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LABOR'S TOUGH BKAUEHS.
HISTORY OF VVORKINGMEN'S PAPERS
IN THE UMTED STATES.
Ih Flnt Apprarcd In 1830 Four Aeni
of lleiim ltI!Til l)j Suirt Decline A
rutlinrii) Llnril with hnssflle Toiub Teiub
tuura "Ijlier Aicliiteil I'rrst."
Early ill Scptcmltern ciiculnr letter,
signed by J. 51. Kelly, of Pittsburg, as
chairman, ami Clrulcs Guy niewii, of
New Yerk, aa ficerrtary, as Bent te tlie
editors of labor papcid in the United
States, nsLiny their attendance upon a
meeting te be held in New Yerk city en
Oct. 11 and 12. This circular met ith a
hiarty Buppert, as n tleier union be
tween the publishers of join nab dovetcd
te the interests of I iber ha long been
debired. The principal ebjret te be at
tained through such a union is the estab
lishment and perfection of a plan where
by the important news In the industiial
centers of the country may be gathered
nnd furnished each of the co-operators;
in ether tteuls. the organization of an
"Associated Laber Press." Such an or
ganization ciisted several years age, but
it was a failure and seen fell te pieces
because of a lack of effort en the pait of
its members.
Apropos of this meeting a short review
of the labor press of the United States
J. P. Jl'DOKNUI.L.
may net be uinUi,
as it lias never
bctn given m the
public prints
Tlie first papers
devoted esehiMvc
ly te the intuii'Ms
of labor in the
United States of
which any record
can be found wcie
tbose which grew
ri i
F. K. FOSTCIU
H. O. IIASKLLU
movement of 1SJ0
out of the political
in New Yerk, Slassachusctts and three
or four ether eastern states. In that
year the Weikingnien'a party was or er
ganizLd and stivrral weekly journals
espousing its pilnnples wcre estab
lished, but tliey wcre uet sup
ported, and hence were siiert lived.
In 1603 about the only paper of this
class existing was The New Cngland Ar
tisan, published at Dosten. It was tlie
official organ of the 'NVerUngmen's par
tj , but it seen went the way of the rest
from lack of support. There w as a slight
revival in tiiis direction in the forties,
and papers were established in several of
the prominent eastern cities, The Voice
of Industry, which made it3 first appear appear
ance in ritcliburg, Mass., being the most
noteworthy.
But these papers, like theso of the
rarlkr movement, and hke the purely
labor paper ever tince, had a precarious
existence nnd died young. Iu 1871
monthly and weeklj journals deveted te
fiecial interests weie quite numerous,
the machinists', the iien workers', the
shoemakers' and tlie coopers' unions
each having their efllcial journals. There
were rdse ether and mero geucral labor
papers established about this time, among
whkh vvjis The Verkingmtii'a Advo Adve
cit', of CMcage. Seme of these paDen
jggyky Ai'SS9
I
sCUniV
Lf W J j00iiA
"SHoeIcI every where;
OiH.HlP
A DAY'S WORK IN AN HOUR AND WILL DO IT BETTER!!
If net obtainable"near Yeu send name and address, mentioning this paper, te
Benjamin Breeke and Company, v
Free by Mail.
ineaeniy u tcvv menllis, etlicrs survived
for two or three years, but noue of them
me as much as remembered by the rank
nnd file of the labor movement today,
Tlie only journals of thi3 class that were
started prier te 18S0, which arc issued to
day, are Tlie Laber Standard, of Pater
bon, N. J., edited by Jeseph P. ilcDen-
nell, its present editor, and Tlie National
Laber Tnbune, of Pittsburg, founded b
Themas J. Armstrong ni d conducted by
him until Die time of his death, somo semo some
w hat mero than n year age. Tlie latter
paper i3 new managed by the widow
nnd a Li ether of its founder.
