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SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1895-06-06

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SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1895-06-06

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SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1895-06-06

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asrpsr Itiu pSnes ytaab pom Kraft Hne
enerem beige. mas oas eint rein NIB trdi
tia srhaItsn wusss. aHe luar enT4 Apus
Sariapdrila.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1895-06-06

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SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1895-06-06

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-03

any time, will the battle-ships make distant
cruises. In times Of peace these two classes on
of each year All however. are required to be kept
in order and ready for any demands that may be
completed and delivered i've; to the Navy that they
shall be commissioned and do sufficient cruising 70
machinery battery and fittings. 1t is also
believed that the Increase OF 1000 men now pro
the wants OF the Navy in times Of peace even aiter
the ships prCyed for in the m sna
have the minimum number of men on ooara io'
Port Royal has caused OF the civil engineering
staff the Navy Yard remark that it is possible
sSed before the nDeN NeWYorE dock Is ready for bust
ness Judging from present indications he IS rlsht
vealed a total force Of two ple-driving derricks
ana twelve men at work Just how long , II VII ~
a matter of conjecture but some Of the Junior on
at the Yard have hopes of living long enough
TO see the dock completed and put TO use ..
Secretary Herbert has issued circular announ mi
ing that the session Of the Naval war begin on
the first day of June and end on october d. Ihe De
par,ment intends detail Class OF about twe Ie,
tenant ard ten below that grade. for attendance
during the session From this class se or rer rho
be selected who will remain at the statoi aseI ~,
session. and continue The general work during the
winter and prepare Tor I th tbor atsnmens in in
tarnatlonai law strategy and practice. me prri-
cipai problem of the session, will be the region
ar%mrd cane cod and small section north OF it,
berinning viii also be made Of a general stra-
tagjc section OF the Gulf of Mexico.
2r,oTg Inc orders issued in the last week are the
following Assistant surgeon Charles T. klnble-
herger has been detached from the Vermont and or
Jors1 n the Norfolk Navy Yard. Assistant surgeon
Arthur w Dunbar has been detached from the Naval
Iahor,tory and ordered TO the Vermont. Rear Adj
rriraI lanes \. Greer was detached from the preS-
dency of the Naval Examining and Retiring Board
and was placed the retired list. Assistant Sur
aeon Amnen Farenholt was detached from the Nor
folk Navy Yard and ordered 10 the Baltimore
Captain Randolph Dickns. OF the Marine Corps. Is
laid up with a sprained ankle which he received by
falling the ice at Newport while acting as tenn
porary relief for Captain W. :. Muse.
Following Is a statement of the condition Of the
vessels now building for the Navy: The Amphitrite
is 90 per cent finished: the Maine. az LIP per
the Terror. 81 per the Texas sc per cent the
Katahdn. 80 per cent: the Indiana. % per cent the
Massachusetts, 90 per cent the oregon, IS per cent
the Puritan 81 per cent; the Monadnock, So per
cent; the Brooklyn. 81 per cent: the Iowa. 81 per
cent: gunboat No I, 2S per cent and gunboats Nos
and Q. each % per cent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-03
SOME CHINESE CHARACTERISTICS.

Just when "ou mink you have learned 20 know
Tho rhinaman." says missionary in CHINA. you
suddenly find 1t necessary to modify half Of what
you have learned. and discard the other half"
The difficulty Of knowing The Chinese in their
homes IL well described In the Rev. Arthur smiths
book. Chinese Characteristics" brought ont 4
couple Of years ono OF their characteristics
that almost explains al! the others is their belief
IN themselves Like the character IN Rchtcrs'
novel If Chlaaman knew anything ab,u: the first
meridian he would assume that 1t ran through his
skull. He believes In his province simply be
cause ne lives In H. bu, he has no Interest even in
China Outside OF his province. ~ man In china
1. pat Of "A gigantic machine. a mere cog In one
Of many wheels. \ Chinese family IL like hill
OF potatoes one cannot get at any Of them with
out a process by which all are brought 10 view"
In China. private houses are surrounded by wall.
and have no windows looking on the street Nev-
erthclcss there Is domestic privacy in China.
no one thinks Of Obiecting TO the entrance OF per
fec: strangers through the evcr-open door TO close
the door wouG provoke tho inquiry, What Is going
on within. that they are afraid To have every
see and hcar2' And from that moment the social
doom Of that family would be sealed. The Occl-
dental question to an intruder would he. What
business have you~1rrc?' The Oriental reply would
he 'What blsigess have you to keep me out?' The
Ch'resc adage covering this matter Is ~ you would
not have 1t known that You do 1t. do not do H."
Economy OF the greatest virtues in China.
,bouph the Chinese do reckon Il 80 much "A
virtue as an ordinance OF nature. Dogs and cats
live on the vest refuse; and yet when they die
they are eaten with gusto. Even poisoned animals
are eaten with disregard OF the consequences
The same economy Is shown In the gath,ring OF
mol Not a weed IL left In the fields. Bo5 peat
off The autumna leaves with clubs. as II they were
choe,nuts and straWs scarcely allowed
leisure TO show which way the wind blows. When
a Chinaman presents complimentary inscription
70 a friend a.. pastes II on silk backing, instead
If gluing IT, that his friend may remove the in
ocriniion and use the silk In many parts OF China
,be children wear clothes for many months In
he year; wheels are never creased and the ma
;;nnruy Of the people WASH: "Do you wash
gJnnr' child every day. Chinese mother was
sseLed Wash him every day" was the indignant
nnonse. che was never washed since he WAS
hnrn 4 soap dealer who should open an agency
a. china would lose money. one difculty. how
W ~ in describing Chinese characteristics is the
,ac, that there are many races and families or
neonles all OF which loosely known az Chinese
I'D Zach of which has ito own distinctive charac-
teTistics.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-03
THINKS IT NAY BE TORREGGIO

