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The times., 1897-05-10
SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.
wANTED-posTAGE STAMPS.

.WANTED-For cash, all kinds ofold United
States postage and department. stamps;
collections also bought. 81. F. DUNK
HORST, 1905 7th ST. NV my5-tf
The times., 1897-05-10

WANTED-By cigarmaker or packer, sit
.uation. Address CIGARMAKER, this Of
ncc. 1t
The times., 1897-05-10

WANTED-Horse for his feed and care for
about = months. to drive in buggy. Ad-
dress +. j. p, this office. my9-3t
The times., 1897-05-10
Observation-Disclosures

WANTED Horse or buggy, or both, for
suburban lot or lots. WIN. REED, 623
+ st. my9-3t
The times., 1897-05-10
wANTED-BOARDING.

WANTED-Board; nice country place: con-
venient to city so trip can be made morn
ing and afternoon: party of five; plenty of
shade; good country table; price moderate
20, this office. my9-3t
The times., 1897-05-10
COUNTRY BOARD.

SUMMER HOARDERS wanted at Flint
Hill; highly situated; large, airy rooms,
shady lawns; special attention TO table;
adults preferred, SIG per month. Address
Mrs. FRALEY. Olney, Md. my6-7t-em
WoODLA wN Open May 20: pleasant
rooms: healthy location; large grounds,
electric bells: gas and artcsian water. MRS.
NJ J. COLLEI, Proprietress, Rockville.
Md. Address The Clarendon, Washington,
ID. @. ap27-1m
The times., 1897-05-10
SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE.

WANTED-A situation by a graduate in
pharmacy; can give the best of references;
fifteen years experience. Address l.. ID. this
office. 1t
The times., 1897-05-10

WANTED-1oung man UndeIsta nding
French, German and English, would like
position. Address ANXIOUS, this office
The times., 1897-05-10

+ OR SALE-Only $2,95O for a 2-story
ran, nuu basement house IN excellent repair;
no ne"Cs lor SIS per month; Ii St, near 9TH
ne Address OWNER x, this office.
ny4-7t
The times., 1897-05-10

WANTED Good English pug, six or eight
weeks old. PUG DOG, this office. my9-2t
WANTED-Smail row boat 212 9Th st
NV. myS-3t-em
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LOST.

L0ST-Sunday afternoon, n ladys gold
watch, between Washington and Cabin
John; initials on watch, NJ. E. B. A liberal
reward paid if returned to Mrs. MAGGIE
COLLINS, Shoreham Hotel. my10-3t
L0ST-SUnday, 2:30 o'clock, Manchester
wharf, white setter dog, named Flash;
black spots on ears and body; reward
CHAS- L. BARBER, 701 7th st. NV.
LOST-Saturday night, gold heart locket
diamond in lace and monogram on back.
Reward if left at 626 4th St NV my9-3t
LOST-Leather card case; advertising
plates. Return to A. B. c., this office
my93t
LOST-May o; fox terrier puppy male: 5
months Old: white with dark Bots around
eyes. Liberal reward if returned to 1913
L ST. NV. Iny7-3t-em
The times., 1897-05-10

fDn SA LE-6-room brick; gas; bath; 53
Ivy st. se., bet N j ave. and s. Capitoi
S,,, sc, occupied. OWNER, this office.
The times., 1897-05-10

WANTED-First-clas starcher at Pansian
Hand Laundry, 9ll 9Th ST. NV.
1llrS-:if nr11
The times., 1897-05-10

WANTEn-Two sisters, refined, reliable,
and with no objectionable appendages,
would like care OF home for sunIfier
BUSINESS WOMEN, this office.
The times., 1897-05-10

FOX SALE-A well-buiIt brick house; all
moo. inps. and newly papered and paint
ou ou win stable to public alley. Apply on
Plcihises, NO. 1909 Sth ST. NV myl-tr
The times., 1897-05-10

PLAIN and fine sewing; adults or Infants.
including hemstitchiug and hand sewing.
MRS s., this office. my8-3t
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-06-09
MaeabenD Gitp, pa.

