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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-11-17
8ermtIbte Mn5etQen.

8ermtibte Mn3eige11.
Deuti@e
6 pniulote {.
Der unter5tt4ntte benad.i1tist birrmit tas
eeutl@e publttum, bab e. BON
!6errn 6. BON 8aumbo1, in Milwautee>
Qpnful fir 8atern.
% Irttembera
Medlenbura unb
@rebber3e9tbum Sa6ien
erma9tiet if, Dptumente, melhe mad ben eenann-
ten 9taaten, pber aneern beutl9en in Minneipta
relp. Mtltuaufee nod nid't con lulari19 sertreteuen
@taaten beitimmt (u,o uno Der ecululattj&en Be-
slaubisuus t~eburfen, in Gupfans III nebmen, unb
bielelben, init lDl9er Beslaubi9uns ser(eben, il
mad Der 8eiiimmung, rfm Musi1eQer in flrseRer
Ir,it gu remtttiren, ober 9leid per Wrt an ibren
Gefiu,ntunsscrt mad DeutIdlanb 3u befSrbern.
Desslei9en 1T er erbStie, in isinem @el9Gft5-
Bureau.
6eYmarb'6 8lpf, Dtitte Strobe>
@atbiuGenoen jebe eepinl@te Mpsfunft lber fol-
DE Tra9en 81 ertbeilen, ME le in bielem Sci dGfts
in 8etradt fommen u109en.
Oscar Malmro8,
Sfentli9er Notar, 5eYmorb's 8lod
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-11-17
Deut1her @ptte6bten1

in Der Smmanuelsfirde Der epanselii@en @eu1ein-
l&aft, Gde Der pine< unb tlften @trabe, sesen-
iiber Cart. Dana, jeben &cnntas Morsen nm
10 u1r, Mbeabs u ubr. Mitttpc@ Mbenbs "a
1br. SSear&aggub prebt9er.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-11-17
st. 2pntS Grban9e,"

st. 2pntS Grban9e,
CfrGber Datptaz5 pu}e),
&de Der 1urt- u. ct: @nton9frabe
eeseniber benz rWinslowbrule."
l1nteraei6neter enpleb!t hermit isinen Treun-
ben uno benz Yerebrten Vublifum Minnelota's lein
nere5 bequem eineeridteteS @ait> unc aplbaus.
@ei1snoe, luwie BuarOers fnben quito Bcpirtt=
Jung unb wirD e5 mein ~eifrisites Searebcn iein,
jebrn mid Bcebrpncen 3~ufriepea 81 ~(tcllcn.
@utc Sta0un9 tefnret lb tei'm 5aule.
9enrY Danger.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-11-17
@tel5er<@Du1e.
wv 0SCtjSI1 S'bV"'7'
ct. Yeter, @inn.

ct. Yeter, Minn.
Die@eS neue @atbaus 1T fir bas reilenoe Yublt-
FUN jebt erUNnet. 2utsan9er benin Sag weroen
3n ben t~iQielcn Yreiien oufecnommen. CUTE
StaQung unp Wa1ler tets 81 baben.
Nu@ 1T bier bic Sta8ezS office fir 1raz
perle beS Siour, @t. peter l1np Nerz Qlm,
Yptdaiien eeben DON bier aus Montnos unb
Ireitae5 bon ct. peter mad New<ulm unb am
uddIeu Sage retcur.
Ma9 IA @ruNe DienitagS unb Samiaga>
MpntagS uno Treitag6 retpur>
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-11-17
3. g. S S. g. Smrbomf,
Gn9rp6z9dnpler in
MQtertalwaaren,@ pebittpn>

