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The New York herald., 1869-07-08
BOARD OF EXCISE.
War Between the Boa rd aud the Commission.
ers of the Sinking Fund.


At Il session OF the Board Of Excise held ycster
day the license OF Fritz Traban No. 20 Court street.
Brooklyn, was revoked that OF Jacob Aherns cor
ner of Second avenue and SixtythIrd street. not
revoked thar OF John BOhs, No. Durham place,
BROOKLYN, was dismissed. Tie OF Henry
Helms, of Brooklyn, was adjourned. ana tnat
oi Gabriel Noe1el of No. tG Eighth avenue.
was adjourned until the second weeS IN SEPTEMBER.
Charles F. Helms. No. 81 Eaght street, selling beer
on sunday TO Mary Cornell OF No "a laIgnt street.
VINO testified that he sold ner beer and made an in
decent assault upon her. License revoked 10y
unanimous vote, Brennan being absent. i7s new
licenses were granted In New York. I'll Ill BROOKLYN
ana II in Staten Island.
Mr.. MANIERRE submitted the following. which
adopted
we'd, That that the Of this Board for
proper defence. take the appropriate steps
the protection of this Buard in
respect of legal procee lins arise relsyc TO
the disposition of the Excise Fund or eny part or H.
The Board tnen adjourned until the first ednes-
day IN September.
The New York herald., 1869-07-08

YACHTING ~ WAsHINGrUN.--rhe announcement
OF u meeting OF yacht owners al Potomac rerfy
wharf, ON saturday niglt last, iaued 10 bring to-
pether lull representation, rs Tie only parties pres
cnt We're the owners OF the Witch Ol the wave anu
the Dolphin Navy Yard c,uO. Each of these clubs
express Their Willingness TO eutcr thef boats III
race with any boats Ia the country not over their
size for club pi12e Ol 800 each the winning beat
to tasc the pile. " II believed that "A yacht race
upon the plan proposed VIII be secured a. IN early
day. On SUNDAY the Potomac was made lively bOlh
morning and evening. 10y the appearance IN the
river OF the Yachts Mitcn Of the Wave, John 7.
Given, Dolphin and Little Elia the competing boats
Of the District whose skiliul aanGnVerng ana
sportive trials OF speed attracted crowds ~ persons
the wharVes aud hlllsides skirung ''tho river
irOnt.r Tho Witch ana Dolphin, each Ncn nhod
with the friends and members Oi che clubs made
trial trip In tho morning TO AcXandria aud rettlri
which resulted in very cOqe contest ana gave
much satisfaction 10 the packers OF p0tb boats
hdshi'eetVp Nn, diay@
The New York herald., 1869-07-08

