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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-11-20
9ieue 9ampfer fur Die @amnur8er
Sinic.


Die 9amburg 2(meritanii6e 2inie
lpirb, pie i6on friiber 6eri6tet, cine
neue @erma6rung i6rer 6lotte um brei
groBe PaiIagier< uno 5r16to1mpfer
porneAmen. gtan erTG6rt nun foI9enz
DssgfG6ere bierii6er: 3pei 8aucontratte
TinD bereits psrgaben. Der cine fir Ell
nen 9pppelf4rauben10dmpfe Don 500
SUB 2Gnge 6ei 50 SUB 8reite, Ger ne
ben elmer groBen 3ubl DON Pdiiugiersn
11,790 Sonnen S6pergut btf0roarn
ion, 1T nit Der 5irma 8lo6m &; 8oB
in 9amburg abgei6lohen, Der anoere
fir sinen Oumpfar in etlpls fleineren
0imenTionen NIT Der Werfte pon Sedz
Ienborg in 8aeItemiinDe.
Gin tatereiiantcs Sabildnn.
8erlin, BEN 10. Rooem6er -
9as um 10. DECEMBER bs. IS. itattz
finbenDe Subildum Oes 25zid6rtgen
8eite9ens Der 8enoheni6aft DeIti6er
8ubnen 2lnge60riger nirb ii6 ni6t
nur gu einem fir Dan 0eutI6en S6auz
ipielerItanb, ionDsrn audi fir Dus Pubz
Iifum iebr interefanten greigniB gez
Italten. 8orlduFig lei MIR srlpGbnt,
baB Elm groBartigss GunItlsrfeIt gez
plant lit, pel6es in ben geiammten
HGumen Des Neuen &0nigli9;n Sperm
5beuters (&rolD itattfinoen ipirb.
@ruf 9o66erg, Der SntsnOant, bat lie
gu Dieiem 3pede gratis CUR 8erfiigung
gsIteqt. Oa5 Yrogrumm pirb bic gez
fsisrtIten g}amen unIerer erIten Bib
nen auf fpefIen uno cine Serie Don Neu=
2luFfii6rungen pon Uerfen duf Den perz
i6ieoenen pramutii6sn @ebiaten bill
ben. 8pr 2lqam lit es gslungen, eins
naue einafIige Oper BON 9einri9 8erte,
Dem 8erIsgsr Ibss v9eim6sn am Serb, "
gu eriperben, lpel6e in auserleisner Be-
I,bung an jsnem Sage gum eriten MaIe
in 0sutI9lanb in Scene gtben fpirb.
92a9 S6luB Der 8or1telung pirD Elm
GROCER 8al ituttfinDen.
Mnh Stctnik ge,utnnt etnmaI.
osfuu, 19. Nopem6er. - Ods
pierte uno FINITE Spiel in Dem NeiIterz
f6uFtsz3urnier 8tpfI9en SteiniB unO
2asfer 6attan bas aeiuItat, baB jeoer
Der Spieler cine 8urtie gepann. Bis
jeBt fat Caster pier Partie'n geponnen,
SteiniB aina.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-11-20
Die &oitem Der 8eptrtbuns Ses
Gsarcu.

paris, 19. gtop. - Der 6ieIige
Muni5ipalrat6 fat obne 9e6dIte be-
i6lo1sn, Die our6 ben 8ei19 Oes @5az
rem unb ieiner 8emablin Der Staot err
pd6IenDen Soften gu oeden, Da Der
Muni3ipulrutb in ieiner Wts6r6eit aus
Sp3ialiItsn bsits6t, 9atte man eintn
sroBen gaoau BEL Grleoi9ung oieIer
Sruge erpartet; I'M 10 angenebmer be-
riibrt es algsmein, ouB Die Sa4e 10
nI1++ ,hns(n,tf,11 III
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-11-20
8srmiIbte telesrapbiidJe Sepei9en.


