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Ole famfmdnntI6e 2l9ent''r oDn
q. @. Gun e. Gomp.,
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ro,,t,. c5tSbi5Sntn, iiciSrt iHur an lIntuit-etrl
aQe rOtbiotn etlaairteu JHformGionSa ElIHu...u
6tr Suluns 8GraRtUoytubtCt &C. ron Saup'IlI' y
SGnblcrn H. T. ~. inntrbslb or Str. tGGitn e.
IttertsH uHo SrittnbzHoJo AmTtai Gun tItLs" ~ ~
ain ErfeTsr;z Bptb utIdes ole glaE,H ron mtor ols
81 900 qauamten Il. /. 10 uu0 oeIcu Raten uno ott
SttQuug otr,slNeH cntbilt. Sc IL ocs completl us
mo Gus1toCbHiehG Suittu, DClhe6 tmals lur CtS
fiir bis allQemsiHc SUbciiuuuQ uEo ban SbuB et9
Soubels oroanthrt lDurot. % Spcie SuUdus bdbe
MIR rpcIte in oCn bauptGdlifien Stdoicu 'iro; uH'
ierc GrIeittcruuatn 'oHuCu Riht ubuTofcH pToeH.
sSm o. Scarlctt bicrUObucHotr Gompd9noH.
aS- FGuiec .triprudt mtrotu ein5eioge7 uHo 9e'
ricbtsiacCu i'm HuQcmeruCu bCioUQt ;5lH2tlS')
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9lom WloS0e. RrLeasidlanplaee.

San Bran5tS II. San. - NldltS
Neue8 aus @euual 2Sbedtou'S Eager i'll ben
NoOocsNcgi 1T gu unierer &enntnlB &C.
tommen. Sic @NllOrnier 8ruppeu, unter
Sbcrit G6rofmortou, oui oem Wtaride uou
bier, beiiuoeu iif 80 DteIleu BON 0feGolng.
@ine @ompogule &luppeu oOE YOrtlOno,
Sregou, inter GGpttGn Dtlller, beftn6ct iidl
AM @rOue- -@reef, unO hat Den iAmierigfcn
Sbsil ihre5 Wtaridli5 3uriif5clCgt. 8luen,
Der Sen. gSbcaton I'M Commando fol9eu OlI
miro mOrgtl nit Dem Gilp0gen i'll Yretu etn,
trelien.
GAN Tran3i8co, %. San. - 2(m
Otorgen be8 20. SauuOr mahte &apt. Sad
eiueu 2ngriff ali bu8 ga9er ocS Sbcrlt Ser,
naro, muroe ieooh luriitgeid)laJeu. Sin
SnOlanT wuroe get5otet un0 OrCt an6ere Der.
munoet. Sdmmtlide Yicroe, wllfe Die }nz
oianer nit iif fuhrten, fielen in Die 6duoe
Der g8siBeu. Die ycttcren babeu teineu Ser
init I'll befla5en. 3te @rnuOluer bon
Yaquina. San, Sito=Gw9ou, begeu groBe
Is urd)t Dor clnem llcberall uou SciteH Der
Sn0iauer. Die 5raucn uuo Siuoer ans Sit
Gltp IinO an 8roO Oe5 0ampfer5 yOuetta
gebGad)t mor0eu, I'M Dor llebaridllen Der Sn'
oianer iiter 81 icin. Die Dtlnner Der Staot
baben o0gegen Gin QroBesSlOd5auS erbaut II.
oaIIelbc in &ertAciolsun9s6uitanO ueriebt.
Sltle Tun1ilien itHo threr Si1erbett iucgell
uQd) GreutOus@0untg 9erelIt.
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Selesrapbiide Sepei1ell.

