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Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1895-12-14
THE NICARAGUA CANAL.

The Nicaragua Canal discussion
shows something tangible at last.
The Engineer Commission places
it's cost at $1O0,OO0,00O, and rec
ommends that our government I'M
dertake the work. The London
Times sent out Mr.. A. r. Colqu-
houn to report upon the enterprise,
and he expresses the opinion that
the United States government
ough: to build the canal; but he es-
Inmates the cost at$15O,OOO,OO0. At
three per cent. interest even a $780,
100000 Nicaragua Canal would cost
this country only 100000 year;
but it is not likely that the final
figures will far exceed the $780,
100000 estimate of the Engineer
Commission sent down there to re-
port. These gentlemen would
scarcely err fifty million dollars on
such a problem. They did not fin
ish their report without making the
usual allowances. IT their work is
of any value at all the error of fifty
dollars is impossible.
The United States can not afford
to let even an expenditure of six
million dollars of annual interest
charges deter us from undertaking
this great enterprise. What we
need, primarily, is to get nearer to
our South American and Central
neighbors. Business for
the canal when completed will come.
Traffic now going even from Europe
through the Suez canal can not
help being diverted through this
shorter, safer and more economical
route, instead of through the Red
sea, the Indian ocean and the ter
rible region of Gains and cyclones.
Congress has no right to delay this
great international enterprise day
longer than is absolutely necessary.
While we are bordering whether
we ought to invest so much as a
hundred million or a hundred and
fifty million dollars on water way
that will cut through from the At
lantic to the Pacific, the French are
talking of the very costly project of
connecting the Mediterranean With
the Bay of Biscay by a canal across
France. This canal would require
fortified entrances, and, since it
would largely be undertaken for
strategic purposes, it is urged that
a better expenditure of the vast
sum needed could be made in fur
nishing larger heet.-New York
Sun.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1895-12-14
At The WIG. & S. Of S.

DR.. Nelson returned from Seattle
Thursday.
The girls are moving into their
new quarters today.
Frank McReynolds made one of
his regular calls at the dormitory
Saturday.
Rev. Spaulding, of Spokane, will
address the college students Sunday
p. m. in the chapel.
Pres. Bryan leaves for Seattle to-
day where he will speak before the
institute next week.
The administration building is
decorated each day with a large
star spangled banner.
A new class in agriculture, of
about dozen members, has been
organized under Prof. Spillman.
Prof. Balmer left for Walla Walla
Thursday, where he will speak on
horticulture before the convention
of fruit growers.
The Columbian literary enter
tainment was witnessed by half
dozen young men from the Univer
sity of Idaho, last Friday evening.
Prof. Balmer is making good use
of this thawing weather by filling
up the steam pipe bitches that
cross the campus in different places.
Sunday evening at the Congre-
gational church, Rev. Farquhar will
preach an especial sermon to stu
dents. Subject, "Searching for
Honey"
J. I. Hubbard, of the public school
staff, is now stopping at the dormi-
tory, the cause being that he is TAX
ing a special course in English, and
his class recites at six in the even
ing.
Sugar beets in the western part
Of the state are trying to set the
pace for those in other parts, as
lot recently received by Prof Full
mer, when tested, averaged 10 per
cent, pure sugar. The sample was
from Fairhaven.
Denton Crow was compelled to
go home Monday, failing eyesight
obliging him to give up his studies
for a while. We are sorry to lose
him, as he is one of the boys who
had the right kind of push in his
studies. All hope for his rapid
recovery and return to the college.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1895-12-14
for Infants and Children.