= 6rau Ssnnis gDparOs, bic Wittz
me BON U51jor Sobn q. goparos. lit
pur9 Das Sbargeri6t DON Mifpuri sur
Staats=8t6lioHbeturin in Sefferi onz
Gitb fir Die Ouuer bon feds Sa6ren
ernannt pprben.
Sir Die 6irma g. 9. 2ebman C
So. in @6;cago, 9rob6GnoIer in 5ano=
i6ubsn, lit u1f 8etreibsn Seq. 9. Sez
Iigmdnn's, zines Utitgliebes Der 6irmu,
Elm Curator einseIebt porDen. Die
Pdrtner ba6sn ii9 iiber bic Trase Der
Qtufl0iung Der S6eil9aberi4aft peranz
eintgt,
- Sin W1utrpIe bss 9dmpfers rSt-
tsrsppol," 9p. MenBel nit Namen, perz
fling Fd 6ei Der 2lbfu6rt Oss 5u6r5euges
bon 8e1zWtit na9 9alpeiton 10 UNI
gliidli6 in Die Saue, Dab Dieie ii9 tief
in isinen &0rper einfdnitten uno Der
llngliidlidJs na4 penigen Stunoen
ftar6.
- Der Dirt6 @alentin 5rtebsl IN
Der SamIonzStraBe, Pbilaoelp6iu,
feline 5rau uno feline orei &inbsr fin0
nit glotb Dem S6ifiul entgansen,
bur4 2eu9tsas gu eritiden, pel9es
3ur Id9t3eit, als lie i4liefen, in benz
DON f6nan 6stpobntsn !9uuie ausgez
itr0mt ipdr. 5rieoel liegt in tritii9em
3uftanbe oarnieosr, sbenio iein So9n.
Der QeBtsrs ging nit sinem Poli5iiten
in ben Seller, I'm oas Qed in Der Sasz
2eitung gu iuden; beioe Mdnnsr lpurz
rem i'm 8elIer ppn @us ii6erlpdlttst
uno na6 Is g1inutsn in belpuBtIoIem
3uItanos gefunosn. Gs naRm oisritiinz
Digs dr5tli6e 4nItrsnsungen, nm bsios
UlGnner pisosr ms 9etpubtietn 5uriitz
5urufen.
= Serome 9. u9l, frii6er elm Be-
fainter Srag0oe, 1T gu gbicd9o i'm 2llz
ter DON "a SSalren esitor6asA
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-11-20
Shrc alpcife Ghk.

9atis, 19. Noo. = Or. Gbarcot,
Der bsriibmte 9ariisr Qr5t unD Neuroz
pat6alog, fat Ii9 init Seanne 9ugo, Der
gnfslin 8iftor 9ugo's, permdblt.
Seanre 9ugo lit Die gei4iebene 5rau
2son 0aubet's, zines 'Sobnes oes be-
riibmten Romanciers alpbOnie 9auz
bat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-11-20

