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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-04-17
THE IRON TRADE.
Present Conditions Point to a Per-
manent Rate of Prices.
ABLE TO TAKE CARE OF ITSELF.
The Steel Trade Enjoying sman sals'
Under the New Arrangements, bat Final
sucOsss Is Not Yet A,sured-Tin Pas
Manufacturers in Session : Window
GlasswOrEer. to Meet

PITTSBURGH. Pa, April 1s-The
American Manufacturer will say to-
morrow; The dominating influence in
the iron trade At present Is the action of
manufacturers and producers of coke
ana ore who have agreed to maintain
prices ct a given level. This action may
succeed in any event and will certainly
succeed in demand assumes the proper
tions which oil circumstances point 70
as the probable limits. The iron trade
was never as able to take care Of Itself
as It IS now.
The rapid accumulation Of pig iron
and the present excessive weekly pro-
ductlon points to the possibility, and, as
some think, the probability, OF lower
quotations in foundry and forge Iron
soon. but when we carefully analyze all
elements OF cost 1t is not easy to say
where buyers can hope to expect much.
I3essemer pig has its status definitely
fixed. Steel blllets have been placed by
agreement at figure they should have
reached without.
But the permanency Of prices and
agreements, after all, very much de-
pends upon the continuance OF the
conditions on which they are based. The
chief condition is a normal demand.
Meanwhile, the steel arrangement has
scored a point In effecting even small
sales at the new figures, although final
success Is yet far from being assured.
And the most disturbing feature Of the
situation is that numerous lines in the
finished trade are still waiting to see
the course OF steel prices.
Grey forge pig Is quoted at $40 75@
IL 25: Bessemer Sl3 25@l3 so. Steel. rails
1928 90. Steel billets, small sales at the
advanced figures. 500 open hearth
hiiIefs Sg5 10
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ouEREc FLOODS.
pAuasgs 10 Property Results from the
Netting snoWG.

pAHsgs 10 Property Results from the
Melting snoWI.
MONTREAL, April l6.-Great dam
age is being done in the eastern town
ships Of Quebec by water rising in the
rivers, due to the hot sun melting the
snow. Railway bridges and tracks are
washed out, houses are submerged and
factory fires extinguished. Tho quebec
Central has lost Its great iron bridge,
$50 feet long, which crosses a rnvIne at
st. Anseimo, twenty-one miles south Of
Point Lewis. This cuts of nil COM
munIcatlon between this section and
the New England states. In the vlcin-
Ity Of Sherbrooke the tracks of the Que
bee Central, the Maine Central and the
Boston & Maine have been washed ont
In various places. Traffic will be In
terrupted for weeks. Sweeping past the
city OF Sherbrooke. the St Francis
river has burst from Its confines and
covers the country for the dist Slce OF
half n mile between that city and
Richmond. At Richmond the water Is
several feet deep In the main street
The Village OF GAINESVILLE Is completely
submerged. The water Is still rising.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-04-17
BRIEF TELEGRAxs.


Tho gold reserve closed yesterday at
ti20 0.G63,15l.
The First National Bank Of Bedford.
Va, has suspended
Marquis Yamagata was rendered
reception ut New York yesterday.
In the senate yesterday Senator Hin
made sensational, speech against
Senator PETERS resolution TO inyesti-
gate the recent bond sale
The temperature In Chicago ycstcr-
day was 81 degrees, the hottest April
day since the signal service was estnb-
llshed there. Elghty-nvc degrees In
New York city
Judgments aEgrcgating 100000 were
filed yesterday against the large whole
sale millinery house or j. Strnsshurgcr
4 Co, PittsbuFRh. and u Is nov IN the
hands Of the sheriff.
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Special Dispatch TO tho Intelllgencor.
PARKERsBuRG, w. Va, April l6.--
Three months ago Henry James, col.
ored pullman car porter from Bulu-
more, jumped OF his train us 1t passed
over the big iron Baltimore & Ohio
bridge here This morning hia remains
we're found floating In the Ohio river at
Meldahlc's, seven miles below here.
The body was badly decomposed, but
his Identity was proven by papers and
letters found upon the body. as well aH
The uniform he wore. His remains
were buried where found. His wife
lives at 1906 Edwards street, baltimore.
lie had his life insured FOR $1,000.
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GIn,, workers, Convention.

