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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-09

Senator Elkins said:
1.-THE south. at least tho Atlantic coast
and the states in the mountains, az we'll
as Louisiana, arc naturally Republican
states. They belong in tho Republican
party. They are states that need pro.
lection, and they can look to the Re-
publican party for it. l understand
why they have been held in the Demo.
cratic party. Tho cry OF tho force bill
aroused prejudices, which grow, and
the old sentiments being quickeued, it
was natural for the south to remain
solid. But tho Republican party is q
national party. 1t has mado tho mis- :
take OF sticking to tho north alone in
tho past, OF accc,ing its candidates
from the north aud northwest, and OF
agitatiug the war question to n more or
less extent. Prejudice and aectionalism
arc dying out. Tho Republican party
is liberal now, and is willing TO stand
for tho south and protect southorn in.
dustrics. We have sought to do that
for long time. and in tho face OF IL the
southern representatives have always
voted to put northern products on the
free list. Still, our party is liberal; 1t
believes in being national party. mud |
am OF tho opinion that the hopes OF tho
south in the future arc with tho Repub-
licans. Sectionalism has died out, tho
war ia over, tho iorco bill is dead, tho
solid south Ia broken, and wo propose
to put tho arm OF Repubi!canisn about
you and take you in and mako you 4
member OF our political household.
understand why tho aouthorn people
have stuck together, aud | appreciate
their reasons in tho past for doing It. l
know asa southern man that southern
pooplo arc not going to DO ruled aud
dominated by an inferior race. There
is no use trying TO got around that II
Ia fact that thoy will not submit to 1t.
Ibclcve that tho south should work out
its destinics. join tho Republican party,
aoe that there arc fair elections. and
maintain It's place in tho organization
that Ia willing to foster its industries.
Tho honest mon OF tho south, OF what
ever party alIiiaiion. want fair olectiona.
and hcrO In Louisiana my opinion Ia
you need and must hayc protection for
your products
SUGAR BOUNTY SHOULD NE rAID.
Senator Elkins spoke OF tho bounty:
"True to its principles, and willing to
risk i,s fortunes for tho sake OF foster.
ing an industry, tho Republican party
nut sugar on the FREQ list and snbsti-
tntod tho bounty. Tho party did not
want to bcssow tho bounty. But 1t
realizcd that it could not cripple IN in.
duslry NJ important rs sugar produc-
ton by leaving 1t on tho FREQ liGt with
no oilsotliug protection. My opinion is
Tint tho governments obligated to pay
the bounty on the present, or recent,
crop OF sugar. favored 1t, and do
now, and bcliovo tho bounty wa1 II
contract and It's payment IN obligation.
Whether YOU will got 1t or not, 1t IL
hard 10 state now. | shave cndoavorcd
to do nv boat to induce i,s Payment,
feeling, no lido, that 1t 10 just and right
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-09
HOW TO PASS INSURANCE.
AN EXPERTS OPINION.

"a was born and brought up in
the Life Insurance business and
whenever found a man troubled
with any kidney trouble | have al.
ways recommended Warmers Safe
Cure, not because | had any axe
to grind but found that II a man
would take half dozen bottles Of
the Safe Cure that in nine cases out
OF ton he would pass the medical
examination. have tried 1t my
self and know that 1t Is kept up
to the standard.
T. r. TAYLOR.
COLLECTION. " y
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-09
CONSUL GENERAL WILLIAMS
VIII Sec Tint American Cltlzcns Secure II
Fair Trial,

