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The advocate., 1895-07-24

the sixth amendment TO che federal OOnsti-
sutton, which pFescEibes thab sin all Grim
inal proceedings Che accused shall enjoy q
speedy and public tEisl by an impartial
inEy; = 10 be confronted by the
Witnesses against him; to have compulsory
process for obtaining any witnesses in
his favor, and TO have the assistance of
counsel for his Defense" IS is manifest
that the citizen Of Charleston had none Of
these. II would seem that his rights, as
given 70 him by the constitution Of the
country, have been Asgransly tFampled
upon.
Mr.. ]. B. Stimton in q recent number of
the Political Science Quarterly, deals in a
mastery manner with this tendency ON Che
part Of the courts TO uSuEp powers not be-
longing 10 Them. He FeOounts the Incl
dents following the great Pullman strike q
year ago, where Eugene V. Debs and ssso-
Ciates were sentenced 20 prison without
trial by jury, although he mentions no
names, and furthermore says
1--WE have seen more; we have seen our
courts, nos eOnteDt with ordering all the
world what not TO do, order at a word the
10000 or 10000 employees of q railroad Sys-
tenn TO carry out, each and every, the def
mite or indefinite duties Of their employ
ment as directed by any Of their superior
officers, or by receivers of Che courts them
selves, 80 that for any failure or omission
OK merely negative act on the part Of one
Of these employees, he may be summSrily
brought into court and punished, either at
that time or later, as the court may find
leisure 10 sentence or it's attorneys TO flle
complaints"
These are suggestive facts and 10 is not
surprising that there is a growing feeling
Of hostility TO such processes of law, which
are evidently as unconstitutional ss they
are unjust and unOalled for. Five CenSu-
ries ago similar government by the judi
Oisry was carried on in England, but for
300 years 10 has been "a forgotten quantity.
It's revival in land like free America is as
surprising az it is unnecessary.
The advocate., 1895-07-24

Germ TO humbug the press in order
that the press should humbug the
people. The policy Of that portion
of the press is the policy of delib-
crate and willful deception, and it is
pursued with all the persistency and
cunning Of the experienced expert.
How many more Of the stories of
voluntary increase Of wages are
fakes? Is there any more reason to
believe any of them than tn ere was
to believe thus one? In the case Of the
Carnegie concern, inquiry developed
the fact that wages had been raised
10 per cent. and rents from 30 to so
per cent, Who knows what inquiry
among the men who earn the wages"
in other concerns might develop7
Perhaps the facts may come IN by
freight some day. II is quite cer-
tain that they will not come through
the old party press.
The advocate., 1895-07-24
NO SINGLE PLANK FOB THEN.

The following is the platform
adopted by the Populist state con-
Vention Of Pennsylvania July 4.
Pennsylvania POpulists not only
swallow the whole Omaha platform,
but they add several other things of
Importance, not the least of which
relates to the unlawful imprisonment
OF Eugene V. Debs:
We, Che members Of the Peoples party Of
Pennsylvania, in convention assembled ON
the One Hundred and Eighteenth Anniver-
ssry Of our Independence, do set forth the
following declaration Of principles of she
Peoples party Of Pennsylvania, and ask
the careful consideration Of the people:
Resolved, Thas we indorse the Omaha
platform.
That we condemn the action Of the recent
vicious and corrupt legislature in creating
great numbers of new Offices and increasing
the salaries of others till the aggregate
amounts TO nearly / million dollars annu-
ally.
We condemn the policy of the democratic
and republican parties in our national gov
eminent in bonding the nation in time Of
peace.
We demand a material reduction in the
salaries Of county, state and national Of
flceHs.
We demand proportional representation
and cumulative voting
We demand direct legislation by the peo-
pie, through the initiative and referendum,
TO be applied TO all national, state and mu-
niOipsl affairs.
We demand that the state control the
manufacture and sale Of liquor.
We demand the equal rights of women
with politically, socially and sOOnom-
iCally.
We denounOe Rs revolutionary the action
Of the United States court in sending Hon.
Eugene V. Debs and his associates TO prison
without trial by jury.
We denounCe the late decision of the
United States supreme court on the income
tax.
We demand state tax Of 10 per cent.
upon all future contracts, made payable in
gold, TO be paid by the holder.
The advocate., 1895-07-24
1T Is A FRAUD.