"Castoria is so well adapted to children that
recommend it as superior to any prescription
known to me- H. A. ARcHKn, Il. d.,
III So. oxford Ct, Brooklyn, n. Y.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1895-12-14

Seld by druggists generally, price Csc boz
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-18

HrdrRrtdH
Tho volume OF ,raio shows falling
of compared with Inst week, und tho
tono OF vnlucs 10 only fairly maintained
as fur as domestic woods arc concerned.
Tho distribution OF Australian woods
continues FREQ. those making worry strong
competition against domestic ilcOcos.
A cargo OF over 1000 bales wns received
In boston tho past week from Mol.
bourne direct, but about loo bales
woro imported on Canadian account.
Manufacturers OF dress woolons Rto pro.
pairing TALL samples. and using In mnny
cnaes Australian woods aa mixture with
domestic. Until they begin to got or
doris. however. thoy will not DO disposed
to buy much wool, aud this Ia notice.
nble In tho trade. Mills employed on
mons woar woolens nro busy mud using
up considerable wool. Ohio ilcoces arc
dull, but recent liberal salos at low
prices have broken stocks to II groat OK
tent For NN Ohio sales arc quoted 10
low as lGc, and about lGAc is the gen.
oral price. with XN mud abovu at lie.
Medium woods arc steady, whilo pulled
woods arc meeting with more inquiry.
Territory woods are qulc. and rather
weak In price.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-18

Lightning Hot drops Ia certainly n
grand thing to have in the houae. 1t
Is u pleasant remedy to use, and ia Won
deriully effective in all tho minor ills OF
man and beast. 1t is always ready for
external and internal use, and when
awcetoncd tho little folks like it. And
1t affords such quick and complete TO-
lease from the pain and misery OF
wounds and acnte disorders and all sor,s
OF aches aud pains that after we have
once got acquainted with its work We
buy it again and again.
There is nothing lust like iror "just
as good" made. Lightning Hot Drops
stands alone and uuappronchable as au
internal remedy and pain destroyer. So
don't DO coaxed into buying something
else when you have asked for Light
ming Hot Drops, you'll regret it il you
do. The SOC. size holds =! times as
much as 25c. size and both sizes are
worth great deal more than the price
askcd.
Lightning Hot Drops cures Ia grippe
and breaks no bad cold.
Mr.. Ira Z. Brown. OF Enon, Ky, writes:
Last February my father was kicked
in the temple by n mule. aud we all
thought him dead; sen. for doctor.
and when no arrived l was applying
Lightning Hot Drops TO my fathers
wounded temple and head. Tho doctor,
alter an examination. said hc could do
nothing for my father. but advised us
TO continue bathing him freely with
Lightning Hot Drops. We did SO; my
father coon regaincd his sonses, and is
now entirely well. We only applied
three 25.cent bottles. consider Light.
ming Hot Drops a mos. powerful and
efficient preparation"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-18

"PEEHArs YOU would not think so. but
q very large proportion OF diseases in
New York comes from carelessncss
about catching cold" says DR.. Cyrus
Edison. ut Ia such simple thing and
so common that very few people, uu-
less it is case OF pneumonia. pay any
attention to cold. There are great
many cases o! catarrh and consumption
which have their origin in this neglect
OF the simplost precau.ion OF every day
life. The most scnsible advice is. when
YOU have one, get rid OF 1t as coon as
possible. BY all means do not neglect
it," DR.. Edison does not tell you how
to cure cold. but We will. Take
Chambcrlain's Cough Remedy. It will
relieve tho lungs, aid expccsorntion,
open tho socrclions and soon effect n
permanent cure. % and 50 cont bottles
for sale by Charles K. Goethe, Will ".
Irwin, John klari. Wm. i. Williams. c.
Menkcmollor. Vim. II. Hague. ii. c.
Stewart, A. T. Schccle, J. Coleman, q.
Schnopi, VIM. Mcnkomeller, Wheeling,
W. VA Bowio & Co.. Bridgeport; u. +.
Peabody & Son, Benwood.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-18
FINANCE AND TltADE.
Tho Features OF tho Moncy und Stock
Markets..