-
VIII See Tint American Citizens Secure n
Fair Trial.
New YoRK, March S.-A special from
Havana says: Whom tho report that
General Calloia had asked tho Spanish
government to demand his rccall, and
that tho Spanish government had sup.
ported his demand, was referred to Con.
sui General Williams, he was greatly
surprised and said: There has been
much trouble in tho palt with the gov
eminent on various matters. would
have resigned long ago but for my
family.
Eat conference held some timo ago
1waa accused otgiving alarming reports
to tho pres9. denied i. emphatically.
The latest trouble arises from tho pr!s-
onera OF war. Sanguilly, Aquirrs, Camille
and Perazo.
''rhOy all hold citizenship in tho
United States. The captain general in
sisted tina: they DO .r;od by court mar
tial, while demanded that their cases
be determined By the civil courts, and
be allowed to have lawyers to defend
them.
There have boon several controvsr.
gies over thi. question. but have bcen
acting under articles and ., Of the con-
vention OF 1877 which saya in substance
that American citizens arrested In Spain
shall be tried in civil courts unless they
are captured with arms in hand.
These four prisoners were captured
in pursuit OF their ordinary vocations.
They cannot bully me. These men go.
their citizenship papora in Now York
and they cannot be questioned.
Il am ready to leave at any time, but
will protec. American citizon, as far
as possible while | am here.
III l had not been defending these
men would hvae resigned week ago."
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-09

Tho bcst naIvo in tho world for cuts,
bruises, cores, uccrs, salt rhoum, fovor
cores, tettor, chappcd hands, chilblains,
corna, and all skin oruptions, and posi-
tivoly cures pil0s, or no pay required.
1t IL gunrantoud to sivo porfcct Hatisiac.
ton or money refunded. Prico %
cents pCr box. For ualo by Logan Drug
Company.
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FOR RENT,

5-roomcd brick, No IS Virginia street
3roomed frame No.T South York street.
5-roomcd brick, No. 49, North Front street
5-roomed frame, No. North Broadway street.
s-roomed brick. No. 6 Virginia street
6-roomcd brick. No. IS South Broadway.
S-roomcd frame, No. III North Huron street.
S-roOmet brick No. q Fifteenth stree.
S-rooned frame, No. 90 Ohio street.
3.roomed franc, 20. GO South York street.
5-roomed frame. No. 80 South Elm street
i-roomcd frame, No. ll05 McColloch street.
t.roomed brick, No. 1927 McColloch street.
5-roomed brick. No. 3Si9 Eo.F street
rooms, second floor. No. 57la jacob street.
i-roomed brick, No. 9il7 Alley Il
6'rooncd brick. No $685. Woods street.
5-roomed frame, No. 5l@J McCOlloch street
1.roomGd brick, No. 6l9 Main Street
5roomed brick. No. III Thirty.thitd street.
3rooncd frame. No. 9j Ohio street
5-roomcd frame, No. 213l Woods street
Sroomcd frame. No. lll3 Elizabeth street.
Sroomed frame No. q North Wabash street.
3'roomed brick. No. Il Alley7
1'roomed frame and store room, corner -Four.
tecuth and NcColloch streets
Store building, Nos. ltl1 and III Main street
Store building No. l522 Main street.
Office AMI living rooms, No, 1905 Market St
Office and living rooms. M. 1914 Market St
ollcc room. No. lio2 Chaplinc street
MONEY 10 LOAN.
RlNEHART & TATUM,
CITY BANK BUILDING.
Telephone 2l9. ricI6l Room Nos.
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REAL ESTATE.
FOB SA.LE

gases Cheap.
No. u igthstrcot. 1l.foonicd brock Cheap,
No. GO Market street, rooms, .liGyJ
Nos lloi and ilOd Market ilfceL businoss
property, Si2 900
Nos. 81 and 80 S7th street, u 70 Gems, 81, 900,
No. 2Lj6 Market street. rooms Il nd bath, al 900
No lDS. York street. . TOOnL chcap,
No. " n. Front st., rooms anti bath. Chcap,
No. lOh Chapllne a.. rooms, hath room and
largo stable 5000.
Corner 18th and Woods street, dwelling and
store ROOM Cheap.
Houses OF all sizes aud In differ, nj locations.
Saloon Tor sale on 10th street. Cll nnp,
Restaurant and hotol for sale o Market street.
cheap.
Restaurant and hotel for Salc on 18th street,
cheap.
Cigar s,oro on Market street for ,,nlo chcnp
building lots In all tho best ID callOuI in tho
oily. ''S
Farms for sale on easy terms
HOUSES TO RENT. MONEY TO LOAN.
HFRRT j. FINK,
Telephone 6BT. [mr7l lli3 Mar K al Str.ot CItv
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-09
TO IErTL

