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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-02-22

A reckless disregard Of the laws of health
stamps the character of many . man. This
temerity crops out on every occasion. You
and q standing menace to his life. The
stages are first the ordinary cough, then
the stubborn, hacking cough and last con-
sumption. Let him heed the friendly warn
ing and learn to cure the affection at its
first stage with DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-02-22
ELLSWORTH REPUBLICANS
Nominate Fred B. Aiken Tor Mayor-Other
Ward Nominations.

ELLSWORTH, Feb. 2l.-(SpeciaI The
Republicans held their caucus in Hancock
hall this afternoon. c. II. Dunning was
chosen chairman and Henry Viii ing secre-
tsry. Fred b. Aiken was nominated for
mayor; f. S. Means for alderman from
Warll; j. p. Eldridge from Ward 2:
Martin Haiues from Ward 81 J. w. Nicely
from Ward 5.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-02-22
Hon srs ! l(ethsreii Methsreiii

AotAsrss HotAsrssS MethsrsiSS
MRS. WusLow's 1oo1Hmo SYRuY has bsen
used for over FIFTY YEARS By MILLIONS Of
MOTHERS for their CHILDREN while TEETH
the CHILD. SOFTEN8 the GUNS, AI1LAYS ali
PAIN; CURES WIND COLIC end 10 the best
remedy for DIARRH0A. Sold BY druggists II
"Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Byrup," ana take no
other had. Twsnty-Ave esnts bottle.
ap91edAvfvp
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-02-22
France 10 Increase Duty on Foreign Grain.

PARIS. Feb. 81 The Chamber of Depu-
ties today rejected the tariff commissions s
proposed Increase Of duties on foreign
grain to eight francs. II 10 expected that
the proposition of the minister of agricul-
ture to increase the duty to seven francs
Quintal will be accepted.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-02-22
m, Women want Harvard College Degrees

BosToS. Feb. PA petition signed by
1900 women has been presented to the gen
eral court, asking it not to incorporate any
deeree-conferring college under the name
of the Radcliffe College, the name of the
Harvard annex. The petitioners want the
college to confer full Harvard degrees to
women. but the Harvard overseers will not
consent to this.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-02-22
The Detroit Returns 10 Rio.

WAsnIscToS, Feb. 2l.--A cable dispatch
received at the navy department this morn
ing from Admiral Benhsm. reports the re-
turn to Rio Janeiro of the cruiser Detroit
from Santos. Admiral Benham adds Gan
well on board
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-02-22
Petition ei Bestons Unemployed 10 Be Con-
sidered.

BosToN, Feb. 2l.-The Senate this af-
ternoon, in concurrence with the House,
adopted an order providing for q special
committee to consider the petition pre-
sented Yesterday from Morrison l. Swift.
representing the unemployed. The Speaker
of the House appointed q committee of
seven.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-02-22
Eastport Republicans Nominate Charles W
Hume for Mayor.

EAsrroRr, Feb. 21.-At the Republican
caucus, tonight, Charles W. Hume was
nominated for mayor, and Samuel R. By
ram, the present incumbent, was renomin-
ated city clerk. The election takes place
March 5.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-02-22

w. A. Terrell of Brooklyn. N. r., the
kidnapped Dartmouth freshman. who was
carried away by the sophomores, was found
BY his classmates under gusrd at Newton
inn, Norwich, VT, late Tuesday night.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-02-22

When she was Child, she csied for Castos1A
When she became Miss. shs esung TO CastxiA
When she had Children, shs esss them CAst0ia.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-02-22
lewisioa Demecrats komiaAte Or. aartsi
ior Mayor.

LEWISTON, Feb. 31.-At the Democratic
caucus, this evening, DR.. L. }. Marteii was
nominated for mayor.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-02-22
sacs Republicans cheics iss Mayor.

BIpDEFoRD, Feb. 2l.-The Saco Repub-
licans this afternoon nominated Frank Foss
for mayor.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-02-22

The Second Congregational church, at
Rockford, ILL.,. was burned. Wednepdsy,
with loss of $75 200; insurance, $4,000.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-02-22
LEGAL Fsrscast.

Boston. Feb. 2l For New England !:
Thursday, continued unsettled; generally
fsir; slightly colder Thursday morning
westerly winds.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-02-22
GENERALLY FAIR.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 2l.-For Maine
Generally fair, cooler; westerly winds.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-02-22
nesrjso and Wsstbroek Republican Nemina
tions.

