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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-12-24

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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-12-24
ORPHANS OF ARMENIA
Ten Thousand Chiidr~s waea- FsrentI>
by the Recent Na@-aer~--


by the Recent Ns>-aere--
WAsHINsroS, Dee I9-fhe fzA ex-
tent Of the Armenian massacres e k
diclted in a report 10 the state depart
neut b. United States Consul Berg
holt At Erxerouu. wherein he say
The number of Armenian caltiren unst~r -
year. x age made erphaaS By IRE massacre -
.an. accurysiux % t1e estimates - the ulis-
siaaArie~ Th- question q What shali - siuuss
~ith the~s erphaz~ Is receiving attention frssu
the Christian world The American board
of commissioners has fbe quesflou - Grating
orphauagss. eiotainE factories and Industrial
institutions under enu~ttsratiou- German
charitable or religious societies are rrsnar *
10 establish orphan asFiuns aad TIE British
ambas.aaiar az Corstaatinopie has tnlti-
atei the movement Ieasain-s toward set
tling number q wituNs aud their
ehEIrsn from the FrVviucs % IRE
ruum On fks island - 7prlls In ErzerqiIun
there are - Ettr-ss. With 7gl chlliirens 18th
cut means IN Erziuzaa 10 widows VIA D
chuafsn AMI n Bait1oarf ~ Witows with sal
children The wi,ioxs of Hattcout'are n par
ticulariY distressing eirrunstaac,-s, nat a male
ma t1r rsEnalninG
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-12-24

WAsuISsroS. Dec !s-The executive
committee of the American Eimetallic
unieu has reached n determination "a
eater at once and with vigOr upon the
work Of thoroughly educating the peo-
pie Of the eountry upon the merits Of
tie silver question extending the or
9anizaiion Of clubs into every section
- the country. Is work will be con
Quoted through the agency not only Of
1T r4ture but. in larger degree than
before. through the me iium OF public
lectures aui meetings
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-12-24

Leopold Binder. son Of I xell-knoxn
merchant OF Bon Eagle. Warren county.
fought a deadly duel near Xicksbur-
last week with negro named Andsr-
son Bell. Binder, who vas oaly about
Is years Of age. was shot through the
heart and lungs Bell vas shot in three
places The fight was a. close range
and both pistols we're eup:ied-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-12-24
CURIOUS EACIS.

Whales are never seen in the Gulf
stream
IhesEallrsthumming bird weighs bn;
20 grains
The Holland dykes are from ten 10
forty feet in height
Camphor ard gun cotton are the
chief constituents OF eslluioid goods.
The French minister Of var lately Of
fered I prize for the swiftest bird in a
fight from Perigueux 20 Paris. 80
rliies. There were 2.Tss entries. ana
the wlnrer did the distance in seven
AoGFs and tAisty-sc-s alsgtes.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-12-24

Havana, Dec iS-Heavy siege guns
have Teen mounted on the outer sea
walls Of n new fort recently construct
ed west Of the city, on the coast Many
new fortiieatiOus have been built in
the city. and Weyler seems 10 be pre-
pairing for siege. This action natur.
ally awakens suspicion and worries the
residents greatly over the situation
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-12-24

went iata tae mining business n Isst he took
mp his home in ~zrIaaw. Mica. from which
district he was elected so congress on the
republicans tlcEet IN 49,, and served w4th dis
tiHctson thrrc -uc=essfse terms
In l-a4 be novel - fslalulrl.l aaI became a
meslaer of the editorial st1f - the New fars
Trlhaa@. Ehich POSITION be has h-ld ever since
His joint de1lt- IN ehicaso wifh y n Har-
vev. agtanr of Coins Financial >chnsl a.
traeted much attention. Wa-n tha national
ranabiican c2UlussEn -e nu1igter called for
sreaAe-s la-t fall be- Nas one %: rac arst to ~
suond- and Ei.-ds over - -peseh~s IN tae prr.i-
Eeutiaf cauia -En before ne Els T. sea uI Nith
braach ia
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-12-24

