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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-06-13
cine paHenoe Samftratiom.

Derr s.. 8. OeOman in 9oipan, Sa..
illuifrirt auf praftiide Weiie Die Sbee,
pelbe Or. Yeter Gabrnep in Chicago,
Sa., in feiner Mrt unb Weiie 6ornis
gllpenfrduter glutbeleber einsufiibren,
perfolgt. 0err Oeoman i6reibt gor
einiger 3eit suriif lieB id mir gu eiae=
mem @e5rau1 in neiner Gamilie elm
probefiitdeu bon Gornis Alpenfrduter
fommen. Der grfolg mar febr sufrie.'
benftelenb, ba id burh ben Gebrau6
beleIben BON einem ihmeren Anfall bon
Geiatiidem &benmatismus gebeilt ipnr=
be. 9us oieiem 8runbe empfabl i'd
bns Waittel 6reunben unb Detannten
auf Weilen i'm llmtreis unb MN toms
men iie BON iiberan ber unb bolen ii1
bic Webi3in bei mir. gs freut mid,
b0B i1 i'm 6tanbe bin, meirien leiben-
ben Wlitmei,inen 6urd bieies Mittel
Wutes 3u tbun."
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-06-13

lit i'm 8unbesienat in Der 6prm anse=
nommen iporben, tpel9e bon bem Mus=
fduiie, relp. ben urbebern Der 400
Nmenbeinente, beantragt morben mar.
Mae Mbdnoerungen uno neuen 3uidbe
tpurben pertporfen. Ser 3oll auf ale
Sorten BON 3uder ioll bemna6 40 pro=
gent bes Wertbes betragen, Der 3oll auf
raffinirten 3uder auberoem nod 1I8
Sent unb geseniiber ben 2dnoern, Die
Nusfubrprdmien sewdbren, (SeutId=
lanb) lilo Gent ertra. Ser neue 3oll
auf 3uder fol- bonn 1. Sanuar 1895
an erboben tperoen uno bon ba on ioll
bic 3uferprdmie aufb6ren. Ser 3u=
dertruit bat iomit auf Der sansen 2inie
seiiegt. 0errdtber Sil itimmte in al=
len punften nit ben &epublitanern.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-06-13

= 9err g., Sap Somptins, Salt
point. q. g., idreibt SD lit 6 Wo=
9en lang Die beftisiten neuralaiiden
S6mersen uno muroe our1 bic Mniuen=
ouna BON est. Safobs Oel Oauernb se=
1eilt.
\ Ser Senat bat oas ridtise setrof=
fen. inbem er ben 3oll auf 8aubol3
abibafft. Sang ridtis ertldrt cine 3ei=
tlna, bab Der 0o65oa Die ipitematiide
8erDiiltuns unierer Wdlber f6rbere uno
bem 8olfe bas 8aubols bertbeure. Gs
lei 3eit, oaB unirer Wdloerpertuiiitung
enoll6 Elm 3iel seiebt tperbe.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-06-13