Business property 1861 Market St; best loac.
ton In city for feed store. Sil 81 per month.
Store room and dwelling. 1907 Main st; new
front with front entrance to dwelling If desired.
sil 81 per month.
Modern s.roomed house, Moss Sixteenth s.rcea
$50 per year.
S-.opmcd dwelling. lJ0l chaplIno st. SIS poe
Modern I0-rooned dwelling at Tiltonyillo:
property OF the late ". H. Robinson. with p
acres OF land fine orchard. etc SIS per month,
S-roomcd dwelling on motor line and National
road. only few minutes from this city. SIS per
month.
7-Foomed dwelling, 81 South Front St, AL SIS
per month
7-roomcd dwelling, lo6 18th St so Dor month.
6.roomed dwelling. No. 81 North Huron street;
both gases. hot and cold water and bath. sal
per month.
8 rooms at No. l66 Zane street $40 pc. month.
5rooms, I'd floor. &c Virginia ST., both gases
and water. \ !. Sll per month.
5-roomed dwelling, 3l20 Eofrst. SO per month
5-rooncd dwelling. 3lis Jacob ST. Sll pee
month.
5-roomed dwelling, 2,o5 woocst. IS per month.
5-roomed dwelling, l6 South Wabash st $40
per month.
5rooued dwelling, North Wabash st. $40 per
month.
rooms 50 Thirteenth st. slo per month
i.roomed dwelling, $3.50 Market $40 per month,
i-rooned dwelling. ll6i High St 50 ne: month,
i.roomed dwelling, 1913 McColioch &, So,
rooms. $50 Market ST. 81 per month ed floor.
rooms, "1i5Chapline St, "a toor.SS per month.
rooms, los Virginia St s. per month.
afooms, a 18th ST S; per month.
SMITH & DICKINSON,
1920 MARKET STREET.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-09

When Baby was sick, wo gave her castoria.
when sllo was Child, shc cried for CEtorlc.
When aho became liisl, sl,c chung to C0storia.
whca sho had Children, she gayo them CaStorla.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-09

The conversation turned OH tho linau-
cial question. Senator EIkins declared
that the best solution OF tho problem ia
the settlement by al international
monetary congress. which has been
talked OF for some t!me past. Germany
now, aud England, too, have taken up
the agitation, and the idea OF the con.
gress Is being discussed and considered
everywhere IN these countries.
That seems the most feasible way OF
adjusting tho financial question:" said
Senator Eikins. at all the countries
could agree on metal, or monetary
standard. then the currency problem
would solve itself, for standards and val.
ues would be fixed. l am not in favor OF
FREQ silver myself, and nm not exactly
for gold standard. You may say am
for the negative. or the opposite, OF free
silver, without being for gold alone. In
n es: Virginia there is n sentiment for
free silver. but | think the majority OF
tho people lean towards gold as the
proper standard OF money values. Real.
Is, the people have not studied out tho
currency question, and many OF them
are in doubt Us to just what is best for
the nation"
what about tho creation OF two new
political parties out OF tho old parties,
based upon silver aud goId-one favor
ing free silver aud the other gold
atRndsri?' was asked Senator Elhins.
81 do not believe there will be two
new parties advocating the extremes OF
the currency issue. The Republican
party is very strong now. perhaps
stronger than it has been for many
years. The Democratic party is divided
and the organization ia badly split up.
True, there arc Republicans who want
free silver. and Republicans who want
q gold standard, but shat does not indi.
cate a now party to my mind. II Is
hard to say what will DO done, but as
far as the Republican party goes, | 10
not believe there will be 4 division on
that question"
Tho interviewer spoke OF tho Ropubli:
can ;riumphs in tho south during the
last election.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-09
IN THE CRESCENT CITY.
ssnator-Eloot Stophon B. Elklnu
aud Party in Now oslounu.
The SENATOR GIVES HIS VIEWS
On tho Political Questions Rotating
to tho South aud tho Prospects OF
Republican Sucecss In that section
ofthc country-Ilc Considprs tho
Payment ortho Sugar no,nty sa.
crcd Contract Obligation.

