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The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1894-02-01
For tha Children

"In buying a cough medicine for
children" says II. A. Walker, a
prominent druggist of Ogden, Utah,
"never be afraid to buy Chamberlain
Cough Remedy. There is no danger
from it and relief is sure to follow. |
particularly recommend Chamber
lain's because L have found it to be
safe and reliable. 1t ia intended e.
pecially for colds, Group and whoop-
ing cough.n 80 cent bottles for sale
by DR.. J. ]. Tobin and all druggi ts.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1894-02-01
Summer Weakness

And that tired feeling, loss of appetite
and nervous prostration are driven
away by Hoods Sarsapsrilla, like mist
before the morning sun. To realize
the benefit of this great medicine, give
it TRIAL and you will join the army
of enthusiastic admirers of Hoods
Sarsaparilla.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1894-02-01
THE RAIN OF COTTON AND
WOODEN GOODS.

Mr.. Walker of Massachusetts has
some singular ideas ON the subject o
political economy. He says if Provi
dence would rain down cotton anC
wooden goods we would all be ruined
Not quite all of us, Mr.. Walker. Per
haps the growers of cotton and wool
the manufacturers and workmen
might be slightly out OF employment
and might suffer some il Providence
specially provided that they shCuld
not be permitted to share and share
alike with the balan Ceot US in this
providental rain. But if they got
their share Of free clothing, all for the
mere picking it up, they would GER
tainly be more comfortably provided
for than they were under the McKin-
ley bill, as i is a notorious
fact that under that tariff
cotton aud wool have both fallen to
such low figure that tney, the pro.
ducers, say il does not pay them 10
raise either.
II the te" people, by comparison,
who depend upon cotton and wool
were comfortably clothed by this
downpour from heaven, the balance
of US, the great majority, the mighty
multitude of people sharing with them
in the distribution OF these mauu!act.
ured wooden and cotton goods, could
we'll afford to furnish that small mi.
nority with all the necessaries o. life
and throw in a good msny OF the luz
uries, in fine houses, fine equipases
and fast horses.
Let us take il, however, as it is,
without this beniiicent rain from
heaven, the great cry of the high
tariff people in its most pathetic wall
has been because it will insure the
workmen in manufacturing industries
high wages, and although the best
statistics compiled by Republican
officers = Mr.. Walkers own state
show that high tariff never has in
creased wages. let us admit that these
people must be taken care of by all
other people. Is it best for US to pay
the tariff or support them outright?
We do not believe we exaggerate
when we declare that the great ma.
jority of the people who pay the tariff
in,this country, ostensibly to insure
high wages, could better afford to
support all manufacturing opera
tives in the same comforts
they now enjoy than to pay
the high tariff or that part of it which
does not go to support the government
but that goes into the pockets of man
ufacturers. This at first sight looks
rather startling, but if it is not wholly
true it comes very near it. Consider
what vast amount of money goes
into the pockets of manufacturers
from this unjust tariff. Nearlv all of
them have become r,illionaires. LII
tne people "Srse relieved from the pay.
mem. y. this vast sum of money, con
sidering its amount, it looks reason
able to declare they would save mon
ey by absolutely supporting the mill
operatives of the country.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1894-02-01
Frozen to Death,

HELENA, Ark, Jan. 30.-A family OF
immigrants who were On their way to
Texas, consisting of two children and
their father and mother travelling in a
canvass covered wagon, were caught
in the recent blizzard while several
miles from Clarendon, in an adjoining
county, to this, and were found by
passers by. A boy about ID years and
little girl were frozen to death and
the father and mother were so badly
frozen that they will probably die.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1894-02-01
rPAVELIEG AGENTS.

Maj. :, g. Cira wfor". che public Ia o&ntioIad
1ot 10 pay mOr5y W LAy other yerson VINO
may represent him or themselves as travelling
agents OF this paper, as all suiho Ivy hore-
tofore Issued to any other is hereby revoked.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1894-02-01

MRS. LEASE has new lecture en-
titled, "Am 1 my brothers. keeper?"
She may not be; neither was Cover
nor Lewelling willing to keep her.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1894-02-01

ing incidents were attendant upon the
governors Dallas trip ami he tx
pressed himself yesterday as being
highly delighted with ihs cordial re.
ception rendered not only him, but
his speech as well.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1894-02-01
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION
ADVERTISING RATES.