cH'~@tA ~
MQtertQlwQaren,@ pe6ittpn<
uuo
GontmiiipnS=Sdnb1er
@%ruSbanoler in Groceries. Miebl> @9wsineFeil9,
@etraite uub 2ebeusmittelu, &alf> Cement, Sub,
baar,. Ndgeln, @ala Drut~ uap Yadrapisr>
Standardization &C..
Tra9tepntrafte tueroen mad benz Often unb Q5s-
fen Ubernpumen.
8aarpprl9u0e 9en1aGt auf @pnlienatipnen 81
jeber Set unb jeoem 8etrag.
Yerlcnen, meldt @lter an uns epniigniren,
fOnuen 1i& barauf perlo0eu, paB Ne pur ueber>
%tbeurune eei4uyt linb. Glitter peroen III ben
nieori9lten preiien pbne &udlidt auf bic be uu<
tere Ycltltnte coer bas Brrt iperirt. Qaeer- l,no
GuntmiIiicr @etubr 10 nieorie ais in jtbsm re-
lpeftablen 9aule.
Offce an Der 2epee, am SUP Der @itleYfrabe,
S. 6. u. 8. 6 9urbanF.
s. 6. Burbont,
General = Msent fir Die @alena> Gunleitb~ unt
Minne |cta =YaGft-@p.
go Ser s. g. Slidter
1T ais Ibeilbabcr in ba5 ubensenannte @eI1afi
ein9etreten unp pirp feline mertben beutl6en Sun
ben iii ierer Mutterlpra9e freunoliG unp yeell te-
bienen. 90
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-11-17
g.. q. q. o.
minnefota=6ditt, Nr. i

Mimnefota=9 ait, Mr. L..
Dieltr pain arbeitet uuter ber aeiesli9en St.
ridtsbarfeit hes @roB> 9ainS Don New-gort unb
bait feline reselmG6ieen Sibuneen ieben Dienfae
Mbene i'm 8 l1br in bsn1 Qofale in Madubin's-
Builbings, i'm britten @tpd, Gde b1 @asbins-
ton unb 8ierten @tra6e. &ingans an Mas>
biustpn> Straee. -,,. ..
G ~~n;n,er Spfr
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-11-17
Gomfprtatle5 peutlNe6
It unb &p1 It bau6
.. 80

3tttu w tNItcFU1u>oS Cui,
Sort = @troDc, naDe Dem 0%lcfenbaus.
Der unter1eidnete erlautt ld bicrmit> bic Wut'
beutideu Vutlifums auf lein nett uub bequem
einoeridtstts Sat. uno &oitbaus ~ leufen.
ST. eemlelbsn incet Der wertbe 0at bic oQer,
freunoliblte uno tiaiaie 9epicnuns. reinli9sS
2osiS, quite &ut, fur3 Maes, was III elmer anitan'
pi0en QN irtbi6aft teanlprntt weroen fam.
@ute @taQunN befnoet li9 e~benfaQs tetm 9aule,
DaS @treten Res llnteraeidueten it bic Wner'
fennung perer> bic Jpn teebrea.
Gbepbpr s II m.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-11-17
1860 Gen. 1860.
Mt6tgan Central IT, Great
@e1tern<@tienbQbn.