6err Otto 9egse,1 trel6er ii 20
SmeeneD Ctr. tpobnt. triit NIT Jolaen-
BEN bor bic OeHentlihfeit:: SD fiible
mid berpflidtet meinen 4ant aussu=
briiden fir bic herriihe -Mirtung ebes
alien Gapeiser 6eilmittets alpensraus
ter Blutbeleber in meirier Tamilie.
@don felt Sabren litt aneine Grau an
llnperbauli9teit. Mae Nrsneiea i9lu-
gen fsbl anitatt beifr iuuroe iie INNER
idlimmer, bis mir auf ben @eoantel
tamen. iie babe bic. aussebrung. gls
mir fdon ale 0offnana auf ,bre Wie=
berherfelluns aufgaben. tpurbe ans BET
Nlpenfrduter 8lutbeleber empfoblen.
S1on nah elmer Wode oeripiirte fie
2inberung unb nimmt nun 5uiebenbs
au on 2raft unb @elunbbett. DieIes
bat bic sanae Nahbaridaft in gritau=
men 9efebt unb ale .punbern fia iiber
bic Mirfuns bieies 0eilmittels.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-06-09
@etaIprooMftton In Den Ner.
@tAAtett.

Stem Dorf, 80. Mai. 2aut Mnaabe
bes Engineering ano Wining Sour=
nal" bate Die seiammte Mineral= unb
Metallprobuftion in ben Ser. Staten
i'm Sabre 1896 ben Wertb bon $751; ;
732, 1872, cine 3unabme gesen 1895
BON $18, 791 ,264.' Die seiammte @olb.
proouttion betrus $58. .66O. .637 poer
$11, 830. 437 mebr als i'm Sabre 1895.
Gie Gilberprobuttion betrug Sc. 222, :
.322 feline 1naen ober 9,918, ,O72 mebr
als in, Boriabre. Gerner tpurben pros
buairt 2, ,263,711 Sonnen giIen, cine
Abnabme bon 281, ,083 Sonnen 3obs
len 1877, 1873. .437 Sonnen, Mbnabme
1872, 167 Sonnen ; 2upfer 467. 1872. :
973 pfunb, cine 3unabme bon 81, 600
Sonnen /; Blei 174,972 Sonnen, 3int
77.627 2onnen. Qneflilber 833, 480
Glai1en, Cement 8.487 .265 JaB unb
Safs Is. .374, 572 SAB. Die @oloz.
Silber,, 3npfer= uno giienproouftion
lit arDBer als bieieniae aller iibrisen
2dnber Der Melt. Oie 2oblenprobuf=
tion ifebt nur oerienigen @robbrita-
MEMS 1la1.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-06-09
Gin @etker aIS Gflape ners
tamtt.

ct. 2ouis, Z. SUM-. 9lm ndhfen
Donnerftag tpirb on Der 6Hliden Nor-
berthiire bes 3atbbauies Der in No.
5316 pattiion Mpe. lpObnbafte Suberi
2aulins fur einen 9ernin bon iebs
Monaten an ben b6dfen Bieter Der.
tauft tuerben, es lei benn, bob er aenug
Gelb 3uiammenbefommt, Inn feline Ga=
mile fiir bieie periooe gu unterbalten,
mas jebon nod Raulinss Nusiaee uns
m6elid 1T. Die frau bes Monnes
rei1te cine 2lage elm. bab er nidts au
ibrem unb ibrer brei Rinber untsrbalt
beitraae. Oerilbe tuiro nun unter ben
Beitimmungen bes Rapitels 19, 'Gee=
tion 8846 bet rebioirten 6tatuterl bon
1879 als 0asant erfldrt unb ilnter
6eetion 8849 besfelben Rdpitels feline
3eit berfauft tperoen. Sen Cribs Da-
bon befommt nod Nbsug Der Soften bic
Jamilie.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-06-09
@te TT DieS.

Wir be3ablen bunbert Dollars ge=
lobnung fur ieben Gall bon Gatarrb,
Der ni9t burd 9an's gatarrb Sure ge.
beilt tperben Tam.
s. 5. @benep & Co., props., 5ole-
DO, .. Wir, bic unter5eidneten. ba-
ben s. S. @benep felt ben leBten Is
Sabren sefannt unb slauben, er iei in
allen ieinen eei9dftliden unb finan3iels
len Sransattionen bur1aus ebrli1 uno
i'm @tanoe, allen bon ibm eingesanse-
men 8erbinbli9feiten na6aufommen.
Wef & Sruar, W9olefale Sru9sifs,
SOlebo. o.. Walbins, 2innan & Mar.
bin, Wboleiale Drus9iifs, 9olebo. 8.
9al's @atarrb Cure miro intpsnbi9
eenommen unb .uirtt brett auf bas
Blut uno bic fNleimiae Oberfldde bes
'Spfems. preis rs Gents per Gloihe.
8ertauft in allen Mpotbeteu. 3eus.
niKe frei. II
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-06-09
9aS tuabre GeiImitteI.

