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40 Sabre Dor Dem gmoIifma.
20 Sabre Dor 0em Yttbltfittit+
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Sr. &. WcQQue'S
beritbmte
QebersYtllem
S3epatitis ooer Seber=Rranf9etten,
0p8Dcplic II. franf5aftem &Opflueb,
spmtomc cimer franeen 9e6cr.


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= bolb Ser 9fippen, I'm 10 gr0Ber bcim
Druid; mitlnter iit ser SfmcrS in Der
linfen Seite; Der &rante fam faum aHf
Ser linfen Seite liegen; otter miro Der
Shmcrs inter Dem S9ulter6latt ge>
fH6lt, unO Oebnt ii6 6auftg bis 3ur
SdulterbObe aus, uno miro mittnter
iir 0fbcumoti5mu8 i'm 2trm Oerfnnut.
Der Wiagen leiOet an 2lppetitloligfeit un6
llebelteit, 6ic GiugelueiOe iinS aQgemein
Oeritopft; Der &Opf lit leiOenO rnO nit
bumpfem, ldmerem S6mer3 i'm Siuter=
fOpf bclaitigt @epObnlid eriitirt aud
@eoGdtniBidwa9e, 6e9leitet BON peiuliz
DIEM @efibl, ais iet etwa8 unterlalien
mas bate getban ucrOen iOaen. Sin
lei6ter trOdener Sulten lit nHhlnter I'M
Gcfol9e. Der Batieut flagt iiber Wtats
tisfeit rn6 Sdwade; ct eri9rift lei9t,
leine SGBe iino falt Ooer brenneno, uno
CT fla9t iiber prifeln0e8 @efibl IN Ser
Sout ; iein @emitb lit nieOergeidlagen,
uno obpObl glaubeno, baB f0rperli1e
8ewcguug ibm mubl tbun pirbe, falln
er bod faum &raft senug iammeln, es
gu perlu6en. ST miBtraut in 8abrbeit
jebem Sei[mittel. 8eri6ie6enc bieler gez
nannten Sbmptome begleiten bic &rantz
belt, bod bat e8 Safe 9egeben, no wenige
berlelben erilttrten, ie6o4 Die llnteriiz
dung res &0rper8 nah Dem GoOe beruies,
baB 0ie Heber III gr6BterltnorOnltng mar.
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ySr. 10.

- Sr. Snme8 6. Barbour Don Der 6irma
Barbour & 6amiltor bate am 0oaTerffagss
Hbero ba8 lualiif, III iaiucm geitai8baufs
an 3ouifana. 9uenue, nabe ser I. StraBe
i'm 8nnfeln auf ein leeres 6aB Su .raten,
peIdes umfippte, auf fciHen Gsib itel uuo
ibm Strsi 9tippcn bra9.
(@eorgetowu.) = @eiieru Morqen gegef L
llbr itattete cine 8auhe Giubrebar Der lGobs
nung oes Sru. IS. ". @lIiel an Gonqresltr, ,
@eorgetomn.6et9bt5, einen b6tit unpillfouI,
mcnen geua ab uno mad)tn nd nit med=
reren 8icibunqaitiiGen une ciucr 9lu;0ht 5il-
berIadlen i'm 9Eertbe BON etpa 500 iautlos,
pie iie qefommsn, micOer ans Dem Stlubc.
Nan ioa cen freden GiHbredcrn auf Der
Spur ielu.
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fdat 9etm @aar aus ooer ,pira
IS aratt2

Ger DLondon Hair Color Restorer,H Der fau6erite
nb nnaenebmfc. ie beim ameritaniiden 8olfe einses
lhfe Mrtite, 1T bon allen anoeren total ueriheben,
nidt Hetris ODER ihmtsrs unb frei pom alien unret@
N Sngrentensen, ,pee piele an6ere Ysdparate nads
eiIi9 MAIDEN. gr perbidt bhnnes 6aar, frft eraues
oor wieber auf, perlebt 6m neues 9e6en beff Ropiz
Iinb unn sG tort be6t, tDenn bas paar ousgefo1en
ober F& nerolnnt, ben 9aaruuds. beGe6t Nt4ts
~ tf 5e uontommeH unb elegant 3u6ereitet, baB Ct
lair Color Restorer" iptre tn alien
Gents bic TajMe ober NIT a ftr
autl. 6nupt6epot int bic Der.
kptDs6. 0txAbe, @3tJADeIs
lpa.sas t2sstss saaht&wl
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Scr @eISntdrff.

