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INNINGS,
1 2 8 3

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Rival, I u5 1 q . < n a = OF
Class of 49, 2 o / q q n "a
Fly Catches.-Rivals, Hersey, 8; Stevens, 1;
Kinsman, 2; Giddings, 2; Huntington, 8; Root.
8; total, IA.
Fly Catches.-Class of '73, Elder, 1; Reeves,
/; Freeman, L; Carruthers, 1; Dresser 2:
Drummond, 8; Stephenson, 3; total, II.
SUNDAY RECREATIoNs.--L evening, about
O'Clock, two young men arranged for fight
behind Clapp's block. They stripped for the
fray and had started the claret well when re-
port of police caused an interruption in their
little recreation and hasty flight
About O'Clock in the evening three men
drove up Congress street and back, one of whom
was playing on an ACCORDION.
JAMES WooDBURY.-This earnest temperance
advocate addressed a respectable sized audience
=. MUSIC Hall last evening He gave sketch OF
~, ms own life for twenty-five years, which was
''eneu 10 very attentively. After the lecture
'ne pieoge-book was presented for signatures
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odd CoGIA HAssAN.

HARPER's BAzAR.-This beautiful weekly
publication is a welcome visitor to the parlor
circle. The number for the ensuing week has
been received by Fessenden Brothers. Lancas-
ter Hall and d. Wentworth, 337 Congress, cor
ner of Oak street.
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NEW YORK, May 25=MOney easy at Ql6 per cent
Governments strong at highest of the season. Ster-
ling Exchange dull and nominal at 1904 "a 1O9s-
Gold weak at 113t q 1l3i. Specie shipments ,7oO-
600 Specie increase, S39s 0O0 circulation decrease
S93lOo deposits increase, 49, 1877 200; legal tenders
Pacific Mail declined rs to 1885, Union Pacific All to
4os; northwestern 153 to 7!5 Central, $50 to 97i
Scott is to be the next President Vanderbilt Jr is
spoken of in this connection.
The following were the closino ouotations of Cow
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A GRAND PICNIC
-AIP-
BALL !
STANDARD
S ECU r TY


We are selling at par and accrued interest, and
strongly recommend a safe and profitable invest
ment, the First Mortgage 1880 Gold Bonds of the
Northern Pacific Railroad At the present Gold pre-
MUM they yield ST per cent. interest-Over one third
more than United States eos Their elements of
strength and safety are the following;
L. They are the standard obligation of strong
corporation, which represents in its Shareholders
and Managers large capital and railroad experience
and is engaged in prosecuting business enterprise
whose great usefulness and solid success are not mat
tiers of doubt.
ii. They are first mortgage on the Road, Its
Right of Way Rolling Stock, Telegraph Line, Equip
ments and Franchises.
III. They are fret lien upon the Traffic or net
Earnings ofthe Road. The net receipts of the first
Trans-continenal railroad, in the second year after
completion, and mainly from Local Business, were
equal to nine per cent the total estimated cost of
the Northern Pacific Railroad.
Nv. They are First and Only Mortgage on
Government Grant of Land, which consists of p 800
acres for each mile Of Road through the States ofw
consin and Minnesota and rs GOO acres mile through
the Territories ofDakota, Montana, Idaho and Wash
mgton In average fertility of SOIL healthfulness and
midness of climate diversity and extent resources
the belt Of country comprising this grant is such as to
render the lands very valuable and insure their
speedy sale and cultivation.-Sold at the average
price realized by other land grant roads, the real
tate endowment of the Northern Pacific Company
will produce more than three times the issue of bonds
per mile.
The Company is now Offering for sale 10
settlers and Colonies Three Million Acres
offs lands in Minnesota, and a large area
ON the Pacific coast will soon be placed ON
the market. Many thousand acres have
already been sold. The proceeds of Innd
sales constitute n SINKING FUND for the
retirement of the First Mortgage Bonds,
and the Bonds are all times convertible
Mt 10 into the COmpany's land at mar
ket prices.
All marketable stocks and bonds will be receive
(by express otherwise) at current prices in ex
change for Northern Pacific 1905, without expens
to the investor Pamphlets and full informati
will be furnished on application.
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r.. X. HUNT,

