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Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1882-10-06

A Philadelphia crank, who wears
an exceedingly high hat, Ito prevent
the lightning from striking him." places
upon the roof of his house every day a
large quantity of fruit for an imaginary
girl to eat. A small boy, who has
learned of the eccentric conduct of the
old gentleman, climbs to the roof daily
on lightning rod and does much to
confirm the old mans belief in the
mythical female. Philadelphia Press.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1882-10-06

That American parents are educat-
ing their children to be idlers is. the
complaint of the Boston Herald. "Not
lopg ago." it says, 'it was shown that
the drift of representative schools in
Boston and Quincy was in the direction
of occupations which are beyond the
rank of the common laborer, beyond
the limits of common industries. None
OF the boys, none of the girls, expected
to really work for living. They were
to do what was nice and genteel, but
not to soil their hands, not to wear
overalls or scrub floors; not, in short.
to do anything that did not belong to a
superior race.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1882-10-06

I'm slavery days, the chimes of St
Michaers Church, Charleston, were
rung at seven p. m. in winter and eight
in summer as signal to negroes that
their bedtime was nigh, and again an
hour later to warn them to disappear
from the streets, after which all blacks
found abroad were arrested. The Gus
tom was continued until few days
ago, though nobody has obeyed the
bells since the war. The Mayor has
now cut off the salary of the ringer;
and the act is exciting considerable dis.
cussion among the old residents ~ Z.
SIN
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1882-10-06

Miss Richards, who has been travel
ing about in Wisconsin organizing wom-
ans suffrage clubss SAYS that her great
est opposition comes from young un-
married women, who imagine that men
will not like them so well If they adyo-
cate the woman's suffrage cause. =
Chicago Journal
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1882-10-06

Shakespeare is the name of a Phil
adelphia lawyer whose speciality is the
atrical litigation.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1882-10-06

WET or damp matches, wiped lit
tie dry and run through the hair, viii
ignite as good as new.-ISt. LOssis Globe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-01-26

gSaiblugton, %. Sanuar sc
II te bradte Cameron (gStsc.) gleth ua6
Dem Serlclen beS BrotofollS ScilciO5beihliiiie
in 8eiug auf bas 9lble6en oeS Senator8
Otattbem q. Carpenter ans gSisconitn Elm,
unb Die oSo. Cameron, @arlauo, 2ogun,
&cllOgg, SaDarb uno G6nluuo3 bielteu 8ez
ben, in welten iie Oen SerOicniteu Oes Set=
itOrbencn Auerfenuuug jOllten.
Die Gameron'Iden SeI6lIIIe muroen eiu=
Ittnlnltg augenOlmen, mOrauf I'D Der Senat
I'M 70 llbr aus Ihtung fin oa5 glugeoenfeu
oea Scritorbenen uertagte.
SIM Rcprdirntantcnbauic
murbe Die SeuatSbill, tpelfe ben 0rn. gSaro
6Nut, beiiitenoen &idter bes SberbunOes=
@eridts, III 9fubeftanO perIcbt, auf glntrag
8eeb's (Nte.) pom 5iide beS Spred)ers ge=
nol1meu lru6 in @rmdgung geiogen.
SomnIGenb (Sus.) opponirte Der Sia unO
iagte, birielbe mitrbe etnen gefdbrlt6eu Brd=
cebenSfal dlaiiert. 9OuIc (5enu) ipra6
ebenfalls gegen Die Sorlage Gr erfldrte,
0fid)tcr Suut babe in ben letten brei Sab
rem, ludbrenb mel6er cr Oienitnntauglih mar,
$50, 600 crbalten, 0bue entlpreden0c OieuIte
bafiir su leiiten.
gfad elmer laugen 0ebatte, an ueld)er iidJ
bic So. JtobiuiOu (gt.YD, 0teagan Ger,
SammonN (@a), Stugleton (MtfI), DC
Dtiuan (Ser.), Mc9ane CDtb.) IL. q. betbeiz
ltgter, purbe Sur 4bitimuIuug geidrttten
unb bic 8ill nit 1877 gegen SO Sttumen an
aenommen. Die NtaioritGt Der &epublifaz
uer ittmmte fir uno Der gr0bte 8beil Ser
9cmofraten gegen Die Sill.
lin llbr iu8penbirte baS SauS ieine Sc
ifGfte uub belt Die @ebd6tniBfeier ;u gbren
be8 perftorbeuen SenatorS Carpenter ab,
mprauf Nertaauna bis moraen erfolate.
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lirtteilc in Ceutit)lano mbcr Sas
.Sof,iaS= GSiet.

