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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-03-31
FINDING FAULT

In speaking Of "A person. faults,
Pray don't forget your own;
Remember those with homes of glass
Should seldom throw a stone.
If we have nothing else to do
Than 10 talk OF those that sin
tbs better we commence at home,
And from that point begin.
We have no right to judge man
Until he's fairly tried
Should we not like his company
We know the world is wide;
Some may have faults, and who has not +,
The old rs well AZ young!
Perhaps we may. for all we know,
Have fifty to their one.
III tell you Of a better plan
And find it works full well,
To find your own defects to cure.
Ere others faults you tell.
And though | sometimes hope to be
No worse than some i know,
Ny own short comings bid me let
The faults Of others go.
Now let us all, when we begin
TO SANDER friend or foe,
Think Of the harm one word may do
To those we little know.
Remember curses, chicken-like,
Sometime to roost come home.
Don't speak of others faults until
iOu have none Of your own.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-03-31
Poor Billy Sprague.

a Washington correspondent says:
passed on the avenue a rather medium
sized man, with square shoulders, and
whose countenance was something
familiar. Looking again | saw it was
Governor Sprague, of Rhode Island.
formerly a senator and rich householder
in this city. When he was elected to
the senate Of the United States he said
that h would not live under any other
persons roof here, and bought himself
a large house between the business
quarter and the capitol, where he spent
the early years of his marriage under
the same roof with his father-in-law
the chief justice Now he is in Wash
ington without home and without a
family. He wore a sort of greenish
oyercoat, rumpled as if it had been
slept in; his breeches were Of domestic
cashmere, not pressed for some time
by the tailor'S iron; his shoes we're not
blackened and he was alone.
The Oxford falcon. [volume] (Oxford, Miss.) 1865-18??, 1881-05-19

Differences In families unit
"a by matiiage are mustiy IN
the side Of the women Wo-
man fails in tact to presesve
the amenities Of tire heart.
The soft answer or the rsl'Fess
ion which sXad.s an issue y
more on the part 90 tbs maii
than shc wi.e. Neang womea
iaamage their l.ss-ss. hut ltsse
slseis skill ~ manage their
hsSlean.ls. Women MAKE tiae
cliaues sn congregations.
church sorieiies. familS hot.;s,
boarding l4ous's, ard ~ils.r-
ever lovely woiaan Tr'ilofIl-
mates. Lack ef tact makes
The traditional inotiief IL laU-
Fathers III ia'v haKr fop much
t.cs tn he fas~E an.i irritating
III matters aaf sfiou.a lse left
alone. Men live lagnsonlous-
III III clubs: women raniiot
live in clubs without getting
into hostile divisions.
The Oxford falcon. [volume] (Oxford, Miss.) 1865-18??, 1881-05-19
ohaal Eaqastts.

Almost ~ quaint as the.
well known STORY of the Sran
isis monarch rs.o aas sua~ied
fo deash hVause the, oGifi2l
Justified IL she prescriptions
of court etiquette IN removing
him from incclvenient lroxi-
unity to g ruariEs fiIe did Dot
haIgrH tole within the palace
precincts AZ the time 0f his
Maiesty'S eNtrpe nr-d is m
account Of a recent suicide in
81. Petersburg. 4 certain
prince. a kaplsgmc SIsnd-
firiff. had married a wealthy
bourgeois. FOR her money. and
this uHion had turned out SO
unhapplly that. a few days
age. BE- hanged himself 10 a
window frame in his study.
One Of the sereaa4s happcned
n enter the room ainstssi i'm
mpdiately after he had cum
pleied this arrangement. be
held him suspended. and sum
moned her mistress. who was
dressing for "A bali. IL The spot
When The PreuceSs cauglt
Il lit OF her husband he Wis
struggling with ronsidpra lie
energy but npt veniuring Ia
make or q authorize ANY n
tempt &c sut him doNn or
otherwise relieve him from his
precaricu~ situation she SIM
ply ordered her servants -
aequaint the police with tll..
exarf state Of affairs. Ths
fuoinan goki the porter: shs
porter communicated with iIa..
garilevas on the street. By the
lime ilas official had made
the nsastrr plain TO the IN Sgsly
"a lh,- police lieutenant. and
that fnnctionarY had sent Ior
Tire police surgeon 20 aecom-
g,any him a. lke scsEse of The
catastrophe some filrr he4s I.
Lad ELAPSED !. And when -
= u - NJ fs-gs rs=%--v---r- 8 -
T TesFs44ss ss.zz 41FFs nj zfsszzAAs ffMAte
ffssf 4nfssFtunass. nod 1ssassssas
,s.:as ~ InsliSrntahfy ~, 'iiffsss
The Oxford falcon. [volume] (Oxford, Miss.) 1865-18??, 1881-05-19

