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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-04-09

bengenoHeni1aften, pic bic Metbobiffen
unb 8aptiiten, 3uiammenbGn9en, nir5 i'm
ltnterridbt ii6er beutlcbe 9iteratur bic Broia
pie Die g oeiie 6etne's gang gebortg berid7
iibtigt, uno etngeborene Stubenten un6
Stubentinnen lolder M~nitdLten iingen an
ibren vbenti6en @benOen" NIT @orliebe
9ieber 6cine's in 6en ibonen beutiden
Gompoitionen. Oie v6euti9en &laiien"
bet s + ica9Oer sc B ~ c # : II II l.
d in @banlton 3. 9. tperben am
IA. 9lpril, an pelbem iie bas Drama
r6eine'S iunge 2eioen" bon Wels, gum
Better bes franfen 8erfaiierS bortragen
laiicn, folsen6e 2teber 9etne's t6eilS i'm
@Dor, tbeils i'm Quartet, tbeiLs i'm Sotp
ltngen: 2orelei ilr Silcber's Competition ;
u@ntfteb nit mir" in Wenbelsio6n's Gomz
petition; v@s ftel Elm &eif", ebenfaaS
ua9 McubeIsiobn; rOte 8uei @renaOtere"
na6 S6umann O0u bait 0iamanten unb
B%erlen", nacb Der 8oltsmelobie.
3u9leib benfe man on bic ausgesei9nez
ten l~leberleBungen 6eine'iber Yoeiie unb
Proia ih's Gnglii9e burb GngIii6s@mez
rifancr nie 2elanb.
|. @abrli1! @mertta berbient eS, baB auf
ieinem 8oben ii9 6aS berrli9e 9enfmol
erbebt, 9egen nelcbeS 0ummf0pfe AM
oeutl6cn Nbein ii9 itrdlben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-04-09
Sas SET SeS tte1tHst8j6Dri8em gtaa.
ten9riir0erS4

@eIeitet bon Mtlisen ieiner 6etmatb
Dubuque u1b aabLreiben anseiebenen 8nrz
germ BON bort, lanste @epr8e @aIz
lace Sones, Der 8ater Soma's, in Der
StaatSbauptitaOt 9eS Moines an. Gin
@mpfangsauSi9uB Der StaatsgeleBgebuna
be9rIBte i'm auf benz b~ortigen Babnbofe
unb brabte i'm sunddlt nacb ietnem Quar-
tter i'm 5otel, mo- it6 ibnea cine Mense
8erebrer UNI i'm iammeLte. Damn bracbteu
i'm bet @ouperneur, anbere Staatsbeantte
unb 8irser unb r1ebrere Mili3compaonten
in feierItbem 3use Our9 Die nit begeiltert
ibm Suiau65enben 3ui6auermaiien gefiuz
ten StraBen nab benz capitol. Sort mint
meItc eS bon 8iirsern, %tporunter piele ate
ebrwiirbise einiti9e MttsBtoniere bes @6z
ren9dftes.
Qm Nrme beS @o%uperneurs betrat SSones
ben teitli3 seihmldten Saal Der Mbgeorbz
neten, mQ auBer bieien Der Staatslenat
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-04-09
Qn5eteen