PITTSBURGH. Pa, April 1s,-At the
request of the wilmington, Delaware,
preceptory, a national convention Of
the window glass workers association
will likely be held in Pittsburgh on
July 6. Voting sheets will be sent at
once to ali the preceptories in the cottn-
try. There IS no doubt that the vote
will be favorable to the holding OF the
session, as something must be done to
settle the disturbances that exist in the
organization, which is the strongest la
bor union in the world.
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HAMBURG, April 1s.-The BOersen-
halle has a dispatch from Caracas. Ven-
ezuela, saying that a settlement Of the
railway claims made by Germany on
behalf Of German subjects has been
signed by the representatives OF the
DIsconto Gesselshaft, North German
Bank, and the government OF Vehezue-
Ia, the latter agreeing 70 pay S6,OOO,Ooo
Of bollvnrs in the settlement OF past
liabilities, future claims and the guar
ontead interest due,
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MINISTER BAKER
May be Asked % Bring About settle,
rnsnt oEahs NIeaEaEuan Revolt.

May be Aslrud 20 Bring About Settle
rnsnt oEths NleaEaEaan Revolt,
MANAGUA, Nicaragua, April 16, via
Galveston. Texas.-A telegram has just
been received here from Nagarote,
where President zelaya now Is, which
says that messenger from the rebels
Is now on his way to this city bearing a
note from the leaders OF the revolt to
the United States minister, Lewis
Baker 1t is supposed here that they
want Mr.. Baker to intervene and ar
range peace between the contestants.
The only conditions that President
ZelRya has been willing to consider are
unconditional surrender on the part Of
the armed forces and the giving up for
trial OF the leaders.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-04-17

Special Dispatch TO the 1ntcllIgcncor.
WESTON. W. Va, April 1G.-In to-
days session OF the hospital board
some very grave charges OF neglect OF
duty were preferred, Sensational cpl
thets that made the air look blue were
passed between two members OF tho
board. whether u 81 personal iiEhI
or Tor the good Of the institution r.
mains to be seen. WltncsHeH in tho
case will be heard tomorrow.
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OHIO COUNTY CLUB
Hello Very Interesting aud Well At
tended Meeting Last hight.

Hello Very Interesting aud Well At
tended Meeting Last hight.
Last night at It's headquarters in the
Odd Fellows building, the Ohio County
Republican Club held well attended
and interesting meeting President
Bcntly Jones made some very straight
out remarks about the lukewarmueE5
Of some Republicans, and asked that all
Join IN making interest In the present
campaign general throughout the
county. Mr.. Samuel Kraft, head OF the
Kraft-FranlS Company, made a very
fine talk on the workings OF the tarih,
introducing invoices received bye his
company, In support OF his assertions
The debate on the resolution calling
for the recognition by the United States
OF tho belligerency OF Cuba, was spirit.
I'd. The affirmative was taken care OF
by MeEsrs. MueREc Jones, Clarence
Wilson, Frank Blond and George w.
Robinson The other end OF the argu-
nent-the poor cnd-was handled ably
by Mcssrs. d. w. Martin, Franklin G,
Holmes and C. f. Morris, hut the club
decided overwhelmingly that the atim-
ative had won.
At the next meeting OF the clun the
mock legislature viii be reorganiEed,
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Special Dispatch to the Intelligeneer.
sTBUBENvILLE, o.. April l6.--A
trightful runaway occurred here this
evening on North Third street. Two
horses driven by D. J. Sinclair ran
away, and DIR. S. f. Queen, n vcteri-
nary surgeon. jumped out OF the buggy
and was fatally injured. d. j. Sinclair
was slightly injured by jumping.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-04-17
THE DEMOCRATS
HoIdTheir Primaries Tomorrow.
The Interest Eyinced
IS Non NEARLY 50 CREE
As that Shown in the AppUOash.
ing Republiean Primaries.
THE INTELLIGECER TO ASSIST

rhs Dsnosra4, IN Reostving Returns
From the Outlying Proe,aela4hatc Cam
not b Reached By TsIsphono-A CaIl
for bicycle COuriorsto Bringhn tho Re-
turns To-mOrrow Highi-sis'toh ofths
RSpuhIIsan canaiaASos for EAsriE.
mos.insoflhs Ohio county Rspahitsan
Club.
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WASHINGTON. D. c., April 1s-rhe
President has issued the annual fur
and seal fisheries proclamation, recltlng
the law prohibiting the taking of seal
hearing animals In Alaskan waters and
the net passed to give effect to the Paris
arb,trntion. II warns all persons not
10 violate these laws under penalty Of
arrest and punishment
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MERCY SHOTS
REQUIRED 10 Complete the oHiulal Murder
oEnn InaarEsnt Leader.