3u9e eeben ab pom Gentral-l eppt, in Safe
StraBe, 9bica9o:
4 ubr SO Mtnuten 9. ~. Detrpit @e-
COMMUNICATION (Snnuta9 aus9enpmmen), tSmu1t
III Detroit 11 5 l1br Is Min. Nadmtfaos an.
~ ubr 40 Mtuuten Ncrm. Cincinnati Grp:e6
(Sonnta9 auegencmmen) fpmmt nad Sueiana-
polls UNI s llbr Naamittaes> mad Cincinnati UNI
um 1 lbr Gprmittaes.
8 lbr Srrm. 2igbtning GrpreB (@pnntaos
aus9enonmen) tpmn,t an in Detrrit UNI 6 l1br SO
Mtnuteu Na9mittass; Buffalo ux 4 ubr: Mt-
tany UNI 3 ubr 80 ". Nadmittae5; 9few> 9Jprf
nm 8 llbr II Minuten 9fadn1itta9s unb in So.
ltpn um IL l1br Na6ts.
: ubr Ma9mittagS. Ncp-y or unb 8pfcu
GrpreB (Srnnag aIs1cnpmmen) fImmlt an in
Detroit I'M Z l1br IS Minuteu Gprmittaas; 1c
BUFFALO UNI 4 ubr 50 Min. Nadm., in Mltaus
4 uhr 40 Min. &rraittass> in Metp~ yrrf 8 Il.
80 Nirltcn Gprn,., grltpn 2 llbr 40 Miuutes
Natmitt19s.
eubr Madm. Ginein.oti uuo 2cuiSpille Or
prep (Sonnta5 aussenrmmsn), fSmmt 3u Sn-
bianaprlis an nm i lltr 40 Miin., III Ginsiuuot;
nma y ll9r 40 Min. Tprmittass> III louisville um
4 llbr Mabm.
Gin Bug an Spnntan 8 1lbr Madm.
D's s ubr y. a. unD 8 llbr 81. 80. ,3u9e
p%ertineen su paris nit Ger Buffalo uno Cafe 5u~
ron u. *. filr Buffalo uuo aIe rltlibeu puutte =;
Su Srrcntc nit Der Great Irunf Giientabu, mad
Nlneltolt S9nenstursb> Wrntreal> Sucbrc unp
a!le punste III Canada Dr. nut Dem uDrpliten
ysrmcnt, Ncw-5amlbire unp Maine.
Sbrcu9b Iidets llno su bateu in ben 5autt-
Gtlenbabr-S fnten, Npre mn Melt. unb in ccr
StIce FER 9rmpagnie, 5 Ieartrrn- Strase, Gbi-
caso, uno I'M Depot III cafe @5traBe.
81. 81. u ice, @upt't.
8. g. @palbin9, @eneral-
0\,E- 81 ,,ut -, n b;.,,
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-11-17
@afbduler unb @alDn6.

@afbduIer unb @alDn6.
City 9alfmap 9ouse,
Drttte StraSe, -
eberbalb Der YresbYterianer~ 8ir@e.
3iermtt brinse i9 CUR aQeemeinen &enntatb
bab pie Grcnt bes r6alfnaY : 3auies" III etnen
pra9tScQen @alon sertpantelt tpurbe. Ausge-
3ei&netts Qaserbier, feline 3itSre, fotpie talte uno
warrne 9peiler inb tets an 5anb.
6rif@e S1iferS tets an 5ano, mel9e in
eintnn eisenbs ba3n btrstri&teten 3imn1er Der
abreidt tperben.
um Feibiatn 3uipru1 bittet
;~,..'- q. RubY, Aeent.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-11-17
@ttenbabnen II. 9ampfbppte.
$aunibdl anb st. Gphn 81 81

~ ~uWpIDOplt.
$anniba1 nab st. Spbu 81. 81.
pionierz &oute mad cem @eaen
$50 Mtilen meter welli9 une $50 MeiIen y yh,r
mad Yites peaf ais irsenb cine autsre Hahn
Die ~tlrSelte, teauem(te uni bette Noutc ,,h
@t.Sclepb, 2eaYsuwOrtb, 8anlas, Mebrasfoe;1n@
Smeba, Council BluH, fenia II. Netrosf, ~
%rituriun1, meal. Soma unp Mi1puri, @al,ise mn
@nlifrrnien.
Nab ct. Solepb ssben tasli6 3iae ab oo,,
9anib*l in gertineuue nit BEN WiilillIspi 81 f<t'
tcotsn, son @efen uuc Sueen uao. in Gerbin-
nuns NIT ben Staeen na1 alien pbru erwabnteu
!pldscn.
Muf rtsler &pute eripart mar, BRET Sooe
an 3eit.
3usvieb unp lonitiss 6ratr III ZEN biuioitsn
Yreiien. 9""
2brcusb~S idcts na9 aueu Ni6tuuoeu finn =,
baten am Scrb cer Ncrthern 9inie II. Minnsirta
padet~ 9cmpaeuie> sas @etdd pirp NIT NHarfem
perlehen (Gbsds) uno estt lIder.
9. 9. @rpat, Sidet- Neent,
). 2ppm is. Iradt- Ngent.
s. s. 81. 5aymprb, Gen. @ust.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-11-17
.um5u8.