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Cr. 8 y. Jtlt0r6.
Gtr. 141, Bef- 5upettes, unter5alb Der
Nnmnrhitrnpp

: 1EIs TT D@FSE'N "E'kNt JUIU III
SonarotraBe.
turd5 80 id6rioe GrilbruHaeu in Soipit1teru unb
Hripar~pfars beGhiat, cine idneus osiIuna in aGsn
aranibeten Der Sdrn SrsGae. Der Rersn BQis.
Blut<, Salse. Raieh- mao oauttrdntheittn, 8e>
Ssitesfranfbei sd oireiutt Il. I, 10. Bu surantuen
uno aqe 8rantbsisn BON Iusitpeiians unO unbes
bahtIamtet.
Ssunse 3ente,
pRrberatbet ODER iid su psrbcrltben beabii9tiaenb
foltsu Sic Strait ibres aorpers unb @eines uteSer
neu beleben. epe he 8rartbeit uno unslHt an ibre
Iobtommen uererben. Die at,ncieu bes Oottots
finD potio unb idneu in Der gBleoerbelcbun9: iope
lie aud, ales gSiIt Gus benz 9luie trei:eu. Spredl.
Runoen BON ubr Wtorsens bis Il ubr Witta9e, q
nbr HGhmit;ass, 6-9 nbr abeucs. Ntstt3in
tuiro an irseno elne 1orciie gei5ft. a.
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Ginuanfsm!!
uttare Ed ttmut ben uhs
Observation-Disclosures
yatst, 8btltpps a Gomp.'s
0esisr xai'henu9ren (etmas @lesoasss' }
Iub etu uolles aiortiment Der beIier
Itberelotfirten g&saaren btl
GSep. 1s. E5sbb 8 gr.t
,ssaS 5de bsr Baltimore uEe SilhtEf.
Berlog> agonteaDteCs
Barlorz9 5onbslters
8artorsxt taaoaiisrs.
Stbtsta sss sst baaseiierss.
Sibliot5efs &Sanoeliel5,
8bi;otPeEs8 sGussiitrs.
gS Ssa!ssr hanSe.ierSy
sssimmetzG Gbanbeliers,
@Bsnrnsrsg kaassIssfs.
Sxusfsursghanbsiiers,
Sausilur=@ SuubeIters,
SGus fur 5banStisrs.
gus Gzfsn SasetmrithtnnseE:
Yaalfsrz unb - asr6 breu mo
ReparatETSs5 Bel
z. .. Z Eapicion,
Nr. 3, lozVib5rteTttQ6e.
ssr.iIis1Ssj 5tr. 8, Ncrozsttusohr.
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ifebenosu Slagen wurbsn ein9efsitst, nm bic
8etrase laner giniubri0ue fiir Die Ser. ct.
wieoer III erlan9en. Ser @eneralz zIuwalt
iagt, baB iene Suporteurc oamaIS BON ben
GOnf0oerlrten se;muu9eu worben icteu, bic
30as Al 6e3ablen, uuo oaB tciue Ser. Staa-
ten6eamten Su iensr 3eIt in alubama se9en<
martig pareu, nm gegen Ou5 Ssrfahren Der
Goni6Oerirten eirsuiAreiteu. Sn Sol9e Oei-
len miiiIe man Die Sla9en iallen laiIsu.
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Die uuuatiirlidJe 0lutter faBte inbeIisu ben
GntidluB, nod ebe lie ben Srt uerlaiie, tbr
Sino, Oas Die unituIoigellriade bes e9eliden
llnirieoenS mar, III ermOrOeu. 3uerit madte
he oeu uergeblidIsn SCriudl, bas Sinh lm
Bette ;u eriildeu; eann bradIte lie oas Sinh
III Elm 3tmmer, luOrju uHgcp0hnltte SdIte
herrifte; ie wollte oa5 SmO crfrieren laiien
uno iette es mehrere SruuOeu lang Der SGlte
aus. 2l5 and Dies nidlt 9eIiugeu moQte,
ueriicl lie auf eIne au0ere ihredIhere SOoeS.
art. GlueS IbenbS nQmlitI, ais fe nit ib
rem &inoe g0nj 0uein im0auie mar, OeridllOB
iic ale 9hiiren uuo 5eulter unO Derbatrita
clrte 0ieielbln; oaun bOlte ie cine Art, lcgte
Den SOpf oe8 AiuOeS aui eiHcn 0OlibIOd un0
bicb i'm nit ;wet Strejben uOllidnoig bonn
Rumpie ab. @leid) carauf Oraug ibr Maun
nil nIebrereu RaAbaru luS 6au5 Elm uuo
iaben, mas geiteben mar. Die unuatiirlihe
Diutter heulte mo 9ebcrocte iit uie pahuiius
mig. Sic wurOe uer90itct uuo uaf Dem Sc
iGngniB abgeiitbrt, no lie T4 mieOerbOlt 5u
Dem &erbreteu betannte. S5r @ebabrcA i'm
@eiduguiB IaBt oenSt)luB 3u, OuB tie wahu,
TRntg ii, luocien miro Dies uOaSaAOerIdaz
oiJeu nod bc3peiiet.
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Santcnbacb's
rombinirtG CHIC. .SDrup

