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Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1879-05-01

ibm ben gepoIper sa entreibeu. Der feis
Buri4e ftanb nur roeni9e S6ritte Don ii
unb feuerte Elm 3rpeites Uial, ebe tie ibn er
reiden fonnte. Ser smeite S1ub traf Fl
unter bas re9te Au9e, unb NIT einem Diar
eri4itternoen Sdreia ftiir3te bic nnsIadli6t
3u 8oben. Obf9on Der 2nabe febentlid
UNI @nabe fur bic Mutter Bat, bradte es be-
nnmeni9 fertig, bic I'M Sterben Iieseno'
frau in Der Stube berumauitoBen. grf, als
ct slaubte, baB iein Opfer tobt NOR, ersrif
er Die SIu1t unb ram, ruie Elm 9ebebtes
g8ilo, benz @aIbe su. Ser fleine 8urf6t
lief nit GROCER @eiftessesenipart mad ben
Batter unb tbeilte bieIem bic S6redensfunos
nit. Sdaner elite, ioidnea ibn ieine Sibe3u
tragen perfnobten, gum 6auIe, bob feline frau
auf's 8ett un6 rief Die 3a1barn Su Siilfe,
rudbrenb Der feise M0rber entfam.
Sinridtuns bes S4eufaIs Slid.
arbs. - 2otpea, Rebr., 26. NpriI. = Ser
W0r6er &iharbs, smel1er feds Morbtbaten
peribt nnb einseitanben bat, rpurbe Tim | nbi
beute Mittas gu Minben, Rearnep : Gountp,
binseridtet. st beities bas S6afot init
feften Sdritten unb bIidte rubis auf bic aug
etrpa $500 perionen betebenbe Yiense, mel.
DE ii6 INN bas S9afot ueriamnelt bate
Die @eiese bieies Staates s%eitatten feline
offentliben 6inridtun9en, nno eine 16 Sui
I'm @epierte meiIenbe @infriebisuns mar bas
Der aus Tannenbrettern Inn bas S9afot er.
ribtet woroen. Ser Y0beI rib iebo1 bieie
ginridtung I'M, unb bic 8eamten rparen &c.
spunsen, baS llrtbeil Dffentlid gu poaftreden.
&tdarbs belt cine etpa finf Winuten in Nns
ipru9 nebmenbe Gebe an bas 8olf unb er,
fIdrte, er iei an benz 8erbre9en uniduIois.
beien CT iberfiibrt woroen lei. Seine feite
9altun9 uno Gimme 9ereidten allen Nnipes
fenben gum Staunen. Nadbem er bic ans
fprade beenbet bate unb einise @ebete ses
ipro9en ruorben rparen, forberte &i9arbs ale
Anme Ienben auf nit ibm bas 2ieb: "There
is a fountain filed with blood" gu "finsen.
;3pei 8erie bes 2iebes wurben 9eiun9en, rpors
auf ber Sderiff benz @efongenen bic fdrparse
&appe iber ben Gopf itilpte unb bic S6linSe
uni ben Gals Iegte. @Iei9 barauf feel bic
&Iappe, uno @idarbs firste binab. Gin
@enidbrud madte ieinem 2eben in menisen
Minuten elm gnbe. Der 9insertdtete ,purbe
am Is. Mdr3 1856 in WbeeIins, IS. =8irs.,
seboren uno mar bemna9 erit % Sabre alt.
Inter ben pon ibm periibten 8erbreden lit
bic Grmorbuns Der Srau Sarellon unb ibrer
brei ainber in bet Nabe pom &earnep Sunf>
tion bas fdredli9ite. IuBeroem ermorbete
er ben S9meoen Anoerien, uelder in berieIz
ben @esenb mobnte, unb einenI iunsen Wann
in 8ufalo.G ountp, Nebr., bellen Name nidt
ermitteIt rueroen fonnte. SIN porisen Sabre,
furS mad Grmorbuns bes Sdpeben Nnbers
fen, wurbe Der W0roer, melder aus Nebrass
ia sefl9tet mar, gu Mounts8Ieaiant, D.,
etpa 90 Weilen meltlid uon @beelins. pets
baftet unb nod Nebrasfa auriidlpeoirt, NO er
iest feline 8erbreden auf Dem S9affot seiibnt
bat.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1879-05-01
Giucinnatier Warftberi1t
@incinnoti. 28. WpriI ISIS,