A"o f"htutes OF tho Mohcy nhh STOCK
MurkrtL
NV ioRH, March lG.-Money OH call nom
inHlly At ~ per cent Primo mercantile paper
G'aajHpcr cent. sterling exchange quiet but
finn. with actual buSincSs In bankers bills ut
ab9iOi by for demand and 81 sal $50 for
sixty days Posted rates, g. SSSai % COmmcr'
tInl bills. 81 sni S74, silver certificates. 6jGc;
no salOs. liar silver. Gl3sc. Mexican dollars.
llIc. Tho total sales Of stocks today weru 3D.
3O1 shntUs.
Tho shGro speculation w9t fairly active for
SATURDAY and generally irtOR In tone. the I'M
rroHumcnt being for tho short account, although
thctd WerI sdtHJ rnn0ta thai The room finders
were buying Tor u rsc, The market OPENED In
good tone. ani while there werO declines oil
some shhTes the trend of prices was mostly IN
The direction Of higher Figures. III thu late
dealings there was some TOalIlng. but the mar
knL closed fairly steady at pretty gcncnl ul.
vance On The day OF SnlJi per cent the latter,
Hooking Coal; ~ IN Cotton Oil, DO preferred,
New Jersey alh Sew York Central. lMy state
"as Is down " per cent. sugar Rui Reading *,
aud lew other shhgt, u ruisll fraction.
The bond market was active to-day. tho total
sales being sIGJ0O. The dealings nj tulcs were
Irregular, but tho closing trading was marked
by considerable strength IN theACtIve issues.
Government bombs GtuL
State bonds dull,
Railroad bonds strong
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-18

Ben, four or five eggs. add two cup.
fuls milk or cream; stir well. Pour tho
onolet into Il buttcred pudding dish ;
bake as you would Cus,ard. till firm.
When done invert on hot plate.
Serve at once.
There is blu. Quo way TO ensure cour-
tcsy and reiinements in manner for
children-through the home life; and
this means many lessons in patience
and selt.con.rol for tho parents rs well
as the children.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-18

London-At the wool auction sales to-day,
l20i, bales were offered. OF which 800 were
withdrawn. There wn'H good assortment AMI
the bidding brisk Prices continue hardening.
Tho continent bought mrrinOs freely and Amer.
leans putchascdn few. Following are the sales
In detail:
New South Wo,os-2,O75 bales; secured 9dals
"a greasy 5tIaSEd.
Queensland bales; secured 9>sdnls I'D;
greasy isini0d.
V!c,otia-3;9Ii bales; secured 5t.dals Id;
greasy a1,alOHd.
south Aus.talia-i,%6 bales; secured lOda
Is I'd; grcnsy ibvhSl.
Now Lcnand-02i bales; greasy 5ag,,d
Chpc Of Good Hope nnd Nntnl-7Ol bales:
secured TIsiniS 2I,d: greasy ihn'hd.
Tho imports for the week were 1910 bales.
No" rorI-wool steady; domestic fleece IGa
2Sc pulled l9a2ic
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-18

pliahcd through energetic action on tho
part Of reorganization committees. II,
Is to DO hoped thut similar enterprise
will be Infused into tho Atchison,
Northern Pacific. Union PnciAc aud
Reading committees 40 that tho country
eau dorvo the advantages that will
como from those properties being 70.
constructed aud ugoIn put OH thcir foot.
llESnY CLgws,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-18

Fall Eivnr, MnHs.-Ihc PRINT cloth market
began tho week dull. with buycra offering 2!.c
md not very anxious TO buy. Manufacturers do.
cl!ncd to sell a. Tint price. The cotWn market
atcly The oiIcct wns iclt IN tho cloth market
Whatever tho cause Of the advance In cotton.
buyers evidently beloved TINT cloth wns us low
rs II would got. They begun calling for goods
at 27.l6c aud tho dcinnnd WAS fnirly wolf mot.
The inquiry Inns been almost exclusively for
odds. Tho lnnrkot Is now stondy Mt 7.iGc, with
no chance Of drop for the present and some
piOmiSr NJ M advance. The tntpl EnlcS w"iO
arser thnn the pro iuction, a'pOts figured only
moderately IN ihrtnics
New yorh-AsIdc from mail mud telegraph
orders tho demand NJ commission merchants
was confined to brown cottous Of which fair gu.
gngClnun,s were nude at ~ advance. ScuSou.
nbc spGcInltcs were III request, especially dress
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-18