bat i in lester 3ett cine beionoere Stipulation as
beilmitlel fir gu ten, Grtditunoeu. SAILS uno
2uu9enz arcnbeiten (Sron6itis) mo 6llonoCrs iiir
Den @roup Sulen BON Rinosrn ermatbcn.
&Srcis 25 unS 5ds GentS pro Tlaicbe.
3ubaben bel alien 0rOsultCu uno Gpotbetrru Il, bti
". SGutenbatb,
beuHher Apotbefer,
RoroofzGie Der Gutaluz uno Saratoqunra6e, rnh
+. SautcnbGb
GID Gde bar &remont. nm GsrnnElinEr Be =
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fonie Die empire" unb Gle Gnccrn, aub rStn9er
Nr. 9" in oem s ampf@ 9fepartrzs zsa6en BON
SbomGs SbanfS,
(Sanl, IS. S.t&uD @de Der eombaro= uno S5arpnr.
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aatrgc fabrifGnteH.
gtbtTdlcr g1ua iir NduNltIi tErS 2}lST)
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Observation-Disclosures.
Ourhnchrnunt.

SO # on, NtaH., 27. San. - gteuerotngS
iinb wtcber oiele Arbelter aus Dem 6lotten'
buuboie in @barlestowu entlaiieu moroen.
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T. Gol0s nmb SilberDaareg.
saa$S6 =" neusr @demu6;assI.
Ezitsoute StIberfa aGen.
9oloene unb flterne Al @ { nnereH'
SsiIberplattirte SSGaren,
Jits ReSiern aateu.
0sue Bronses u Il o.
An jebr bi0i9eu &reiien bet
N. Y. aSdrHss
Il lsinem Eeuen 9c&dIts, ,,-,.,-ax
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33. Sabrgan9.
speiial : Noti3ell.
Shreibmatertalieu Il. +. 10.

Shreibmatertalien II. (. 10.
sIbums - muittatiite pbotosrapbii6s uno auto
orapbiIte, @ dtetopulte N tIllllnenl Feosr,
iinrn SQn,Pn 4rUsitstGiten IN ruifi6em eeoer uno
solhleo,r, Sbnsiel5oljti16en, 8drtertdit6en in
riiiilten 9tosr, YtarotfO, SaIbleber unb Berlen,
blbite Nemoraubur- Sutber uno Ga9ebl4er (Dia-
ries), SbrsomdteriaIien1 81itGn.
tsugeeubeimer & SSeiI.
TlaRuiotturiiteu, Sdnoler
unb Sruder,
I0nn-NA Rr ~. gRRffs 81 OnItiInnreHrnRe.
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Die miifltcbltc @rTnNun9 Der