H"IHCIHHutlI 20. ApIu 1919.
BaumruoIIe = Fair 13S, RibbIins 11B-
@euts; orbindr 10b StS. per $50.
8~efenforn. = @boice our AS eents per
9funb, Nebiunt 9urt4-@ts.; Green StattB ratS
33-4@ts.; Heo Zip 24-3 Gents; oroii6reS bis sus
tes Teo 8ruib, 2-24 Gents.
8obnen.-$1.O0-1.25pe per 8ul9el FUR %orottdre;
S1.3O-I.35 fir nittelsute rpeibe $1.40-1.60 fit
bette bis auserIeiene Stamp.
8utter. 8orjl9Ii6e 0airp Alb @ents
grirna AuaIitdt 10-12 Gts.; quite 50 @ts.
a~erinoere Aualitdt 81 @ts. per Yfo.
Gier. - 9-99 @ents per Dubeno fur frifHe.
Gtien. - GOT l8Lait Charcoal $19.00-21.O0
Ril $17-19; Siam Goal uno 8ote ~$l5.00-18.5C
garpbeel $25-38; aIte Gar Nbeels $19-20.; Stan
~seneiien $2.25-3.25 per Ctr; Scrap 50@ts.-$1.00
Sebern. = 40 @ts. per gfo. fir bette Seberr
Don lebenoen @dnien.
8efIi eI.-8ibtler, $2.75-3.50 per Ousenb
Gnten $2.75 per Duseno. :
@erberrtnpe.-Beite @beftnut Dat Sl2.76-
1900 per Goro.
@etreibe. = 8ei5en. = Better 0eijen $1.OO-
LOG, lie mad GuaIitdt.
Reine 9erdnoerune Ieit letter 8ode.
WeIidforn. - @ertiidtes Rolbentorn 38-3e
@snts per 8ui9eI, lie nod auaIitSt' 9ei9dItes
$50 @ents.
Safer. = @emii6ter $3.50 9tS. better mel
Ser 1872 Sts. per Sui@eL
JUAHe III. OI-- Scitb0 pCS OAIWCb ~ wv -
@erinSere Sorten 52-53 @entS per 8ui6eI.
@erfte.-Sontnter 40-65 @ts. Binter9eritl
10 @ts. bis $1.OO ie mad AuaIitdt.
Observation-Disclosures, oroinGrer l14-14i
Gts.; gutter bis better 15--21 @ts.; Saua 25-2S
@ts. per BIO. 2aguabra l6-l8 ets. NO6a 28-3(
@ents.
3uder.- puIperiiirter unb StiG3ufer 94-9;
@tS.; RafeeJuder $50; seIber III; 3obe
aep Orleans 58-74 @ts.
0duts.- 6lint 1914 SITS. per Bfb.; trnfen
oelGGene 9 10 Sts. crime 53-63 Gts nabse
iulsens 81 II Ste. S9afpeI5e so bis 10 Gts. mi
Der Bole, 300 Gts. fir sei6Orene.
peu. : Reues 1tnotbp Del antuntt 5000
HOO; Webtum S90O-l000; OroinGres $500
$50; pom Store $i.UO-GW per Sonne mebr.
oopfen BETTER OitII9er 8-ll Gts.
Rdie. - Sd 6ents per YfunO fir beften.
Ri erpaaren. 6Ieii9fdlier 65-75 Gents
yteblfGHer $50 &ents; e~i1en9ebunbene 8bistn
fd1er 81. 15-1. % 8eefsIterces ~$l.25-1.3O; 8eef
Salbbarrels $3.50 @ts; SarbsSierces $50 @ts.
oamsGierce5 $50 @ts.; Salbe Sogsbeab9
$1.O0-1.10; fiiegenoi9te DO. $l.25-; btdt
Sossbeabs 4OO-4.5O; Slad SossbeabS $1.30
LBS; SIad S~aIbbossbeabs 1928; 2arb Beg
30 @ents.
RIferboI3.- SaBitan9en per Sauienb $12.00
S14.O0; Saboauben per 9auienb $12.O0-15.O
| So9sbeabftan9en $40. 90 90 per IauIeno; Dogs
bsao.Dauben, per Tauieno. $l5.OO-20.O0: NebI
faBftansen $6.OO-8.OO.
Me6L - 8eisenmebl: Orbindres S2.5O-3.O0
Iuperfeines $3.40-3.75; Srtra 4.0O%30; Nin
ter SantiIien &.50-4.75; Sancn $5.00-5.50
gatent $5.65-6.75; Spring 4.00@.S0 per Bar
rel fir beftes.
Nenis gerdneeriIns felt Lester 8o9e.
R~oggenmebl. - $3.00-3 % per Barrel.
NoGaneS. - Nep Orleans 1910 @ents I'd
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1879-05-01
Guf benz g 9eibentanb.