sc arabtes 9efun6en in benz Mtnneola-Sbot in
r Can gern0roino @puntg, Californian. 100, 600
Ncres bes feinIteu Sonbes I'M Staate, ~por3i9lid eeegnet
fnr SbIt3udt rn0 9%emtidten Mder6an lperoen ieBt Dffes
rtrt fir ben btli9enPreis bon S21. % biz $26. 25 per Mcre,
eini1lieBlif nnnnter6rodener Maiers 3edte. 9ieie
Sdnoereien, bisber os Dailerarntes ooer Wuitenlato bes
tanrt, tpel6es le0o6 rur Der m9gtf6en 8erIbs
run 9 III / t Wai1er beoilrfe, Inn es vlute cine 3tD1eS
%oufbliben gu IafIert, fperoet ieBt oircb BeDd1erun9 NUTS
bar 9emodt Yrof. 6ilgarb bon Der @alifornier ltnis
jungfrduli9en 3uitanbe. lpelte 6~eip1iiert tperoen f6nnte,
ptro cine 5ablreihere 8eoDlferltng ftr cine oieI ldn9ere
Selt er1dbre1 alS bic Grblbibte Der feltdJte1 EegiDn. -
u9ie Site DeS puootn9s nlr0 betr1 @iien o~eiIelbet teits
9eitelt", uuo fpelb beHeres 3eugntB bari mon erfparter,
os bic SbatIabe. baB rnebr ais 1000 &ereS BON bieieIt
r1el1tets bon Gltoni1iigen @aliforriert (uelde cine CUTE
Sadie 1tqerlt1 gu %miiroigeu ptllen, lobalo 1e te leber);
nnter %oenIelbe1 befinoen IT'D 8. so. Gaiptt, Yrdfioent Der
Grlteu 9tdttonal=8onf BON Sos Qngeles, uelder augerts
6lidlid 40 &cres fir Oltpenpflan3ung Dorbereitet. Sic
S~rDdenbeit ntrb bur9 Bic epdfernn9
nno bic flimattider @erbGltntiie iinb 6erart, 6aB tie otefe
Gegenb gdn3ltd frei balten BON Dieierlei Seudet, bene1
onbere Se9enben ~ous9elebt limb, tDeibe bic 5rl9te 5ers
ftDren un6 bs &e6en THr Wteni6en unb Sbiere 3nr
fDier, 8ftrfiGe, 8trnen, 3meti6en, YfouHen, OltDert.
Wanbelr, engtiine Wolnirne Srauben, Semitic, 3nder-
rlber, alfalfa unb a4e @etretbeiorteu. Gin O~6ft9arten
fam big aur 9raofdDi9teit augeIegt iperbet fir $500
per 9tcre, etnf6lteBIid Der Rotten fiirs &onb ltrb intnlers
oDrbonoenent QDaner. Galiforrien itebt i'm 3eibet
zines Se6ensolters, iDnoern ieiO our Sanb 1no ergretft
oas @Iid u1D unabbdn9tgfeit 6ur9 bic anla9e etner
oerbGLtnlBmGBio fleinen GeLofunnnte. = 0ebtnq ns
gen: Sin 8iertel boor Elm Wlertel nob brei Jobren
elm 8tertel mad ie1s SSobren; Elm giertet mad a9t Sob.
rem, an 6 9rp3ent. Grcurfipn am IA. april. 9Sreie sSobrt
fir &dufer. = Soutbern California SmprDoement So.
6. ~. 2Duds 81 Co., 9eneraL49enter,
1108-1OO WaIbtn9ton Ctr, Chicago.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-04-09

FEMALE PUN pr. gosers trams6fti9e.
unb e~rfolgreif. 9robirt lie, uer1n gennprDpaI Oh. 9oniD
9iIen feblI1lo9et. gerfie9elt Sl.00. Grtldrltng 2 @ts.
Nor. AURUM MEDICINE Co., IS Stoteitr., Chicago, SA.
26nt3, iogB, BAN
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-04-09
Cole rcligi6fe 0ertr6eIidfctt; brtts
taIer @IattbenShak. .

