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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-12-29

, The heather in his blindness" and
: inquire rhy Christians are not interested
N the ordinary missionary intelligence,
nd i'll giving the gospel-which has
lone so much for them,-to those who
still chow down to wood and stone.r
Granted that it is true that mission
AIRY periodicals are not very interestin"
reading matter. Strange as it may
seem, this is the fault of the people at
home. They want to hear of ii reason
able amount of work done bv their mis-
sIOnaries, and an unreasonable amount
OF success, Yielding to this demand. il
statement here and there drops out OF
the letter, or the report, which lit
would never do to publish = for it would
discourage the people" from contrib
utlng the dimes and dollars to carry on
the missionary work. The missionaries
themselves, soon learn what is expected
N'eir reports and letters. and either
nit cr;,.I, sing. or make them according
=" tneiI pattern, hm,i huhct they are
very much alike. And none are more
conscious of this than the missionaries
themselves. And when these mission
AIRY papers come back to those who
iullN understand the situation, one of
them says, mot Life and Light but
Death and Darkness would he the
fitting name
Now. if all the lights and shadows
could be a harmonious whole. even aS
are the Bible pictures. iii which the
dan Ikest stains of sin are given. equally
with the shining grace> of holiness.
And instead OF discouragiug. such pic
lures ought to have the opposite effect.
for Were there no genuine coin, of what
Use would II he to counterfeit ! 1t i>
the old story of the wheat and the
tarcS growing together until the har-
vest"
In considering why missionary intel
ligcnce is stupid, another fact is worth
remembering. 1t is that other people.
not missionaries, and other things not
connected with missionary work. are
often thought stupid and unintcrc>timg.
till they are better known. or till they
become involved with our own inter
c>tS. when. all at once. We see them in
Il different and brighter light Even
the Bible seems To some. if not actually
Il stupid book. not very desirable read
ing matter. and the place of PRAYER and
of divine Worship dull. to SAY the least
But let the grace of God till the heart.
and the Bible glnw> with interest. 1t
l. full of Il loving Fathers words. and
the place where that Father and His
son, ouI Rcdccmcr. meet their chosen
ones becomes ''nomc other than the gate
of heaven. Why not seek to know
more of the hcathrn and What i hcin"
done fnr them. 10y reading the mis-
>ionarN intelligence" faulty though il
hc, and giving ;" freely for this work
that 1t will hrcomc Your own. and then
what seemed "a h"Ic" may hrcomc
even more than cndurahc. positively
interesting. Make this work Nuur OWN.
for WAS it not said to go" all" ''G" We
into all the world" etc.
And that brings u> back To the hrathcn.
VIII" must again hr left fnI another
letter.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-12-29
BTSIN ES.S ARDS.

CHAS. a. AIKEN,
rIANO-FORTE TUNER JoHNsoN's BLOCK,
Railroad Street. st Juhnsbury.
T.. Is. CUSHING, MD,
homeopathic Physician and surgeon.
Successor 10 Dr. HoUghton.)
".. tui residence opp. the Bakery. Main st
HENRY &. BATES.
ATTORNEY At LAW, K. ST, st. John~bury
" faithfully attend to any professional busi
D. rutruStrd to his care at moderate charges.
&C. n II. 4. BABBITT,
Dealers i'll
.E. ud FANCY GOODS BOOTS and SHOES
r..,,,. R.aiy Made Clothing, Sloer Plated
afr.. e.. which will be sold for Cash
l,,.idN PAY at the Lowest Prices. at
The New odd Fellows Block.
.....,I, ~lnEEr 81. JoHNsBIRY. Vt
DN\IEL>. SYLVESTER n CO.,
DEALERS
WHAT'S AND GROC EEIES.
Ward- Flock, Railroad STREET.
ENErLETr, DANIELS x co.
pEALERsIN
'EuC EEIES AND MEATS.
.-..-,,t street 1t. Johnsbury
BILLIARD a FOLSOM,
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS.
St Johnsbury.
''. Bank Block Nam Street
l"d residence, Dr. Fol,om's residence
.I-.'fu \ venue. Cherry Street.
'..r r"uI- from to 10 \. NJ. to > l.. NJ.
=. 4. BROOKS, VI. d..
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
'..' HE-t"~Idrmcr, opp. the Bakery, STD ohnsbu1N
WN. W. CIRCUIT.
'II""NEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
barton Vermont
GEO. II. FRENCH,
'.ALEE IN GENERAL MERCHANDISE
''- 900 GODS usually kept i'll a country store.
IriceN as lOtr as the lOIcest d!
o-- Ms" legal papers made upon short notice
.Ni.tT- FtLLs VERMONT
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-12-29