HrdniofiitbeS Stdcfc : ENAMEL
ioQte in cotr 5amllic 9ebraudlt weroeu.
IS etbt oCI peintpauo ciHcH nonCn garJ tllt
bic IorCn brs iSubritGts, HRo maGt oCn Gltcittu
grtitcl irlld uEo Heu au6iCbcEn.
G Grip art u T bctt
neem has SuoelteH lciht uH0 gldu oaruber but
iC0rt, uno bCUObrt OIC StGrtc rom SCitlc5tH.
IS eripurt SClo,
od as bCete RciultQtc bsl Uur bGbCm SohprclIe Der
lest 9CtrduCbttu StotTe T'tcIt, unO
eSipart oIC SLcl0un8Sfudc
ourh ieluC erbUleEocH Gtgcrlbdtru. InftW Et IGus
qtr obne gtUdiheu III WerNCn 5rcuLcr, gctydqen ucys
ocn t0nneH. inhtm C6 yu tutt qcDINtn auootbuunG
oiCien8en Stoiic nid)t GuiHImlt, wclbt 9Wo9EiU
oIC 3lCl6cr bCibmutt Uor btltdo,At
jCot ifumIlie Iolltt cs 9CbriuhtH,
Scbcr Dame ut Ce uOtbmcUola.
3cbc G8GiAiGGu UlIp oa0urb tl.tn SoytbclI pnz
ocH.
Frdgt gurcn grocrrr 0GrNlcr oaHr. BCuu
CT IS nj4t bat, TO- idat i'm, 100 cr Is beiommGn
tam.
glscucnWcr0cn in ierer sldot uuo staottcn in Osu
Gu StGatcn utrCngt, UClhtu grngc %orttelt On1
95tottn Urrotn. Wtan ldrItbC iltr SeclRgun9cn mo
&utulOr3.
8urnBam & Gump.,
9tr. IUO, " c It Z 0 III b q I It H.
Baltimore, 0to.
dQtinilc FlbTIfGutGH.
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gpeaial : @otl3sn.
RaIttupre

Sire Sniurants SiIts.
@as1ef1. sefe Udn Sontb, uns aiatstNt:s
,,.xShsrt iortwdhrele ee9eu BerEf ooer Snaosn
pmm pr,m Branbunslni. Iopobl in eer gtaot, tuis i'm
SanSs, alls artsn pom @ieentbum. Bobn. eaoen5 u.
4aarsnb iuitr. SaEbeis9itsr, afereauptoonfte, Wss
ssIn oausaeIGtbiu1iter, i'm Sau bcsrtfTsne oeer I'M
Saisn in 2Qounq bsfHoiiGe tyabrseuse u. !. 10.
Das Onetortum bsItebt aus iol9enoau Serren
gBr -. Sarriion, YIohesnt;
@,o n Bders, ). b. 3Gpfi,
Sonih &. gBiliou T.. Robt. Senfins.
Snsnb Isrninaten, O.. Rorton SteTGrt,
SYnncis 3. aina, q. 9. RetucoTer,
Ssurn Sorroll, GIptGe 9crDtS,
* GteuGrt EB. GB. Ea1IoI,
H6u,. 8. Gruns, Sstctt @ossa'
a,s G.ssI ysa,t ipre in ber Sffier Sinpef=@ie Don
SouiS' uno BotrRr srtBstls iDoanS aGsaaltrds;
s0s m s5stn gTsstS Sss ssr ssu as,sn
phnI&en mag. ,,.s
(Sar.1.1S.D Or. n0osmprf9' Stfr.
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St. Courtney g. Bruoer,
Str. Ia, Storb Sbarlesitraee,
Gds Der Sapsttsirobe.
gsir MAIDEN aui unsreu rsi46altisea uub Giiortir'
ten 8orratb pon
Gbampasasr,
Rbeinss eiuen Don Der f.inffen Snalitdf'
Gberrez, Yprt@ uno Diaoeiras DeIren,
Sranntrosin,
Scotd;, a3bistsp uno
SaSannazS Sigarren
cuimertiam, pelbs aue 5uet ggo9ta ps, Srs;n nyr
Smnforoen uub i'm 9[einer 81 Sn9ToB1pte's" '''>
tauft peIeel. ~
feineu G5ee
ulo
ausaepaslts Sroesries asaaren fir samtlis.
um.;r;ne Mopntcu pes 6eru9mten lub bou IL ret=
nsuRooaeu % tstea. (SeSl5'lEVai)
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Oou Spfpn.

