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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-26
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purifies the blood, cures pimples, blotches,
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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-09-28
Wain;er 6dsfm den.

Man ma6t einen 8udenteis. roIIt ibn
,u einem itart msherriidenbiden 8uden
aus. sibt oenielben auf Elm 8Ieb uno
bieet einen &ano rings berum auf.
Run rIbrt man 8funb iiiben ipeiBen
8die nit elmer Iu1e lauren &abm, ie
35 @ramm abseriibiter Butter unb ses
itobenem 5uder. stpei giern unb elmer
Weferipibe SaIs eine SierteIiiunbe fsin
ab, mif6t gsinbeeren uno 8oiinen bats
unter unb berteilt ben Safe iinserbif auf
oem SUDDEN. Sobann perriibrt man so
@ramm 3uder, pelher am 8elben bon
elmer baIben 3itrpne unb bann am 9ieib.
ellen serieben tpurbe. nit prei Giern unb
so @ramm DlebI. iireidt bic Waie
eIei6mdbis auf ben 8die, 70 oub bariiber
eine 9ede ssbiIbet ipiro. badt ben 8ds.
fuden Ianeiam in elmer Stunbe in mits
telbeiBem Sfen uno beitreut i'm nod
iparm nit 3uder.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-09-28
.Tmr . T1e @elt@

nennt i6 nit bolem 9ts6t cine neue.
pradtboa ilIuitrirte Monatsidrift. ipelde
aus benz 8erIas bon Bong & So. (Nien,
Berlin, 2eipsis,) berboreebt unb beren
erIte flint 9lummern ans porIiegen. Gin
neueS SamiIienbIatt, bas ipirfIid aIs ets
ipas Neues erideint in Tsrt uno Bib
falt fIinet es ipie cine rlnmbsIidfeit-
Sir Nge 8eIt", Sauitrirte Samilien.
3eitidrift. erideint idbrIid in 90 Seften
in @robsSpIio unc foitet pro Seft-40
Bf. 0aS 9eutide 8erIassbaus Bong
& So. bat uns an ne6erraidunsen 9es
pbbnt, bier iinb aud bic b6dit8eipann'
ten grtpartunsen iibertroffen. Sir bic
Sauitration 1T nit Der altersibpaden
uebsrlieferuns enbsiiltis sebroden. aae
WtitteI Der perbeferten Iednif ces SoIss
IbnitteS unb Sarbenbruds iinb aufsebp'
ten, um nidt nur Elm burb bic @eeen.
itanbli6feit bes 9eiebenen ipirfiames
8ilberbud su fdaffen, ionbern ba8 9tuse
oer breiteren Sdi4ten bes 8oIfes susleid
an bic Sprmen unb Sarbenid6nbeit Der
rpirfliden 8unit su 9enDbnen. 8iinit.
Iernamen, ipie Sans DabI. Cams 9obrbt,
R. Gi6tdot, Glein. Gbepalier. 6. Hbds
lina, S. Anbreotti &C. biirsen fir bic ST.
reiduns eineS 3ieleS, peien 8olfstbim.
lidfeit auBer 9peifeI itebt. Spannenbe
8omane uno feiniinnise Nopeaetten uns
ierer beliebtsfen grsdbIer ipollen auf benz
8ebiet Der 2itteratur eineR dbnIiden
NtitteIpee einidlasen ipie auf bem Der
8unt, b. B. ernftbaft unterbaIten unb
ipielenb belsbren. Obne ben eroBen illus
itrirten Wpdeni6riften auf bem Gebiet
ber baitenben 4ctuaIitdt Goneurrens su
MAIDEN, mil bas 8Iatt .,Sar 4ae 8eIt"
feline 2eier iiber bic grideinunssn bes
mobernen 2ebenS. ipie es i;d in ben ber.
idiebenen 8olfSibidten fpieeeIt, auf
Dem 2aufenben erbaIten in reid iauitrir'
ten populdren NrtiteIn. 9lub benz Su.
NOR unb Der barmIoien rnterbaltung am
bausIiden Sero 1T eine beionbere @de
pes 8latteS seipibmet, bas mir nit um 10
srbberer 5rsuoe besriBen. aIS es iid bier
um Elm nnternebmen su banbeln ibsint,
ipeldes, bic sepDbnIi6en @eIeile perIai.
ienb, feline elsenen @eee in ben S6oob
Der oeutf6en SamiIie fubt, um bort cen
Sinn fir ebIere rlnterbaItuns su ipcdsn
unb Su befeliisen, 8er aIio etipas ipirfs
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-09-28
Sanbfdfe.