4 Defroiier. who had occa-
sion this winter % visi, Gratioi
county. was invited toa spell
inc school in a district school
house. aad he reached ilss
place 80 hnd IL crowded and
deep interest apparent among
the audience. The spelling
soon began. aud in a little
time only six or eight contcs-
tants We're left. One II these
was a giant named William
Jones. and il was evident that
he came there 10 conquer.
When be spelled jealousy :
with q 81 they tried 81 make
him SIT down. bl.t he raped
on the desk with his biz gst
and replied:
y don't know nniilin' 'bonf
Webster or any other foreign
pr. and I don't canp. I've allus
been used to slellin' il '@.al-
ousy.' and | amt goin' to
knock off TO please a few
wcollehucks."
Is he woail not sit Dawn
lie was allowed to 20 ON spell
ing. eyeH after he had missed
several more words. 1t last
only The Deiroiier and big
William had the floor. and
while the latter was Smuggling
with ihc word sympathy.
2 window near the former
opened softly and a man whiS-
pered 3:
Say. stranger, kin You
spell -eiirpmo {.
~of eoprs.. | can.
N-ii. ii'S .oIn' t. lieor
Bill. and don't ypu fnf-ri II.
and the Teacher sent nae
around here 10 Say 90 you
that you'd better climb uut
and skip before the climax
comes.
II aat climax r
WHY. The one W. Lad
month ago. That 'ese Bill
ts--sss
ssisssny- and fhe cisala from Iu
svs4 sSlso afa& Asff ztnlfeiiag had
igs ~ carried home IA u niank
ef. when Bill rnsfs shrou-li
aii.1 sympathy the nexf
.xcr4l viii De .chroro.' AMI
You'd ln.t:cr either start il OF
.skr . or be Iraly 10 jump
through this winder ans maae
fur :ae woods. for That 'rne
Bill is bound TO ousspell this
deesiriek ii lie has 10 lick
every human l,eiu' in a."
The netruiFer ha5l a good
eye for harmony in ehlcmo>.
and lle wisely permitted hi :
Bill 30 be the last one left
standing. Detroit Free Press.
The Oxford falcon. [volume] (Oxford, Miss.) 1865-18??, 1881-05-19
Mzih At Meal Time.

Everybody should plan "a
have pleasant conversation af
the table. Just as they have
good food. A little story tell
ing. q little reading, il may
b. Of humorous things; anec-
dages viii often stimulate the
:ssynns element Of the mind
asul saase II 10 aet vigorously
Try and as0id going 10 TIC
table All tired out Let al
traablesp.ne topics le ayoislrsi
Think and say something
pleasant. Cultivate ninth,
aud laugh when anything
witty il said. If Iossible,
meyer eat alone. Invite q
friend of xhom you are fond,
aad irs 10 have 4 good time.
Friendship aud friendly inter
course ii the table whet tae
appetite aud l,Eomote the fIow
Of animal spirits
The Oxford falcon. [volume] (Oxford, Miss.) 1865-18??, 1881-05-19