In the window OF secondhand store near the
brooklyn city Hall hangs large representation OF
the Alteration with this interesting note: This fne
old oil painting said to be by Corresgo II so, worth
$4,000" The public seem to think 1t isn't. for the
possible masterpiece has been In the show window
for many months Even the proprietor apparently
has his doubts. as he has surrounded the picture
with lot OF undeniable daubs instead Of displaying
IL In solitary grandeur on the background Of red
cloth which II the distinguishing badge OF paintings
Of alleged merit when they offered for sale TO the
coniidDs connoisSeLr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-03

Fun size Excelsior Mattress. .........
Full size Sanitary Fiber Mattresses.
with soft top covered with best a. c. ~
\. Ticking ...........' .''''' '''''''''' ~
Full size Fiber Mattress. with Hair
Top and bottom. covered with best n
A. C. A. Ticking ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Full Size Short Hair MATTRESSES. 40
pounds. covered with best A. {. y.
tick: sold elsewhere at $1,000; made
while you wait.
Full size 4O-pound Mixed Hair Mat
tress; sold elsewhere for SIS; made o
while YOU wait. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. u
Full size 40-pound Black Long Hair
Mattress; sold elsewhere for $500
each: made while you wait........
Full size iO-pound pure South Ameri-
can Hair Mattress white. gray or
black hair, made in one or two parts,
as preferred; worth s25; made while "a
you walt ...,..,........''. ..'..'''''' !
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-03

500 of these Upholstered Cots. ex-
ceIlent hard wood frame. nicely
upholstered, and finished In the -I
best manners always sold at Iul
s.. %
100 Woven Wire Spring Beds all
sizes. best hardwood frames. Bes- Q
semer steel wire. .................... u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-03
soc. Striped Habutai
Wash Silks, 29c.

= Don yards genuine Habitat Wash SIX.
iu small and wide stripes. IN white
and tinted grounds. beautiful effects,
s,d everywhere for Joc............... 0
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-03
WINE Department.

Mount Vernon. pure Rye Whiskey. ne
Very choice and old .................. IskV
Old Gauntlet Rye. the best sold at q m
this price in America ................ UsVO
Jas. f. Pepper Sour-Mash Wh.skey... Sd
VIM Tarr & Co. Hand Made, Sour oe
Mash Bourbon. very old........... ~
The ROYAL Blend Scotch Whisky, q oe
aged and bottled in Glasgow...,.. SsZV
Jamaica Rum. bottled in jamaica. I'D
Dukeharts India Pale Ale, and Duke
hart's Brown Stout. equal 10 the Ia
best imported doz...............,,.. UIIO
SPECIAL FOR THIS WEEK ONLY.
Ciuinness's Stout bottled in England. 1cn
at. per ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. SsVV
Echo Spring Rye Whisky, bottles IN
TO the gallon. per botte.....,.... t'IV
Old Amontillado Sherry per bottle. 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-03
THE QUESTION OF MORE MEN

Just as Captain Casey and his officers OF the vor
mont were making preparations 10 open n recrui,
ing station and receive large accesslons of me,
under the provision made by the House for the
increase of the Navy comes the announcement from,
the Senate that the 1900 proposed 10 be added
VIII be reduced one-haf With the approach
TO completion OF vessels which will require "A large
number Of men-the Amplitude. Maine, Puritan
Terror and others-it would that this was a
measure OF false economy. The crew OF the Chi
cage when she arrives here VIII 20 only a small
way toward hllng the gap; and. Secretary Her
pert has pointed out. the number OF mon required
20, 20 man vessels which will be completed by April
1870 Is considerably over 5000 while the total num-
per expected TO be available by June 80 1896 Will
De only 37i. leaving balance Of over 800 men re-
CURED ' 'N" ~
~ ne Secretary further says: THE present strength
y, our squadrons Is not sufficient to meet the c. -
n.ant demands OF vessels to protect citizens II
vii De seen that If all these ships should be kept
g., annually In commission together with those now
a. service the number OF men provided for in the
,pp,Vpriation bill would not be sufficient; but II IL
~. the Intention or the expectation OF the depart
in em IT mat all the ships belonging TO the Navy
~ tnnes or peace to be In commission. The coast-
NeAence ships are not intended 10 cruise abroad at
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-03
80 AND rs CENT n
HOSIERY Il
MONDAY AT C.