%. M. Repine. @ebatteur bes in
9istilpa, Sa., eriheinenoen ygbief"
iagt ,Wir f6nnten niht 0aus balten
Dlne Or. Sings gleu Discovery fir
G1Dinbiu1t. Duiten unb grtdltun9en.
Mir baben mande anbere Mebisin pro=
birt, aber ME Elm tpabres 9eilmittel ge=
funben, biz mir Dr. Sings Netp 9is=
coperD gebrau1ten. Seine anbere Wle=
biain lam bieielbe in nnlerem 0auie
erieben, benn es lit Elm fideres Seilmit=
tel fur 0uiten, grfdltunsen, 2eudbu-
ten &c. gs iit unniib, nit anoeren
Meoi3inen 3u erperimentiren, ipenn aud
gefagt tpirb, biefelben ieien eerabe 10
gut, tpie 9r. Rings Nem Giscoberp.
Sic finb ni6t 10 gut, benn bieie Meois
sin bat ibre 0eilfraft betpieien unb lit
auBerbem garantirt. sic berfsblt ME,
SatisfaftiOtr au 9eben. YrobeilaIden
frei in oer Apotbete bon &. 8. Miller
& 6obn. A
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-06-09

ifirt unb i'm Eejfament bsuertt Meine
beioen Gnipeliern erbalten ni1ts !!
Hieielben leben fsinesipe9s in 9ldn3en-
ben @erbdltniisn. Das Derm69en be-
trdst Grs. 80, 1000.
sSn Qaupen (Bern) muBten ipe9en
beftigen Muftretens Der Diphteritis bic
Shulen qelhloIien tperben.
Sn Bern ift 3abnarst Grib 2rebs
geitprben.
,,snterloten bat neuerbinss ben 9oo
zines tii1ti9en Bargers 3u betla9en.
Raum batte Der @erpaltun9sratb ber
grlparnibtaHe an bic Gtelle bes tiir3lid
perforbenen Raiiiers Notar Qe9er als
Raiiier eetpdblt, 10 miro aud bieier
pl6bli1 aus ieinem Wirfun9sfreife obs
berufen. Nm DOnnerifas arbeittte et
nod ben gan3en Gag auf feinem Biz
reau, gieng am Mbenb tpie aewDbnt in
iein 0eim na1 unfpunnen unb purbs
in Der Na1t BON eiiiem 0er3iGlag bin=
ipeggerafft. 0eser mar nrlpriinglid
2ebrer !; biefe Wirffamteit behdate ibnl
aber riat uno CT biloete f9 gun, Notai
aus in Snterlaten hatte er fi6 eine
ib0ne griften3 sefdaffen. .ss
3iri1 III aud um cine harafteriifi.
fbe @efalt drmer @dfar 6tapfer, Ell
ner Der erifen 6praener syanlilien on.
geb6reno, auerf als 2aufmanrl. bont
aber literarii9 tbdtia, 1T i'm SbeobOld'
mum seftOrben. ~ gsa..-, /,
.Sn Genf 1T Der prdiibent ber. 10(
2iIo. GeiellI9aft, @uitab Weber boz
3lrih, getpeiener Mebgermeiiter, J., 8
i'm 8emidte pon 160 9ilo, su Brab'
oetraeen iporber.
sSn 6eraosenbudiee (9ern) III Grieo
rid Mdlti, 6afnermeilter. Elm tii6tigel
Mann, i'm Mlter BON 81 Sahren unD It
8ielbrinsen BEL 3irdbers (Hern), in
Utter BON 72 Sabren gbr. Meberbarbt
Elm patriarb in ieiner Gamilie.. De
Stammpater elmer 8auern 9pnaffie
| sefforben.
@elfern 1T in pruntrut Mler. 6aprot
aeipeiener Resierunssifattbalter uni
nadber Gpital- -0ermalter IN Qruntrut
geforben lange Sabre mar Ct profei
| for in Bern unb ipielte nanentlih fri
her cine electromagnetic Role in be
freifinniaen 3irAenpol,tif.
sSn Sdananau (Bern) tuo Die pfar
rer bes Mmtsbe3irfs Sisnau 81 ibre
Paitoral.R .Ronferens suiammen getretei
tparen. farb am Wontas pl6blid Pfar
rer 26nis in R6tbenba9.
0enri Wartin, Getretdr Der fa,ltona
len 9irettipn beg Snnern in Greibur!
bat benz 3antonsipital Grs. SO. 0.00(
uno oem 8arseripital Grs. 1000 Der
| maht. st.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-06-09
Rotttmfreie piMe,..