Ntlc Ortdni fieayuEs tD.n)
Among tho distinguished visitors
now in New Orleans is United State,
Senator Stephen u. EIkins, OF West
Virgtria. Senator Elkins camo yestor.
day with his family IN tho private car
Bay State. Ho Is accompanied BY q.
NJ. uondloy, assistant to the president
OF tho West Virginia Central Railway,
OF which Senator El,ins is vice presi.
dent. Tho party is stopping n. tho
Royal in tho day tIlnc, but spend tho
evenings in their car. Senator Elkins Ia
on his way to Mexico. whero no will
spend some time, returning by way OF
California. lle is making tho trip for
pleasure and change.
y reporter was accorded very ploai.
mt Interview with tho iamou, Rupubli.
can, who is delightful TO mGot, mud will.
Ing to submit TO course OF questioning.
Senator Elkins Ia leader Of tho Repub.
lican par.y'who possesses unusual forco
aud political sagacity. His recent clcc.
ton to the senate from West Virginia
makes him the only Republican senator
from tho south, unless Pritchard, OF
South Carolina, can DO classot G. o. r.
lilo IA southern man, with southern
sympathios and sentiments. He was
reared In Missouri, and was educated and
has lived in Virginia. uo appreciates
southern institutions, believes in south
ern progress, and declares his own
willingness TO work on all occasions for
the development and prosperity OF the
south.
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WHEN 30 many pooplo aro taking and
deriving benefit from IIood'a SarsA-
parilln, why don't you try it yourseIi?
lis highly recommended. l
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-09
JAMES A. HENRY,

Real Estate Agent. Collector. Notary Public and
Pension Attorney. No. 1912 MaFk0ftseot
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-09
REAL ESTATE,
REAL ESTATE BARGAINS.

near Fourteenth, at Il bargain mud oil long time
Farm, 81 HcEcS, at Lewis Mills, cheap aud on
easy turnlE
Farm u nCrcS. i-roOm house, good fruit trees
80 miles from Martins Ferry. pEicC $500; one
third cash: balance on two yCnrI' timo
Lots 25Hl2O feet on South Huron street. dirt
cheap, for IL short time only
rooms, bath hall. lot I0xlg0 feet, Oh Mary
lnnd street; big bargain NJ $1,000.
3.room house, No iG6 Market street. lot 100 feet
front, ChrRp NJ 81. SoJ; will exchange for firm.
Money 10 LOGn-Ss0Q, $40, SiUl, 500. 500,
1000, 5000.
ROLF CO Il a NR,
No. q Fourteenth Street. Telephone so
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-09
GENERAL NOTICES.
FOR SALE.

NoR SALE-THE RESIDENCE OF
n the late Lewis Jones' No. 20 North York
street All modern convenience Inquire OF
Il. \. JONES, Administrator. No. 81 North YORK
street fcoJ
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HARRY j. Fink,
Telephone GST [mr7l lliS Mark ct Street, CITY
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-09-25

Die amtGi9e Musgabe Der bon Der
SGinoiler @eiebgebung in Der regelmdbigea
uro u~nregelmdBigen Sibung B. S. angenonz
menen @eieBe 1T ioeben eri4ienen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-09-25
6efGhrItder Brdn6.

9ienftag Mbenb gegen 10 1br gerietb oas
Od9 beg an Der Siibpeftz@de Der Statez
urb Mbamsz@ traBe ~gelegenen pierit5dtgen
6oufes, in beren unteren bret StDdtDerfen
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befannte Oepartementz @eI9Gft befinoet unb
in beFen oberI item Stodnert 6rdu &c. Sam
nan unter benz Namen v6otplep Stats" Elm
0otel unter6ieGt, in 8ranb unb es bate an
fangs ben Mn19ein, als ob Die 5ldmnen
ii9 audi auf Die Observation-Disclosures
bes y@rdnb" dusbe6nen ,unb etnen 9roBen
@9aben berurfa9en piirben. Den Nnitrenz
gungen Der Seuertpebr 9elung es jebo9, bic
sylammen auf ibren @ntiebungsbeero 3t be-
f6rGnten, ia baB Der 9efammtfdaben f9
auf b09itens $4,000 b%elaufen piro. Der
felbe nurbe peniger bur4 bic 5Idmmen,
als bur9 bic Mahermafen perurIa4t.
Mm 19nsrften tpurOen Srdu 6annan unb
tire 9dfte, unter benen cine Panit aus6ra9
unb bic ii9, gum She'll duf bas Hot3z
biirfttg1te befleibet, in Die Ha4bar6dltier
r~etteten, ge19dDtet, bo6 AUDI nSbe @rdno"
erlitt einen nt1t un~bebeutenDen S9aoen, 5a
cine Menge @aaren bpr4 bas @afer bsrz
BORDEN tpurDen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-09-25
2Inaemeiner mdarenndrtt.