200 dozen Ladies' Lisle and Cotton HOSIERY.
made by Moritz Samuel Esche who is conceded
to be the best and largest marker OF strictly
high grade Hosiery in Germany. They comprise
the vers finest grades OF Isle in extreme fancy
stripes. also the very finest grades OF COTTON
In about twenty-five assorted styles. The Gust
OF MAKING varied from $500 to $500 per
Dozen and they sold here at SOC ana 'oc-
nor pair. ALL beginning MONDAY, at
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-03
MEMS GLOVES MONDAY
At ABOUT 40 CENTS ON THE DOLLAR.

We have secured from the leading glove manu-
facturer in Gloversville his entire sample lines OF
Mems Kid. Dogskin Suede and Reindeer Gloves,
in all sizes and colors Some among them are
imperfect. but the imperfection is SO slight that
even an expert can scarcely detect it, All Will
be sold. beginning on Monday. at about 40 cent
ON the dollar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-03
Mattresses, Springs,
Woven Wire Beds.

tVnIn FIOOr.I
\ov. p.nortment Woven Wire Spring Beds
M. de on the premises. The only retail house in
the United States that manufacture mattresses
and woven wire spring beds. Any one can easily
See the great advantages we offer. We are the
orlg!nators of low prices on mattresses. and now
we will begin 70 quote woven wire spring beds at
1ov,er nri.es than ever heard Of before:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-03

Fine Porcelain Dinner Set, with neat
c.: C: e; : !: 6: ::: =: ::::: : !: 1898
Decorated Plates. ) H.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-10-26

For ten years Hon. saml z. Page of
Haverhiu. y. H.. has been a member and
leader in the New Hampshire Legislature,
and for twenty-five years has been that
States ablest lawyer and foremost citi-
zen, being recognized throughout New
England as a most brilliant orator and
statesman.
Everybody knows Mr. Page, and when
he tells the people everywhere to take DR..
Greene's Nervura blood and nerve remedy
to rgain their health and strength, when
he tells the weak. tired and nervous that
this wonderful medicine will make them
strong and well. all know that he means
Just what he says-that they viii be cured
If they follow his advice and take this
remedy.
IT have used DR.. Greene's Nervura
blood and nerve remedy says Mr.. Page,
land take pleasure in recommending ITS
use 10 all sufferers from any arrangement
or disturbance of the nervous system II
is peculiarly valuable as nerve tonic. ana
I can recommend 1t TO all as an excellent
tonic for the SYSTEM
other prominent and well-known people
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-10-26

>endorse and recommend DR., Greene's Ner
vura blood and nerve remedy as the great
est, best and surest cure ever dtScoVer&d
Such famous and distinguished men as
Hon. John r. Dever, Boston's most popu-
lar alderman; Hon. Chas. J. Noyes of Bos-
ton, eX-Speaker of the Massachusetts
House of Representatives Hon. 7. 5. Nc
Ginnis, of Jericho, VT, the peoples candi-
Selectmen Dorman Bridgman of Hard
wick, VT. Alderman Chas S. Crouch OF
northampton, Mass, and thousands upon
thousands Of others in public and private
life have been cured by this grand med
cine and earnestly and heartily recon-
mend all to use ii and be cured.
Heed their advice. Use DR.. Greene
Nervura blood and nerve remedy and get
we'll.
1t Is not patent medicine but the pre-
scription of the most successful living spe-
clalst in curing nervous ana chronic dis
eases DR.. Greene. of 81 West 14th ST.. New
York City. He has the largest practice II
the world. and this grand medical dlscov
cry is the result of his vast experience
The great reputation of Or. Greene is q
guarantee that his medicine will cure anC
the fact that he can be consulted by any
one at any time, free of charge, personally
or by letter gives absolute assurance OF
the beneficial action of this wonderful
medicine.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-10-26
THE GERMAN CENSUS.