Sn Meiringen 1T Grau Mmtfhreibes
Malrer in Der Mare ertrunfen.
Die Genfer Yolissi berbaftete ant %.
Wlai am Sabnbof baielbft ben emanuel
8lentbner, ipel1er Der 6irma Man=
bptpstp in Bern 1000 6ranfeil befrau=
Dirt bate. 9luf benz Berbafteten FAM
ben lih nod 5000 Tranfen.
Der @erfer Staatsrath ermddtigte
Die bortige llniperiitat, ein 2e9at bon
100, 600 6ranfen BON M. @ommarin
ansunebmen. 9ie Sunline muB Bis
gum Sabr 2035 fapitalilirt merben.
SIN 3iirder rYoli3ei=NnSeiser" $50.
56 miro bebufs llnterbrineun9 IN elmer
8erinrgungs=Mnitalt ausseidrieben Der
1928 9eborene Sobann 8oBbarb bon
Srsenbauien (Yfdffifon), friiber
Gtaatsidreiper, nun, ipie Die ppliaei!i=
DE MLsihreibung niid)tern lautet,
,Bettler uno Gagant." Changement
de decoration
Na1ben, Der idippseriide Rantons=
ratb bas Besnabisungsgeiu1 oes WlOr=
bers Nbese beriporfen bette, tuurbe am
%. Wtai, Morsens 8 llbr, auf Der
Mieie bel Der Strafanftalt in 5dmp3
bas 5obesurtbeil Dffentlih init Der
@uillptine pollsogen /; bic. @retutipn
tpar in 2 Minutet porbei. Nnipefen=
bes Golf fotlnte Der Duntelbeit tpegen
nidt piel ieben. Cine arobe Mlenge
fam 81 ipdt, ba bic Stunbe Der 9in=
ridtung nidt befannt seseben NOR.
Die S1affbauier GuillOtine, Die in
Sdups ibr blutises Wert setban, 1T
unmittelbar nod poflbra9ter rNrbeit"
perpadt unb nod ct. Mauriee (Wallis)
absegansen, mo bie .@9uefer=MDr=
berim gres3ensia 3entluien Der 9inri9=
tuns entseaenbanst. 8alb mirb Die
tparbernbe @uiaotine ibren Sriumpb=
sug tpeiter bur1 Die f4ueiaeril9en
2anbe fortieben aber bieier 3ug 1T
suslei9 Der Sriump9sus Der &eattion.
Sci ct. Urban (2u5ern) 1T oas
orobe 8auernbaus Spnnbalbe (Snba=
ber 2anopirtb 8lum) abeebrannt.
Sn 2ansentbal (Bern) 1T bas Dops
pellpobnbaus bes Samuel @eiier, 2anb.
tpirth, auf bem 8iebmarttplab einge=
di1ert .poroen.
Ser ebcmalise Wtiiller @6nner bon
8u9 (S1affbauien), Der unter benz
itebt, feline Miible angesiinbet
gu baben, aber auf oem Sransport
fonnte, III in Snnsbrlf
(SnroO berbaftet tpDrben.
8om 20. Bis 20. Wsai baben bel
ni6t beionbers siiniti9em Wetter in
Nioau uno Sraubrunnen (gern) flei=
mere S9iibenfefte itattgefunoen.
2ebtes Sabr iammerte man bel uns
iberaQ ipeaen Srofenbeit. ,&egen,
3eeen! !" NOR Der &efrain. 0eute
tpiinihen Die 2anbtpirtbe nun f6Dnes
ggetter, Inn bas in auberorbentli6er |
lleppisfeit sema6iene @ras oOrren gu
FDnnen.
Sas eibsen6iiiide Sinans= =Separte=
nent eibt 9enntnib bonn guten Tort=
3ans i'm Mbfdub Der auf einen Sptal=
5etras bon Is Millionen seiddbten
Italienii6en Silberideioemiinseu bis
%. Suli ioa Der 9anse Nbihub been=
,ist iein. 9as publifum 1T natiir=
i1 bapon iebr erbaut. ct.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-06-13
2tl.fr,.tr III Me@eesporf.