Be sure and usc tina. old and woll.triod
remedy, Mus. WISsIow' SoornISG SYRUP
for children tec,hing. It soothos tho
child, soitons tho gums. allnys all pain.
cures wind collie and ia the best rome.
dy for dinrrhGa. Twenty-Five cents Il
bottle. MwFaw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-18

E. NULry, OF St Paul, MIMI, writes:
"Wns confined to bod for three weeks.
doctors could do INC no good; Japanese
PHO euro entirely cured mo-" Charles
K. Gostxo and W. w. Irwin.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-18

ChlcnEG-Tho cn,lls market was quiet anil
unchanged. StCch sold from sJyy TO 81 81; COWS
mud bulls 81 JOal 90. ami TGTHia 9! IONS o. Hogs
fairly nCtIvr mud strady, Sulrs of heavy hogs
were GENERALLY NJ siJOni q. aud light weights
Sis Of 81 75ni 70 Tor poor to extra sheen nn 81 in
go Tor lambs kccrpls.HCR 80 head; calves,
lOhcad hogs, ljO0d head: sheep. 2,OtO head,
Ent iLhrriy-Cattle firm at Unchanged
prices Hogs StCHdy nnh unchanged Sheep
steady; oxtrh 81 !0ni TO- good 81 sOai %; common
10 fair AlnbI e. GOaf 50.
Cincinnnti-llOgs active Gud strong nj 81 GOA
49,; receipts 400 head; shipments 100 head.
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pG.7 2onnsylvanin STATIONS
[AIEgnnSyIVdnid LINES.


riCNET OFFICES At rF:;SGrivASh STATION os
WATER ST, ruor Of ELEVENTH ST, WHEELING.
At NcLURR llOuEr. WHEELING, AND At TUS
PENNSYLVANIA STATION. ijHIpurroHr.
SOUTHWEST SvsrrJ-"pAS ULSnIE Eourr."
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-18

BREAEFAsT-0atmcal. Hash. Baked
Omolot Graham Muilins. Slowed APP.
ricots. Milk crackers. Coffee.
DINSEn - Boiled ham. Potatoes.
Slowed white beans. Tomato catsup.
Celery. White and graham broad. APP
pie pie. Choose.
SuppER-Milk toast Broad and but.
ter. Canned berries. CakG- Tea.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-18
FINANCIAL REVIEW.
Horny Clows' Woelsly Rsvlow OF
tho Now York Stock Market.
GENERAL CONDITIONS IMPROVED

Since tho hdiournmont OF Congress.
Tho International Slivor Conference
Viewed With lndinnrenon Dy tho
silver MininG intorcsts--Tho Object
ofThcir Activity ~ TO socnro nu In
oronso in tho Price of Tholr Pro.
duet,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-18

DoS'r neglect thu, cough, it leads to
consumption. One Minute Cough Cure
possesses a double vr,uc. 1t cures and
cures quickly. Logan Drug Co., Wheel.
ing, ". Va, and BowiO * Co.. Bridge.
port, o.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-18
RAILROADS,

