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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-01-03
Wnrn aus Giferiudlt.
Bon feinem gsebenbubIer eridpTen.

Gumben N.zSSr 2. San. - Sm
bieiigen StG0t6en, no i'm 8erbGltniB
CUR 9ep0Iterung Die meiiten Wforoe
in g}etpz zSsrfep paiiiren, puroe 9eitern
Samss @oulo, Elm iunger Munn au5
9biIabeIpbiu, bon %. We. Robinipn
eri9piIen. RobinIpn mar in Elm Mdo@
6en, Numen5 Settle Bottom, berliebt
uno audi 9oulo beparb ii4 ieit Sur
sem um Die 2iebe Settles. @r bate
ou6 Grfolg unO ais beiOe Mdnner ge>
tern Qbsnb 5uIammen tneipten, 3og
9oulo ben taltgeiteQten 8erebrer oe5
MGb6ens auf. G5 fam gu einem
Streite unb 8eioe 5ogen 3eooIoer; Die
eriten S3Uife, peI6e BON ben 8egnern
ab9efeuert tpuroen, gin9en febl, aber
bei'm 3tpeiten S9u1Ie Orang bic &ugel
aus 3obirTon'5 ReboIber Dem 8oulo
ing 9er3 un0 er itiir3te tobt 81 8ooen.
RobinIon parb oerbuftet unb in's 8ez
f6ngniB gebruat. @r peigert it9, iiber
ben MorO gu ipre6en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-01-03
Scr Reoafteur bes ,,Stientift &me.
riean" acifurbcu.

}ep=gprf, 2. San. - 9tIfreb
Glp Bead, Der 8ebatteur bes ,Scienz
tific 9merican," iit geftern in Ieiner
8obnung, Nr. 8, 8eit 20. Strabe,
an Der 2ungenentSiinDung geItorben.
Bead mar i'm Sabre 1926 in Spring
fielo, Maii., geboren uno fam in ieiz
ner frii6eften Sugerb na6 Nspzgorf,
ND er nit SrIon .. Wlunn bic 2etz
tung bes yScisntific Imericun" iiber>
rabm. Oiefe 3eitung mar bamaIs bic
ein5ige Wo6en3eitung ibrer Dirt in ben
Der. Stdaten.
Der 8erftorbene betleioete ben Boz
ten zines 8ebutteurs bes yScientific
@mericun" beinabe fiinf3ig Sabre lang.
3ugleidh itano er audi Dem ausge0e6nz
ten 9atentgei6Gfte DOR, peI6es Die
2eitung bes nScientific 9lmerican" be-
trieb. Gr mar Ielbit Elm Grfinber uno
itets bereit, grfinbern nit Wort unb
Shat Sur Seite 5u Iteben. 8eionbers
pi9tig unb 5u6lrei6 paren bic Grim
ounaen Beads auf Oem 8ebiete pneuz
matiI9er Nppurate unb Me6anismen.
9eah bate au9 einer Ruf ais P9ilan@
tbrop uno griinbete na9 Dem &riege
bas Bead sSnititut" in Sapanna6,
in tpel6em befreite Stlapen unterri6z
tet lpuroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-01-03
Sin famnier 3naBuus,Seautter.
Gntniidhte .,3opftr6ser. ."-meebr, ala bunecrt
pou ibnsn ereben Ger Resicruns cine Nais.

Gntuiidate .,3opftrdsrr ."-mtebr, uIs buuecrt
pon ibnsn erebcn Ger RcsicruHs cine Tais.
SanSran3isco, Gal, 2. San.
- Den 8unbeszS zS5nfpettoren itno in
folge oes 9erratbs zines hiefigen 3olz
6uusbeumten stpei 8abnpaggpns ppQ
GbineIen, bic BON Der @usteQung in
2ltlunta famen, burd Die Singer ges
i6liipft unb balten iih ieBt i'm bieiigen
G6ineIenpiertel beritedt, anitatt na6
China 3uriidautebren. Die 3opftr"z
ger famen Dor SaQesanbru6 bier an
unb purben in Suti6en eiligit nu6
bem G6ineienpiertel gebra4t. Der
6ieIige 3oQzGolettOr s. 8. NiIe mar
BON Der beporitebenben gtnfunft Der
Gbineien in SenntniB geieBt unb Die
3Qbl Der QeBteren mar auf 104 angez
qeben pprben. Seiten5 Der Qgenten
Der GbineIen pirb be6auptet, e5 ieien
nur 43 Mongolen na6 Dem G6ineIenz
piertel seI4muggelt porben, man bat
a6er in amtli6en &reilen guten 9runb
an3unebmen, oaB es mebr, ais bunbert
fpQren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-01-03
@aBrIbeinIiG Gin Cpfer hrr Scr.
Die Sdrfentine ,.Meoepc" ieit 55 Easen auf
Ger 5abrt besrifTcn. -Sas 6abrieus ieesus
falls unttrseganseu.

