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Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-08-15

Oct S@atamtss Beai,te Dosberrp
Fat ii9 mieber einmal aussejei@net. Gr
Fat allen @rnites enti@ieoen, oaB elm
sSnualibe, melder ms Nuslan6 reiit unb
fi@ bort eiu tanitli@es 8ein MAIDEN
laBt, baHelbe bei ,ieiner @adtebr ni@t
gu per1euern, reip. gu uer3oQen brau4t.
@irtIi@ cine t0itli@e Sbee!
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-08-15
Sic rIdiihtspou Cine !

@ie ridi@tsuou Cine promi>
nente 2umberirma 3ablte seitern 49,
6ls.O5 fir 8aumitdmme, bic iie Don
@taatslanoere1en seitoblen, in ben
@taatsi@at. Nus @idii9t auf bic
vprominenj" Der Spisbuben merben
beren Mamen ni@t publi3irt. ga, bdtte
Elm armer Geufel Elm Brett i'm Wertb
pom 10 Gents seitoblen, bann wiroe
ma lol9e v@ldii@t" ni@t 9enommen
baben. Ontel Dunn, 1uarum 10 rid>
i9tsuoQ 2! (St. Saul @olts5t9.)
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-08-15

Der Ntiba lit nun oo@ gu S@ans
ben sewuroen. 9eute, i@reibt bet
vguansuiue Voltsfreunb" mar cine
Trau in unlerem &ebattionslotal. bic
seltern sebeiratbet bate, aber ben Raz
men ibres Mannes nidt a~nju9eben
wuBte. 60 mas oiirfte oenn bod nod
ni9t ba9emelen ieiu!
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-08-15


aui Griu9eu oes StaatssS stretdrs
Berg Elm &edtsSuta9tn a%bss9eben,
bem;uiolse bic 3ablunssersebniiie sins
;eluer Staote unb O,tritte Dor Der Ves
euoisuns Der sansen Soltsjablunssars
belt betannt sema4t uerosn oirfen, TO-
balo iie enosiltis ieitseteut woroen iino.
Die Gnti4eiouns it fa9semaB, usrs
ninitis uno l%cbenswettb, benu iie emit:
ipri9t, wennslei9 lie nit benz gu9ltas
ben bes @eistes nidt in G.ntlans itebt,
Sen Nnfproeruusen uub 8esriffsn oes
geiunben Menidenuer itanSes.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-08-15

bic @ittme bes peritorbenen NQer>
meltsz 6%umbu9sers- Barnum bat iid
tiirjli@ nit einem grie@ii@enGarten per-
beiratbet. Mau erliebt bleraus, baB Die
6interblisbene" ni@t aus Der 9lrt &C.
idla9en 1T.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-08-15

Man6er rei@t Dir einen 3abnito@er
unb bofft baflr pom Dir elm SLATER
9olj.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1895-02-09
$40 BILL.

Come here, you dirty, crumpled bill.
You odorous scrap from many hands;
" it'll all all your faults, | love you still,
Now you are mine, $40 bill.
I've earned you; how need not tell,
You rowing, reeking, imp OF hell.
You're mine, and thatyou know full well
Baccilli stepped $40 bill
| care not how you smell or look,
And all your rags | well can brook,
And fold you in my pocketbook
With loving hands, $40 bill
But really should like to know,
The ways you come the ways you go,
And what transactions you've been
through,
Since you were made, $40 bill.
The rich and naughty know your face,
And with the poor you've had place;
In acts of good you have been found,
And evil quite as oft, I'm bound.
Among your many deeds Of note,
Suppose you've bought some fellows
vote
Five, you say2 That's low rate.
Bat really, I'm not up TO date
Diamonds for my lord to wear.
Pearls you've bought for lady's hair,
But in your legal tender role,
Didst ever buy widow coal?
In charity, you've doubtless done
Some noble deeds, since you begun,
And many troubled conscience eased,
When in the poor box you have squeezed,
Then turned to something else a spell.
And when some poor mortal fell,
You helped him briskly down the hill.
Now didn't you, $40 BILL?
Vast ever changed for honor, say
Oh, yes that happened every day.
| Softly, then, no one is nigh,
Didst thou ever virtue buy
Tell me more, in this broad land
| Hast ever been In honest hands
Once you were, but that same night
You were stole by graceless wight.
Tool Of satan, shield Of knaves,
Conscience soo,her, consert of thieves,
Germ conVeyor, what you will,
My best friend, $40 bill
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1895-02-09
TabIe Of prlnclpaI AIlous.