One of the items which has ocou-
Cupied a very conspicuous place in
the columns OF the prosperity hoWlers
recently ls the statement that Pull
man has voluntarily advanced the
wages of his employees; and, assum-
ing the statement to be a fact, the
daily press has been pointing with
pride to this unselfish act Of a great
corporation as sffording proof that
recent public criticisms of il are un-
just.
The Chicago Chronicle has been
investigating the subject aud pro-
nounces it a fraud, It says:
Inquiry among the men who earn the
wages demonstrates that there has been no
"Eaise." Az least the people who draw pay
have not found thOir checks bigger or Sheir
pay envelopes heavier.
II is singular that even for three or four
days the Pullman concern could humbug
the press OF Chicago. Nobody who has had
opportunity 10 study che methods Of that
corporation could attach importance to the
assertion that il had voluntarily inOreaed
the wages Of it's employees. Philanthropy
is no part Of the Pullman code Of business,
nor even is justice. Wages once lowered
never increase. The hand Of Pullman is
against every man-that is against society,
and il is not eEtravaganb to say that society
Is coming 70 raise its hand against Pull
man.
So il turns out that the story of
the advance in wages at Pullman Is a
fake. The Chronicle thinks it is sim
gular that the Pullman concern could
humbug the press Of Chicago even
for three or four days. The fact is
the greater part Of the press Of CHI
ssgo is the mere instrument Of such
frauds as the pullman concern" for
humbugging the people, and il was
not necessary for the pullman con.
The advocate., 1895-07-24

The LeWelling administration fOisted
upon Kansas the most Villainous and sys-
tematiC public thieverT at our public in
stitutiOns ever known outside the Tweed
ring in Tammsny when democracy held
sway in New York,-AtOhison Champion,
July 16.
Now, If that Is true, what must be
the character of the managers of
these institutions under the present
business Administrations Every
solitary one of these institutions
shows an increase in expenditures
over the corresponding period under
the LeWelling administration. If
the former managers were such Rc-
complished thieves, what must the
present managers be?
The advocate., 1895-07-24

It is wonderful the amount of in
terest manifested by the Sound
money" crowd in the wage standard.
They wouldn't have the wsge-earner
paid in so cent dollars for anything.
OF course this is pure, disinterested
philanthropy on their part. They
have no interest in gold monometal-
lism only as they fear it will affect
the wsge'esrner. Here is patriotism
for you!
The advocate., 1895-07-24
POPULISM IN COLORADO.

One would naturally suppose, if
the free coinage of silver is the over
shsdowing issue before the country,
that the people of the silver mining
states, above all others, would be
aware Of it and most interested
10 pushing it to the front. 1t
is a significant fact, however, that
they seem to attach the least i'm
portanCe to it. Elswhere in this
issue will be found an address issued
by the Populist executive committee
of Arspshoe county, Colorado, which
makes very lively reading for these
hot July days, and which expresses
the Colorado idea OF the questions
that are foremost in Importance in
the impending political contest.
After reading this address the
reader will no longer wonder why
Senators Stewart and Jones, Repre-.
sentatives Bland and Bryan, Major
Warner and all the great single
plank free silver sgitators, instead of
going into the Eastern gold.bug
states to make free silver speeches,
have headed straight for Colorado.
II is a poor recommendation for the
single plank platform to see Popu-
lists of the great silver producing
state Of Colorado lay so little stress
upon proposed financial reforms and
30 much upon the others that single
plank Populists want to drop out of
sight altogether IN the hope OF win
ming an election. The trouble with
the single plank men is that they
measure all Populists by their own
standard, evidently believing that
one idea has brought them all into
the party. The fact is the party
is made up of men who have
different hobbies, if you choose to
describe their ideas 10 this way, and
have united with the party because
its platform embraces demands for
the reforms which they severally
deem most important. Drop plank
from the platform and, with it you
will drop from the party the men
who cams into it on account
of that plank; and in this way you
can totally disOrgsnize the party into
multitude of political factions.
The only safe course Is to push the
whole column forward and stop this
nonsense about unloading issues"
The advocate., 1895-07-24