LEGATION.
ft,lp hnsjntst ftt c; IS Tlil tine building,
eW Tlk. WestGII BCeinekt CfCC: 6G9 The
Rookery, Chicago. s. G. BKCKwITH,
Sole Agent Foreign Advertising
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1894-02-01

Sure, efficient, easy-Hood's Pills.
They should be in every travellers grip
and every family medicine chest. 25c
a box.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1894-02-01

half wine glas of Angostura Bitters before
meals will rest re the appetite Manufactured
only by DR.. ]. G b Siegert & Sons. All drug
piste.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1894-02-01

"I request that my name should not
be mentioned" laid a prominent gen.
tIemsn yesterday, "but the question
of harmony Is a very serious one.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-06-06
gtr. 135.

9tabm2 m.-Sr. Scarf
Oietrih, 9tr. 11O3, 9toro= SroaOwag,
Shubmadcr, uabm 9citern NbcuO se'
a.u 70 ubr cine DOits 2auOunum anz
Gsblih in iclbifmOrb,rlI6sr Nbiiht. Gr
tbciltc, 10 beiBt cS, le;nsr 5run nit,
mas CT setbau. uno sln9 aus; ite elite
mad, dr;tli6cr oHlic, unO ais Die Dot
loren 9Sbitc uno GaplOr nah Ncm 0auS
fumcn, fcbrte Dietridl ;uriif unS itiir;te
i'm ndditcn 4u9cnbIlf beitnnnn9clOs
III SObCn.
Setnc 9ler;tc itellteu bi8 gcgcn 0iits
ternaht 9Sicoerbelebun9sucriuhe an,
obne ia9en III fOnnen, mas Oas 9felnl>
tat ieiu wiroe. Otan weiR fciu 0fOtip
Snr Gbat anSuscben, ba 0r. 0tctrlh III
moblbabenben llmitGnoen unO 9lidliher
Gbe lebts. Seln ,3uitanb puO ais fris
tiia beieibust.
Yl0tIid ertrantt. - 5OIcpb
Scllcp, Der NtotOrmanu Oc5 9Sog9OnS
Or. 1O9 Der r@itDs uburbanzSabu9es
ieQI6ait," erfrantte geltern bci Der 6abrt
plOBlib al ser Gfc pon Nta0iiOnz unS
9torb guenuc auT benz g&agaou unO
muBte nit benz YutrUlwa9cn ser nOros
mcltliden YoIi;ei,Station nuh iciner
8Obnuns Jtr. $50, SloominnBe, gc>
bradt werOcn. Selley lit 25 Sabre alt
unO uerbsirutbct.
BUR let ten 9lubc BE itattet.
- Die lterbli9cn llebcrrclte OeS Srn.
Salentin SOist, Der am lceten 6reitas
i'm Nlter bon 43 Sabreu uuo Wonaz
tcu furb, wurOen 9eitern 9tudmittag
pom SraucrbuuIe 9tr. 733. SG6sSOnOs
ttraBe, ans ouf Der rWtt @armelsGsmcs
tern" sur lcstcn 9(ube bcitattct. BuitOr
q. s. Ster9er amtirtc, unS ais 8abrz
tudltrdser iuu9irten NtitSlieOer bcs
r0tobawfsStummcS &C.. 80, Il. .. 9t.s
W.," oes y@rOBitammeS BON 0tarD>
lamb, Il. 8. T.sM.," Der rSadlOnz
9ogc gn. 20" Der BptbiaSrittcr" uuO
0c8 y0elen 0orntaOtcr Screins."
0r. Soist mar ju SberzSinn, Inter
irunfcn, 8apern, 9cbOren unO fam uor
10 3abren nad Imcrifu. gr mar
Siidl,r BON YrofeiliOn unO binterldBt
ieinc Wiutter unb cine Sdweiter, Sei6e
in 0euti6luno unidilis.
9ruuo ititd SperfGufe. - Die
9luftionatoren Oterrpmau & Ynttiiou
periteiserten seitern OuS y itodigs
9SObnbaus Or. 521, @efzGroBitraBe,
an Orn. gatbauiel Otonroe fir 1865,
bas 2IsIt6fige 28Obnbuus gtr. 523,
8clts@rOBltraBe, an 6rau 5iabsIlc Sis
Ibop fiir 1925 unO bu8 3peiitOfise
lSObubaus 9tr. 624, gtOrOz FOrtltruse,
an l0rn. Sob. q. SiBner fir $40.
2ebterc8 ilt cinsm @ruub;inic pOn $27
uno Die bciOeu Grlteren eiucm iOl6cn
BON ie $27 unterwOrfeu.
Scnrp GGeaper, in 9fobcrt gause's
Gobleubof, 9ir. 72O, SHO>@arOliueltr.,
unscitellt, itiirStc 9eitern ouiclbit BON
cinem Shuppeu uno brad baS liufs
8ein. Ntan idafitc i'm in's rSObn8
SOopfins' Soipital" unO BON bort nu9
ieiuer gBObuung, 9n. GIG, Sab'
Daaa8InaBe.
gluf Sraban6'3 6arm an Der
BbilaOeIpbier ROub, naBe Is. SruBe,
brad gcltern 9taAmittug gegen llbr in
elmer Sdeune cin 6euer aus, meldeS
SdaSen I'M 8etru9c BON $50 unrihtete,
ebe Die Sprieen.@ Onpagnie BON Canton
unb 6igblauOtOwu e8 lOiden tOnnte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-06-06
@iIo beforoert.
StaOt Baltimore.