Ghide Seine Mbrehe an $. e. Bud-
len & 60. in gbicaso unb LAB Oir eli,
Yrobei9ddtelhen bon Dr. Rings ,Netp
.2iIe piIls" 3uienben. Cine probe luirh
Oid bon ibrem Wertb iiberaeusen. Die
ie piilen ipirten fanft uno emnfeblen
iid beionoers in Gdllen bpn 8erfopfuna
unb 3opfmeb. Gesen Malaria unb
2eberleioen iinb iie undbertrofen. Sie
! Iino garantirt, Dollfdnbig frei au fein
BON jeber Mrt siftieer Gubltanaen unb
iinb sdnslih aus pfansenitOifen berge-
felt. Sic baben feline eri9laffenbs
Wirfung, fonbern resen Mageu unb
8eodrme, iiberhaupt bas sanae Spitem
itdrteno an. Sn resuldrer @r6Be all
Is gents per S1a1tel in Der Mpotbefe
BON s. 6. MilIer & Sohn. 4
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-06-09
Gin i@Smer 3uiammenfantts
sssnsaa aKembis efanbe. gssle See. ~ BE-
@enMftIbanta eimiem eeIeaen.


@ennislpsata esnteM eeIesen.
Gin aufentboIt onf ben Winpua.M H.mbIp. Grinben
am Gasls 2afe, Snb.. nabe Martnm an Der Sort
Wapme.Rpate barite Fdb ols sine ansentbme CONNER.
erboluns erspeifsn Dieter berrlie MsIort III ber 3m.
iammeufuufsprt ber ihmsten Der Gbastanqua. Nemb.
lies unb iene Mttraftouen nmfaien Gaeilitdten aer
art nm fd5 Der gtube, bem DersnHaem ber geIebrnue
pber Mnbadt binsebtn su f5naen.
Ser eagle Sose btIbet cine f1bne syld@e WajferS,
nmgeben BON uiebreren 9unbert Mdern rpmantiiHen
WaIclanbes. tueides cine Gtrede bon nabeau. aipei
WteiIen beoe6i. 2er See bietei peIe Geleaenbeiteu
sum 3eitpsrtreib 1ootfobrtn. sJiI9en, @abeu. sse.
ben ,abnOiea 8ooien fub aud einise neine Dampfer
aui oem Gee su Hnben.
9.e i6attistu 0ruubftade Fnb NIT bieIen I&6nen
Diaeu BON perionen bebout. ipei@e anidbrIid biz
G9bnbeiteu bes DIates seniebsn ibren Qbrper bnrt
ginatbmen ber frdftiaenben &nft ftdrtsn nnb ibren
Seiit burG gennsnma Der pssieaen Dortbsile. peI4s
bic Gpmmerinaie bietet berei9ern.
Gin i8bner garf 1T am l1ter bes Gees aneelegt
ebemio finb ein Mmpbitbeoter ene gnaesiembane 90.
tsls umo efsamrants auf ben @rano.n sur geauemIi.
Felt Der Befu9er. Mn9 cine Rennbobn nnh ein YIat
fur atbIetiiGen Sport fteben snr Werifsaus.
Neben ber Yresbsterian General M1emblp, tpel&e
bort bonn 20. wai biz g. Suni tn eisuns iein ipirb.
suerben I'm 2aufe ets Gpmmers nod anbere 3nfam.
menffnfte bort attfnOen, sinf9lieBli Der .Snbana.
Stcats.g ts.gonntassiauI gpnoention. ber .natipnaleu
mebi3nid)en Seisai&aft ber .Snbiana gbriitian Gn.
beapor Gpnpentipm, ETC.
gyeurFors'Iidets madb gosie Safe perfauft auf Der
@ennipIpania ainis. SIR senans ausfnnii meube
man idb on ben nd1fen 1idetagenieu ber 4ennipfna.
MO ainie pber an 8. Ban 9uisn. gbst.aH Gen .yaii.
Gsent Yittsburs. go. WOae aussunft in getr.if Der
aifemblp uub Sommsridule Rotten etc. ertbsiit Col
9. Didsp, Getretdr, goale 2afe. Snb.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-06-09
Trei berianoi am M6mner.
Gin Maun In Mi9isan enthedt Elm
bemerfensmertbes 6eilmitteI tiir
0erlui bnn &raft.
proben tperoen frei an ale beriaubt. bic
bGrum ihreiben.