Newzgorf, 10. San. - Solgenoes finb
bic S6luBrotirunsen: @elt Is; Sterlinsz
@e9isl 4.S2-S2{. gunbes Oblisationea,
1881er 1044, nele 5iinier 1881, 1O.4Oer =,
9iit. Sol. 3.65er 81. a(ftien: Nepz Dorter
Central 1874, Grie 431, eafe Sbore 1913, Sill
noiicr @entral1014, Yittsbur9 1083, Sbicago=
Nortbmeftern 925, 90. Brioritdten 1072, 8ods
Sslanb 153, @etern Union Sci. 1921, 9fetpz
eSeriener Central 83. llnteridatamts=S =Sllan3:
Cob sos, $40, ,O44; @ourant S., 1868, POI.
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(qtticura
SetlMttteL

babcn raid unO fiir isr SOU aIinse uno ainper ae=
eeilt, pele uOn Der 8ebntt an NIT SOpis uno Saatz
Iusl6las bebaftet 81 in iolden Sduen pers
oronete Bebancunsspeiie beTiebt in itspGben DOTS
oes 8 u ticUrG Ee oIoent, fueltss elm pou-
tomntsr Rberes uno GOO trdtt9ts Slutreintsungs=
ttcura, oes srosen 0aut 0eiImitteIs. um bic
tranfs Saut Iu lDaen unb lu rsini9en. Iouts tetne
anoers Setie, als IL ttcUTarS e peripsnoet
percen.
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&in0er TIT Derfa)tceenen Stlterss
Stuieu.
S8citcre SeiIuugeH bon Sout. unO Sfalp,
9lfeftionen 0ur6 Die @uticucas6eilmittl

Or. 6rso. Rpbrsr; Saiiirer Der .5iod Growers' Ra.
ttcnal.Sanf," 45ueblo, Colorado, i9rsi6t: So bin
10 Wobl Bufrieben NIT ieineH g8rtangen an m:iuem
SGu8ltng', oaB iG baieIbs gar ndt i'm luIe entbfb.
rem fam. Gs 1T ein Duuoerbarss 0silnlItel uno mus
unbe ln9t duBer popular lptrosn, luenu crit Ietne
BoG9t unter 6er SOltsmae 5eiler betannt ssluorSen
itnp."
Sr. J. g. Beefs. 3otpn. Sdlatmeifer, 5f aIbans,
St, dreibt in etHem Briefe pom %. jNai xs ruirrt
gum @nt6hden am @sitbte uno 8opie reines SdIes
ln8s; es turrte ben 9opi beret oDufinoig, uuo BOT
aud cas- @tid1t beindb ibon Sdni BON ben Sdmdrtn
8eretnt0t SD babe rs ibpn Web ,ren anempiObIen,
uho Or Ylant bat es ftr nc betent,"
Sr. Vt. Wt. Gbif Al 6ranfIinitr., Bolton, Ireitt
,,Vietn lIenes ahtjebu WOnate ats 56htert lsiIe
an 9em, mas bic AerIte eczema nenuen. lB bahG
fat iebss Ddttel obne Grf0Ig reriub big mi ueltd
on @ II ttcIra fameH. 0as atar lit nun lap .rI.
Reu 9ebotcn. nno air LAben uns iehr aIldlla."
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SpSeSurttetLe,

