Chicago line is constructed IN
most substantial manner. The wire
used is hard drawn copper, weighing
435 pounds to the mile, and the entire
circuit contains about S26, 500 pounds
of copper. The use of cables, which
are exceedingly detrimental to long :
distance telephone transmission, has
been almost entirely avoided III this
line-there being but five-eights OF
mile of Cable. Prior To the construc-
tion of this line it was impossible to
converse over distance of more than
500 miles, which was the length OF the
longest known line in this country.
The cost of the line to Chicago has
been enormous. The wire alone, at
Is cents pound, for S26,500 pounds,
would be $123,975; to this must be
added the cost of A. $50 cedar and
chestnut poles, wages and service,
which would make the cost OF the
entire circuit about $3.50, 600 roughly
estimated. The line must be kept Ill
constant rapair, and the running ex-
penses are very high, SO that the cost
of five minutes which
has been fixed at S9-must not be re-
garded as excessive, remember that
while the person is converslDg he
practically has the loan of $3.50, 600 for
tive minutes, and that all answer may
be obtained Immediately to each ques-
tiOnD
Middletown transcript., 1893-01-07
SCIENTIFIC FARMING.

During the winter months, when
merchants, tradesmen and professional
meli are busiest, the farmer has his sea-
son of rest and relaxation from toll.
He has time for social pleasures and
domestic joys; and the whole atmos-
phere of the farm is that of peace and
rest. The scene in any well-regulated
farm yard is that Of happy animal life
enjoying perfect freedom from labor.
The earth itself seems quiet, and vege-
tation is taking a rest. But a closer
investigation reveals hidden activities;
for, under the snow and ice and frozen
earth there are forces at work whose
energies will be revealed with the first
approach of spring. Nature knows no
rest, and the intelligent farmer does
well to learn from her few lessons at
this, her preparatory season.
Success is achieved upon much the
same principles in all vocations and
professions, and the man who does not
put any brain force into his farming
will never stand for IL model. Since the
world moves, agriculture moves along
with it, and that man is wise who de-
termines to keep up with the age in his
own chosen profession. The winter
months are the farmers season for
study and investigation, which
are as necessary for bis success as for
the doctor or lawyer. American agri-
culture needs men of large, aggressive
if it is to successfully compete
with other industries.
Middletown transcript., 1893-01-07
4 ouARTER OF = oENrURY,


The TRANSCRIPT opens new page
in its history to-day, beginning with
volume XVI. The quarter century
of its life embraces the most eventful
period of the worlds history. The
great changes that have marked the
periods of past ages have come so
gradually as to scarcely be noticed, un-
til their influences have been traced
through succeeding ages. But the
changes of the later years have come so
PWiftiy as to almost be revolutionary.
Modern inventions and scientific dis
coveries have literally transformed So
ciety. We are specially interested in
those that affect us, for Middletown
has not been left out in the progress of
civilization. When the TRANSCRIPT
first made its appearance from the little
upper room over Mr.. Dunning's store
where it had its birth, Middletown was
a very unpretentious country village.
Since then, our prettiest streets have
been laid out and built up. Cass,
Green, Crawford, Cochran and South
Broad were all unknown at that time.
The Opera House, Cochran Square
and abou: all the store buildings ex-
cept Bragdon's and Pennington Cor
ners, have been erected since then, as
have also nearly all the handsome resi-
dences in town. The Episcopal and
Catholic chuches have been built and
Methodist and Presbyterian churches
enlarged and remodeled. The streets of
to-day, in contrast of those of twenty
five years ago are suggestive of the
beautiful Appian Way. The Water
Supply, Electric Light and Hose Com
pany, are among the recent develop
ments. Looking back over the two
and-a-half decades, We are surprised to
find SO many great changes and i'm
provements. Probably the greatest
change of all is that which has come
10 the TRANSCRIPT itself, for it has
recently experienced change of heart,
40 To speak, and has resolved, hence
Middletown transcript., 1893-01-07

New Years day has usually been the
most brilliant of the year in Washing
ton, but this year is an exception. The
first day of the year falling on Sunday
Monday was observed as the holiday,
but the gorgeous reception at the White
House, with all the Diplomatic Corps
i'll full court costume of their native
countries, all # the army, navy and
marine officers in full dress uniforms,
and the officials of the Executive, Ju-
dicial and Legislative Departments of
the Government, is sadly missed. In
stead of being the scene of this bright
pageant the White House is in quaran
tine, because of the case of scar
let fever with which the Presidents
granddaughter is confined to her bed.
There are no official receptions being
held, and the number of private recep-
tions is very much smaller than usual,
as many of our most prominent people
omitted them as an evidence of their
sympathy for the President and his
family.
Middletown transcript., 1893-01-07
One Thousand Miles by Telephone.