Can Srun3tsco, 2. San. -
Die 8artentine rMOboc" lit Dor 50
Sagen bon 9afebate ubgefabren, lett
benz bat man aber BON Dem 5abr3eu8e
Ni9ts geb0rt unb geieben. Die giz
gentbumer gIau6en, baB bafeI6e eiH
Opfer bes uneridttli6en W}eeres eez
porben, 3umul, nu6oem Der Gupt. beS
9olI9iffeS yNeips 8op," pel4es bies
ielbe Sabrt in % 5ugen 3uriidlegte,
unb ieBt bier eingetroffen it, beri9z
tete, baB er nod bos leBte Soben Ell
nes Seifuns gu beiteben bate, bon beiz
fen poQer 8etpalt iiaerli6 Der oW1oz
ooc," Der Ii9 etpas friiber auf bic
3eiIe begeben, getroffen purbe. 9as
S9iff tpirb nit Munn unD Maus gu
8runbe ge9angen iein.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-01-03
lijioIDaten.
Die ,.bI. Ssrmanrac errinst rod tncIt1 Cen
Siea.


8ri B gepprt, Conn.,, 2. San. -
SSn Dem grpBen Saoler'ihen Sun5z
lotale bat Elm 8ampf 5piI6en Mili3~
foloaten uno Poli5iiten itattgefunoen,
i'm 8erluufe befen etipa 80 N&dnner
f6pere 8erleBungen bapontrugen. Die
Soloaten 3ogen i6lieBli4 ben &iir3e@
rem uno 5Dan3ig bon ibnen iiBen ieBt
i'm 8efdngniB. Sauienoe BON 6abritz
glrbeitern uno z2lrbeiterinnen feierten
Den Sabresab16luB bur3 bis in'B neue
SSabr binrei3enbe 8Glle uno anhere
Seitli6teiten. SSn Sabler's 0alIe bisIz
ten bic r&o5ciusto 8uarbs, ," cine milf
tGriihe OrganiIation, Elm 9an3perz
gniigen ab, ais pl0bli6 cine Qtbtbetz
lung 8oli5ei in bas Qotal einbrang,
I'm Das Bier, pel9es pdbreno bes
8alles bertauft tpurbe, gu confis3iren.
Die Wtili5foloaten ma6ten BON ibren
G dbeln 8ebrau6 urb trieben bic BD=
liai'ten aus Oem 8ebdube. Nd4bem
bic 8eamten cine 8erItGrfung bon 15
N}unn erbalten, perIu6ten lie nod
muls, in bas 2ofal ein3uoringen, aber
audi bieIe5 W}al purben fte 3urif ge=
f6lagen. 8iele Poli3iIten tragen Wunz
ben, bic i6nen bur4 Sdbelbiebe beige
bra6t puroen, uno mebrere BON t6nen
finb Iebr f6per perleBt. grit cine peiz
tere 8eri itGrfung ma6te es ben Ppli3eiz
8eamten mD9Ii6, Serren Der Situaz
tipn gu tperben. Der Sauptmunn Der
y&o5ciu5to 9uarbs" lit bura 8eulen
unb 0unoen in 6olge Der 9iebe, tpel6e
er nit ben &niippeln Der poli3iiten err
balten, i'm 9eIi6te 10 entitelIt, oaB
feline Sreunoe i'm taum pieoer ertenz
nen. Sober Der 20 8efdngenen trGgt
Spuren bes Samples an iid). Die
2eute tparen idmmtlih nit blutenben
Wunoen beoedt unb ibre uniformen
iinb nur nod 6eBen. 2(u4 Die auf
ben Bale anpeIenoen 5rauen tdmpften
pie 6urien. 8iele bon i6nen iprungen
auf bic 9oli3iiten los, 5ertraBten ibnen
bic 9eiiater unO rtiIen ibnen gun3e
SGnDe ppQ BON 6Qdren aus.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-01-03
@nacn has beitrittrne Gebiet in Sr:
ue;ueIa fDlnniIiren.