j. =. d J. q. Bur60Mk
{lnb BON 'tbrem alien @el@GftsplaB am Tub Der
JadlSnttraBe nod benz sroBsn, junslt Yun 5cllano
nro MtQer tnnesebabten @aarenbauie, &de Der
@ibleYlrabe> 8e3pseu.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-11-17

1 Dod6. sc. &. s. ber grtn3 Ma9uit
pom @Qrtember8 2 Muero9len. S&peir,
/ 6aien. Der Yrin3 Grtebri9 @tlbelm
pom 6e0en 1 9luero&ien, 1 Gber, 1 Bolf.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-11-17

ct. &ult'S
beut11e5 Ga : ,1no 8parpinobau6
3um @tuttgarter @Df,
CARER Mtnn.
Der llnter3eidnete empfeblt T1 Nsilenbsn unr
ttetet ibnen ale Beauem!i@feiten su benz b,aisfen
preiie.
IT, @tauunssn gut. ct. Ru!t.,
ct. Nnul=6aus
unc 2a9erbterz g alppn
BON Scnrp Nabor,
8eueplaire, Minl.
SM BerbiupunS nit benz 9utel Inb ausgGei6>
nete @taluneen. Gtenlo @aNer i'm llsberlub.
Suite Bparoins 3u aeitsentI6en Yreiiem
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-11-17

ON"'"tA+@ N44A1SI@llLll@+
Nsue pala9icrz unp Grprebz TradtzS inte,
Dctrnit= unS Mliltpa ufic. GiIenbabu.
IN Gerbtnrung nit ben
Meuen uno ldDnen SccanzD ampfj1ifen
uDe1rptt" unn uWilmaufee".
DaS Oampfid1f "Diilmaufee"> Gapt .0idarbs>
SsrlaBt ben DcG am 6uBe sru Milwaufee- StraBc
jeben Mprgen prdcile 5 ubr (Sonrtaas oueae-
nommen) unp itsbt nit ceu G,ilrnbobn. :3uaen her
Detroit unb Milwaufee=> Great $50 Tern uub
New<Yct Central 9talls 9traD in pi1etter Ser
t%irpung.
Anfun1t 1T Niasara Salts 4 llbr Moresns,
Mltany 4 llbr Nobm.>
New<yurf 9ubr 80 %. Mbp5.
Bottom IL lbr 9la9ts.
Has Dampfidin rGetrcit", Capt. Mes8rice>
perldBt ben Dpd Der Ietrpit> uno Milpaufe1s
eilenbabn-Gp. Na9mittag5 4 ubr (@pnntaas
a~usgencmmen).
Mntunft in Detroit 7 lbr 80 81. Mors.,
Susp. Bridge S ubr @benrs,
MlbanY i ubr Mpraeus,
Stem yorf 10 ubr IS 81. Mcra,>
gpnon 70 utr IS M. Miitt.
paGaes< Sillsts ria @esel- cper Dampflpif
aa9 Srsnen> 9araturg> 5aYre> Mntwerpeu, Npt-
teroa!n, glperprpl &c. meypen in Der Stlce pe1
Grmpegnie ~psrfauft.
Yaquete 1ur trgent eiuen an Der Detroit unb
M'lpantse . giientatu ~selesenen plae msrps11
prompt uno hilig %bcfDrbert.
Non 5eitne Tradt: Via D. & Mr.
Hi1t 0empa9nie %tetOreert 9radt gu b%eoeutent
9erin9ercn Yreiien, id,eler uno iiderer> ais it,
gene cine aueere Welellhaft.
Office in Milmaufie $50 3 tma1srtraBe.
y. Wiemeier, Ga1lircr,
Sultu6M ~opius, @eneral- q gent.
5. 8. % bitman>
reilenber 9leent fir ZEN @slteu~
M9Sn,as Ssrbss, pa0aaisr~
O.. sc. Treeman, ~se"'F"'
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-11-17
OUR; HOUSE