Sauermild, tpobpn ber Gabm abses
npmmen ipurbe, ipirb al einen fparmen
Ort, bod nidt ans Seuer seiteat, bamit
iib bic Wiplfen suiammensieben, ipeIde
man berausnirmt unb on einen fiibIen
Ort perbrinst. Nad einisen Gage prebt
man ben tpeibsn 8dS rebt feit uno pers
arbeitet ibn in elmer tiefea SdiifeI
nit SaIs unb iteifem iaurem &abm. Bis
bas @anse redt cart aetporben 1T. Iuf
Ii Sitter &a8 rednet man so 8ramm
gans fsineS SaIs unb / 2iter fauern
Rabm. Damn formt man bic 8die mad,
beIiebiser 8rbbe, Ieet iie auf Elm Brett
unb ldBt iis sipei Gage an sinem fiiblen
unb trodsnen Ort iteben, tporauf iie 10
sIatt ais mbsIid semadt uno ipieoer
auf Elm Brett seIest iperben. Dd bas
IrOdnen bic Saupiiude if, iiebt man
ieben Sag mad unb briid. bic Gii1e sus
lammen. 9ia6 bem Srodnen iperoen iie
piersebn Sage an einem trofenen uns
faIten Ort in einen S0ien auf einanber
seIest, oann rein sepufden unb iiber
Ra6t liesen eeIaHen. 9lun iperben iie
tpieber in ben Safen sebradt unb bleiben
barin liesen, bis fe reif iinb. Gud fam
man 9raubenbldtter bnspiiden Iesen.
tpas bic Site berielben erbbbt. Man
ibt bic Sanbfdsden nit &ilmmel.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-09-28
Ncu Der Tlieaenptaae

bat bas 8ieb an beibsn Sommeriasen
idredli6 su Ieiben. uno sipar nidt nur i'm
Stale, ionbern aud bic arbeitenben
5iere. 98erben Iebtsre gar su i6Iimm
seplast, 70 tpaide man bic seritodenen
unb beionberS beimseiudten 8brperteiIe
nit 8arboIipaiisr (ettpa 40 @ramm 8ars
boil auf l 2iter 8afer) ab, ipoeur6
oaS @eidmeib fernsebaIten ipiro. Sn
2lmerifa ipenbet man fait aIlaemein Elm
@emiid bon einem Ieil BetrpIeum unb
sipei Geilen anbern biQisen OeIeS an.
sSn gngIanb ipirb cine itarfe 9lbfodune
BON Walnubblattern sebraubt, init Der
bas sanse 5ier sepaiden tpirb. 9ieies
Defoit aeritbrt auberbem bic gier, ipeIde
bic SIiesen auf bic Saut Der Bferbe unb
8inSer Ieeen.-1lm Die Slieeen aus bem
Stall fernsubalien, empfieblt eS iib, bic
offenen Senfer burd ense Drabtsltter su
perbunfeln unb 3usIuft bersuiteIlen. 8eim
8eiben ber StdlIe miide man unter ben
8aIf ettpaS gllaun ober &arboIi idure, ba
Der @eru6 bieier Wittel ben Slissen nidt
bebast. Die Solsteile beitreide man nit
2orbesrbI, ipeIdes ben Sltesen beionbers
suipiber 1T. Serner bdn8e man unter
Der StaaSede 8iinbeI bon Sarnfraut
auf, an bieiem iammeIn iid bic SIieeen
in eroben Nensen uno f6nnen 70 leidt
eingefangen perpen. Nae Sorten Slice
gen, namentIid aber bic Stedfliesen in
ben Staaen. lahen iib in elmer 9tadt
total bertreiben, tpenn man @blorfali
auf Elm Brett i'm Stalle itreut unb Elm
Ssnher etipaS often Idbt; Der @erud,
treibt ale Sliesen gum sSeniter binaus.
Dem 8ieb aber 1T biefer Gblor9erud,
nidt idaolid. 0aS bette unb billieIte
MitteI sesen 8leser iino S6waIben
unb anbere inieftenfreienpe 8Dsel. Dess
eIeiden beibrbere man bas 9iiiten bers
ieIben burd glnbrinsen bon seeisneten
NiftplGBsn in ben Stdllen. @benio iint
bic Slebermauie gu beaen.-Benn i'm
Serblte bic Sdipnlbsn fort lino, ipenbe
man Sutes Snieftenpulper an, nit ipels
dem man bann bic SSIiesen um 10 leidter
beltduben unS bernibten fann. ais Tie sll
oieier fiibIen Sabresseit meilt auf cine,
Dor 3usIuit ssidabten 8anO redt bi6i
beiiammen iiBen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-09-28
Bur 0eidibte Der Weinfarte