Gttpas bunt eing es Wlitte LETTER Wo=
DE in MeGeesport, fiib0itlid bon pitts=
burg, sll, tuo es gu einem 9lufrlibr fam,
Der Die Staot 8 Sage lang in bic Ge=
malt aufgere9ter Gtreifer bracbte. Wir
baben i9on in bprlebter Nunlnter iilit=
3etbeilt, Dab bort in ben Sub WDrts",
mo eiierne &6bren fabrisirt tperben, Elm
aQgemeiner Streif aus9ebrpden iei.
Nnn ipollte am Disnifag bort bic Nrbeit
nit Scabs ipieber aufsenommen iper-
ben, mas Die 6treifer 81 berbinbern be-
fhloiIen. Gin golfsbaufen, Der na1
uno nah auf 5000 perionen anf1mou,
iammelte ii1 bel Der 6abrit unb tuiis
tbenbe Streifer brangen in bic Gabrit
elm, Inn Die Scabs gu berjagen. Dieie
Deriteften ober fliidteten Ii1 !; mo aber
elmer ertpii6t tuurbe, idlug man ibn
balbtoot. Das seldab Mittags, Mbenos
wurbe Der Mngriff erneuert bic Wa9=
mannfdaft mar abiolut maAtlos, ber
weob mar bollitdnbig 0err ber Situa=
tion unb es mar Wlitterna1t, ebe bic
@ube aud MIR einisermaBen tpieberber=
geitellt mar.
9lu6 am Mittpod befanben ii6 bic
6treiter i'm Mufrubr. sic sogen gu
ben Sube Worfs in DuqHesne, cine
Wleile unterbalb Mc9eesport, auf Der
anbern Seite bes Monongabela GluEes
uno stuansen Die bort beiddftisten 9lr=
better ausSufeben unb bic Geuer su l6-
f6en. gBelh bitterer grn1t es ben
Streifern 1T, Scabs fernsubalten. lit |
baraus gu entnebtnen, bab iie iid brei |
&anonen berfdafft baben stpei beriel= |
ben iinb biejenisen, tpelbe Die Streiter
in 9onleifeao bor 3pei Sabren benubt |
baben uno Die brittle baben iie BON Ou=
quesne gebolt. Die brei @ei1iibe 1ino |
in siinitiser Gage am Glubufer aufae=
pflan5t unb jebe ein3elne bat eine 8e=
oienunssmannibaft pon a6t Mdnnern. |
Man bebauptet, oab bie 8eoienunes=
mannidaft 8efebl babe, iofort Geuer
gu seben, tuenn Elm 0eriu9 gema1t
lperoen iOllte, Silfsiberiffs in Die Staot
,u bringen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-06-13
9ienitas, 19. Snni 1894,

3eit on ibren sepbbnliben g8ablpldben in iebsm
1opnibip unb WabIbeairt periammeln, nm 9elesatem
fiir bic 9enannte Contention au eripdbeu aussenom
men in ben 9ownibips 0ooer. Soibem. Wtin Saube
nnb Ogforb. mo bic bemofratiiden Sttmmaeber fidb
ain mdmliden 2ase. 3miiden ubr uub nbr Nadb.
mitta9s, Stanbarb 3eit an ibreu sep6buliten Wabl.
plaben periammen tperoen unt Delesaten fir bic se
namnte goupention au ertpabIen.
Die gafs ber Experimentation iit Elm 9etesat fir
ieoe fdnfnnbawau3is Stlmmeu. bic fir 2aprenee z.
Seal fur Sonperneur bel ber lesten idbriten abiim
muug absegeben ipurben. uuo en 9ele9at fir jebes
Bru9tbeil pon breiaebu ooer mebr Stmmeu, be 70
abge9eben ipurben.
Nadb Senaunter Yafs ber Experimentation Fnb bic
ser@iebeuen 1opnfbips uno Wablbe3rfe au folsenber
Nuaahf DDu Iefeqaieu berechtiat:
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Cine 8eiie aber oen ceeam

pet qem5bnIi@ nitbt pbne gtefranfbeit ab. aoenn
Dis Sslen bag G9ii saIsssln s nHe roIlsn. mnb 5s.
ielbe nidt rsbeaif9 mtrben i0M Ipnritem, 9ambeis.
rtienbe Gportsm6nner Getf1brer - He ale bsSen.
gen. baB 6oitetterS Wlagenbitters oas bette Wtttei
gegeH bic utbeIteit IT, bic i gembbuIi4 BET ttirmi.
iNem Wetter einffeIt NerD6ie nnb i6m6dbIide Yers
ionsH kibtu oft be Gaubrsiien an dbnIi6en Befntper
ben iuie bic GettraMfbeit Hnb fnben i'm Hiiers baS
teitf witta b0QeQet. Rtine unpdblsdleit beren
lnsns Ssr Maaen Sk estsr posr gingsipsiDe Fno,
lit 10 bortn6diQ bah ne nid)t bnrdb eiu jtnea nnb
grinblG mirtenbeS U{itteI bsipdltiQt psrben fanu.
Gbeufo iu0bltbMnb erptif fG bas Ditters bel 1ris.
yen Hnb IiebertL 9tiereus nHo rbeumatif@en geibtH
uHb glerpohtdt mad BEN Meiteu aisbenbe Gnsigrnn.
teHiolten Iid nit biejer por5lgIiden mebi3iniidsn
G@ubpebr gegtm BE tddij9eH &iHnijie beS &lim0's.
tbsrgruber Gfr0p01en. f4ueneu xemperatnrlpt9{eIs
inb unoemobnter GrndbruHg poriebsn.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-06-13