A combination Of copper and zinc
makes bell metal.
a combination Of tin and copper
makes bronze metal.
A combination Of tin, antimony,
copper, and bisnuth makes britannia
metal.
A combination Of tin and copper
makes cannon metal.
A combination Of copper and zinc
makes Dutch gold.
a combination Of copper, nickel,
and zinc, with sometimes little iron
and tin makes German silver.
A combination Of gold and copper
makes standard gold.
A combination Of gold, copper and
silver makes old standard gold.
A combination Of tin and copper
makes gun metal.
A combination Of copper and zinc
makes mosaic gold.
A combination of lead and iatIe
arsenic makes sheet metal.
a combination Of silver and copper
makes standard silver.
A combination Of tin and lead
makes solder.
A combination OF lead and anti
moDy makes type metal Exchange.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1895-02-09
A CATECHISM.
The Revenue, Not the Currency, Is
What Needs Attention.
Big
White
Dollarsl
George HARRISON Conrad.

W iah ANNN0o httOutIOhs
New York sun (Deml,
Why does the Treasury's stock OF
gold diminish
Because the Federal paper money is
being steadily presented for redemp-
ton.
Why does not this produce such
contraction in the currency that the
pressure to get gold is overcome and
the drain stopped'
Because the redeemed notes are i'm.
mediately issued again, and the far
cical process Of their running in and
out keeps on, as in child S toy pump
which pumps water into the tank it
sucks from.
Why does the Treasury, after re.
deeming its own notes in gold, imme-
diately put them out again'
To pay its current expenses. The
Federal revenue is deficient. And
the explanation of that is that the
new tariff, with its breeding de-
ficiency and its humbug protection
ism, was made what it is in order that
the Administration might cackle, for
instance, over the achievement of free
wool.
Japan has enjoyed constitutional
Government for five years only. Yet
one would not expect to see such
criminal imbecility as has plunged us
into financial difficulty arise to morti-
fly Japan.
And the Dom ocratic party, which is
now in power, is kept fooling with
plans for borrowing money instead OF
being set to work to earn money, that
is, to raise reveuue 1t is marvellous
indeed.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1895-02-09
[To BE CONTINUED.
Low Rates to Washington.
TICKETS GOOD TEN DAYS.

TICKETS GOOD TEN DAYS.
Washington is at all times a place
of interest, but it is particularly So
and is seen at its best during the win
ter months, when Congress is in ses-
sion. What Rome was to every sol
dier of the Empire, what Athens was
to the Greek, Washington is and
should be to every cit;z-n of the
United States-his glory, his pride,
his inheritance, and his estate-it be-
longs to him. All its nagnihcence.
all its glory, all its fame. its public
buildings, its paintings, its statuary,
its monuments, its gardens, its libra
ries, its museums. its streets, and its
parks. You have no doubt often
promised yourself a trip to the Nation
al Capital. Why not avail yourself Of
the opportunity to do SO, now; the
next excursion is announced via the
B. & o., for Thursday, February IA,
the rates are remarkably low and train
service the best the B. & O. has to Of
fer. Its Vestibuled and Limited Ex-
press Trains can be used either the
going or returning journey as best
suits your convenience.
We give below list Of stations
showing the time Of trains and rates
of fare:
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1895-02-09