Sin gapitan Der S9iben nimmt einem
SoIoaten, Der INNER ms 8laue bineini6ieBt,
bic @affe ab unb iast: rn9eididter! @eben
Sic 99t! Die Sadie 1T bod 10 einfa9! ST
sieIt unb trifft bic S9eibe nidt. go idiebt
gr, ruff ber Captain uao label wieOer. Die
8useI sebt oas 3peite MaL III einen Der auBerz
item &in8e. 11nb 10 idieben Die Inbern,
fabrt Der Captain fort. st f6ieBt gum brits
tenmale, trift bas Centrum unb Iest Die
8d9ie IN Die Sanb OeS Soloaten 5uriid NIT
ben 8orten llno 10 pflese i'd gu idieBen.
Dtan muB Itd gu belfen wihen.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1879-05-01

Der 9ebacte,r Oes Champagne CSus.) SournaI
lit Elm mariner gerebrer BON Or. Aug. R6nis's
Samburser6 ami iii n 80 ebiainen. Der,
ielbe beri6tet Die Samburser Tropfen
finb in rneinem aeiertreiie 10 beIiebt, bab i9 Sbnen
Die beiten 3eusaiTe eini6iden f0nnte. 50
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1879-05-01
Sic Gapbtbaqueaen I'm iibli6en auBlanb.

Die Napbtbaquelen in Der Rabe BON 8afu,
i'm ruiii9en Transfaufallen, am Gaspll9en
Weere nno am unteren &ur selesen, fino BON
Dem britiiben &onIuI gburbia 6eludt mors
ben, uelder intereGante Mittbeilunsen uer0fz
fentli6t bat. Oas 8orfOmmen ces Napbtbas
l4eint unerl6opfi9: an man9en Steaen
Ipransen i'm CONNER 9tapbtbafontainen, Ell
niee ilber 100 SUB bod, uno fIebt bann bic
Rapbtbd melt unbenubt ab, ba man bic pors
banbenen erOBen Auantitaten nidt lammeln
fam. SIN Sabre 1874 paren BET 8atu 100
Sabrifen i'm Hetriebe, pom benen ueri9teoene
Der unbebeutenoeren unter benz Orude Der Sons
furrens bes amerifaniIden Petroleums ieoo9
einsesansen linb. Die beioen Srobten Tabris
fen befinben ii9 81 Surafb &bana, a9t Werft
Don 8alafbana, mo- man bic Der Groe entitros
menoen Sale ais 8rennmateriaI benuBt. Sn
iebem Sabre bra1te bic G~rbolabgabe, gtus
bel fur ieoes Yub=16,4 GiloSramm, Der Nes
9ierunS cine Summe Don 280,00 &ubeln Elm,
mas elmer groouftion pom l,120,000 Yao
petroleum (aus etrpa bret Ufal % uiel gtapbs
tba berseteat entlpridt. 8ei Surabf 8bana
iiebt man srinenbe 8ieien uno wo9enoe Rorns
feI6er, auf oenen man Die groe nur auf bis
2 SUB Tiefe ~pes,unebmen braudt, UNI 8ass
quelen auf3ui6lieben, bic, ent6inbet, GENIAL
tise 8Iamnen seben. 9ier befnoet ft9 oas
aIoiter inbii9er Seueranbeter (@uebern ober
8arlen), in benz itets Seuer erbalten rpirb.
Ser 0ur9i9nittspreis bes BetroIeums gu
8afu miro pom @burdia 81 l 8ubel 10 2o=
pefen fur bas Sub anseseben bic Sronsports
foten bis Mosfau itelen iid auf 81 8opefen
fur bas Sub. Der transport oes Gobmates
rails pom ben Gspinnunssorten mad ben
Sa6rifen miro in iebr u~riprinsli6er Beiie
beI9aft; pom 86brenleitunsen II. 9ersl.,
lpie Iot9e Sci Betrpleumsepinnun9 in Yenns
Ip[uanien p,suer, lit feine &ebe, uno nur
bur9 Gisin5runs berartiser Ginri6tunsen
lpiiroe pas Petroleum 8afu's init benz ameris
faniI8ea auf benz @eItmartte cOnturriren
fonnen. lebrisens wiro Die Napbtba NIT
sutsm GrfOIse itatt Der Ste,nfOblen auf ben
3cnpiern bes 8aspiiden Sees uertpanot.
Sn }}ufa bat ii9 i'm Ausuit 1877 cine Gee
ieul1aft g~ebilbet, welde es unternebmen mill,
Die Iusbeute an Yetroleum bur9 cine gtObs
renleitung BON bort aus mad benz S9warsen
U1eere ALI lejten,
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1879-05-01
gep 9orfer 0elsmarft.
9reiIe Der Gesierunsss8 onbs &c. IN Stem yorl
am %. Npril 1879.
Yittsbnraer 8iehmartt.