Naibbtlle, 8enn., 10. Sanuar. - Die
gieger Sobn 6all nnb gurren Smit6, iiber=
fiibrt, ben Otaior Bugb an 16. Wtui b. S. 81
Wturrecsboro' ern1Orbet 81 babelt, wurben bcute
gum 3oDe perurtbeilt. Die 6inri6tungen iol
len anl 20. 6ebrllar su 0tirireeSboro' pol
itrsdt tperben.
9iempbis, Senn., 10. Sanuar .-@bs.
Soob, peld)er TN letten Sanuar 6rau 2S. s.
Softer ermOroete, tuuroe bellte gum Sobe oer=
nrtbeilt unb ioll am u. Wtdr5 gehdngt tpers
ben. Sein In,palt bat an oas Sbergeridt ap.
pellirt,
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@iferindit tta,o Mpro.

3 penpprt, Sa., 10. Saltllar. - 9(m
lGbten 9onneritage wuroe auf Der Sarnt oe5
@r-Saerifis Yapr1e in 3uma= 8OtuHibip, 0tod=
SslauO=GOuntp, Sis, Elm id)rsdlt6er @torb
periibt. Sohn s. Sepier uno Sobu @. Bal=
mer, smei aus 8ennplpanien itan1menbe iunge
Seute, rpeld9e eineln unb benlielben NtGodFn
ben Sof madlten, 9erietben anl 0onnerltag
&benb, pGbrenb iie i'm 6auie hires Otenitberrn
5u giad)t ipeiiten, in eiuen Hort,pebel, n,l=
der Oamit enoete, oaB Senier leiuem @eguer
ben Sd)dbel nit einem Sammer etnlhlug.
Ser Oinrber ift perhaftet.
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tttto pt0Spboriattrer Salt
II SsaIs= utio Smnsei,letocn, Sfropbeln, Ebeu
tnafieMua, &dltpiidlc Z. LIN.

thatismus, gd)trddDe u.f.u.
Breis. IS @ts. bic Glaihe.
gNbittle's Eeurasgte Ysirtur; Haoitalfur bon
Rbeumatts mus, q DIT Il. {. {.
tier Garantie. baf fie fpeber Spiate, nod Anodyna
tbdlt. Gieie irtlir 6eiulrtt ariinblie etluns our
,inisune bes giutee unb 9usrottuns aier franfbaiz
:. gioffe i'm Spiteme. Die aersts id1Gten iie bod
2 emp!ehlen tie; yrels oo az Sts: ele 6lal.le.
giiboftz@de oer ae1instonz uHb ssremontitraBe.
(Oea2, ,12Wate)
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Gtt. oeatidter 9efratoant,

y biIabel ? bia, 10. Salilar.-@s italte
iib beute bcraus, oaB @eorg 6. eiiiau. Stfre,
tar Der ,Dsutihen 6euerperiiderunes @sisI.
fdaft," @elcer TN 8etrase bon $4,000 = lHo
bielltiGt noda mebr - bernntreit bat. 9ilIau
1T ieit cin;gcu Seseu cerlduuIben.
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Sin &tno. nit 2Gmsf6(aA

ieit Der @eburt bebaftet, miro geheilt, nads
bem bic bette meOiStuibe Sebaualung
fr1dtloS gtblicben mar.
6S gBeefs & y r.--Reine berren! Retn
einer speiiGbr8er Sobn lit eii sinsr Geb4r auF els
Seite 6s 9eiides eineiH 9tusihaas rueldler i'm
Wetlaufe Der sben pier N0nate fidb 5er Die 9anse
Sets oes e]eiihtcs, bas Slim, 0as OBJ uno beiel6e
Gette oes 0opes auAoebnte. IS mug ibn gar ara gee
rei uno geiudt bareu, oa iuuier trdBte, mas MIR
aud 9ebrauten mphtea. Stb asbraudbte mad Dem Ras
the fnener Freunee uno au Anor6nuns meinss 5ausS
ar5tes sotele WtiteI Obne Grfo9, biz i'd cnolb auf u.
tteur fiss, nelbss Ne @utiuno Dung unS oas SUIT
fen ioort linOerte nno in tnrSsr 3ei peuns bcUrtte.
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9art.e4 IT. 8bilaoclpbta.