brinst bas aeuIid an bic MitsIieber bes
@ermaniiden Utuieums in 9iiirnbers
perianbte Seft Der ,,Mitteiluns" einen
iebr interehanten 8eitras. Gs iinb bas
sipei aus alien frGnfifden @irtsbGuiern
itammenbe bbIssrne GafeIn in seidnibten
8abmen. auf ipeIden bic Weine perseih.
net iinb, bic es in ben betrsffenben
@aitbbfen sab-iie tpeiien mad bem
StiIdarafter Der Ornamentif in bic
eritsn Sabrsebnte bes II. Sabrbunberts.
Die Rabmen iinb reid persiert, nit
8arpatioen unb bunt bemaIt. Die GafeIn
ieIber iino idpars anseitriden unb bic
9tamen Der Weine init ipeiber Sarbe
aufsstraeen. Sinter Der Ibfiirsuns 8.
fir Bein ipurbe bet Brei8 NIT tpeiber
areibe aufseidrieben ct tpar ipebieInb
unb fiel nidt unter bic obristeitlide
Iare. bic nur fiir 8eip0bnliae 2anoweine
s@eltung bate. Die Beiniorten auf
Der einen Gafel lauten: 8bein @ein,
WobsI, S6ninserbleider, 8ertbeimer.
@abla9er Stein, 2eiiten. Marfsrdilsr,
8rduter, Gbampa8ne ipeiB unb rotber,
8oursosne welb unb rotber, 8ontad,
Mebod, 0touscat peiber unb rptber,
2ineI, Srontisnant. 0iaaaea Sect,
4licant, Spanii6en SO. Die anbere
Iafsl seiet siemlid bieieIben Weiniorten,
nur nod Gortebenebicten, 98armutb.
5paniiden Sect, Meib ipeib unb ROTH.
BUR grtldruns biene, baB ber Sbuinsers
bIeider ipabrideinIid Der Ibrblei1ert
1T (es eibt Elm SDnninsen on Der 4br
unb ems am Rbein), iener sipiiden
8eiB unb 9iot fdimmernbe @ein, ber
in Bdrttembers ,.Sdiller" (pon idiIs
Iern) senannt tpirb. 8etreffs ber ber.
itiebenen Seftiorten iei bemerft, bab
man bamit idbe, itarte @eine beseidnete,
bic in iiibliden @eeenben eebaut tpers
Oen-eben bteie SOrte 1T es, bic als
Salitaffs 2iebIinss9strdnf in Der Sdenfe
gum .,gBiIbsn Sdipeinsfopf" uniterblid
getporben 1T. Oie Namen Srontisnant,
Ntuscat unb 2iineI iino 98eine, beren
Serfunit 2anbueboc i'm ilbIiben Sranf.
reid lit, ipGbrenb 9pntad, eisentIid
Bontacq, 0epartement 9ieberpprenden,
Der aIts @attunssname iiir uniere iebisen
9orbeaurtpeine 1T. Der Gortebsnebifs
tenipein ut, ebenio tpie bsr 8ermuttpein,
Elm fiinftlidss Brobuft, bas aus Wpit
berseteGt ipurbe, bet nit alerlei feinen
8rdutsrn periest unb persdrt tpurbe.
Disie iebr intereHanten unb ieItenen
0eintafeIn baben Elm Gesenitiid in ben
EafeIn fiir SausbaItunsen, auf benen
Der 8orrat an Mdide, 2ebenSmitteIn
unb 70 ipeiter berseidnet tpurbe-pon
oenen aud einiee grempIare im @ers
manii6en Dtuieum aufbeipabrt iperben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-09-28
Wirfunsen bes meuen Garifs.