The great lioem in the field of labor
journalism came in the ears of 18S2
1630. during the time of the phenomenal
growth of the trades unions and the
Knights of Laber Towns of 20,000 in
habitants, and iu several instances of
less population, hail tlicir weekly papers,
some of goodly sire mill miiiie very small,
soine ably edited vnd l-eiiie othcrwise
Iu seveial cities dailies weie started,
notably The Leader, of New Yeikcity,
which was among the first te go when
the dccllne began New three or four
German and as many Diglisli daily pa
peis in tlie United States are devoted
exclusively te tlie interests of labor
Though many of these established duiing
the boom did net live te celebrate uu
anniversary, theie weie in tlie United
States iu 18S0 net less than 300 such pa
pers. Qiiite a goodly number wcre de
voted te the class interests of distinct
callings nnd were issued by the author
ity of unions, nnd many of theso are still
being published; but the greater number
were for labor, whether skilled or un
skilled. Several were pronouncedly socialistic,
nnd three or four went se far as te tly the
banner of anarchism It is uet essential, if
it w ere possible.te gi v e the names of mero
than a email puiportien of the lalier
papers of thnv, four or five j ears age.
a few fiem e-idi section as icpreseiita
tives being Biitileient lu thu east there
were Jehn Sainton's Paper and the lloy lley lloy
cetter (new The Union Printer), of New
Yeik, The Craftsnun. of Washington,
The leader, edited by Trauk K Pester,
of flosteiuThe LalioiMandird.ef Patei Patei
sen, N. J.; The Ux.smner. of Hartferd,
The Tocsin, of Philadi Iplu.i.
In the middle ceuntiy Thu Tribune,
The Herald and The Commener, of Pitts
burg; The Ohie Valley Hudgct, edited
by Jehn l'hmami, of Wheeling; The
Workman, of Cleveland. The Laber Leaf,
edited by Josrph A. Lab idle, of Detroit;
The Unionist, of Cincinnati, Tlie Signal,
of Indianapolis; The Knights of Laber,
of Chicago; tlie Union, of bt. Leuis.
Southern Industry, of New Orleans,
and The Laber Heiald, of Ilirliiuend,
Va., were the leading southern repre
sentatives The Laber Cnquiicr.ef Denver, cdittd
by Jeseph It, Duchauan (who conducted
a paper of the same nam in Chicago
during 1877-78), The Hayes Valley Ad
vertiser, of Sin Trancisce and The West
ern Watrhman, of Hureku, Cal., looked
out for the west The Denver paper was
radically socialistic Truth, of San Fran Fran
ciseo, edited bv Ilurnttte G. Haskell, a
paper which attracted considerable at
tention because of its pronounced social
ism, suspended in ISSH. The public h
already mero or less familiar with The
Alarm, of Chicago, which wa3 founded
by A. It. Parsons, one et the men exe
cuted Nev U, tS97 for participation Ii
the Haymarket meeting
Since 1S68 there has hien acteady d -cliue
in the number of I iber papers, and
at present there n"re net mero than l!W
published. 5!est of the distinctly traile
papers have survived, und several liars
been recently added te this class. Thu
h
Prfe.
re
g2fS5gS"y,I .xsi - St', - i -
is mie pioeaiuy te tlie gieal gieutli of
the trades unions during the past three
j cars, while the decline of (he ether
class may be accounted for In the re-m.-ul.able
decline of the order of Knights
of Laber.
The pathway tiaveled by the labei
movement is lined with mounds whose
slabs bear the epitaph- "I-aber Pajier.'
Died fi etii Starvation."
Among the leading papers takint
special interest lu the New Yerk con
fcience are Laber Stnndaid, Paterwiii.
N. J.; Truth, Hutrale; Union Printer and
Workman's Advocate, New YeiJj city,
Uiber Tiibune, (2l.isswerl.cr nnd Com Com
eoner and Glasswerkcr'a Hudgel, Pitts
burg; Laber Signal, Indianapolis, Crafts
man, Washington, Critic, Baltimore
Lxauiiner, Iiaitferd, Laber Herald,
ltichiuend, Va.; Iilnir 1'res.s, ilroekln,
I-aUr Bulletin, Dteatur, Ills.; Working
World, Atlanta, (la.. Workman, llioek llieek llioek
ten, Mass.; Ixader, Bosten, I'rec Pus.s,
Baltimore; iteview, Lonaconing, Sid.,
and the following official trade journals.