Die id0nen Gage itno iaOn
wieOer poriiber. Der s.itri9e beige Sag
idlOB nit einem @ewittcr ub, ba8 uns
cincn beftigen 9iesensuB pabreno Der
9tad)t bra9t. uno gar mauden 8unid
~ WaiIer werSen lieB. Die nit Glet>
tri;itGt 9cihwanssrte 2ttmOIpbare pers
riubte bas @tnienOen zines Soppe, :
Ilarmcs pom &aIten 9tr. 268, @fc Sc
Seralz unO SpringitrGBe, nm III uhr
9lbenos uno clnen 9llarm pom &nlten
9tr. -, @de Baltimore un6 0ngltr.,
fur; nad 0titternudt. - 6iir bcute lit
tlbleres 8etter in Iusli9t scitellt.
8esen an9eblt6en 6 ons
traftbrudes itrenstcn 9eltern Gof;
fin, Suuiuan 81 Comp, @Ontraftoren,
Slaae I'M Sunbestrcisgeridt wiOer Die
n&aibinstOn>gbei beiapcatts Bead >Sabn"
OIL; nad ibrer Reanung batten Die
&la9cr I'M april 3,796, ,634 an laufen@
BEN 9iebuungen fur Oen Sau Der 9abn
su forbcrn, uno i'm Otai mar Die 0tets
nuns nod 9r6Ber.
Gs beiBt in Der Sluss, baB Die sImez
ricun Security unO Sruf.@Ompu3nic"
fir $2.oOo.OO0 Sblisatlousn fir bic
Babn berausseben iOqte, aber feinen
9lbiae baiir ianb, 6aB Die Subn iniolz
pent lit unb fetn 9tlO bat, ibre 0lGuz
bigger Su bsfrieOiscu. Die Sabn iOatc
lid 80 0icilen pou Waibinston aus
eritrefen; iie 1T i'll unuOGenOctem 3uz
faube. 0tidtsr WorriS mics bic Stz
flasten an, bis gum 13. SUM ibre Int>
mort sin5ureiben, warum fein Sequcs
fer crnannt m.roen iOllte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-06-06
SturuteswiitDeu.

GacO q, &aib., 4. SUM-. - Gin
b.iti9er @inOfurm S.ritOrte bier cine
gln5abl WObns unb @cihdftsbGuisr.
SedS Yerioneu luurbeu inter Gcn
5riimmcrn begruben. Die 9aht uGOns
Itancc" nit bier Ye, iuneu am SOrO iOu
wabren0 OeS SturmeS I'M Bu9etzSunO
scfcntert iein. Slcqua, Ghe6allS, Ger
tralia, Gllcu8bur9 unO anOcre Puutte
an Der r9}OrOlideu YacIiicsSabn" wurs
ben pom Ocnliclbeu Sturme. betrOfeu.
Sort Q colt, &ani., 4. SUM. -
Sc6s Ntcilcn nOrOlid bon bier ridltete
bsute eiu Ggtlou ur9c Serbteruu9en an.
@enauc Ycridtc iiuo nod nidt cingcz
laui.u, ieboh uerlautet, baB brei DiGnz
ner inter bcn Griiumcru cines Suuies
bcsrabcn luurOsn, in wcldcm iie Dor
ccm Sturnle Sdue sciudt. Der Ser
luft an Siebltanb 1T beiOnbcr8 9roB.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-06-06
aus oer 9mneesbauptitaot.
ein nattsuaIes satsesassiAt.