2Gs,meinsn frisoIi4 gegsn Spanien
ge!psIsn IND oeren Regisrungsn Derz
m;;osn Bis isBt 2(Ges, mas lie mitSpas
rien in GpnIlitt brjnssn tonnte. gBie
9iplpTdtsn Der fiioameritaniIh:n Ee1
publiten hgen, miro Die 9dltung Der
Ser. Stautsn in gs3ug uuf Die cuba
ntI6s 8ertpidelung Die tiinfti9ePolItit
ulItr fiioumerifaniI9sn Stuaten in bic
ier 6rags beItimmen. 0isIe Neigung
Der lib uno mittellmeritlniIchen 9fez
pu6Iifsn, iia in ibrer auspdrtF9en 9Oz
litif an bic @;r. Staaten lun3ule6nen
lit, ME ss beiBt, ieit Der SnterDention
Der Ser. Stddten in Dem britiIdzpenez
5uelaniIden 9ren5itreit bsipuoers TART
6arpprgstreten.
'5punien'5 q iifungen sur
See. ~
O}abrib, 19. y}pp. - QGomirdI
8eranger, Der ipaniI9s 8riegsmirtIter,
bat ppm 8aneral Ganard, Dem Gbsf
Der W}arine GonniiIion, Der ii6 sur
3eit in ggppten uuf6dlt, Die tele9rdz
p6iI6e Na9riht er6aIten, haB oitIer
fih am 6. t. Wlts. in 8lasgoip 6efinz
ben tpiiroe, I'm Der pffBiellsn Priifung
Der&rieqsIftffe yDeltroper" uHon Ser
rpr" bai8utpp6nsn, unD odrduf 81 BRINE
qen, p1B Die 2(r6eiten am n5urpr" beA
icbleuni1t lperben. 9ieIe &rIeg8I6tffe
iino bon benz Sppu5 Der 40 engltI6en
8riegsI6iffe nit ie 5000 9ferpetrdfs
ten. Die &eIIel Iinb nu6 elmer neuen
glrt gabuut unD er5eugen binnen 20lttz
nuten Oampf nit einem glet9mdBigln
Druid pon $50 8funb pro Quuorat5oa
pGbreno Die S6nelIigfeit Der S6iffe
18 N}eilen Die StunDe betrd9en fol.
8innsn panigen Sagsn iperOan oieIe
S9iffe Der ipunii6enWartne 5u9et9eilt
peroen, uno pier fpeitere BON Dem
glei6en 5ppus lGBt Spunien na3z
buuen.
Gulifnrnter gEriue mercsn tbcnrrr
San5run3tsc 0, Sal, 19. 9top.
Die 56eilbubsr Der n@dliforntd Wnt
n6ater's Corporation" buber our6 8ea
IhluIIe ibram 0ireftorenrdt9e empfo6z
len, ben N6inimalpreis fir 3erbe
rStanoaro" zDeire auf 20 Sents Die
@auone IeIt5uIeBen. DisIe @mpfs4=
lung beosut,t einen PreiSuufI6lug BON
flint Gents i'm 8ergleih gum U}arftz
lpert6s Der 1851 3sIe, rsip. eire @r~
6Gbung pon y Gents pro 81llOne 1eit
1894, 0em Sabre Der 8riinOung Der ge=
nannten Corporation. Bon Der leBtG3z
rigen 8e:nlaIe iino 100000 SaIoz
nen an bic GentralzgtieOerluge 0e5 Ser
bunbas gum 9ertuuf dbSeltefert tpors
Den. oSn ben &sllern liegt auBeroem
nod cine 8eTerps pon 1,613,O00 9auo=
nen Der 2tie pon 1898, '94 uno '95.
9as Guu3H isrueIitiiBrr Jranen.
Nem Oprt, 10. Rop. - 0as
Eier tugenoeGon3il tsruelitii6er5raHen
belt 6eute Ieine 8aumtenpa6l a6. 6rdu
$. Z. Solomon tpuroe Dur4 2ltfluma4
tion pieoer 3ur YrdIioeatin erpdblt.
Bur erIten 9ice 9rGIioenttn ertpdblte
6as Gpn8il 5rau Sopbie Beers aus
gte!p 0orf, 5ur oorreipOnOirsnoenSez
fretGrin fyrI. Saoi: 2Cmerican uuS
G6icaqp, 3ur prptDtOllirenDen Setrsz
itdrin TrI. Gertrude 8lrg aus Pbild=
Delpbia, CUR SduBmsiiterin 6rau 6.
90. Dolf aus &bica8o.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-11-20
3urse RabeIoeref6en.