prln@ wheat was firy active, bu prices I, "a PC ss
e 81 s ar % GhoasS pnp II
Sw"1hss asSS % :. osn 81 2, g = 81 % = 81 or Il fS
FOR red Wesern 81 81 for whe Genessee ana si 5s for
being oa bushels At sse ssc for ccaaon 70 choice
mixed 81 y Oa for white sonibern; s,c s2c for
fair demand and strong The sales were 7codO bushels
s ii 'f @ ss s,S sns S
Barley and barley malt were inactive and nominal.
quiet fy fhsy sSas ssis ssd a iH'
wses ass 1sa a Steamer 30 Il o s
don $50 bbls rosn at ss 3D. 1900 do -four at g. 3D. and
sd With sss bushels g. &
North German bark % Cork for orders with quarters do
.srs sian At o. s and sd on d5sct Sorwesi.n bark
sl gs '
HvSNfs were SIN dun and prices nominal at is,zc
Aors The mark, was moderately active and armer for
pS to s 'Ss ssns 0ne'
cod hsSr FOR ssn. to rye & aud o and @ no 1S M q o
for sisal, and sc. .sc 10, for Tam!leo, in bond
ss ass 81 ff, i for &c sT ,sas sa%
MoGAssfs-The market was dull the demand continuing
Light md Ses were nominal at yesterdays quotations We
NAVAL sroEEs-splrits turpentine in demand,
% 6p the ss % %eTe a % eaE a. a BY s s
were sales lies % % 0ols a; 4c ,c chiefly at the later @
but without ehange value. Sales 1910 bbls, common
strained - 70 ~ s and $50 do, pale at - 80. We
70 Y 81 pale "a 30 5o extra do and window ass
% sl9 Tar was 1n and ID noinnl at so ls for Whining
0LeLnseed quiet, but steady at Csc 81 in casks
Other kinds though dull were steady at yesterdays quota
fnousIoSs Receipts :; bbs pork, % DO beef, 100 do
active prices steady, though The
still called quict the sales were about lzOO bbs at 81 s3&
era prime heard of sales for future de VERY
head chiedy FOR sau herers: hoe was slow o. sale tut
prices were without chagae ai's 10 bbs at IS 81 for
in request steady prices sales being lbs bbs
~ O irr souther and Western. Terce beef dull and
AZ 2V Sol urine and 25a 80 or India
do Cut meats in more ~ but hrn. The
n e ss weS 2 pash e. % q dc f & for dy & aea s and
Tor pehed hams aud -0;. 2v4c for smoked and baggcd
boxes Ice cured were SOLD Al lsc For lard the market was
quiet The demand being Sh and pr'ess I Mere weak ne
steam and kele rendered
rnIaPLIys M Crude, in 5uls was in but o. little ~
bJls. at that price REFINED was still drmiy held at
sni these S% 'nSss Sr delivery nTa was
demand at about former prices The saes were lOOo oh
first half September &C.. and 5000 gallons Gin tlns)
371Ec sc In Philadelphia the market still quiet aad
sa e OF UUJ bof Tor July at BE- 5U do from August TO
December S34c, and o do from October to December
Carolina steady. with sales of 80 terces
SEEDs.Grass still dull but held at former prices,
IzCloyer, he lsc timothy - % ~ tn and roush
sUGS:. demand for raw active and prices
sses dey S
ss s :G iSe FOR hsra Sc is white iss
small sales from ls to i9sc the latter price for
TAIi"Wrae dem md WAS still only moderate, bu, prices
WnfsXEy.-Iseceip,. sss bbs The market wa. still
dull, ba, rui prices prevailed Sales rs bos at 9sc ~,
The New York herald., 1869-07-08
HOUSES. ROOMS, &C, WANTED.

xxyAyTEp- BRICK WoCsE CONTAINING 2 OK 10
w ronu-, modern hnrroyeurtts between rwcn,iet-
and Fieh streets Fourth aud seventh avenues.
moi 10 exceed Sa1 ~ thfee more wears. Adj
dttcss IA East seventy eighth areet
WANTED THREE UNFURNISHED ROOMS Ntr
w above fwenly-'tih stree, and not tp cSred Bn
per month. Address +. n. n. Herald Office.
NJ ANrED.EY A SINGLE GENTLEMAN. a Sulr OF
w ~ more Rooms, uufuruished partially iufrds
W. gCier i0p-r AMI iucstinu. Highest lCierQccs X On
Attiiess Merchant, box IiS Herald 01Ge
. - -
"a ASrEp 4 THREE STORY $50 HtshihNi
" House; location 10 rs clss; rent ~, n taIN"
w. l.. II Lis - Tara toN,
VA fANTED 10 HfHE or GUY 4 LARGE Bhltk FAu'
W ios eh good llali, suitable f"r ny elS ,1 ~eex-.
Addrsss, signs O, Particilsr- ". h. l- uer.'i 1~s.
The New York herald., 1869-07-08
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.

DUNIYg-PEARCt.---b ~ Monday, july 3, Al Gai-
way y. d. by the Rev. Nr. quinn, SAMUEL. ttlss Ei.
pUMMEF 20 BESSIE, daughter Of Nathaniel Pearce.
iltvEsHoRs rArf.-On sunday. Jnly I, Gt the
residence of the BRIDES father Mr. GFoRGE HIVES
oi New ors, 10 Miss HASNAH T.. HoRsFALL, of sing
sing, n. J.
WnEAtON-SMIrH. ON Tuesday. iuly q, at the re-
sidenCe OF the bride parents, by the key. NJ. McA
lister, AiEi. FARglS@rON WugAroS to ENELiNE ".
sTru, dauan'er of Peter SAITH. tsq ail cl tnIs
city,
The New York herald., 1869-07-08
Ipicd.