Woibington, 4. SUM. = Hes
prdientaut &iefsr BON Vttnneiota, !Dtttz
slieb Oss 4uSid)uiics fir Grbcitcr 2lns
selessubsitcn, bat eine Sorlase ausSe.
arbcittt. Die Sen 3wcf uerfOl9t, bnrd
elm natiOnales SdicOSScrlht, meldss
bic SunceS 9ttsisrung siniestn iOu,
Streitistetten ;wtiden Irbcitern nno
9lrbatg.bcru idlid:cu ;u luiicn. Die
Bill bsltimut, SaB Der YrdiiOcnt Gin
iOldes SdIcbSserift, bcftebenb aus 3
Wtit9ltebern, ernsnncu Ioa. ocnen Der
jewelll9e Ar6cits Gomminar nno Der
@Oupctneur Se5 StaatcS, in pcldem
Strcltistcitcn b,iSulcscn ftup, ais eX-
officio Mitslicbsr ;u9e:btilt ipsroen.
Die Silie bieier Sd)ieosbeboroe fann
in folSettbcr leiie unscrufen wcrben:
Der Irb ,it9cbcr oOcr Die 2Irbeitcr - IN
lcsterem Sale miEbcltcnS iiiniStg ans
elmer Sr9anliatiOn uon 1000 Wtt9liez
bern - ui1cn iid Sunadlt on zen
9oupcrneur pctoen, unb weun bteier
eingeisben bat, 0aB Die Itrritsubcn Furs
teicn iid nIdlt su einiseu ucrulo9eu, 10
foresrt er-Sas 9Hnsesibisbsseriht AMI
Die Scrmittclung ;u iiberncbmcn. Dteie
8ebotoe tritt baun in Sdptlol ocS be-
trcii nOen StaottS ;uiammcn, itcllt
burd 3eu9enucrnebmumg ben Sahucrs
bait iclt uno 9ibt oann cine GntI1cls
Ouug ab, mctdc Oiciclbe binScnoc &rolt,
luie cin GrfcuntniB Der SanOeS9crid)tc,
baben iOQ.
3nr Qur9fibruug Ses urtbeil5iprus
Dies ser S6isO5bsb0roe iinO i'll Der Bill
SOrtebruussn getrOiicn. @Ghrcnb Der
Oaucr Der llnterbaublungcn Dor Dem
Sdicbaseribt iOll Oer @Ouucrncur ers
nIddtigt lctn, cinen Strif: ;u nnters
orifcn.
@e9en sic SiQ wirO wubri6cinlid
ais eIne SeeiutrGhtisun9 Der 9fcdte
Der gin;elltaatcn @lnwuuO erbObcn werz
ben, bod psriidcrt 9teprdicr taut Sic
Isr, baB nad Nnlidt criabreuer 9fcdtsz
unwdlte bic SeltImmun9cn Der Bill in
felncr Weiie 9eSeH Die Surd bic Vuuz
ocSuerfaIiuna Den Staaten 9arautlrten
9leAte pcrltoBeu miiroen.
Seine Cholera In 3sntiAIauo.
Der @cncralar5t bt8 rWarlncs9Os
ipttuls" Oienite5 bat cine 0epeidle aus
Srcmcn e!balteu, our6 iuelde Die pOm
amcrifaniidcn &Oniul in Ste;tin ber>
riibrcnbc SnfOrmaliOu beltGtist pirb,
baB Mclounsen iibtr bua Nuftrctcn Der
GbOlera entlan9 Scr SOer in BOmmnn,
BeitpreuBeu uuO Sdleiicn in'f 9ebiet
Der 6abel su uerwciieu iinb. Sercinz
;cltt Safe BON @hulerine unS 0pfientez
rie iiuO in POieu uuO Sberidlciicn uOrz
sefOmmcn; aqcin BON Cholera WeiB
man wcbcr BORT, nod un Der preuBiidJz
rulltidcn Grcusc etwas.
VermiihteS.
Darlington, 4. Sunni. - Der
YrdliSent bat benz Senut bcute bic Grs
nennuns beS 6rn. @bas. 9teiliOn uOn
CRarDlnnO gum slpeiten Siilf5 z@eneraIz
BOitmeiiter an Stc(le bes brn. S.yOwz
rie Seu, iu.laer reii9nirte, 3ugeianbt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-06-06