Prominent among the great things of
the Nineteenth Century, says the Re
UieU of Reuie,ps, must be recorded the
successful operation of the long dis
tance telephone line between New York
and Chicago. On October the 18th
it was practically demonstrated
that conversation could be Car
ried on between these two
points, nearly one thousand miles
apart, with as much ease as over lncal
lines. The line seems to have worked
satisfactorily from the very start To
clear the wires, cOrnet solo was
played in the transmilter at the New
York end. Each note," says writer
in the Electrical ReUieD, was dis
tinctly heard by some forty persons at
the Chicago end, who we're supplied
with receivers connected in circuit at Il
central table and distributed around
the room. No external noise was heard,
and the tone of the cornet sounded clear
and mellow. Communications sent
over the line from each end were dis
Iinctly heard at the other; even ahsw ers
we're received to questions whispered
into the translnitter.'
The new line sis about twice the
length of any other in use. 1t ex-
tends from New York City through
Easton, Harrisburg, Piltsburg and New
Castle, Pa; Youngstown, Cuyahoga
Falls and Maumee, Ohio. and thence
through South Bend, Ind, to Chicago.
with branch lines to Cleveland, Akron
and Toledo. The line is practically all
extension of the Long Distance TeIe-
phone Company's system, which ope-
rates between the principal cities un The
Atlantic sea-board from Portland,
Maine, to Washington, d. G. AS
Middletown transcript., 1893-01-07
ARE THEY STILL IN THE SADDLE,

ARE THEY STILL IN THE SADDLEf
In the organization of the new
Legislature there is seen the hand of
the Saulsburys. No one can deny it..
Who ever entertained the idea that that
element had been ruled out of the Demo
cratic arty had better dissipate their
minds of that delusion, for the mantle
of their illustrious ancestors has
fallen on worthy scion. Willard
Salisbury, Jr., to whom the credit of
winning the fight in New Castle
county last fall, looms up as the
leader Of that faction in the county.
Being shrewd, able and popular, ne is
well-ftted to lead his party and no
better evidence of his ability is wanted
than the master strokes of his hand in
the Inauguration of both branches of
the Legislature. All that is necessary
for him to do is to task and it shall be
given him. - Though differing from him
we consider that there is no
honor too great for the Democratic
patty to confer upon him.
Middletown transcript., 1893-01-07
0Manamaher s.
PHr1ADr1pH1A, Monday. January, 2

PHILADELPHIA, Monday, January,
The newspapers will prob
ably TEEN with announcements
Of attempted limitations of our
great mid-winter sale of Mus
lin Underwear. The feeble
efforts to copy may be compli-
mentary to us-they cannot be
attractive to you.
Echoes of this sale will not
be, An echo rings true. No
other Muslin Underwear sale
can ring true to the one now
proceeding here.
Are you disposed to be crit
ical or comparative? Compar-
isons and criticisms are well
come upon these garments if
inspired by intelligence. The
more you know about Mus
lin, shapes, workmanship the
better you will think of this
Underwear after comparative
analysis.
Middletown transcript., 1893-01-07
..1sos.n


Many events have crowded them
selves into the new year that will have
especial interest to Americans. among
them the one of the greatest signifi-
canoe will be the chang of administra-
tion in the government. 1t is expected
to be productive of the most moment
GUS results, and the Inauguration OF
President Cleveland on the 4th of March
next, will be red-letter day in the
annals of the Democratic party, as not
only change of men will be made, but
also change of measures. The meas
ures especially must be radically
changed to conform with the pledges
made by the Democrats last fall, and
unless this is done the people whose
votes seated Democratic President
and a Democratic Congress, will be
greatly disappointed. On every oc-
casion PresideDt-elect Cleveland has
been very firm in advocating strict ad-
herence to and fulfillment of the party
pledges made before the election. He
realizes that it was under these pledges
his election was effected, and that the
rever-dreamed-ofs success of the Demo-
cratic party was achieved. To the bet
ter element of the, Democratic party
Mr.. Cleveland must bow, and this ele-
ment is composed of the honest and
conscientious men of the party whose
words are their bonds. That other ele-
ment, the men who are in politics for
Just what there is IN it, may see things
in a different light and attempt to frus-
trate the carrying out OF the Presi-
dents plans, thus creating crash be-
tween the elements. This latter ele-
ment is composed of those who worked
to break down Cleveland's force at the
Chicago Convention, and while they
have accepted the defeat to which they
were subjected, 1t is not to be imagined
that they will be in accord with any
policy Of Mr.. Cleveland that will tend
TO the fulfilIment of the pledges of the
Democratic party made last fall.
There is still that other great event
to which the American peol le are
pointing with pride, and that is the
Columbian Exposition which will open
in June of this year, and while it may
be the occasion for the assembling of
all nations at our doors, there appears
to be reason to regret that is should
be so. The cholera scourge, which
depopulated SO many towns in the old
world, and was only kept from giving
entrance into this country by the ex-
treme care that was taken in quaran.
timing vessels before they were allowed |
to enter our ports, can, through the
means which will be used for bringing |
to our shores, have easy ac-
cess, and is the one drawback to the |
enjoyment to which We look forward to
this exposition. The government is,
however, inclined to use little care in
the matter, and if the suggestions made |
by President Harrison are but carried |
out, it will in sense allay the danger.
It would be well that some legislai ion
be enacted to this end by Congress, and
not delay the matter until the dread |
cholera has reached our shores.
Middletown transcript., 1893-01-07
In the matter Of Shoes.

One element is always pres
ent, sometimes rampant, in
local Shoe trade-jakseAo0d.
Ignorance inspires some, trade
trickery inspires more.
Perhaps some people like it.
1t would at least seem to be
SO for the mendacity is peren-
nial and apparently prosperous
Seems hard to stop right
here when the proof is in plain
sight and ready for use-but
our self-imposed limitations
prevent. This column is never
personal.
Careful folks will..know.
We ring out the old year
with some bargains, good bar
Middletown transcript., 1893-01-07

SOME people are lavish with their
money, but parsimonious with their
smiles. Friendliness is free-will Of
fering which everyone is able to give
toward making the world brighter and
happier. 1t is well to have good
stock on hand, especial, at the begin
ming of the year, for there are many
hearts in need of a friendly, cheering
word. One little word, kindly spoken,
will sometimes change the whole cur
rent of life.