BEHGHANE, suddenly, on Sundsy, July 1, jOSErH
BERGuANE, h0ru IN brskel. Prussia. aged 81 years.
tnneral THIS tfnuisdaj) afternoon, a. Two O'Clock
lrom ms late residence, No. CLINTON place.
CREAMERY LODGE, No 5jT. I. AND A. M.-liRErh-
RkN-NOu are hereby summoned ID nc present az tie
lodge room at one T. NJ. on THURSDAY, !uN 5. 10 at
Berghaue BY order.
JAMES W. FISHER, Master.
THOMAS l. GRAHAM, SecrGial.
BsgRlAN,--At klpgsbr,lgc Qp Iue7,tAN Jaly 4
The New York herald., 1869-07-08

TuE UASiEL WEBSTER NOMtsTgAD,-Ihc Boston
TTUfSCi7pt Or july says:'The Daniel WEBSTER
ldrm and homestead In Franklin, NJ H., we're sold To
Mr.. iiartwell, OF Providence, 4. L., YESTERDAY TOE
$4,000. The sale WAS made by NJ. George ". NeS-
mlih administrator 0f Mr.. 1ay who purchased the
estate OF the Wooster laplly.
The New York herald., 1869-07-08
STREET Quotations.
Half.pnst Five O'Clock p. NJ.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.



Co1roNihe market only moderately active the de-
mand being almost entirely confined to the Immediate wants
Of snners and with sellers generally moro anxious TO rca
izc urices heavy aud pc lower In eome caes The
sales 1908 bales ncndng ls52 spinning and liz ON
speculation For future delivery the sales we're bals
basis low nidding Tor Decomoer at We appeud the
.DI LL.Dua.
The New York herald., 1869-07-08
js shown in the table

The rates paid for carrying were 4, SIG, \, 7-32
and 6-S2.
The Russia for Europe, to-day took out s64, 600 in
specie. The operations OF the Gold Exchange Bank
were ~ folluws:-
GOtd cleared. SIG CAT 900
Gold balances ......................... 3,2l2, $50
CURRENCY Oalance5. Observation-Disclosures. 4l4y, s03
The New York herald., 1869-07-08
MARINE TRANSFERS.

The following transfers ot vessels have been re-
corded at the Custom Housc since July 3
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-01-02
1nRREsroNpENCE.

hAlAAss AsEasl -tits AFN'-
Rev. T. n N,lsos, n, u. Marshall irAss
Sir-Ws. he unlsrsignei, bsiliing Nsn-
mi,,fs u the Iumbeilpnl fNsel isllsh
Chursl A. The iowa Of Dallas, haEinE Ia
isnsl uiih gnal pleasure ~ seuf aus A.. -1'
interesting diseouIse, delivered AZ tA's
plses. % snnisy, ihe ioih last elieAilae Z
lie Chgreh 10 the N0lshiP u uod' sni
.itnss,td ia psueriA-l luuuehee npeA ,hs
large as.emliass PTsssni hrl-sFe lAs'
sre-t sol weuli rssall hom is Tah.leA'
lion. anl, therefore take the liberty eI rs'
ous.,ias a copy Tor that PalFoss' hopihs
has il 1ay he compatible silh geaF Issl'
inEs 10 FianI our request .u-
Ne have the honar 10 be very ffsprsi"li!
ysuF olri.snl ssrNsnis, .,,-
J.K,P, RECORD
q. ~. STEVENSON,
CIV, LAWS,
A. NJ. HOkA,
III LACY,
MM. HOALES,
nRN. JONES,
s.M MiLklAs,
n, y, BURNS,
C.B. HODGES,
MAR.uAlL September 18Th 1908
Me.,u John c. Mccoy aud others, Build
In, Committee OF the Cumberland Tres
b,irrlan Church, Dallas, Texas
GEAILgnfS-Nonrp polite, complimentary
aud CLIisgian request he's been received
aud as you express tie belief that the rno-
Iica,lun of my sermon alluded 10 IN your
would resnli Ia great good
/ most heartily consent 10 such course
Mos, resi- erlfuly ,,o,,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-01-02

A recent marriage in Buffalo,
New York, of Mr.. Deville and Miss
Damn. has resulted, after week :
honeymoon, in the Deville's depart
ure with $3.50 belonging to the
bride. who is left disconselate, and
spends her time in repeating her
maiden name.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-01-02

Adam laid dowl and slcpt-and
from bis side a woman in her magic
beauty rose. Dazzled and charmed
he called the woman bride. and bis
first sleep became his last rePose.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-01-02
Choice Poetry.
Dnnic, Gray.