- Der Na6ldB bes in 2Dnoon berz
itor6enen &iinitlers uno S4riTtfteQers
@so. Oumaurier 6elGuft ii4 auf A.
$50 2itrl.
Sus Wrud beg in Der Oicnitags=
0a9t in Der 9unloug6<8li, an Der
<SIbfifte Don Srl1no, geI6eitsrten
Dampfers rNemp6;s" 1T DON Der
8ranoung 3ertriimmert tporoen. Die
SrimmerItude uno Der Cargo treiban
on's llftr uno tpeIDen 9r0Btsnt6eils
Don Stranbrdu6ern geIto6len.
- Der Ser. Stadten 8pti9ufter
S6pnlaS 5. 9aparb bat i'm rgitD Of
2onDon Gollege" bic Preispert6eilung
porgenommen. Die 2tffaire, fpel9er
aud Der neue 2oromapor pon 2onDon
8. 5ganOeG g6illips bsipo6nte, mar
cine duberIt feterli6e.
- Die Goroners SurD, tpel9e eli
nsn SSnqueit ii6er Den plOBIi4 i'm 6oz
tel Gecil gu Qonoon eingetretsnen Sob
Der SSrau Dina Merritt aug GelpzYort
a66;slt, gab borgeItern ous 9erOift a6,
baB Die 6rau in einem Qnfuae 3eitpeiz
ligen Nabniinns Sel6Itmpro beging.
Major 2ot6aire lit in 8riifel 5ur.
3a6lung BON 800 qfurO Sterl. S6az
.0anerIaB an Sri. Ban 9ede berurt6silt
poroen, tpeil er Elm perIef6en gege6snes
Seirat6sDeriprs6sn ni6t bielt. Die
atGg;rin bate 1000 qfuno Sterling
perldnqt.
-0ie Don 9rogrsIo nu9 6dm6urg
bsltimnlte nortpegii6e 8urte n9egar"
lie porgtItern in ban 9afen pon Jalz
mouth, Gngtdno, Elm, 'ou Die untar bem
g6amen 8eri 8sri 6etannte &ranf6eit
unter i6rsr MunnI9aft dusge6ro9an
1T. Die WannIdaft tpurbe in's 6oz
ipital geiditt. Capt. QnberIan, Der
GegelmaGer uro Der S9iffs3immerz
mann paren unterpegs Der Seu4e err
legeh
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-11-20

&dsIfG, tptfeHtIit unb SoEntnss.
q. Ncine, Giesntbttmer auo Reoafteur
(9tahioIscr Don 9. Rains).
&hbnefsgde SaltimorssGtrase unb gof.SfEcesaoe.
Rr,is bes I'd alden 9IatteS bur6 2rds,r beiorst,
l2h Gts.; faaIid,e uno Seuuta eS sasuegabc ID
Gents pro Woe SatIbar bic oas 8.att beIoreenoen
Traser.-SaaIidl retft Sonnta ass satMs sabc u1tes
beit i'm s}.rbdltniB for bic nsrdleutlidhe MuSgab
nit Sonntca sb.att, rortoirei nit atsus tiir &noS,
$3.50 pro Sdhr Had irscub einem Orte oes Srians
vIs Sabr-1as bette unb btlieite sesttidse y tet4
Z Zen Otttel, unp Snbfaateu-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-11-20

6lottenistretdr !9erbsrt 6isIt bsute
Qbsnb 9elegentli9 bas 8anfetts Der
Narine4Qr9itetten IN Delmonicos cine
lGn9sre Te6e CUR 8eanfportuna zines
2oaits auf bic Jlotte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-11-20
Mmh stctntk O se,utunt etnnaI.
8usIanS's Grnote.

90 0 STA u, 19. Nppambar. - Den
umtli6en Grnbteberidten fir bic
bauptid6li4Itsn in RuBlanb tultiOirten
9etraibsarten 3ufoIge itellt Ii4 in fiinfz
si1 8puoernenents ppn @uropGii9=
RuB1anD uno ben &autaiuszProoin3en
Der @rnDteertrug oieIes Subres I'm 12,z
250,O00 Quarters nieOriger, alS i'm
9urdinnitt Der lebten brsi2e6n sSlhre.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-11-20
Sranfrei6's Senatorcn.

. arts, 19. yloo. - Der Senat
Dsrlparf 6eute nit 212 gegen 80 Stimz
men einen 0ringli9teits 9lntrdg gu
8uniten Der geitern BON Der &ammer
paifirten 8orlage, tpel6er porI6reibt,
Dab bic 9elegatan, tpelhe bic fran50Iiz
ihen Senatoren ertpd6Ien, tiinftig6in
ni9t mebr bur9 Die 8emeinoerdtbe,
ionOern Our4 oirefte 8olfsa6ItimmuRg
n~t,,.bI4 ~, NJ, ~ A., Eon,.,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-11-20