Die ,.Maiiep Manufacturing So"
bon Toropto, ipeIhe 1000 Nrbeiter bes
fddftist, beabiidtiet, ibre Sabrit mad
ben Ser. Staten su berIesen. unb fudt
ausenblidIid einen seeisneten Blab
in Der 9idbe ber Sale. Serr 8. ".
Waiiep erfldrt, baB ber neue Tarif bic
@eieaidaft su bieiem Sdritt berans
IaHe. Die eanabifde Resieruns babe,
duBerte ct, in ibrem iiinsiten Tarifses
ieb ben 3oa auf Sabrifate bon 35 auf
90 8rpcent berabseiebt, aber ben 3ou
auf &obmateriaIien 70 bod beIafen
tpie borber. 10 oaB amerifanifde Sas
brifanten ibre Sabrifate nit 8ortbeiI
mad Canada abieben fbnnen. Inter
bieien 8erbdItnifen fbhnten eanabiide
5abrifate auf benz MeItmarft nidt ers
folsreid eoncurriren. Ser neue ames
rifaniide Tarif nit feinen freien &obs
materiaIien iperbe bic Soften Der Sas
Irritation ioipobI fir ben Sabriianten
ipie fir ben Gonfumenten biuiser ma.
den unb aabIreide canabiide Snbus
Ittiesbeiee, bic einen srDberen Marft
uno cine stiniti8ers @ele8enbelt, tbre
9rObutte ab3uieben. fuden, nad Ten
Der. Staaten biniibersieben.
Die Wiifunsen Der neuen Garifbil,
tpelds SoIs auf bic SreiIiite febt, fansen
an, iid in Ostpeeo, q. g., fabIbar
su MAIDEN. 5ebn SdiffsIabunsen. nit
insseiammt 100000 isuB SoIs, iinb
in ben IeBten Sc Stunben bort anses
fommen. DoppeIt 70 bieI SoIs liest
auf ben eanabiiden Dods unb ipartet
auf 8eridiifuns. Die SoIsbanbIer
freuen iid iiber bic BieberbeIebuns
oes @eibdftes unb fiinfbunbert ,,2onss
iboremen", bon benen bic meiiten ben
CONNER iiber nidts su tbun batten.
baben tpieoer Iobuenoe 9lrbeit.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-09-28

ipirb am beIen babur9 Serbinbert, bab
man cine Wliiduns bon garafiin6I, Gers
pentinbI unb 8ensin gum SdIeifen unb
nadber cine biinne SdeIadI6iuns gum
PoIiren beripenbet. 9oIirte 8eeens
itdnbe, ipelde bereit8 4usidniBunsen
seisen, ioaen am beiten init einem Yubs
mitteI sereiniet iperben f6nnen. ipeldeS
man baourd beriteIIt, baB man @ads
unb 8lbbI idmil,t unb bann unter 9us
biIfnabme bon etipaS TerpentinbI nit fein
seidlemmter 8reibe unb 8aiIer berriibrt.
Die Wiiduns ipirb init einem tpeiden
2appen auf ben su reinisenoen 9esens
Itanc aufsetrasen unb bieier bierauf NIT
einem trcdenen, sIatt sebaaten 2appsn
bIanf aerieben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-09-28
Sans nmb Spf.
Acpfef.