8oiton, 81. Sau.-Die uerItorbene i5ruu
SarriS @rap Otis bat Elm ei9enes SsrmO9er
uOn S25O.OOO buterluiieu. OurH Oas Se
itament tbre8 8ruOer5, beS uerltOrbenen 8l=
liam $. 8oaroman erbte lie S8O0.000. ST.
ibrem Gsitamente uernladte DIE Selilorbene
Dem Waiitn.2Qp1 fir Utdoden s25OO, Oanr
s25OO Der yNational= Seemann'8 ,9eimat4"
pon Quincy, Naii., unO s25OO benz WatrO-
iens4mlS., Sailors snug ,Harbor" 9euannt
$4,000 iolen gum Seiien Der SOlOaten aus
Der NadlaBmaiie be5ubIt weroen, bic i'm lsb'
ten aue9e Oteuteu, roenn lmmer Elm Snitltut
Su oeren 8een orgauiilrt tu,rOen miro. Sc.
benz ibrer 9iener bat iie elm Se9at bon $500
nern,nd1t
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9Olll Aanr0d

rei ootr atm Otrbtiratbt oOcr uit '0te Itin Etbfn
iIr cine Icineu i.ien utiprtcUoe Summt oerlhern,
uuo in rem uorolrsH RGrgs sr bsi.gsiGttssn Stlsl'
ihaIteu tebt Die
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aNer INrInn1drft.

9ew z9ort 25. 3aHuar. -@slo IdlOt
ifuu6 Su 4-5; g8chiel felt 95-t; Sob tel
135-14; 8uu0c8zObltgatlOuen tAdtig, Sc6
ier 119s, '62er 1158; Attien i6loiien attlo
Central 1851, @rie 664, gate SbOre 95B
Su8. Central 1901, Yltt5blrg 90, gfortb'
weltern 80, YriOrttdten 9OS, 9fod 50lanl
113t.
S,lauS bes llntcridabumte8 1907, ASS
in Cob uno $22, ,78l ,647 @ourant.
Scr ,,SreOitz Wlpbtlter"= . et)Din6cl
in Der Qcetsla'u: BON RenufVl=
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3uH9,n, bod gtlsmanO t6Otlihe.
Die Nferpeieudle in DlcpaSa,

Strginta, y. San. = Nue SdIuelis
Oefsn iomobl, ais aud ale 8ergpsrte nit
2lu5uobme BON Slueien, baben Die Arbeit cin'
geleut wegeu Der Bisroeieude. Der 6rattz
pertcbr Swiibeu Der GdenbabH unO Yuutten
i'm Ditlidtn uHo iijOltfgn gteOaOa lit auf
SdljeulelpQuue beid)rIuit.
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Srano bes ,,NattOnal SbeaterS"
in S8atbtn8ton. - RSeeeutenSer