= Sn Grantfurt a. M. bat Der 8e=
Sirtsboriteber uno Maiienratb 2ouis
Sunobeimer 5elbftmoro besansen.
= Ser 8erjiinsunss-p proseB Der beut=
f6en Nrmee in ibren Oberiten gbargen
ma6t i9neae GortiA,itte. go iinb
lett anfanss biefes Sabres 38 @enerale
peniionirt tuoroen.
: Sn ber frans0fiiden Deputirten=
TANNER 1T Der plan ber grfeaung ei=
fler Bride ober elnes 9unnels iiber ober
unter benz Canal, our Werbinbuna bon
Grantreih nit england, neueroinss
anserest porbsn. Igins petition sabl-
rei6er 8anfiers, Sngenienre unb Rauf=
leilte berlangt bic Wieoeraufnabme Der
llnterbanolungen nit Der enalifden @e-
gierung.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-06-13
9emofratii9e Gonatg Gsns
bentio1t.

Sie 3emofraten bon 2usearaipaS gouutp Ohio.
iperbeu ibre uatbite idbrlihe Contention ant
9nnneritag, Fl. SUM- 1894,
nm 10 ubr Wurmittass. in ber Stabtbaae In Qem
Gomerstopn. Obo. abbaltea (tpie betimmt tpurbe In
ber teBteu Gountp gonpemtton).
9ie ganoioaten. bte erHannt peroeu miiifen, finb:
Gin gountp Aubitor.
Gin gommiifiondr.
Gin goroner.
2ie Contention piro sIeihtals Delesateu fir bic
Staats. bic ser&tlite (sreiO aHb bic eousreioneae
Gonoention ertpdbleu.
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.erfdufer berlaitqt "= ::,.I.a:s i's:''

non wanmen, ~naM1en unb gaetiartofeIm Al berfou.
Ien gfne iiberale @ommiifon ober 6ebalt fpir6 ma
9entllH bsaabH Sauernbe unb gHt beaa6Ienbe qoitin
far 9nteWtdnner Mndngern perben ipeaiele q3nrf6ss
9elpaprt Wsnn perlangt 10 mirb ben WerfGilernr
f6retbe tOiort wegen ndberer Wsbingnnasa an A''
The Hawks Nursery Co..
Rochester. M. Y
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gomereiiiomellc Contention bes IL
9ittrifts bnm Dbtp.

Die bemorratiiGen Gtimmseber bes HebeHsebmten
eongrefOnsasn Ditrifts BON Ohio 6titebenO ans ben
Goanties Gofboeton Solmes. 2ifins. Eusearatpas
unb Wapue, Fnb biermit benaGrintist baB bic Demp.
fratiide ron8reionee gonpention bes genannten 1i.
ftritts am 9onnerftas. %. Stunt nm Q ubr 9aGmit.
tags in goibocton absebolteu tuerben luirh Inn ben
bemOfratiiden ganDibaten fir Neprdientant TN Con.
9rsB ir bieieu Diitrift ~ nDminireu. Die Bats ber
Experimentation bnrn a,esgateM ~ speler itots ber
seuannten Counties beredtist ieiu fOa III mie foigt:
Gin 9slesat fr ieDes Sanbert gtiusmeu bie fr eap.
renee e. aeaI fur @oHperneur bel Der Gtaatsipabl TN
stooember 1893 absese6en pnreeu. nnb ein tpfterer
Delssat fir sbeu 9raHtbeiI bon fiimfsis ooer mebr
Gtimmen, bic 10 abgegeben wurbeH
Die perGisbenen Counties tuerben sn ber folssnoen
Mnaobl bon GeIeeaten III ber stnanutsH GSHpsntOH
teredtigt fsin, ndmlid:
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= Sn Mien unb umgeaenb fat elm
gDolfenbru6 nit paselidlag irniuenisn
G9aoen angeri9tet.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-06-13

Mns Mnftrag bss bemotrotii@ea fousrtifOnstsu
GOMmtttess bes fsbeujebuten Dtftrittts.
y. q. asntSs. DOrftsr.
8. 8. 8iltu. esfretar.
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sberiH'ssVerfant.