THE wheat gamblers have had a
great time selling wind at from IS to
so cents per bushel when there was
little OF no wheat to sell. Now that
the new crop is soon to come upon
the market the price of wind as
well as of wheat is on the decline.
How much benefit will American
farmers realize from the recent rise
in pncei
The advocate., 1895-07-24
GOVERNMENT BY INJUNCTION.

49, f&NAAAA@AVAI 4AA NAgWs --@AS
assumption by che courts OF uncon-
stitutlonal prerogatives, The silence Of
the press upon che subject and the
peaceful aCquiesCence Of the people,
constitute the most alarming fea.
tures Of the rapid growth and COM
plete supremacy Of aristocrRcy in
America. The most arbitrary exer-
else Of this unwarranted Judicial au-
thority in the case of che American
Railway union failed to call forth q
single protest from the old party
press, and il is not likely that any
protest would be uttered so long as
this government by injunction
should be limited to Workingmen
and tramps,
Evidently the judi cisry Of South
Carolina has recently made a mis-
take in applying this injunction pro-
cess to liquor dealers. That is
touching the sristocracy in q tender
spot. How can either Of the great
parties that are SO faithfully guard
ing the interests Of sristocrscy OK
pect to succeed without the liquor
votes How can the political pendulum
be made to swing back and forth from
one Of these parties to the other
when il is necessary in order to
quiet the public discomfort without
the influence of the liquor
power and the vote it controlsG
South Carolina judges ought to
know better than to undertake gov
eminent by Injunction in liquor
cases. II will raise an everlasting
howl that will attract public stten-
tion to the scheme. The Kansas
City World of July Is, shows what
the effect may be. The World IN
commenting upon this revival of the
English system Of five centuries ago
incidentally refers to the case Of Mr..
Debs. Why this case has escaped
attention until it is suggested by the
application of the system to liquor
dealer is not clear; still we are CRATE
full that something has occurred to
call attention to the usurpation.
OF course the liquor dealer o.
South Carolina is entitled to thu
same right Of legal trial that belong
10 any other citizen; but he has NJ
monopoly Of that right. If this ex
tension OF government by injunction
serves more effectuRlly to call stten-
tion to the danger, it is fortunate
that il has occurred. Here is whs
the World says:
Government by injunction is getting Il
be more than fanoiful complaint. Tn,
latest judicial authority 20 lnCarOerate per
sons without due process Of law is lOO2tet
in South Carolina where citizen was 40
oussd Of illegally selling liquor. SeVera
lQucr dealers had been served with notice
OF injunction, restraining them from
further violations Of bhe state dispensarl
law. Two Of these dealers, on the SfadAvib
Of q Charleston policeman that they ha'
continued 10 sell liquor, were summoned
before Che court TO show cause why the!
.ho,,lA vok ha vn,,niahad for conkamnk On,
The advocate., 1895-07-24

Get up q club foy the ADVOCATE and
gat : copy fEee
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-06-19
Jm flu6 e%rtrunfen.
Gin Boot nit 5wei Jnfafen pom etnemDa
pier iiberfahren.-Der matroie Simpion
fnoet feinen Goo.