PORTLAND, Feb. 2l.-Deerins Republi-
cans nominated Wyer P. Aver for mayor.
Westbrook Republicans renominated A. A.
Coriwell for mayor.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1894-02-15
I GENERAL MARK ETs.
ECHlCAI;O

.5$3 ", C =. = = ~. v. 7. IN
~ nsA1--C'ossu' : : = way "a 4
~ uaS7Sc. "a. .,.s.5
III, toF o. e''. So % :: SAay' '2so'
~ y COG. y.
~, nA5 10 feo.' ~; nay' 49,
'u'y, Soc
t1l.97h: May. s12.O7h. Lard me- Closed:
rep. H.2S7t; May, wv.
CATTLE-!uotntlons range from =; oo u
6a5 for good 10 choice cattle; g. 5o94:25
s'3a sn;pp.ns f'oSiS 2 = 0oAu"'o'
- u.'l s'eer, y. - !. - u
~ nnngou 1rom so.@uSs9o - q ~ -
TRANSPORTATION range from IS 2OM3.50
tor Western; 1898 90 Tor natives snd
s@.oo@4'ov 'o1 !.m u
ooI.vg1U,s,s . I1ns ns iollo"y y
Eastern lows. g
Cosrse Tub 22s24c
Meo'um son 1 10s1sc
E ,nH un !" ~ a. ,neohd 19.i9o
Co.rss vsshai i7al0c
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1894-02-15

s., MILWAUKEE,. =,
.WH1AT-No. 2, spring, 56hc.
Co11-No. H,!3Hc. .".e, r...,
OATs-No. 2, White, Scc. st&.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1894-02-15

a 81. LOUIS. ,@. Il.
WuEAT-Casll, $3.50: Feb, 5311c.
Co1N-Cash, 321c; Feb, $685.. @
OATs-Cash, 1890; May, 1870.
P1Ovle1oNs-Pork, $3.50. Lard. a. IS.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-08-29
Moosrne Gfntanrfi,.

gBerhes 2ai,b bat bic beften Reiter2
- OieIe 5rage, tpelhe bon 2aien IN
Der Neitfunit oft seitellt mtrb, tann,
nah benz Oafiirbalten zines Der err
fabreniten aenner pon npfernefleiih'
nnferes 2anbes, Colonel Sheooore
MpraultDobge bon Der 8unoesarmes,
nicbt beonttpprtet tperben. gBer Wfen<
S1en nnb Stdbte seieben bat, iagt er,
tpeiB, baB es iiberal gllten Sabat uno
einen guten Srunf aibt, uno ebenfp tit
es nit ben 3eiterrt. &ein pirfli9 gu&
ter unb erfdbrener Reiter bednlpru4t
fir 5ih bas Mlpba uno Omega ietner
Ranit; er tpeiB, baB Metbooe, @0attel
unb @sbiB benz Yferbe. Der 4nfsabs,
Dem Serrain unb bem Glima ange=
paBt perbsn miFsn, Elm beitimmtes
3riterium fir ben nbeiten" Hetter oas
per ni6t aufauitellen tit.
Ser Orient mar bic uripriingfihs
Seimatb oes 9eiters uno Der Gries Die
erfte Gaule bss 9ferbes. Die slltsn
ritten obne @attel unb 8iigel, enttpsa
Der auf Decfs. Rifen poer bloBem Iiiz
den; troboem, ooer bielletht geraoe
besbalb. tparen fie ausge5ei9nete Nstz
ter. Ser nprbdnleritaniI6e eSnoianer
ritt nod por 40 Sabren ausIhlieBlt9
nnf ungsIatteltem pferoe; obgeleben
bon etpaigem Iufpub mar fein Bonp
e6enio naft tpie er ielbit. llno babel
mar er elm perfecter 9feiter. Benn
man beoenft, baB er auf Der Sogo tpte
nuf hem 4riegspfabe feline 0dnbe gu
ettpas @nberem gebrauhte, als gum
2enfen bes gfsrbes, iinb feline Geiz
ftungen ols gerabe5u bepunoernspertb
gu be5si9nen. Wstt 2an5e pfetl unb
4ogen in ben 0dnoen, itiirlnte er in
rafenbem Galopp in Elm Seer pilber
8iiffel, oeren getpaltigem Qnpran er
Miberitanb gu leiiten permo9te, trobz
benz er fein ponp nur nit S4entel=
brud unb Morten regieren fpnnte.
Golhes 9ieiten fretlicb mar nt6t mebr
Runf, es mar Natur ielbit. Spoter
lernten bic SSnbianer ben Nuben bss
Sattels unb Der 8iieel tennen uno
aooptirten beren @ebrau9. Naein BET
GeranftaGtlng bon 8ettrennen rettet
Der cSnbianer au6 beut5utage np6 duf
ungefatteltem pferbe. Die tnbianis
f9en &eiterfunItItiide, i'm pollen 8dz
iopp @egenitGnbe pom Groboben aufs
sanebmen, an elmer Seite oes Yferoes
bdnqenb auf ben SSeinb 3u i9ieBen,
sinb bon ben &otbbduten i9Ra hnr
Sa6raebnten gema9t poroen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-08-29