Sin e6les 8eiipteL Der 8ertrd9li9teit
unb 6riebensliebe in @laubenSfa6en bat
10 chen bic .oberite "9ebranitaIt Qlnerlta's,
Bic Sarpar6 : Il ntDerfttGt BET
Bottom, gegeben. Sbr 1lrbeber mar be-
fanntIi6 elm proteftantii9er Brebiger,
Sobu Sarpar6, bet i'm Sabre 1888 in 1ener
@egenD BON W~taiiacbuietts itdrb.
gSG9renb in Der &apeue Der 0droaroz
ltniperittdt ibon bon Brebtgert Der oerz
Ihie6eniten proteitantilcben &trben Sonnz
tagSprebi9ten gebalten t%puroen, TT ant
Sonntag 1. @priL 5. s. gum eritett Wtale
bic SanSeL 0ie1er &apeue etnem tatboz
ItIhen Yre6iqer, S'@alaghan BON Stem
0orf, ser BON Der NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. einz
9ela6en mar, eingerGumt Dorben. Inter
ben pielen 3ub0rern ~befanoen ft6 bic an
eeIe6enIten 8rofeiforen Der 1lniperIttdt,
auch ibr Grd1ioent ODER &eftor @tiot.
8uterO' Gala9ban Sei9te ith ber@ele9enz
belt aepacbien. ST preoigte pom Stanbz
punfte Ser gcoffenbarten briitLi6en Geltz
aion oeqen ben @ationolismus, permieb
a6cr auf'S ior9fdItieite icbe benz 8roz
teltantismuS anit0Bt9e QeuBerung, 10 baB
Der gldubi9e GDangcliibe ii3 all ietten
berebten 8orten ebsnio erbauen fonnte,
ipie Der cifrige &atbolif. Na3 8eenbtgung
bes @ottesbicnites purbe ct ducb BON pte@
len nibtfatbolii6en 3ubDrern parm be-
glitdpilnibt.
0ulbiamteit un6 brii6erlibe 2iebe bon
beiben Seiten, proteItantiicber unD fatboz
liiber, bo5 1T ber erfreulicDite 3ug an btez
lem bemerfenstpertben VDrt0mmnt1le IN
Der 6arparbzIl1iDeriitGt 8elb etnen
no6lt6uenbcn @egeniaB btloet baiielbe gu
Dem @e6ebe Der Nmertcan YrDtectlpe
Nlioctatt0n!
Die am Nben6 6es lebten Sonntag tn
Mliltpaufee porgefaaene bluti9e StOrune
elmer aus bemofratticb %9eiinnten Polen be-
etnem b~orti9en Stbulbauie gum ct. 8tn.
Gems, tptro bon bemofratii6en 8lGtterr
g~eraoe5u benz b%ciagten natipiitii6cn Sc:
bei1nbunbe 3ur Gait gelegt. Ufit ibarfen
8eilen un6 anbersn Wtorbmaffen pcrieben'
Strolbe iberftelen bic 8erIammLung, uni
mebrfac6e ibtpere 8erwunOungen ~fieLen
Dor.
Gnt1dieoen at berperfen 1T freilib aud
bas 8ctragen bes borti9en polntlher
BrieIters 9epanoonSft, 6er Die @erlamm1
lung ibon bon Der Gan5et aus oorber:
bertitn6et bate unb regell Nntbetl an tb>
na6m. @r f0nntc bon Dem Brteitc1
S'Galagban unb bon beiien Nnftreten ar
6er 6arparO7 l1nioeriitdt gauge 8GnSe gutter
Safes lernen!
Die @mertcan 9rotectioe 9tiiociotton ct:
seu8t natirlib @egenOr9aniiattOnen tn1
9lbpebr ibrer 9~tngriffe unb 8erfnlgungen
Cine Iolbe @egenDcrbinbnng lit Die metl
aus &atbolifen beitc6enOe Columbian
2easue. sic fam ibr Snslebentreten mi
gtotbpebr erfldren unb tritt tpenigiten!
pffen auf, unO nib: pie Die u. g. q. bintcl
beri9LOienen Gbircn. Gon tbr gtng aud
Die burcb Die b%eia9ten Strol9e iiberfaaen
be1nofratiibe ~8eriammtung aus.
SaS feblte 9erabe nod, baB @Iaubens6al
unb @lau6ensuerfolgung in bieier1 2ano
ficb bis 3unn 8oblitrol6entbum unb 81
@epaltsangrifen auf friebti9e politely
@eriammIun9en itetgert! &ber au6 boz
fatboLti6er Seite ioIte iorgfdlttg ollie!
nermieOen tperbcn, mas ME 8ermengieIun(
pOlitti4er @abltampfe nit &eIi9ion aus:
fiebt!
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-04-09