Gin Gnbe nit @6reden nabm Montae
Na6mtttag gegen 3 ubr cine 8oDtfabrt,
pelde Der Matrofe Gbas, Simpion, Sal
feb nabe prattitraBe tpobnbaft, nit ieinem
sSreunoe McGanleb bon go. 205 q. 9reenz
5traBe, auf Dem Sluffe u%rternahm. Sic
trieben ungefdbr in Der Mitte bes SluKes
8ptf9en Chicago Nbe. unb Superior Ctr,
als ibr Boot bon benz Der 8b0nir @tpne
Company gebDrtgen 9ampf6oot rWeIcome1,
Capt. Sames Opnnelp, go. So 2~aurence1tr.,
bei1en 9erannaben ite gu fpdt bemerft bat=
ten, I'm ausbiegen gu f0nnen; iiberfdbren
tpurbe. Die Snfdfen berfubten, fi9 bur1
@9lpimmen gu retten urb es gela1lg Mlcz
Ganlep audi, fi9 10 LANCE iber MaIfer gu
balten, Bis Der Gbtcago NDe. z8~riieenlpdrter,
geter Getfe, Der auf bas @ef9ret Der perz
5petfelt NIT ben 5lutbeu &dmpfenoen in
etnem SABINE gu ibrer Gettung 6erbeteilte,
i'm benz nafen @lemente entrib. @impz
ion, pelden bic &rdfte berlaTen bdtten,
iant bor ben Nugen elmer groben 3uf9auerz
menge unb als ct ipieber auftau6te, mar
er cine Qei9e. Ser Sobte tpurbe beraasz
geftfbt unb na9 Nolfton's Morgue, yp.
II Nbams Ctr, gef9afft, Somes Oonne=
lep, Der @apitdn, unb SSanes MaboneD, Der
9teuermann bes vWe1come" purbsn in Der
Sft G6icago Nbe. zgoli5eiitation etngsto6t,
Inn ben gprpners= ecSnque1t a%b3utparttn.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-06-19
Gin OFFER Der IroIlevs.

Die neue Sro[epsBabn an Der @eogfpif
Ctr. tit erf tpentge Sage i'm 8etrieb, aber
iie tat bereits ibr critics blutigeS Spfer gez
forbcrl. Oils Der 3idhrtge Wa1ter ,So9n>
ion 5onntag in bergGbe berNobnang ieiner
@ltern, go. 100 Ot G6tcqqo MDe., bic
GtraBe freu5en poute, .tpuroe ct oon Der
eletilifdsn Gar go. 1873 umgeranrt rno
iGlper Derlebt 3ur @eite ge19leubert. Dos
arme Sinh erlttt einen 8ru9 bes ttnfc1
Sdiifelbeins, f6nere GontuI ionen IN Der
ltnfcn9iifteu me6rereQGunoen am&opf. IS
purbe na9 Der Wobnung 1einer Gltern gez
f6afft. Der ben tletnen Oulber Jebdnz
oelaoe ar5t bat pentg 9oFfnung, i'm all
2ebSn erbdlten 5u t0nrer. Der Mptprmdnu
beg Megens, tpel6er bas unbei1 anrt1tete,
betbt Nhlis uno Der gDnbufteur GnqGerq.
Die ppli5ei fano es nidt Der Mii6e lpertb,
Die betoen 2eute f%eTt5u9alten.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-06-19
Selbftn1or6.

Gdmftdg Morgen t1r3 bor 4 l1br fan5 Ter
Poli3iif &enbrid i'm MaIbiugton Yqrt an
Der &reu8ung Der 8ernpn Qoe. uno 60, Ctr
bic Seid)e zines etDa 40Sabre alten Wanues,
Der it9 bur1 einen @6uB bur9 Die 8ritft
entlstbt Bate. Die Qetde, an bsr auBer
Der photographic elmer Srau uno .einem
50. Srtpp" ge3ei9neten SaI9entu9 ltiGts
gefunoen tDuroe, 'tpurbe nan Golitons
Worgue an Der Safe Nbe, gef9afft, mo- iie
ipGter als bic bes 8Gf9eretbeFBer5 s.
Sripp bon go. 321O QaGqIe ctr. ibertis
ft3irt tpuroe. &lem NnT6ein nad if 5ripp
our9 finan3tele 59nierisfeiten, - fem
9ef9dft ging in lebter ,3ett febr T9le9t =
in ben Sob getrieben porber.,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-06-19
Sredes R~aubsefinosI.
Der Wirth patrid O'Gonnor feiner ean3en
y Saarfdaft beroubt. - Sonfiee
"c. Raubanfdue.