and /, Otter, the dwarf, will give you to
drink of your own medicine. What, you
cry for mercy, who never gave it even
in dreams / tell you did my chief
yonder bid me loose you l would disobey
him, even TO force, who would rather
die than put aside his word on any other
matter. Look now at these men" and he
pointed to the settlement people, who glar
ed hungrily at the crouching wretch,
much as hounds glare at the fox that is
held aloof by the hnntsman, 'slook at
them. Do you see mercy In their eyess
They, whose fathers and mothers you have
murdered, whose little children you have
stamped to DEATH Wow, Yellow Devil!
The white men tell us of hell, place
where dead people arc tormentcd. We
know nothing of that; 1t is for the white
people; and they may keep it all to them
selves. Now you are beginning to taste
that hell of yours-only beginning, yell
low Devil Baas Leonard, / demand this
man to be tried by US and dealt with &C
cording to our customs, for it is against
US black folk that he has sinned most of
oil, and we ask his blood in payment for
our blood
"Tako It," answered Leonard, and
tDOuEu ne WIS HOD u ntffu Hearteu man no
said 1t without a single touch of pity for
the cruel demon in the tolls. Indeed it
seemed to him most fitting Judgment.
Not SO did it strike Pereira..
What, he howled, Gam to be given
over to these black dogss Mercy, mercyl
Francisco, plead for me. Shrive me- l
know killed your brother. had to do
it. Plead for mel" and he rolled in tho
dust, trying to clasp Leonard's feet.
II cannot shrive you," answered the
priest, shuddering, land it is useless to
plead But will pray for you
Then the natives pounced upon Pereira
and dragged him away, Soa following
him, her fierce eyes fixed upon his hideous
face.
An hour later Otter reappeared with n
shining countenance, but Leonard did not
ask him any questions Turning to him
as if nothing had happened, he said:
"Otter, take these men and loose the
slaves. Then get the ammunition, rifles
and stores out of the armshouse and bring
them to the water gate. We must clear
out of this place at once, or we shall have
tho escaped slavers and the crews of the
dhows down upon u.s."
Thus, then, did fate and vengeance at
last find out Antonio Pereira, the Yellow
Devil
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1895-02-09
Liberal Offer.

The American Publishing House,
$500 Fairmont Ave. Philadelphia, Pa.
will send to any address. Part rs Of
Young Peoples Bible History. The
number contains II Magnificent Full
page Engravings with Bible History
Of each. If you want this beautiful
number send them your name and
post-ofice address by return of mail.
Say you saw their advertisement in
the Herald. 20
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1895-02-09

Not long since prize fighter Bob
Fitzsimmons killed Con Rioidan in
a sparring match and since then
George Lavinge has similarly killed
Andy Bowen. Now let MS set Fitzsirn-
mons and Lavinge fighting until one
is dead, then we can hang the sur
vivor and be well rid Il worthless
quartet.--American Agriculturist.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1895-02-09
Mothers I.

Cholera infantum, Group, collie, and
looseness of the bowels in infants or
small children, especially caused by hot
weather and teething should be watched.
There is nothing to equal Victor Infant
Relief for all such troubles. For further
reference and history of this wonderful
medicine get one of the Frederick (Md)
Almanacs, price cents; can be furnish
ed by any bookseller or the medicine can
be had from any drug store. 81
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1895-02-09
THE BIG WHITE DOLLAR.

Gra' big purity things they is-wush
had mifunl
Wouldn't have no mortgage then
wouldn't owe shillins
Jes' d kite eroun' all day an have the
fines Twin,
Ridin' in a big beroosh, niger man
a-drivin',
Wear store close an bosom shirts an
high up paper collars,
# only bad mirun NV
Them
Big
White
Dollars,
Got woman on one side, eagle on an
other;
Don't know why the one is thar, KANT
say ez to t'oiher;
Guess it's case the wimmen folks wunts
half Nv what's a-goin';
M got the eagle bird To watch which
way the res is flowin'
Mebbe, too, the eagles thar to help 'em
scratch an holler
When they kin o tease We fur
A
Big
White
Dollarl
Like TO see the big, roun' things, like TO
see EN- glisten;
When hear EN- jingle like, got to stop
an listenl
Like to hear nice moosie, but purtiest,
I'm a-thinkin.
S jes' to hear the gra' big things daown
in my pocket clinkin';
n purtiest wimmen in the lam, and
fines birds that holler
Is them that makes the heads an tails
Nv
Big
White
Dollarsl
George HARRISON Conrad.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1895-02-09