5lntnertt1t nnn a1ntre game.
Sen 9tubenten lit 6eleeenbett our Grlanspng Der
W.ufit nne feinen &iuiten sebpten. 3belinsss9eportes
ntnt fir &no6en unter Is Sobren Dolft6nbig ieparat
@atolog ouf munidl frei au9eiaftot bur6
Geo. q. M prrtiie1 3, G. S. c., Rrdf,
5~nls1 eip6 gtotre Dame. Snbiara.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-04-09

to6ten &olfutb ieIbit int auBerunsariiben
Seltcrrei6 nibt Der ~leiieite amtIibe Nbz
brub getban.
Die mebr ais tDnielicben ur6 faiferIiben
@bren, mel6e benz tObten &olfutb, benz
fur9tbaren un6 unperiObnliben Tetnoe beS
6auies 0absburg : 0otbringen, erpieien
ipurben, mIIien fir bas 8epuBtiein oes
se9eniparti9en 6auptes 6ieies 6auIes UNI
10 bttterer gepelen ietn, ais 6rans Soief's
&e9teruns bis in bic 3ett Der uugartiden
&eboGution 3uridreibt. 0tber boffentlicb
bat Sran8 Soief bieies bemiitbtgenoe Sc
fabL ais 8uBe fir tene greuel bingenoms
men, tpeI6e na9 Der gtieoermerfung 6es
un9arii9en Sret9eitStampfeS, in ieinem,
bes faum neun5ebntdbri9en &aiiers, Sea-
men, bon Der bdmals berri9enben ftniteren
Oiterrei6ii6en GamariQa unb i6rem 6en>
fersfne3t 6ainau in 1lngarn Oeriibt purz
ben Die triegSgertbtLicbe @rmorbun8 8atz
tbDant's, Die entieBlide capitulations>
tpibrt9e Gr6roifeIung ber bel6enmitbi9en
ungarti9en @eterale git 9lraD un6 biele
anOcre 8lutt6aten, iotpie cine mebridbrige
8tQfirz utto SGbelberri9aft, ser erit nab
bret Sabrep in Solge bes periDnli9en 8ez
iu3S bes iun9en Wonar9en Elm @Ebe ses
macbt puroe.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-04-09
stn ,tnsarn's geanner .mS SamsItmse.