ida ggltator Gbos. Stemart Barnea fam I'M
46 llhr beute 9lbenb in @eis1I6aft Der S6.
Dillon unb Mattbetps bier on. ST tpurbe BON
einem @onlite ieiner 2anbsleute in Gmpfang
qeuommen unb nad einem NuStaui6e BON
8egriiBungen rad) benz y@ontinental 6ota"
esfortirt. Sim 9lbenbe belt er eiuen sablret6
beiudten @mpfang in Der WuIif-NfaOemie.
Cine bebeuterbe Sumre ipllroe bel Der @ele-
genbeit fir Die HotbleiDeroen in Srlano aufgez
bradt. Sr. SEQ. gS. @bilps ldidte cine Mn
meiiltnn nlif $1,000
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selbitmoro i'm Srre,1l,atse.

Brooflpn, N~D., 10. Sanuar. : 9m
81. 9esenlber tuurbe 6rau 8atbartue 6ogan
in oa8 - rSlatbnlh= Srren=aipl" alfsenoululen,
NO iie ftd) am 0fittiuod erbdugte. sic 5erriB
ibr 9eiutll6 in lange Scten unO brebte baraus
ben Grid, nit meld)em iie ibreln 2eben etu
@nbe ma9te. .-5rau 9ogan oerlor Dor etlpa
ie6s 0ionaten ihr S6budeu, uno bieier Ser
luit idmer5te iie 10 iebr, baB te ieitber tiefin-
mig puroe. stlS MN etlle 5Sriibgeburt Die
Sran bolftdnoig rlliuirte, iab it1 Die 6anilie
gcnDthiqt, lie III Der InItalt unter5ubrlnger,
mo- iie ibrem 2sben Elm @nOe mafte. - @oro>
ner SimmS hielt geiteru cine lluteriu6ung,
tpeld)e oanit enbete, ba3 Die @elAworenen Gle
geamten Der Srren=slnitalt BON allem Sabel
freilpradlen.
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6ttt 0,crfiif;rcr crSAoises,.

N em y en-, Conn, II. San. - Sob.
Serolmon, ein 5anowerfer, eridien beute fritb
in Der gSobnltug bcS &oloiltnlularenbdnoler8
0telpin 3. Curtis unb brafte Dem 2esteren
eilte S6uBpunbe bel. 9ie &usel orang Sfuei
3oa linf8 bon benz gabel Elm. Die 5antifie
bcs 6rn. Curtis bate iid) in Bic STRIDE bege=
ben, nnb auBer ben beihen Mdnnern mar 9tie=
mano anmeienb. Seroluau, pelder iicb gleih
nodlber Der Yolisei auslieferte, ideint leiner
Gsiltesfrdfte ntd]t oollfomnen nldbtig 81 ietn,
nnS es oerlolltst, oaB iid) ieine 6rau in So,ge
eincs BON Curtis angeiponnelen Serbaltniies
bung angeboten babeu, ipenn iie bas Serbdltz
nlB aufl0ien ipoqe, allein iie peigerte ii4, uuo
Serolnan legte ieitoem Spuren BON 8abnfinn
an ben Sag. Curtis g8uuoe lit mabrld,ailt
lid tDDtli6. Der Sertpunoete bebauptet, Sc
rolman babe i'm offers beiuat, um @elO bon
ttri Ill errrPiiPr
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&alteS Steber.