Elm MGrDGsn PsnIionut gu Bonn unD
muflte i6r erItes Debit auf Der 8iibne
in 0euIi9llno, NO iis einen 6em,rtens@
pert6sn Grfolg errang. Sn 1862 6ste
rutbete iie einer engliIdsn 6lottsn>
lieutenant, NamenS Scott, uno in
1866 madte lie i'm rS6eutre Ropdl"
SIT Buckingham, gngIanb, i6r Debit
auf Der engliI6sn 8ibne in Der RoQe
Der rportiu" i'm rS6plod, in pel4er
audi i6re 6sriibmts urgroBmuttsr gu
erIt auf Der 8ii6ne eridien. Sn 1868
trdt sSruu Scott Siooons in Netpz
gort auf. Wd6rsno Der leBten Is
Sabre lebte iie in 3uriidgejogsnbstt.
Sic hbIiheu fvamiId,em siege amf
oen %biIirpinen.
G}aDrio, 10. g}oo. - QmtliGhe
Nu6ri4ten aus OtuniIu meloen, DaB
5reffen 81 Santa @rll3 uno Ingrat
5piI6en Regierungstruppen uno Snz
Iurgsntsn ItattgeFunOsn 6absn. Die
Spanier parsn ndtiirlib in beiDen Sc
fe9tan Iiegreib uno 6attsn nur gerin9e
8erluIte, Gpd6renO duf Seitsn Der Sn=
iurgsntsn ndGe5u 500 Mann fielsn.
Gin aneeblthcS Sucn.
8uris, 10. 92op. - 6r. Bierre
2egranb, NlitgIisO Der 0eputirtsntamz
mer, unO 9r. 6enri 5urot, ReOutteur
Der gPttit Repu6lique 5runcaiIe," bat
ten beute elm yOusQ," in lpel6em 5uz
not am 9(rms geriBt tpuroe. Die So
m0oie mar Die 5OIge zines poIitiihsn
Streites.
Hfc Gnffet, ner Nscfnirfht,itn Hca
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-08-15

tanned by aud for the interests of
England. Wall street and few gold
tends and plutocrats. A money
standard Of this sort is artificial. un-
American and unjust. while the
standard advocated by the Chicago
platform I believe to be wholly dem
ocratic and American. and if lived
by and carried out, will be q benefit
to all classes. and especially to the
farmer and laborer. who will con.
tinue to be the unfavored ones nder
the present gold standard. There.
fore endorse the Chicago platform.
not for the sake Of its party, but for
the principles enunciated and favor
the free coinage Of gold and silver at
ratio OF Is to l for the following
reasons:
l. Because the single gold stand.
ard is unjust to the debtor classes.
2. Because I believe that under
the present gold standard. silver and
greenbacks will in time pass out o.
circulation and long time, too. be-
fore international bimetalism could
be perfected.
8. Because there is not now a sui
ficient amount Of gold for a circulat
ing medium.
4. Because 1t would render q NOR,
stable and fuctuating currency.
B. Because it would break tn,
present speculation and monopoly in
gold, and the unwarrantable repeti
ton Of bond issues.
6. Because it would set the silver
industry and prosperity in this coun
try in healthy activity and also fire.,
them from the clutches Of England
Z. Because parity would then b,
maintained naturally instead of arti
ficially. as at present.
=. Because the production OF golc
is not keeping pace with increasing
population and business.
9. Because under the single gold
standard gold is comparatively con
stantly appreciating.
10. Because both gold and silver
as primary money from the consti
tutional money of the people.
IL. Because then there would b,
two metals as primary monies, SC
that the debtor might have the Cd
ton in which to pay.
~. Because now in the transac
ton of the business OF the worlc
credit has to be resorted to. which il
conducive to panics and is too ex
pensive except for those favored few
who own the gilt edged convertible
securities "
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-08-15
THE FIRST CARRIAGE IN MAINE.
How q Minister Came to Duy 1t and VIII,
He Sold It.