Correspondingly low rates from
other stations.
Tickets will be good ten days, and
will be valid for passage from, Wash
ington to Baltimore at any time with
in the life of the ticket.
For Pullman Car accommodations
and guide to points Of interest in
Washington, address nearest B. & o.
Agent.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1895-02-09
Try Your Luck,

There is letter omitted from an i'm
portant word in the large sale bills
printed at the Herald Office for Mr.. P.
Fl. Welshans. All persons discover
ing the error are requested to write
the seoya and their name on slip OF
paper, inclose The slip and 10 cents in
an envelope and send it TO the Herald,
marked Error. On the day Of the
sale the money will b. divided among
four persons, giving one one-half, one
one-fourth, one three-twentieths, and
one one-tenth Of the money received.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1895-02-09

Persons desiring the services Of a
careful and experienced nurse would
do well to address Mrs. Annie Z Guy,
Martinsburg. Residence on Dry Run
road, ~ miles from city. IS
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1895-02-09
West Virginia Central and Pitts
burg Railway Company.
IN EFFECT APRIL /. 1891

4u,a. ex..-i, ~uudsN. tlaI'y:..
l. BREEZ " ~ - nh D. a.,
Gen1 Mgr P'h M Ae''
New-York tribune., 1895-09-12
THE SUGAR CASE REOPENED.
SECRETARY CARLISLE GRANTS ANOTHER
HEARING
PERHAPS CONTROLLER BowLER's DECISION WILL

PERHAPS CONTROLLER BowLER's DECISION WILL
BE ovERRULED.
Washington. Sept 1l.-Secretary Carlisle has set
Sentember % (or a later date II counsel prefer III
for hearing OF argument the motion made by
Ex-senator Henderson as counsel for the Oxnard
Rect Sugar Company Of Nebraska. in regard to the
sugar hountv cases Senator Mandersons conten-
ton is that the cases cannot be sent to the court
of Claims without the consent Of the claimants.
and he asked the Secretary TO give hearing on this
no,nt Secretary Carlisle has acceded to this re-
Quest, and thus has practically reopened the entire
case
In the hearing before Controller Bowler, Mr. Man
derson also contended that Section 1853. Revised
Statutes under which the Controller assumed 10
act IN referring the the Court OF Claims, had
been repealed Controller Bowler referred to this
point in his decision and said that Notwithstanding
the doubt which had been suggested on this point 10
q case pending before the Supreme Court. he was
strongly OF the opinion that the section was still
In force Should Secretary Carlisle, however, not
agree with Controller Bowler on this question. or
should he sustain the contention of the claimants.
that their consent requisite under the law before
the case can be referred the Court OF Claims, his
action on those points. il is said might be followed
by another order the Oxnard sugar case TO
the Commissioner OF Internal Revenue, with instruc-
tions TO state the account and return TO the Secre
tary of the Treasury, and not to the Controller or
the Treasury for certifcation and payment. This
would OF course amount to compete reversal or
Controller Bowlers ruling-which the Controller
contends no one has power to DO While the pend,
ing motion is made by the counsel Of the Oxnard
Sugar Company OF Nebraska, 1t is understood that
the Louisiana people who took part In the discussion
OF the before Controller Bowler have been IN
formed Of the time set for the hearing before Secre-
tary Carlisle. and will also appear.
New-York tribune., 1895-09-12
CHANGES IN 4 DIRECTORY.