gtttsburS, %. apriI 1873.
Rtnbpieb. = guserleienes, $780, beftes
Builder $6.00-6.25; sutes bis mitteIgutes $3.50
5.87; orbtndres bis fair 450.-6N Bulls unb
&abe $3.O0-4.75.
SaugtdIber -33-41 Ste. per 9fo.
S9afe. -42-43 @ts. per gfb. SribiabrsIdn1s
mer 6-8 Gts. per 8fb.
S@peiae.-$3.5O-.O0 per Gentner.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1879-05-01
Infer RnchrrfiEh.

Mite unb Ieue 8eIt.- Oas 10. Seft bies
ier beIiebten tatbOIti6en 3eiti6rift Iie9t Dor uns.
8ie feline 8OrSdnser, sei9uet i@ baiieIbe Our9 iei.
men reiden SnbuIt, iOIpie bur9 ieine treffIiden
Sauftrationen aus. 9reis bios 20 GentS per Seft,
nit @ratiss grdmte bei'm 49, Seft. 8erIas pon
8enSiser grutbers, gteru gort, Cincinnati unb ct.
Qnuis.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1879-05-01
NOTICE.

My husband Lorenz Stark, whose residence
is unknown to me, is hereby notified, that
on the 2Sth OF April 1879 l filed, in the Court
of Common Pleas of Franklin County, Ohio,
my petition against him for Divorce. It
AYERS, that he has been guilty of gross
neglect of duty towards me and our infant
child, and of extreme cruelty towards me
and asks for a dissolution of our marriage
contract and the custody of my infant child.
The cause is for hearing and may be
decided at any time after the expiration of
6 weeks from this date.
Columbus, o., April 30th, 1879.
ELISABETH STARK.
OTTO DRESIlL, Attorney.
apr 80 6w smw and W
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Majors Cement lit Der bette CUR. BieSerbers
fteIuns 3erbro9ener Sesenft6nbe. gu baben IN
9potbefen 81 Is unb 25 Gents per Slai9e.
april 30 70 1ibw u SO
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1879-05-01
Gaminbels4u

IS 1T 70 sebrdu6Ii9 serpOrben, ben &nfans zines
eIesantet, interefanten artiteIs gu i6reiben, Inn
b~enieIben in cine seru0bnIi9e Graeise ausIaufen 81
Iaiien, baB mir ale berartisen SalfeIeist perueis
ben nnb einfa9 auf bic gOrsise bes S~opfenbits
tiers in mOsIi9ft einfa6en Borten binpeiien, nm
bic 2eute 5u elmer Probe gu peran[afer. ba Nies
inanO, Der ben @ertb b~efieIben tenat, etwas anbes
res ntebr eebrauht. @ b15mai
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1879-05-01

Die rieitsen, braftii9en, tneipenOe, unb eteIs
erre9enben 9inen peri9uitben raid Dor Or. qiers's
,Purgativc Pellets" (abfibrenoe qiIden). Or.
4ierce's MenOranoumbuder iinb in alien apOtbsteH
gratis III baben.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1879-05-01
nns gar oft iber bic Gdiel anseiebene NeHeIz
familie 5u neuen @bren."
Ser Stlioerapb.