lists. But sbesides these. whose opera
tlons cover hundreds of thousands. there
Is Shoal of smaller fry, many of them
relations. constituents. or intimate ac-
qnalntanceS of members, who make il
point to know" ii dozen or two Con-
Sressmen and claim to be able to ..in-
tiuence" all they know. Won know
lhlS class has its headquarters chiefly in
the lobhes of Willard's and the Metro
politan hotel, most of them chew tobac-
c" and drink whiskey straight. and as a
rule they are impecunious and always
waiting for '',omcthing to turn up.
Not il few eX-members, who have run
I" seed but make the most of THEN
privilege of access to the floor of the
House, belong to the unenviable class
The queen of the feminine branch of
lobbyists is il lady who was born in
Alexandria, but has lived in Washing
ton for a number of Years She is a
widow; is rich, stylish. and extremely
fascinating. She has had some hun
dreds of offers of marriage; but with
marriage her power would be gone (tu
Il considerable extent, at least.) so she
prefers to remain single. She drives IL
tNlish but quiet turnout. ficqucuts the
Presidents receptions occasionally. and
drinks Il pint bottle of champagne AT
her breakfast regularly every morning.
Three other ladies, almost equally
attractive, monopolizc with her the
''hcaVN' business i'll that line. and one
of these is the wife of naval officer.
None of them are loud" and they all
belong to the elite and move in the very
best society. Mrs. B. of New Orleans.
who was conspicuous here three or four
Years ago. where she waS instrumental
III securing Il famous contract from the
Treasury Department, has left us foI
'"ther fields and pastures new" and
now, believe. resides in New York.
Senators and members used To meet ut
her house ON F street. close to WiIlard's
hotel. and haV" ii grand old time"
She was handsome woman of tLc
Spanish type. with sparkling black eyes
and extremely passionate and fond of
fun, VIII" made plenty OF money and
spent 1t recklc>Sly. Those were few.
however. who held the open sesame to
her parlorS on such occasions. for it j.
natural that Senators. ovcrtlnwing with
dignity in the Senate Chamber. would
not like t" he caught ovcrtloWimg with
champagne in the buudnir of an at
tractiVc woman
Mrs. K. also. Il Texas lady. con
spicuou> tor her beauty and da>hinn
81 lc, WAS famous in thos, daNS. but i
now rather fading into oL>cmitv. She
WAS here last session. but did not ac-
compli>h much. could mention. bl
name. IL dozen or two more. who have.
made and are making money in large
sums 10y Cooperating" in this way but
want of space fnrhidS further details. at
present. Perhaps. in Il Il future letter.
may draw the curtain Il little farther
aside still. and show some of the
features of ''lobhN in"" which | have,
omitted to-day. illustrating them with
examples of the work accomplished.
FoI the present, must dismiss the sub
Icct with last thought ot Mr.. H.
wonderful parrot and her little friend
"D0t. of those wicked but happy
days, LurI-.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-12-29

letter with the following super-
Scrlption passed through the mail. not
long ago:
Speed away, speed away on this bright spring day.
L" that fine town of our State. not far away
Which bears the name land the fame All not
retained >
OF him who wrote Paradise Lost and Resained
In that town seek the home of one who for wears
Has been in his place mot detained by the fears
ot sun. wind "r rain, those excuses some raiseD
On each Day of the Lord Ia lead in the praise.
In the church where the clock above in the tuw'r
shows on lis face and with its tongue tells the
hour
When this home you have found seek the Younger
And when you have found him your Journey is
done.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-12-29
Squibs.