Toledo. Ohlo, Sept. h.-The stockholders OF the
Toledo ST. Louis and Kansas City Railroad met
here to-day and made number OF changes In the
directory. one OF New-Yorks leading men Johh
u Merits yos elected TO succeed F. l.. Russ. OF
the same city David Robinson, ,r; Toledos street
railway man takes the place OF w Howard Gii Gii-
elected to succeed 6. r. Galloway. resigned. The
personnel OF the new directory s as follows: T. q.
fngersoll John p Morris. J. o. Osgood. ): l..
Iaidiaw, s H. Kneeland. 5. J. Stout. New-York:
Charles Miller Frankin Penn; rr.r,1r F. j. ss~yer.
NJ L. Crowel F. l.. Geddes A. i. Mills. David
Robinson Toledo. No changes were made IN the
list OF officers and II Is not likely that there Will be
any changes The report OF the receiver showed
the road 10 be in excellent condition financially and
9th
New-York tribune., 1895-09-12
4 CONTENTION or TICKET AGENTS

Boston Sept. 1.-THE sixth ann 81 convention Of
the international Association OF cket Agents Of
the United states. Canada and VI, rico opened INF
Faneull Hall at ILLS to-day u. j. Flanders. gen.l
eral passenger agent OF the Boston and Maine Rai.l
road made ar address Of welcome. PRESIDENT
Conard in his address. announced a large increassl
In membership. A communication Was received
from william Burke. general manager OF the Great
Eastern Railroad Company. OF England. inviting
the association to hold its next convention in Ea-
rope An itinerary read by their general agent
I'm this country Mr. Ketchum. outlining a trip
which would include Ireland. England. Germany
and France This referred to the Executive
Committee which afterward reported that II was
for the OF the association to accept the In
ylfafiou
New-York tribune., 1895-09-12
4 NEW CURE FOR coysUMP1Iox :--'
From The Philadelphia Times.

A new cure for consumption has been reported 10
the State Department by United States Consul
Chancellor. at Havre. He says the cure was hrst
gress OF physicians and scientists at Bordeaux 70
nv vaccination. Professor Marig,ano. an Italian
savant reas paper which attracted much atten
process for the treatment OF consumption by the
Injection OF tubercular serum which he saye rem
ders the subjects OF this most form'dap'e d'sehs"
immune. A., ..,,,... -, o,ha.
attempts 10 treat consumption successfully ana
saws this particular process II stll In the expert
mental stage. The paper Is open to several objec-
tions for Professor Marigano gives no precise In
formaton as 10 his process for obtaining the serum
which be had only from himself. MS statistics
are incomplete and lacking confirmation, and his
infaiible cure cannot be yet regarded as an ac-
compiished fact
New-York tribune., 1895-09-12

his remarkable speed. He looks like an automston
on a wheel. ard he IL we'll nsmed-Edd's Cannon
Bald.
c. r. Earl. OF Brooklyn. handicapped at I'D yardA
ran away with the other Class contest. the ons-
mile handicap. He led all the way ana won "
NOR lehman started In the nve-mile handicap. ana
Porter won a pretty race In ll:4 70. WHICH ~
claimed q record for that SORT OF q race Inv
performance was not remarkable. . -..,..
An unseemy occurrence happened In eonnes.oni nm S.2i
with the one-mi.e handicap. Class Is. won py EsrL
I, G. johnson. f. J. Jenney and Cabanne hnishsd
almost even and there was some tostlns 'oan; ss6
:" ,hrnw him and Sims was promptly disQualihed.
This so angered Sims that he struck johnson ", ~
New-York tribune., 1895-09-12
THE vA1J-Es OF EXPORTS.

washington Sept. 1.-THE Chief OF the Bureau
OF Statistics reports that the total values OF the
exports OF domestic breadstuns. provisions and
mineral oils from the United States in August
1895 and the eight months ended August d. ls'o'
as compared with similar exports IN 'hc CORE
s,o,d,rs ner.od OF the preceding year. were as
follows:
Bresdstufs: en- .oo IN an s1a o,o
Eight months ended August 3l.. 7olsfeoo oo'fiooo
Provisions 900 a,o "a,
Eight months ended August 81 .loil2s"3 l1- H''""'
Mineral oils o. o,c e.. a ga, o,,
Eisht months ended August 81. "a $o'fl5 -ooiso2o
The values Of exports Of cotton In August isS.
and In tn. twelve months ended August 81 1888.
az compared with similar exports in the correspond
ing period OF the preceding year were as foilows:
twelve months ended August 81 2oi 37 oGi POS ii721I
New-York tribune., 1895-09-12
IN BEHALF OF LOUIS STERN.