OOR HOO0I
-2 81. -; BON 'f@.-3E. -
q. 8. &abr s g.. Sitt,
meu uno sei&naadseQ eingeri@tetes
&eltaurattpn8= nbSalDDn<
GtabliGemcnt, ..
citrate.
eeeeuibsr benz WaFeniaal Der ~. @uaros",
ct. paul,;. Minn.
Die u~nter3eidneten MAIDEN biern,it ben, serebr-
ten eeatl9en Yutlifum bic ersebenfte Mnaeige, bab
lie in benz pbeugenannten GtabliNement tets au1-
nhlrten tSnnen nit
folten unb ,paru,en Mabl3eiten> auf's 8efe
3utereitet
portrefli@em 9aserbier unb lon0i>
gen @etrdnfen aler Dirt;
ben fein1ten 5apanna<
80. @igarren,
lp,pie tab Tic Iberbaupt MQes aufbieten, ihre mer-
then @alte mad @unl@ gu b~ericuen.
Qabr u. Nttt.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-11-17

@rpcerie5! @rpceries! @rocerie5!
g. g. $plcpmbe,
id1nen Store nit bcr@ =Trout
in Der Sadl on @tra6e,
swi19en per @ierten unb Tiinften in Der Nabe
pes 1en1perens< 9au| ee,
eernietbet, unb 3eiQt ben G;nwpbnern Don ct.
Yaul unb 1neegenb adtunesSpu an, baB
er fcrtwabrenb 9rIBere @enSuuSen
pom
@tapel< Il. Wrpcerten
prorilionen> @sinen> eif5ren uno
Gi9arren> Sdenfzlltfnl1lien,
Seilsrtraaren> Nl9el>
0luS II. |. ~, u. |. ~
empfangt, als je auf teu Martt ppu ct. saul
aebradt nurpsn.
Diele @aaren cTeriren tptr Gneros uub Gubeiail
nit etnem g~erineen Vrcft iter beu
Aptsupreis fir 8aar.
l1nlere Waaren terben fir baar befauft unt
auf ben Mlrtten hes @ibeus unb Sjtens Ypn et-
nem Mitslicb her Tirma ppn !'anejGbriser Grfab-
ruug i'm 6atocl au6gepablt, unb tperben unfebl~
bur Dieientseu befriepi9en, bic ms nit tbremYe-
iuh beebrcu.
QBir pinlbeu telpnbers bic NufmertlamfeitY ron
8auaeuten unb 5dnplern i'm Sunern spn Minne-
lcta ouf bic Tbntiaae gu lenfen, bag mir Daaren
in ct. Yaul 10 niec,is perfaufen, ais le an YlaBen
meiter unten am Jlub ~uerTauft werpeu tIuuen, mo-
our1 3eit unp uufpGeu eripart ,perben.
Mud teirreen mir ein umfa0ente5
Speoitipnsz unc Commit lone : @eihdft.
S9ieben @etber auf @pnfenatirn, 19ifen @aa>
rem naa a1eu punften her pbern NliIie
uno be5 Snnern nit Der erDbten
SdueQieteit.
@ir tesabIen an Jarmer bic 1vbnsu Ma,ft
prsiie fir ibre Yrpbufte, @etreibe ut1b Girtaes.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-11-17
.GbQ8fa @auS,

Gba6fa, : : : Winue( ota.
unter3eidnster beebri llb biermit bem Yutli-
FUN lein wobl eiu9erihteees, nit alien Bequem@
li6tetten perlebenes @altbau5 5u ernpitblen, bas
Ypn teinfm Gtabli0ement, in eirer Der @tdbte am
Minneicta, .peeer mas Ginri9tuns nod 8ebano>
lung anbetrift, ibertruTen wirb.
Oriebrib @reiner.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-11-17
2te"a,. S Somp.'