Mebrere Detectives Ser %. etraben=qo<
li5eiftatton fu9en gegenpdrtig na9 ben
StrDl9en, bic in Der pergangenen Na6t ben
S9anfpirtb patrid S'GDnnor bon &c..
1856 5tpetmal in feinem eigenen 2ofal be-
ra1bten. .
Sonntag borMitterna9t betraten bic bret
3temli9 elegant gefleibeten &erle bte Wirt6=
19aft S'Gonnor's, unb pG6reno 3pet ben
alein antpefenben Mtrt6 NIT pprgebaltenen
&epolbern in S9a6 btelten, ~pliinberte Der
Orttte bic &affe, porauf bann bas rdubez
rif9e Srto NIT Der ungefdbr $50 betragena
ben 8eute bas Mette fu9te.
Na@bem fi9 S'SonnDr bon ieinem
S9red er6Dlt bate, md9te er ietn QDtaG 5u
unb elite, 10 I9neG i'm feline JiBe trugen
polten, mad Der Poli3eiitatton, UNI bon
benz @orgefalenen MelOung 81 MAIDEN.
&ur5 na9bem S'@pnnor fetn 9aus Derz
laKen, flppfte es pl0Blt9 on Der 9tntert6iir.
sSrau S'gonnpr, in Der Meinung, baB i6r
Mann 3uriidgefDmmen fei, Dffnete nnb fab
fi6 ben bret @trol6en g%egeniber, bic Dor
faum elmer balben Stunbe ibren 8atten be-
raubt batter. Mtt ibren gfebolpern in Der
6anb, brdngen bic G9urfen auf Die bor
Mnqft bebenbe sSrau Elm unb forberten fe
auf, linen oaes 8aaraelb, bds fte i'm 9altie
babe, beraus gu geben. oils Srdu S'Gonnor
NOR biefer Nufforberung nt9t fofort na9z
fam, bur9fu9ten 5pet Der @trol9e bas
3tmmer, tpdbrenb Der Srttte bic 5rau Bee
raubte. gaa6 tur5em SUDDEN fanben tie Ell
men Softer, ben 1ie erbra9en unb aug benz
iie aGles @elb, bas S'Gonnor i'm 9aufe bate,
i'm 8etrage bon $50 b%erausnabmen, um pte>
Der 3u berf9pinben. SroBbem SGon1rr
Der poliaet cine iebr genaue 8eI9reibun9
Der @trol9e CAB, lit bic 8erbdftung berfeG'
BEN Bis iebt nod ntht gelungen.
Ser Subr6err 8, s. 8aller BON go. 70
Iorb @belbon @traBe puroe am Sonn>
obenb Mbenb in einem @dB9en binter benz
6au1e No.91 AutneD StraBe bon bier @trolz
den iiberfalen unb UNI feline goloene ubr
beraubt. Gr melbete ben &aub in Der War'
pen @traBenz@ Station uno CAB cine genane
8ei6reibung Der StrDG9e. 4uf 9runb Die
Ter .8ef9retbung gelang es geftern ben De-
tectibes @olben unb @bangbneHD bret Der
RaubgefeGen, Die fih CHARLES 9apes, 5rant
Simmer unb 2puis MbeG nenner, gu berbaf=
ten. 9ieIelben itnb BON Waaer ioenttftctrt
iporben uni. perben beute benz &i9ter 9ooz
len Dorgefi6rt peroen. @
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-06-19
Don einem 5arbigsn nieoeree-
fhoiIeu.