IfIsh,n win that home IN heaven
Tor ,bo,s ,re.t rest | humbly hope and
In n, erc., company Of the forgiven
I ,b.Il h. sure 10 iini old Da0icl Gray.
knew him well, in fact, few knew him
better
For my young eyes Oft read 10 him the
Word,
And saw how msekly from the cryslal letter
He drank the word OF his beloved LORD
Old Daniel Gray was not man VINO my"
On ready words his freight of gratitude,
And was no, called upon nmon' th" pifrd
In the praycr-mesiings OF ms "e'r""''
hood.
ri. had n few od-fashioned woris ani
phrases,
Linked with texts and fnvoriie sunday
rhymes
And, | suppose, that in his prayers ana
Eraces,
I've heard them all at least thonsahd
times.
sec him now-his form, and face and mo-
tions,
Hi, bomespun habit and his silver hair,
And hear helanguage of histrile devollons
Rising beneath the STRAIGHTFORWARD
kitchen chair.
j can remember how the sentence SCUM ,ea'
"lIelp us, Lord, to pray, an" no' u
faiutl' ,
And how the "cOnquering-and to-cohquer
rounded
The loflier aspirations of the saint
ue Ind some notions that did not improve
him;
He never kissed his children,--so they
And finest scenes and fairesl flowers would
Les, than horseshoe picked ny in the
way
Tie had a hearty hatred of oppression,
And righteous words for sin oil every
kind
Alas. that the transgressor anu tronsGfes
sion ,
We're linked SO closely in his honest mind!
He could see nought but vanity IN beauty,
And nous ht hut weakness in a fond carcss,
And pitied men whose view OF Christian
duty ,.-
Allowed indulgence in such foolishness.
Yet there we're love and tenderness within
him;
And Lam told that when his Charley died
Nor natures nee5 nor gentle words cou'a
win him
From his fond vigils at the sleepers siae.
And when they came to bury llttle Charley,
They found dewdrops sprIhNied IA Is
hair,
And on his breast rosebud gathered early,
And guessed, but did not know, "ho
placed it there.
Honest and faithful, constant inhis calling,
Strictly attendant on the means oi eruVe'
Instant in prayer, and 1eariui no'' VI i"'
Old Daniel GRAY was always in his place!
A practical old man and yet dreamer
lie thought that in some strange, un-
looked. for way
His mighty Friend in Heaven, the great
Redeemer,
Would honor him with wealth some gol-
den day.
This dream he carried in hopeful spirit
Until in death his patient eye grew dim,
And his Redeemer called him TO inherit
The heaven Of wealth long garnered up
for him.
So, IL lever win that home in heaven,
For whose sweet rest humoiy nope ana
pray,
In the great company OF the forgiven
shall be sure to find old Daniel Gray.
.7 J. c. HOLLAND.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-01-02

thousands perish in iAr.r sins FER
iho want ei sa,iah,o @, ASSN Wh,th
90 wonhip Goi,
Ne Vtop.o rsn prosper long when
rkuVhcs are neglected lhvy ara
intimately connected With an gal
governments, with all lLe valuable
Institutions uf ihe present age, de-
signed Er ,lrN., op and mm9 To-
mont ahd wilh all lhuso sacred ~
laliun whirh bind man Ia his fellow
man. Pail down 0nr chHrraes anl
burn M onr Bibles anl Nc would
90 back o. larharism, We have no
d,siro, Gll LnuWs, ilat iho laRl Of
choice csc long we aTo called 10 uns
accounts, 10 be the home of our
children should be visited with such
a calamity, anh Nc icol assured 'l'at
none of this people desire u entail
sn.h degradation un the generation,
who nrc L. como amer them, The
building of this h0nscs speaks d.f-
rr,nt ,onliu ont, It's language II
Onward aud upward, nnd Il Il 10
hc h0pgl that such a moral auh saw
ing influence will go cut from II,
that will continue 10 tell upun the
prosperity, thc salvation, uul the
very hcst Interest 0rthis community,
Long uay il stand ~ an ornament
to your town, aud an evidence that
God has pleasure herein. May you
Ia all Tins 90 come, he favored with
these saving Influences, and may i
never bc sail that any OF this pco-
pie wyra lost, for the want Ola suit
ahlr housc IN which to worship Gad,
aul a faithful ministry. Heaven
knows, our hearts desire and prayer
to Cod ia, that this people mny u'i
bo saved, and rs an evidence of the
deep solici,uJc we feel in your be-
half and Tor the glory Of God, and
in behalf al those who have built
this house, oa this the day ofsolcmn
dedication, we tender il Ia God aud
his most holy service. Oh! may
the Great Head and King OF Zion
accept the Offering being made, aud
crown tho work commenced, aud
the efforts put forth with abundant
success, and may the desire Of all
nations come into this honSc, and
fill it with his glory, in sight Of all
the pCuY.c. Amen.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-01-02