Mother, have any children ?" asked
an urrhln ot eight summers. ''Why,
no what put that into your head ?" re-
turned the surprised parent "Bccause
read to-day about childrcn's children"
answered the acute Juvenile.
The champion liar of Huntsville. is
III an Alabama Jail. \ kind-hcartcd
clergy man asked him how he came to
hc there. The fellow said. with tears
III his eyes. that he was coming home
from prayer meeting and sat down TO
rest. fell asleep. and while he was aslccp
there. the county built the iail around
him. and when he ;Iwoke the taller re-
fused to let him out There an, in
dlctmcntS against him in every county
west "i the GuIdalupc. and he has al
ready served ont one term at Hunts
Vile.
An inchriatcd Jrrseyman in New
York, led 10y flaming posters advertis-
ng the play of The Forty Thieves"
At \ihl">. went to the box office and
called f"r ticket. at the same time
throwing down Il - grccnhack. On
receiving III return 81 and IL ticket the
had expected to pay about fifty ceuts.)
the aSt"niShcd country man. looking first
at the money and then ut the ticket.
exclaimed, al H-h-how much DIVER ask
10 (hir( see these Forty Thieves rr
The ticket seller Informed him that the
price was -. well" said jersey.
throwing back the ticket and looking
sharply at the official. "vou NAV
k-k-kcep yer ticket don't care about
seeing the other thirty -uiue''
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-12-29

r EtUHtrS Houses in st. JOhnsbury.
Agricultural Tools and Hardware.
.H-,... \ SONS Hoyts Block. l.. l.. ST
Apothecaries.
... g.. N,iHAM. No. ; Bank Block Main ST
Attorneys at Law.
g Won IGOMEHY, Jewett's Building. r K St
,.l NAY. over K. L. Office and Post Office
rUNN IpE. No.2 Caledonian Blk.. up stairs
l' WILLARD. Main ST. over Hall 4 Fletcher's =
... ..,. Estate Bruker.
Books and Stationery.
H.NNEUA \ EOWELL. Calcdonian BIN Main 81
Book Binders.
u ~IpNE \ co. Agts. Monument square.
BI,nl>>--LegaI and Business.
" ~Ip\E \ Co. Monument Square.
Bakers and ConfectionerS.
...~~ 5 BRADLEY, Main Street.
CInthing for Men and Boys.
.NI fNIEEANkS n co, Fairbanks Village
tr"ck"ry, Glass and stone Ware.
s INll;BNNkS y co, Fairbanks Village.
tuprjrmS. Paper iIangings, Window shades.
.A g. IAIEBANKS Il co, Fairbanks Village.
Dentists.
HIEkIN>. Calcdonian Block. Main Street.
" l. Goods, Groceries and Fruits,
HE.HLW~ \ PErTENGILL Eastern Avenue
prN Goods. and Ladies' Fancy Goods.
"a H tLE Avenue Block X. X. Street
s lAIi;HANkS n co. Fairbanks Village.
Furniture and Caskets.
HALL \ >WIl>EE. Main Street.
~pNlIA tALDEEWOOD. EO.O.F.Blk l. l. -
Family Groceries and Fruits.
'Iuk s. GOULD Eastern Avenue.
File Manufacturers.
6. ."..-hntN f'lr Works. opp. Passenger Depot
rr"crrie> and housekeeping Goods.
. FAIEBANkS n co. Fairbanks NIllisr-
Insurance, tLifr.J
ARGENT t.EtnlD Railroad Street.
Iron Founder and Machini>t.
b." tE BUIZELI.. North end. L. k. Street
Merchant Tailor>.
EDEEWOOD, Dauvillr Block. X. X. Street.
photographs.
. b. CLIFFORD, Calrdnnian Block, Main Street.
Printers and Publishers.
NJ. STONE y co, Calcdonian Block, Main st.
stoves and Tin Ware.
+. FLETCHER, Eastern Avenue.
% f. y ID. q. WOODRUFF Railroad Street
ID rOWDERY, Eastern Avenue.
Variety and Grocery store.
IRA HARVEY. Eastern Avenue.
Watches, Jewelry and Toys.
".,N ARD y EOWELL, Cardonian III h Main 81
... .. HOUGHTON Railroad Street.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-12-29
Travellers Rights.
\ coMrENpIrM OF HALLWAY LAW.

