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pn.RY. P1rncr. Of Rnralo. n. y. the

DR.. R V. PIERCE, Of Buffalo, N. T., the
proprietor Of DIR. Pierce's Family Medicines,
and also of the Invalids' and Tourists Hotel,
Of that city, has recently been elected TO Con-
gress BY the very fattering majority OF nearly
5000. He has already served his constituency
as State Senator, and this renewed indorse-
msnt signifies that his services have been
highly satisfactory. His extensive practice in
the treatment OF Chronic Diseases viii not,
We are informed, be neglected or suffer In the
least when the time arrives for him to take
his seat in Congress, Il being intrusted to his
brother and other experienced medical gentle
men who have long been associated with the
Doctor in the Medical Department of his eel
ebrated Worlds Dlspensary and Inyalds' Ho-
tel Besides, as the Forty-sixth Congress does
not convene until December, 1879, DIR. Pierce's
patients will not lose hs personal attention
for some months yet
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1878-11-28
THE CRICKET.

Blithe minstrel of the fading yearl
] love thy song of coy cheer,
And though my cell be rude and bare
With thee my lonely hearth share,
Nor would thy thin pipe fOrego
without, November's tempests roar;
The maniac wind assaults the door,
And shrill through mountain georges bleaE
The WRITTEN hemlocks sigh and shrek;
But what care how wild II be
So Fate sends comrade such as thee?
Estranged, unvisited, forlorn,
j give the false world scorn Tor scorn!
Remote from man, to hear at night
Thy faultless treble's crisp delight,
And warm my old bones by the fire,
Are the sole comforts desire.
When on my ruined past brood,
And maddening memories intrude,
Then, welcome guest thy cheerful strain
DiVerts and solaces my pain,
And makes me for an hour forget
All. save thy tiny clarionetl
when sleeps soft fingers close my eyes,
And childhood's fairy pictures rise,
Thou art my sleepless sentinel,
Whose w2tchword tells me all is we'll
Whose sudden silence warns my ear
If aught of evil wanders near.
Thou art the hermit's closest friend;
And when my mortal day shall end,
And my cold hand at last shall tire
To light at eve the fagOt- fire
Though none are left TO weep for me,
Thy song my requiem shall bel
- December ScTibneT's,
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HOUSEWORK.


Washing, hopping, baking, churning;
Next day ironing must be done,
And the busy house wife findeth
Little rest till set OF sun.
Then the knitting and the sewing
with the buttonhOles 10 make;
Oh, the patching and the darning,
How they make our fingers ache
But of all the varied duties
That We busy housewives find,
i DO think that washing dishes
l. the most provoking kind.
Why, the times they must be handled,
Der and DER, day after day.
Almost makes one wish the china
We're in bits for chfldren's play.
Now, don't tell me / am wicked
l know that as well as you;
But somehow when ! am weary,
Dishes make me feel so blue.
And the only cure I've found yet
is paper or "A book,
When my family are settled
Each In his own coy nook.
know well that very many
Have obtained the needed grace,
With a patient, cheerful spirit,
All life's petty ills TO face.
Oh, that 1 were of that numberl
Then, with heart for any fate,
] might, with a cheerful spirit,
Learn to labor and TO wait"
-ChicaQO Inter Ocean.
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The income of the Prince Louis n

The income of the Prince Louis Ma
polean, Eugenie's son, is only $4,000 a
year, derived from little property in
nlyria, left him by the Princess Baccio-
chi. The smallness of the Princes in
come is the alleged reason for the pa
rents of Princess Thyra refusing to let
her marry him, although the ex-Em-
press offered to settle on her son two
thirds of her own income, or 100000 a
year. The Duke of Cumberland, son of
the late ex-King of Hanover, and near
relative of Queen Victoria, who is be-
trothed to Thyra, besides an ample for
tune already in his possession, is to re-
ceive about $4,000 from the German
Government for renouncing his right to
the throne of Hanover.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1878-11-28
Death in a Swamp.