r. X. HUNT,
Commission Merchant and Auctioneer
Nc 316 Congress St, viii sell every evening large
In assortment of Staple and Fancy Goods.
Goods will be sold during the day in lots to suit
purchasers at wholesale prices. Cash advanced on n
description of goods. Corsgnments not limited.
February IL. 1868. diff
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GREAT reduction in the prices of flowers and
other millinery goods at Cogia Hassan's.
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A MIsTAKE.-The paragraph in Saturday $
issue which spoke of an excursion to the White
Mountains by the first class of the High School
conveyed wrong impression Some of the
boys of the Geology class have talked of going
up to Bartlett and jackson to obtain specimens.
That's all
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STEAMER FOREST CITY FROM BOSToN-26 pkgs
furniture, do rope, 80 bds paper, As rkins butter,
bags rice 10 and 10 bales domestics 80 pigs tin
and lead % kegs soda 4s bdls STEEL 80 cases curtain
fixtures so bbls -four, IS bags oysters sewing ma
Chimes 10 crates of empty boxes organ, IL horses
wagon colt, 100 pkgs to ORDER For Canada and up
countryside green hides, II bales rags, casks alum,
plano-fortes, "A boxes nails, A kegs lard, organ
81 bales wsol, trunks, 10 drums Soda % bags dye
wood, 100 pkgs to order.
STEAMER CHESAPEAKE. FROM NEW YoRK.-77O
bbls -FOUR ITO do satpetre 20 do glassware 10 do
nlsh, 10 hhds tobacco, tres do, casks SKINS do
glass ware 20 half chests tea % Wheels 81 pieces
marble 80 bales rags so do WOOL 10 bags RICE 98 dry
hides 200 boxes hardware $50 do starch, 100 do tin
crates starch, bark MILL plates copper bdls STEEL
10 coils rope protection engines piano-ortes $50
pkgs sundries.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

Foreign Imports.
CIENFUEGOS.- Brig Ane Christine.-301 hhds
q tres molasses to E. Churchill s. Co.
Foreign Exports.
MATANZAS. Brig Prentiss Hobbs-sOO shocks
and heads. u FHHl
YARMOUTH, Ms. Steamer Emperor-3OO bbis
-four, 20 tons feed w
q HALIFAX, Ms. Steamer Carlotta-14OO bbls flour
700 bush wheat rs do barley $3.50 TBS lard 100 do
butter, lot machinery, do merchandise.
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Boston Stock List.
New York stock and Mouey Market.

NEW YORK. May 25-Morning. at 49,
Money at per cent Sterling Exchange 1905 a 1l0I
Stocks steady State Stocks firm and steady.
The following thesforenoon quotations of South
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TEMPERANCE MEErNo.-The Portland Re

TEMPERANCE MEETNG.-The Portland Re-
form Club met at Arcana Hall last evening"
After prayer, the resignation of Lieut.. Howe,
who removes his home to Auburn, was accept
ed and Francis Murphy elected President
Addresses were then made by Rev. E. P.
Thwing, Col F.N. Dow, E. Norwood
Geo. Sylvester, G. j. Smith and Eben Leach
The exercises were interspersed with the sing.
sing of hymns and were closed with the doxolo.
gy and benediction. A good audience was in
attendance. --
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FOREIGN.
Execution of Commands.