travellers hlghtS.
The following abstract of decision,
affecting railroad ualcl i complied
from Nj. X. V. Rogers book ON :.Th,
Wrongs aud Rights of Il Traveller =
PASSAGE.
y passenger who mi>lay> his ticket
has Il right To ride 50 long a> there is Z,
rca>onahic expectation ut his finding il
during the tlip.
II Il man suffers serious dctlimcnt in
his business 10y being WIongtullv eject
ed from the Gals. il has been held thai
he can recover tnr such LOSSES. il he de
clarc> specially in regard to them. but
il i more generally considered that vim
IictIVc damages cannot bc hal against
Il company unless il authuIiZ,.> tn,
wrongful action beforehand ur approve,
ii afterwards. nI the cast, j. one of gIo>,
negligence or wiiltul misconduct.
y Traveller vino alight> temporarily
and without objection while the tram j.
stopping At an intermediate station.
must have reasonable notice of the
starting of the train.
If Nou get on the WrolIu train You
must pay full fare To the next >tuppim.
place.
1t l. considered Il reasonable cuudi-
ti"n for railway companies I" rcquil,
passengers t" procure tickets before en-
tcring the cal>.
y conductor l. never bound t" receive
passengers VIII" VIII not conform tU
ItA>"hahlt regulations. ~ from then
hehaNl"i or state "i health or person
are offensive I" other travellers.
w omen "t o1ch>lNc habits and chaI-
actcr may h" excluded from the ladies
car. Men calihoi enter II unless there
l. loom mere ana lhcN cannot hnd seat =
'I>cN NhcIt: hut even then they have Il"
II-hi I" enter 10y force. If they cnr,t
praceahi\ dnd Without being f"rhiddrn.
they cannot Il" removed unless other
seals are "HcIcd them ana they refuse
I" move.
man l. not bound I" stay III th"
sm"kIn"-Car.
In Il New \ lnIk ease ii vas held that
passenger h" was not provided with
= seat "l> moi obliged t" p'N fare. ani
II expelled Ion non pay mcnt could
maIntalm an action. Ii l.. however.
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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-12-29
a Farewell to Tobacco.

Dear plant of peace and must it be,
Must l. Jorerer, part with thee2
My Joy, my solace in distress
The balm that soothes when sorrows pr.ss
The only medicine find
mat can compose a gref-worn mind.
We often wondered, as We sat
And took our nightly, friendly chat,
How witless prudc and coquette fine
Gould eer to thee prefer their Wine
lhelr tea, their coffee and such stuff
And wish thee ground to very snuff,
Alas thee Tankcst as far above
Those objects of a wnman's love.
As virtue, talent, sense combined
Outweigh the low, vice poisoned mind
Yet health's vast interests compel,
Thy veriest slave to say .tare,ceu,
Farewell Farewell, delicious plant,
May never insect, worm or ant
Or sun = fierce ray. or wintry shower.
Extract. from thee. that magic power:
by which thou'rt wont to sweetrn life.
And hush To peace all nervous strife.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-12-29
JufrLs.

