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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-09-11
OarSaparilla

9ur4 bic @erIe9un8 pes stoots'
GnpitOls na6 Seoa(ia ipuroe uns
tein Sortbeil 9ebuten uuo ben 8itr-
germ BON SeIferlun Gity Elm 9rOBes
lInrebt su9efiiet ruerbeu, ulno oe8z
batb linb mir 9eeen Die Capitol Ser
leaunaSiroae.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-09-11

Auf bic 8ebnuptune Srpan 3, oaB
Der 9uGIar uoer @elo iiberbaupt MIR
ein .9ei6Dpi beS 8eIebes" lei, ant
uurtet Die Suinpis Staats5eitun9"
Iebr treTfenD>tsie fulet: Der Dollar,
uelber tuirfli6 lit, iuaS Su lein er
ouroiebt, piro tets iuuiet tuertb iein,
ais er lit, B. +. elm @olo- Dollar mel
6her 2.22 Gran Seineplo entbdlt,
tuir6 Itets iiberaIl 10 uiel taufen t6ns
nen, nls a2.22 @ran Sein9Olo taufen
fbunen, uno Elm Silber Dollar 10 otel,
ais SIT 9r. 6einiilber fartfen,-ni6i
tnebr uno nidt iueni9er, audi falls
Ole Der Staaten ni6t mebr belteber
uuo tie teine @eIebe meBr erlaIier
uub fe Yiemnnbeu un9eblib stuin9er
t0nnen, IN tie elm IUl6eS Sertrauel
81 ieben, bab CT elm uidt in ii6 pDll
tuertbiseS @elo nuf iBre Serantpor
tuna ais ppnuertbi9 annintntt. 3n
Iie 6ieS 8ertrauen audi ni6t er5tuin
gen tDnnen, bat Die &rieeS5eit bepie
Teu, 100 aud oas eieene Splt De
Greenbod, pbtpubi er ben Nnme
Dollar trus, nidJt fir cpa nnnabn
Ionbern nur fir 40 Gents poer ipe'
i9er; Der 8ertb oesiel6en Itie9 e,
init bent pa6Ienoen Sertrauen. .
asaeu fiel 81 elei6er Belt Der gSer
bes cunT6oerirten Yapier9eloeS n
bent InIIenben 8ertrauen tiefer II
tefer bis on 0. Serr 8rDan bat
ieiner 8eoe in Columbus tuieoer
GpioenS nn6eetuieien, onB er e
ipeoer BON Der eansen @elofro
nihtS oeritebt, uber aber, oaB
9esen iein beHeres sSilien oas .
binters 9i9t iiibreu iuia. Ssnur
.Dber 8etri9er!"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-09-11
Die rspubIifanii den primdrrpablsn

Die ant eben Smstae unrem fanon peren eb rube
no 9orone uno NIT Dem &eiultate boen unere
eOn M n enn elm rs 9ide pube nOminirt gunbbun
9ereut m ole leoer Stmn9eber nit 9een
eb9 eitens Der 8dbler gemadt mmide
Der urber dbge unb eemienbnfte
@ oaB IN un1ere County bic Gunbbaten gdbn brett
Our rauebl aufaeilt wurbn abe tObbem bic Sehisune
e9r
smnlen am Somsa9 ab9e9eben. @adOaeno 6as &eiutat:
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-09-11

Die r@olo"z Ooer r0tntiOnal"z
9emotraten bnben lebte g8o9e Su
SnoiapapOli8 in Snoiana ibren 9ta=
tiunal Eunuent 9ebalten. SunbeS=
Ienntor Subn 90. Yalmer upn Sill
uois pu2oc iilr SrGiiOeut nuntinirt
(nnbbem 9raiioent Gleuelnno Die
Gbre nbselebnt); @r=@uoernur Sud
ner bon Sentudp tuurbe als Gauoiz
bat fir 8iceprdlioeut nuioeIteQt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-09-11

SeBt nndoem Die @Olb 8emofraz
ten ibr Staatstidet nuiseIteIlt babe II
un6 0ieYopulilten Oorausii6tli6 nit
ben Yopotraten im Stante ni6t 9ez
meinI6nItlide Sn6e MAIDEN tuouen
ftebt einem slprrei6en Sieg ber &ez
publitnner in unierem Staate nidts
mebr im g1eee.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-09-11
0ut fur Xenermsauar.