OCRAT, Col, Dee Is.-Gahriel Russ,
John Antras. Charles swanson. Charles
Anderson and Louis Jackson were in
stantly killed in the Virzinius shaft
yesterday They were repairing tim.
bers in the shaft when the cage fell.
carrying them with il 20 the /. 400 feet
level The bodies viii be b-ongh, out
through the Re~erre tunnel
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-12-24

Capt y. T. Burroughs. one OF the
large land owners OF the delta, has Just
consummated sale for an entire section
Of land in Sunfower county a. so per
acre This price was received after
-. 500 worth Of timber had been taken
from the land
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-12-24
MISSISSIPPI MATTERS.


Good ~hswtaE fHt t~~ p~"itenthsfFs
The boaid Of eoatrof ot inc sesi sen-
tisry met in special session 10 eonsi4et
some important matters ia connection
~t.h re 'a-ning operations nexs year.
The suggestion Of slo r'-r's-n which
sas fally explained recently ~4i
aseepssa. The board decided to rent
uses iAri IN the delta and contract
wxs made wlth Maj W. Z. Randolph q
Washington eounty for teie ssres,
shieA tEe State will Kork on shares.
The board 1rehfei % move al tbs
nexro convicts nov a. worS c. sas szk
iey place
Next year none % the white couv-ets
wfli ~ tzke- 10 ths delta The old and
tecrepid one. ~as as rraf'ie - 10 mach
q any kind Of hard work ell. Is sor
aaed in the walls and the ah.e-bolici
ore. xili b. d.videst between the Oakle :
farm and the Rankin county farm
Most Ot tho oakley farm wiu b.
planted in oats The lit,ls cotton land
there Is on the place will. % eoerse, -
planted in ,ottoa- IL - not likely thai
any cotton will be planted in the bot
ton, az IL will be devoted % the raising
Of foodstaif4
One OF the members of she board on
being asked as to how much The Stats
would make from her eoavicts this year,
said that there would b. cleared over
s5e.oo0. This Is nearly twice as mach
"A xax -fSa~af Last vear
Tue members % the board have Ger
tagnly been faithfsl in looking After tae
interests % the state and have ma4l
every edge cut The members % thf
board confidently expect 70 make even
mere next year ;htn they did this
T. NJ Henry IN Commercial Appeal
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-12-24

MAysFIELD. No, Dee Ts-Aecordin-
10 Secretary Day work on the new rail-
road that i 70 connect kansas Civ
with this section of the country bv
Say OF Lebanon. Buffalo. Bolivar and
Osseola Is expected 70 commence bv
he trSs Q. tbs new year.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-12-24
s,cresV FOR oompsRs


CrxcrySArr. Dee 70 There was a
suu atfsn.lancs at the morning session
- tffs american Federation Of Labor.
lVheu nominat.srs ~ oaiccTs were
called Tor the name ot Samuel tioupers
far president was received with eheers
~ r-.otian % DELEGATE John Mcbride
she Secreter- - directed to east the
entire vote % the e3dTsrtir'u -. az
for him President Gomper-, apos BE-
lnr reelected, made an imprsssi's
sn.esh. MeGuire. Of rhi,adeiph was
dnani iniousif - elected wise president.
Jzt declined, after Ten years eontinu-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-12-24

sax FEAScIsco. Dee - Wool men
are Interested in the large shipments
Of WOOL brought from Australia by re-
cent steamers Thirty thousand bales
are expected from sydney BY the next
Australian steamer The importers
are rushing in wool. ntie.pating a
higher tariF after next March.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-12-24

DR.. Sol McDo Sell. who probably man
ages more delta farms than any man IN
the State, says most all the eott0a has
been picked, and that while the yield
has turned cut better than w4s expected
at one time, he does not take any stock
in the idea that there will be 9.0o00, 600
baIRs made
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-12-24

LITTLE Rock, Ark. Dee i9-Two
car loads Of heavy artillery passed
through this city yesterday for the
south over the Iron Mountain road
Tue conductor said the cars were billed
to = Texas port, aud that the artillery
was consigned to Cuban partfeS.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-12-24