ofan InsnrEsnt Leader.
HAVANA, April 16.-The Havapa po-
lice have detained the Protestant bLsh-
op. Alberto Jesus DiaE, who had re-
cclved call, and his brother Alfredo
vlctorina plaz. These two gentlemen
arc natGrallsed Americans. The police
report that they found In their possess
sion certain insurgent documents.
The lnsurgent leader, EluE Alvarez,
has been shot in Plnar del RIG. 10: being
an incendiaiy. He fell at the first IRE,
but was not killed, and II was neces-
sary to flre three more shots, which are
chilled mercy shots. before the poor
wretch was dead. He died bravely.
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DENVER. Col. April l6.--Thc Rocky
Mountain News gayA cdltorIally to-day
that the representatives OF Colorado In
the nntlonal gathering OF the Demo.
cratic party will walk out OF the halN
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BRADLEY WON
IN the Kentucky State conven.
tlon, But
BY A VERY SLIGHT MAJORITY.
Major Mckinley VIII Get the Votes
as Soonas
THE GOVERNOR is HoNoRED

n, i. Formal The oOnvsn-
,lon Emil. It's Interesting ssaslOn-FrOe
silver denounced = HIaino Goes Ivild
over tho Name OF Speaker Reed-NsV
Jersey Doc. No. Instruot rs DsIsgats',
Su. la, = ayies-Pre,Idsntial Possibility.
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INDIANAPOLIS. Ind, April 1G.-Gcn-
eral ana Mrs. Harrison gave their first
Informal reception since their marriage
this afternoon Mt their home on North
Delaware street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-04-17

Ono OF the largest and most enthusi.
nstic Republican meetings ever held ~
Triadeiphla took place at Greeh'e hotel
last night A club from Elm Grove,
headed by drum corps. helped sven
the audience, which packed TIE roon
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-04-17

OTTAWA. ont, April l6.--The house
adjourned at 9;SO this morning after
beinE continuously in session since
Monday at 3 o'clock.
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and out OF the party uplels tho plat
form contains an unqualified deelara-
tion for free coinage and the candidate
is suited to the platform.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-04-17

For West VlrRlniR. continued warm
weather Friday; cooler Saturday; south
tor Western Pennsylvania and Ohio,
generally fair; warmer dnrinE the day;
rlnble Winds.
Local Temperatures.
Tim Temperature yesterday az observed
nv &. Schnrpf druFRist, corner Four.
tSrnth and Market streets, was as fol.
lows:
a. m...,.,...,, eQlS y, m.,,...,.',,',s, "
q. n.,,r',''''''' Mlt, Y, .''''' ~
T. m",,..'' '''''''' tWWcau'eF
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Observation-Disclosures aiufte,

NIT Walariatstmen sefawdussrtes Bafer perurs
iabt In petten Grt&en bsS ncrb= uub iibamsrttau.s
iaen Sentiments uuidsIi4es GIenb. Das ptrfiamfe
unb ndsltfite ausr mebtstnii@en S@usniittel sesen
ibren eiaubbettsmbrbsrtiden GInEub 1T Sofettsr's
Rasenbitters. QDo INNER bic init @e&t sefhr3teteu
eneemii&en arantbsiten, 6iebsr auer art Defenders
GausnEebsr, Mil,srpetteruns unb WtIsSerbartu
terrf&en, TT bas Bitters ansrtaunte 9bpebr unb 2ur
fur bteie plassn. Su RestfO, Guatemala, auf ber
oanbense BON Banana uub tn Sabameried ntdt mtns
Der aIB In ben 8er Staaen bat e8 ietHe trantbett8s
belntnsenbe GissniHaft bepdbr unb ptrb hberaa bon
Ger,ten auf's Yb6rmIie empicbteu. Gs tartrt rbeus
matti@e, Rierens ine Rosenletben Rerppftdt unb
S&pdhe unb iteuert ben Gtniifisn porserndten 2e'
bensaters. Gs rest ben Gppettt an Inb perbtlit ~
fdrtenbem, ersuidenpen S4lummer. Wan nebme
uidt ausbleites.
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Die y sRaKen bes Wasnfd,enae