~ iSot Sshsrmanu niatmt cine obfabrcnoe aRsbitn
I'M oaS Sglrm 3u rcnigen rno out babel CUTE Hsr-
ouuuu9 uuo Sreibett BON bettperben 81 erIau'
Jeu. 2as bette DlitteI nm OsIsn SDtd 5u errsthsu
ut SimmOns Ssbsr 8e8uIotOr. S9onn b, Seber
ihdti9 uTo 9siuno ift.puoet maH @ frei poutoIaria.
SrItoFtdt. unrsroaultdtsit trGnteu 9opfrsb uub
9eritopfuus; uub ODu isaem uuse,msr9eIt,H uuo
fdmadsu SefHhl. g5edt Cure 2.ber auf burdb ben
@sbraut bon Simmons 2sbsr 3egulator uub Sbr
psrbet BON oieIrn uebeIu beireit GIa Elm Sbabr-
nittsI spirtt Siutmous 2eber 3eguIator tefcr aIs
&insn. IS iutrtt Ieidt obfibreuo Iuo srfridsnb.
gu ersoItu fRTs GtoH oOrbereits) otsr aI5 FuIoer.
10 5u ushnen ober Elm 8bee borans MAIDEN nis eS &C.
Ip6bnItD estbau piro uuter benz osutiden @olt.
~ SeOes 9a6ct bat osn rotben ZsStess.
pei aui oen, timidIIas.
j. HI. ZEILIN & Co..
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-09-11

98dbreno Der oerfluiienen g8p6e
betruoen Die Local receipts" ppn
g8eisen in ct. 2puis CPL, 1856 8u1bel
uuo ipnr Der 9lniibt, oaB ii6 Der con-
trulIirbare g8ei5enporratb im 8e=
iamn1taebiet Der Ser. Stnaten mn
ettua cine NtiGipn 8uibe( permebrt
habe. 9ln Der ct. 2puiier SbrIe
bra6te Der SuibeG Gnib SIT Gents,
in Spleop, Obip, GA Gents, in @bica=
90 60 Gents unb in SEEM Yprt 641
Gents.
g8eli6forn fummt 10 reidlid il
ben Marft, unb linb bic biesiGbrieel
au8Ii6ten fir Die s8eldtprnernt
10 aiinItia, oaB ber 4reis per 8uibe
nur npb Is Gents betrd9t! 9aFer i
J aar aui Is Gents per Suibe1 eeiur
| fen!
&nrtuHeln iinb i6iuer nertduili
II unb brinsen im @ruBoertauf BEL b,
I GiIenbabnpneenlabune nur 10 bis
= Gents.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-09-11

8etrieb8ltodun0en uno 8anfcrptte
iin0 bic natiirftd5en JUrgrH urr 1rpt~
oeu S5reipra9une8z z9l9itntiun. 0as
lit aber nur elm SoreeI6ntad oelen,
mas su erlunrten ltebt, penn Die 6reiz
prGgun9 tpirtlid ein9eIiibrt ioiro.
Qanu oiebt eS einen Srub, oaf
benz aanscn 2nnbe unolt unO bun9e
,uirA
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-09-11

Ter bette 9unoe iiir ben aneritnnz
iIden Sarmer lit Der einbeinil6e.
Jm eieenen 2anoe iuiro u6t5ebn
Ral 10 uiel Opn beHen ErOOutfen 9ez
benr.tbt ais inn 2luSlan0e. llniere
Arbeiter, tuem iie Sei6aIti9un9 baz
ben, cunIumiren mebr 9(derbans Ero=
butte ais bic 9lrbeiter ir8eno elmer
anberen Natipu Der @elt. Mtcair=
lep.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-09-11