TIMER fin6 genug, nm SeQo9i9 un6 Bic
nit tbm beran5tebenben 0Dr0en nit Stets
men tobtauiAIagen. Wenn S6r bas nt6t
t6ut, 6ann lit baS ungarii6e 8olf Elm 10
fetges, elen6es 0oIf, baB ie[bit oer etpige
Soft ia9en mirb: yW2i6 reut, baB tb eS erz
i9affen babe. Damn if baS ungariibe 8olf
Elm gottoerflu6tes 8oIt, benz Die 2uft tbre
belebenbe Strait Deriagen tuirb; unter beiien
| 6Gnben Die i3par5e Wei3enerbe itb in otrz
rem Sanb pertpanbcln mirb bel beiien 0lns
nGberung ber buritittQenbe 0uea ~Deriie9t ;
ods hetmat6los auf Der netten @roe umberz
i6neifen uno bonn Mitletb bergebenS baS
trodene 8rot beS QlmoienS erfleben Dtrb !;
benz ltott etnes NImoiens bic fremoe &aiie,
bur6 bic es in ietnem eIgenen 8aterlalo
gum unitdten 8ettler 9enta6t pdrb, tns
@eli3t i6lagen ntrb, tpie etnem berrens
loien Sunb. @ott, beien S6DpfungStuert
Der l1ngar burcb feline Sei8beit 9ci66nbet
bat, mtrb feline Siinben ni3t bergeben
in bieier QBeIt, nod in iener. 9aS Ofdbz
6en, au benz CT ieine Nugen erbeben mill,
tpirb ibn nit benz 8eien BON ieiner Scbipelc
b~eriagen, tpte Elm rGuoigeS S9ier; iein Wetb
tptr6 ibm nit Nbi6eu in baS fetge NntItb
ipuden, unb bas erite @ort ietnes StnDeS
tptrb in etnem Slu9e segen ben Slater be-
iteben. @ntleBli3l tntieBltcb! Nber 10
pir6 es fem. Mfit benz unerbittliden @toe
bes Studies 16tp0re ic4 es bet benz @Ott Der
6reibett, BET benz 9ei6Gnoeten Nnoenfen
unierer Qlbnen, bic bieieS 8aterlanb I'm
TIRES 8lutes 9reiS ertporben baben.
gu ben Baffen alto, tper Elm Wtann 1T
Die Sralen aber mOgen btngebelt unb Elm
i6alberboues @rab sraben apii3en Sssaz
prim un6 StubLtpetBen6ur9, in bas nit
begraben moaen enttpeber BEN ungarii6en
Nomen, sic ungarilbe Gbre, bic ungarii3e
Station, o6er ober uniere Sein6e, un6 auf
6em cntpcber fteben pirb Sic S6anbiGule
bes ungarii6en gta1nens nit ber @ufi6rift
$50 beitrdft Soft bic Seigbeit", ober Der
immergriine Baum Der Sreibeit, aus beiien
9aub @ottes Stimme ipre6en mirb: Scr
Srt, no 6u ftebet, lift betli9; 10 beIobne t9
Sic Sapferteit Sretbeit, &ubm, @obIitano
unb Slid benz 11ngar! !" Oarum: auf
bu ungarii6es 8oIf gum gerni6tungS1
fampfs sesen Ssaa3i4 nno feline 5OrOen
9ieIsr Qtufruf padte Sic 1tnsarn6srssm.
grob Ieiner &rtegstii6tigfeit erGitt aud
Seua6tb 92teberla9en auf benz &rtegS7
f6auplabe. ltnb nod am IA. Suit 1849
in Der S6lacbt BET 9egDes bon elmer nn9as
rii6en SeereSa6tbei[ung unter General
Setter i4per gel9lagen, trat ct ben &itds
sus an. @u9 CT muroe i6lieBli9 nut
Our6 bic Oospiibenfunft ruiiii6er 5eere
g~erettet unb be6telt 10 Els gu ietten1 2ebens1
en6e feline unabbdn9i9e Ste1ung ais 8an
BON Groatten unb SGaponien.
Qlher St gutter &eBt bat l1ngarn au3 poe
Gitiicb itber Groatien gefiest. 9enn iett
bem Nusgleibe BON 1866 lit ia @rOatien
ungarn untergeor6net unb ietn 8anns fte9t
unter ungariider Ober6o6eit. Die bIuttz
een &GmpFe Seaodbi6's gegen ltngarn in
6en Sa6ren 1848 unb 1849 tuaren lon1tt
in ibren S9IuBwirtun9en bergebltcbe Anz
f%trengungen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-04-09
@te &otSutb at oett 1tmaarn reSete.

&oiiutb mat in ietner @lan33eit 9lei3
groB ais fetner Recommendations Geoner
tDte ais 6erber f~eurtger 8oIfsrebner. 11nb
er beritan6 eS, nt6t NUT elegant, 1onbern
AUDI botfst6i1nlib gu i6reiben. Qlu6 tuenn
eS gait, bic eisentltben 8olfsmailen aufz
3uriitteGn un6 fir ben &f su %fanatiitz
zen, mat er einOfeifter 6er6eber II. beSBortes
1nii6ertroffen ais Steiner in beuti6er
unb engltiber Spra9e, acigte ct iib no6
untpiberiteblt6er, tpenn ct ieine Worte in
ungariiGer Spra9e an feline ungorti6en
Qanosleute ri9tete. @r b~an66abte bic
magpariI9e Spra9e NIT @ei9mad unb
grDBter &raft. 11n6 no es gait, feurtSe
ungdrber5en NIT Dtlbem 6afie unb uns
piberitebLt9er &feSmutb gegen Setnbe
gu crfIuen, ba griff er iogar 5u 9rtmmtgen
gernanfdungcn unb 8li4en, an benen
feline anbere Spra9e 10 reid 1T tpie bic unz
garti6e.
On benz Sample gegen 6ie 1tn9arn in ben
Sabren 1848 unb 1849 betbeiltgten iicb AUDI
Die Groaten unter i6rem bamolisen 8anuS
(Stattba[ter) Selacbib, tpelber audi BET Bet
Nieberwerfunq @ien's burb 8tnbti6grdB
i'm Sftober 1848 S9%ergenbienite l~etitete.
Qls bas Groatenbeer inter Seudbt3 in
l1nsarn etnriidte, erlteB &oifutb an Die unz
garii9e Station etnen bon tbm berfaBten
unb i6neu i'm 9anbe berbreiteten Qtufruf,
Der an pilber, geibift auf bic 9tufitabez
lung bes Stol3es unb bes Safes bes 8olfcs
bere9neter &raft taum ietnes 9leiben bat.
Mir brtngen i'm bier in beuti3er l1eberz
ieBung, in tpelc6er fretli6 bic i'm llrteTt
eineeitreuten urungariihen 8crptnibun>
gen unb SLi9e nt9t pieperge9eben tperhen
f0nnen.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1894-04-14
Curious Facts About the Ermine.