Paiiitcrd' Jein ual, Cigai milkers' Jein ual,
Granite Cutteis' Jeuinal, I'ninitiire
Workers' Journal, Tailors' Journal, I-as-tcr(sheemakeis),
Carpenter.
CHESS AND CHECKERS.
Chess problem Ne. 81.
Dlack.
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White.
White te play and inale hi two moves.
Checker prelilim Ne Bl
Black-1, 1,5, 18
a S3 Klejaj
9 i 1 W& SS?'
Wliitu-6, 11, U,?.i.
Whlle te play and win.
6OMT10X3.
CIicsb problem Ne. 30.
White. Black.
l..lteB3X. L.KteIH.
a..BteI17X. a-.Tluterposes.
3 Jl X P mata.
Checker problem Ne. SO; Black-1, 21, S2.
White 10. 31.
White. Black.
1..16tel9 1..32te29
2.. 10 te 23 S..Sdte83
3..23teiy S..2lte23
4..10te23 4.. lte 0
& 31 te 27 5.. UtelQ
0. 27 te 21 Drawn.
iix.e run.
Tettlt and Burke, of tlie Terente taatn, are
Mid te liav e 1 eceired an offer te piny iu Aui
traha tliU winter and i,re thiuLlns terieutly
of crossing tlie Pacific ocean te ttieAiitI9Jes.
Kaatz, captain of tbe Clevelanda, has Uvn
fliiwl mere than any ether National Icaztie
player.
facti
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CLANE'S UVUltll'lLld.
THCOCNCINUUIhC.
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LIVER JPLLS!
READ THIS!
nemltuj Bres.
IlCMiSll.s I'ern Ions time I Hiiirirert from
the clients or ImlliiiilluM tnul rilck licadnclie,
mill en trv liii your Dr. U. .MeUme's C'clebrat. it
I.lvcrl'llfs I fe-iiitl 'julelc mill MitlhOictery ir
llcf. A very fe- Ue-rj doc llie vverlc unit 1
wenltl nut Ijc wltlieut llirui.
Ol.O. II KAltltlri
Sioux l'alli, DaUula.
Ni;Vi:it KNOWN TO PAIL.
Cure stcl; licmluclie, Ij11Iemsu(, llvtr com
plaint, IndlsoHlleii, iljuiieptl i, lirartbiirn, mu
liirlii, pliniile.H en thu niiu unit lely. liniitrc
hliiiHl, etc., by uilue rvgulurly Dr. C. .McIjiiiu's
CeliirntisI l.ivcrl'llls, prepnrfil only b I'ltui
lint Uretlieni, I'lttstmri;, 1., th'i nurlcet b Iiiij
full of inilUlllens of thoiuune Mcljmc, sflli(l
illtlerciitly but of tlie Kime iireiiuiirliitluii.
AtHnvsliw.kler tlioMxti.ituteef 1 Ii inline llni.
nml 0. Mel-anu, 1'llUibiir, la., en thu wmpixr.
All ethers mi) worthless when computed with
tlie Keniilnc ircLmie'M.
nev-J0-l coif u.ThAW
H
USU'IUtUV'S
I Hit. IIUIIl'lIItEY'H HITCH'ICS nrotclcntl nretclcntl
1 eallyanilcarctiillypre'pnifaprfcrlptlen8;useJ
l fermany j earn In private pructlee with sueeeM
nnd ler ever thirty je.iu iimM by tlie ceple.
I KveryslnKloSiictllle U ft upcclul euro for the
iltsrase named.
'lhceHix.rlllcciire without (lriisclii, pure-
lnger rcuuclni; tlin yteni, ami urn lntutimul
iii.ii ttie Nevr.HudN' nt.Mi.Diui op 'ini:
WOHIiU.