garI 3. maIter BON Ralamasoo. Wsi9.. bat nod
einem labreianseu aampfs 9e8en bic ieelilten nnb
f6rperlien 2eiben bon perlorener Wtannbarfeit has
ribtise wtittel aennoeu, sueldes bas 2eiben hsiIt
S ~ beipabst oas @sbsimnib fOrsidlts absr sr q
ben bic ON ireens einer orm BON S9wdbe ieioen off
Gol9e BON iugenoli9er nnspiIenbei ipie boraeigeu,
9erinft bes Sebd6tniHes nnS Ser Rraft, idpadsm
aiidsn, arampiaosrbriid nnb ansasbrnna; Das SeiS
mtttel bot etne beionoers angenebme Wirfnug bon
Wdrme unb iteint nnmttteibar Sn ipirfeu. in6sm Il
bic perlansts arat une cine gntptdnns sisbt ipis q
oolitdnbig nsn of ben uebeln unb 2eibeu, bic por
iabrelan9em WiBbraub Der natirli@ teiteejsttsn
inperidifis 'eiu.
Cine Bite on Mar. gorl s. garier 4Os waafoni
Iemple, 3olama3oo. 0d).. bel ber Gie angeben bat
Sic eine probe ieines SeilmitteIs fur Wdnner min
en. tpiro iotort erfiiat ano feline Dersing Urgent
peIdber slrt mirb bon ibm gefprbert perben. St bal
eiu groBes Snterefie oaran, ba bic nnbe bon bieep
9roBartt9en Pemtel perbreitet luirb nnb er Derehs
NIT Sor8taIt bic Yrobe fifer peregelf in einem bnr
aus sinia9en Padet 10 bob Der Gmptdnger feine Jur
nor unbequemlidbfeit ooer 8efanmtperben 81 bobsu
brau1t.
Seller merhen aebeten, otne weraua an ,dbreibeu,
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-06-09
Uant &tmoer I'm Sa,.te ibret
GItertt nerbtatttt.

gBeld, %. @a.. 2. SUM-. Wdbrent
Der Mbueienbeit ibrer gltern flnb bor.
lsbte NaGt fiinf Riuber berbrannt. SIN
Wobnbauie beg Garmers s. $. Mbite,
3tpei Meilen bon 2enifone, brad G,ue,
aus, nadbem bic 2inber gu Bett &C.
gangen iparen /; man glaubt, oaB es
bon Geinben Der Gamilie anselest tuor-
ben mar. Nier Rnaben i'm Nlter bon
am6lf, 3ebn, feds unb bier Sabren uno
elm Mdb1en bon a1t Sabren, fielen
oem fAredliden GlammentObe gum
Dpfer.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-06-09
lErtmrtionett 1tad) NaibDilte.
sstniae Wretfe INN gsntennieI u 1enmefee.

Sic cesltenniole unb i,lternatiDndle
Musfeuung In gtaibpile, 9ennehee,
iii er6ffnet unb bauert bis Cttober.
Gum Neiu6e berielben tDeroen BON ben
Denn|plDonia 2inien befonbers billige
7idets perfauft. SSiir ndbere Musfunft
iDenbe man li6 an ben nd@ifen N9enten
.Der penniDlbdllid Qinien cher ait 9. s.
WlrgDotisrs, 0ifriit paha9isr aeent,
Yittsbure, pa. 8
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Trti fur id,madbe MGnuer.