- Die 70 RaKen bes Menf9enge.
inIe9ts, uei9e ben @rbbaa bemobnen,
pe-tetren nit eiuanber in 5000 Spras
den NIB baben etpa 1000 Derf6iebene
@Ianbens 8efenntni7e. Yie 3abl
Der Wduner unb Grauen III 10 aiemli6
glei1 nnbes belduft iid ba8 burdi di6nitt'
Iihe 2ebensaIter beiher @ef9le9ter
auf bios 38 Sabre. Gin uolles Drit'
tel Der @efanmtbeu6lterung itirbt Dor
bsm IL 2ebensiabre. @enaue lnters
fu6unssu bdben feitgefeut, BOP BON
100, 900 Weni6sn nur elm einaieer 100
Sabre alt mirb, unb bios 6 bis 7 aus
100 errei1en bas 60. Sabr. Die &C.
fammtbeD6lferung bes @rbbals wirb
auf 1900, 100000 Seelen geiddbt,
BON benen iebes Sabr 32.214. 600 fters
ben, mos ouf ieben Gag 98,848, auf
jebe Siunbe 4,200 unb auf iebe Wi.
mute 20 3obesfdae ausmadt. Sn Der
3egel Ieben bic 0erbeiratbeten lduser
alS bic 2ebigen. ebenio bieienigen, iuels
DE f9mere Arbeiten perri1ten, bic ci:
biliirten g6lfer uub bic bon mittIerer
R6rpergr6se.
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9ie 9eiRe Seit.

wsptto 9as Gone etar Sier TIT friitb NIB cut.
9as Gone etar Sier I6fdbt isoeGIutb!
9a sanft man fitb, nit biet @eid,rei,
0Snbl nm bic Hplttif.
Gar mam6er remit NIT Der Rartci,
9mrd, 0iinn unb aud Snr@ 0id.
gmueson t1nts Sa, Treihanoel bier
9ier ,,gilber !" tno ,,0pl0 !" oa,
go flimgt eS thinner fiir mnO fRr,
Wftt @nfiab nno Sarrab.
ltmO babct itrablt barbariid) beiR,
9erab Der gpnme 0lutb,
Gin Seber iagt nat3 alter 0Seii'
yDie neimt'S nal tuieoer gut"
Sod, lit Elm Ynnft, na aiebtS fitrtuabr
Zen eletnitem gtreit and mie,
90 berritbt ntelmebr oprt tmmerSar,
Ote pullite @arntuaie.
9as tit Oie Srase, tpas maa tbut,
Sn Sieier beiken 3eit,
Sn lDidben iebe 9lrt BON 0latb,
Get'S Gpnuembrann, iepS Strett.
Giuftimmi8 1autet oa Der Natb,
-llmb Ct TIT gut uno tuabr-
@eb' bin, inetn Gpbn, trinf friib u. ipat
9aS 8ier, 8enannt +: sLOne Starr!
0as fiibltnmo ifGrft nnb mad5t bid frob
Wertreibt Die Gale Str,
aurs: Sn oer Gtaot oer 0llamO
Yretft Secer DtefeS Bier!
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4. apitel.

9lm einemt 8ormittas In bieier 3eit
ia6 Trita W6rner in ibrem elesanteu
@obn5intm.r an ibrem S9reibtif@
nnb fiillte NIT ibrer sterlt9en 9anbs
i9ritt emfis eine @eite mad Der anbes
rem unb ldieu bon bieier arbeit gan,
obiorbirt 3u ietn. Das 3imuer mar
In bellen 6orben sebalteu, bic Tapes
ten, bic BolitermSbel, bic 1orbdnge,
alles bon eiuem 3arten Gellselb, oeS
~ Der 3arten 0orbe ibreS TeintS iebr
pailerb baruaoairte. @tageren NIT
Ntppes aller Grt, einise CUTE @emdlbe
inb @retbe5ei9uungeri, bic pielleidt
inter Der 6anb Der Denobueriit beS
3imuerS entifanben iparen, gaben
6emielben auberbem eiuen biibfden
G@utud, un6 6ab baS Sd0ne fi9
aud NIT benz Settle bier perbdub, bas
beipies bic aus nebr als bunbert 8dns
ben beiteben0e fleine 8ibliotbet, beren
@olbiAutttriiden bic erlau6ten glas
men Der befaunteiten GloIiifer alfer
gebilbeten gsatioren pte5en, u,tter
6esien aud bas lnrtf9e @enre ftarf
perfretett mar. Das 3immer las nod
benz @orten binaus unb zines ber Sem
ifer bilbete su9feih cine Ebiir, oeren
Nlhgel ii6 ouf cine tleine 0eran6a
5ffneteI bic init ret6eut 8lun,eus
f@uiu6 betorirt ipdr. Cine Bprttere
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Die God)ter Der Wdlberln.
aubeae BON eeinri6 &SBler.
lNortfetung.l