aIIlII5I H. ILL., -'S' p LII. daily
Grafton Express. 1870 A.ln.. Monday only.
Washington City Express, 1910 Il Ill. daily ev.
ccp. Monday.
Cumberland Accommodation. $50 a IN. daily
except sunday.
Grafton Accommodation. 30 y. IN, daiiy.
MoGndsville Accommodation. ll:S0 u. IN. and
GOO y. IN. except sunday. and il:0) p. NJ, Satur.
day only
ARRIVE
From New York. Philadelphia aud Baltimore.
Washington City Express. 500 ,. M. daily, OK.
ccpt Monday.
Cumberland Accommodation. 10 p m, ex.
crpI sunday
timitSu Accommodation. lO:i5 A. IN. dally
Grafton Express. j:uJ p. NJ, Monday only.
Mouudsrille Accommodation. $50 4. m. eI-
ccpl sunday: lGij n IN. daily, l2.i5 and 80
PIN. except sunday and 10 pm. Saturday only.
TRANS OHIO DIVISION.
For Columbus nnd Chicago, 7GJ and loI5 a
IN. daily and I'll! =. Ill. daily.
Columbus nad Cincinnati Express. l0:lI IN.
daily. ll:iJ p: IN. daily. except Saturday, and
10 IL III, sunday only.
SnndGSkv MHislD:li A. III, daily.
Newark Accommodation. I:ia .. NJ. daily.
s. CIniEsvlllc Accommodation. lO:lj d IN. aud
Il!p IL. except sunday.
ARRIVE
Chicago Express. 2:3ja. IN. and 53J ?. N. daily
and ll,3i n. IN. daily,
Cincinnati Express. 500 a. III, and 5:Sj p. H.
daily.
SlnduSiv Nail. G3j y. III. daily.
Newark Accommodation. LISA H., daily.
st Cla.rvillc Accommodation. li:jj L In. au1
30 T. N, daily. except Sunday.
WHEELING < PITTSBURGH DIVISION
For Pittsburgh. 800 and 80 a. H.. and 5:iI r.
IN. daily: aud i:30 2. IN, daily. except Sunday
For Pittsburgh and the east, sos u. IL aud S;ii
p. IN. daily.
Washington Accommodation. SOD p. N. daily.
except sunday.
AREIyE
from Pittsburgh. 1910 a IN. Rud6:iO p. m daily.
ll3:O p. IN, daily, except Saturday. 1875 y.
H., except Sunday. and 2:2j n, H.. Sunday only.
Washington Accommodatioa,Sl0 II IN, dally.
eSrcut SUNDAY
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-18
HOUSEHOLD HINTS.

TUESDAY. March 10.
Life Inns It's hopes fulfilled:
Its glad irultioLs: It's bleN answered prayer
lSApOnE GILBERT JEpiEGY,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-18

All Trains daily, except Sunday.
J. T.. TERRY.
General Freight aud Passenger Agent
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-18

WV"NIV IITWN NTWT"W"HT.
New fnrk-Thc weekly bank statement
shows the following changes;
hc'FN' 0,lSyhD
Loans. decrease. ,,,,,,,,,,,, GII 100
Specie, IncreAsc, ,,,,,, iilGlu
Legal tenders. decrease ................,. 7gOTthO
pcPotIb gfi,iOI
IirCuIhtioh. ihctcGsea,....,....,., lS!UJ
The banks now hold Sl7,59s.775 In excess Of the
requirements OF the y pCr cent rule.
Metals.
New Sork-r.g INN weak; Scotch sl1 Ghal 20;
American g. 5oni2 20. topper strahyi brokers
price 9Ec Lead firm; brokers price g o. Tin
plates dull.
Petroleum.
New Ynrk-petrOcum strong and higher:
FenhSylynnin oil. sales none; April option sales
none; closed al 81 bid.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-18

DIRECTORS:
J. y Yaurs George Z. Slrel
J. ". BrOwiL William Elllnrha,n
John Frew. A. ". Kelley
John WaterhoISe ". + Stone
". II. Prank
Drafts issued on England. irulaul. seotlaal
and all po!uta in Europe.
|. T. SANDS. Cashier.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-18
RAILWAY TIME CARD.

Arrival hlll departure o. trdnt On nni alter
lnnnntyG 1904 EXrrASArtoS ~ RErEncYCr
MAnNsi 'DailE lDully, except SUNDAY; iDaily.
except SATURDAY.: 'Dnily. except Mnn,lhy; ;Srn.
days ONLY Mondays only; sSl,uftlays only.
Eastern standard Time. ''
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Wheeling & Elm Grove Railroad.

will run rs follows. city time:
LEAVE WHEELING LEAVE ELM grove,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-12-11
sPAIN's sew TROUBLE.