SeCluif.
g8Qihtn at on, %. San. - 0as Sra.
tionat 3 beater" lit abgebrannt. Die nebenan
eelegenen @ebGuoe, Oarunter ba8 DSmperlalz
6otel," iino beoeuteno burdl gSaiier beIdld
otgt moroen. Dtau maro ioeben 9err beS
6euers.
Sine weitere g1ahrit)t iagt: 9as ygtatios
nalsSheater" 1T Elm Sriimmerbaufe Wttller
& SoueS, BluiarO glguer, Uerlteren $4,000
auSl1lieBlit) Der IIiefurauS. Der Serlult
OeS ,Smperal<0otel8" erreitt $4,000, Die
4Tefuran3 lit nur 9ering. .-Otao. Dates, bic
oeben ba8 Natlonal=2heater" er0nnet hattie,
erleibet beoeutenoen Serlut, cbenIo Der 0tz
rettor, Sr. Sauille. SIN Bubifl1m auBert
fd fir be Qbgebrannteu erhebli6e Spmpas
tbie.-0a8 , Rltionql=5heater" gerieth 9egen
II llbr Wtorgen5, o0er furS Dor Dem Se9tnn
Der Yrobe, in 8ranO. Der 8iibneu Clint
mermann entbsdte suerlt oas 6euer uno
madte iOiort Illarm. Die CUR I3elt i'm
Sbeater befinblihen 2eute retteteu, mas 6u
retten mar, batten aber glett3eltt9 tbre llebe
gtotb, iidI ielbit in Std)erhctt 5u brln9en.
2lS &eranlaiIuua De8 Sran0es miro bos
8cr1eu elmer SeisrGbre ange9e6eu. Ser
grano Qrifi ihneQ I'M it'd, unO ob9lett 3ur
3elt fen befti9er gSinb ruehte, 10 ilno bod
alle nebenan. liegeuoen, meiitentbeils alten
9ebGuoe benz 8eloerben gemetht. gtur oas
,Smperial 6otel" wuroe oerbdltuiBmGBtg
uubeoeuteuO beidGoigt uuO Der Serluit ouf
s25 900 beSiffert. 0a8 6otel it Gt9entbum
oes orn. 3. y. Otattlon IN Utica, N.-Y.,
Sr. SgfeS Bdtter.
Ser benz Gbeater Sugcfitgte Sfaben ers
rei9t 100000, meltsr auf W. .. Hapleg
f1Ql uuo nur rurd $4,000 2tiefuran5 gez
oedt iit. 9ireftor SuuiIe Ocllicrt ieine 9anse
@arOsrO6e, DtaO. SauiQe cine Men9e 8ertb.
Iaheu.
8or IS SoGrtn iuuroe an oerielben SteQe
Elm S6sater SerIi0rt. Otan beabRdtl9t, los
fort ous 3beater mieOer Su crrt6ten.
Utao. Saues Dates butte getern 4tenb
nit ihrer ''Burlesque Co." grade etne 6elbe
SOriteuuugen er0finet. Die 9eieai4lft uer-
liert beinabe ibre 9an5e Sabe.
9ll5 Der Srano ausbradl, perludten bic
@Glte oe8 ,SmperialsS sSotel" 10 ihnea, ais
m0qlif, su en!fonlmen uno auh ial y@b6ittz
t5onie" btrridte grOBe SeftirSung, ob9leid
oa8 Qeetere unu.rebrt enttam.
9as ,gtatiouul,Sbe beater" beitubet itt an
Der s., amii9en Der Is. unO Ii. StraBe, uno
benz llmian0e, baB sur 3eit Der g8tno nidt
itarf mar, lit e8 allein SHSuhrciben, oaB Die
5lammen ieine grDBere Serbeerun9 antlttez
ten. I'm llbr iatmItta9s hattie man Oas
Seuer bsipdlttgt uno Elm iibcr Die StraBe 8ez
Ipauntc5 Sell belt oGe llnberufcnen fern uoH
Der 8rau0itdtte. Nuf Der SnaBe aber tam
ben cine Dtenge MenidIcn, woUon beionoer8
Die weibliden Ingeiletten hes GbcatcrS nit
betrJbtcr Wticue aui Die Gritmmer tbrer 9abe
blidten.
MtiQer & Sones meroeu erbe6lidl ii6er ben
s12 900 crreitenOeu 9ctrag ibrCr 9liietnran5
perliersn, 6r. SpteS tOmmt nit gerinaerenl
Scrlufe oapOu, ais ntan 4uian9S an9cnoms
men bate.
9as 8eusr rici erbeblide 2lufrsgun9 berUor
uno fbrte cine groBe Wieuideamen9e aus
aaen &gellen Ger StaOt mad Der SranOfdtte.
Oou Spston.
8oiton, 81. Sau.-De uerItorbene 6rau
SarriS @rau Otis bat Elm ei9ene5 SermO9eH
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Slus Sincinnafi.