SUOt'Is9''''3'
.Wer mar Der Serr, Der eben pors
beifubr21 fraste fie.
.&ennei Sie benn ben nidt, Srd1is
lein? Den Maun fennt ia BITE ea1t3e
Stabt, +" antwortete bic etne.
User mar esp"
Die Sra,t namnte ben ytau1etl BON
porbiu, un6 bas Wort mar taunt bon
ibren 9ippen getontntett, oa ltteB cas
Mdbden etnen leiien S4rei aus nrto
Sriff NIT ben Sdnoelt tn ote Suft.
u9alten Ste midi la9te ne NIT
i9Da1er Sttmrte, utlo tnOem oerlieBen
fie oie &rdfte uno tie lant Der l9nell
berbetipritgenoen 5ra,i IN ote Ar1tie:
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ppliaiiAe 3onnsntionen

Sir bic folgenben politif9en Son.
pentionen perfauft bic Santa Ge. Babn
&unbreiiesBi0ette au einem Jabrpreife
bon allen punften in 3eras unb i'm
SnbianersS sSerritorium.
Jir bic Nationale peoples a0nbens
tion in 81. Souls, No., an %. SuIi
1896.
Wegen ndberer @in3elbeiten in Be-
aug auf 3eitbauer, JabrpIan &C.. tpsnoe
man fi9 an irgenb einen Der Santa Ges
Ngeuten ober iAreibe an
%. 6. eenan,
@enerals Yafiagiers4gent,
@aluefon, Seras.
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-. ,~y. ret1-I9on bas senigt In ben
meiiten 6a1len = aber oieier beiitt
ba3u alle peri0n1i9en 8or3ii9e, BITE
eth Mdbhen belte6en f6nnert. /"
ugaur ben einen ni9t-etn 9er3!"
Die Dame fab ibre 1odter groB
an; ss lag In tbrem 8lide Siesmal
it,,perboblener Spott.
,Willit Du ibm bietlei9t bas gum
Gortp,trf MAIDEN. Dup"
ssriba prebte bic .3dbne 3uiamnten;
es lag In ben @orten elite 8ef9ul>
btgnng, bic fiir elm Wabden etne iebr
i1limme mar. Sbre Mlutter uollte
ibr bainit anbeuten, baB tie felbft fein
6ers befaB. Gtn bitteres @efiibl quoll
ii tbr auf = lire Mutter, ia, bic
fonnte es fretli6 nidt tpiHen!-Wie
bilfeiudenb sinsen tbre gusen gu benz
Gebeimratb, Der bas stpar nidt be-
merste, benn er fab gum Seniter bins
aus, aber genau 3u fiiblen fdten, ipas
ieine 1odter empfanb, benn er fagte
sSsernb unb besiitisenb:
r0iebe srau!"
,Run?" iagte bieie NIT erbSbter
Gonlase. sd bd6te, Die wieberbolten
G6rbe, ste Sriba aussetbeilt, ibre
gun, gpott seneiste Natur lieBen ni6t
auf einen ueberfluB an @entiitb i6lie,
Be1t. Gs iinb unter ben ab9efpieienen
8emerbern re6t reipeftable seueien.
isait modte id slaubeil, baB Du einen
gbrsei3 bamit perbinoeit, inoem On
glei6 Der 9u1isunbe in Der Gage MIR
einen nebn,en m0dteit, ber ii6 NIT
einem gang beionoeren Selbenitiid Dir
empfteblt.
,Wlan,a!4 iaste bic Go9ter errest,
9tei6 barauf mar iie aber mieber rubig.
sd babe nod Niemanoem cine sraits
fame Probe susemutbet, iaste iie fii9l.
sd betpabre mir nur bic Sreibeit,
meine 6anb NIT meinem 6ersen S,t
peridenfen."
,Nur baB Du bariiber alt iperben 5lt
fpollen l6einit, bis Du Dein 9er3
entoedlt, uro Old in's @erebe ber
Qeute brinsit, tpie Ou es jest fdon
bif. Wlau bdtt Old fit bo1miitbis,
einsebilbet lnb ber3los. Du mirit
tuabrideinli1 balo feline @abl mebr
baber-Du bilt bereitS breiunSSwan5ig
Sabre alt.
sd babe mid nod ME barunt GEE
ardrnt," antmortete bic iunse Dame
{tols. Dann ia9te fie mad elmer 9auie
nit tpei1erer Gtimme: n@enn mon
mid perfennt, 10 bebaure i9 bas uno
tann es bod nidt dnbern. Sd bi.s
nidt itol3, ni9t bodmiitbis, benn i'd
benfe niht flein, unb 6o9mutb LIT
itets has Wiertmal eineS beidrdnften
@eiidtsfreiIes. Tur Selbftltanoistett
i'm Denfen unb Gnnpfinoen babe i'd
mir su ipabren selu9t. Ginem Manne,
ben i'd liebe, ipiiroe id es 3n bemeiien
perrn0gen, baB i'd ridt ifol5 bin, ia i'd
tpiiroe es fonnen obne Riidiidt auf bic
S6ranfen ser 3onpenien3. Inter ben
Mdnner,, bic iid bisber I'm, mid be-
parben, mar feiner, Der elm tiefereS
@efiibl in mir gu tpeden perinodte.
Stun, cas- iinb ia in ber 1bat re4t
intereiiante 8efenntniile!A iaste bic
@ebeimrattin gemeiien. rGie friiberen
finb aud absetban, bon bielen lit nidt
mebr bic Nebe. 9err gdoru aber 1T
Der Weperber, ber bic poll ite 8ea9tung
perbient. Ou fannit bod nidt bebaups
ten, baB er elm unbeoeutenoer Mlann
if."
ry2ein, bas mill i9 aud ni6t-er
bat @eift unb bat piel pon Der @elt
9eiebeu.
(5ortiekums foIst.)
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!Watipmafs s&onnentiDm.