A special telegram from Philadelphia
to the Chicago Times says: On We'd
nesday Mrs. Martha Gilbert, whose hus-
band has a small farm in the swamp
near Camden, n. j., was attracted by
the continued barking of a strange dog.
Upon the approach of Mrs. Gilbert 1t
crouched at her feet as though it had
something to communicate: Mrs. Gil
bert tried to take the dog to the house,
but it refused to stir in any path except
a narrow muddy one that led directly
into the swamp. Mrs. Gilbert got her
husbands boots and struck out on the
little dogs trail. After going about n
quarter of mile she was brought to
sudden halt by the sight of a mans head
and shoulders protruding from the
black mud few feet from the edge of
the path. The mans head was bent
forward, the eyes closed, and the face
black. His arms were extended, one
grasping low tussock and the other
resting a few inches in the
mud, stretched straight out.
Mrs. Gilbert foundered into the mud to
ascertain whether or not the man was
living. She herself began to sink, and
was only able by the exercise of her
whole strength to get back on the path.
When she did get back she summoned
her husband. Mr.. Gilbert, with two
men, hurried to the rescue. The man
was in the same position and still un-
conscious. Mrs. Gilbert said the left
arm was buried little deeper, and that
the whole body had sunk perceptibly
during the time of her absence. After
an hours careful work the body was
hauled out into the path. 1t was taken
TO the house and rubbed with flannel.
Consciousness was fully restored after
while, and then the stranger told that
his name was Charles YOpp, a cigar
maker of Trenton, and that he had been
hunting for water crosses in the swamp.
In attempting to push himself from tus-
sock to tussock to reach particularly
fine water-cress, he dropped his basket
in the mud, and, without thought OF
sinking deeper than the tops of his shoes,
he had jumped off into the mud, but his
legs went down into the black deposit as
though it were water. He caught at the
tussock, and was about to gain firm
hold, when he sank deeper and deeper.
There seemed to be something below
pulling him down. With the darkness
his strength returned, but, as it seemed
to him, the tussock had moved two or
three inches from his hand he exhaust
ed himself with cries that were only an
swered by the whine of his little dog in
the path. 1t was calculated by him in
his frenzy that he was sinking at the rate
of one inch every hour. Stupor fell up
on him along toward the middle of the
night. He was buried 10 hours. On
Thursday Gilbert took the old man
home. For while it was thought that
his body would get its strength and Wig
or back, but on Friday he grew weaker,
and on Saturday morning Coroner NJ ur-
raw was notified of his death.
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An Astonishing Offer.

THE INDEPENDENT, of New York, probably
the ablest, largest, and best religious newspa-
per in the world, offers ia another column 10
give awav, absolutely, q Woreester's Una
bridged Quarto Pictorial Dictionary, which
retails everywhere for $40 and is, OF course,
q household necessity.
THE INDEPENDENT = now publishing the
Rev. Joseph Cooks famous Boston Monday
Lectures, which are creating so much discus
sion everywhere 1t will also soon begin the
publication of a series of articles on "Social-
ism and Communism" one Of the most i'm
portant questions of the day, by ex-Pres't
1heo. d. Woolsey, d. D., LID.
See advertisement of TIE INDEPENDENT, in
this uaDer
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1878-11-28

"A young lady being addressed by a
gentleman much older than herself, OBJ
served that the only objection she had
to a union with him was the prObabili-
ty of his dying before her and leaving
her to the sorrows of widowhood. To
which he made the apt and cOmpli-
mentary reply: Blessed is the man
who hath virtuous wife, for the num-
Der of his days shall be doubled"
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Cnnnrd,s NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Clifford's -UnfdiiiRg, in
fdliible cure for all diseases originating in
hillary arrangements, caused by the malaria
of miasmatic countries. No preparation
known possesses an eradicatiHg power over
this class OF diseases at all comparable to
Clifford's Febrifuge. 1t is the ne plus ultra
Of AgUe remedies Sure and safe in its ac-
ton, its great power in neutrllizing marlari-
Gus Influences is only equaied by its harm
less action ON the body. No disagreeable
after effects from this remedy.
j. c. RICHARDSON, Prop'r,
For sale by all Druggists. st. Louis.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1878-11-28
Reliable Life insurance Policy.

We take pleasure in commencing TO our
readers thoroughly safe and reliable life 10
surance agency, whose funds or assets are in-
exhaustible 1t is stock company, operating
under the joint title-Heatth. Life policies are
issued in the form of Dr. Pierceis Golden
Medical Discovery and Pleasant PurgatiVe
Pellets (which, if taken as directed, insure
the system against disease) upon payment OF
a very small fee. All the principal druggists
are constituted agents.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1878-11-28
The Swiss cantons next to German

The Swiss cantons next to Germany
complain that they are overrun with
vagabonds from that country, master
less men seeking work and Socialist
refugees, most of whom, being unfur-
nished with papers, and without visible
means of subsistence, are conducted
back to the frontier by the cantonal po-
lice.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1878-11-28