GS siebt faum einen nibIidern Nabrs
unssartifeI als ben 4pfel. Sin Apfel
ipirb in anbertbalb Stunben berbaut,
ipdbrenb sefodte 3obIarten fiinf Stunben
perIansen. Ser sefiinbeite 9fahiif6
bIeibt Elm 4pfeI-rob ober sebaden-ie
mad bsm@ef6mad. Wenu er init SsIeiens
brot 6fters gum Sriibfiid seeeiien ipirb,
iibt er cine ipunberbare Birfuns aus.
ST entfernt bdufis 8eritopfunsen, bers
beilert 8Iutfddrfe unb fiibIt fieberbafte
3uitdnbe be6er aIS mande 4rsnei. @er
Itatt bes pielen Nafdtperfs, nit benz bic
ainber pOlsepfropft iperben, Aepfel
faufte, ipiirbe cine bebeutenbe 8erminbers
uns man6er franfbaften @rideinunsen
perfpilren.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-09-28
Gines flctnen Wdbdens Auffae
lber &naben.

..8naben iinb Manner, tpeIde nod
nidt 70 erob iinb ais ibre Bapas, uni
Mab9en iino Srauen. ipeI6e mad unt
mad iunse 9amsn iperben. Mdme,
tpurben bpr Srauen erfdaffen. 9lIs
Soft 4bam aniab. faete er iit feIbit
8ea, ih fam bener tbun, penn i'd ea
nod einmaI probire, unb bann fduf e,
Die gpa. @pa sefeI @ptt beHer ale
4bam unb eS paren feitbem INNER meb,
iSrausn ais Mdnner auf Der 8elt.
8naben MAIDEN piel TrubeI. Sic ser.
reiben unb oerbrauden alIeS bis auI
Seife. 9Benn i6 meinen Wes bdttt
wiirbe bic SdIfte Der 8naben Mab6eu
unb bic iibrisen Buppen iein. Wieir
Batter lit 70 gut, baB id CLAUDE, baf
er Elm fIeineS Napden seiueien iein muf
ala er Elm fleiner 8nabe mar"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-09-28

@dbrenb Serr Soiepb Meper bon
Seffsripn Totpnibip am Sreitae 9tadmits
tag bic 9torb Waibinston Npenue snts
lang fubr, ideute iein 8fero uno eins
burd. Nn Der BbeIpS StraBe itiirste
oer 8aeen UNI, 0ieper purbe berauS &C..
idleubert unb brad cine 8ippe, trus
aud am Sopfs unb anbsripdrts peri6ies
bene Bunoen Sapon er tpurbe mad bem
SospitaI sebrabt. Das Yferb rannte
aud einen seiuifen Daniel Gallagher
bon BbeIps StraBe nieber uno perleste
ibn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-09-28

lid 9leues su baben tpiinfdt, Elm SAINT.
IienbIatt fir bas Bolt, oaS iebem @es
fdmade 3ehnung trdst, tpenbe it4 an
bic Snternatipnal 9ietps Company, SO
upb IS Duane st.. Neip Yorf, uber an
irsenb einen 8udbdnsIer unb absnnire
auf .,Siir Nle @eIt"-eS tpirb niemans
ben gereuen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-09-28

Staa unb Seubboen iolen frei bon
Spinnseipeben iein. inoem oieieIben niGt
nur einen bdbliden, unorbentliden Sins
orud MAIDEN, fcnbern aud fddoIid iinb,
tpenn iie pom SIeb nit oem 5utter einses
freHen ipereen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-09-28

8orrdtbis in iebem Bferbcitaa iolte
iebt i'm Serbh. ipo Der SaaripedieI Der
Ibiere ltattiinpst uno leidt @rfdltun8en
eintreten, folsenoe Wiirtur fein:
3 9beile OeIfudenmebl,
9beiI SoIsafds
IbeiI Sab.
9beiI serriebene WadboIoerbeeren.
Dosu ettpaS 8leie, ba es blermlt bers
miidt Iieber seledt tpiro.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-09-28
0Bas ift 6uphenmebl 2