PARIS, May 25.-Pereire, Boon and Boudn.
the three men who were tried on the charge of
participation in some of the most outrageous
acts committed in this city during the reign of
the Commune, and convicted and sentenced to
death, were executed this morning at Sartory
They exhibited no emotion whatever at the last
moment and died crying, "Vive la Com
mune." H.....
New Spanish Ministry
MADRID. March 25.-Marshal Serrano has de-
cilned to form the new ministry and Admiral
Topete has consented to perform the duty The
government will be composed of members of
the Unionist party, and Admiral Topete will
exercise the functions of minister of war ed in
term.
The new ministry to be formed by Admiral
Iopete will be constituted as follows:-Admir-
al TOpete, President of the council and minis
ter of war; Groisard, minister of Justice; Ed
nazen, minister of finance; Candau, minister of
the interior; Baloguer, minister of the colonies:
Auleguer, minister of marine 1t is understood
that Admiral TOpete will soon be succeeded in
his capacity as minister of war by Marshal Ser
rano. r
-' Oufrages Reported.
CITY OF MEXICO, May II, via Havana May
25.-Congress has approved of the extention of
ample facilities to Juarez All opposition menu
beTs abstained from voting in the matter
The local authorities of Chiakas assassinated
John Jose, native of Cleveland, o. Other
their property destroyed Americans have de-
manded an investigation of these outrages and
indemnity before the United States and Next
can Mixed Commission.
rtt5 Pardon offered.
q MADRID, May 26.-Marshal Serrano grants
full pardon to all insurgents who voluntarily
surrender to the authorities On SATURDAY. the
Carlists in Biscay avaied themselves Of this
clemency in large numbers. One hundred only
remain the mountains of Navarro
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CUMBERLAND FREE BAPTIST CONFERENCE
The May session of the Cumberland Free
Baptist Or. Conference, is to meet with the
Casco street church in this city, the present
week. There will be preaching services on
Tuesday evening, Wednesday forenoon and
evening and Thursday forenoon. The ministers
conference will be holden Tuesday afternoon
and the Or Conference on Wednesday fornoon
at O o,clocly rt .--L l-H.
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Sunday, Robert Fuller, of Troy, Ohio, fatally
shot his wife and then shot himself and instant
ly died s,-
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PPoE. Trips COURSE, as may be seen by
advertisement, is to begin in Fluent
Hall, on Wednesday evening May 29th, at s
O A very considerable number of our
leading literary and business men have already
secured family and course tickets, and the
course promises to be gratifying success. Course
tickets have been placed at the mere nominal
price of one dollar, to accommodate persons of
moderate income The lectures must prove es-
pecially valuable to the teachers and students of
the city, as presenting in a condense form relia-
BILE information of the wonderful transforma-
ton and thrilling episodes which have marked
so eventually the history of Europe for the
past TWENTY-FIVE wears
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GIRL wanted to do homework at 1s4 Oxford st.
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BOARD OF TRADE.-At a meeting of the
managers of the Board of Trade on Saturday
Messrs. w. w. Thomas, j. w. Perkins, NJ N
Rich, Franklin Fox, j. w. Waterhouse, Clark
ID. Baker, were appointed committee to So
licit subscriptions to the Merchants xchange
This institution ought to have liberal support
by the business men of Portland, and we hope
the committee will meet with success in their
efforts to enlarge the usefulness of the Ex-
change t-e -s.s rf.
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SUDDEN DEATH.-Noah Harvey, joiner,
who resided at No 415 Congress street, went to
his work on Saturday morning, as well as usual,
but was soon afterwards taken vomiting. He
went to the drug store of H. T. Cummings on
Congress street, for something to relieve him,
and while the clerk was putting up the medi-
cine, Mr.. Harvey fell forward ON his face. The
clerk ran and picked him up, but he almost in
stantly expired. Mr.. Harvey was about IS
years of age, and it is thought that apoplexy
was the cause of his sudden death. DIR. Fitch
was called, but nothing could be done.
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TWENTY THOUSAND VOICES,
Orchestra of Two Thousand Performer.
the most powerful organ ever built together with
many of the most eminent American and Euronean
bands and artists (among whom may be mentioned
the great maestro,
Johann Strauss and His Fam en-. Au.tr;,r
Band
Of Performers the concerts to be given from
nrs. 70 last VIII surpass any series of musical enter
tainments ever presented to the American public.
SEASON TICKETS, transferable admitting to all
tne concerts from June 18th to July 4th, inclusive
FIFTY DOLLARS EACH, including reserved seats,
now ready; and Tickets for single admission TO each
entertainment, during the first week, FIVE DoLLAs
win reserved seats, will be ready for sale on ana q
ter Jn,.e l. and NAV be had application, personally
or by letter, to A. p. PECK, Music Hall, Boston.
HENRY G. PARKER, Sec.
my21eOd6t
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-10-10