I ISTOI-l'HINCII'Al, MOS. (U-r-S, 1'ltlCI-S
1. rnVKUH, Congestion, Inflammation .'ii
2. vv OHMS, Werm Tover, Werm Celic .a
3. eitYINUC01,lC,or'Ieethln(jef Infant, M
4. UlAHHIUKX.ofL'lillilrtner A(lulln .!4"
0. l)Y.Si:.N 1 l.HY, Orlplnc. Illlleim Celic. .2S
u. uiuii.i ha luiuiu.H, veniiiuiE
7. COUOHS, Cela, llrenehllla-
8. N'i:iIHAI.OIA,Toelhiichc. racaelie
V. 1I1:a1i VC1IU, HclcIIeaduttic, Vertigo
10 IlYbl'IM'MA. K'lleutHlnnincfi
ll.hliri'HIMSSlierl'AIN'l III. I'KHIOUS,
.
is. vv mi Li, teu rromse i-eriii-i
1 1. C KOe'i'. CeUL'h, IMItlruH Hn ntjiliu;
II.MAl.l lllll.u.M, i.esiiicina, i.ruju
15. Itlll.tlMATlSM, Hhcumiitfcruliii
111. I'i:vi:it mid AUUi:, Chilli, Miliaria
17 rii.i.-s liimuer jiii-euinK ..
IV. CATAHUII.IiilHi'iiza.Cnlilln tlielliiul,
SO WHfxll'INOCOLdlf, Violent Cemjhi
in
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lieu) . . 11
27. KIDM'A OISIIAHi: M
I 2. NT.HVOfs liUIIMIY . AIM
I !W. fltINAIl Ul AU.Ms.Wfttlii!; Ileil, SJ)
' n. Ivlul lufu r.1.' 'I'll. llltlll t...lr,ll.,I
tten - .51.00
bold by ilnnrtrUtj. or sent postpaid en receipt
of price. Di . llu'inuicr i.Ma:;i;ai,(I1I pai;ti)
rhhly bound In rleili nnd cold, mulled Irn-.
Hum m hi. vs' Mi 11IHM.C0 ,1'jj 1 ullei.ht.N'. Y
e
SlMXiriCH. Tu,T1.3.tw
JULY'S CH1.AM 0MI.
CATARRH, HAY FEVER.
Ely's Cream Balm
Clcames the Naval I'avsagcs, Alia) 1'aln mid
Innauiinatte.i, Ileal tlie Sere, HiHtercs
the hen .ca or 1 avte and Smell.
TRY THE CURE.
A
partlcle 11 applied tn enth neitrll mid I
azrteablc
i TKti.'jeeui ut iiuKki, lurtii,
ri.lefrtl 1)1 elritE.
ULYUitOI IIURS,
sepll-lydiw Ne. W Wurren Ot., New Yerk.
AF
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L'NDBVnWHTI) TAttrS
or ilm 11 11 nmn Iledv I.nlare'ed. Dovdeiel.
htrenstln.nd, ttu, Is n liit(.relllitf ndvtrll.9
ment long run In our ptir. In reply te In In
eulrlew we wilt my that thore U 110 e Wclence of
hDinbtigalieut thlx. On the contrary, the ud ud
vrtlterarevtry hlghl Indoned. Interested
lHjruens may get teak d tlrculam g Ivlns all pur
tifuhir. by wrlUrs te the llctfU MEDICAL
t O , S Hwjn Bt., lluflule. afi . Wv 7Wr.f
lite, f!' law
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LAHKirH CBYI.ON '1 I1A I
Clarke's Ceylon Tea !
16 due of Hit Illicit crevUliH of Tin wlih Ii him
been lniHirletl, mid for rllmcs and dillnuy
of flavor, It It muiirjmiccd by any oilier iluxx
of 1 0.1.
CI.VItKI.'HCOKKniSauiwrlerlu .iiinllty li
nm sold In this market. 1 Ine Hwcet Iteaatrd
Ceil em '.Vi pr pound. Clarlib'a Combtmitleii
Cell tc; lit 26a md 2Ud per pound, ii the limit
Viiluuevcreirercd.
eirr PHiciw in anecniiiia.
i:.xtm Dried Jktf, l!c per pound ; IU peiiiuN
rorjl.ej.
(Vlllernlu Hums, ;e te lOn per pound.
Cnlir.irnla April (, K;e. 15c, 10 per peuiul,
Ciillferdla I'luiii", J petniili for 23e.
Callfornlii'rubleSjriip lliiest In thu world
I5i ivr itinrl.