2teno,l s Gpnp.,
@rDcer8,
6ortfraBe, nabe ct. Mn'bonpiraBe,
st. Saul. Wfinn.,
empfebler iG BEN Yerebrten publifum. Ote1elten
bat itets al 5anb
@rpcerien unb 2%eben8mtttel,
Wfcbl, @emufe,
Wil0pret u. !: 70:
g. mirb 1tets infer 8efreten lein, trilde Nbua,e
p%orratbis gu balten uno unlere aunben prompt
unb biQin Al k~ehienen.
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@bica9p &a9erbter<@ I

VVtEV9V OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
bD1
1pbm Gb. 8ectt,
Gde Der % albinBtpnz II. Drttten Str.
ct. paul Minn.
DENT seebrten putlifum bic ersebenlte Mn3eise,
caB i9 Don nun at ftets bereit bin, meinen wer>
tben @llen nit alien @rrten @Bwaareu, ale
@&infen unb 3unse, @dwei5er uno 2imturses
aGle, @arnines uub mnriuirten 9drtn9en u. alien
Mrten @iir1en in meinem @alon %auf3umarttn.
.3afse auf Verianaen.
Deselei6en baltic ib ltets Sprratbte: Nle Spr'
ten feline 2lqueure> pcr3iislide @isarren uno
8ete6 2%a9erbier.
@9wtine-6lBef ets a II 9anb.
Srbn g.. y edit.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-11-17
GDmmer= ARRANGEMENT.

" " q, WtNFluI=
YaB- Meent ~ 9bita9r.
The Lambertville press., 1860-06-20
Description of Washington.

The following Is . description Of the
Father of our Country, given BY an
Englishman, which we find In an ex-
change: General Washington is now
in the forty-se7ehth year Of his age.
lie is a tall, well made man, rather
large boned, and has a genteel address.
His features are manly and bold, his
eyes of q blueish cast and very lively,
his hair deep brown, his face rather
long, and marked with the small pox,
his complexion sunburnt, and without
much color Hiscountenance sensible,
composed, and thoughtful. There is
a remarkable air Of dignity about him,
with a striking degree Of gracefulness.
He has an excellent understanding,
without much quickness is strictly
just, vigilant, and generous, an afFec-
tionate husband, a faithful friend, q
father to the deserving soldier; gentle
in his manners, in temper reserved a
total stranger to religious prejudices !;
in morals irreproachable, and never
known to exceed the bounds of the
most rigid temperance. In a word,
all his friends and acq1aintances allow
that no man ever united in his own
person more perfect alliance Of the
virtues Of philosopher with the tai
ents Of general. Candor. sincerity,
affability, and simplicity, seem to be
the striking features Of his character !;
and, when occasion offers, the power
Of displaying the most determined
bravery and independence Of spirit. ?
The Lambertville press., 1860-06-20
A Hard Story.