Or. s. Wtc2aue' 82eber Pil<
len in SGlleu BON a Item 6teber,
nit Quinin 9enommen, er3eugen Die be-
Itcn GrfOl9e. G5 giebt fem beficre8 Burs
9irmittcl 0or rmb nad Dem Gunebmcn
bon @biuin. Q8ir ratbeu alien nit Die.
fer Sranfbeit 8ebafteten, Oenielben eiuen
unparteiti den 8eriu d. gu &c
pGbren.
Sci alien bili6ien ltnor6nrn9en, unb
ais einfade8 Bur9irlnittel, iin6 lie utz
uer9lei@lid),
0ton bite iid Dor 6dlibungen.
Die Ghteu fuo ME iibsrSudsrt.
Se6e Sha6tel bat einen rotben @018Fegei
oni Dem 9edel NIT Der SuiArift Or. 4Rceane's
1eber>Btllen,
Sie d6ten McQane's 4eber Bils
Ten babeu Die Si9uatureu uon 6 M Mteaue
unb 6teming 8ros. euf bem Did |.
Diar oerlange Die. ddten Or. s. Dleeane'S
etbsr.Billsu. prdparirt pon Slsfuiug 8ro5.. au
8ittsburg, 3d., oeun Der Warit 1T uoa bon
glaAobuiungen bss @amm Isc @aAe. aubsrs
bnGFabirt. aber pieielbs Gasiprade,
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Ne01aTttptt Dott Staten
fiir
Srndfa9eu! Srnfiaden!
Gehtuniere 8reiie an:
9amsbertg & @risbt's
'ud)- uno Aeeioensoru&erel,
Nr. 3, Siie=@aDir.,
@btttle's Sebertbran
. altt ut o re.

|6 llniere Breiie fnb minoetens ebenio nieorg pie
iraenb elmer uerantporiden 5irma. 92p26, 3Ofte)
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Baltimore 9irs ]nlaranfe Office
auf oer

fiopeitgde Ser Soi1tbz unb @ater> StraBe.
Eet mebr, oils einem balten Sabrbunbert etabIirt,
Eert ss9es gelllt opef Ssl9ao,auaS . oSt 5easf
benthum.
&ieie @eienihaft ftet aud tt,tntertpabrestoe ober
Euencntc grlicen aus.
gSnl. .. &arrtiot., Grdfibent.
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SrGsaGe.

BRADFORD, Benni., 10. Sanuar. - Der
2aben Der 66. Sfinner & @obb8, Sebu Weilen
iiiblid bon bier, murbe heute ourf Die grplo=
ion elmer Yetroleumlampe III SranO gelebt
l1rb einoeGidlert 8erluit $1,000.
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Bri6cl=9tbcS
cine gi9entbiimlifItett OeS teranii4en


so meets Better: - Ntsine 3erren 4nbet
8udbie Guticura. DE feline Bibie tpeIdle Id oor
iou6ers 9eesn YrlttlbiBs oter Slu3euer, ute mnnbe
2cute es nenneu. Sic ioulen MID b6reH, uie it S5r
oh ltnse.
Jbr sr9ebenfsr
SGmes gB. 8udIeu.
Wafon, Seras, q. Sept. 1878.
Guttcura lit oas pjrf auIite 9iitteI fir duscrIts
den Gebraud. @s bsilt aue SdnitputIgen, luets
i6un9en una SautsNb llurfungen; es erneuert oas
SGar, Wenn es burb StapsRlGnfbeitCn 5erjrt muroe;
es enternt @rino uno SD ppen BON oer.qOpibaut ers
bait oieie rein uno madl oGs SaGr lueid be Jam.
gs 1T ebcno auipreeno, ais IS Iuirtam i uno uirn
in ierem Sale trefiltd nteruBt turG Is ticurds
6etfe, peldle allen WtItttrn an bel0n0ers Ju ems
pehen it, um nit osrlelben ben 90rpsr uno TOpF Der
ar9Iin9e nno Sinner 3u relHgsn. sic it sbsnouobI
SpilettenArti ais lrnel uno lit ole pobritdnoite
uno onsenebmlte Seize, belonoer5 gum QBI11cn un0
Baben BON 2inotrn, Deide Ienals pr6partrt puroe.
gBir periid)ern otn Gterd al Ods Sstmmteite, ols
beIe Dtitte unbeotn9t 9t5 eutbaiicn mas tlsius
itsn &inee bGoib ein t6Hute. Gum Rahrpeiie Dell
Ien uebmen mir 8eIug au Die 3eugathe oes Dr. 6aps
uno oes Pr t. UlerrtG, weIbe eCem Oieer 3silmitteI
6et8eiSt itno.
8ie Gnticura= SScilrtittcl iper6en prdpartrt DON
2Beefs d Botter, @9emter uno Srogliten, ytr. $50,
2SaIbn9ton~ ~Stra6e Bottom, uno itno bel allen Oroz
9uiiten 81 BADEN. BreiS oeS uti cura, teine 8Gh=
fen 30 Gents, sroBe Bihien Dede 3 znat ote Guam
titd Der tetnen entbaIten, ST. NeiolUent, 81 pro
5laiChe. @uttcurGz SetIe, % @ents pro Stid,
mittetft Pof 80 Gents; oret Stnd 10 Gents.
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) obn =. 5urrp,
bel Der rggaIwortb, ,Wauuf sGontp. ~
SnHpn H. MnriI tSTS