QnfoIge zines on mid geri1teten nilb BON benz Gom.
~ mon YIeas 8eribt bon 2usearamaS gountp,
Ibhre bes Gourtbamles in ber Stabt Stem pbuabel.
pbia In unb fur TuScarapas County, Staat Cbto, ON
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-06-13
Oentid's MeoiSinelt.

@emtfs,s 8Iut nnt eebsr Spxup IT elm an.
d1ds5ares Waittel fir ale Nieren. NIB 2eberleben.
Werbaiuns sbeI1perben,- Saut= uno 8lmfranfbetten.
IS reiuiat oie 6eiiGtSiarbe uno perDnert bic Saut
beretnert ba5 Blnt bertreibt ererbte SautHeen nno
reaurt bic Gingemeibe l2S 9pien fur einen Dollar.
Ser bette unh hiaigte 8Intreini3er i'm Warfte.
esemuc, . Itmceruce galbe unc SdmetsffiIler
elm uuiperalmittel fir alle Gd,mersen iompbl IN.
meriith pie duberlid Gin hereS uno fbnelleS Witt.
tel fur RrGmpie. &plif. 9iarr9oed, HbenmatSmns,
3euraigia. austdun9eu. 9erreaiumgen nnb 3abrrs
meb.
Gentid,'s Rimefeiie,s, Giten. unb sBein: Stdrs
fuuasmiftel lift baS baupfidhlide Seiinel fir all-
aemeine Sdmahbeit uab 9lutarmntb gDir empfeb=
rbsitima pber aug anoern 9riinoen l9md1ltdb uno
erpbS ffnh, uno prpfeifpnelen MGmnern. beren
Wdihten ibre MrbetsfrGfte nberltetgen, nno 1pl1e,
pee Qeppbut nb. alfoboliife Sttntnlente ein5unebs
men oa bieies wtittel ftimurenb mtrft obne berau'
i1enb 5u fetn.
@eutfd,'s Gamtlien Suffensgirmp perf9aift
prompte Grleinterung in allen ydlIen BON 9ulten.
Grfdlhingen 8rnnGitis uub &eudbniten. Satisiafs
tion garantirt.
8rad1bdnOer.
Cine ponftdnoiae @uspabl Der NIT ben neueiten
WerbeNerungeu Derie beuen 8rubbdnoer S6uIterbdn
ber Wabelbdnber &C. ftets on Sano 8ieielbeu Ders
ben eurd einen erfabrenen glra pbne Grtrofpu alts
sepaBt. Satisfaetion garantlrt
Sum Serfauie In
eSe,ttl DIS Apnthrlsr,
nefteds pon public Square.
gtem Ybilanelpbia, 8.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-06-13

aus anftras bes bemotratiiheu greeutip Commit
tes
gesree ~. Ssunes. WorHser.
Sarbep WarnbtM. Gefretdr
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-06-13

aerIauisbtbinsuH9sH Beer am aa8e bes Merfanis
f9m. 9bems, Gberiif.
ResIt 4 petri6, auiudlis bss Rl6Strs.
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1894-04-09
TIE CONFESSION CASE.