@tnctnnatt, ., p. San. - Seiiern
GbeHb muroe sum ereu Wtule in oieir StaOt
eln SacreO-@Onjert in 8obInion'S yOpera=
Souie" 9egeben. QarOb lIn0 bic 0lltgljeoer
Der Oaritieocueu irOmmeu reli9iOien 9emein.
Den b0d)lit tutriiret mo fe wOIlCn cine iolf'
iIinoige @ntbelli9uug oe5 SabbutbS tiiui.
tig nt6t mebr geitatten. Die 0iieHtlthe
Slbllotbef uuO Die 8uuitgauerle lit jegt
Snuntln8 eheuinll5 acniinCt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-01-29
Sis eiu,ise Gbte perbeiierte Snipe'itb
IuhmGldliNe.

ger. s0O1F, EBen. 5altimOreftrake.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-04-24

\ House ~ CALIFORNIA ONE THOUSAND
YEARS OI.p-The loitiest house, and the
most perfect in the matter Of architect
urc have ever seen, was that which a
wood chopper occupied with his family
one winter in the forests Of Santa Cruz
county. 1t was the cavity of redwood
tree, two hundred and forty feet in
height. Fire had eaten away the trunk
at the base until circular room had
been formed sixteen feet in diameter.
At twenty feet or more from the ground
was a knot hole which afforded crrcss
for the smoke. With hammocks hung
from pegs, and few cooking utensils
hung upon other pegs, that house lacked
no essential thing This woodman was
in possession of a house which had been
a thousand years in process of building.
Perhaps on the very day it was finished
he came along and entered in. How did
all jack knife and handsaw architecture
sink into insignifcance in contrast with
this house in the solitude of the great
forest. Moreover, the tenant Jared like
a prince. Within thirty yards of his
coniferous house a mountain stream
went rushing past to the sea. In the
whirls and eddies under the shelving
rocks, if one could not land half dozen
trout within an hour, he deserved to go
hungry as penalty for his awkward.
ness. Now and then deer came ont
into the openings, and, at no great dis.
lance, quail, rabbits and pigeons could
be found, What did this man want
more than Nature furnished him? He
had house with a "cupola7 two hund.
red and forty feet high, and game at the
cost of taking it. This Arcadian SIM
|plicity would have made a LASTING i'm.
preston, but for solitary remark, that
nothing could be added to give life a
more perfect zest. "Well, yes" said he
i reckon if you are going back to town.
you might tell Jim to send me ,,p a gal.
lon Of whisky and some plug tobacco
It will not do to invest q hollow tree
with too much of sentiment and poetry.
If that message had not been suggested
we should have been under the delusion
to this day that the lives of those pot,-
pie, dwelling in house fashioned &
Thousand years ago, were rounded to q
perfect fullness, without one arti6cial
WANT Overland Monthly.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-04-24
TFeR1Bns CoxplrloN OF Hlspoo WoMES.