When a woman has = new
pair pf shoes sent houae she
performs altogether different
from a man. Size never sssoy.s
her toes IN ~ them aud pulls
and haulS until she Is oalt of
breath and flsen goes Siamp
ing and kicking around. but
pulls them on paFf way care
tally. twifches them again 10
take a last look aud Ss.e If She
has got the right one. pulls
them on again. looks at them
dreamily. SAYS they are just
right. suddenly To smooth out
4 wrinkle. twists around and
surveying them sideways, cx-
claims
Mercy how loose they
are.- looks at them ae.ia
square in front. works her
foot around so they won't hurt
her quite 50 much. takes them
of, looks ~ the heel. the toe.
the bottom and the inside.
puts them on again. walks ~
and down the reoin unee ar
twice. remarks H. her better
half that she won't have them
AT any price. tilfs down the
minor - she can see how
they look. turns inevely peSsi-
ble dires iion and nearly dis
locates her neck trying IL see
how they look. hacks of.
steps up again. takes thirty
or forty farewell looks. saws
they make her feet look awful
big and never viii 10 III the
world puts them on aml IN
three OF four times more. asks
her husband what he thinks
about il and then pays no at
tention 80 What he SAYS. goes
through il all again anG final
~ SAYS. she will take them.
It's a very simple matter in
deed
The Oxford falcon. [volume] (Oxford, Miss.) 1865-18??, 1881-05-19

SAYS HarIcrt Weekly /:
" Not long ago Rev. Robert
Collyer told the story Of his
life 10 the students % East
mans business College, in
PomghkeepSie. drawing from
it many pointed morals. The
story Is well worth reading
and Pondering ,s,,a we can
not forbsar giviiAg onr readers
one or two brief extracts from
+ the Published report.
" Mr. ColivSF mentioned
four things which. as he had
learned his lesson. 20 TO make
n man-good birth, good
breeding. your own good en-
deaxor. aud that good fortune
which is but another name for
the goodness of Cod" lie
described the simple home IN
Yorkshire. paying his mother
a tender tribute for the clean
illness and Wholesome regimen
that secured perfect health.
and for the training that re-
PEELED vice and fostercd self
Improvement, ia concluding
his talk. Mr. Collyer gave the
following characteristic and
sensible advice:
When yoH ger through
with the college. ard take
hold Of your lifes work. DO
net think Of making a fortune
- the one grand aim Of yoar
life. huf of carving ugi u home.
finding 4 gouS, the woman
fnr yogr wifr. aHsl raising.
please t;ud. 2 gcei family. I
ds n0t efy down money. |
isalii.iils iasisiillz Il Il i Il Eool servant and
4 good friend. but Il il als,mf
a. cruel Il mister as ever used
4 whip. i shrewd fariner said
~ ne onre, never marry scr
money. mv lad nasrav fer
ioye: lat If ilsou finds . nice
GIRL inaf i.as money. Try fo
lore her | would mot say
ai.a.~a.s s--..~s.-.~s.suiirs sss--ss asss-s.s-sl
fsna tise nzs-e Astss - - ssssFii
.l,.sssh Tor ytsn ae a4F nsnflser
was To- 81 father. ~ J u yeg
ioae Z mara hs.s. Il Ill. viii
haze yau. giia,lrii shs las asi
j dollar 70 ilvr name This =
4 sore eYil under otf -Amrri
can srn. that there shoHid be
ss.s.. m.Sliap and disaster in
III. welded life. II lies in
this. that in the most nom I
tns thing We can Do 50 often
u.s. the least judgment. W
who have had oHy tlsrn wait
the Young saen Of your birth
and breeding toraIse q gener
alton of mobler and better
t1pe. hoys and girls strong of
arm and surc of foot. deep
ellested. sgany-hearted. full
Of faculty, and wlapl,ssoine 70
the inmefIlnst nefv., aud 10
do this must do two things
give rnem noble mothers.
and don't Iinger shiveriag on
tlie brink. and fear - iaunrll
awav. bni when you know
yot can take care of a llome
in Il simple. wllDlezonse sasii-
ION. so right to work and Do
it.
The Oxford falcon. [volume] (Oxford, Miss.) 1865-18??, 1881-05-19
A Tasory That Hus; : Given Up.