Geor9etopH 9ritiia Guiana,
2. San. = Qtnseiebene hieiige MGnner
baten cine @eisGfdaft gebiIbet, I'm oas
5pii6en 9roBbritannien uno 8enez
3uela beitrittene 9ebiet gu tultipiren.
Die @eIeQi4uft beripri4t, Der Regies
rung innerhulb 5tpei Sabren $5OO,00O
gu geben, Die CUR Grbauung bon Stras
ben unb 8riiden peripepoet tperben iols
len, uno mill iiberbies elm 9etriebss
8upital pon$75O,OOO aufbringen. 9el
8oriiBer Der 9eielIi6aft CAB ben Mits
gliebern bic @erIi6erung, 2orb Calls.
burn babe erflGrt, baB bic 5ruee fei.
nem S9iebsseri9te unterbreitet perDe,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-01-03
2ebi q. Winrton iit republifauiiger
Praiioenti1afts sGaHninat.

g}ep gort, San. - Sbomos
6. 9lutt tbeilte heute nit, baB @ouz
perneur 2epi g. Mortpn Gunbibut fir
Die repubIitaniI6s 9rGIibenti9aFtsz
domination lei. &r. gforton ielbIt
6u6e feinen formelen 8nni4 in bieIsr
9inii6t geduBert, aber bem 9rdngen
Ieiner 6reunbe f6lieBli9 nu9gegeben,
ii9 ais ganbioaten aufiteGen gu laiz
ZEN.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-01-03
Grrurtbeilrus bun JaIidJmiin;crn.
$1,000 gtrufe ump Sabre scfdnamta.

9 6ilaDelpbiu, 2. San. -
W2oIes Roiengarten, Mur Srant, SAT.
Sgineburg, SAT. SSriebmann unO 9enrp
8reenburg puroen beute BON Ri6ter
Butler i'm 9unoesz0iitrittsz@eri6te
3u ie $1,000 Strafe unb 3 Sabren Sc
fGnqniB perurtheilt. Die 8urI6en
lparen Der Qtnferttqung pOn 6ali6gelb
anqeflagt uno tpurben au6 oes ibnen
3ur 2aft gelegten 8er9ebens CUR gpiz
beng Uberfiibrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-01-03
ysr. 3.
Die &bifaHuug Der Sgluibbuoen
bcrIanqt.
Die @CiffIidcn Iperseu oru Sen .,eIrbeitsrtt'
tern" nm SciffanS ausesansGH.


tern" nm Seiitanb augseansCn.
GIepeIano, O., 2. San.-Seiz
tens Der hieiiQen g&nigbt8 Of Qabor"
lit bsI6loTsn poroen, Die 8eiItIidteit
Der Staot nm ibre llnteritiiBung in
benz Sample qegen bas bier in grpBer
gIiitbe iiebenbe S4piBbuoenzSpItem
3u erfu6en. 0ie State 1raoess"
unb g2ubor 2lTembIp" ion uuBeroem
erfunt neroen, bic in ShpiBbuoer
bergeIteIten Duaren gu boDcOtten.
NQitutor +. 6rieber5bprf bat nit mebz
reren 8eumten Der n8ni9bt8 Of 2az
bor" cine SynIpettions Sour unterz
nommen uno babel gr6Bltdhe 3uItdnoe
entbedt. SSn elmer Sudcttz2lQep Durz
be cine S6piBbube erHittelt, in Der
nur Mdo6en arbciteten. 9ieIelben
erbaIten fir angeitrengte Irbett flint
unbIieben3ig Gents prp Wode. Sn
einem anoeren elenben Raume Do6nte
cine @itttpe, bic cine ebr trante Sod
ter unb einen 9oufen tleiner &inoer
bat. Die 6rau erpirbt ben Inter
bait Der 6dmllle NIT 9olellmd0en.
Sic tum b06Iten5 5ebn Stiid pro Gag
beritellen uno etpa rs Gents pro Gag
peroienen. 5rieoer5oorf ertIGrte
sd bin iiber5eugt, DaB, nenn e5 ni6t
geIingt, binnen Sa6resfriit nit Dem
SDItem in Glepeluno au3urdumen,
Die 3uitGnoe in GlebeIanO bunoert
Mal i6Iimmer Iein perOen, alS iie iez
mails in 1elp=Yort getpeIen iino. lin
mebr auf oos groBe Publitum einlpirz
fen gu t0nnen, baben mir uns entz
i6IoIIen, Die 6iilfe Der 8eiItli6teit
ansurufen." @s bat bereit5 cine 9er=
baftung Ituttgefunoen. Der b0bmt=
ide S6neioer Sobn 8etet, Der erpiez
ienermaBen iunge Mdo6en ppn 13
SoSubren in elmer 8erfitGtte beihGftigz
te, tpurbe ongetlagt uno 81 $25 uno
@erihtstpiten perurtbetlt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-01-03
Ser Spbn Der llnrenli9teit.
su6tbaus uns eefdnsnis sas ense pom sfese.