Sn einem Sample nit 3pei Tarbigsn
purbe 0onnertag Worgen INN 3lt1r oerPo@
lt5iit patrid Cane bon Der SO, Str.z5to=
tton I9tper uno notwithstanding t5btlib ber>
tDunbet, Cane fab 0onnerft flag Mor9en an
Der Oearbornz unb 40, Str. 3tpet 1yorbige,
Die fiG III perbddtiger &etTe bendbmen, Gr
ging auf ite gu, befrqate fie iiber rnopsr"
urlo npobitt", llnb alS fie feine 8uFriebe1tfel=
Ieltre @uSfunf # qeben f%Onntelt, erfldrte CT fe
fir per6aftet, sic piberieBten itG, ano es
~entftdno Elm Rampk Bel Dem elmer bon ibnen
isinen HeboIDer aog,. auf DEN Poli3iten
5telie unb f6oB. Ste 9uget brang benz Sc
amten in Die redte 2unge unb er tiir3te au
8pben. @r purbe BON mebreren 6erbeistlen=
ben &ameraben aufgeboben unb na6 benz
Me1cnz9 ospttal gebracbt, mo Die Ner3te feis
mem 3uftdno fir febr bebenfli@ erfIdrten.
9etnen Nngreifern mar es q~eIungen, gu entz
fon;men unb troboem man etfrtg auf feSagb
aenudt bat, 1T es Bis iebt ui9t gelungen,
fie 8h, perbaften.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-06-19
Orei Blutthaten.
Jm Seuee.D ifrict fdeint cine n1oro=rlanie
3u wuthen.

Inter ben 5abttues bes 2ebeebttrttts
T6ten 9ienftag Na4mittag bic refine Mforbz
Mante ausgebro9en gu ietn.
9egen 6alb elm ubr gertetben bic betoen
Neqer Ml. eSSones uno MtItam Sbpmas Dor
benz 6auie 215 9lDmoutb Nl. zines Srauenz
|atmmers tpegen in eiuen Streit, in beifen Ser
lauf eNSones einen &eDolDer aog uno Sbomas
cine 8ugel bur9 bic 9ruft iagte. Gbe nod
bic polt3et CUR Stelle NOR, bate Der farbtge
MorDbube fi9 geflii9tet, nGbrenb fem Opfer
por S9mer3en iih tpinbeno am 8oben lag
unb mad benz @ountp 9ofpital gebro9t
tDurbe, mo- bic. Nerate feinen 3uitano fir
Guberit bebentlt9 erflGrten.
lin bier u6r nurbe Der acknowledgement
tpteber gerufen unD 3par ra9 Der Wirtbz
f9aft BON 81. 8oma19, 292 @lo gGurt
StraBe, no bic 8edmten etnen getDinen
eSSobn MuGins blutiiber5trDmt liegen fanz
ben. MuQins mar nit etnem dnberen
8ummler Namens Srarf 9opftns in Streit
geratben unb BON 6opftns In ben unterleib
geftp6en fporben.
SIM County 6ofpital ton1tattrten bic
Ner5te, baB bic gtngetpeioe in entfeBlt6sr
Weiie 8erbadt tparen unb baber bic Nusii9t,
ben 8erGeBten neutrality-suspicious., nur febr
gertng lit. 6optins Bate Dor benz @tntrefz
fen Der ppli3et bas Neite ge1ubt, tpirb ii4
iebu9. pobG taum LANCE Der Sreibeit e%rfreuen,
Da er Der poltaet tppblbetannt lit.
Na9 elmer gauie bon mebreren Stunosn
tpurbe. bic goli5ei tpteber mad benz Sdultz
plat elmer @te1erei g~erufen, ndmli6 Der
Dirt119aft BON q. So3nfon, 135 Guftom
6oufe place; mo 5tpet farbige Srauen3;mz
mer Nantens Mattie Webiter unb emma
8eG ii9 gegen1eitig nit Mefer perarbsttez
tet batten, llnb atpar b~erdrtig, baB ite beioe
1ad Dem ountpz9oipital gebra3t perben
nuBten.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-06-19
Sir TrQutu alttmOrteu.
0oufenoe meloen ftd fir Or. BART
mdnn's freie Sebanolun9.