From the New York Tier
aid: Once upon a time Il
was a very pretty .'ry with the
Republicans tha al the
wiGkednesS. ali IL political
corruption and Disqualification
were in the Denos@zis party
aud that the little virtue
which remained in this hakl
world Was monoIolizrd by the
Republican party. We aIe
afraid from the experiences -
Albany this winter shsSs tlse
ingenious theory of political
relations VIII have - b. Civ
IN mp. With tlias Republican
party in full possession af tlae
State capital ve have seen
more iniquiiy in legislation
s.an can h. lrared even "a the
bad years of the Tweed snq
renacy. Perhaps the most
pitiful and meanest piece 81
iais years Legislative iniqnl-
ties i tile hostility 10 lie
Stare Charities Aid Asssa.la'
/ ton 10 obtain lie right II US
ifation "a Charitable iiastitu.
lions d Tigllt. III farfs IL de
fend the poor wretrhes rxlsf
ing in such places from oiiirla
Fobbul7 aad oppression
The Oxford falcon. [volume] (Oxford, Miss.) 1865-18??, 1881-05-19


4 uew patent bath tub ~
CONSTRUCTED sonww iiaf like a
pea pod only the serfioss cs
cavities = supposed - hare
been errti1sis.d l,y tire peasl
arr graded. from a great BIZ.
cavity al the butt end of ihe
concern probably Fog lae api
manf To- a little hi. 81 a cavity
II the little end of the concern
tpgol5ahly for the infaal.l Ths
loira IS to pat the whole fanti-
N into the machins 1T once.
the old man at the butt end
an I the baby ~ the APEX
The fanily an. then packed
invery tight and the old Mgn's
knees are drawn np under his
chin. The cook sith a pitch
II of ice-waier In heT hand
then takes Ep n position by
the old man tholsiiHg her
apron oyer her facel. The old
man holds a string eonneciri
with lisa trigger OF 4 iig caa-
non. Ting old man pulls the
string aud fires tlIe cannon,
and the eook pours the ice
water dawH the old man :
back and the old man howls
and tries 10 make room for
himself and sritisns his legs
suddenly and ~ slioyes the
whole family onf at the other
end Of the tub, and they fall
into a bucket elevator which
carries them mp 81 the roof,
and fumbles them out thrse 10
dry In tie sun. These are the
main principles Of the ma
chine stated Ia Z crude FORM
There arr MANY .sAer nicg ia
tie points alpnl i uhlrh ssssl
only b. apprflais'ti ~ i<lne
seen. The Invention seems
destined "a work a revolution
III familirs.
The Oxford falcon. [volume] (Oxford, Miss.) 1865-18??, 1881-05-19

An enteTprising pastry-cook
of London. who served u little
cake for the Bartlcft-C0utts
weddin z breakfast, has turned
his luek 10 coed account. lie
now adverfises tie dabs Of pas
try rs the . Ashmead Tartietss.
The Oxford falcon. [volume] (Oxford, Miss.) 1865-18??, 1881-05-19

4 correspondent of the Rn.
raj Ne~yalker says that an
excellent say 10 make flits
bark ggow IN trees from NFliiel.
it Las been peeled or gnawesl
If i 10 bind the drnude'l
plare with clay, or with ussfl
II claw Is not al hand. Thus
treated he has found that the
bark will grow again without
q scar.
The Oxford falcon. [volume] (Oxford, Miss.) 1865-18??, 1881-05-19
Eloping wits a s5o.ooo Bride.

Miss Jessie kimball. siaugh-
ter Of Sarah II. kimball, y
wealthy widow residing in
Cleveland, Ohio, was married
in Detroit CA Saturday last to
VIII II. Hayes. The bride
viii ie eighteen years Of age
s;.Iuniay next. anu on that
,lav will coaae into possessions
nf S.sa.0O0 Left her hy her faith
er. The mother is in Europe.
and Hiss .Isssie las been
keeping house with only seF
wants for companions Some
DAYS ago she went to Detroit
10 visit some friends. On
Thmsdav Of last week Ar.
Hayes followed. Saturday
forenoon the young coupe
started ont from her friends
gpe.islenre us.anSihly for q
ride. Before they reiRStled
however. they visited the Rs.v.
Mr. Bayley's residence. TAX
ing advantage Of the slichi-
gan marriage law wlifll -
auires 10 license, and were
married They returned ~
Eme for dinner. and later II
the day left for. Cleveland
sayi ing soothing alsonf mhal
had occurred. Mr.. Hayes llaf
lls.sn 1aaying attention Ia Miss
KimlEali for a year past. bu
4 the marriags was decided up
/ on llie impulse Of the snoment
The bride has spent seEsra
wears ia Paris anil London
and has aswuifrd hy aer tFay
II and study Il variety of &c
e0mplishmenls that hare masl'
/ her i leader il society. Tn
grxA4a,, who il also = minor, l
4 popular ypung gentleman
and i holding a good posi-
tfoal IN his fathers I'm 9ioy.
ws~e 4 Il. u ra#t4 X =
The Oxford falcon. [volume] (Oxford, Miss.) 1865-18??, 1881-05-19