Dat Sifl. Gin beftieeS @ez
mitter spe am lebten 5reitae iiber
bieie Geeenb. Der 8lis traf ben
9elepbpnbrabt unb 5epriB benielben.
@beniaGs fubr elm 8lisitrnbl In bas
Stureaebaube npn Seib=8riscpe &
Go. unb Ieste bos @ebdube in 8rnno
Sns 6euer tuurbe iebpd eef1i9t ebe
es sruBen S9aoen anrihten tOnnte.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-09-11

8D Ola M. Serr Better 3an=
uler, unier befannter 9iebbanbler,
lit bu9erfreut iiber Die antnnIt eines
SDhudleuS. @rntuliren!
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-09-11

sgie alle nnoerer Sefilriuorter Der
Gilberfrciprdsune, nennt alb SrDan
ben anmpI fir 5reiprd8ung 5ur Hate
pun I6 gu bebnrrli6 einen aompT
fur bic g8ieoerberlteuun9 oes Solo
uno GilberItanonroS Der SunoeSuerz
faIIuna. 0niiir triest ct oum nattunz
nl,bemufratiiden rSu5ei9er oe8 gSel=
tens" TDleenben alapps: r9ie aonltt=
tutium fennt uno nennt, tuie Srpar
aans sennu tpeiB, iueoer einen @olo:
nod, eiuen Silberltauonro, nod onI
YerbGltniB oun 16 Su l. 28arun
Ihat CT nllp?"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-09-11

pie tpnbre uno ribti9e S(rmenun=
ter Itiibuns lit Die SeiddIti9rn9 Der
drbeitslpien, Die beluirft, oaB oiele
uid5t tuie Die 9rpbnen UOn Der 9lrs
belt Nnberer lebcn." 9ieicr 9tuSz
iprud, Der eans muoeru tlin9t,
Stomn.t aus elmer 9entl6rift iiber Die
BeihaItisuns ber Irmen, tpelcbe
1898 ber britii6en &eoierung lber'
reidt iuuroe. SIR 9lutor mar Sobr
Qude.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-09-11

@enn Semano bebaupten ppIlte,
CT fDune aus 16 9luno Butter bret
BIO Stiide Butter oUn ie eil Efuno
@etuid5t berIteIIen, 10 iuirb Sober i'm
ais cinen 2iigner ueradten Doer nlS
eiuen Narran ausla6en. limb bod
lit oaS genau Die Sebauptung, Die
Brpan aufiteut, iuenn er la9t, CT tDnz
ne aus einem Slumpen Silber, Der
16 0uIlars tuertb lit, breiBi9 ppll
luertbioe 9pllnrS berlte lIen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-09-11
County Sonnta9si hulzGonpention

County Sonntd9si hulzG Convention.
Die biesiabri9e GpuntD Spnn=
taosIdul- Convention iod oieies Snbr
in Der beuti6en 8nptilten &ir6e 81
g8uDnam (5birb Greet) in Der 9tube
uun 2puis 6unefe abeebalten tperoen
umo smar am 22. September. 9tnz
fang 10 ll6r Wtpr9ens.
9SrD NJ nj:
GrDIfnung, Galtpr llmbaf); SSiu'
fummen, 4raIi, 8. 9teeie.
! /. 9bema: Spnnta9sibulz9eftiun
unb mie lpu iie BON 2ebrern nnb
S6nlern pDrbereitet perben? &aitpr
IS. s.. 9rpeide. Stellpertreter Falto1
q. 4eterien.
2. Sbema: Die 9tptbtuenbiofeit Ell
ner SibelfloIie; YaItpr %. 3immer
, mann; Steuuertreter, Haltor q. Soff
: mann.
1 S6luB nit @eiane uno @ebet.
c gt q d1 III g 8.
: @rDHnun9, Iaitor 6. llmba6.
@eI6afte Der @pnuention uno St
4 ipre9una oer 5raeen.
II 3. 9bema: gsas iDIIen mir tbun
= ni6t tbun in Der Sonntagldule
9aItpr s. @iintber; Stelluertret'
e 9aItur 5r0I6le.
sr 4. Sbemn: g8ie fDnnen mir Die e
N tua6iene Sueeno fir Die @5ulnlta9
n: i9ule aetpinnen? 9aitur S. gS. st
- p ienau; GteIloertreter Ynitor 6. LII
3 bad.
be S6luB, 3aitpr g. llmbnd.
e. @s tpuroe bel lebter Sabrespe
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-09-11