ABOUT organs, this fact is conclusive: Ma
son Il Hamlin Organs have taken the highest
hOnOrs at ege1y H0rld's Exhibition for f'cetJs
years, and no o, ler American organ has taken
the highest award at anu such.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1878-11-28

The proprietor Of this celebrated medicine
i7stly claims for it a superiority over all rem
sdies ever offered to the public for the SAFE,
CERTAIN, SPEEDY and PERMANENT cure
ofAgue and Fever, or Chills and Fever, wheth-
sr Of short or long standing. He refers to the
entire Western and Southern country to bear
him testimony to the truth Of the assertion
that in no case whatever will it fail to cure If
the directions are strictly followed and carried
out. In great many cases asingle dose has
been sufficient for q cure, and whole families
have been cured by single bottle, with per-
feet restoration Of the general health. 1t IL,
however, prudent, and in every Ease more GER
tain to cure, II its useis Continued in smaller
doses for g week or two ate. the disease has
been checked, more especially In difficult and
long-standing cases. Usually this medicine
will not require any aid to keep the bowels In
good order. Should the patient, however, re-
duire cathartic medicine, after having taken
three or four doses of the Tonic, single dose Of
BULLS VEGETABLE FAMILY PILLS will
be sufficient.
The genuine SMITHS TONIC SYRUP must
have DR.. JOHN BULLS private stamp on each
bottle. DIR. JOHN BULL only has the right to
manufacture and sell the original JOHN ..
SMITHS TONIC SYRUP, Of Louisville, Ky.
Examine well the label on each bottle. II my
private stamp ia not on each bottle, do not
purchase, or you will be deceived.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1878-11-28

FREE OF CHARGE. Your druggist VIII refund
your money, if DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup does
not give you satisfaction and cure your cough.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1878-11-28
MASON q HRHLIN CABINET ORGANS

DDlons;rot.d besi HIGHEST HON0RS AT ALL
WORLDS EXPUSTt 0NS FOR TWELVE YEARS; Ti1i
at PARIS 1867 VIENNA 1873; SANTIAGO, 1875; PHILA-
DELPHI4 1S75; PagIs. 1878, and GRAND SWEDISH G9L2
MEDAL. 1878 OnIy American Organs ever AWARDED
highest hOn1Ts at any such Sold for cash OF Install
ments Tltsr1,sd CdtGlO1ues and Circulars with new
styles and IcireS, sent free. MASON K HAMLlN Ot-
GAN co. F1s;nn. New Cork or Chicago
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1878-11-28

The less reason turkeys have to
feel grateful the more they get ready
for thanksgiving.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1878-11-28

PARTICULARS regarding Electric Belts free
Address Pulvermacher Galvanic Co., Ciuein. %.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1878-11-28
THE INDEPENDENT.
LARGEST,
CHEAPEST
Religious NEWSPAPER in the World.
Rev. JOscph Cooks Famous
Boston Monday Lectures,

Printed rsr5qfin each week. Rev Joseph Conk's 70
arkafe Monday Lectures, delivered during The pass
two vinteis are publihed IN handsome boOkforn. by
HolybtOn CsEO VI & Co. AMI are offered as premium
20 subs ribeTsne OluDe and one years subscription
Miny other very valr able Premiums offered
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The Antidote To Alcohol Found at Lasti
TIE FATHER MATHEW REMEDY

Is certain and SPECIFY cure Tor lntepeIalct " 10
strOys all Appetite for alcoholic liquors and builds up
the nervous system. After "a debauch. or any
incorporate indulgence. Al single tea
spoonful Will reInOVeaii mental and ply
seal depression. Il also cures every kind o. n
vER. DYSPEPSIA and TORPIDITY OF THE LIVER Sold ~
s druggists. Price, 81 per bottle. Pamphlet on Al
free. Father Mathew Temperance and "a an
ufacturtng Co. 80 Iiold st. New NOrk-
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1878-11-28

Persons suffering nom impure blood. or whose health
IS giving away. either ministers those who study
closely will find Fellows Syrup Of HSoPhosphites he
material to build them up. and the tonic to keep them
there.
PugwaSh. Ms
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-04-29