Inter SeIiosrapb perftebt man bas 3ele.
9rapbiren our9 SonnenIi9t permittelt be.
fonbers fonitruirter GpieseI, meI9e baHeIbe
auf ~rueiteite g~ntfernunsen, auf bunbert unb
mebr Uteilen 5uridfrablen. 8ermitteIft ei.
mes iol9en photographer bat Sol. peorion I'm
3ululano breiBis MeiIen melt iiber bic 80pfe
Der 3ulusMrmeen bin benz 2oro CHELMSFORD
Na9ridt BON ieiner Sage seseben. Die
gnSlanoer batten ben Sonnenitrablen=Te Ies
srapben nit @rfoIs in Gfsbaniftan anSes
ruenoet, aber bic GoIonne BON 2orb Gbelms=
foro mar ni9t nit bieiem Snitrumente pers
feben, als Elm Tbeil berielben bel SIanoula
perni9tet murbe.
Sol. Yearion fonnte BON Clone bur9 feline
Sonnenipiesel na9 benz Sauptquartier pom
@belmsforb telesrapbiren, baB er 500 mafTens
fabt9e Utann babe, meI6e einen Ausfaa se=
gen bic 3uIus MAIDEN f~onnten, rpenn biefel=
ben Die anriidenben griassTruppen ansreifen
%iolten. Das pon Sol. Pearion sebrau9te
Snitrument 1T BET i%ogenannte Nanee=Selio=
graph. Dur9 ben gingerbread auf einen
2nopf fam bas &~ldtrabIen oes Sonnen.
li6tes burd bic SpieseI perflrSt ODER pers
lan9ert weroen, poburd cine Art uon Nlpbaz
Bet mie beim Worie=Telesrapben sebiloet
wlro. Die SnItrumente iinb Don ueri9iez
oener 8robe, BON einem @epi9te BON feds
bis a9t Bfunb, Die man auf benz SatteI nit
it9 fabren uno auf einem lei6ten DrelfuB
aufiesen lam, Bis gu 9roben Spie9eIn BON
5ebn5OGisem Our6meher flr %permanente
Stationen. 8ei sinitiser @itterung bat
man bic SonnenlibtsS i9nale auf mebr ais
100 Dteilen erfennen un6 leien fOnnen.
Die inbii6e 4rree bat bas Snitrument
leit einisen Sabren i'm @ebrau9, es ruurbe
pon Der Ifri6i=G rpebition unb ebenfa4s ieBt
in 4f9banitan uerwenbet. General &oberts
telesrapbirte bamit feline 8otidaften rids
pdrts nod einent Sort, bas BON leinen Trups
pen beiest uno 80 Weilen %entfernt mar.
Sen. Sir SamueI 8roune meloete bamit
Der @arniion BON Yeibapur bic ginnabnte
bon IIi Musito. llnb bic Goloune BON Sc
neral Stuart belt bomit bic Serbinouns
Sruiiden leinen Iruppen aufre9t wdbreno
ieines Iarides pom 8bOiocsPab III oaS Sns
mere pom Afsbaniitan.
Sn Srantrei6 unb 8eIsien bat man ben
photographer frlber mebr bexitst wie iest.
Sn Spanien ma9t man lebboften 8ebran9
bapon uno bat !. 8. yiaorio oaour5 in Ver'
binbung nit @lseiiras unO Gsuta an Der
8alte Afritas seiebt. Sest mill man StatiOs
men fir photographer auf beloen utern Der
StraBe Don Gibraltar erri9ten. Sn Gn9s
LAMB, no 4aes bel Der Irmee our9 srobe
Bureau @eitIdufi9feiten uer3Dsert uno uer'
i6Ieppt wirb, bat es LANCE seoauert bis man
ben Seliograpben bel Der Armee einflbrte.
l1no bod operirt bieieIbe ourdi9ntttll9 in
2anbern, mo- bic Qtmospbdre faft imrner ben
@ebrau9 befelben perfattet. Denn bas
oarf ni6t perseHen uerben, baB Der SeIios
graph su ieiner Anpenbuns bellies, flares
@etter bebarf. Iuberoem nrub aud Die
Yoition Der Come in Der Ridtun9 iein,
pobin teIegrapbirt peroen ioa. Oteie- 8es
i9ranfuns Der Anpenbuns bes photographer
ii9ert benz eIeftriiden 3eIesrapben ben 8ors
3u9.
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columbus. 90. april 1879.
Shpriff'8 unb Raiter gommiiIioner'I
~ alcrtn,tt Snhr GanR asasn Gsn.n