The ermine is queer animal-it is
one thing in winter and another thing
in summer. That is a strange state
ment, but it is true, for in winter the
animals fur is as white as snow and it
is called the ermine. In summer its
fur turns reddish brown on the upper
part of the body and light yellow on
the lower part The animal is then
known as the stoat. This change is
quite familiar to naturalists, but not to
unscientific people, and the ermine and
the stoat are therefore generally re-
garded as distinct animals. The fur of
the ermine is much valued and is in
great request. At one time it was a
mark of royalty and the state robes of
judges and magistrates were lined with
it as an emblem of purity. The ermine is
80 cunning in its ways that it is almost
as difficult to catch as it is to catch a
weasel asleep" In fact, the only way
to capture it is to mark its course from
home and then strew mud in its path
way. When the dainty, fastidious lit
tie animal reaches the point in its path
where the mud is strewn it will lie
down and subject itself to capture and
death rather than smirch one of its
snow-white hairs.-Cleveland World
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1894-04-14
FARM AND GARDEN.
FACTS FOR FARMERS.

GooD butter 10 one of the things that
is always in demand. This is not true
of all articles. Therefore, the question
of making firs,-class butter is of the
highest Importance.
A SHORT supply of plant food de-
creases the fertility of the farm and
makes 1t poorer, while liberal sup-
ply enriches it and increases its value
from year to year.
IT is better to trim off the wood
from old trees than to burden the
limbs with useless material that only
assists in adding weight to the branch es
and increases the liability of breaking
during high winds.
STRAWBERRY plants will soon begin
to grow, and any fertilizers that are
to be applied should not be over
looked, as the best time to apply the
fertilizers is at the present, especially
If potash is one of the principal in
gradients.
OINTMENT for caled udder: Take a
cup of vaseline and thoroughly stir in
equal parts of spirits of turpentine and
spirits of camphor, or saturated cam
phor, as called by some: beat up
thoroughly and rub on udder, or apply
to any wound.
A GARDEN sixty or eighty feet square,
securely fenced against rabbits and
chickens, will yield an abundance OF
vegetables for the largest family, and
an orchard of one-half acre judiciously
planted and cultivated, will give plenty
| of fruit for the same.
EVERY package of farm produce that
leaves the farm is an advertisement for
the man who sends it out Neat pack.
ages attract attention and make his
produce sell the second time. Pay more
attention to the commercial side ot
your business If you want to succeed.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1894-04-14