Sic @dhIett in Srcaplt.

YortGano, Or, 4. 9uni.-Scute
purben in Oregon StuatS Seanlte,
@OnsrsB ab9cOrOnete unO 2e9islaturs
Ntitgliebcr clwGblt. 9isr siu9 bic
gSabl GnBeiit rubig OOriibcr, unD nur
Elm seringes SOtum puroe abgesebcu,
ba Die ueberidwemutun9 Die 9lufucrtz
lamfeit Der SeuOlIe ing in 9tniprua
utmmt. lleber oa8 9teiultat fam bis
icst nod nidtS Seltimntes mit9etbellt
iperOen. Oa bic 9emotratsn unO Bos
pulitzer suiammeu arbeiteten, 10 licst
Die annubme nabe, OaB lie bel benz Sc
Eessebunss Gitct ben Sie9 OoOOn ges
tla9en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-06-06
Ste 8epoImttom auf Gprea.

Gan 6rn5isc ., Gal, 4. SunI.
- Der Dampfer nSDOnep" brudts iues
ni9e Gin;clubcitcn iibcr Nic JfeuOlutiOn
aui GOrea. Gic gcp0ttcrun5 bes StdOtz
dens Dainan;an in Der 4rOuiu5 tinz
foiiu cnpOrte iid scsen Die Sgrannei
oes 0ouuelncurs. Slc reuoltirteu uno
anOere etGOte iolst'n tbrem 8eiipicl.
Sic eridluseu ben @ouucrneur unb 81
anOere Eeamte unO maridisten iOOalln
aui SeOal ;u, wsldes Die 9feqieruns
eilisit nit ciner 9rOBcn @urnilOn be-
iekte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-06-06
8altimore, Neo., Wsittpob ben 6. SUM- 1894.

ten, in mel6cn Gle G5rutenb,Iiber bie
llnionz90bue su sablen @iusns ltnn,
als tecn ct ertlGlt meroen miro. Die
iibrisen &oblen9rutenbe tiger bOfft man
bann Dur4 cincn rSOgcott" bes Yros
bufte5 ibrer 8rubsn ;ubm gu MAIDEN.
Die Mieqlic6er bes s @omite's iin6: SaS.
SwcenD, slrnOt, Ya.; 5. q. Cairns,
9ittSbura, Ya.; .. WtOraan, @roucs
Gitp, pa; 8m. Brentice, 2atrobe,
Ea.; .. 6. Did, WarpIunS; s. DUN.
fcrlg, Snbiana; sSrant Sournier. glla,
ban1a; U. q. 9lbums, Sbio; .. 6tibcr,
Bomer on, Shio; s. u. Garter, SnSian.
Serritorp; Subn Mc8rioe, .. $.
Sienna, j. WeSrDbe, @. s. @ebb,
gS. 3. QSilion, 3. U. SrableD unO
Cameron Ntillsr.
Seitsgireintem.
GbarIeiton, @.sSa., 5. Sum-
Die gta9ridt, baB gcltsrn Nbenb nabe
Bowellton pier Nidt. = lluion>" >"Soblens
GRADER aus bcm Sinterbalt cri6oilen
purben, bat iid nldt beitdtist. s3uei
Berionsu, 5ugenieur Gli Smitb unb
Sobn Brandon wurScn anaeidIohen uno
rcr 2estere nloaliherweiis t0otli9 perz
lcet. Grofcr Gibion iparb BON uubcz
fannten Mduuern anaeqrifcn, wrlhe
ibm Die Scble ourdidnittcn. Gr miro
iebcrialls iterben. Narlhal SiniOn
iit mad, YOwsgtcn abssreiit uno bier
Gompusnis'n Otilij:n iiub ulurid6crrit
UNI ibm nOtb9eniaa8 ;u fol9eu.
Colorado.
8uebfo, Col, 5. Suui.-Sm Serz
IOlg elmer ibm bcute friib ;u 3bei! &C.
morocncn SrSre bat Sberlt $. 9. Ntcs
GOg, Der Gommanbeur bcs Sweiten 9tcs
simcnt8 Otr Electromagnetic, bic ibm uus
tcriteIten Gompusnie'n aufseiOrOert,
fia sum Mari6e nuh GripplcsGrcet be-
rcit 3u balttn. Scd6 Der GapitGne bus
ben 6ereits tcIe9rapbiid bcrtbtst, baB
ibre GommanbOS mObil iinO, mabreno
Sluei GOmpasnic'n uoIlitanOi9 auSscrii'
ltet in Der bieliscn MaIIsnbulle psriamz
melt iinO. 9lattonen iinO iiir "a Stunz
ben aus9egcbcn worecn.
Nus muicrer cefrisen 2. Wore,n. Mpssob
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-06-06
G.piatisss 3.usuis Oes giutuuuOeyunss'
@Ommifars, G6tb. George Sturr, in Be-
ius uuf bic 9eiIfruft BON Rubwup's
&eaOp ReIief bel einem Sale BON !!
Rheumatismus in ben Saften.