81. JOHN>BURY HOUSE,
NN'\ STREET. ST JoHNsBURY, VT.
"EO. Il. WALKER, Proprietor.
AVENUE HOUSE.
"N.., $50 STREET. ST. .ToHNsBURY, VI
LOWE \ MORRISON, Propretors.
RUSS HOUSE
>NN FRANCISCO. CALIFORNIA.
IT, >El MOUR Il co. PrOprietors.
VT. MANSFIELD HOTEL,
STOWE. VT.
-. '.t-> Hotel. with all the modern improve
.'Hi- Accommodations tor 300 guests.
y. +. KELLER. Manager.
>T. JULIAN HOTEL,
PORTLAND. MAINE.
GEO +. WARD. Proprietor.
United STATES HOTEL.
Portland. Ne
.''''d IN the very centre of the City. The best
"'hird House for business men.
HEATED BY STEAM.
H'r' u Irention Giren to Guests.
sci with the Best the Market Affords
- Tins hereafter will be but g. 90 per day
. ' E""m-, including Parlor and Bedroom
WOICDTT \ co. Pros.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-12-29
Wood for Sale.

.r ,,''i i""i wood, birch and maple also blocks
, , l' iuch all birch and maple green. taken
".'''trld y. II. by Railroad
JERRY DREW.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-12-29

The smallest Bible ever mad. WIS
at the Exposition and weighed three
ounces.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-12-29

What tree bears fruit only in the
winter You give it up, of course,
The Christmas tree.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-12-29
Notice I!

-.... h"i.h''"r Gould il closing out his stock of
f. We have added to our stock Graham,
W 49," Flour Corn and Oat Meal Scotch Oat
lr. ~ ','ktd Wheat. Downer's Kerosene Oil,
'' i''A salt Lard etc
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-12-29

The following abstract of decisions
affecting railroad tIavcl i> compiled
from MI. K. V. Rogers book ON The
Wrongs aud Rights of Il Traveller =
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-09-15
. aimote Wo, 6reitag beu 15 sepem6er 1875.

BREEDER" tpuroe, ipte Der ,In5. 5. @eifenS"
berthtet, gum glu8iGlafet ietne8 0iGuiGe8 IN
eine 3elle gebradt, ME ieber albere Setruns
fene, uno Die Nufla9e "Drunk on the street"
gegen tbn erbobeu. 9uetn Der Sefreier aus
oer@alaboole bunfeln0 n0t6umen NOR nidlt fern ;
Boble, 2ouis Soble pom ,9lobez9emocr !"
Der ietnen &6ef i'm 9efGngntiie beiu9te, bDrte
bon Der Aupeisubett beSBrGiibenten-S SruberS
nno bon Der iblen2a9e, in tuelder iid oerlelbe
befGnoe. 0a mar feline 3eit su oerlieren -
self id 0einem Srpille D., bilfit Oh mel
mem Bill Wc&ee. :" unb 10 erle9te Sohlc
Siirgi4aft fir ben arreitanten uno bradlte
lin in einemBcgen nad) Oenl, ,2tnoellnSotel, "
no it1'S vunter Sriibern" beiler ld]laien iaBt,
a!s i'm Bolt5eigefdngnliie. SaS Snco9n1to
aber 9tng IN Die Sridle.
Qeber Die benti de re formtrte 9 h
none, melfe Sur 3eit i'll Ybtlabelpbta tagt,
beri1tet Der ,,Oenlofrat: yOte oentldle reforz
mtrte Spuobe trat Uontag III Der n@manlls
els-Sir6e" an Der SO. unb Sartngfr. inter
benz 'SorIibe oeS @brtp. so. 8adlnlann Suz
iantnen. Ser Sreibriei unb bic gtebeH9eiete
oes 9(Igemeiuen Bubllfations'9auIeS Der re-
forutrteu Stride nurOen angenomnent tanno
muroe bei6loien, ben @emelnoen OaS Cub.
itrtbiren auf bic y2efornlirte 8irdenSeituu9"
unb ben ,@pangelit" Su empfebleH. Baitor
@ebr legte Die !6iilfS-0teOaftion Der obtgen
:3eitung nieoer, uuO purOe 8aitor S.Siiltn9
BON 2ancaiter an ieiuer Steae gemdblt.
S6lieBli9 wmben bic afit9lte0er Der per-
i6epenen 8OurOS gewdbIt, unO 5mar mt
folgenoem Jteiultat: &irdenratb @brw. 0r.
S. 8. Bieble unO SEQ. 8reift; 0ttiFon8>
gOarb 6. .Brcitenbad; Direftoren Der SOnn=
tags unO 8aro6tal.S .S4ule S. 2angen0Orfer !;
0ireftoren Des Oeutiden 8ubtlfations. .6auieS
@brtu. s. 9ablmauu, @brw. $. 9ebr nno
@briitian 0t. Menning. Gum S9atmeiIter
Aer Snnphe murbe s. Sreitenbad atm1hlt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-09-15
Die llntMben attf ser Stamotn8s
MDfzN1ettfltr.