Shcriff,2 unb Naiter gommiIIioner's
SDttlN p gertauf. = SObn GoOi ssssr George
y. asliep II. u. - {. s. 6o4. Common gleas Court Don
6rautlin County, Ohio.
Sn SOIse eines gertuufsbefebls, weI6er bon seba9ter Court
at mid seri4tet wurbe, per6ei i'd am
SamItas, ben 81. Mai 1879, 10 rbr 8orra.,
Dor Der 9Bire bes Gourtbauies in Der Stabt Columbus, Srnnfs
lin Goirtp. Cbto, bas n~a6foIeenO beitrebene, In 8IeabsR
Touribtp, 5rantIin Gountp, Staat Dbio, geIesene granhs
etsentbam Dffentti9 ueriteisern Iafen:
SIM erfen a. gierteI hes speiteH (2) TOwnfbip unb sr
~feb;ebnten ~ Tanse Der gerentste Staten NiIitdrs2dTt
Sereien, besrenjt int SRben burd edub Der Rinerpa Dean, int
gsefen bura aunb 0cs 5. Spring unb @. 2. 9oparb, I'm
gsorben burd Sanb bes 81. g. 5ouarS unb hur6 Big AaEnlt
Greet unb int Often 6iir& ben TiibItanaI - ~eutbaItenS flnf,is
ader, rrebr o6er ~reniser.
Mbseibdtt 81 $50 per ader.
Soiiab Rinnear,
Sheriff uoH SraniIiH County.
GOnuerie, 8ootb & Seating, Anrpalte.
april rs SO
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9rietIife 40. II.

1 AnsbtnSbaugb, TRrS. ;. g. 4 aIine, Better gauI
2 Gbrtft, G5arleS 5 Sdmab, Sacob.
8 Saue;, 6etnr.
N@~ I'M etneH beuti9en Brief 81 ertaIten, brGa9t man
bIOs BITE Summer Der Site aub be Nununsr bs Brtefes angus
seben.
u. g.. Robgers,
Columbus, 90. 4pril 1879. poFnetaer.
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/ A. GRAHAM, M. r. c. g.,

of London.
Royal Mail Steamship America, Jersey City,
July 28th.
Thousands Of other certificates can be seen at
The Depot
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The October Races I'm England.
New York SUM-

The October races will give the Amer
lean horses in England final chance
this year to win laurels and lucre. Pa
role and Uncas were both entered for the
Cesarewitch Stakes, haAdicap race that
comes off at New Market, October 7th.
The course is two miles, two furlongs,
and twenty eight yards; and as the Eng
lish are now thoroughly convinced that
Parole can not stay two miles, Parole
has the lenient weight assigned him of
11S pounds, whereas Isonomy, who was
beaten by Parole last spring, and then
turned the tables on him repeatedly at
longer distances, is given the top weight,
1876 pounds
Uncas, also, got but SO pounds for the
Cesarewitch, which, nevertheless, is four
pounds more than was carried by last
years winner, Mr.. Mayors Jester. who, a
five-year-old horse, with SO light weight,
overcame field of twenty. Uncas, how.
lever, is already on the way back te
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The Va aEics 20 .arantlne.
New Orleans Times.