Set Der bor ungefdbr 3tpei Mondten err
foIgten 8efanntma6una, 6ab Or. Sartman
bon Columbus, Sbio, fib Der dratlt4en 8ez
b~anolung aler Srauen, tpel6e bon irgenb
elmer tpeibli9en &rantbeit bebaftet finn, ltno
pel9e fi9 Bel ibm tpdbrenb Der beiBen Woz
nate melben, toitenfret unter3te6en piirbe,
itno bic ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS in fortpGbrenb
paGienber 3a6l eingelaufen. Ser 0oftpr1
bef9Gfttgt cine Nn3abl BON Ia9Derfdnoigen
4er5ten unb ~3tpan5ig 6iilfs<G Correspondents
ten, pel9e linn BEL biefer Riefenarbeit our
Settle iteben. Sober Srau, nel9e it6 Bel
ibm melbet, pirb biefelbe forgfGltige Qaf<
m%ertfdmteit gu She'll, ais ipenn 1te feline etnz
3tge patienttn pGre. sSSebes Symptom unb
bic gigenartigteit Der 8rantbett pirb griinDz
lid unterfu9t unb Seoem ~pertdnolt9er
&atb gegeben. N6er es tit nod INNER
plaB fir mebr. Srgenb cine Srau, pel9e
cine geldre 8ef3ret6ung ibres 2eibens eirs
f6idt,. nirb cine piinftli6e unb forgfdltige
Nntport er6alten. Sbglei9 bie1e 8eban0<
lung benz patienten ni9ts foftet, ninmt Is
cine grpBe 5umme Gelb, btefe pbilanfro=
pti9e Nrbeit i'm 9ange gu balten. @s ptro
otefes bur6 ben 1nterne6mnngsgei1t Der
pezruzna Drug Manufacturing Company
ermDgIi9t unb aufre6t erbaIten, tpeI9e eli
mes Der 9%auptmittel, nel9e Der 9oftor BET
otefer @Idfe BON patienten antpenbet, faz
bright.
Cine niebGi9e feline 8rp16ire, tpet6e
ausf9lteBli9 Der 8ebunblung BON Srauen>
franf6eiten getpibmet 1T, in fir trgenb Se=
manb DeritGnbGt9er Spra9e, pirb burb bic
Pezruzna Drug Manufacturing Company
an irgenb cine Abrefie foitenfret ~Derfanbt.
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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-06-19
SuGi.......... 657h 1924 $50 e.62K
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l6@17; g., 19@l4A. bette naDgenta9te 14@15; bette
9atrD l5@-; l. AuaIitdt 13@l4;2 q, 1O@11.
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1876, bette aUtebiums" 1.85, esrtnes Oualitat LIS
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GualttGt go. 2 3.00-3.50.
Inauos- $40 bas 9unbert.
@ananen. - Bette 1.5O. nidt 70 quite 75e-1.25.
&trf6en. - Sauere in &iit3en gu "a 0nart
1925, fHBe 75c-$2OO.
ttronen. - Bette Gualttdt S. bic Rtie, germs
sere Gualitdt $4.-4.50.
Grbbseren n. aus Baltimore in 2ifen BON
go ats. So. 5O-5.5 SO. Midi9on 75c-$1. IS.
i &artpffeTn NIte 25-35c bas BuI9eL. -
gtene Spuiiianoer 81. COL. IS bas gSoB; Sriuntpbs SITS
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l 9ubenb 81.
9nrfeu- s~uuifaner bas Sag 81. 5000.
3 mtebetn Sunee 1916 bas &tfden.
Sunge grben - S1inotIer $l.00-1.25 ber
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8obnen Srine MiIfiippi $l.00-1.25 Der
guI9eL @eG6e $1.Oo LBS.
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Somoteu. @us SlOrtOu in aifben gu 9
GDrben $1.50-200.
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