Die belten9tutpritdten, Der eeIunoe
WtenI6enoeritauo uuo Die Gel6i6te
lebren uns, onB Der Sie9 Der Silberz
Ireiprd9une nah bem Serbdltnille
BON 16 gu 1 bic i6linntiten 6oleen
nad] iif sieben tuiiroe. 60 iuiiroe
Der 9lrme babur6 um Die Salfte Ieiz
mes 2obnes betroeen, BET 8ei6e nm
Die odlIte ieines SermDgens, Die
g8itttue UNI ibre Griparniiie; bns
2ano nm ieine YenliOn; Der 6leiBi9e
UNI Ietnen @rtuerb uno Der @rTinoer
nm ben 2Obn, Der ieinem Genius 9e>
bubrt. gbenlu .iuiiroe Der Snnoel
uno oas @eluerbe ber &epublif eine
ernItlide StDruua erfabren, ons 9anf
elmer I9e6ten uno oeroerbliber
@eloip1brung lnb bnn1it bent finan5
5ieIlen 3uiu enteeeen eetrieben, De-
ebrlif)e 9tnme Der 9fation Oernibte
unb bieIe bes Setru9es uno oes
| G6pinoelS-uno leioer nit &e6t-
ge5ieben iperQen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-09-11
2luS Ser0er.

- llniere sarmer Iino iebt beinabe
fertio nit bent &prnabbaden uno lino
an Der 9(rbeit I'M ibr 2nno filr Die
gSeisenIant upr5ubereiten. 9l(les
Iebnt li6 un6 einem 9ltten &egen.
- 0err 9(ug. MueGIer febttc nit
Ieiuem @aIplin sSDDt pon 9untsoale,
Supue County, no er Jdbroienltc
leiItete, tuieoer 5uriif.
- Serr 6. Slumer laAt nit benz
oanseu @elidt Oa ein ltrantnler jun
Qer &epublifnncr in leiner 6anlilIe
li6 eineeiteGt bat. Ssir 9rntuliren!
- Serr Senrp 2uebbe BON Ser
mnnn, mar nm 9ien8tag III 8el6af=
ten bier.
- 9ie Serren S6ni0t q Sdoff-
uer perI6idten ant 9ienstn9 einf
@nrlabune Waiti6eine nad St.2outS
Iiir uelbe lie So 80 per 0unoert 5ab
ten.
- Serr Spbn 5rib iiberiieoelte an
0unner8tag nit ieiner 6amilie mad
let. 2uuis. g8iiniden ibm @liid il
Der neuen Se1matb.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-03-28
CHICAGVs TRUNK MYSTERY.
Likely to Prove . Puzzle For the Police
ef That City.