9bt1a beGpbta, 2. San. =
Die beiben 8enIionsz9(genten Gbtpin
8pofmeper. len. uno iun., in Qancaz
iter, pel3e, pie ieiner 3eit gemeIOet,
tpegen l1nterbreitung gefGII6ter 3euz
genuusiagen in 8s5ug auf qeniionsz
9lnIprii9e, perbuftet purben, buben
beute ibr llrtbeil empfangen. 9asz
ielbe lautete fir ben 8ater auf 18 Wtoz
nate 3u6tbaus unb cine 9elobuBe
bon $1O0, ndbrenb Der SD6n um
$25 geitraft uno gu feds Monaten
9efGngnib perbpnnert tpurbe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-01-03
10000 @arf Sefijit.
Gin bisber aHssmrin seadtster Shrser Gls
Sstriiacr perbaftet.

Sstriiscr perbaftst-
Berlin, 2. San. - Sn Sffenz
burG 8rpbber3ogtbum 8aoen, bat bic
Gntoedun9 zines Delights pon $4,000
Wfart in Der itGotiI6sn Sparbunt unz
ter ben 9epoiitorsr niht nur, ionbern
audi Der 8iirgerIdaft i'm 9lagemeinen
grOBe @ufregung bsrpor9erufen. Der
S9dBmeiiter oes Sinan3~Snitttuts,
Jran5 9uur, Der ii6 btsber bober
G6tung uno grpBen 9ertrauens err
freute, lit feitsenpmmen poroen uno
iiBt 6inter StloB uno Riegel, obpobl
er ieoe SenntniB iiber Die llriaden oss
Qsfiaits Ieuonet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-01-03
Gire RieperIaae persanntaasmnfer.

Spronto, Ont, 2. San. - Ri6z
ter Stole erlieB geItern cine ie6r mid
tiqe GntI6eibunq. 8or eintger 3cit
oeriu6te Die @eiitliAteit pon 9amiiz
on, bic StraBenbahn : Gompagnie
our6 einen gsri6tlihen Ginbalt8bes
Tebl am Sonntagsbetrieb gu perbinz
bern. gfidter Roie entidieO uber in
1aen puntten au @uniten Der Stra=
3enbabn unb ertlGrte, oab Die 8ags
Jons aud am Sonntag faAren biirs
;en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-01-03
0rubes Sranoun9lild.
seds Serfpneu fusen ZEN 5lammsntUI