sd perbe jebem wiaune foitenfrd cine Drobe ber
6cImitteI ienhen bit mir bic bone WlannsSer6it pie
berher9eitent b0ben posbbem oe8 on6ere ieblgsiI0s
gen battle Dteie Mebiain beilte mid pOnftdn6tg DDn
DerInjf ber 2ebenBfralt Wan9el an gt6rte nerpbier
betlen. @ie l6untn eS hurt9 cine Nnfr0gt erlau9en
&enben @ie ntr 41ren WAnlen uno Mhreije bente, ba
bieS ui&t tpisber eri6sinen mag Mfon i4ltebs stne
Britm0r7e bei Abrei!e: Carl G. m0Ifer, 406 M0ins
nc 3eulpfe &olAmaapp, Wid.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-06-09

Das pompblet Yrattiider Wea-
tDelier sa pfarrsr Geb. Qneipps Deils
ntetbobe, in Deutfher ober englilner
6prn6e, 1T III unlerer Office su habsn.
prsis 10 Gents. If
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0rDiier WerOie1tit /!

gSer uns feline abrefIe sinienbet bem ienben tpis
per Yoft ssnane austumit aber Elm sans ueues ee.
i6dft pOmit irsenb cine geriOn mdnnliben ober peib
Ii&en @ei3Iedts aui ebrIibe gDsiis nnb Obne srsBs
auslasen anD wtibe hbsr 100 Dollars per Dtonai
Derbitnen fann Dbne @eiien unb pebbtlu. Rein
Msenti1afts' '6umbus iunbera Elm ebrlides eeitdit.
Mbreiitre
JOHN HOUSE g. Co.,
Canton Lewis Co., Mo
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prr prntsrbr grnbarhtrr.
Heranssestbtn bsn Der
Beobachter Publishing Co.
- In
Nen YbilaSelpbta. Obts.
eamssI 4. Htnnss. Rssaftrmr.

Ter vRepbaaters srj&eixt jehtu RittmcA Aufes
fpioeuben exbifsiptisn1Srsifen
NGr bic Ser. o4aatex nnh 6anasa bet Asrers. :,
MirS trit in 2ont Ass Sabrss sber mad ablsut :.
beEeIleA beaabN. N....................... 80. ...... Liza
Mr. GentiHIsxS nRb 6is eAreis Sei Hsrans' !.
mems nsdI Qbiauf tines XeruixS ein Nbrnnent bal
NIatt nt rsiHiirt reip Mthr als jsrsi Runrlerm an
umnt 70 nirt hsr 0strtieuhe aaA tar se1 fsisenser
SsSuin Az &bsanent eim4straStn.
0s lanss Ssr osbicrittisusSrsN far hes BIaft nee
eoFa sssr bsilpnic ansnsst bari fetn AssnHsnt eas
H ssrWsasra.
Entered 1t the Pest 0fAss at New PAiladelphia
O.. a psssnd class matter.
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saaop's @oIoaoer 3apf6en

tperben garantirt, um Gslbaber (Piles)
unb Derfopfung au beilen. so @ents
per GGo.btel. Man ienbe cine 3pei-
gent- -Morfe an Martin NuOp, re9iifrir-
ten Mpotbeter in 2ancafer, ga. poif=
tarten tperoen nidt beantuortet. ueber=
al bel ben eriten Mpot1etern su ber@
faufen. Il
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Der bette Ratb

ben mir unlern Treuriben
geben, III ber. baB lie ihre
Me3epte In unferer MpDtbefe
mo1tn laflen. Wir bran.
den nur bic
8eitett, Meits,t Mr5tteie,t,
unb unier @ecept.D Deparie=
ment 1T unter Der gluff1t
zines competenten unO res
giitrirten Mpotbefers.
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groquet, patent-
Baie Balls. Meoi3inen,
0dngematten. 9oiletten=
Bihern, MrtiteIn,
9apeten &c. perflmes &c.
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Evening star., 1897-02-19
South, Dako.a's Choice.