The announcement that Porto Rico
IL ali probability will Join Cuba 10 this
nsurre5tion against 5piiu is now
made. Il appesrs TO be tbs next mum
ber NJ the great pro ram prepared by
the leaders OF the Cubsn revolution,
and that II IL about 10 be carried out
proves beyoni n doubt that the Cuban
rising 40 far has btsn successful, not.
withdrawing all OH ciAl reports to the
contrary.
The insurgents commenced their
struggle with ill.drilled and badly
squipped soldiers, without money and
almost without modern arm. They
had 20 organization to speak OF anu
no resources, aud yet they have held
out against the army Of the mother.
country and gained ground inch by
inch. They have forced Spain 10 send
relnforoements repeatedly untll the
army at home has become 40 reduced
AZ 10 threaten the safety OF the
NuhhAAlH huA W hbANuN hlliloht
In order to carry on the war. And
now With the fac, demonstrated that
handful Of patriots can hold their own
In the apparently unequal struggle,
smother dependency IL about TO rise
and strike blow for the common
cause. IL looks as Tit would be good
policy Tor Spain 10 give up her West
Indian possessions as gracefully ~ pos.
siblo.
Porto Rico IL a little island, one Of
the Great Antilles, about n hundred
miles from east TO west aud forty miles
from north 10 south. fts area Ia not
quite 5000 square miles, and II has q
population OF between six and seven
hundred thousand. IL is one OF the
most healthy and fertile OF the Yves,
Indian islands, aud would undou btej.
ly under rational government be.
come comparatively wealthy country.
The grievances Of the people are
similar 10 those Of tho Cubans, nearly
all the resources Of tho island being
monopoliEsd by foreigners, while tbs
natives are kept In poverty and = stat,
Of subjugAIion.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-12-11

lty has given him encouragement or
greeting; his invitations T. lecture have
been few and from obscure sources;
neither halls nor private houses have
been thrown open at his approach; HE
reception, In a word, has been cool 10
the most frlgid sense Of the werj.
All this IL exactly ~ 1t should be.
America Is great, hs he says; too groat
to was,e notice upon such llttleness a.
HE. Even those whom be you'd ex-
coriaio are too sensible TO dignity him
with controversy. 30 far from
getllrg the American people to en-.
gage in a quarrel against the jews,
he cannot even arouse the anlag'
onism Of the American Jews them
selvss. with not single element OF
the foundation that some found for
attacking tho Catholic church, his
path ia = stony and frosty one. The A.
T.. A. movement, like the burning
candle, grows shorter the longer It
stands; the anti.Jewish crusade Whloh
is 30 dear to bic heart, cannot be kir.
died at al.
Dr. AhlwArdt might "a well 20 home
before bis fame IL altogether extin-
gulshed. He will not add anything to
It by remaining In America. The class
which he may DO able to prescribe In
Germany arc esteemed a. law.ablding
and worthy citizens here; nSbsiy
wants to worry or expel them. They
happen TO have one national trait that
may DO sincerely recommended 10 Dr.
Ahlwardt and upstart trouble.breeders
Of bis olass, no matter whence or when
they come. they mind their own busl-
ness. A little Of this same jewish
shrewdnsss, II adopted early into the
gentleman's practice, may save him
much humiliation that will otherwise
await him.
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HIS BIGOTRY NOT WELCOME,

II must DO no lees qualification TO
all believers In the doctrine OF Amefl.
can equality than a disappointment 10
all bigoted hslers Of race, religion or
class, to notice tho reception accorded
In the United States TO the noted Jew.
batter, Or. Ahlwardt OF Germany
Whatever reputation this visitor may
enjoy on this side OF tho globe 10 due
to his record IN the line OF persecution
OF and hostility TO tho "ohosen race. {"
That alone prompted him to pay us
visit he had heard, he says, that
America was great country; he To-.
celyed invitations 70 come and lecture;
he saw that the field was promising
for his peculiar kind OF effort, aud he
determined to come and see for him.
self.
Well, he came, and no doubt he haz
sufficiently seen that he hiss entered
the wrong pew. A few OF his oouu.
lrymen have tried to make his welcome
as cordial aB they could, but the great
masses Of tho people either know OF
care nothing about him and hi,
crusade, or express contempt for him
aud with extra heArtlness. No news
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