Columbus, g., 2. San. =
Se6s Soote paren bus 8eIultat zines
grunbes, Del4er ii1 beute fri6 in Der
Wobnung Sobn 8. SibburO's, Rr.
1898, Sit=2pngitraBe, hierielbit ereigz
ttete. Die @erungliidten fino Sobn
$. 9i6baro, oefen 5rau, unb orei
Gtnber 5ap, 2lQen unD 9orptbp i'm
refp. 2llter bon 19, 5 uno 3 Sa6ren,
foDie Srdu G6as. See aus Barnes
bile. @ier anberen Spr0blingen 0es
gbepaares gelang es nebit Der farbi=
gen 9ienerin 2(nnie 8eu i6r 2eben in
Si9erbeit 81 bringen, inbem lie ii3
our9 einen tiibnen Sprung aus einem
5enIter bes 3ipeiten Stpdperfe5 rettez
ten. Die 8eQ erlitt bei Dem WagniB
einen 9ru9 bes &n06els, aber ale
Nnberen tamen Dbne ertpG6nensiperz
tbe 8erleBungen bdbon. Der 8runb
entitano in Solge Der GTploiion BON
Ruturgas, nit ipel6em bus gan5e
8ebGuoe gebei3t Durbe. Die 9ienerin
g(nnie, ipeI9e 3uerIt bas, Der gefamm=
ten Jantllle orobenoe unbetl gepdbr
naro, bermag nur an5ugebsn, baB iie
plObliA bur9 cine beftige Gri4iittez
rung, tpel6e auf einen @ugenblid bus
gan3e Saus erbeben mu6te, getpedt
tpur0e uno na6 Dem S4laf3immer
9ibbarb's biniiberItiir3te. 2eBterer
mar bereits ebenfalls mad unb bate
f6pn bier ieiner Ia6tommen auf 0as,
ettpa 20 SUB tiefer gelegene Srottoir
binubgleiten lafen, ais er pl0Bli6 ppn
benz erItidenben 3au9 iberpGltigt
parb. Sdmmtli6e Ie6s Qei6nume,
Die Ipdter in Dem 3immer 9efunoen
purben, tparen faIt Bis CUR llntenntz
Ii6teit peritiimmelt. Die Don einem
Na9bur berbeigeruTene 5euerpebr
lDI6te Die 6lammen in fur5er 3eit.
9ibbarb mar Elm tpo6lbefannter Sc
ihdftsmunn, iotpie Setretor unb 8ez
i9GftSfiibrer Der rGentral Obio Ndz
turul 8aszGo." Coroner 6erbIt bat
iofort eine llnterIu6ung ein9elsitet.
&f 3miiben Puli;titrn unb sri
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-01-03
Ser
NatiOnal >Salt : Serein
Der Staot Baltimore.
National Building Association.
Smreaur: Simmer Ser. 40s uns 400, SiseIitp
Building.
9JutnriiirtFA &nnitnI d 000 .00R RR

dI4OAldI - ulIOlllS n ScOCldIIOu.
Eureaur: Simmer Ir. 40s une 400, Sis cIitp
autpriGrtes sapital sI0.OOO.OOO.OO.
Scamtc:
Grrff z. Snabe, iun., Irdiibent.
ghpmaS ~. Saii, BlceprdoeHt.
q. u. Dole, Setretdr.
SEWfcS. NrtdDdre, Observation-Disclosures.
S. y. mprris, Get)dftsful~er
bes 2uauH9ss2 partemerts.
9Silltdms SSillians, Tt ltsconulenteH.
Gepoiitorum: Continental SationaI'Sanf
SlherieIuRa oer SecurItGtcu: 6ieelitp & Se'
ppHt=Sp.
. eftpren:
Srnn :: Srdbe, lun., pom ism. SHobe & Co.,
GianUfobrItarteE.
GIintpn y. @uiue, pou 8oiue & DlcSGrau, Saua
hers uno UlGtler.
Sbpmns Us. 6an, aEpaIt.
Bilbnr e.. Sadfpn, BTdiloeHt Der Continental
giatIouaI=gQnf.
Grlparr Maine, geiis;r uno Ssrausgeber oes
-9eutih,R Gorrsiponbeuten."
Sames . Waipn BON Der SouIes 3. DtoIon Go
Observation-Disclosures.
%. SSiusIplu SSilliams, AHruaIt.
Charles Scnrn Smlth poH Snlth, Slron d Co.,
GEarosz6dnoler in Yapier uno Rapleridden.
M. 1GeS. 9ricbare, gaus8erelH
W. wcS. prid,ure,
(SeblS,1S) GeueroIs Di1nd9eT.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1896-04-03
u. 6, Branch, New York.
Connecticut Fire lnsur. Co.,
OF Hartford. Conn.
BRITISH AMERICA ASSURANCE co.
st. Louis. as.