I.li;litHyniiiiiily8ap',riuart
(Jniit ll.iri'uliia In Ji lilts and 1'ittcrvcn.
Whelesale and lli-tall Ten. Coiree mid (lieccry
hlere, ,
i2AiiseuTii qui:i:n 8im:irr,
ffi-lli'udiiunrtirs for Puppy Oil beip.
'lilpplieiie, l'rte liellvcry.
J8-tfdAw
A TKEIBTW.
The End of the World Is Net Yet,
A Seni I'oellili 1'cnple llieuflil It Would,
but
In Hurtly the l'lnce te lluy Your Oreccrlet t
Tlin LAIlOUSTHTOIti: I
'I Hi: HUAVICHTHIOCKI
Till'. UIBT LOCATION t
Qoeda Retailed at
Whelesale Prices!
I'nrler I'rlde laiamel,
.Ay. ., ItstlllA Tltle 1.
tlin liukl H(oe l'ellih in the uerld Annlled
uilh a woolen cloth. .N'e dust, no runt. He
dneiit from 1 Jc te loe ft bettle.
ni:Ai)ANini:Li.YeunNi:HJiiiiQit
3 Tn i:upeniled AplileH, 2.VJ , 3 1M l.'iiipora l.'iiipera
tcit Aprlceln, 2.V ; J fti lairpe 1'reiieli I'runex,
i'y , ,ir,Httml(H Habilim. 'Sn fi I'laelien,
ilm, 2 Vm lleit i;uoraled IVarlirs, 2.V; New
CII1011, '-' n lb, OmiiKO and 1:111011 lYtl.lV
u ! ; d nU Cntuberrle, ' .Jiiurlm ILillnli .Mac
aroni, 2uc , 3 put Id 1 mil L'uddlni;, lr; Helf
ititlhlut: liuckvviicat.loe mid 10c 11 jwicic ; 0 fi
New ltelledO.it", 23e; Bn Craekeiii, 2Je ; 3V
KliirnieiliiKcrBiiniisi, 2in , JIM N leiiai n, SV; , 't
S-H N'len ic, 2V-, 1 cam French l'tai, 2JC.
MUAIM-Drlcil Htcf, 12kc: Knucltle Hrled
liter, Hm; l'liiile llunu.'Je; llolegim, Ue ; llcr llcr
rlns,&c.,0rjferSSc. CAUrtriC hODA-3 and 5 ft Ijoxei at e n ft.
arON'i;WAHi:-rnim 12 gallon Jam down te
hiiir-ttalleiK J ulw) full llnu of Jug, Milk l'aim,
.11IIK ITHCKH, Al.
CAUI.OAIIOPHAI.l'-JilliilieIldgsMt Juil
uuleadliitf Dairy bait, In buniiel bas,0)u;lhuir
Ijiuhil, 2c
out hhanch sreiti:,
LoriiflrefUist IClinjund Dulte ktueU W, 1).
KiiiK, Munuiier ! luuvlly stocked vtltli blaple
and 1 ancy OreCerien. Drep lu and taku u liek
at it; It villi pay you.
reFst !
WHOI.IiSAl.U ANI HLTAUi OKOCi:it,
cehni:ii WKSI" KINO AND I'ltlNCIJars.,
Directly Opponlte
J. II. Martin .k Ce.' Dry Uoed htere, and
Nuxt Doer touerrel llerw Hetel.
Keal.
r- UMllUHANDt-OAU
J lOHACCOHlIOeKHANDCASUS. WHS1'
hltN HAHD WOODH. SV helesaln nnd Hetall,
by H. II. MAHIIN'ACO,
n.J-ld CI Water Btrect, Luucaitei, l'n.
I AUMOAHDNEIM COMPANY.
COAL DEALERS.
omcu-Ne. 1 North QnecuHtrect, and Ne.