ct. 8aul, Ntiun., IA. sept. = gfad
eiuer Spe3ial.0epeitle Der rBioneer Yreb'
aus Bisnard befuOeu ii9 nur 45O Snctauer.
6amiiieu, aus ungefdbr 1000 8erionen te.
itebsno, aaf Der Stanoing &od A9entur
Sisber murGen 0lntioneu fir 1000 Beriouer
oaieibit oertbeilt, uno man idliest bieraus
baB 5000 SHOianer bic agentpr perlafen ba-
ben. 0lan welB, OuB Snrianer aus Dem
2ager Der 6etnblifen 3uriifgetebrt iiub, fam
iepOh Die gtamen berielben nidt ermittelu,
unO Der Seriud, bic 3uriiftebrenben 3u ent=
rpaffuen, blieb babcr erfolgloS. ,@raB," eiu
6duptltn9 Der Sludfect- -Snoianer, tpuroe ain
GGuntqge perbaftet, neil er silriidaefebrtt
Sneianer pcrtedt uno nit Qebensmitteln Der.
iehen bate. Die SnOianer orobeten, i'm Al
befreien, Die @arniiOn mar jeoo6 fir alle
6dae porbereitet, nnO Der brobenOe ausbrudJ
ltntertlteb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-09-15
Neue Nn3eigen.
I'LL 9oGiOapfraR =llOuitatrn-
@ Uheoter.

". s. @ttmore Pddter uno @eidditsTlbrer.
Das rOBeiaoli9e RoOitdtenz6 6amiliens8 beatrr.
SroBe @r0ifnung Oes 2ieblingS' 3bcater8 be8
Sotes.
Tontaa, Der IS. Septbr4 tii,o jeceu sGbeS, Iolpi,
@sittuodls nno SantitoeS &adlmittaas.
Ste rutge Scppeltrlippe:
Der IL inc Z . oo6 b, 8 euute Gnaei, Stguor
@lee9nnl. 9oba RcflIn,
Die ghweftern 3ldmOno, @orman & Romer,
Sobn gSi1iams, geamati & Srmer5,
IGrf u bs, SrGHt @uIbm a n.
Die 9roSe SdJauipieI; ;5ruppe:
fri; Stel de ptetttmsr, Gtiie ? theL
GraRatnforb, ,JeunieGArtRie,
9r. 9. q. Collins, Ghaglea glorEiS, (Denrg
SSrouce, 8. e. SSetFsss See. sgS. WPitdBeH,
Gbriiste a,stuer, g, 5leulttIs.
4etu Rald5en feiH ErtuteHl Se0eu
@6eno . DdmeRsAbeno.
Selne Srras@etitbr fir rsierpirte Site!
(222-9) sin grokeS SSoppeI.SrdleIter,
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9aS Sanf=TGuiment tnVottsntlle,
8a. = @rOBe @rbttternn8 ttntcr
Den DeDnfteffe1t.

YottSDtlle, Ya., IA. Sept.-9ie Dor
&ur3em 9emelbete Su8penfon Der n0truer'8
Sruit= Comp. .zSant" nit HaifiuiS I'M Se-
TRACE bon $l,500,000 erregt etne beoeutenOe
@1brung inter lellen 9eponenteu, melfe aui
ibre @riparniiie augemieeu mareu, nm mGb-
rcuo be5 9Sinters NIT oenielbeu ibren Qebensz
llnt2rbalt 81 belreiten. Safob 6unbln9er,
Der Brdiioent Der 8anf, tpurOe beute auf Der
StraBe bon ether An5abl 6rauen umriugt uno
oerart bebrQngt, paB Die YOli3ei einidlreiteH
muBte. Die 0ireftoren Der 8auf ernannteu
beute 4benO Die So.6. 3. s. 8uhea unO >.
9. WaOOen gu Mailenturatoreu.
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2lont1eferzN Npitores.