OfToronto Gan. ~. S. Branch
Risks written curing 1885, Sl09. 7S6. 1890
premiums received ihereun... 1869, $3.50
Losses incurred ........,........ 738,lN.lS
Cross asse,s ................... l,lSO.2lo.52
Liabilities Except capita, stoek) $3.50. t8o'6oIS
Income Observation-Disclosures, l,2l0, i94,se
Expenditure. i,ilo,oTi,se
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1896-04-03
DIV. M ARrON.
'Ss ao = ne swan'P @"ses Medicine q
@I@hovI4.,s .Eron, L,fe

tying man. egug but 100 pounds N at 40 IVeqh ITO anda
eecf heahh Such the wonderful results Of using SCAMP Angel
Ndicne gears amy symptoms Of disease howed themselves
When The scientific ae World and a4Ms health boards Of the qge
Public that consumption and the most malignant and ia
a caused and pOdcedb H,g bugs microbes
then determined find germ acrO killer then bought and tested
ryv preparation throat troubles bronchial affections consup
could find germ microde killer in the tve lot ofmedcnes
l~ commemorate experiment with "aRO and produced medicine
coud drink Ike wa ButMe most 'eondM thing that one
ap oud only kill millions germs and microbes but you'd instantly
Of the wo"p Ange ve'y Destructive to enemies but Aah;;
germ W human disease Under heat this medicine dis
oh gas and be Inhaled drec into The lungs Mebg killing
all n,ooe life these organs Like hghamg this d,
ouyh Me skin and therefore kill ache pain from
oNchem nuragao rheumatic PAM Every family
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1896-04-03
Salina Union I:

Although women are said to be
vastly more excitabIe and hysteri.
cal than men, no such performances
as those lately enacted by the Ken
cky Legislature have AS yet been
reported to us from those states
where women take part in the de-
Lucrative councils of the state.
There is one class of people in
Kansas who are giving great deal
of time to worrying, in advance Of
the convention, as to who will be
the PopuIist nominee for governor
Those people are the Republicans
The Populists will wait till the time
for action, and then nominate the
best man the state affords, and they
will win.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1896-04-03

was stricke with infl,m naIory
.heumati m in 1892. For six motb'
was attended and i/eated bv the ~ 81
skilled doctors. but /; was nine months
before was able to work 1T NY trade.
In june 1915, wa. again tackled aug
added to the inflamnatorr rh-ume.sn
was paralysis of one eN'i.t side OF ODD
and limbs. wal helpless. IN bed u,a
10 move and picture of a corls. Ii III
condition. the good Angels sent ~!
Swamp Angel 10 the pc son of d. w
Marion. and he recomne led thu Ito ~
al use Of Swamp Angel Medicine hot
internally and externally. c"nhrnct
to improve from the first DAYS ''sr"t IL
Swamp Angel Medicine In wv" 'aA
| was up and walking o. IN cr'lc'il
In one week was able to 20 to WORK.
At this time am in betterh altii thf
have been tor years. all Of which ! ~
TO the use Of Swamp Angel Medicine.
Warrington, ID. G. Aug, BSes
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1896-04-03

Why were times just as bad in
1893 under the Kinley tariff as
they are in 1896 under the Wilson
tariff? Let the Mckinley boomers
explain. Silver Knight.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1896-04-03
CATARRH.

Swamp Angel Medicine receed.
| am delighted with its effects on my
catarrh. | am assured of perfect
cure.
A my family and neignbors are
using the Swamp Angel soap and are
Enthusiastic in its praise.
G. H. FURY, j. P
Harlem, Ga.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1896-04-03
Saving Human Life.
DR.. D. w. MARION:
Washington, D. G.

Washington, D. G.
My Dear Sir:
I cannot say two mitch in
behalf Of your great medicine. My
heart is overlooking with gratitude to
you. I can truthfully say that to-day
l would have been in my grave if it
had not been for the Swamp Angel
There are so many who suffer as ]
have suffered that I should be glad to
seeyour wonderful preparation in every
home. l will do everything in my
power to place it in every home in my
state.
Truly Yours,
D. s. Blalock,'
Bankhead, Ala, March, 9th, 1895.
II can certify to the truthfulness Of
Mr.. D.. s. Blalock's testimonial and
many others in this community will
add all the corroborative evidence you
may ask or require
Truly yours.
A. 0: Green, p. M.
BAakhsad, Alabama.
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Consumption Cured in Texas