TiOsToS, Dee I1-Meyer Herzo-, a
/ travelling man for his father. Abraham
Herzog. a diamcnd broker Of New
York. reported 10 the police last night
that $4,000 worth of loose diamonds
ss@ eesR stolen frol hin- y
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-12-24

DESvEs. Col. Dee I9.-The Rocky
Mountain Cuban volunteers. nearly
: 600 strong. have decided TO leave for
ins Florida coast on Eeeenber 81. on
foot, provided horses enough are Sc
cared To carry their supplies aud ae-
couIernants
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-12-24

narteIsheIs their stockings IN a rev.
Each laughing sprite IN robe Of white away
- bed Gid 60
yh.n hung up ny stockiur-The worsI
Wis different then.
Unvexesi the mind ~ things that hlind and
clsg the squlz Of men.
a prayer lisped at mothers knee. a hope
TO only peep"
II we we're qssck-ard see St Nick while
others lay asleep.
When I hung ur ny stocking-The gray
dawn came 50 late
Each little head n trEndle bed grew weary
wiih the wait.
A stenlthy rush OF whSfe-rube,l three-au,l
then the stockings split
Their treasure out 70 laugh and shout.
ugoa the patchwork qui!L
When I hung u1 my stockinr-If now 7
sleh babbiing soy without alloy as reach
iH< to the heel
Drought IN the euid gray t1wninEs of those
Christmas days Eons by.
SGt anyone hczeaEa the sun would be 90
glad as
vhea I har< uo NJ stockIns-So mine
q Ealtl@n ore.
Or s~wefs rare. EAST al compare. as IN
Aaazss4sE-s store.
CeGiJ make ne feel such wealth to-day a.
a1ce used 70 know
" hen couEtlug cut. with laugh ard shout
the reaaies .u t1s toe.
When I hung up ny stScxing-Ff ne coufs
always hold.
Throu<hasst eur days ef devious ways. Ike
plefur-s framed IN SBl9-
Ci1se % eur hearts sszeE rzemcrics of chilc-
h1osf-s perfect Bliss.
Wed sften G-d what row. too bltnd. n nfe
simply u7i@s.
Mary C Hantiaston. IN " Z. E=ssspeasi-
eat
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-12-24
ROSWELL G HoRR DEAD.

The Natest Orator and @x-CenErr--man
Fss-s- Away at PttIufirId- - J.
PTAfNFIELD - J Dec. 10 -EN-Con-
gresham Roswell e. Horr died last
night after an ii ness Of two weeks
with bronchitis an Bright's disease.
Boswell - Uarr Eas bazn November -. Ism.
In WaltsviIle. ~ He received H. efurati0u
In the ruhtc srhsols aad Waen Young moved
90 EsYFta. 81 "a fsts ha Ss- admitted 10 the
saE. one year later h. moved 20 - LOUIS and
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-12-24
Mi...uri ed ,IIsrmenr-

WAsHTSsroS. Dee Is.-The Missouri
eongrrssmea resolved notices yeSter-
day from the secretary of agriculture
that their ailotments of seed for this
year are ready for their disposal Mis-
souri, farmers who are desirous of OBJ
taining seeds should. therefore. write
10 thsir respective congressman at
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-12-24

WASHINGTON. Dee l2-Boolxer T
washington. the negro PRINCIPAL of
the state normal and Industrial co.,
lege for negroes at Tuskegee. Is vigor-
ously pushed by his negro friends in
Georgia and Alabama for place in the
Mckinley cabinet.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-12-24

HILLsBoKo. Tex. Dee l9.-Bob Fer
guson. wko has large stock ranch in
the west, says at Fort Worth he met
al agent of the Cubans who is in Tex
a. for the purpose Of buTing s50. .oce
worth Of horses for the insurgents
He sold him = large number Of horses
from his raneh 81 SO per head.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-12-24