Another senatorial deadlock has been
broken, South pakota's legislature having
chosea Mr.. Kyle to succeed himself. This
the SUCCESSORS 10 Senators Mitchell, Black
burn and Call. Oregon gives no evidence
Of ability to reach decision in the matter
and the legal limit to the life of the
legislature eXpiTeS within d few days the
chances are constantly increasing that the
state will be minus one senator for time.
There is 10 reason. however. to expect such
an outcome in Florida. and probably when
the legislature meets in April choice vii!
soon be made. In Kentucky the situation
is less clear. yet the prevailing belief Is
that Mr.. Biackburn's seat will be filled
with reasonable promptness after the long
delay. either by appointment or by election
by the legislature in extra session The re-
suit in South Dakota is interesting in that
it was brought about by the votes of the
republicans VINO, being in the minority.
were unable to elect their candidate and yet
held the balance between three warning
factions who We're unable to agree upon a
nominee. This is the third instance this
year of republican votes electing senators
il legislatures controlled by other parties
in fusion opposition. In Idaho Mr.. Hetfeld
was chosen by virtue of a gold republicans $
vote. and in Utah the deadlock was broken
in favor of Nr. Rawiins by a member of
the insignificant party of four republican
legislators
Evening star., 1897-02-19
The Important EiplOmatic Posts.

While ii is stated upon what seems TO be
good authority that Mr.. Mckinley will be
in no hurry to enter upon the distribution
of the patronage it is reasonably to be ax-
pected that he will make the principal for
eign missions exceptions to the rule. 1t is
by sending new ministers abroad that a
new President Announces the assumption OF
his duties 10 foreign countries. and hence
as Il rule. these men are chosen soon after
a new order of things begins.
The selection of men for these places is
second in Importance only TO the selection
of for the cabinet> The duties to be
discharged by them are of moment. And
especially is this true at the present time.
The United States, with a growing navy
and a rapidly growing commerce; with its
purposes plainly indicated in a matter OF
such worldwide consequence as the Mica
ragua canal; with the spirit of the people
clearly understood to the Monroe doc
trine, is now ii power to be reckoIed with
in the largest calculations in which foreign
nations may indulge Properly. therefore.
the men sent abroad to represent such a
power should be of the first order of ability,
and of experience and proven discretion.
Evening star., 1897-02-19
The ssreca-snecping Appropriation.

II Is doubtless to be jiepiored that neither
of 'he appropriations committees saw fit TO
Increase the street cleaning eppropri, ton.
with the result of assuring cleaner streets.
Eut Washington must protest against the
suggestion that tne same appropriation as
that If last year must necessarily mean
dfriier streets than during that period. on
the ground that the pending contract for
street-sweepins expires with the fiscal year.
au'l in its renewal the District will be con-
frOnted with a new condition. namely. the
e!Eht-hour law. which was not in force
wien the present contractor undertook to
do the work of keeping the thoroughfares
clean. In October this phase of the situa-
tion discussed The Star pointing out
that. in view of the terms of the present
contract. the interposition of the act of
1891 would make no difference whatever.
inaSmuch as the contractor was then and is
now bound to perform :he duty between
the hours of ~ pm. and e am. the
same period of eight hours permitted
by the la!s. The specifications may
have been more hcnored in the breach
than the observance" but sucn in
dif"rence TO the rules and violation of the
specifications cannot we'll be proclaimed
and relied upon the basis of threat of
a sin larger area of unswept streets. The
effect of applying the e!ght-hour law to the
present contract would merely make it
Illegal under that statute for the contractor
To violate his agreement TO sweep only be-
tween the hours of il pm. and 6 am
Complaints have been made now and then
thai the work can not properly be done
within the eight hours named in the speci-
tieations and limited in the law but this is
true only Of Inadequate force.
reason, however. in the case of the street
sWe- ping. for the performance of the work
i at best disacreea5Ie and annoying 20 the
citizens. ard particularly so when it is done
in siovtuIy manner. with an iniudicious
Use Of water and a loose discipline among
the workers. The middle of tine night is the
only proper season fer the work. therefore,
long as the streets are mainly swept by
there could not well have been any eXten-
sion of the sweeping period even when the
law permitted it. without infringing upon
the rights and comfort of the citizens
iisuc. the new condition fails again TO
affect tie bargain which the District will
soon ne called upon TO make with some one
for the pcrfoI nance of this duty. Any
advance in the price must he based upon
the proper extension or the betterment of
IN" service and in such terms as to demon
str5te beyond doubt that such is the pur-
pose The bill as il stands appro-
PIRATES the same amount carried by the
present law, and appeals for increases are
Eow 10 be made to the Senate. which
doubtless understands the situation. The
people want clean streets. cleaner than they
have in the past enjoyed. 1t is generally
believed that such improved service can not
be secured for the present allowance, and
an increase in the appropriation which as
sured this betternent would be heartily in
l.nI sol b. the neonl. of the city