unb einem Serseunten bic gerhaftung
pprna6m, in feiner Weiie tptberleBlt9.
Mber als er na9 benz Wilitdrlager abb
eefii6rt tperben iollte, fanoen Die ges
omten, baB iih eine gepaltige N}enge
BON eSnbiunern angeIummelt bate,
ipel9e cine brobenbe 9altung annabm.
Ser Sergeant tpuroe niebergei9ldgen
unb balb fnallten S9uife BON alien
Seiten. Oo9 bic 8eamten lieBen it9
ni1t einI9u9tern, unb bielten :bren
9sfangenen feit. Ser Snipettor ielbit
bedte feline 2eute nit feinem Gepolper,
Bis ibm Der aeit Der Manni9aft =
sebn berittene poli5iiten = gu 9tlfe
qeeilt mar. Ser gefangene iullte na4
Macleob geIdnbt tperoen, Inn bort pro-
ceiitrt gu tperben. 8alO aber berIdm=
melte ii4 eine @daar BON iiebenbunz
bert nit Min1e1terbii9ien bepaffneten
synbianer Dor benz Eager, in Der aus
qeIprp9enen MbIi9t, Die Nbfilhrung
bes @efangsnen auf iebe Weiie gu per=
hinbern. Natiirlia biitete ii9 Oidens'
fleine S9aar, BON ibren 5euerlpaffen
@ebrau9 gu MAIDEN, oenn nann bdtte
ipo6l i6r leBtss Stiinblein geialagen.
@6lieBli9 selans es bur4 bic Du=
atpii9entunft Des ben Gngldnbern
freunoli9 seiinnten 9duptlings Grotp=
foot, bic S9parafuBinbianer gu betpe=
aen, fih gu aeritreuen unb Die Waffen
nieber5ulegen. Der f4uloige 8uuzGlt
purbe na9 Sort Mucleoo abgefuhri
unb bort berurt6eilt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-08-29
Abenteufr inter fana0ifdJeii
SmOiamerlt.

gs tpar balb nu9 Der 8ollsnbuas
Der yeortbern pdeificbabn, tpelAe fir
bic 8eiiebeluns unb @ri4lieBung GU
naoas Elm greigniB bon unberehenbas
rer 8ebeutung bilbete. Inter ben
aabllo1en Gintpdnberern, pelhe hsrbei@
aelodt tpurben, befano iidb aud eine
oroBe Mn3abl unlauterer Glemente, ,nab
balb itellte es ii6 bsraus, Dab bic 9soz
liaei bic 3iigel Der Regierung itraff
anaieben mubte, tpenn Die bis1erige
Srbnung aufre9t erbalten iuerDen
follte. Die Snbianer lelbft nurben
aufidIfig, unb als es iih berausitsllte,
baB bic Musrottung oes 8iiffels etne
bolsnbete Sbatlahe lei, ,bemdatiste iid
Der sSnbianer eine tiefsebenbe M:bz
ftimmuns segen bic tpeiben Sdger. Sic
manten iib faum nod elm @stpiHen
baraus, ben Meiben ibr 8ieb tpes5u@
trstbsn unb ibre pferbe gu iteblea.
Oas mar tpieberum Der Inlab sr bluz
tioen 3u1ummenitDben nit ben elnz
iieblern unb balb betam Oiepoli3ei ale
Sdnoe bon gu tbun.
@iner Der f9limmiten Hduber unter
ben sSnbidnern mar Elm unterhdupt@
lina Der S9parafuBinoianer, Namens
8uuzglf. gr bate fait Bel alien &in<
berbisbitdblen i'm srDberen Still ieine
Sanb i'm Spiel sebabt, unb Snlpettor
9idens = beildufis ein @obn bes Be-
riibmten Gomanciers - Derfiigte feline
@erbaftuns. Oie ausfibrung ojeles
Sefebls aber mar nit beoeutenben
@Gtpierigteiten psrbunben. Qaeroinss
aeigte ii9 Der Qlngei9uloigte, als
Oidens felblt nit opei Gpnitablern
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-08-29