sen surB t,intrd&itiis9uun1je3 bee Gfsstes aar|
o%ussinanpet, tatn' absf 8t1tnet IS @arc
Orrnuna btueinaubrirasn unp bic 6pmz
ne brilliant 3u GAee 3us fdbrn. Omar
trli|6t (ein uetbleu&ttaetr Eottfrd BE-
itdnrie aud bic. tottea per Duff
meifer baben fidt hi4t: "tepdbrt - bod
erlsBt ct unermlrli9 ben trtp1benen 81
rfttionsfa5 eur& ,neue, finn binaufss>
reiate. So; "<}>
Gie nun: folsenten;. et9enti&en Con-
certpieeen, namehtlid>ttr. @tn3ussmarld
aus Rem 1annbduItt 9in9en fvbleyloe
unc er;ie|ten cine mddtiee Bi1funo.
Das cantbare pub!ifun ttfb nod ieoer
piece cine Beifau6fatpf: trbnen. Oils
Die ruf'tfte Nat!pna!bJp ue an Die Neibe
fam, bate @aro rtk 9rl&enttn @epan<
fen> feline teRanpia' ertplHehpt >reibe Ga,
terne nit elmer Gadsr., 33ui yrrtaufhen.
unb Der Gsfol9 fur re gtafttIdt Der 4ti>
flung mar Gin porSldttbtt:, Dir Anblid
re6 funtfnumlp!lbftn;:: qaal1umsooenen
D%irt9enten aber 1par :tit -.bb6nH 'orote6fu.
Den S&lub Der m6nftf1zA ufubruna
ma@te Der erebe 3apienfrft6, cine Bolee
Don Trcmme!wtrbeln, militdrt@9en 6iQz
nalen unp Ganfaren, an eere1 @&lue
cie Wuff bic &eralarti9e Wsloote sd
bette an Die Ma6t Ger @ttbe' etnitbte.
Damn idlugen Die TaubodtB gum ST.
bet" an uno In temItlten Mu1tnb!id be-
itrablten 5elsftri(@e Appdiatt ,oen sem Daz
dit Res Sdlc1fs berab BIN ploB une feline
uH'9ebun0 nit {brem' fsrntnariieen 2ihz
te, wdbrenp pie Greafth tbs 6saenaber~
lissenoen Muieums III tydn5parentem
Nctb ersliibten unD rdS '3tuIbaus -neh
i%ntcn7pfr als portfr feline .rotben anp
arlnen Bulfsn unp Strablen (aos. Der
Mpment par wlrtlid 3auberbaft> Inr
oetpiente frirt III nercen,' menn man nar
au' ciele maaif&e Tartenst4t auf paptsr
ODER 2einwanp banuau t6nnts. Sic bat
pie Nrh'tifrur bitier Stsus BeIin's ib,e
S&Snteit bsrr'ider entf a|tet, ale an p!eis:n
Abenp unr nomenlli6 III oielem Moz
msnte. N%umdbiia petlolhen tit Garte1
une 2idter, Die Wtnge ft5mte nod
5auie 3urud, unp 'nur has elefniibe 2tdt
btfrablle mod big IL ubI Na9ts ois
Straetn uno YldBe.'
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-10-10

ftdneni6e @reeley's eenade ,ur In bo
&ertbeilun9 Der 8eute an 1eine anbdn;
ger tefeben tpilrpe, ferncr baB Gre.
l:y'5 unflare une nnprafttl1e Ginan3=
Sheen etne 9rpee @efabr fit unier'
6inan3en mdren uno baB feline Green
trfeitdt aud tetne 8ur9laaft fit oeu6rie.
o;n 1T.
@&lfeblt& ieist 8infelnburs, tab bit
lebtBe Grfldrun9 Der @reeleppemofraten
lit RE @menpemsnt5 ;ur BuneesYer>
fafun9 eer reinfte Sdwinrel 1T, incem
f4 tiefelten 2eute 9e9en bic @rieBe
sur Dur9fdbrun8 Der N%menpemcnta
erfl1ren, wlbrenp bic Mmenpements
'cbne folde @elese uid,ts ale @inc
tnn.
DAG 1T Der @erontenaans Der Sim
felntur9i@en &epe, une nomentli@ in
Wi1ourt miro fe rem @teeley'@minbel
einen 9emaltt9en Stcb Yeriesen.
(SQ. Stsjt9.)
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-10-10
Grre9un9 bet etsenen 8ruft jerem 3ene