There is q doctor in the north west
ern part Of the city of Philadelphia,
who is especially remarkable for being,
as the women term it, short and
crusty.D a week OF two since he was
called. 70. visit patient who was la
boring under q severe attack Of cheap
whisky.
Well, doctor, I'm down, you see
completely aoored; I've got the tre-
mendoas delirum, yon know !"
trremens, you fool; where did you
get your rum 2" querried the doctor.
"An over IN spots; broke out pro-
miscuously, doctor"
Served you right. Where did
you get your rum ~
!" Father died Of the same disease
took him under the short ribs and car
ried him on bodily"
Well, you're got to take something
Immediately &
You're atrump, Doc. here, wife,
I'll take nip Of old rye"
Lie still, biockhead. Mrs. B., if
your husband should get worse before
I return, which I viii in an hour, just
give him a dose Of that trunk strap,
maybe that viii fetch him TO sense Of
his folly.n The doctor sailed out
gradually, and within Al hour sailed in
again, and found bis friend Of the de
lirum tremendous in a terrible condi-
tion, writhing iand struggling with
pain. His wife, a female of the plain
but ignorant school, came up, and
laying her hand upon the Doctors
arm, said, Doctor, / gave him the
strap, as you directed"
Did you thrash him well 2"
Thrash himi exclaimed the aston
ished woman |" No, I cut the strap
into hash, and made him swallow it II
!" Oh, Lord, doctor ~ roared the
victim, z / swallowed the leather, but,
but ~
! But what ~
swallowed the whole strap, but
Pm did if I could go the buckle Y
The Doctor administered two bread
pills and evaporated.
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Tobacco.

In recent lecture in England, the
Dean Of Carlisle stated that in 1856,
33,00O,000 pounds Of tobacco were
consumed in that country, at an ex-
sense of $40,000,00O, over $2e, ,0O0,-
90 of which went in duties to the
government. In 1921 the average an
nual consumption was liz ounces to
each person; in 1853 it had risen to
I9 ounces. There are in London l9
manufacturers Of tobacco, !, $50 shops,
and 1880 workmen engaged in the
different branches Of the business, and
no less than $50, ,o48 tobacco shops in
the united kingdom. In France much
more is consumed in proportion to the
population, the emperor clearing $40. :.
10000 annually by the government
monopoly. In Denmark the annual
consumption averages 10 ounces to
each person, in Belgium rs ounces,
and in America the average .is.Yastl7
higher. Isis calcnlated that 2, ,000,.
900 tons, or 4,4so,0Oo, 900 pounds Of
tobacco are annually used in the world,
at a cost sufficient TO pay for all the
bread corn used in Great Britain. II
is boasted that lo0, 900, 900 Of the hu-
man race are smokers. In New York
city tits stated that there are about
200, 600 smokers, each using two ci-
,gars daily, making, at an average Of
four cents each, the snm of SIS, 900
daily, OF IS, $40 900 a year, wasted in
smoking in this city alone, There
are about soo,ooo,ooo cigars manu-,
factured in this city Annually, amount
ing. at the same price, to $36 900, 900.
H"
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5abbath gsadina,
Fading Away.

.a- - - -. =
To person who hss gr0vn to man.
hood aud has lived along With the
growth osa native village, or In 8
neighborly community, and so, still
journeying on, has reached old age,
the thoughts and memories Of bis life
must be Of q varied character. The
changes that each age Of fashion has
made, the old land marks now dosa
and gone, in fact the very people.
changed from what they wefs,i must
speak in deep teps thst ne li7e, to
" fade away" The tendency ,of az
things is toward decay. The rose
that buds to-day, and ais the cir wish
fragrsnce, te-morev sinks Into decay,
and spzinkles Nth Its DYING lsavss the
earth that gaYe il sustenanee. So n
Life, oar Ysry course seems bat from
infancy 70 death, Isweas persiasns
remark. Of 81 old writer. shss "shs
nement We begin 50 NYe, Death fxss
an arrow 10 his bow, aud enly waits
q fair mark 20 fire. How manifest
the truth Of this, hoT clear the pfosG
do NE bat look around as. Here s
friend win gg0x sp 81. yoar side; per-
haps a schoolmate, and jnss when the
vision Of happy life, Of pleasure, Is
bursting en- its rspsnrous siehs, the
grim and clanny drsperies Of dessh
are throWn around the scepe, and he
fades away before your eyes. like the
frail lilly on its tender stalk. Yet you
live on and see another fade away,
when least you thought it, spring
flower withered beneath 9 szmme.
sun. Are not such reminescences
most sad-are they not the shsdowa
that enshroud With gloom the panora-
ma Of ones life I The one great rs-
quirement Of nature is, that ell men
die, and whether the dread summons
come, when youth, and lore and joy,
make the young Life SO checkered with
pleasant scenes /; or when the slow
blood creeps most sluggishly through
shriYelled veins. and life seems almost
unsupportable-still it comes. /, Go to
the Cemetery and read the lessons
there taught Of the frailty Of llfe.--
Mark the tender buds that perished
ere they bloomed but to die, mark the
old vines, ripe and full Of years, de-
cayng there, and say among which
you will be enrolled, The words Of
the poet are both apt and very beau.
| tiful- 49, s 49,
"Art is long. but Hfe is asetipg,s
And our hearts tho stout and brave,
stili, like muHaed drums are beating
Funeral marches csthe grave
II
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Danger Of Learning English.