How Minister Came to buy 1t and Why
He Sold It.
The Rev. Francis Winter was q na.
tive Of Boston and graduate Of Har-
ward college. He went TO Bath carly in
1867. and after preaching on probation
for the Orthodox church was invited to
settle, which invitation he accepted. He
WIS ordained i'll tine autumn of the same
year. He went to Bath on horseback in
company with Lcmucl Standish. Mr..
Winter came from Boston, where he
had associated with such eminent men
as Adams, Otis and Warren, himself
becoming an ardent patriot, taking the
lead i'll the Revolutionary measures
adopted III Bath during that memorable
period.
Mr.. Winter married Miss Abigail AL
den III lI6S, and it Is through her that
the Winters Of today'trace their ancestry
back to the Puritan Maiden Of Plym.
outh.'
Three years after the.marriage of the
Rev. Francis Winter and Abigail Alden
they started to visit u sister of Mrs.
Winter, living in Connecticut, and in.
tended to ride all the way Oh horseback,
but Mrs. Winter became~o fatigued that
Mr.. Winter sold one of 'the horses for a
carriage and harness. 1T was the first
carriage that ever came. into Maine and
was called chaise. Travelling was SO
difficult that two negroes We're employed
to accompany them with shovels and
axes to clear the road. Several times the
chaise had to be taken apart and lifted
over fallen trees. The'minister's parish
toner's Thought that it was putting on
too much style for their pastor to ride
in carriage, and in consequence Mr..
Winter sold 1t. This was in I77I. 1t
was two wheeled chaise, the body
resting on leather braces, which were
attached to wooden springs Lewiston
Journal
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-08-15
Your Boy Won't Live . Month.

So Mr.. Gilman Brown. Of "a Mil
street, South Gardner, Mass, was
told by the doctors. His son had
lung trouble. following typhoid ma.
Iaria. and he spent 1915 with doc.
tors. who finally gave him up. say
ing: .'Your boy won't live a
month" He tried DR.. Kings New
Discovery and a few bottles restored
him to health aud enabled him to 20
to work a perfectly well man. lie
says he owes his present good health
to the use of DR.. Kings New Dis.
covery. and knows it to be the best
in the world for lung trouble. Trial
bottles free at Hartz & Ullemcyer's
drug store.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-08-15
r,sia Beaso .. Given.

A young voter. writing to the Pc
oris Journal. gives number OF
reasons why he will support
Bryan and Sswall and the cause OF
bimetalism this fall. He says:
II expect to adhere to my views
and be possessed BY them. and cast
my ballot for BRYAN and Sewall No.
vember next. aud accept the conse-
qusnces. Whatever they may be. in
preference TO Endorsing or contiru-
ing longer under the present gold
standard brought about and main.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-08-15
A RECENT dispatch from Denvc,

A RECENT dispatch from Denver
says: tisannounced that State Au.
ditor Parks. who is ex-ofiicio iueur.
ance commissioner. is about TO spripy
a surprise upon some Of the leading
insurance companies. Several com
panies. IL Is said. have recently been
sending circulars to their policy
holders continuing the assertion tina,
IL the democratic party is successful
IN the coming election their policies
will be worth but half the amount on
which the premiums have been paid.
IL Is said Mr.. Parks has been quietly
pursuing n collection Of these circu.
lars. which he claims are evidence OF
insolvency on the part Of the COM
panies. and he proposes to cancel the
licenses OF all such companies which
are now doing business in this state.
II is claimed that he auditors iudg.
ment in such cases is final. and that
IL he insists upon this course the
companies will be barred from doing
business in the state"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-08-15

HERE is an admission Of one phase
OF the actual situation from q repub-
licau journal: "Henry G. Payne.
manager Of the Milwaukee Steel Rail-
way company. is still . member Of
the republican national executive
committee. and the fight is now be-
ing waged between the Milwaukee
men who oppose him and the Chi
cago trades unionists who white
washed him. The whole matter.
however. is still in a condition to do
the republicans HARM
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-08-15

Prison Visitor-Ah! Here is a cell
that is so tidily kept that itreveals evi.
dences of refinement. And that beauti
fully worked motto of Home, Sweet
Home" on the farther wallis it pos.
slble that that is the handiwork of the
occupant Of this cell?
Warden-It is. sir
Prison Wonderful! And fo,
what offense against the law can such a
man be confined?
Warden-Just wife beating: that s
all -BOston Courier.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-08-15
A VERY good thing appears in tn,