Eonoon, q. april, 1890 yla9tti. -
9onioIs "a 1916 fir @elb uub DO. fir 8rief.
Srte 124, BriOritdten 274.
eonbon, 27. Gprll, PAS Rn9m. -
-Grie 12s.
Barrier 9epeiheu nOtiren iiinfpro;entise
6enten 81 i09 6rancs 40 @entimes fir
Briei.
Eonoou, 81. april. - Silber ruurSe ju
'55d pro lluie uOtirt.
- Sloerp Dol, y. 4pril, 80 Rahm.-
SanmmOlle itetia. WttteliOrte 0berlanSer
2su' Arleans G9d; Die SerI1uie betruQeH
Aeute 5000 Baden, eiuidlieslih 500 goiIeu
sur speculation uuo gum Grporte. Die
6sutt9e Saumwou 3ufunr betruo IS, 500
o1uen, elnlhlteBlit 1900 ans 4mertfa.
SoHo ooH, 27. April, 2.3O Hadm. -
Son oen heutt9en Saummou Sertaufen ma.
rem 5000 Sallen aus amerlta.
EonooH, 81. glpril, llhr 9tathm. -
Serpenttn. Spiritu8 25 cd. pro @sntner.
&alg SO cd. pro &tnr.
6apanna, %. &pril. - Der 3uters
Dlartt lit ilGn uno idjmautenO. - Spa.
nilteS Sob 2254. 24e6iel, Go tGaiae
eonrant AMI Die Ser. Staateu 1t-2t gram.,
tlIrje SidJt 90. 24-34 BrGm., 60=tdqiae Sob
23-3 Brdm., turie Sid1t 90. S4-4 BrGm,
Surge SEabeIoepefdlen.
Die S9ifffabrt uui Der gteWa it rpieSer
erOfinet.
- Sn 0iaroftO iinb farte 8egen9iiIie eins
9streten, uuo bic Sefitrdtungen I'M Setreii et.
ner 6ungersnotb beieitigt.
- Gin YeterSburger Correspondent Der
Yon0oner DGimeS" iit Der Aniift, OaB bic
fIr5ltden gtibiliiten'Srawalle pOn teiner poliz
uldeu 8ebeutuug leien.
- Scneral Sobleben miro oas Som.
man0o Der ruiiiidlen armee beute iiberneb-
men. SroBfiirit gtitOlaus miro am 0isnIta9e
nab Yetersbnra Qbreiien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-04-29
GrnoteaasFGtet tim esn= ttno
9l1fSf0ttAe

| SaSo N.~O. Bulletin anb 4uction. 6ecoro"
ldreibt bcSuglid Der GrnbteaISiihten: ySn
europa lit blsber I'M Nlgemeinen oaS Wetter
| Der Grllote gtidlts tpeniger, ais 9inltig 9etuez
| len. Sn @nalano bate man uiel pon falz
tenn, naiiem gSetter 81 leioen, rpoour6 Die
| 2lulaat i'm Srilh1abre, ndrtentllA auf Idme=
rem Goben, binaus9eIhoben tpurbe. Srob=
Oem ftinlnlen bod ale bon bort eingegaueez
men Serid)te barln iiberein, oaB Die ausfid)=
ten fir 9Sinteriaat giinittg iins. Sn Sranf-
reid ueriprad) anIdn9li9 Der 8ai3en piel,
aaein bas ipdter eintretenoe talte uno naiie
gSetter bat bas gSahstbum belIelbeR betrGd)t-
lid aufgebalten. Ood i9eint es, ais Oh
Daonrh ipenlger Elm S6aben, alS pielmebr
uur ein 9lufbalten bes gSa1stbums Der
Saaten beipirtt pnrbe; mad ben letten 91ad).
r16ten tpiro balo eintretenoeS giiuittgcs gSetz
ter iebr pOrtbeilbaft auf oas @ahStbum bes
@etraioes einlplrten. Sn Sentl6lano hat
Oas tiible, 10, talte gSetter Saaben setban,
unb Die @etraibefelber baben Elm nn9iinitiges
Ausieben. gfIr menn oas Sriiblingswetter
Elm auBerorbentlif gttes miro, fam 0eutid)=
lamb auf cine Iusgleifun9 bes bereitS erlit=
tenen S1aoens rehneu. Sn Sollanb mar
Die Witternng ebenfaus nngiinltia, trobbem
it bas NuSieben hes @etraoeS Elm gelunoes.
Spanien leSet in Solge Der groBen 0irre,
uno man fitr6tet iebr fir bic @aisenernbte.
Die yiafridten aus 8nBlano iinb iebr biirfz
ti9. gSabreno man bon Oem @inSieben Der
Wtauni6aften fir ben Griegsbienit eineu nad).
tbeiligen ginfluB auf Die @rnote eripartet, 1T
es bod Sbatiadle, baB Der an9ebdufte 1leber-
iduB Der lettidbrigen @ruote ausreid)en mlrb,
einen etrpalgen Qu8fall 5u beden. Oton
glambt, baB in HuBlanb INNER nod, $4,000
900 gul6el @etraOe 5ur Serid)iffung berett
liegen. Au6 aus ben Sonaus Staaten iino
Die Snfornatroneu iebr mager, bod 9ebt man
nobl ni6t febl, tpenn man anntmmt, baB Der
arieg feline @rnbte ertparten lGBt, Die belier
iit, als eine OurhdnittSernote.
QuS Sibz2(ultralten lauten bic 8erid1te
iehr unsiinitig. Ser 9nr6idntttsertrag ift
uift 9rGBer, ais II bis Suifel pro ader,
urO Der All erportirenbe @rnbteiberi6uB res
Du5irt it6 auf 81 Wiillioneu 8uidel.
Sn pnierem @anoe ielbft peripridt bic
@rnote cine reiflide 81 merben. ia. Der gSai=
5en perIpridt io9ar auBerorbentli6 piei. Sn
oielem Sabre iinb mebr Ider, als ie supor,
NIT @ai3en beiteqt moroen, unb in ben fpeft=
ltd)en Staateu, namentlld in WebraSfa uno
iinO groBe &anSftreden, tpel6e |
oieieS Sabr gum eriten Otale Sriid)te traser.
cultisirt moroen. Sie Snieften baben i'm |
g8eiten 10 gut, pie gar feinenS6aben setban. |
Das gSetter mar iebr giinittg, Der 8inter |
uilo uub bas Sriihjabr feud1t unb iounts. |
Der 8iuterrpaiSen ftebt prd6tt9 uno @leifes |
pirb balb nit bem Sriibiahrmai5en Der Saa |
elm. Sn Sllinoi5 ftebt Der 9SinterlpaiSen |
,rd9tiser, alS ie."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-04-29
sOfalbert6te aus g8aTbinaton.
2naebIidl elm Ginoesmuro. 9itrffts.qluae
Leaemheiten.-Eim Rnndlci, nerr,ii,f ~ 81