gut tel. Bette Creamery 2OA0-; 1. andIttas
1s019h; 2. 1906; bette nndeema9te Is; bette
Darn II; 1. 0uolitdt l5h@14h; 2. 10@11h.
q. b ne tt efte ngtopp" $l.45@-. quite $I.3O
-l.S5, bette uWtebiums" SL.4O, eertnae 2uaIitdt
$1.25-l.30.
g efIa eef - Surfeps, Setnen e0l0r, tnnge 5dbne
1OA@1lc, Sibner Sc, 9abue 81. Spriu9-gbtfens 6as
8funb lOc, @nteu $685. Oas @fuub. Sdnie $500
bas 9uBenb.
9e-8Iod Bag, bas gfo. I1@12c, 8ite 6@8Kc
Biterel 405c, Buffalo 1908, SeutiGe &arpfen "a
PFC,
Gter - Sang frtIde 14c.
. &eptet- 9us 5aB 6O085t.
Metmtr on b IT'S YfunbsGDr6e 10015c.
8anamen Bette 75o@$i.00 nift 70 CUTE $500.
Gitr OFT N Bette Gnalitdt $4OO0Z.0O bic Riie.
9ftr1i9e-9 as &iftdet 8G015c.
s. @ai fer Ell nj = $3.50 per MaeeuTabnng.
girn EFT Wtidbtgau, &iiten BON 40 @iinb. s1.75-
&urtoff elm. - Sninots. 20027.
Sprit-$1.22.
@nrte II 0-75c bos Sag.
piebeIn- 15-25c 0uIGeI.
@etBtrau ut - 9teues 75o@S1. 90 ons Sunbert.
8pbnen Il. loo bag Quart.
SO eli 9fDru 205c bas 9uBenn.
Somaten - sus WttifiTppL 10-15c bns Bui&eL
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-09-25
Dertbetotete fetn Seben.
Der Refaurateur Oowfn fbie6t einen StroI6,
DER i'm 81 Sooen eeidIaeen, in
Den RiitFen.

@onntag fritz gegen 6 ubr betroten Die
Nrbeiter stephan Mc@ube, Iii Gorneu
StrdBe, unb SDe Burns bas Reitauralt BON
9ptp1in unb 8urtetfo, No. 625 Milnaufee
lDe., 1ieBen fi9 elm opulentes Mtabl %ieroiren,
ber3ebrten baffelbe nit beneibensperthem
Nppettt unb berpeigerten f9lieBli9 Die 3abz
lung. 9iermit mar Oopfin tetnestpegs elm
%berftunben. @r gerietb in einen bsftfgen
@orttpe9feI nit ben Nafauern, Der balb
in Sbdtlt3teiten ausdrtete. Sopftn ipltrbe
babel BON McGobe 3petmal niebergei9ldgen,
u1b dls er bann niht mebr i'm Stanbe mar,
ii9 gu erbeben, f6lugen Die @troI6e unz
barm6er3tg ouf i'm Elm. I'm 5etn 2e6en 81
retten, 3og Der MiBbunbelte f4lteBli3 Ieinen
&ebolper unb feuerte 3tpei S9iihe ouf feline
Mnoreifer ob. @pn elmer &ugel i'm Gii6en,
oberbdlb Der re9ten 9iifte, getroffen brad
McGabe 3uiammen. @r tpuroe per @mbnlon5
nu9 benz GGiTabetbz9 pipitdl gef4afft, mo-
felbft bic i'm bebanbelnoen Ner3te ertldrten,
baB fein 3uitanb duBerft trttii4ie 9otDFn
purbe berbdftet.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-09-25
Would e"-Datermoroer.
JoRn Sit@ permefert feiten Grseuser III
beittaIifber Weife.