SIN BUILDER sermabIene 8noden. gBas
limb 8npden? +? 8onsentrirter 5uttertrafts
ituif; mitbm 1T 8no6enmebl Elm iebr
pirfiames, fiiditpifrei6eS DiinseuitteI,
unb psr nad meiner oft sesebenen 8crs
ldriit einen 8ompolbaufen angeIest bat,
ibut gut. bemielben cine Auantltdt
8nc6enmsbl susuiesen. Dieies ioaten
namentllb @emiiiebauern uno @artner
bsridiidtisen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-09-28

Nddit Der 9labruns bat ben meiIten
Ginilub auf ben Stub!sans Die 8brpsrs
beipegung.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-09-28
Dr. Ma9aia S6nt9's
Hamburger Tropfen.

Oeaen Sbspepe tebeifet Dkt sepbtn&sn antsn batn
Saueres aaffufeu np. tersn nprans TN assn Der asn
una b eyen nOwentisen esnfasn ansemne ed6
an m stn. Dr. usuf ans 9amturser Srppn rnsn bie Saf
Oeoeu Qebereibeu
fdtbunesSrsans ber Qeber unb unrf9emdBtefet tn
ben unfpnn 8earbun9 aussepnbern Sllgf
en euB dGe TN 9le urIfbl
biSe eedpen aaf fG bur6 ssif ausftn r Saui TO-,
anaetaen @ etn % gn b 2eeen nb Dr. Musuf 8pnes ambu
Srppfen aufs gDdrmf empeblen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-09-28

sa- 9eiieIt baS .,8odenblatt".
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-09-28
ST. Sakobs GDel
Seilt Sfbennsatismas, Ssenralsie. Sfaefeniebmers
gen, SSerleemn9en.
#-St. SSl6ier's-#
OrO6cr S0msbalts9mts SaSem,
Np. I2I Wenn 0lnenue.

auswabl fn
9pafdnbis
basen
etc. fir Die Ns ldtwef mSbef gGgiuns absAa0en
bic nm b ioatn aue Wen Ht 5rn
9abnbItr srinswntbisr.
3u teunthn Sud auswub guttfum
umsNnb g8stsnf etn Sfubplpb Sl1fer, l2l ggn abenn
The sun., 1894-09-02
The New Troubles At BIuefolds.

The arrest by the Nicaraguans OF a num-
her Of people who were engaged in the revo-
luton that restored Chief CLARENCE to a
brief exercise OF power, and the proposed
summary bSnishment Of them from the
country, have stirred up fresh excitement
on the Mosquito reserve, Among them are
a few Englishmen aud Americans, and Min
lister MADRIz even imprisoned Mr. HATCH,
the British Consul. The Nicaraguan Con
gress passed an act giving TO President
ZELAYA the authority TO send out Of the
country the arrested persons, and it Is said
that he has exercised this discretion except
in the case OF few who are permitted to
live in certain portions Of the republic
Leaving Great Britain to look after her
own subjects, il Is clearly the duty Of the
Washington authorities 10 take care that
any arrested American resident has q fair
trial. That Nicaragua should grant this
and should be especially slow 70 conhseate
the property OF Americans under what is
simply martial law. il very obvious. ss-
The sun., 1894-09-02
Principles - Cleveland
Principles.