An9ebIidl Gin &iuoesmur0. - 9inrifts.9tnaes
IegsnhettsR.-sin RdOden uermibt.-Verz
fiiiid1tes.
8a bingtou, 28. 9tpril.-4m Treitaa
ga9nllttag tano Ger 8OliSiit Naoigan in
ellenl Qol5 Sdupp-n i'll Der RGbe 0e5 BON
DER yfe9erln Soutla gSallace OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
al 9Gapare Auenue 5wii6eu s II. S.Str.
DIE Ecl9e elneS menige Gage alten 9tegertlu.
oeS. Gtne llnterlufung ergab oaB oaS Sinh
lebeho iur gSclt fam uno lebensiGbia mar
uno onB eS 9emaltiam um'S gebeu acbradlt
mOroen, Goutia gSallace muroe auf SEN Ser.
oad)t oe5 peritbteu SiuoeSmOrOeS uerbaitet
mo sum Serb0re beigeitedt
= 9tahoem nun bonn @ongreIIe Die Oeft,itz
SerlpIlllquna8 Sill pailirt morOeu, ioQeu
dmmtlife Seamtc OeS @eneral Qanoamtes,
meIAe Dor mebreren Munaten eutlaiIen wurz
ben, mleoer III ibre Stellen etntreten uno ibre
ArbeIlen antnebman. 2lu6 oaS Batent= Qmt
luWo mleoer titnitightn ole Official, @aSette"
9trauS9eben, oa iett fir oieien 3wed Die
notbt9en 9eIomittel porban0en iiuo.
- Sin farbtger Ereotgsr, Namen8 8. q.
Campbell, iugtr. 1919, S=SraBe nobnhaft,
hat cine ebr ldl0He, our9 ib1en ebr bellen
&etnt auIfauenoe, 10 idbriae Sod)ter, Sta.
mems eallte. Gm 0iittwo6 &ormitta9 nm
10 lbr bat oa5 DfdOhen Die gGobuliu1 oes
SaterS oerlahcn uno lit ieitoem nid)t wieoer
gcleben moroen.
= Sobn @iart, Elm meiBer Sutidyer, pri.
9elte etneH pertritppeltcn 9teger aus Dem
GrHnoe Idmm2rlid Ourd. neil oieisr es Qe.
wa9t hb auf ben &uti1erbod 0es 8nz
gems oeS @rt9cnannten Su ieben. 8oli,eis
rlhter Snell perltrtbeilte Sen 2tngeidulOiqfeu
3u einer @elobuBe pou $40.
= Die 0tItrIttS @Ommiiidre baben be-
lhlohen, ben Ibugscaual in Der IA. SlraBe
nabe Dem y@bbitt.6Ouie" ausbeiIern Su luiIen
un0 aut Die 2lrbeit refleftirenOe llnternebnlCr
3ur @lnlenoung bon glugebotcu auf3ufor6ern.
(@eorgetomn.) - Der gteger 2epis Sa1lor
larb am 0onncritag III ieiuer @obnung, @de
Der S'aQ- uno 0tOurOcitraBe, I'M ieltenen
Alter BON III Sabren. Ser Seritorbene mar
aus Sugnten gebiirtig, aber idon lett
plelen 3abren im 0iitritIe anidiTg.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-04-29