Likely to Prove = Purxie For the Police
sf That City.
CHICAGO, March 2s.--,rhe man whose
body was recently found packed in a box
was murdered. This was settled definitely
yesterday afternoon by post-mortem ex-
animation on the body at the county
morgue. Two large holes had boon made
In the skull, and either would have killed
the man. The weapon with which he was
struck was some blunt instruments. rs was
shown by the size Of tho holes.
The post-mortem proved that the body
was that of man 5ft. Gin. high, weigh
Ing about 145 pounds. Judging from the
bones, the body was that Of n young man,
about 30 or S5 years OF age. There were
two scalp wounds on the back and left
side OF the head.
The police are now cudoavoring to find
the expressman who called at l66 South
Jefferson street last week with a second
box addressed to g, w. Morgan.
A singular circumstance Is that the
name G. w. Morgan belongs to one OF the
most efficient officers of the United States
secret service. He has been In Salt Lake
City and was quite we'll known there.
Still IL is quito certain he was not in Salt
Lake City at the time Of the shipment of
the body, for he was In Chicago during
the Worlds fair. Mr. Morgan quite often
ridiculed the idea that detectives were un-
ravelers of mys tcries.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-03-28
NEWPORT NEWS.

There arrived here yesterday afternoon
a schooner. bound for Providence with a
cargo OF lumber, which had rough ex-
perience. She 10 the two-mssted Schooner
Roessner, Captain j. II. Rogers, OF Bath,
Me-. entering here TO report her ar
rival to her owners, being IL days out
from Havana. The weather experienced
was most heavy, with strong gales, in
which the vessel lost some of her head
calls and head gear. on Fire Island he
sighted three-masted schooner, dis
masted, but her crew had not abandoned
her. Assistance was offered and refused.
Two liquor seizures were examined in
the district court yesterday, which
brought out evidence which goes TO show
the kind OF places existing In Newport.
Both places visited, In the "tenderloin"
district, were fitted out with bars and
all their paraphernniia, and at one place
the proprietor admitted That he had be- n
selling for two years. The court ordered
the liquors destroyed, but this doos not
prevent new stock being secured and
business resumed.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-03-28

by local applications. as they cannot reach
the ciseased portion OF the ear There In only
one way 10 cure Deafness, and that In by CON
stitutionsl remedies. D~sfntss n caused by
an inAamed condition Of the mucous lining OF
the Enstachisn Tube. When this tube sete
inflamed you have a rumblin sound or Inn
closed Deafness is tho result. and unless the
Inflammation can be taken ont and this tube
restored 20 its normal condition. hesrinn will
Le destroyed forevvr: nine cases cut OF ten
an inAsmed condition Of the mucous surfaces
We will give One Hundred Dollars for any
cese OF Deafness fcau~ed BY casnrrhD that can.
not Re cured W Hail's cstsrrh Cure. Send
''' F ]. cHESEy . CO.. foledo, o.
Sold bv Druggists, 15c.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-03-28
Stock Market Opened Quiet
and Irregular.
The Dealings Confined Almost
Exclusively to Tobacco.
RumOred That a Gold Shipment to
Cuba Will Be Made.