Gueeun9 BET etsenen 8rut jecem 9ene
nit beilt unp i'm 9er3en bes 6brers uadE
stttern laBt. Tie Giue unp Strait ibrtt
Zones 1T md&hs, bdufg frappirenu, rbne
je in ttne pipermdrti9e 8rappur $raft@
letituns a%usjuarten; man bat peebatt,
trpB auer Juue urp @eldttiaftit res So
nes, oennp@ tmmer bas @eflbl> paS bte
Sdn9erin nod ni9t ibrenRei9tbum auaz
9e9eben babe.
Tramatiide8 @ptel unc @eians febta
tet ibr auf 9lei&e. 54be uup mirfen In
lebenptser @edlelbeaiebuns gu einem IT,
Nrrifenren IptalzG nerut aulamu.eR~
Die @prade. pur@ welde bic &unflerin
unS ~ Tbeilnebmern ibrer Q%iehesauaIea,
unp Seelen5uitdnpe ma@t, 1T Der quel
lenpe @pbuaut zines tmmer eplen. tmn,er
in filberbelen ISuen binitrImsnren g.
ianae6.
Den @ipf lpunft Der Dar1eaun9 fan<
ben mir in rem Duet NIT @aeeu I'm
rierten Nfte; pas furmil9e @u9en btr
@efdble> weI@e in pieiem ieli9eu Auseuz
bltde Selica'e Buitn itpelltn> trat nit
er9retfencer @abrbeit ;u Ga9c, unc red
tlieb cer 6lub unp bic &einbeit rer6oru
unan9etatet.
I'm in fursen @prten suiammen;ufafz
len> mas mar in bp9en.apaeu Nuseinauz
cerleBun9en ce@ ni@t erid6pf no beban<
reln t1nnte: bier mirten lddeluoe An<
mutb> fdlittefe Natarlidteit> bobe brae
mat'fbe &raft YpQtnrete &unit iu einem
unauslHidltden Gotal Ginrruf ;ufan<
men. Der elbe li,B psnn oud na1 ieetr
partfs ~oes "Details Lang 9ebemmte2uf"
in pclIsn Str6men ausbred)en. @tr
sablten Is 5erpcrrafe. her 8ouquet<yYz
ramicen gar nidt 5u 9%eoenten. Na@:
ccr tesauee: no l@Snen S@lublcene unter
Dem Ofan;aniIaz Bauun, Die einen ttef
er9retfencea Ginerud madte> mubte bic
&lnflerin flint Mal sor Gem @prbanst
erf9etnen."
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TsoftlnbnEa.

Ser >eut(de Nepri@cntont g. q.
6intelnhurg son Ct. Souls rcr i'm Gpn
Areb nrm reutiden N:men nur Gbre
madt, bat Fh nun In elmer &src in
It. Xouis pfeR thr Grant aue9elproz
6en.
Aud er notm an Der nliberelsn" 81
we9un9 in Miliourt rora Sabr 1870
SbriL ;eiat oter III leiner Hcoe> rae bic
ehrlthcn GActlncbmer an nerlslten nur
Die Nuftetun9 Observation-Disclosures
in D}ti7uurt tto' l'dti9ten UNI roB nad
Gr eidun9 tbres 3wtdes ibrer @teperf
YertintAun9 nit per republifunil9en Yar<
tel nidta in @eHe itono.
ST. ;eiat mie Shur; 9erape ruyd feline
un9r}1idte Gbica9per 9icce rpn1 Stunt
1871, in re:der CT erfldrtc oud im6ous
ser pubiiianiiusn INSTRUMENTATION
Grants rtslen nibt untsrltiBen III mol
len, bic INSTRUMENTATION Grants ber>
bel fibren bali UNI rie ra6 romolias
Sau<D Domingo eidrei pee Shurs feline
boltbarv Be9rinrun9 jener Orpbun9
mar.
Tinfelntura vertir9t iiG auf Granr
{einsr nebrjibrisen Bsptadtunaen in
@aibinston fir Grants 9}edtidoFcnz
bcit. ST. ieu0nct nibt pab inter Oyaut
etn:elns Tsbler Yprfamen, ME 4. S. her
Mo6enrerfauf @ter er bett ouh NIT
serpbnter SoGfunce Die quite Sin 'nsoerz
maltuns per Wrant'iden Ne9t ruu9 berz
pcr, ferner ben autcn Nnfona, ben iie nit
Der Girilrienl fire prm UNI nit Der Werrin<
aerun9 Der Corruption mobte, uno ben
rurd ite nit bertei9efu6rten @eblaoup
reS Sonces.
81 setst wie 9ewi7enlo5 unp uniInni9
ca5 @eidrei liter ZEN uW|ilitarz0 eipoz
tisnus" Grants iet> Der nur rte Gpn>
9rebssiete au6fIbre, bic mod spr ntdt
LANCER 3cit BON 2euten mie Wreeley unp
S9urs ielbf 9ebiui9t wurcen.
ST setat ME i'm 9an;en 2anee bic
au69epebntefe Gretbsit terrible unp nur
@ewalttbat BON per&e9terun9 unterprIdt
1perce. . %gtzv !
Gbenip tuncis 3cist Giinfc!ntura tab
@ree4ey's u&efcrm" rem ei9enen Sc
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cine gu beridten, taflr aber cine re@t