ROtiB-gBenn eGIt aebtiIt, fam Die 5aut ueilb ur6
cart 9ema6t peroen, ipeHn ausihIieslib @uttcur ds
e lie aebrauat Wiro iu E0iletten uao Retalib4
seitss ss3ptGeu.
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0efearap6i(6e OepefGett.

(Serdte Der uIiiocitrten grefe" fir ben rDeutd)en
Gorreiponbenten."
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esnlnnit oer lIaessScicsatiom.

Die lltssz9eleaation, 12 Yerleuen an Ser
:3abl, FAM beute friib bier all llno itieg inl
nSremontS Sauie" ab, rpo iie pdbranb bsS ga.
gss bon Quseitelten oes Snoiauer= Bureaus
iibel,uad)t murDe. 0ie Delegation beitsbt aus
folgenDen 5duptlingen: Surap, mel1er BON
ieiner 6rau Gbipeta begleitet tit, @alb, al=
banbra, @Olata, Socntds, Sieble, Sad, go
lueripld, llncle Gam, augnitin unb Sappa
quanta. gis iebt erbielt Iiemano @rlaub>
niB, iid nit ben Snoianern 81 uHterbalteH.
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sttt WstifeasttSdie erfttdt.

Grie, Bengi., II. Sauuar. - @apitdn s.
{. Yierce, Gin iunger aooofat uno friibsrer
@eridtsclerf, erittdte beute rudhrenb er am
Oiittagstide ieB. irlbenl Inn eiu groBes StGd
Sleiid) in Der @urgel iteefsu blieb. Sine Slal4e
granntpetn tpurbe in Der SaIbe beS gerltor=
benen porgefllnoen 1ilo man perillutbet, oaB er
hPtrliuFen mar
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+ GsGuf 2eStte.