Der bISbert9e Observation-Disclosures Der ,,SQ.
StaatsSettnng," 0r, >. u. @rOBe, lit tiirs-
lid auf Der 3feiIe mad 9teuaoa in Omaha
NJ "a bnItnntg gem oroeu. Nls nemliGb
IN Der b0bmIih fatboliiden STRIDE III Omaha
DIE Utcile celebrirt muroe, frat elm iunaer
Dtann al oa5 2Seibmaiierbeden beran, muIdl
Hd) 0dHoe uno Selld)t III Dem gepelbten BaI=
ler, l1rltt IoOann auf Den Altar Su, nabm aus
Der al Der Stite beiinoid)eH 9tiide ben 1um
NtcBOpter beltimmteu 8ein, traut i'm bis Sur
J{ei9e aus Hn0 uOllte ebeu Die flberne Same
III Die Sald)c lteden, ais mebrere Der 9lume=
tenoeu, Die i'd inSWlIfen BON ibrer qere6tiers
tigten @ntritItuug oh oieier Sempeli6dnOuuQ
erholt batten, btu3uellten, ben llebelthdter
on9felt mad)ten unO lbn Der PoliSei iiberltee
ferten. 0ele erfaunte iofOrt, OaB Der Ulann
mabnltnntg mar, un6 ais man einen 9ameu
altS9eiunoen bate, ldldte man thn na1 @bi=
cagO 5uriid.
Sn gonoonmurOe Dor einigen Gagen cine
9 6 6mtnolerin, 9tamen8 9tadJel, III
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ne. Sue Sodlter be5 beritbnlteu SGngerS
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belt BON Der &adel cine Slitiltgfeit Sum Sin.
nebmen, msldle etnen efligen 2tu8ihlag En-
5eugte. Die 9ta6el erpreBte oann BON Der
armeu 6rau beitdnOtg GslO mo n0tbigte fie
logar, etne 2tuSabl Sumelen 5u uerieben, tuelhe
oa8 arme Spfer BON Der @rdftn 0uOleg gum
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Ga Sabre alteu SatOb Srerler aus oem 8aI4
ier 9e5o9en.
gtabe &om'S s @toer, N.sS., itarb TO-
eben Die gSittpe res beribmten SbauipieIerS
Sboma8 Blacioe. Setanutli6 erIhoB fidl
Der Gebtere I'M Sult 1877. SIN unbellbarer
@aumen =Sreb8 ma6te ihm oa8 2eben 3u elmer
Galt. Sett iener 3eit mar Die Sittlpe triib=
itnnig; Ite lit jett tbrem @attsn, al benz iie
init tnniger &tebe hing, in'8 SenieitS gefolQt.
Snucrbalb Der lebten 81 Sabre falirten in
Nem y orf etu=unozimGujlg Sparbauten.
Der Serluit fir Die Oepoitoren errel9t $1I,,
9,728, mooon nur -, 1895, ,4G6 jlmidgeSablt
mHr0en.
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gu 6g6e- Yarf, UfaIi., zines Der Gltelten @tab=
lliiement8 in gtcu. u.&uglanO, lift in 6olge Der
lhcttcn 3etteH gel dl o fen WOrOen.
q. .. Morgau, BoitOr Der ct. So-
banne6- GpIlfOpalfirdJe in Cincinnati, 1T
lpegeu Der sr6miihen SenoeuS" Der ermdbn=
ten STRIDE aus Der @emeinoe ouSQetreten uub
mirb ii6 Der reformirten gpiitopalfir9e an.
idIteBen.