Rr. 8, BauRes gGas, RtDsg gorL
3r. Rabuaa.- Bel mir bat Sbr sieIi,f BunbeR
sei0Irtt. BdbreHo Der Ietten SABRE mar I'D DON
bduiseH uno bosartieeH gEfdaen poH Scidticd beims
etudt, SuueleH eritrefteH h oieeIbeH Dou Der 9enS
beus:seHo bis Bu ben 9nodeu Guo SeItUeis uber bic
bebeH IHt.rsu GlIsomaStH.
HD6hTeHo oicitr 3eit. in DeIher i'd ooH oisIen
ShmerBen stpldst DuIoe babe i ioft ale 6eiLmitttI
pTobirf bic mix infsigentcn 2euteH uno Rarreu
empiobleI ppI6eH, IN Der 6oFnuns, &rieipterIn9 su
inesn, bod 4nes erip:es ih oils elm fSGhIulGs.
so bnb: 1srihteoene aTt.R S6ber sebrou@t, mid
HaHHigfater SehanoIuHs untersoseE, duseTih eInis
uerte Waie aHstpanot, iopie Rtsepte Der berpOIs
IageHofieH 4eIIe, 9hi5 iHosiiea oermote Bu 6elfen
8,rfoiieHsr Septeulbtr nuree TO ouf oriHseube5
griu6eH .Ires 5SreuHo.s (o.r fh In berclben Sage,
Dle i'd betaRe) Uertcltet S6r 0fitel HI probren. sd
lit Al oer 3eit etHtm metneI aten AntdQe- gu
Htiner uebeIrdi6HHs uHh srosten 5reuoe peTi6ofite
mix bic erfe &pplifotion @rIeidlttuHq, uodotm ico
bic afiirtsH 2seile sebao,t uuo maiasirt bate, IN
ben blitemdbsr iuuroe ourh oas Rtlltt .He DobIs
tbu. be MdIme berUorserufeH uno in frBtr 3et Ders
ihpdno Der S6mtrs uoutdnois. Sbslttt ID Isidbte
periooiife 4Ht6ae periplre bei'm SeranEdbeH elmer
A.uoeruHs ots 29ttters, 10 peB Id itst bod Uie id
mid gu Iuriren babe une gum 6erriber Der SituaioH
Wdcpe. RADwAY's BEADY RELIEF IA mein iSreuHo.
Sh uuterHehme feline Reiie, obne cine 6laihe oapsu
IN metHem R,iittohtr mlisuHebueH.
Six eIaebeHer Geo. StGrgs
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Grorutid1 tn Canada.
seeeut nstr gerIuft an getmiaenIebeu