FLoRESCg, Ala. Dee. IL Fanny AMI
Ella solomon. ehiIiren of J. 81. C.
solomon. of South Floreace. Il and
nine years old. have been missing from
their home since sunday. and are sup
posed to have been KIDNAPPED By MAJ
sanders. a desperate moons sinner
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-12-24

IL was Christmas afternoon and Eve
was descending the staircase Of the
-Horne for Ineurables" on her way &c
the small arte-room where she had left
her coat and hat
When she entered the house il had
been a bright. clear day. and as she had
passed from room TO room she had
seemed to the poor sufferers TO have
brought something of the vivid out
side brightness with her; now the sit
uztiou was reversed. the frosty sun
shine had given way TO the sudden win
ter twilight. and. in sympathy with the
change. her heart was heavy with viea-
rious sorrow. Like many seemingly
volatile Bstures hers was quickly
sympathetic one. and she wns sad with
the sight Of so many who were doomed
10 spend the last years Of their life in
suffering
The little ante room was dark wnra
she enteEed-so dark tEss sas started.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-12-24

WASHINGTON. Dec. IA bill intro
dueed yesterday by Representative
Bell. Of Rhode Island. appropriates
$4,000 for the erection of a monu-
mental statue 10 James &. Blaine. in
Mashin.-tnn
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-12-24
Mig Hn~..

John Crawford OF Chiekasaw county
killed 4 hOg recently that weighed 415
pounds. while one u his neigh b5-s
killed enc that tipped the beam a. sos
pounds
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-12-24

Mrs Peggy Jenkins. aged % years.
died a. her home in Calhoun county last
week. Mrs jenkins vas enc Of the
most highly esteemed eitiEeEs of Cal.
h0an eouaty and wAs the mother u >
large sad worsAY famlly.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-12-24

UPPzR MAKLsoROUGH. MI, Dee n
James Smith. snort. thick set mulat-
70. was hanged here thiS aaorainx for
the murder Of Miss Margaret Brown, .
white girl with whom be claimed TO
be in love He cut the girls throat
because she repulsed him
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-12-24

TIE revenue agent has fled suit
against the Illinois Central Railroad
for taxes claimed 20 be due on the Yazoc
& Mississippi Valley Railroad for Isss.
The TAX will amount TO 500 00o. suits
are pending for back taxes claimed 10
be due from Isg2 70 1895 inclusive
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-12-24

Gov elect Stephens. Of Missouri. has
returned to jefferson City from Hot
Springs. Ark lie announces that he
viii appoint no man to office who did
rot support Bryan for president
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-12-24

WASHINGTON. Dee IA dispatch
received here announces the death Of
Capt Georye T. Lemon Of this city. at
Corunaslo Beach. Cal. where be went
some time ago 70 reeuperate his health
Capt Lemon was probably the best
known pension agent in the country
and vas rubIisherof the National Trib-
use, teT0ted 70 the interests Of the sol
.Frar
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-12-24

DEs NaISEs. Ia Dee. n Miss Mary
Lord Drake. daughter Of the governor
Of Iowa. ami GeorEe Sturlivant. Of
Centerviile. we're secretly married a.
Deaver October =. aud the governor
did not learn OF i until he went TO
Denver ten days ago 70 rest a little and
70 visit with his daug hter. expecting To
bring her home wish him after the
summer aad fall soiourn AZ the Colo
raafo resorts
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-12-24

TOLEDO. -. Dee u The American
Susar Refining Co. letter known as
the snxar truss. has closed a deal for
7. 100 shares of stock OF the Woolson
spice 60. OF this city. The prize paid
il s. es5.Oso This move j. unierstooi
to mean that the sugar trust viii carry
on a finish H-ht with ArbuciSies. the
coffee kings" wh1 recently branehed
ont into the sugar business
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-12-24

A movement is on foot looking % the
organization Of State insurance CON
panJ.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-12-24

HEY were dressing
doliSs the whole Is.
and they were talk
ing-or ehattering
ike rfar-uFeS whns,
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-12-24
VOL. XXI.