Some seven or eig ght days ago Miss
Jennie Cashmere, a well-known fever
nurse from Mobile, who had been nurs-
ing some sick peo lie near Mississippi
City, got on the eastern-bound train at
Murray's, proposing to go to Webb's Sta
tion, where she thought she might, owing
to the prevailing fever, be quarantined for
fifteen days before being allowed to go on to
Mobile. She took her seat in the crowded
Car and everything went we'll until she
began to ask questions of the Southern
News Companys boy, Charley Thomp-
son. From him she bought copy of the
Times, and then wished to know where
Webb's Station was situated, how long it
would require to reach said station, ETC.
Courteous Charley told her these facts
and when Quarantine Officer Ward came
along went up to him and pointed Miss
Cashmere out to him.
From this moment Charley Thompson
becomes the victim of the story. The Of
ticer regarded him with wicked eye,
and when the boy came close to tell him
about the nurse. he cried, "Don't come
near me! You are infectedW Charley
was dumbfounded and tried to remon-
strate, telling the officer that the conduc-
tor and other people besides himself in
the car had talked to the nurse, and that
all were infected if he was. The officer
looked at the conductor and at the other
passengers, but concluded he could not
exercise his authority to more advantage
than upon the boy who makes what liv-
ing he can by running on the train be-
tween this city and Mobile peddling
newspapers. Turning upon this friend
less boy, he declared: 81 put you in quar-
antipe for fifteen days from this mo-
ment." In vain the boy pleaded that he
had done nothing to deserve being driven
out of the business.
To the enlightened and brave officer it
was enough that the boy had been near
the nurse, so he turned on his heel and
retired to the extreme forward end of the
train, where he sat down, opened win
dow, and put his valuable head outside
of the car to avoid the contagion within.
Once upon time there WAS an ostrich
which, being pursued by the hunters,
thought to escape danger and hide itself
from view by burying its head in the
sand, etc. The fablist is only speaking
figuratively. He had in his minds eye
Just such a man and just such an action
as the above described. In describing
the foolish ignorance of the ostrich he
was deeply satirizing the folies of man.
kind. In the meantime, Charley Thomp-
son is quarantined, and for fifteen days is
deprived opportunity to make living.
Aside from the particular case comes up
the question Of the inconsistency of such
quarantine regulation. If the nurse
brought yellow fever into the car, why
not quarantine the whole train? Why
ponnce upon little boy who is one of
many who happened to be in the car and
to speak with the nurse.
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mia's face, as she muttered, as if to her
self: "Too late-too latep
"What is too late, my dearT said Mr..
Roper, looking at her with renewed anx-
iety.
She looked up quickly.
"Too late to toll the bell tonight. 1t
sounds so terribly solemn in the twi-
light"
"Nay, Euphemia, it does us all good
to be reminded, as solemnly as possible,
OF the uncertainty of life. One is too apt
to forget, whilst enjoying this worlds
pleasures, what frail barrier stands be-
tween us and another"
"You are quite right" she answered,
with an odd kind of eagerness. "I like
you to think of such things; but you
have been good man, George thank
Heaven for that! If you were to be
called away suddenly, you would be
ready"
IL don't dare to think that, Euphe-
mia. However, | should try and recon-
cile myself to my fate. although life is
pleasant enough to make nae desire it..
But you don't eat, my love-"
81 am not hungry. What is the
time?'
at wants twenty minutes to nine."
"Ah," she murmured, chow quickly
the time passes! George, will you do me
a great favorY'
'Twenty, my love, if can."
"Will you come to the drawing-room
in ten minutes from this timer
"With the greatest pleasure in the
world" he replied, secretly gratiied,
though he attributed her request not 80
much to love of his company as fear at
being alone.
"And you will excuse me%
"Not until you hive taken glass of
wine, Euphemia. l lam sure you require
it," .. .....
The butler filled her one, and she drank
it down at draught, and went out,
smiling at him as she passed.
Remember, | only spare you ten min
utes"
81 will be better than punctual, my
love-"
"You needn't come before that time,
if that is what you mean."
"Pll lay my watch on the table before
me, in order that may notoffend, either
way" ......
"The bell is tolling STILL" she stopped
forward to whisper; "try and think OF
something serious during these ten min
utes we are apart"
' TTn pE roNTTNupD
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America, with the invalid Duke of Ma
genta. Mr.. Lorillard's two-year-old filly
Geraldine has many engagements at New
market-the Hopeful Stakes, the Clear.
well, the Prendergast, and the Dewhurst
Plate. Parole is also entered for the
Cambridgeshire Stakes, and as there the
course is only mile and 240 yards, he
is heavily weighted, receiving 1873 pounds,
while even Isonomy, with the top weight,
gets but 1873 pounds.
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TO THE LADIES.
Certificate Of the Surgeon Of the Royal Mail

This is to certify that l have used and recon-
nended Dr.. Tobas' Venetian Linment, and have
ound it useful in variety OF cases. 1t also pives
nnfaing relief from the annoyance and irritation
on mosquito bites, and Prevents
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years of separation, should prefer to re-
main in my present state Of loneliness,
than to receive back wife who has borne
another name since she took mine."
"But you have promised" she said
"'you have promised, if Mr.. Roper were
deadp
eyes," he replied, as he opened the
door to 60 in search of Mabel; II have
promised it, for the sake of the past"
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