B y Il 2 q Is. sept. - Die
eieaidbrige 8erldmnllung Ger american
pharmaceutical afociatton" murDe beute in
ben 0fiumen oeS philadelphia @olleqe Of
Bharmacp" Dor einem grOBen auditorium
cr6finet. 9(nmeienG naren Die 9eleqationeu
Don so Bereinen uno Colleges Die bes
yN.>0. 9eutIfen9lpOthefer- SercinS" beitano
aus Oen 50. BaQui, 8amsperger, &einolo,
Salser uno S1deppe.
9le Seriammlung tuurOe bonn 8rdii6enten
Wartoe nm IS llbr 3ur Ornnunn geruien uuo
Die Oelegdten eriutt, ibre @erttFfate uorSus
leaen. 9Sdbreuo oieie BON einem @ouite Qe,
priift muroen, oerlaS Der YrGiioent letne lib
lidle NoreIe, lpofiir er ben 9anf Der lutue.
iehben einernbtete. 9ie Otit9lieeer, bic nil
ieniAaitlide 8rageu porSulegeH batieu, uurz
ben erindlt, islfe idriftltf per3ulegen. Bhl-
lof beantra9te, baB, neil Der 9erein in oies
lem Sabre feline QnSitellung peranitaltst babe,
bas beltebenbe @omite ION Specimens niess
mai iiber bic in Der 2SeltauSite1ung porhanz
benen YrGparate unb 9roguen berif)ten ioue.
2ofalzSefretGr MiQer oerlas etn Broaramm
iiber Die IN oieier Seriarimlung 3u baltenoe1
Sibungeg unb 8ersn4guHgea, fpernad) iidl
beren Dauer iber bas gelp6bnlidJe Mof3 Der
3eit eritredt baben piiroe; mesbdlb beih(oi.
ien rurrOe, OH @cI6aft8tagen 6ret Situnaeu
abjubalten. Sterauf erIolgte Die 9(ufua6me
76 neuen Gttgliebern; iooann uerlaS
Der Sorfisenoe bes @retlltiU. @ofnite'S Isineu
Sabresberift lnb Die Serialnmlunq pertaot,
iId anf 9ennerifag 8orinltta9. (Stsstq.I
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Der Geefdjetotn0e Iro5ef, aesen
Brtatattt 0DttttoA

9 aIt<N Nate' GID IA. Sept. = Die
anwdlte Der 6rau ann gllja Ooung baben
iidb 9elpeigert, Die bon benz Bunoesmari9aII
9efOrberte gnti4doisunas. @amt!!Sn su ieifen,
nm nm @;sr @S,;aJisr oqdfer bat besbulb BIC iiber
8risbam gonna,s Gl9entbum berpanate BE-
idlagnahIHe anfgeboben. Die 9nmdlte 9sE
Sldgeriu beabiibti9en, einen meuen YroSeB
me9eu NiiBahtuug Der geri6tliGen autoritit
ae9eu ben Serflagten ein5uleiten.
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Nredler @ifettbafli1 .Watb.

g IT. te. S tp, IA. September.
= = 3mei maSftrte TfGuuer beftiegen 9esen
llbr beute abenb einen 3ug Der Olltab-
GentralsSabn," Mieilen n0rOlidJ bon bier
fnebelten ben Soten Der y8eass Sar9o.@
preb>9omp." unb raubten $4,000 ans Der
@elolpinoe. @S gelang ibnen oarauf, ibyc
6lndt sn betuerfltelli9en. pie &GHber net.
ner nerfnlnt y, -