srduli&e.
Sci Aufin In Mifilfppi murr'
etne beutide Grau, Namens @ei6> %,
einem Ne9er, Mamens Iaylor, 9e1hdnpe
unc tann ermorbet. o. Mbreer plin:
oerte mad Der @9anbtbat AUDI oa66auf
uno soa ip9ar bon BEN GlBen Der erracr:
oeten 6rau bic S@ube bic CT rann II
Der Stact Yerf III fte. Gr 1T nph MID
9efaBt.
SIM County <@efdnsnib 81 @olu N
bus, >, wuroe am 4tsn ,. ", Sobu
Barclay, Der MIrrer @bas. Warpner'e
! se9an9e",
Ser gum 6dn9en am 4ten ;. ". in
cr1er SrtAn; serurtbeilte MIrrer hes
YoIi;iiten S'Meare, CHRIS. &aferty, bal
in 6ul9e Der 8swiuiauns zines neuer
Yro;e0es rurG; cas- Sber9ert9t cine@a
senfriit erbalten.
limo nun 6err Babel mann!
Srlano erfreut ii1 einmal our 8erdnz
perung tluti9sr Mufitdnpe Der armen
pa1ter Ae9en bic @runpteiBer.
Napplepn ldbt off;isl erfldrsn. RAP {.
ni9t rarnu cente, Srlanp ;u beluz
den.
Is 1T in W:rrio bic Mtienpun9 ron
10000 Mann fril@er Iruppen mad
CUBA beidlp0,n.
tAeneral n@&wetntb, prfuz
6ti1er @eiancter in Bien, bat Traulein
San bic Gp6ter reS amertfaniiden Sc
lancten> 9ebeiratbet.
6. Sftober.
Die teutI9en u2iteralen" Don Galie
~fprnien baben in Gan Tranct6co sum
3pede rsr Organization cine Gladstone
orntton 9ebatt. Gppe6 nipIte."
Die ultteralc" : Nasipnol : Tclpsu98
@reel' COMMITTEE in @aibin8ton bat
ibre Sifce geidloNen unp rus @elddft
ein9elt:u lit, wte ile la9t nur ,.tenpordr."
sic 1T allp utenporGr" tppt.
@1upler Golfar. Der &teeprd=
ficent unp belietteite Wann in Snrtnana>
bat in @p|b n Snriona> Dor Elm r Ser
iammlun9 Don IS 900 Wenl1en 9cfproz
d,en. Nit ibm lpra9 Ben. 6arriion
Gin Gntel pes neil. YrSfcenten cieies
N'mens. Die 9(epc 3d>lpB: ,5aut bic
Demptratsn H. RAP lie im Sabre 1876
mirte 9enus ine, fir ra5 re9ularzrez
rub!if1niibc Iidet ~ finmcn unp 70
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The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1872-05-16
Evil Effects OF Early and Hasty
Rising.

\ nun-belicyer in "poor Richard's'
maxim "early to bed" etc, sets up the
very comfortable doctrine that, up 70 eiEh-
teen years, every child should be allowed
ten hours to be in bed. They may not
require ten hours Of sleep, but time should
bs allowed to rest iu bed utter the sleep
is over, until they fee as if they had
rather get up than not. It is IA very great
and mscheyous mistake for any person,
old or young, especially children, and
feeble, sedentary persons, to bounce out
of bed the moment they wake up; all our
instincts shrink from it, and tercely kick
againstit. Fifteen or twenty minutes spent
IN gradual waking up,atter the eyes are OPP
ened, and in tuning over and stretching
the limbs docs as much good as sound sleep,
because these operations set the blood in
motion by degrees, tending to equalize
the circulation; for during sleep the blood
tends to stagnation, the heart beats feebly
and slow, and to shock the system by
bouncing up in an instant and sending the
blood in oyerpOwing quantity to the heart,
causing it to assume gallop when the
instant before it was in creep, is the
greatest absurditv. This instantaneous
bouncing out Of bed as soon as the eyes
are opened, will be followed by wearinssS
long before noon.