Consumption Cured in Texas.
A. W. Alexander, of Waxahach
lie, Texas, writes us that he had suffered
for several years with lung trouble,
and was slowly sinking under this aw-
full disease--consumption.. Slowly but
surely he was being driven into the
grave Some kind friend handed him
a descriptive circular of Swamp Angel
Medicine. He read, was convinced,
and ordered one dozen bottles, From
the lst days use he whipped the enemy.
He has destroyed the germs in every
nook and corner of his body, forced
the digestion and assimilation of hl>
food, with Swamp Angel Medicine, and
health naturally followed. He has
written us several enthusiastic letterss
but too long for publication. He is
asked What wonderful medicin e
pulling him out Of the grave?' be
says that his reply is now an old story
Swamp Angel Medicine has cured
me. l recommend it everywhere
CO."
Hundreds are to day testitying tt
the wonderful cures made with this
preparation. Could add 100 or more
letters. if we had the space.
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SPEr,AS. - -s"-~
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1896-04-03

We had fife n years of unpar-
alelled prosperity with greehacks !;
we have had fifteen years of un-
euualled adversely without them.
Let US get back to thd greenbacks
Progressive Farmer, Mt. Vernon,
iii
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1896-04-03
Chicago Broadside :

Chicago Broadside:
Cullom, of this sta'e, has had
presidential bee buzziDg in his bon
net, and he is jealous of Mckinley
This is what he says-and he tells
the truth:
The Mckinley forces are organ
lied all over my state. They have
their agents tramping around, or
ganizing Mckinley clubs and doing
anything in their power to make the
state solid for Mckinley. There
has been a large amount of money
spent in Illinois by Mckinley
workers and it is not easy to
break up the schemes which have
been set up for him
In speaking of Tillman the Chi,
cago Tribune says: "He is also
recognized as boor and black
guard" But no paper or Estates
man." or any one else has yet stated
that Tillman's remarks were not
true. OF course man Is "boor
and blackguard" if he but tells the
truth about the thieves and scoun-
drels who are running this country
in the interest of the money mon
gers.
If you had hired man and he
didn't attend to business any better
than the average congressman, you
would "fire" him in hurry. Then
why don't you "fire" the monopoly
tools in congress by voting for men
who are of the people and who will
be true to the people ?
We would sooner trust Uncle
Sam with the power to issue money,
regulating the amount..and its value,
than pack of pirates sailing under
the name of "bankers"--especially
when we consider the doings OF
those bankers for the last Thirty
years.
After a bit we will learn just
what the Republican party means
by the use of the word "bimetal'
lism." John Sherman defines it as
follows:
al believe that the policy of the
United States, adopted in 1858, OF
coming fractional silver coins in
limited quantities from silver bul-
lion purchased at market price, and
making them a legal tender tol
small sums, is the only way to pre-
serve the parity of gold and silver
at a fixed ratio. This is properly
called bimetallic money
March IA, 1896. Mckinley wa;
interviewed at his home in Canton
Ohio, and Silver Republicans car
chew on the following:
81 have discussed the question o
currency coinage in congress, anc
my record is plain. Vice President
stevenson once said the people
were willing to chance the free ano
unlimited coinage, and ! responded
tat the people were not prepared
l., Indulge in any such speculate n
And here is an Endorsement, prac
,.cally, of Sherman's definition
40 Congressional Record quotes
Senator Platt as saying
The trouble with the Senator fol
Nebraska Allen is that his only
definition of bimetallsm is the un
limited coinage of silver at the Ia
ito of 16 to by the United States
alone. l say there is no honest
definition of bimetalsm.
Silver Republicans ought to paste
t{is in their hats, where they car
See them occasionally.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1896-04-03
A Wonderful Recovery.
KELLER, BRYAN COUNTY, GA.
nsil 9Th 1904

KELLER. BRYAN COUNTY, GA.
April 9Th, 1895.
S,can.p Angel Medicine Co. atlanta,
Gentlemen:
Please send me $3.50 worth of your
Swamp Angel Medi' inc. 1t is
the best medicine | have ever used, and
my family cant do without it. My mother
had been confined IT, bed for three months
with the most dreadful cough ever saw
anyone have. commenced giving your
medicine and in three weeks she was cured
of the cough and able togo visiting
Respectfully yours,
Mrs. Emily Young.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1896-04-03
NEUR ALGIA.

Miss 5. L. Ens li-h Of Boston. Ga, says.
| lave sold over 6 dozen bottles OF med
inc here: have not had u sngl e com
plaipt: 1t has cured me entirelyof neu-
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