NEW YORK, March 2S.-The market
rather increased bull sentiment. The
London seller afforded opportunity for Q
drive and the fact that it was not follow
ed showed that the bear party was not
very confident and that Office traders were
not anxious to sell. Traders were not able
to get their stock lack at profit and
the moderate rally in the afternoon was
inevitable. Sentiment is not bullish, but
the action of prices yesterday modified
the views of some commission houses in
regard to immediate Decline. The To-
bacco rise was called covering by people
Traders simply followed the tendency OF
the manipulation.
The Exchange market looks ss though
it might become the next factor In the
speculations, especially II gold goes out
next week. The treasury reserve is SO
tant, except as matter OF sentiment.
The sentimental effect, however, @ould be
unfavorable.
The theory in tobacco was that one OF
the larger sholt interests covered buying,
perhaps ,0c0 Just VINO bought was
in doubt, although talk in the crowd
ran to the idea OF ST. Louis buying. All
the houses lately prominent in the stock
were buyers, while 1t was comparatively
difficult to get at any names OF sellers.
The chances are believed to be in favor OF
Tobacco dividend, although insiders
tell their friends that dividend Is
probability, but Will not be q certainty
until actually declared. Something may
happen to interfere with 1t at the last
minute. Notwithstanding the heavy
buying yesterday supposed to be for short
account, certain houses are still large
leaders Of the stock. A representative
of one of the insiders VINO persistently
talks bearish on American Tobacco says
that a great bear factor lies in the at
tempted legislation against the cigarette
in different states. This Is making In
roads in the company's business OF quite
serious proportions.
The Liverpool Cotton report' for today
at 1la lower. Sales 6OO0 bales. Mid
clings, 3--8. The market closed at /
p. No. unchanged.
Joseph SAYS: "Insiders are not yet
through with the tobacco deal. The
boast is made that they can put 1t to 40
IL they-choose. because the short interest
Is greater than ever.
"Better keep long on Chicago, Burling-
ton & Quincy and st. Paul, and hold Bslti-
more Il Ohio for above 20. Chicago Gas
is the best stock to be long on tor big
money!
1t Is stated that small shipment OF
gold will be made to Cuba next week by
tobacco importing house.
Dunn notes decline OF about 2 per
cent. in hides during the week. Sole
leather unchanged, demand falling on
owing to the fact that large manufactur-
ers are well supplied and sole cutters are
fin ishing up orders. 90
ToDAY's STOCK BOARD.
WALL STREET. 10:15 A. m.-The stock
market opened quiet and irregular with
the dealings almost exclusively confined
to American Tobacco. Large blocks of
that stock changed hands and an improve
ment was established OF 7-8 per cent to
So 1-S s Att
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-03-28
POLICE WATCHED HIM.
Swift Opened the Safe and Packed
Up the Plunder.
Then the Crook and HIS Pal Were Gath
cred In After a Short Fight.

CHICAGO, March 2S.-Frank Swift, an
ex-convict, and Michael Murphy, who,
it is claimed by the police, has also
done time, were arrested last night when
In the act OF robbing safe in the resi-
dence OF Mrs. Katherine John, at 140
South Clinton street. The police were
watching them while they worked, and
one of the officers was in the room while
Swift opened the sas He was leaving
the room with his pIupder in a bag,
watching on the outside and was cap
tured after a,harc fight. Swift had Sc
cured, when arrested, $50 in money,
$500 In negotiable notes $4,000 in in
surance policies. q lot Of silverware, and
some valuable Jewels.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-03-28
Misery

To all who are in depths Of despair
the following letter may come as
beacon light, pointing the way to health
and safety. Truly, it is not what we
say, but what Hoods Sarsaparilla does,
that tells the story. just read the
voluntary statement OF Mr.. Owen:
"For six or seven years of my life did
not live, merely existed. Twas in de-
plorable condition, suffering from a COM
plication of evils. was 30 costive that
q week, or sometimes two weeks, would
pass without movement OF the bowels.
had no appetite. Had become so
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-03-28
Fog Signal DESTROYED.

HALIFAX, N. s., March 2S-The Domin-
ion government steam fog alarm and coal
shed at Brier Island, Dieby county, were
destroyed by fire from some unknown
cause last night. As the loss OF this fog
alarm would endanger navigation in these
waters. the marine and fisheries depart
ment will rebuild II without delay.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-03-28
Convention Calls Issued.

SAN Francisco, March, 2s. The State
central committee OF both the Republi-
can and Democratic parties have met and
issued calls for State conventions to se-
lect delegates 90 the respective national
commencing May 8, and the Democratic
on June @,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-03-28
SMALLPOX RAGING.
Scourge Spreading Rapidly In Indian
Territory.