Washington, October 25.-Prussia
has completed a census, and some OF the
results are given in a report to the State
Department by United States Consul
General Dekay, at Berlin. The entire
population, June II, last, was S1,491,-
2O9. an increase Of ], 535. 92S, or 31-100
per cent. since December, 1890. The
males increased 77S,051, and the females
1852. S77. In Berlin the increase Of fe-
males was especially marked, being two
and one-half times that of men. One
of the surprises Of the new census was
the small increase of Berlins popula-
ton. all the more startling owing TO tho
unprecedented increase Of Berlin for
the years between 1870 and 1890. 1t
was only 36.2SS. or 2 2-10 per cent. for
the past four and one-half years. The
census shows a continuance of Ghe
movement towards cities from the
country. in which Berlin had not her
usual share.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-10-26

Washington. October 25.-Tu @ recent
report To- the State Department United
States Consul General Dekay, at Berlin.
has depicted the grow.a OF The formid1-
be Ag7aran party in Germany. and
pointed out The menace &c h0IIs To- the
producers of Jle United States. whetl-
ar 1grlauiur.s-s or manufacturers. Of
any things that compete VITA articles
made iD Germany Wool. grain. cl--
lie. cotton. pork viii all be injur,ously
affected ll -le party succeeds I'm l-s
objects The Germans have found thl-
% keep Che army in It's best condition .t
mus- De recruited from the country
no. from the c es. which DO not Weld
as good material But the low prices
of grains and Other farm products are
driving 1e comTyme1 into cities. and
the movement, is accelerated by Inc ace
zion OF many mobiles iu Selling COM
muua lands and turning farms into
pa1C-1ns and game preserves The
grc military author'-ias have now
come 90 realize that She country must
Zoe mpde attractive and -h0- the 5mi-
grat Cn into the cities must Do SOP
ped. therefore the Agr0rians have gath
cred great strength iu the Landing and
AT lcueh The prC-ec-i9nis- bin OF Count
kauitz did not pass. they were r0- dis
Outraged and proposed 20 renew the c--
tack this winter and make &c lively for
the government.
The Consul General eIuu7rc-e he's. some
Important measures which the AgrJr-
fans have forced through already. and
sey they expect o large increase Of
strength through the surrender OK The
t-1eIic centre party when they hope
TO run things Tor themselves. They are
even prepared to- a-ack indusT,a, and
commercial Germany. and win demand
the abr0gl,iOu Of favored nation treat
ics and leE.sla-i0ns Co p7relyZa be uid-
d'cUcu OH the farms and the specula-
Tors ll the c,ces. and favor -1eir own
il.u produces dy stopping outside COM
T.-.lol. They are willing 90 sacrifice
industries built up under these treaties
in order 10 keep the young men in the
country.
An Agragian member Of the L1Bdag
W.eu ASKED. "bU- suppose tha ling Of
Prussia refuses his consent I'D this
solemo3 replied: "Th5n the Prussian
nJuse OF Representative win refuse
I'D vote Che king of Prussia his sup
p- This IS quoted 10 SHOW the Bit
l.-u-s5 OF -le all-OWiDg class iu PrUs-
sl Neither the present dudes on
Is. ..n. uor The premium on sugar, nor
tle exclusion of American IRE p meat
BEGIN 10 satisfy the demands OF Chis
party. The Consul General predicts
tha the NaLi-z pr0-ecdonist bin viii
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-10-26
THE pRouTH IN THIS STATE.

The drouth in this State and partic-
ularly in this section Of the country
continues. In the southwestern coun-
ties some rain fell a few days ago. but
is was not at all general. The South
Branch is lower than ever before in the
memory of the oldest inhabitants.
At Cumberland the wells are going
dry. cisterns have become exhausted,
ponds dried up, and some farmers have
to drive their stock long distances to
water The Potomac river is lower
here than for many years. At the ce-
ment mill below town a child could
wade across the river. The water is
very clear and bass have been biting
freely. Several four and five Founders
have been caught. Mr.. Frank E. Da-
Wis. of Baltimore, caught a couple of
fine strings the past week.-Hampshire
Review.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-10-26
HUNTING NOTES.

They kill turkeys by the wholesalc
down about Augusta. One day las
week Frank .Timbrook and John F
Tutwiler and son, c. G.. Tutwiler, Were
out together hunting turkeys. They
found a flock and Timbrook fired, kill
ing three at one shot. AS they flew ht
fired the other barrel, killing the fourtl
one. Mr.. Tutwiler and son each fire.
on the fleeing turkeys, one of them kill
ing two and the other one, making
seven turkeys in all, killed in a very
short space of time.-Hampshire Re
view.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-10-26

and thus enlarge their cOnquests be-
yond the seas.
The present vast output in this coun-
Try of iron and steel the basic elements
of all manufactures, is an earnest Of
their ability to do this without delay.
When cur iron and steel products once
gain a firm foothold in foreign markets
they VIII soon be followed by troops OF
other American manufactures, and the
United States will take its destined
place as the commercial head Of the
nations.-New York Herald.