enteenth street, where It was then To-
Gated. About Sixteenth street no
tised line of men ON the sidewalk,
and as hurried along found that this
line extended up Pennsylvania avenue.
around the corner of Seventeenth
street, and down the block to the en-
trance TO the war department.
Men in the line told me they were
waiting their turn to see Secretary
Stanton, and some of those near the
head had actually held their places
twenty-four hours was also told
that must take my place at the tail
end of that long line, and perhaps
would reach the department the next
day.
THAT would never do for me, and as
/ walked slowly down the line put on
my thinking cap and thought out a
scheme to get into the secretary's office
without any delay. Before got to the
end of that line had formed plan of
procedure.
~ hurr ed down the avenue until l
found a stationery shop, where 1
bought package of foolscap paper
and a couple of large, official looking
envelopes. Folding up several sheets
of the blank paper filled each of the
envelopes with them, sealed up the en-
velopes, and borrowed the stationer's
pen long enough to address each to
the honorable secretary of war, Wash
ington, ID. c. in big, black letters.
"Then, with these envelopes in my
hand, / went up to the war depart
ment As soon as l was in sight of the
two soldiers who stood OH guard at the
door put on the most important air !
could as ssume and walked so fast it was
| just short of run.
LAS reached the entrance the SOL
diers dropped and crossed their mus
kets in front of me, just as l had ex.
pected them do, but / waved the big
envelopes at them and cried out: I'm.
portant! Importantp and they stepped
aside, just as had hoped they would.
''Once inside the building it was an
easy matter to find the secretary's of.
flee. l told Mr.. Stanton frankly how
had got into the place, and he laughed
heartily as he made out the pass it was
SO important l should HAVEN Y
| Herald sh..r
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1894-04-14

That of all known agents to accomplish
this purpose, DR.. Pierces Pleasant Pellets are
unequaled, is proven by the fact that oncs'
used, they are altcdys IN favor. Their sec
ondary effect is to keep the bowels open and
regular, not to further constipate, as is tho
case with other pills. Hence, their great
popularity with sufferers from habitual con-
stipation, piles, and indigestion.
The " Pleasant Pellets - are far more effeo-
tive in arousing the liver to action than "bluo
pills." calomel, or other mercurial prepara-
tions, and have the further merit of being
purely vegetable and perfectly harmless in
any condition of the system no particular
care is required while using them.
Composed of the choicest, concentrated
vegetable extracts, their cost is much moro
than is that of other pills found in the mar
ket, yet from forty to forty flour Pellets -
are put up in each sealed glass vial, as SOLD
through druggists, and can be had at the price
of the more ordinary and cheaper made pillsr.
DR.. Pierce prides himself on having been
first to introduce Little Liver Pill to thn
American people Many have initiated thems
but none have approached his Pleasant Pelr
lets in excellence
For all laxative and cathartic purposes
| the Pleasant Pellets" are infinitely supe-
rior to all mineral waters" sedlitz pow
| ders, Salts" castor oil, fruit syrups $50
| called, laxative teas" and the many other
purgative compounds sold in various FORMS
Put up in glass walls, sealed, therefors'
always fresh and reliable One little " Pel-
let is laxative, two gently cathartic.
AS "dinner pill" to promote digestfon,
take one each day after dinner To relieve
, distress from over.eating, nothing equals
them. They are tiny, sugar-coated, anti-
bilious granules, scarcely larger than mus
tard seeds Every child wants them.
Then, after they are taken, instead of dis
turbing and shocking the system, they act in
a mild, and natural way There is no TO
action afterward. Their help lasts.
Accept no substitute recommended to be
"just as good" They may be better for the
dealer, because of paying him better profit,
| but he is not the one who needs help.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1894-04-14
ouTwlTTED BY A CLERGYMAN.
How a Methodist Minister Got Into the
Nnr Department Ahend of His Turn.

How Methodist Minister Got Into the
War Department Ahead OF His Turn.
A prominent Methodist clergyman in
this city fell into reminiscent mood
the o.her evening and gave party of
friends an entertaining account of the
way in which he succeeded in obtaining
an interview with the secretary of war
in the days of the great civil strife.
Visitors to Washington who have ex-
perienced the annoying difficulties and
delays generally encountered in reach
ing the inner office of a member of the
cabinet in these piping times OF peace
can imagine what such an attempt
meant in war times, when every cabinet
officer. and particularly the secretary
of war, was overwhelmed with work
seven days in the week.
at was matter of the most pressing
necessity" said the Clergyman, "for me
to go to the front of the union lines
without an hours delay. l reached
Washington in the morning, and soon
learned that could not cross the Po-
tomac into Virginia without pass from
the secretary of war.
thinking it would be no trouble to
get tas pass. l inquired where the war
department was. and hurried up to Sew