smpprse5osenenRnien auf einem boben
qeppl1terten Sattel, Der nit brei
5fiemen befeftist tpirb; bic Steisbiissl
iinb 10 tlein baB iie faum ben 3ebeIl
plab setpdbren., Wer anf einem nod
aoGafenart seiattelten @teppsnpferoe
i'm 9alppp 1einen Sib bebdlt, muB
id9pn Elm gutter Reiter iein. Gaein Der
3oFat tbut nod mebr. Sn boiler ear@
riere iprinst er BPM pferb unb ninlmt
elm Sa19entu9 auf; er ldnft etne
6trede neben benz galppptrerloen
gferbe bin, ipdbreno er fi9 nit elmer
Sanb am Sattel bdlt, INN oana lp1e..
Der aufaulprinsen unb, NIT bem aopf
auf lebterem unb ben 8einen bod in
Der 2uft, tpeiter su galoppiren. @ln
beliebtes aoKafenftiid4en beitsbt terz
ner barin, bic Steisbiisel quer ilber q
ben Sattel aa tperfen iinb, In oenlelben
fsbenb. nit sei6punssnem sdbsl oas
binauidgen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-08-29

Dem Snbianer am nG9iten, mas
Ginfa9bett anbelangt, fommen ipobl
bic 5irten Der argentiniiben &epublit,
bic @du9os, fpel9e befanntli6 WfiI6z
linge bon inbianif6em uno fpaniI9em
8lut fino. Was bteie Dortrefflt6en
gfeiter Sattel Rennen, beIte6t aus bret
oeer bier auf einunber gelegten S6afz
felIen, ipel9e duf bem Giiden bes pferz
Des nittels zines me9rfd4 umgetpunz
benen gftenlens aus rob geserbter
0aut feftge6alten tperben auer iiber
bieien 5ellen, aber pollitdnbig loie,
liegt Elm itorter 2eberriemen, an bei1en
gnben ii9 cine Dirt leberner Ringe be-
finoet, in pel9e Der 9au4o otpet Be-
ben itedt. DAB oieie primitiben
GteigbRsel beim &ufiiBen nuBlos ilno,
liegt ipobl auf Der 9ano. Der ptloe
8urI9e iprtngt benn au9 auT ben
Giiden fetnes pfsroes uno arrangirt
bann erft ben Giemen NIT ben Hln9en
fir feline 3eben. Sin ItGblernes 9ez
biB fennt Der @ua9o ebenfdQs ni1t.
Ct bebient li9 pielmebr elmer lebernen
0alfter nit le6ernemgebib, oas er NIT
Gal3 einretbt, um es feinem Sbtere
nnnebmbar au MAIDEN. Srob ieiner
@ilbbeit bebanbelt Der 9au9p iein
pferb nit groBer Milbe, audi mall
traitirt er basfelbe beim 3ureiten niht
in 10 rober Weife, tpte es uniere Gofpz
bops tbun. Sn ben r8olas" bat Der
gau9o cine febr sefdbrli9e Baffe, Die
sr nit GROCER @ei6idli4teit banbbabt.
9iefe Maffe befebt aus einem lansen
unb gei9meibtgen Seil bon 2eoer. an
beiYen gnbe brei fiir3ere Hiemen befez
ftigt iinb; lebtere laufen in tletns
Gadhen aug unb in bieien befinoen
fi6 I1pere, runbe Steine. Wenn Der
@aucbp in pollem 9alopp odhtn<
fprenat, fam er nit ben boagei9pun@
aenen gulas bas f.drtite Sbter 3ers
fhnetterr. H.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-08-29
B er