4 boy eight years old, IN one Of
the Northern public schools. having
been infa1nsd that q reptile is an
animal that crecps. ana being asked
on examination day to nasne one,
answered promptly and triumph
antly. "A BABY."
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-01-02

Cuba has about sec, 900 popula-
tion-one-h half negroes and China
men: 10000 natives Of European
descent, and about 10000 foreign
whites.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-01-02

The White FaTn was recently
plaved IN 81 Paui. Minnesota The
papers describe il as perf0rmed By
girls -barefooied up 10 the neck.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-01-02

They hare atraitors- in Michigan
That is wnat Chandlers 5 friends cali
the truly loyal who oppose bis re
election.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-01-02

Among the premiums offered by
the Stafford. y. II. Agricultural So
cietv il one Of SO for The best child
under seven years old
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-01-02
CsRBgEE's ADDRESS.

gafsl;gEts'S ADDRESS.
Hail, Patrons aud Friends!
With n heart full OF cheer
| greet you-and wish .alt
A happy New Year!
The Old Year has passed
With his follies and strife,
Its joys and its sorrows,
It's death and its life,
Much good and much bad
Has been done in the State
There is much to admire,
Very much we should hate.
While Freedom lies bleeding,
And rights are denied,
We point to our Churches
With pleasure and pride.
BY your bounty they rose
TO the Ruler above
Who chaStens in mercy,
Whose essence is Love.
McGARvEY-the gallant
Has wendcd his way
Whcro red horse and catfish
Have seldom dared stray.
The scream of his "whistle"
Has bid us good cheer
Instead Of the "Centrals,'
That ought to be here.
In spite Of Satraps
The Bureau and Co.,
(The sooty old fellow
Who dwclIs "down below"
Grasshoppcrs and Taxes
And pests ofaIl kinds,
TO darkcn our prospects
And fleece US with fines,
Our crops are abundant,
Our hearts are still true
In thanks to the Giver
To whom they are due.
Let me add but one more
A great blessing indeed
You have had, every week,
A fresh Herald to read.
To Swindells and Hutchen
Much just praise is due
But know that this Devty
Had u hand in it too.
Faro thee well, Sixty Eight
On the rail road of timo
How swiftly we've rolled
10 the year Sixty-Nine!
And now while high hopes
And fresh prospects appear,
With light hearts we start
On a brighter career.
The past we'll remember,
It's good to improve,
And its follies eschew
As onward We move.
Your smiles and your cash
Havo nerved us to mako
Our Sixty-Nine HERALD
The best in the State.
Hutchcn writes for ren0irn-
And he surely will win
But a poor Printers Devil
Works mainly for tin. y
Your dimes, generous friends,
Will the Carrier cheer,
And light up his heart
In this Happy New Year
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-01-02

No fly will aligbt on a window
that has been washed in water in
which little garlic has been boiled.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-01-02
~ ,aa woaK 81 all siaassssss'sa
ion ,,s.. asa dispatch,


49,. a a wa.stas A c., Ne, - 'ss,t.. 'li... !.
. orleans, Ls,as The esii As.n...t,' As.l.l..
,'.',, n, a siis 70 shiAin ani ,pl's,'
~ ssTiis.nss'. ieI ~ nAls.s VA sit,.
pr.rr..trl ace, ~ faIk h.s' ~
Ssrt q q PaHss, Port NeI'hl V,,i. ., ,y,,
~ ~ GIss, Esa,, wsashsshls, ~, W., y,,.,
me-, rsi., wsaihsTfaTA, raIssI'', y.,.,
T,yt. ,srESTts. ps',,ar, M''',..s w.. n'nIen.
In NrNfEl- and \ Ntelta,s' NrKinr,N.
J,- "A. Hisaaaa, EaquiIsF "nef,
aA,rsAlI. K.afIaan, fFss'-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-01-02