4 contemporary wishes to
revise one portion Of the New
'festamens ~ follows: fla man
slaite you on one check turn
uufo Kim the other also, and
taen se9d IL = gos.sl one from
the shoulder rhilr he is oA
guard.
The Oxford falcon. [volume] (Oxford, Miss.) 1865-18??, 1881-05-19

Mr.. Burton j. "A fnl0Ted man.
lie represents Ford Bend
county. in the Texas Senate
lie OWNS farms and liearsls ~
cattle. Ie is aH s-siumais-l man
Before the var isr was i slave
in Virginia. IL. uas taught
10 mad aud write ~ his mis-
,lsss. Size WIS made very
poor hv the war Since the
war Burton has shown his ap.
preciatian 81 her kindisSs lly
aiding IN her support k.rent-
IL. "a her flanglliels wedding
lle semi her u ihnHSand dollar
ellerk. We s:oHt know hoH
BnatoH i rlasSs.d politically
bu; ID lnsarl h i = lD'.mefsat
Ky C0Fiugton Ceglnon
wealth.
The Oxford falcon. [volume] (Oxford, Miss.) 1865-18??, 1881-05-19

An eaterprisina street son-
der sells conscience susPen-
ders.r Called conscience
because Of their extreme elias.
ticiiy.
The Oxford falcon. [volume] (Oxford, Miss.) 1865-18??, 1881-05-19

This is his first season Ca 3
farm, and he has planted ten
acres with old tomato cans. lie
expects the ground viii produce
heavy crop Of eanned tomas
toes.
The Oxford falcon. [volume] (Oxford, Miss.) 1865-18??, 1881-05-19

Some people ike oysters on
the half shell. others quail oa
toast But We prefer eagles on
twenty dollar gold pieces
The Oxford falcon. [volume] (Oxford, Miss.) 1865-18??, 1881-05-19

The archery elubs have earn-
menced practising. and the glass
eye = aanfsctors ia Pittsburgh
is working dcable time.
The Oxford falcon. [volume] (Oxford, Miss.) 1865-18??, 1881-05-19

There ssas a sweet creature named
Tsxgip.
Who declared that she never uss dizzy;
Aad sfse lesned DER the cliff
Just TO See. dear fsaorEe. II -
Now in scaoping iaer mp they ARE bssy.
The Oxford falcon. [volume] (Oxford, Miss.) 1865-18??, 1881-05-19

Michigan has a man with three
arms. He Is the only man alive
who can take Two girls sleigh
ing AID erios Il.
The Oxford falcon. [volume] (Oxford, Miss.) 1865-18??, 1881-05-19

@0h, Lord.H prayed . Mesho-
dist minister, keen ms hnm-
lle and poor.- -Oh, Lord, if
Thou wilt keep him humble.T 2
said the deacon, who next pray
ed, We viii keep him poor"
The Oxford falcon. [volume] (Oxford, Miss.) 1865-18??, 1881-05-19

Fwed-- HaU-whal 30 you
do with yourself tonight, dear
boy ~ Algy- :. Asthing, and
haw-pweeious little of that.
Fact is, these light it gets 20
awfHlly early r.
The Oxford falcon. [volume] (Oxford, Miss.) 1865-18??, 1881-05-19

One Of the leading ministers
of Boston plays the Violin. \
sort of fiddle ID. d.. so to speak.
The Oxford falcon. [volume] (Oxford, Miss.) 1865-18??, 1881-05-19

Watch your eat. Ii her hair
brisiles up, her eyes roll and
her teeth chatter together it is
a sare indication OF q coming
earthquake. and yoa should &c
aud pay your debts
The Oxford falcon. [volume] (Oxford, Miss.) 1865-18??, 1881-05-19