9ie s. 6 8. q. a. R. oertauft
RunbreiIebillette fir einen Gabrpreis
aur Natioualen oemoftatiI6en &sn'
pen!ion in @bicaao ben z. Suli unb
ber Yopuliiten aonuention in st.
2ouis am q. Suli. Weaen 8er>
taufsbattn unb udberer Snformation
uenbe man ii6 on ben nd6ngelegenen
Ngenten.
8. s. griee, u. s.. g. H.,
palefine, Seras.
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1auienbe G6le DON GGpinbia&t.
Mfbma, Gufen, grtdltuus uub Drauna
perben tdsIi9 sebeilt bur& 6btlsb'a
Cure. Gum Werfauf bel aaIteasr q
S1u9arb, Sames @Iastm, :. J. 6Rel'
leEp, q. @sbn 6 &c.. q. @tetn. Sem
trail Drug Store, u. S&neppe.
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3auienbe BON Rbeumatismus S5dIs
len finb burh elmer mmb 0lmemo'3
Neaept 9ap. 2S51 eebeilt tporben.
sllle 2eibenben ionten cine Glaf6e boz
bon perfu6en.
6. 90. preffnn & Co..
GalDeiton, SeTas
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Gntt's ose6er-YiGett

srbaltsn bas 20rpsripifem in Srbnuns
uuS psrbiu6ern trantbafte 3uitanbe Der
asbsr, bic sspObuli@ 2ranf9sitsu pOr'
sasS.ben.
Gin pfrbinSrrungsmittfl fir
ROpfidmsrsen, Dpspspiie, Sapinbsl.
i&L.4ten @sidmad i'm Wfunbs, 9srstto'
Sfsn, bslsats 3umss, appetitiOiiStsit unS
G6,tstttlt@e 0aaettleioe,t.
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- Wie aus Omaha, Nebrasta. ae.
melbst lpirb, feierten 6, 200 Siour am
26. SUM bas 20idbrise s}ubildum ib'
res SisseS tber ben General Gutter
am 2ittle Big 6orn.
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8aIb i6ault 9u pormdrts. balb suriid,
Ob nid)t bas Slid bir nabte;
Sci MIR getroit, es gibt bonn Slid
Berl1iebene Surrogate.
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ALAMO COLD STORAGE MARKT
gde 9oufon. unb Solebab StraBe.

MlIe Sorten Gleif6 in better Ouu'
Iitdt birett aus bem Refrigerator.
Spe3ialitdt: 8efere f.Ssrten
aerdu9erte 3uugen. &an1feiib &c.