TrpR,R1r CoNprrIoN OF HlNnoo WoMEN
At a late meeting of the Womens
Union Missionary Society in New ork
Miss Britain, q missionary, gave Q
graphic description Of the benighted
and degraded condition of the women
of India. She stated that even the high
caste ladies of India are worse than
the inmates of our prisons. In the
province of Bengal also there are, she
said, over three hundred thousand WON
en- secluded and deprived of all inter
course with friends, owing to the idola'
try and superstition of the people. The
homes of these women, even OF high
caste class, are miserable. They are
isolated from the portions used BY the
men in small room. whose only fur
niture is wooden bed with piece OF
mating, chair, table, and little box
to hold their effects. They will Sit
there the year in and year out, never
seeing any one but their husbands, and
then only in the night time, and can
never see sister after she is married,
and rarely her mother. Ii sick she can
have no mothers care though living in
the same house, and in her room must
remain during her life The condition
of her children is even worse. A wo-
man. when married, leaves her fathers
house for the apartments OF her hns-
band, and that is the end of her free
dom and social relations with her par
ents and relatives. They are often
married as young as three To ten years,
and every child must marry before ten.
Then her Imprisonment begins, she is
permitted occasionally 10 visit her moth
er's house, but her mother cannot visit
her in sickness, and she insianced cases
where sisters being within block had
not met in seventy years. The picture
she drew of the condition of widows
was even worse; they are looked on as
drudges; they can never comb their
hair: must wear ii down their backs:
can never sleep on bed: must wear
the coarsest material, and can never Sc
cure the sympathy OF any one. The
condition Of hundreds and thousands
of females. old aad young. is even worse
than inmates of our prisons, and it is
to fight the ignorance and superstition
that makes woman reclusc and n
slave that these missions have been es-
tablished in India.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-04-24

tiers to find It again in very truth. And
, syte the tailor's hand was we'll again,
there was . patron for him who dressed
:; ;s snch. : manner that Sam could no long
er doubt him q gentleman. The attic
lodrer wears the finest broadcloth now,
and the tobacconist bows low as he
meets him on his way out, or sells him
choice Hayanas over the counter. DE
stons at the doorin his carriage, and
lodges in the attic no longer; but ne new
has forget the loaf OF bread gavenhm
by the tailor's wife when he was starving.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-01-06
TBlEDEIOgRjy
MoNNqs .',s:. zaM, s.
f5,6g;lq5;lI:llstlx.
IS ~

BE- DELAY-ExcpsE Us, " you
pLEysE. The destruction by lirc q
the premises of the firm in New York
Iron whom we get our paper, causes a
delay in our publication. HerOafter
VIZ shall be out on time III incGndl-
aries aud the epizoOtic will give ~ a
chance. Excuse usthis time, "ef sc
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The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-01-06
I.IOIfOIlS

Is the hest in this market. lie cnllS pnr-
tirulnr attention to his assortment Of fine
old Rye and Bourbon Nhlskics, which hS
oilers at the lowest market prices.
.a +. TlERSFi. dee Is
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-01-06
J.H. CLIFTON 4 co
CHROMOGRAPMY.

| have recently connected with my
Photographs Gallery a new branch of
Art, called Chromography, specimens
Of which can be seen at my Gallery, on
SIuin Street. Weston.
Beautiful Oil Chromos, after some
Of the masters. will be sold, handsome
" framed, for one half less than New
York prices. Orders received for the
Holidays for Figure Pieces, Land
scapcs, Fruit or Flower Pieces,
promptly filed. s. E BARRETT.
READ THlS-READ THIS.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-01-06
READ THlS-READ THIS.

NTorlcs-To ALI WHOM IT NAY
IN concern :-Desiring to settle up orr
business for the past year, We hereby
notify all persons Indebted 10 The firm Of
RYAN L HALE for Boots, Shoes, Repair.
ing, h., that II their accounts are not set
tied, either BY Cash or Note, OH or before
January list, 1873, they will be placed In
the hands ofan officer for collection. Pay
up and sare costs. RYAN MALE.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-01-06
! siGApEp
TosEpn A. WATSON,
TIE T1ERNEY HOUSE.

TIL, T1ERNEY HOUSE.
rs@:iE proprietor Of this olANnd POP
1 ulAr stand would respectfully inform
10 public that he lii just received u fnlI
und complete stock OF ..y.l.
GROCERIES, AND PROVISIONS,
Of the lest quality and al tue lowest pricIs.
Ills stock VI ~ .NH 'I +'.