@&shir ston, April 5.-Nrarly all
Of the L xas delegation to congress
was seated in ihc supreme court
This morning at lis Opening 10 hear
the Arguments in the commission
cases. Attorney General Cnlbcrson
concluded the argument begun yes
tcrday. While there was little
opportunity afforded for an elabor
ale speech, the attorney general
made the best of his opportunity.
lie clearly fixed his side of the
case in the minds of the court, for
when Mr.. Kruttschnitt followed
they piled him at every etep with
questions. Mr. Krnttschnitt was
was also very clear and very logical
and very brief.
Judge Dillon of New York
spoke longer an. more deliberately
upon the general principles involved
rather then the specific features of
the case, and both Mr.. Kruttschnitt
and Mr.. Culberson had covered ali
of the local features -that ie, the
relation OF the commission law to
the constitution, general laws and
practice in Texas.
Mr.. Henry c. Coke closed the
argument, speaking tor the State,
of course. The attorneys regretted
the short time, and the arguments
submitted were not half as elabor
ate as those upon the first hearing
of the case before Judge McCor
mick at Dallas, and it is unneces
sary to repeat them, as they cover
the ground so often gone over in
Texas, both in court and on the
stump. The case will be thorough
~ considered by the court.
Besides members of congress pre-
sent there were several prominent
Texans to hear the case. Mr.. Jus
tee Shepard of the district court;
Colonel A. Ii. Belo Ct Dallas, and
Judge +. P. Afford, well known as
an old Texas veteran, were among
them. Most IF the attorneys in
the case will leave for home a.
once.
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1894-04-09
BROWNSVILLE.

Brownsville, the county sea oil
Cameron county, is situated in The
southern part of The county on the
Rio Gsnde, about thirty miles above
its mouth, and directly opposite the
Mexican city of Matamoros. 1t has
large trade with small towns alone
the river for over 300 miles, The *
eat of steamboat navigation. 1t has
commercial relations with the gull
ports by the port of Brazas de San
tiago, With which it is connected by
the Rio Grande railroad. 1t also has
Communication with the interior by
stage to Alice, connecting with the
Texas Mexican and the Aransas Pass
railway. Another frequent mode Off
transportation 10 an from Browns
VILE S via the Matamoros and Mon
terey railroad to Rio Grande City,
and thence by stage to Pena Station.
Brownsville is laid off squarely with
streets CT good width, and is built up
with solid brick buildings, and has q
fine city market. where all vegeta-
bies, meats, fresh fish, game, ETC., are
on seal at remsrt ably low prices
The city fire department. is well
equipped and most effective There
are three churches, Catholic, Episco-
pal and Presbyterian. The educa-
tioual advantages of Brownsville are
unsurpassed by any town, and une-
qualled by few of its size. The pub
lie schoo! building. valued at $50. GOO,
is She of the handsomest and best
equipped in the State, and stands as
a monument to the progress OF the
city. 1t employs fourteen teachers,
aud about six hundred pupils are il
daily attendance. There are three
Catholic schools, ST. Joserh's Col
iege for boys, the convent school for
girls, and st. Alosyius' school for
boys, both of the latter being taught
by the Sisters of The Incarnate Word
convent. Another school for girls is
the Presbyterian mission school.
Among other public buildings may
be mentioned the court house, u
large aud costly building which is ii
credit to the county. and the custom
house, which is one OF the hand.
soonest federal buildings in the south.
The postt flee in this building is very
hands mely equipped. There are
also many handsome private resi-
dences.
The population numbers about
1000, about -fourths Mexican.
It is one of the preitiest little towns
in the State, aud on account of its
mild and equabie climate is destined
to become a popular resort, espe-
cially in the winter season.
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1894-04-09

Springfield Republican: We may
rect secure in the assurance that as
long as the present administration
exists the way is infperiably barred
10 the progress OF such rev"lhflo"
AIRY policy to the statute books.
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1894-04-09
ROR FsEsT.-

The Miller's Hotel building, hav
;ngebeen completely repaired is OF
seca for rent for hotel purpose.
Acsssoaljls ratcg Apply 10 +.
ssstzss.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-09-18
Electric Bitters.

THIS remedy is becoming 80 we'll
known and 30 popular as to need no
special mention. All who have used
Electric Bitters sing the same song of
praise. A purer medicine does not
exist, and it Is guaranteed to do all that
is claimed. Electric Bitters will cure
all diseases Of the liver and kidneys,
will remove pimples, boils. salt rheum
and other affections caused by impure
blood. Will drive malaria from the sys.
tenn and prevent as we'll as cure all
malarisl fevers. For cure Of headache,
constipation and indigestion try Electric
Bitters. Entire satisfaction guaran.
teed, or money refunded. Price So
cents and 81 per bottle at Christian &
Bar6ee 8 0rug store.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-09-18

THAT oily and rough skin cured and
the face and hands beautiHed by John.
sons Oriental Soap; medicated and
highly perfumedl Sold by Christian &
Barbee
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-09-18
A RETIRED BUSINESS WOMAN.
A Page From Her History.