Inter ben 3eitern bes Sriellts bat
Der Wuiteniobn, Der araber, nidt ieiz
nes 9lei9en, nie aud ntrgenolpo
eblere pferbe se5ii9tet perben, als in
feiner 6einlatb. 0on bem 4raberroB
fammen bic ebellten Sbiere ab, Die
bur9 &reu5ung nit anoeren Hafen
erDBere Musoduer unD QBtDer tanbsz
fdbigfcit erbalten buben. Der Nraber
bebient iih beim 3eiten zines unsez
p06nli9 bpben Sattels, fibt iebr elez
CANT gu pfsrbe unb ma4t einen faz
moIen ginbrud, tpenn er, feline lange
5linte in Der Rehten f9pingenb, in
tpaQenbem 8urnus babinIprengt. unz
aleib ben 9ua9os, 8uqueros uno
Gopbops, tpel9e MIR i'm Sattel gu
Saufe iinb, leiltet Der Nraber audi gu
SUB 8emerfensnertbes; bab er dber
unferen gDtpbop an adber 4usoauer
als Reiter iibsrtrifft, tpirb beitritten.
s5reili9 ldBt fia 5piiden bielen bet@
DEN 3eitertnpen tpobl taum etn Werz
qlei9 3ie6en, ba ibre pferbe iopphl
fpie lire ganoe 2ebenstpeiie, BON Dem
alimu gana abgefeben, bon chamber
bur9aus Deri6ieben finb.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-08-29

gfarrsr: nWber Sacob, f6dmt Sbr
Gu9 benn ni9t, bas gan5e Sabr binz
bura gar nihts 81 arbeiten2"
Bauer: ,Do9, bod, 9o4niroen!
Mber e1 / mas arbeit', f9am I mi
lieber biH'I!"
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-08-29

y 10 D 2 % II I y.
Mer ben ameritaniI6en Reiter par
ercelence, ben Goipbop, ni9t auf ben
f6ter unenbli6en prGrien bes gBez
items unb SiibpeI tens fein HoB bat
tummeln leben, bat pobl Gelegenbeit
gsbabt, bieIen eigenartigen Meni9enz
59lag in einem Circus ooer in elmer
,Wilb MeIt Sbo!p" gu bepunoern.
Ser Gopbop lift Elm 5dber, ungehoe
better 9efele, tpel9er als .9irte balbs
piloer 5eerben ben grOBten @trapaaen
ausgeIeBt 1T. g}a9 benz llrtbeile
@a6oeritdnbissr iibertreffen iie Die
8aqueros, Iotpobf mas bic &unit oes
&eitens, als bic @eipanotbeit i'm
@aiIoperfen anbetrifft; baB iis ben
Meritanern on 8raft, Nusouuer unb
Mutb iberlegen finb, brau4t pobl
faum beionbers berporgeboben gu perz
ben. Muf tbr 4usie6en bertpenoen tie
freilt9 tpeniger Sor9fult, bafiir balz
ten fie aber ettpas auf eine mOglt4it
rei9balttge 4usriiitung bonRepolDern,
bic eigentli6 f4On mebr Winiaturmts
truilIeuien genannt gu tperoen perbies
men, ~.l
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-08-29
gSie Sm, ,ttci,, Sieb1c,a!

unb dls mir bic Grtenttnib tparb.
DAP 0u mid f9nOb' betrogen,
Oa nabm i9 nsinen Wanoerfab
llnb bin bapon geoogen.
Die gan5e Melt bab' id bur4itreift.
sSm Norben unb i'm Siiben,
9oh parb mir tie 0ergehenbsit
l1nb ME bes 9erasns 5rieben.
Nur ems getpdbrte 2inb'rung mir
1lnb groft in nreinen Qualen:
SD fo6 bic Weiber an bem ytil,
2lm Nprbpol, in Bengalen.
Die G1Dnen aud TN aaufafus
esn ibren bunten Sra6ten,
1Inb freute mid, bab tie es al
Wie Du, mein 2iebhen, muhten.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-08-29

- unertDarteter Be ebe I D.
81: 81, suten Waorsen 5err Doctor,
fdDn, bab id sic nal treffe, tDoasn
Sir ni1t 10 gut fein, uno mir iags1,
t.as id tbun fauB. iDenn MIDI pie unb
ba i'm Magen 10 sigentbiimlih briidt.
Doctor: gu mir in bic Gprenitunbs
fommen, bamit ith Sbnsn mas Der'
idrsibel
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-08-29

prpfaifh 2ieutenant: .Num.
mas 5agte meine Nraut, ols Gie ibr
,bas 8lun,snbouquet gabsng1 9urs
f6e: .Nieh' NAL, Nuguffe,4 bat fie
gum DisnftmdbAsn geiegt!4
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-08-29
Ons- Mintinerf. 81. Z

Das Hi9tigere. M: .Gie
haben iDobl be pitunte Gefdthte aus
her 3eitung gefdnitten, bfbor STE fie
Sbrer Jrau unb Shren 50htern nit
nah 1duie nebnsn21 B: .Mh nein,
icb BABE nur bic Mnnpncen ber pubges
fhdfts casgefhnitten!"
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-08-29
Roffat.