TWO OF HIS BROTHERS HAVE CONFERENCE
WITH STATE DEPARTMENT OFFICIALS.
Washington Sept 1.-Two brothers OF Louis
Stern. the NewYork merchant. who was sentenced
in Kissingen. Bavaria TO fine and imprisonment for
an alleged insult TO the commissioner OF the Kis-
singer spa. had extended conference at the
State Department to-day with Acting Secretary
Adee and Solicitor Dabney about their brothers
case Louis stern is out on bail. pending an ap-
peal In his case. and is In Paris. one Of his
brothers said to-day that he was endeavoring 10
have the matter cleared up Further than that he
O talk
New-York tribune., 1895-09-12
AFTER THE rRATE TO THE DALLAS FIGHT

Chicago. Sept u.-southwestern passenger oH-
cia.s are agtated over alleged attempts on the part
OF the Missouri. Kansas and Texas road 10 get the
lions share the business Dallas for the prize
fight. That road has had executed expensive plans
OF the auditorium where the fight s 10 take place.
and IL Is said the company has already brought rs
OF the choicest seats at cost OF $500 IL has also
secured 765 more seats for which the price 10 be
paid is SIS 800 II the fight does not come on. how
ever the money 10 to be refunded The charge -
made that the road is using these tickets TO GET
ing lines threaten to buy all the tickets OF admic-
sion in the market and make the ngnt free to pat
rons OF their roads The decentralization threatens
to extend TO the railroad rates.
New-York tribune., 1895-09-12
IMPORTANT ARMoR TESTS IN PROSPECT.

Washington. Sept. 11.-Secretary Herbert has de-
cided 10 accept the side plates OF the Iowa,
which were so efficiently tested last week at thc
Indian Head Proving Ground. II Is understood
that other interesting experimental tests OF the
severest character will be made with the armor
plates The thirteen-nch gun. the largest made Tor
naval service will be brought to bear against them
The date of these supplemental tests has not yet
baan decided or Ordnance officers expect TO OBJ
tain some desirable Information from them
New-York tribune., 1895-09-12
THE MARBLEHEAD NOT GOING TO SYRIA.

Washington, Sept. 1.-THE Navy Department was
Informed to-day by cable that the cruiser Marble
head had left Spezzia Italy. for Marseilles This
confirms the belief that this Government has de-
cided that the presence Of an American war YES
sci was not necessary in Syrian waters to protect
the interests OF American citizens In Asia Minor A
recent attack on the residence Of Professor Chris
lie of Baltimore principal OF 81. Pauls College, at
Tarsus Asia Minor. caused the Navy Department
~ order the Narblehead to that country. lnvesti-
gation in the mean time showed. however, that the
matter was comparatively trivial, ana tne marble
heads orders were accordingly courtermanded.
New-York tribune., 1895-09-12
SOME SIGNIFICANT FIGURES.
OPENING EXERCISES AT LEHIGH

Bethlehem. Penn, Sept. II (5peciaD-The opening
exercises OF the Lehlgh University were held In
Packer Memorial Chapel this afternoon The new
president DR. Thomas NJ. Drown. made the address
OF welcome. and announced the appointments OF
Professor Thornburg. OF Vanderbilt University, as
professor OF mathematics and astronomy; William
G Tnayer OF the State College OF Pennsylvania, 70
the chair OF English and literature. and DR. Alex
ander MacFarlane. nom the University OK Texas.
as professor Of electrical engineering