8eeeut notr @erInft an DftnidlenIebcn.
Otoutrsal, 4. Suui.-Sn Gba.z
lcuOir County, 80 Otsilen unterbulb
Quebec, itiir;teu ia 8olgc zines Grbs
ruti9cs 10 !oduier in ben Stcos6luB.
Cine btOeutenoe 2In;ubl pom Otenihcn
iOGen bel Dem llu9lid um9efOmmsn icin,
ieoO1 fcblen ale Giusclnbeiten, ba Der
,glus feline telsgrOpbiids ScrbinOung
piikt
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Semtf6e Mpotbef
Gebr. NuQmht,

Rr. 124, Sii0 . &owaro 8 Stra6e.
bpei Sduier uereIip Don RSattnzs6e.
Nustabruae ssn Neseptea cine epeitaIttat.
Gin Dfitslies tey Girus ID Acts snneiers.
gr crp,e,ren isebeH cine SensuHs uHerer fpeiienen
Gsrt. reinem Sniettenpuiper une 9tsttsufustIn.
Gtttl1,1SI)
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Rintrr snnd, an Der strbett.

0awat. 0tiiI., 4. 5uui.- OfcarOg
OturbOd, wclder bcihulOi9t wirO. 81
Yasuo Gitp ein OtaOdcn pcr9eluultigt
;u babcn, wurbc nad bier Sebra9t unO
I'M @eidnsniB untersebrudt, I'M ihn
uor oem yputen su bcpabren. Die
8ep6lteruns BON Ou;OO fOlsts ibm icz
bod unO bolte ibn ucrganacne 9tatlt
aus benz @eIdnsuiB, nm tbu am nd6lt'
bsIten Yaum aui;ubGnQsn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-06-06
Tie Cholera.


8erIin, 4. SUM. = Dcpeihcn
BON Der ultpreuBjiden Grenie meIbcn
baS llmii6srsifcu Der GbOlcra. On
NipslOpie lit Ous 0Oipital nit Slatz
tcrnsSrunfsu anseialIt. unO Die @cs
meinbe mar sc;wun9cn, Saradcn 5u
baucn, nm Die iibri9en Sranfen nnz
tersubringcn. gu Spilno, nabe 2bOrn,
iinS brci 6Glc Don @bOlcra conitatirt
worbcn. Die 9&eidicl 1T fir iniijirt
srtlart uub oas 9abtn in Ocrlslben perz
boten mprOen.
&io bet0rbert.
Berlin, 4. SUM-. - Baron BON
&ettelsn, SanSler BET bcutidcn SOtz
i9uft ;u @aibin9tun, lit 5ttm SOt<
idaft8<GetretGr bef0rSert poroen.
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BaHep in rptnisen giinut.n ardmpf., Uiagenidure,
utb.lfct SrbreheH, SoobrtHneH, ytrpoiitdt, Sdlafs
IoiisteIt, YiisrdIe, 9iarrboe 9pieEt,rie. Ghc,ras
9torbus, @oIIe, SldhEusea uHo aae I1utrihtB
S4mcIscu.
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Ser alte JrennD

unb Der bette 6reunb, Der sic ME i'm
Glide Iabt, III Simmons Liver Regu-
lator, (sas rotbe S)-Das iif, mas
Sis bel Grwdbuuns bisisr Osr5islid.u
9sber'W.bi,iu usru.bmsn, unb RI.maub
font. iia Ib.rreben luiien. baB irs.nS
,twas Gnb.res cbsnio gut III.
Gr 1T Der SOuis uuer 2.b.rsWtbisi'
men; er lit bef.r, wi. BiEleu, uub pertritt
bi. Stsue BON Gbiuin unb &alomel.
ST uirtt brett uuf bi. Q.bsr, geIeren
unb @ins,wsiO. unO .r;.ust i'm san3.u
Gplfem neu.s 2ebeu. Dies 1T bic De.s
bi;in, bi. Si. winideu. BON alien
apoth.tsru p.rfauft-iu fifiTaer 5orm
oS.r ais 8ulosr, nm Fl. trOdsn .iujunsbs
men Obsr um Ebse buruus iu MAIDEN.
~ SeoeS 1afet-~a
bat Den 3sstemSsl in Roth ant Der gersa 6uns.
s. g. 3eiitn 6 Gemp.s
ghueetIpkia, %.
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Ser 53. SonareR.