Simple a. it seems, the following letter
requires two answers:
Mr. CLEvEIASp, In his letter TO Mr. T. {. CATcHiSas
says he loves the principles OF true Democracy
"wli you have the kindness to let mo know what
they are2 JAMES A. CROSBY, Jersey City n. j."
Upon the question monopolizing Mr..
CLEvELANDs mind when he wrote the let
ter to Gen. CATCHINGs, namely, the tariff
the Democratic principle is clear and easily
stated. II is found in the platform adopted
by the National Democratic Convention in
1892 declaring it to be fundamental
principle Of the Democratic party that the
Federal Government has no constitutional
power to impose and collect tariff duties ex-
cept for the purpose Of revenue only
But that was not what Mr. CLEVELAND
was talking about. When he mentioned the
principles Of true Democracy he meant
his own principles, and as to those there
can be no satisfactory answer. In his letter
to Representative WILSON, semi-ofilclal
communication, he exhibited a conviction
that there was but one really Democratic
tariff principle, that of free raw material.
No tariff measure can accord with Demo-
cratic principles" said he, that does not pro-
vide for free raw material" Moreover, this
question of free raw material docs not ad-
nit Of adjustment on any middle ground"
Its subjection to ANY rate Of tariff taxation,
great or small, is alike v;olative OF Demo-
cratic principle" This, however, is in di-
rect opposition TO the tariff message with
which Mr.. CLEVELAND started his fame a.
an economic reformer There he spoke OF
the radical reduction Of the duty on raw
material, or its free importation. lie was
then for free importation or "such reduc-
tion" as might be deemed best.
Where Mr. CLEVELAND picked up the no
tion that free raw material and no compro-
mise was the first principle of Democratic
tariff making 1t is impossible to say. 1t is
safe to say that he doesn't know. Probably
the free raw material caprice in the WILSON
letter, instead OF being genuine conviction,
was taken up rs club to beat out the name
of "GoRMAS" from the Tariff bill In the
hope Of restamping It CLEVELAND"
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practical result was the recommenda-
ton Of Government subsidies TO new
line Of steamships and = new cable,
which will thus be enabled to compete
at an advantage with uDsubsidized
lines and companies, as the Canadian Pacific
Hallway is enabled with its subsidies to
compete at an advantage with private roads.
This is q substantial fruit Of the delibera-
tions 80 far as the favored enterprises are
concerned, and has probably fulfilled the
main object OF those Ivy whom the Confer
ence was promoted but IL is not a long
step toward the Parliament Of the English
speaking race. much less toward the Parlia-
ment OF Man. GoLDwIN SMITH.
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70 health, and an example Of chang
ing the method Of administering the
consecrated wine IN accordance with
medical advice and suggestion has
lscn sat, AMI has attracted wide atten-
ton Two pastors OF important churches
have substituted individual chalices for the
common wine cup, and ia doing so they
have declared publicly that the change was
made necessary as n sanitary safeguard, and
to save the communion In both kinds from
falling into dsuse.
1t IL probable, therefore. that before the
next Ocean Grove camp meeting the ques
tion will become n leading subject Of discus
sion In every Protestant denomination, aud
not merely in the conversations Of individual
members and their consultations with their
medical advisers, but also In the religious
papers and the ecclesiastical assemblies,
conventions, aud conferences
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peciaiiy since she relies on the United states
to protect her from foreign political inter
vention.
The casc Is peculiar. Tnqucstlonably the
British and American traders residing ct
Bluefelds bitterly resented the original
overthrow of Mosquito authority there ny
Nlcaraguan troops, because they supposeu
that this meant for them higher taxes and
greater restrictions upon their business.
The Americans appealed to the United
states Government to restore the old status,
and to insist that Nicaragua should nban-
don her attempt at local control. When,
however, this appeal proved useless, other
means were resorted to. The Jamaicans
were incited to revolt the Nicaraguans were
expelled, and Chief CLARENCE was put in
power. or course that could not be endured
by Nicaragua, and presently her troops re
turned in greater force and Chief CLARENCE
once more went into eclipse.
It might have shown q consciousness OF
strength had Nicaragua, after putting down
the rebellion 80 easily, resorted to the usual
forms of law in trying the offenders But
instead she relies ON what Is practically mil
itary law and summary procedure. 1t IS
true that the punishment of exile il not
very severe for those who are guilty OF
melting the rebellion or taking part in
It; but as exile will also, it appears, be
accompanied by con1scation Of property, it
Is proper to see that no American suffers
these penalties through mere suspicion.
The conduct of the officers Of the Columbia
and Marblehead shows that they have
never sought TO shield wrongioers among
their countrymen.