Henry A. Wise Of Virginia is
said 10 have been the author Of
the phrase. "The Office seels :
tie man not the man the Office"
Add his name TO the list OF
American authors Of fiction.
The Oxford falcon. [volume] (Oxford, Miss.) 1865-18??, 1881-05-19

Dorald -syaai's il,i-i Waiter
-iirofa, sir. Doaald-Iioo ay
Yis. i peas here aud a bar
ley's there, and the wan whust-
lim TO the iiher. Where are
yoo -
The Oxford falcon. [volume] (Oxford, Miss.) 1865-18??, 1881-05-19

~ efifa- ia Cincia..sf, paff
ing airsti ghf rossins- ss.sl: Ao
pea "a iaving .afr tried one
Of f'sese eo.iins viii ever use
Etfsk s@saxs44
g'lfe-e = s-a ey ia ssal.-n ~ ai.ss.l y in'sx-
ffhs. : ,ni ng ,ieFr- t'ss i.trfr nsys
slln si.ea ~is "a l..s ilas.
.sna ise'sl h@fHfnrr awa..
-r.-... sf..,-.s.. .. st-...,. ga. tsssstfr.
The Oxford falcon. [volume] (Oxford, Miss.) 1865-18??, 1881-05-19

The mad Dig which Jumped
over = six funf fenrs. 10 bite 4
mans ls-g nsnSf haye felt fer
filsly raoFtiiiesi ami di> gnS1sssl
hen ile found il MRS wooden.
Boston Post
The Oxford falcon. [volume] (Oxford, Miss.) 1865-18??, 1881-05-19

War between Japan and
China IS considered lrveabla. /.
The Oxford falcon. [volume] (Oxford, Miss.) 1865-18??, 1881-05-19

InFalisis sllaald aFnid Ger
man SPAS. they ARE FeH.
teni Boston Transcript.
The Oxford falcon. [volume] (Oxford, Miss.) 1865-18??, 1881-05-19
ALL SORTS,

Tho motto Of the giraffe
Neck or nothing.
The Oxford falcon. [volume] (Oxford, Miss.) 1865-18??, 1881-05-19
SULLIVAN & SULLIVAN
ATTORNEYS ALLAN.

oKFoRD, Mss
County Attorney. Comfy Admins
tr.tor. GSgnn4 sssioner II Iss-s-sis.
Pro-ecafrs Claims against the ! nisesl
States fer pensiaas- Bounty and for
supplies .kea hy the Northern Army
during the war.
Practices IN The Fs-tieE4d Court ~
0xsasd, and the varsoaS Courts Of the
state- Ciianrery ard Bankruptcy
EYesiaiiies-
The Oxford falcon. [volume] (Oxford, Miss.) 1865-18??, 1881-05-19

White Smowdr,ps and White
clover blossoms will- the com
ing season. lle the faTorIte
hofal gafnitnr.s for bride
Maids and sweet girl grad
nalrS
The Oxford falcon. [volume] (Oxford, Miss.) 1865-18??, 1881-05-19

In anion there j. more
strength just now than at any
other time Of the year..
The Oxford falcon. [volume] (Oxford, Miss.) 1865-18??, 1881-05-19

nGreece has accepted the in
evilabie.H areece. in this res
pecf. resembles Grand. Ii ac-
cepts everything.
The Oxford falcon. [volume] (Oxford, Miss.) 1865-18??, 1881-05-19

When /; comos to decendiBg
q ladder. the hravesf of as gen
erai1v back down.
The Oxford falcon. [volume] (Oxford, Miss.) 1865-18??, 1881-05-19

Beneath this quiet. turfy
And fiowef-sccnted green
Lies Arzhella Murphy.
"a u-uai-ksroseae
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-03-16
'Graffu8 Neeb.