HEN I hung W rv
stockinE-So larg
"a seems to-day
Since children three
niinsh VITA Eise
left OF their H1er-
~ riay.
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tnbesu einem Wnnoe lit Elm 9(usIfanb
in Der Fabrif Der 8rnmn 0oiftino q
GonOening Gomponb i'm Gjon0e. Sic
2trbeiter baben bdrlFg je0o0 ein5etn
2luQrille auf Die Mdnnet 9eua1t, !pel=
DIE tire Gteilun9en ein0etommen bot
ten. 9ie 9DliSei bat benz 0eQenilber
bi&9er groBe @eoulO al ben Sag ge=
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gu einem ernifen Sramou, lin 5 ubr
marIGirten 10 2lngeteNte Der 8rptpn
COMPANY unter Oem Ueleite BON 80
golisifen nod ben StroBenba6noelei=
len in Der st. Clair StraBe. Gtpa
1000 Mdiuner, Srauen uno 8inoer
batten li6 anseiammelt unO begannen,
tie gu perbDbuen unb su peripptten.
3pei Mptoriuagen fubren poritber. gs
wuroe ein Salteiisnal 9e9eben, aGein
Die Streifer riefen ben Wtotprleuten gu
vSoripdrts, Soripdrts" uno lie erbDb=
ten oarauf Die Sabrsei6wrnbigfeit ib=
rer Wassrns. Die pOli3ei mari6irte
bann nit ben 2euten einen Slpf tpei=
ter unb partete auf einen anbern Wag=
gon. Sie Menge folgte uno Elm llnbe=
fainter mari plobli6 einen Stein, uel=
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GDpfe pertpunoete. Siilfs= BOlisei6ef
McMabon CAB oarauf ein uorbcr per=
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Die 9lusitdnoigen ongriIfen. Die
Men9e ereriff iofort Die 6lu6t, ou6
bieben Die polisiiten init ibren Sniip=
peln 10 trdftis Elm, DaB balo Elm 9u=
benb Mann betpuBtlos su 8ooen ianfen.
SSnswiI6en batten Die gum S6ub Der
Nrbeiter suriifgebliebenen YoliSiiten
einen @agepn fat nit @epalt ange=
balten unb ibre S6iiBlinge forty Ianot.
@rnltlib perleBt muroe gtiemano,
bp6 BADEN oiele YeriOnen blutige SD=
pfc erlitten.
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Ser Srau pboebe Sbomas in Sumo
tion @itp. Slls., NOR bon ibren Mersten
erfldrt ipOroen, Tie leibe unrettbar an
Der 9lussebrung, aber stpei Slai6en bon
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pieoer bollitdnoig geiunb uno lie iagt
es Sebermann, baB lie oieler Nrsnei ibr
2eben peroanfe. Serr Sbos. @sgers,
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on einem 9efdbrli6en &atarrb, Der auf
benz Punfte fano, GUT NusSebrune ii6
ars5ubiloen uno prpbirte ales mD9li6s
oasegen, aber obne @rfolg. 9lls er Su=
leBt Sr. Sings Seem DISCOVERY anSu=
wenben begann, mar er in atpei 8oder
turirt. gtatiirli6 1T er iebr bantbar
oafiir. Solde Gelultate, bDn benen
SOrltebenbes nur Spei Seiipiele iinb,
bemeilen Die punoerbare Seiltraf It bieier
Wteoisin in Sdlen bon &atarrb unb
Suiten. Geeuldrer Yreis 81 unb so
Gents. BrobeflaI6en gratis bel 5
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Giniiibr,tag Ocr Sraner,ueioc
1T gttuertfa.