INDEPENDENCE, Kan, March 2s.-
Travelling men and persons who bave
come up through the Indian Territory
within the last few days report that the
people are greatly aroused over the spread
OF SMALLPOX, which Is raging I'm different
parts OF the Territory, and that all the
towns along the Missouri Pacific railroad,
from Coffs yvilIe to Fort Smith. Ar
kansas, are quarantincd. The quaran-
tine is rigidly enforced, and II Is hoped
TO stop the raid Of the disease. No rerson
Is allowed to get on or OF the trains, and
business In at a staudstill.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-03-28

identify. but pleaded that he wished
nothiDg 70 be said about him. His de-
sire was too keep out of the public eye
and live as quietly and unobtrusively as
be could. Which OF these stories is the
correct one the Gossiper DOESN'T under
take TO say, and they are given only as
showing that 1t isn't safe to bet that VIII
SON Is either living or dead
Doubtless YOU have heard OF and prob
ably seen men who are suffering from
such pronounced attack Of angiomania
that no clothing but that made of EN-
glish cloth will be worn by them. Some
20 so far as to have their clothing made by
English tailors. The Gossiper has one OF
this class in mind. He is Pawtucket
business man and every year he gets q
supply of clothing from the other side OF
the ocean, of which he Is decidedly
proud. Neither American goods nor
American workmanship Is good enough
for him. but when II comes to making
money for this anglomaniac the American
workman is q very handy and useful In
strument.
But TO get back, the impression pre-
walls among many persons who ought TO
know better that II they can only secure
English-made cloth they are certain TO
get an article far superior TO any OF do
mestic manufacture. Unquestionably
fine goods are turned out from the En-
glish looms, but they cost money and a
good deal OF 1t, but these fine grades do
not constitute the bulk OF the cloths sent
to this country. On the contrary, cheap
sboddy fabric fit only for slop shop
patronage are sent over here and because
they bear the hall mark of an English
maker they are gobbled up by American
searchers after something English, you
know" whose goods of home production
and infinitely better quality are passed
scornfully by as being too worthless to
wear. This may surprise some people as
ii did friend OF the Gossiper who was
boastipg this morning of having just Sc
cured a piece of English made goods
from which he p roposed to have spring
suit made, after the English fashion, OF
course. But little quotation took away
from him some OF his pridefui feeling
over his purchase.
Here is the quotation and 1t is from
the Manchester Guardian, one OF the
most reliable Journals published In En-
gland: SHOW far local firms are Justified
in producing a showy but half worthless
cloth that will be sent to the American
retail buyers--farmers, artisans and the
like--is another matter. The possibility,
even a few years ago, OF manufacturing
a cloth at Is Cd per yard was secuted, but
To-Day there are makers to be found able
TO produce good-looking masses OF the
poorest shoddy kept In form by low cot
ton warp at from at Is I'd per yard. ("
Here In America this cloth is sold for 80
cents yard and millions OF yards of II
are made up into overcoats that are
about as serviceable as top coat OF tissue
paper.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-03-28
CRIPPLE CREEK
COED MINES.
The Cold Development Com.
pany Of Boston.

Nearly 10000 shares already sold In Provi-
denoo alone. few shares more win bc sold AZ
first price -25 oents per share; par value sl.00.
The recent marvellous developments in our own
mines, bought and paid for, IN addition to those
bonded and leased, Justify the Company in doubling
the price Of the stock now. Come to my affics
and 500 the now map showing the Gold belt and
tho Gold Veins from which rich ore Is now Icing
shipped. Samples Of Ore, Prospectuses, ,Authen-
ticated Reports Incorporation Papers at my office.
Como in and investigate. Tho best safest and
surest stock for 25 cents On the market W..
R0YER, Agent 448 Butler Exchange, Providence.
ff mai. I'M
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-03-28
Melancholy

that was scarcely of the farm in six
years. ] even contemplated making an
end to my miserable existence.
"This is the stage where man becomes
disgusted with doctors and medicines OF
all kinds. II this should reach the eye OF
any such, 1t is written in the hope that
Just such persons will read It, believe 1t
and be benefited by it. A friend had half
bottle OF Hoods sarsaparilla, and per-
suaded ne to take it, with some OF Hoods
PILLS. Experienced 40 much benefit took
two bottles more, and, thank God, am