Sn elmer Belle Der poliaeiftation an ber
Menttport6 Nbenue unb "a. GtrdBe iibt ge=
genpGrttg Der 81 Sabre alte SD6n 2it9, Der
iim aaer Wabrf9efnli9teit na9 tpegen 8a=
termorbes gu berantporten bqben pir6.
Mittfpo4 Mittdg geriet6 Sobn 2tt9 nit
ietnem SO Sabre alien Batter gilbert S. 2ttd
in i6rer gemeinTamen @o6nung, go. 6938
Qou StraBe, tpegen GINGER 9firftde, Die er
ii9 gegen ben Biuen feines 8aters genom=
men, in einen STREET, Der T9lieBli9 10 beftig
iDurbe, DuB Der dlte 2it9 ieinem So6ne 5uz
REF, Fi9 gum 6auie binaus3uf6eeren. DIS
eSobn feline 4nitalten ma9te, bas 3tmmer
81 berlafen, iprdng Der Nlte duf, INN ibn
binaus3unerfen. Sobn aog bierauf bIib=
f9neu Elm &aiirmei5er aus Der SdI9e unb
brabte feinem @ater cine @unbe iiber benz
linten Quge bel. gaun ergriff Der alte Mann
bic Slu9t unb elite, 70 19nea i'm feline 5iBe
tpo1ten, auf bieStrdBe binuus. Sobn,
Der iebt bor 8ut6 ndbe5u finnlDs mar, folgz
te inn unb bra9te inn nod cine ttefe Wunz
be am 6alIe unb cine an Der re9ten Seite
unter6al6 Der britten &ippe Bel, 10 buB Der
Nlte ungefGbr 80 S9rttte ppm 6auIe blut=
iiberir0mt 5uIammenbrd9.
Ser Bolt3it @tItam Mann, Der auf bic
bes 8erleBten 6erbeigeetlt mar,
na6m ben bor Mut6 bebenben So6n felt unb
I9affte i'm nd9 Der Boli5eiftation, pd6renb
Der alte Mdnn nu9 fetner @obnung gebrd9t
l1nb BON atpei fofOrt berbeigerufenen 4er5z
ten, bic feiren 3uitanb fir nube3u boff=
nun9slps ~ertlGrten, berbunben purbe.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-09-25
Diehmdrft.

aiuSss.s =mbs in ben gts4sarss lDt. fsIss
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-09-25
Glib Gle lie i'm Srattttt

in einen abernnb 9%eitiir5t ober boben sic ie bag ggnIb=
in9ton Mrnltntent ouf Sbrer Wto9en9rube balancirt ?
mot5ten sic ie in faIten 9btpetb 9ebobet ouf, npD er-
fult BON bent @inbrlct bes S9redltben, oas Sbnen
n~adItente unb brobte2 Su bieie1n Safe mare bas
RliioIte, mas Sic Ddtten tbu1t tDunen, 9epeier, cine gee
hbrioe 9pfis So1tetter's Mooenbitters GIT nebnter, bas
Shire gterOen berubigt unb Gle BON ben 9eroo11n9Sitb
rtn9en. lpelGe mabrl4eiulit bic uriafe !SbreS 6eflenls
member SrallmeS ipareI, befrett bobelI ipftrbe. S9lafs
I~pSiafett, Observation-Disclosures, 4lpbruf tuerbet Ietbt
bltrGb bos Bttters b~eipdltt9t. @ud1 nebme es aur 5ilfe,
iper an 6ieber un6 Sdiittelfroit, Se6er= Doer gtlereniel=
BEN. 0er1tppfuno, g}eurolgie' pber &beumtotismls letbet.
6oben sic eeyBret gppetit perlDren, 10 Iebeu Sic feine
geIobnnn9 fir ben ebrli9en 6inber aus, %iOnbern, 9rei=
fen Gle 8unl 8itters. 9nte 8erDaulnQ miro SDnelt
baum antet Appetit unb gutter &ppettt pirb Sbnen allge=
rnetneS WobGbeba9en nerf1affen. &ur5 oor 3ubettgebe1t
1T Die bette 3ett; Elm @ein9Ias nOIl 8itters an nebnett.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-09-25
&as lit eS?
Gin febr porberrfdenoes Get0en oes
Spdtiommers ourh einen ber-
p~orra9enoen Qr5t erfldrt.