Pops's declaration that "a little
learning is . dangerous thing was
never more forcibly exemplifed thar
in the following story, which we fnd
in the New York Dispatch. as relatee
By a son Of the Emerald Isle:
/ In q retired spot in the mountains
Of Connoymarra, q farmer lived who
had three suns. who could spake
hothin' but the Irish langwige. Well,
the three tho't they'd larn little
1aglish, so they made plan 10 go
out, ohe to-day and t'other to-mor-
row, and the tfird. the next day, and
pick up what they could accordingly,
Che oldest wiat out, and hered two
yoang sprigs ofhobility tavking about
sone e1hplite Of theirs, an the only
word he picked up was eve three" !"
Well, be returned home, connin' over
the words eli she way, and vhin he got
into che hawse. be sed to his brothers,
we shrss. !"
j" Ia drGg sbsnsn (uhat Is that p
said aftes brothers, 10y coorse he
copldn's tea 'em what it was, and
therefore didn't say or spake any more
that dag bas'" We three." /" Y.
The neght mornin' the other started
out, and he returned home with the
words, s'purse of money an like the
other one. didn't know what it mint
The daS after that, the yunghest
wint out, en- be KEN back With, "the
sooner the better.
Well, MKT mornin', whin they was
goin' to workin the field, they saw a
dhark objict lyin' on the road, an they
wint down to see what it was, an
bedad what was it hat dead man,
who was mnrthersd an left there by
sum blaggaEds. Well, they were
tawkin' and conshiderin' how, and by
whom be was murthered, whin GIN
tlemin cum ridin' up the road, an he
sthopt, asbk 'em what it vas. Sees
he
"Who murtheEed the man u A
eve three, 2 said the biggist, show
ing off his Inglish.
/" What.did you do itfor ?"
Purse of money, 2 seq the other.
rDoa't you know you'll be hanged
for She same ~ seq he agin. a
"The sooner tie better,' sez the
younghest, and the gintlenin rode
away, disghusted wid their GOODNESS.
$50, begad, they were arristhed,
thried, an convicthed or murther in
the first degree, an'extuirpayted their
crime on the gallis. an all for larnin'
Inglish. -a
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The Mysteries Of Courtship.

Sally, don't / like you ?"
La, jim, I reckon So"
But, don't you know it, Sally F.
Don't you think I'd tear the eyes ont
Of anybody that dares to look at you
for a second 2"
IT 'spect you would" i
Well, the fact of it is, Sally, L."
"Oh ! now don't, Jim, you're too
sudden -
And, Sally want yon to-"
Don't say anything more now !;
will.n
"Bat it must be done Immediately,
! want you to- @
Oh, hush don't say any nore.p
I want yoa to get
/" What 50 soon I Oh, no-~in-
possible Father and mother would
be angry at me-
How : Be mad for doing me
such favor as to m--n
Yes dear me! Oh, what feel.
ing /"
But there is some mistake for
all / want to have you do is to mend
aay troscsers"
Sally could hear no more. She
threw up her arms, and screaming
Historically, tainted away as dead as
a log.