Gel North I'rlnce treeU
YAitirt North I'rlnce Btrcet, near UcadlDe
Dpet-
aujl5-tfa LAWV'jV1!'! rA
ear
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... r i - rac z ' ' wft'wimmS . i XT
gpa i ii i ! ' jaa
ntn 1 1 ftmatt.ir. el k ' x Tai
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hsmw w, m JDfi
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PHILADELPHIA, PE!tWiL
SUPERFLUOUS HAIR
Iltlr en th
ejMjrewt,
THE
UdWll
Of lulc
H4aH lilKSH
nilc
dlKcolerrd Kani, enUrril cltn Is, aVln eanrtr and
eirire unrK'rr nr l'n yak iiina. witanut tax inucr
in... liv Iln vivllvnv Mrl, hi.., . h. lna
Itr ViN Dint ni I de evcend ithrticUn in lb
cid prartlrn llDuipnincadcpntbK twtlra jm
tlit skill of in iprt. Taia nitlen rwiulrai kwn
U I . U lll f.tllLl Al
i " ii - "w t
lieouieixittneodcparatlnt'tKtiToreAraacoi hMtnalaif hnndivdael ct
uilemr an I pbjilelcr, aa le anlil ewtala bleed
oelilio iirrliineil br kl'll h;alrlan or aiircaeDi
VIWN
taeni
aaeea
I nth
lilUi
In lnln, Mi. n.,Un, t.n Viu ll.c. .u.mimm.Umh.,u. Tlka danianlla lr hla a
irgau
a am
JI et
tro.unerTl. auehllul Ii La lianiferrad all etuar
a-au uiemN irra el ma irert"r'aaklll are eenliauj
aiiii.
Tbe Docter hai araat ainipatbf fur the atOlcUi
oil. and
raaaea of att7 oue l'ailanta at a dlatanoe eaa imI
I etctt ene I'.tl-nla at a dlatanoe can
roeuina Ui imnf-iil tli ealitnt Nntrer Pnlln
(077rWlb(!,eyr..rei.I)yrl Dr. VAN DV0K'80FFI0B North BIVnth8t..ffllMl
HIJI'Kltl'I.UOUB HAIIt. 1 ftdle vrlth hair en their face who don't earn te e te Philadelphia, ,
trcntiiuiil will pleihenetlni that Dr. VanDyck will hiive parlera nt llie Htevens Heme, Lail j
ter, Mendav audTueaday, October 7li unilHth ; Monday and 1 uenday, November Uth and I2tb;
for
enater.
Monday and Tuesday, December tltli and Will
iUcbical.
-tAitTEifd 1,1 itm: mvi:k pills.
CARTER'S
LITTLE LIVER PILLS
CURE
Hick llindnrhn nnd rullove all the troubles Inci
dent le a bllleun atnle of the ayateni, such aa
UlzzlneM, N'nuiea, Drenalnei.'t. DUIieni ft fur
jillnu'. Pain In the Hide. .te. While their most
lemarkabla ucrca him bicn hIiemii In curlntf
sick:
HijuliiillV. jet CAHTIIIPH I.IT1 1.1J I.IVKIt
Vll.XH lire equally valuable In Conattpatlen,
curing mid preventing till! nnnevlm; com
plaint, whlle tliey nUe rerrict nil illnonlersef
Ihuhteuiach, i.tlmulate tlie liver and u-tilate
the bowel. Kvcn If they only cured
HEAD
Ache they would 00 ulmeit prlctlewt te thou
u he
mine
but fortunately their Keixlntna dot net mil
pr null. ,1113 ui.iivi.iiik vii, 1,11,1. . .
here, and Uiime wlie ence try
tin in "111 lind
these little pills 'ulimlile III de many way that
thpywill net be- ullllni; te Uu tiitbeul tticm.
Hut utter all alck head
ACKCE
U the banc of no many live that here la where
Kumakuoureri-utbeuiU Ourplllacuriill whlle
ether de net.
CAHli:iPri I.irn,i: I.lVi:itl'IU.Sumcry
miiill nml very tay te taku One or two pllU
makoadeao. 'Jhe are atrictly PKftablt; and
de net srip-J or jiiir.-u, but by their k ntle ac
tion tiltuM nil who unetliciii In vialaat J&cU;
live for il. Held ever) nlieru erwiit by luuil.
cap.ti:h mi;djcini: co ::v. yekk.