Walbin9tOu, .. g., 4. SUM.
- Sm Senatc breDte ii6 Die De-
bate iibsr bic 3ariizSill UNI bas 9lmens
bcmcnt oeS 6inun;@GOmite'8, ben 9Siz
bcrruf ter crzFrdmicn 6etrefIcno.
Die rcpublitanilden SenutOren bebaupz
teten, oub ou5 porIie9cnbe Imcno;ment
auSidli,Blid bcm s3udcrzn 2rult 5u
9utc fommcu werte, Oenn bteler babe
3eit, alien 3afet Der @cIt ;Olirei ms
yano I'll bctommcn unO Die 53olc, Die
infer anoercu llmltGnoeu ben Ser.
Staaten 81 @utc gefommen mGren, III
ictnc ei9ene 2aldcn SIT ltcden.
Die Ocmofratcn bcltrttten bleIc Ins
idauung unO euOlid wurOe beidlOiien,
morgan Ra6mittag ilbcr Otanberlon'S
Nmenocmcnt ab;uitimmen. 0ieic6 uerz
iii9t, Die 3ufcr 81 lGmie bis gum Sabre
1895 aufrchJ ;u erhaItcn. Der Senat
perta9te li6 I'M $50 AbenOs.
Sm 9icprGientantenb + al
wuroe Die Debate iibcr Die Sill, BEN
8io:rrui O,S @eieee5 sur Stiteuerun9
Ser @irtulatiou BON Staut5banten be-
treiieno, iOrtseieRt. lltebrere Diitslie
Der ipraden ib,r Die SiQ. Sir Die
Scnat5 llntcriudun9 oc5 3ufer'
ySrult5" murbcn $4,000 perpilligt.
Srano uno @crlmlt BON Nsenfd,en.
lcben.
BRADFORD, 3d., 4. SUM. = Die
8Obnung 6cs 9Obn Yong ;u QUITE
Center, Is Wtcilcn Don bier, brannte
beute GbsnO nicOer, unb ;luei Der Gong
i9cn &inOer, Die 12ziabrige Anna unO
Der 7>iabri9e SeOr9, famen i'll ben 6lans
men I'M.
Sermifdlte iclcarapbtide 5cpcffen.
- Capt. IbOlpb 6reitih uOu Otilz
waufce bcabiidttSt, nit ieinem Sbooz
ner rHina," eintm Sa6r;eug BON 13
Sounen @ebalt, beu SScan Su frcu5en.
@r crwarttt, Die Strtde BON 9tclps2o
bis StodbOInl in 40 Gascn 5uriif;ulcs
gen.
- Sn Soiton Itarb seitern Grz0Ou>
uernsur Collins San Saubt bon SfbOOes
SSlanb.
= @sil ibr Die Gltern nift seitotteu
pOlttu, an SOuntag nit lbrem 9ez
licbten 6ricOrid @inflcr suianlmen 5u
fOnlmen, ueryiitcte iid scitern in 9teu>
arf, 9t..S., bic 1S@labri9e 9cblpi9 Suz
budl, Die SOdter an9eisbener unb uoblz
babenber Gltcru.
- Sn Gan Sole, Gal., itarb 6. gS.
8iliun, Der @riiubcr Der Wiliuus1labz
nlnidl1ne..
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@aOiuaD's &eaObs&elief
furirt iimo 5erbattt
GrfGltuns, 6ufrn, bGien gals, Sns
Hurnsa, &brumutismus, NeI'
rnlsir, Gnpfpeb, 3abnmrB,
NItbma, atbemnOtb.

ES Inoert bic SeinIsenoFteu SnmtrJen In ets
n,r bis ,paHsia Vfinut.n. Nitt cine Stuuoe unt
9ti.n bieitr aE9tise foute irscns sSemano edlmers
zen Iei0cu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-06-06
Walaria g Walaria,
SaattelfrOit, taltes Sie6er,
@eflIelfieher 6em1ltiqt.

Gieber uub gEehi,If,ber furirt fur flniBig Gents.
Gs tTlftrt teln Semtttel IN Der gStt. wep,s taIsss
Tieber uHo NeheIfIsetr uHb aq, ioHfi9eH Srulptas
bllloitH uHo anoeren 5itber Unit 6lIit RGopG1s
3iutul 10 Ial1 beIlt, ME Raopau's Rsa6q RelItI.
g;rsls so Cts. prO GiGite. SH apot5tfcH gu bo0;n.