QIIs bas 9inbeglieb 3ipil4en ben
poraenannten Rategorien pon sNdturs
reitern1 unb ben Heitern Der ftebcnDen
Seere tit Der aoHat anauieben. Ct
muB afpar elm getpifes grercitium
burhmahen. iit aber ldnsit, ebe Ct
einem Hegiment auseDiefen fpiro, elm
uniibertreffliher gteiter. Seine glrt
unD Weife su reiten, erfheint auf ben
triten Bid abiOnberIiA. ST hodt NIT
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-08-29

buniem 3isrratb berauspuBt. ltns
slaublihe Auantitdten BON @ilberfd<
ben ipie Gilberbel6ldge tperben biers
fir pertpenbet unb ebenfo pittpresf tit
bes 9aquero aleioung ausftaffirt.
8einfleibet, Sadie uno Sut itno NIT
iilbernen nnb gplbenen Stidereien
bsr3iert unb NIT iilbsrnen &nOpfen oft
fDrrnli9 iiberlaben. Gr bebient ii4
zines siemlia boben Sattels nit itars
fem Sattelfnppf, Der ibm beim Gins
fangen zines pilben Stieres NIT benz
2driat ben nDtbigen 9alt eeipdbrt.
Die 8aquerps iinb ni9t nur briqante
asiter; in BEN 5ablOien Rencontres
nit ben als pferbebieben beri9ttgten
@pa9es urb Gomman9es baben tie
oud gs5eist, bab iie init Hepolper,
8iidfe unb Wasifer gut um5usehen
periteben.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-08-29

u6err Baron, ba sic cine c,etner
S09ter beiratben ipollen, 10 .6etle t9
sSbnen 5una4it nit, bab meine Sling
ite 10000 Marf, bic 9leltere 5000
Marf unb meine Melteite 10000 Warf
8ermDgen emit betonlmt!"
.8er3eiben sic, 9err gommer5ien@
ratb - baben Sic nod eins sano
alte2"
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-08-29
Hodenbes 8ronco.

Dnrf Ieinen Gbaratter NIT benz
@udnp nabe peripanbt, burh fein
MsuBeres bimmeltpeit BON inn perfhie@
ben, in ieber 0iniiht aber Elm ebenfo
bortrefflihsr Meiter lit Der merifani~
}de WaqlierD. Bon Ginbesbeiren an
Iebt er fo3u5agefl i'm Gdttel; iein
4}erb lit isin Mllss unb es tit ipobl
ndiiirfi1, bub ct @attel unb 3aunlz
sna II bsr pbantuitif6ltsn Wsifs nit
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-03-01
NOT MONEY ENOUGH.

A new advocate of the cause Of the
people has made its appearance at
Bridgewater, New York, and entitled
1.-The Silver Leaf" The following Is
from its columns:
The overwhelming maJoritles which
greet Democrats in every instance
where spring or special elections are
held, ought to teach lesion. No
one will deny that it indicates dis
satisfaction among the people. The
triumphant politicians say 1t is due
to the record of their opponents
while in power, but such statements
of the reason are too broad to be OF
any use to one looking for solution
of our national problems.
The Silver Leaf has the advantage
of being independent in politics. 1t
can therefore, point out the true cause
for the '.landslides" without fear OF
party bosses or having to 90 to head
quarters for brains. When Cleve-
land was elected the last time there
was such a political upheaval as had
never before been kown, and since
that election things are going the
other way, No one but the profes-
sional politician is salts fed with the
general condition of things. Dissat-
isfaction reigns supreme. With
either party in power the financial
striugency and stagnation of business
becomes worse.
The true cause of the depression
and discomfort is due to the condl-
ton Of our currency. With our gold
all gone, and not enough to begin
with, and the supply OF silver money
completely checked off, there is moth
ing to stop the contraction of the
currency. With less money, with
which to carry on business, and
harder " ork to get that money, 1t Is
no wonder that the people are dis
satifed. SO long as we lack money
necessary for ordinary trade, the is
sue before the people is not whether
tie Democrats or the Republicans
view the tariff from the proper point,
but to provide a suitable and suf-
ficient currency. Enough gold is out
of the question. 1t does not exist.
Give us the next pest thing, silver,
and plenty of it, ald prosperity and
contentment will return to us.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-03-01
Lack of Exercise
Z. AUBE,
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m
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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-03-01
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