A VERY good thing appears in the
Germantown (Pa.) Independent:
Every newspaper treasures up in
its memory the names of its frie nds.
People who show the newspaper man
Kindness never made better invest
ment or one that more surely pays
them n hundrediold, sooner or later.
As has been truly said, there comes
n time in the life Of every man when
word said by newspaper either
makes or unmakes the Individual
mentioned"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-08-15

Col. Ii HUNG CHANG should not
allow his pride to get the better OF
his Judgment because the nation he
calls his own has six times as many
inhabitants ms the United States. lie
should bear in mind that the Chicago
river has nearly q million times as
many microbes as the Mississippi,
but Is not on that account greater.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-08-15

"lN the results Of that runaway
accident at Quincy. John X. Tanner
has the sympathy Of all the people Of
the state. The case 10 vastly differ
ent from what it will be when Gov.
Altgeld gets through with him in
that joint debate. Then it will be a
case OF less sympathy and more TO-
jury" Thus remarketh the repub!i-
can Peoria Journal.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-08-15

that Foley's Collie Cure is an instant
relief for collie. summer complaint,
cholera morbus, diarrhoea, bloody
ilux, chronic diarrhoea. cholera in.
fantum. bilious collie. painters collie,
and all bowel complaints. Is cents
aud so cents. Sold by NJ. +. Balm
sen,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-08-15

The fly in the ointment to Senator
Ingalls, is that his projected defeat
of senator PETER will not attract As
much attention. because Of the presi-
Dental election, rs the vice versa
event did six wears ago.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-08-15
Printing Early In the Centurv

II Is said that the first book printed
In this country from stereotype plates
was catechism by Mr. Watts. This
work was issued in New York in the
year 1913. and was compiled for the
benefit Of the children Of several New
York churches
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-08-15

Mrs. LEASE informed delegation
OF New York reporters that she was
tied to no party. OF course not.
Any one who suppo.es that she
would permit her flood Of eloquence
damned and her boundless intellect
confined by party rules doesn't know
Mary Ellen.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-08-15

Ir does look as II sometimes Mai.
Mckinley has a good notion to yell
the word "gold" right out, and have
il done with.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-08-15

The kidneys ard bladder. sometimes become
trpd ami weak from unas certainabic eau s.
When tHss occurs. their dischsrging function s OF
necessity very imperfeoflv performed. and certain
debris. which is the result Of natural bodily
waste and decay. does not escape as IL should,
but remains to corrupt the blood and develop
poisonous humors aud dangerous well a. pail
ful diseases. 1t is enc OF the benehceut efec.s
OF Hostetter'e Stomach Bitters to gently stimu-
late the urinary organs, and prevent them from
lApein, into state Of inactivity. always provocs
tive of their nhsmmatory degeneration and d. .
cay How much better. then. Is IT TO adopt this
mild dirre;ic Is means Of melting them TO
action. than TO incur the danger Of this dcstruc-
ton. To expel from the system taste matter
through the bowels and kidneys, and to re yula te
and arouse the ST ,ma h ard liver. are among the
chief uses OF this ,luab le remedy.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-08-15

The younger sons Of . marquis tale
precedence of all bishops Of tie Chr-ch
q England, save those Of Canterbury.
York, Armagh and Dublin.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-08-15
Making Cigarette Paper.

Barcelona is the center of the mann.
facture Of cigarette paper. Two houses
alone produce $50. 600 reams q year.
valued at eco. O0o.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-08-15
II You win Us. a LATHE REASONING

and not be influenced by the claim
that catarlh is blood disease. Won
can easily prove that catarrh is eli
matte Have you not the severest
catarrhal attacks during winter and
spring, and have You but little evil
dence Of catarrh during the summer
Yes. Well. this proves it is eli
matte disorder. inflaming the mem
b1ane Of the nasal passages. 1t is
waste OF time ana money to invest in
blood remedies. The proper treat
ment is local application. and the
most prompt to cure lie that popular
remedy. Ely's Cream Balm.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-08-15
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