Nep Dorf, 10. Sanlar. -- Srant 2e8z
lie, Der befannte 3eitun9s sberausgeber uno Ser
leger, itarb bsute Nabnltttag in ieiner 9Sob'
nung, gir. 511, 5. 9pGnne, an einem &eltge'
9eif)tpiire, on pel6em er ldu9ere 3eit 9elittc1
bate.
Ser Seritorbene bieB eigentltdl 6enrD @art'r
nnb murbe in 1921 gu Sp8wtf, @H9lano, ges
boren. Gr erlernte III leiner 6eimatb Die 6olS=
i6neioefrinit unb iieOelte i'm Sabre 1649 na6
gteip=gorf iibcr, no er balo baraui Die @er0f<
fentlidnng Der ,,@a5ette Of 6aibion" Goes jest
gen n2abte8' Rasa5ine") b;ganu. Inter ben
ptelen bon Inn gcgriinOeten 3eiti6riften itnb
iolgenbe Die befannteiten: r5ranf 2eSlie'S 81
lnitrirte 3eittn9 DSeuti6 anterifaniIfe
@artenlaube," rGbinlnep Corner" vSuogst
OF Sum-" uSopS' anO @irl8' gSeeflp," rSogs
Of QnericnM l1t1h .6nnhn Glnt1le
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- Gtner III S0noon efflp1an9ellen Tabeloe=
peide sufolge baben itf Die bolipianiiheu
3ruppen gu Sacua 9egeu ben 8rdToenten
Sacua erboben uno ben Senor Sama9o 5rt
ibrem sSiibrer ertpdblt.
- Die Yerid)te iiber Die Sample 3tpil6en
ben glbaneien ltnb Montenegrineru bel @u~
iinJe ollen bebeutenb iibertrieben getueien iein.
- Der gSod)enberid]t Der - rOeutid)en Jte1h8@
banf" er9iebt cine 3unabne all 5artgelo i'm
8etrage bon 4,076, 900 Dtarf.
= Sergeant Sobn Sunffreps, Der beriihmte
britiId)e Sliriit, ftarb am letteu Sau,itage in
2onbon an Der QungenentS Sinoung. Der SOB
Der Nrau Yarrp, fueld)e aus Summer iiber ben
Sob ibres @atten peridieo, tptro ebeniaa8 ge-
nleloet.
= @raf sSeiir BON @impffsn, Der neue Oft
reid,iihe @danote in 0ionl, bate am letten
Sreitaae cine llnterreouug nit Dem italter1iiden
Bre,nier Carroll. 9te freun6l9aitli6iten Ser
fid)erungen muroen bel Der @elegenbeit aus9e-
tauld)t.
- Cine Betersburger Depei9e beitre,tet Die
ain 9. b. Wits. per0fieHtlidte ytadriht, baB
in Diosiau cine 9fieberlage repolutionGrer
6lugid)riften, YrotlalHationen Ii. |. ~. entosdt
tuoroen iei.
- Der Ystere6urger Solos" el11pfieblt, baB
bic abtretung bon &ulelha an bic Gbineien
allmGlis beiuertiteaigt DcrDe, mn Rubeit6rgn=
eea en- bsT Gref,;e ;a cerr1eioen.
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TIE THINGS MrHEBorromDRAwER.