gu Dem militdriiden Saus6alt
Walbingtons gebDrte mG6reno Der
Sabre 1775 bis 1776 au6 So6n Yarte
Cults, Der bamals 23=jdhri9e Sobn
aus Ntartba WaIbingtons eriter @be.
Sung Cuffs puroe wieberbplt bon
@aibin9tDn beauftragt, unter Dem
S6ube Der parlamentdrflag9e Sot=
i6afteu an ben britil6en geIeblsbaber
su iibermitteln. gei oieien 8eleeen=
beiten wuroe er nit einem iunsen en9=
lii6en Sficiere befannt, Der, glei9
InOeren, in benz @eoanfen, Die vGe=
bellion" piirbe in penigen @o6en un=
teroriift lein, mad glmerifa getommen
mar uno bic ybli6t bate. ii6 oann
auf Dem BON ben &ebellen confiscirten
2anb nieoersulalien. Sieier iunee
Sfficiere bate bon Der SraueripeiOe
bel pope's Slaa in Stpifenbam einen
iorsfaltig in geOlter Seioe aufbewabr=
ten 3tueis mitsebra6t, ben ct aui ieiner
tiinftisen Selibuns gu pflanSen seoabte.
Sa linn aber inslpiiden Die 2uf, ii6
nieoersulaieu, bersangen mar, ibentte
er ben 3weis Cuffs, wel6er ibn ipdter
in Nbington, 3d., bel ieinem Sauie
iebte. Ser 3peis wu6s unb 9eoieb
unO BON ibm itammen Die Srauermeioen
in oen Ser. Staaten.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-07-08

oas 8ertrauen in oenen 3ufunft beein=
trddtigen mub. Serr geaulieu bat
nur Elm einsi9es Seilnittel Der Sort
i0ritt mttB nit Dem Sorti6ritt betdmb{t
tDeroen. Sie ianOiuirtbi1aftti0en M}e=
tbooen munen berbellert. iudbreno
i0leOt 9ete9ene ober tlfru1tbare 6Qr=
men perlaIlen werben miihen. (2ebt=
9enannter prOaeB fpmmt in unIercn
ytem @n9lanb Staaten bereits felt ,,ya6=
rem 81 maRenbotter Nnmenoung 9.&.)
Sn England 6ilFt man li6 bamit, ooB
9epfliigtes 2ano DtelfaG in @eiDelano
beripanDelt miro. 5eit 1880 bot }tC6
bas in gnelanb nit Deisen beItellte
greal Inn | ,556,000 older berntinbert.
Wtas lid Die 3utunft Der 2ano=
mirtbi6aft au9 Oielfa6 anbers ge1tal=
ten, ols iie BON Serrn geaulieu ousge=
malt Miro, 10 iino oo6 feline 9lusfib=
rungen jeoenfalls in bieler 8esiebun9
sutreffenb uno ernfter gea6tung tpertb.
Sic 5eigen auf ale Sdle, tpie iid Der
Yreisriifaang Der lanopirt6i6aftliben
Grseugnilie aus llria6en erfldrt, Die
nit Der Silberfrage in feinem 3uiam=
menbange iteben unb sesen beren Wirt=
iamteit feline Nenberuns Der 8olbwdb=
rung etpas belfen fann.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-07-08

ais YoneesbesSeon sriff aum Wanberftab.
Tim in ber neuen MeIt ben auea 5u fnben
Ser nns perlor'ne Sugenb ipieber CAB,
9nrd3 ben bes alters bbie Spuren fttpinben.
so abnt ct tupbL bob baIb elm iueier Wlana.
Gutbedeu pbrb ben @unberborn. ben ,pobreu,
slus oem elm ieber Susenb trnfeu fam,
llnb war' ct elm Metbuialem on Sabren.
Ser Seilquell lit entbedt er iprubelt
IN Buffalo uno beibt Dr pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery. Oas=
ielbe pirft tuabrbaft berjiineenb auf eine
uno 3efommene
G0rpertonfitution. gr treibt ale aif=
tiaen Stoffe uno unreinigteiten aus bem
40rper, bereidert oas Blut uno macht
Mlte unb gntfrdftete ipieoer iunq unb
frdftis. ponee=be=2eon bat es nidt
entbeft, aber 9r. pieree unb er bat
Heht oaran gethan, es .golbene gnt=
oeduns" 3u l,ennen.
Dr. pierce's pelets furiren auf bic
0auer 8eritopfung, UerbaunQsfebler
uno 2Opff6meraen. lleberall Bel 6dno=
Tern Su baben.