Das srSste M0 0bellassr bsr
Staht III baaitntse bes 5errn s. Nesb.
MObsl ader Mrt iinb oafelbl In srDbter
Musmabl 3u ben ntsbrtsfen Vrsiisn 3u
taben uno In Der 2bat tann i.bsr Sc.
f&mad befriebtet tperbsn. Yarlor. unb
@&laf3immer.@ets fauft man BET 5srrn
6. @eeo 3u Jatr,tprstien, ea sr feline MS,
bel brett aus ben erSbten Tabritsn tss
eanbes bs3isbt. 5srr Neeb bat auBsr>
benz sinen ercben Borratb BON 1sppt&en
unb Matten unb alien In bte(es Sad Elm.
f&laeenben Waaren. @sr MGbel iraenb
weldter art Sebrauht, tbut uobl, Fd an
6errn &eeb 3u trenben. 8Dm @ewSbn.
li6ffen bis gum NqerfetnRen unb Ebeu.r=
fen 1T @lles In feinem Sturs 3u fnten.
GIL ,S0t.
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Matter! Wntter Wfntter I!

Mfntter! Watter Wfltter !! =!
aDsrbet SIR bes Nadts ssftGrt wsroen
unb In Gurer Nube untsrbruden burd bas
@6reien sines tranfen &tnpes, tpsldss
@dmer3sn bonn Durdbreden bsr 3dtne
letbet z 81 es Der 5au, 70 famft etne
6tafde pun Mrs. gDtnsIpws CIV
tbtas SYrup. -@r wtro ben armen
6lsinsn fofort BON fetnen @dmersen be.
freien. Man perlaiIf lftt barauf, es btlft.
So 1T feline SHUTTER auf @roen, bic es Ser'
(udte unb gud ntdt mittteilen iparbe, bab
es bic ginssweioe resultrt, BEN Sletnen
5ilfe unb @eiunebeit uno bsr Mutter
9tube Serfdafft, bab es tuie 3aubsr mtrtt.
Das Mtttel III liher In allen Jalen unb
anssnsbm Don @efdmad es wirb BON
etnsr bsr altefen unb tsaen Dcetorinnen
In ben Ser. Staaten osrfdrieben. usber,
al au taben, bic Glaide gu 25 Gents.
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tuns erbalten. Die 2dnse ber sun5en
2inie wirb 1900 Weilen betrasen. Iis=
1elbe @eielli9aft baut aud eine 9inie
burd Nri5cnl uno @pnora mad @uap=
mas ait @olf BON Californian. Nuber<
benz mirb bic Denper & 9tip @ranbe 8abn
befanntlid uber 9arebO am .0io @ranee
(@rense bon Teras) cine idntalipurise
Babn Bic mad ber Staot Werieo unb
mad Ma3anillp ant @tillen Ocean, bas
@oulb1de Spubifat bic nerifaniide
9abtabn, iiblid BON Der Stabt Wterico,
bauen, wdbrenb bic 2ehuantepeczBabn
bereits in Nnsriff sencmmen 1T.
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- Cine rubi3e Na&t unb frSbti&es
Grwa&en ibres 1inbes itno fur cine
SHUTTER bas srSbte BersnaSen sebrau=
&et baber g1eufdbter's Den +
4es2inbermebl 1" (Yabotrcpbine)
als Nabruns @uerer &inoer, unb bas
1hueue @ebeiben berielben wiro oas Bette
3eusnib fur bieies ieSensreide Ndbrmit=
tel abssben. Gs it Der einjise. in ieoer
Beiie bic Wuttermild erieBembe Nat.
runSsitefi fir SdusliuSe uno Ieine Sin.
Der. rDeuti&es 8inbermebl" wirb uon
Ner3ten iebr empfotlen uno 1T ju babeu
in alien reHemmirten Mpotbeien.
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Die merifaniide Gentral.B

Die merifaniids Gentrul=Yahn,
weld,e bon Der HtGifcn<. Icpetaz uno
Santa Ge.@ef. al 81 paio in iioSitlis
der Nidtuns sebuut mirb, ioa nabe Der
Mitte Der nSrbliden @ren,e Der Nadbar=
repnblit, bur& @bibuabua in seraoer III
ME bis na& Der 9auptiiabt Werieo &C..
fibrt merben unb bur4 einen Ausldufer
mad Eampieo, am @Olf pOn Weriec, uns
einen 3weiten mad Gan Bias, ant @tilen
Ojean, cine transccntinentale ausbrei'