Wds lit es, bds einem in Der lebten 6dlfte
oeS Sommers feblt, tpenn Die 3unge beleqt
1T, Elm ~fortoduernbes &Dpftpe6 fi9 %einitelt,
Der Nppettt p%erloren gebt uno man unter
taltem 5ie6er unb S9peiB %forttpG6renb gu
leiOen bat? Nt9t bettldgerig, aber gdn3li3
aus9eipielt, 70 gu fugen. l1ebelrie6enoer
&tbem, gebro4ener S3laf, unD ungefdbr
gu oerfelben .3eit ieben Sag Elm Qnfda
BON taltem SdhpeiB. 8as lit BON einem lolz
Gen 3uitdnbe gu benfen? @tele Ner5te fagen,
S9GtteIfrof; Inoere. Fa9en: nerb0ie
RteOergei 6lagenbeit, unb nod Nnbere:
2eberleiben, 8er0auungsleiben urO 10 peiter.
8ir f0nnen SSbnen iugen, mas bieies beOeuz
tet: IS tit Waldria unb 5par 9roniiGe
Malaria. Ni9t Der getpDbnli4e aftbsrz
tOmmli4e S4itteGfroit, fonoern Elm 2etben,
fpel9es als Elm gang dnOeres erfunnt porz
ben 1T - 9rontf9e Malartd. Dieter s3uz
itanb 1T mebr in mulurtf9 ungebdudten
@egenben borberr59enb, iebp9 bat man benz
ielben %erfannt, po dbnliAe &ranfbeiten nidt
gu finben iinb.
Sc biGft nt9ts, in iol9en 5Gnen gbinin
dn5upenben. 0ieIes Mtttel lit i'm Stdnbe,
S9ittelfroft gu c~uriren, tptrb iebo9 ME urtb
ntmmer gegen 9rpnif9e Malarid helfen.
Bezruznd 1T bus ein3i9e Mittel gegen 6ros
nif9e Malariu. SIS beri3dfft in iebem Safe
2inberung unb 9eilung. Srgenb Semanb,
ipel9er if9 iiber biefe 4usiagen gu bergez
tpiinf3t, fo1te fi9 an bic B~ezruzna
Manufacturing Gompanb in goIuu1z
bus, Obio, Stpeds lteberfenoung zines 8u9es
iiber Muldrtd penben. 0afelbs fpirb f~oIte1e
fret oerIunbt unb ent6dlt N%bbiloun9en bon
flint Der borberrf9enbiten 8runfbeitsfeime,
tpie Die elben unter ben beiten Mitrostopsn
uusfe6en.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-09-25
(S iii bic SIIin Dis Stoots3eitung.)
8crliner 8riefe.

Die srOben 6eittasc. Die 8e9etiterin9 ser Ser
liner. = Ser Gtrsn9 bes &aiiers. SaS 9re1l>
senlole 0elpitbG auf Sen StraBen. = Die @b>
rlns Bet 9lnterifaner. 9aS orbnun9Sliea
beabe 9ublifum. = @tnise MtBfldn9e.
Oos 8erlincrtbum.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-09-25
0ie @trdfe bps 81

Die Strafe bes Nuspeit19sns 1T in
Netpcaftle, 0elatpare, an IL Oelinquenten,
oarunter bier Neger, bur9 ben Sheriff boIz
3ogcn tporben. Oiefel6en erbielten ie 3ebn
bis 3trdn5ig 9iebe nit Der &nute. @lei9z
5ettig n1uBten bort 5pei anbere @trdflinge
cine Stnnbe lang am S9anDpfabl fteben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-09-25
BSrfe uno 6dnoe[.

@uf benz bieIf9st Mtarfte mar SeIb amf &iinbisnns 81
5a5h 8@t. Iei9t 81 befontlnett unb Wediel mnrbet nit
5H@6 b. s. bisfontirt.
Muf Stem gort unroen We8ieL nttt so gents gufs