Near the same place, a billet Of
wood feil upon the heal of a vi.
Edwards, while at work in a wc4l
killiosr hir1 - -. '------
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-01-02
TEa sis---ia Aasaass'
R.rRsoF AByBuftsfNss

e..-. ia iinrs u this siFr iaIF,l - s tai IA
t-.,t. az rarh AAaiiil nal insrTiien-
rT,1rr tarss fsT snnsasriHs esn1sAsF ~
i.fTili srfoss u sls, ana tsTteanlA 70 re
80 ~ !. sI So, psgAtls iH'Aii@'As @N'A Nv
So - aAssttisins rates sIs ~ fafirA'f'
So. -, Il, "A a. iis maTss' ssias; 49,, -. ~,
Mi. o. pTeiaos ~ sAs k'ns Mn ,s
,,.. a.. al ihs sssI HaTss' price, w ~
shis ahrs. ....a
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-01-02
MASONIC.
nilLls CHATTER, No. u,
noyAL ARCH MAsoNs.

ROYAL ARCH mAsoNs'
[ Nsu srs hereby summonsd 70 a'ssa 49,,
s,l-s q psilAs Chapter, Ne, ii'oh N'h"s'
N'", '.'t,n 49, ssIh Al esFly SNhdlrlighUhs'
ny ss"'''N' " l.. NURPnY, Secretary
rLSyEHlLL LODGE, No. 81 u q Ne Vi"
49,, al, IN, las, saturday ~ rsrh r"ris q, ne
Nssnuic ialr
Ep Il. poWta, Seey
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-01-02

III. had n few old-fashioned woris AMI
phrases, s.,..
Linked with texts and fnyoriio sunday
rhymes;
And, | suppose, that, in his prayers ana
rraces, ,,
I've heard them all at least thousand
times.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-01-02

So. II lever win that home in heaven,
For whose sweet rest humbly hope and
pray,
In the great company Of the forgiven
shall be sure to find old Daniel Gray.
~. C. HOLLAND.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1869-07-22

- Der S6luB ber Debatten i'm enslt-
f6en tlnterbauIe iiber bic BON ben ecrps
amenbirte irilde &irdenbia trus ben e9a'
ratter Der @erei;tbeit unp periSnliHen
&nsrifFe. gs erfclstsn lebr Iebbafte Gr6rs
:erunsen 3pif6en ben Winiilern @labfCne
nnb Bright einerieits unp Diirasle unb
sinem 5errn 5arpp bon Der Scrp partsi
anoererleits.
= 3wtf6en 5roufreid unb 8sl9ien
hrcbt Elm fatimmeres @ew6lt bsraufsujte>
ben, ale bic mod niat gang 9eftli6tete
Giienbatnbiferens ilt; es tanrslt iih I'm
bic Sbdtisteit, tpslde bic In SeIsien leben'
ben puIittl6en Jti6tlinse entridsIn. Sis
isbt 1nb BON Seiten per fran,6illdeu Ge'
sisruns MUIR pffieiUie s4infe srtteiIt wpr-
ben, welde bic belsiide 2e9ierans nur
mit bepauerneem 9t6lef5udtn unb benz
gsrfpreaen senausr llsbsrwadun9 beant'
rprtet Cat.
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ttruetmunsseeft in ibrem @ei6dfte, ter ibr
fiderIieb ben sewinibten Grfclg bringen muB.
gBir piIen, ba6 bic bette auubenarbeit in bieltm
County bort ssnlaht wre, ean3 DEFENDERS aber
feline falbIreerne Stirfeln fir Serren.
5srr q. impUrtirt ieinsn gprratb Spn fransT-
Ffden 5slIen felbft uub bur6 beipubere gCrtbeiIe
tpirb es bm selin9en, lid sa elmer eer erfen Sir
mtn im Staate empprSul6pineeu.
Sunee MANNER! g9enn eure Shefeln idG-
big iiub uub bic 3sbe Su ben S6uben beraus-
lsbsn, hann eebt 3u Nettletcn's unb fault Gin
paar faIblrbsrne senGbte Stiefeln fir S5, cher
IaBt eu6 Elm paar eer beteu anmeIsn fir S ~.
gBsnn ibr sspesste Stiefeln porsisbt 10 serlebs
iG eu9 NIT rinfnt Yaar falbleherue fir 1915
pser $500, ie nad bfr AuaIit6t, bic ibr pGblt.
Sffin G,ef6Gft in ber Stabt iff 10 popular unb
reef, ais has BON Heftleton.
5err glnton Soos pirb erfreut fein, feine beut-
fGen 9anesleute su bebienen, frppbl nit fertiaer
tpte aud, nit 8unbsnarteit. f3mi9