The important experiences of others arc
Interesting. The following is no exception:
II had been troubled WITH heart disease q
t i've years vas treated BY one physician CON
retire on account of my health. a ply
elclan told my friends that / could not live n
month. My feet and limbs were badly swol-
len, ana was indeed in O serious condition
Hhon gentleman directed my attention to
Dr: niles New Heart Cure, and said TINT his
sister, who had been afflicted with heart dis
ease, mad been cured by tho remedy and was
again strong, healthy woman. Ipurchased
bottle OF the Heart Cure, and in less than
an hour after taking the first dose 1 could
reel declded Improvement in the circulation
OF my blood When had taken three doses
could move my ankles, something had not
gone for months, and my limbs had been swol-
Zen SO long that they seemed almost purified
nefora had taken one bottle of the New
deart cure the swelling had ull gone down
ana was so much better That 1 did my own
VOTE On my Recommendation six others arc
tt ga In this valuable remedy."-Mrs. Morgan,
COY W. Harrison ST., Chicago, Ill.
Ut. Miles New Heart Oure, q discovery of IN
eminent specialist in heart disease is sold by
al druggists on 2 positive guarantee, or sent
py the Dr. Miles Medical CO., Ellshart. Ind, on
receipt OF price, 81 per bottle, six bottles for
q, express prepaid. 1t Is positively free from
III opiates or dangerous drugs.
Sold by all Druggists.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-09-18
Produce aud Merchandise.

NEW YORK, Sept. 17.-Flour dull,
weak; winter wheat, low grades, 1875
@2.40; fair to fancy, 2.4O@2.S0 pat
ents, 2.65@3.10: Minnesota clear, g. 5
@2 SIS; patents, 3 40@3.75; low extras,
1.S5@2.40; Southern flour dull, weak;
common to fair extra, 2.1O@3. 90; good
to choice do, 3OO@35O. Wheat more
active, easier; No. Q red, store and ele-
vator 57N; ahoat, SIS; options declined
II cent. rallied u cent, fell Il cent and
closed weak at q cent up to 4 cent
down; trading fair; Septemb Der, 57%;
October. 57js; December. CO.'S: May, 65.
Corn dull, firm; No 9, eek elevator,
63H@63N afloat options dec lined %@
l cent, rallied %@X cents. closed
steady, unchanged to Il down; Septem
Der, 62; October, 6O%; December, $685.;
May, 573S. Oats dull, firm; options
moderately active, easier; Septem Der,
34x; October. a5; December 81; May,
40; spos No. 2. 34k; mixed western,
36H @36; white do 57@40. Hay dull,
fair; shipping, 45@5o; good to choice,
65@75.
Molasses, foreign nominal; New Or.
leans open kettle, good to choice, 27@
36, quiet, steady. Peanuts quiet. Coffee
options opened firm, closed steady, S
points down to 10 up; September 10. 65
ola 80; November, I2.20@12 rs; Jan
uary, 11.90@12.00; March, 11.S5; Nav,
11.S0; spot Rio dull, steady; No. z, 1873.
Sugar, raw steady. fairly active; fair
refining, 3 Is; refined lower, dull; off A, 4
5-16@4x; standard A, 1I.16@4X; cut
loaf, 5A@5 TIC; crushed, 5A@5 7-16;
graduated, 11-16@5. Freights to
Liverpool easier, more doing; cotton
1882 pence; grain q pence.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-09-18
A MOTHERS HEART.

Within her heart shcEceps place
Wherein is chiseled his pure face
As first she knew 1t long ago,
Whom life and soul were white as snow.
Unminding what the world doth say,
Alone she goes her weary way,
And no whose path is rough and wild
Still Is to her pure rs child.
Minneapolis Housekeeper.