Small Pill. Small Dese. Small Price.
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KcBnigsteg, Prussia,
Twe Hackjreundj made ejpeclally for Unt and
Ihree-fjuatterl-eiiuth riioieerapba.
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60 1-2 North Queen St.,
Next Voet le tbe PiwleOlee.
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tmpar Up. chin, eheU . ibrett, 1 enbwd. btai U
en f nUmi'l tMkg fttwTt te tni ltn (twAr tmhT
thinrifMl and thftEMwl). InsrvwieM MAlubM. lll.HTl(0
no tu oew, id te nettrua. en ui utifm, nuias, i
tOUUWLUt wltlieut palM, cart ahck or trc.
ELECTRIC NEEDLE OPERATION
Dr DB.TA5 DICK, 40 IT. EltTealB Bt., FkllMiU
'l uu a pur-17 cwniuu Dramien, na m fmnatm rn
I)brkl4e and (un ana til wnleeac u Lelnc tb vlw
aelbud la tat werta bj hieu UK reed eta b dMINfai
teian hair ran .saver irew asain.
MulrMCT
najwiuitcunamiJiuuMr, anaeitaffaaaci
DUtilU,
obeskK ffevw
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M 1M IH ul .4 -rVHUfin,
H
tWMZara. kclsedra
or nu.r nut bum tb hurt r
eaanar, dumr, mer.annr.A u.4
Umptrlec "UU yeiir f'ce Bd eeunplt Urn. Vah WesaV
and airuj
fur tnMtlunt uui La fnrav! mM
em
!, Melw, dltaauriiui RrUucukii. wa.rftt, Mta,
w aaUind TIai eltua dem, taull wUU lnl
le,
Ilidi awf chMU, tuck fnckln, na and I
ims intUM, no una ut m
lUUctl opeiatleiK miimibm Mr
tumen ksd ( roeftt
iviaeii Asa id roeti u
nl & ilmn nt lilnnil
wurld la iu UmImI aesdla epwatlan If (UeUMntaal-
a drop or uu
cei bu trt ll anndnda et cum aadlua MealM
ebtbt. Hwdr hand, ecttm tt itMl. a umwh f
tcsmu ana nana, aaq annum parwu. ana
aa noprefeaaloaalaad Joaimrlaecrd epwatcr w
aTTteMtat
pracjira tetU bfellmi p&aiclana. All ba wnk te
inTiiaa v oenaa num. inecnarKO row ekriihpb.1
I la OTr WUUJin wnuwrnif ... niftKa w. iruia uu, m
If "II
nealt rnu. paitloeura 17 mail, alincnan tan 1
no. ou iip. Mwn,,m nu
UUtncB.
I'iiidadelpiiia, Febnitiry 21, 1880. M
HU.VOAIIIAN 1
SI11L.
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IMPKIUAT AND
lIUXGARfAN
ROY AT. AU&TRO-CONSULATE.
Aocenlliii; te the instructions of the
Royal Iluuguriaii Mlulstry for Agricul
ture, Industry find Cepimcrce In Budn
I'est te thb Imjierlnl nnd Royal consulnte
It is hereby nttcstcd te that the Reyul
nuntjtulnn Govcrmuenitwlne cellnrHt
lUida-Peht wcre cstabltslu-el by the Huu.
gnrhm Guvcruincnt, February 1, 1892,
mid that the establishment U since under
control of sudd ministry.
The nlni of these vv luu cellars is te sup
ply the world' markets with the beat
vvlues produced Jn Iluujrarj', ftce froai freai
nny udultcRttlen.
Mr. 11. 13. SlnymnUcr, agent of Lan
caster, l'n., lius by the Gevernu.ent'tf
general uijeiits of North Aiiwrlci Ken
nppelutcd agent for Lnncatur for the
Ktluef thcM) vvlues, which nre bettletl
liiRuda-lVst.iinderthoiitipervMeuofth
llungiirtan Gaernnient, and bear the
original piotcctlve label of the Royal
Hungarlnu Ministry for Agriculture en
the bottle.
I.OUltf WESTEKGAAKD,
Imiicriul and Royal Censul of Anstila-Huugury.
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