,.-- .--r. --.t- - s-.- nj go S-
1here arc whips. and tops, and pieces Of strings,
There are bits Of ribbon and broken rings, ll4f1
And tressos Of golden hair. ~ -
There aro little dresses folded away J
Out OF the light OF the sunny dsy.E " ,, ,
There arc dainty jackets that never are worn,
There arc toys and models Of ships, -. >
There arc books and pictures all faded and torn,
And marked BY the finger dps o.
" dlmpled hands that have fallen to dust,
Yet I strive to think that the Lord 10 just
But feeling Of bitterness oils my soul -,
6omedme6, when try to pray
That the reaper has spared 30 many flowers
And taken mine away.
And almost doubt II the Lord can know
That Z mothers heart can love them so.
Then think Of the many weary ones.
Who are waiting and Watching TONIGHT
For the slow return of faltering feet
That have strayed from the paths Of right;
Who have darkened their lives by shame and sin,
Whom the snares Of the temptcr have gathered In.
They wander far In distant climes,
They perish by fire and food,
And their hands arc black with tho dircst crimes
That kindled the wrath of God.
Yet : mothers song has soothed them to rest
She hath lulled them to slumber upon her breast.
And then think of my children three,
My babes that never grow old,
And know they are waiting and watching for me
In tho city with the streets of gold;
Safe, safe from the cares Of the weary years,
From sorrow, and sin, and war.
And thank my God with falling tears
For tho things In the bottom drawer.
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the other old ladies, and that wife lived
seven years after all. I made her SO happy
that she adored me, and we had the sweet
est baby ever seen. Oh, what a lovely
creature that child was-a little angel
she only lived three years, and then faded
away. But I've several beautiful pictures
of her, painted by her mother" =.
"And did you have any trouble with
that mother-in law9'' ~ <tS;S ~
"Not while her daughter in-law lived;
she was always taking care of her sick
child and grandchild. But when Emma
was gone and all seemed quiet again, the
old lady wanted to marry mel" .#
"What Emma's m0ther-in-laWw -,
eyes, she was a handsome woman still.
and she knew it; about my age and no
relation whatever, so she set her cap at
me-" :
"And that made commotion in the
houser'
"Well, yes. Yes, I never knew nv
mother to get into real rage till then.
She was mad She told me to 90 right off
and get young wife-the younger the
better! Then got mad! stormed away
at my old ladies together; threatened TO
break up housekeeping ana turn them
out upon the world, away from the pleas
ant home which they had enjoyed so long
that they really believed it to be theirs.
Finally I declared that would leave
them in it to fight like Kilkenny cats,
whlle.I would live at a hotel in the city.
And I kept my word. I lived at one
hotel and another, but always went home
on Saturday nights to 60 to church next
morning as usual, so that the neighbors
should not he gossiping about us.
"How good they were to me then
They lived together like nest of kit
tens! But mother assured me that peace
would not last long if I lived at home
without wife; so when I met a pretty
little orphan girl, who had not relative
in the world, told her all about my af-
fairs, and the sweet creature, with tears
OF pity in her eyes, consented to marry
me, and be good to my old ladies. And
she kept her word, both in letter and
spirit, and am thankful that life has
given me so many blessingsp'
Just then young Mrs. B----rcturned,
and th~ugh 1 observed through the even
ing that her manner toward her husband
was more that of beloved and loving
daughter than wife, yet she appeared
more serenely happy than any woman
remember ever to have seen.
This story is from life, excepting that
| have changed all the names. Sol B..
has been dead some years; the will he
left was as just and manly as his other
ACTS
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M.DWELLNG GOD.

He dwelleth on the mountain tops,
Whore tho morning mists Arise,
And In thu glist*ning drop Of dew
That In the valley lies;
And in tho gloomy caverns deep,
Where sunless waters glide
And stalactic beauties have their birth,
There, too, he doth abide.
Isee Him in the silv'ry stream
That To old ocean pours,
And In tho wondrous bow that spans
Whore dread Niagara roars.s
I hear His voice when tho whistling wind
= Around my dwelling blows,
And In the jingling hail and rain,
And music Of the SHOWS.
In the restless WOODLANDS simple song
From thrush to whip-poor-w1u-
His presence il apparent
Al city on hill.
The fragrance Of each beauteous flower
u but His scented speech,
And the glory Of His eloQuence
Far into my soul doth reach.
: The light Of sun and twinkllne stars
Are embodiments of His smile,
And oh. how oft upward gaze
And worship all the whilel
Closer, closer still, follow Him;
His language understand;
Through every joy, and sorrow too,
He's with mo hand in hand.
And when His mandate summons mo
To cross deaths darksome tide,
May interpret the summons thus:
Nestle closer to His side"
aiod0o Ledger.
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Mr.. s. Blackford, LAG West Third Street, st
Paul, has received another dray load Of empty
bottles this week from Pittsburg. which makes
the second load this spring. Business is bust.
ness. DR.. E. B. Hallidays Medicines are fast
taking the place of all other medicines in this
market, and don't you forget it's the boss OF
hnsinnss
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HYDRoPHoB1A.-Mr. Galtier, a learned
professor at Lyons, has been inocu-
lating rabbits with the virus of mad
dogs, in order to find whether the NAL
ady will yield to any treatment he may
devise, but has net been successful.
The madness shows itself in the rabbit
in about three weeks. M. Galtier finds
that the virus of 8 mad dog will be as
powerful, when preserved in water,
twenty-four hours afterward, as it was
at fargf. z.sz>< i sg.-E.s<