gSGbrenb bie conieroattpe Ereiie in
9eutIdlanO I'M G6nigS=Gbift MIR Die Sez
bauptlIng ser biiforiid, juriitii6 un6 mora
lid beredtigten Stellung per &rone itebt,
erblidt Die liberale BreIle barin einen 9ltt,
Der frine bconbere Sebeutrng babe, alio
iiberfliiiiig geiueicu iei. 8eibe lopalen Bar
teien itirnnten barin iiberein, baB Die 9lus=
iibung Der Serfaiiungsred)te Der &rone uuo
Der Solfs Sertretung, nidt Der Briuiipz
Streit sic Sauptla6e iei.
slber Die 9tuslegung bieier Ge6te btttirt
and Die 9luSiibung. Wiit Der AuSlegnng
Der Sroue ftinlmten natiirlidi Die @Ouierpa=
tipeu iiberein, aber pie bic liberalen @ou=
ititutionellen obne gSeitereS auf COMMANDO
sic Wliniifer %crantiuortliGfett aufgeben
unp bas Abieugnen BON Oeren @eleblidfeit
ais gleidgiiltig erfldren f0nnen, bas ldbt
iid nur burd) politiid1e Seigbeit erflGren.
g@eun man oeu Sopf in ben SuId itedt,
gar uid)t tbut, ais oh etipas geionberes pai=
iirt wdre, Den milo gemorbenen abOlutisz
mus nift nod mcbr rei3t gebt bic Sriits
pielleid)t gndbig porilber." 0as 1T Die Be
oeutung bieier feigen 9innagn1e.
NnoerS unb tapferer nebnen Die fortlhritt.
llden Sldtter Den bingemorfeneu 6eboebanb=
ldlnb gegcn Contribution uub Solfsre6t auf.
Die ~SOifiide 3eitung" citirt ben 9(rtifel
A Der preu6iideu @ouilitu.ion. Oarin
beibt es: o8ie Winiiter bes &6utgs fiuo
uerantmortlid). 9ae 9tegierungsafte bes
Sonigs beoiirfeu gu tbrer @iltigteit Der @ez
senSei6uuug zines @tiniters, ruel6er ba=
Ourf Die Serantmortlidteit iibernimmt."
Sas fortidrittlid)e Slatt ieet bin;u: Dllnter
D%erantipOrtli6fcit" bat man bis gum beus
tigen Gage nidt 9edung binter Der Duu=
Derleeliden" Yerion bes G0nigS oerltanben.
@ber es mar ms ia Idou Dor 3ebu Sagen
angetiinoigt, baB mir yourd eiuen @onflift
htnbur6 miibten," unb ;war burd einen
Gonilitt Diiber ben @ebrauh Der in Der Ser
fofInng liegenben Regierungsuittel. Dem
@onflitt 1T ihwerlif nod aus5uweideu.
WiOge oas Solt oann binter ieineu Sertres
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Sages=N =Neuiafeitea.

9aS Observation-Disclosures int
gcitern Die bereitS bon benz Sunbesieuate
augenoHlmene Sia ;ur SnrubeitanoS Ser
ietung bes TidterS Sunt paIirt Die mel
fen Nepublifaner ifinl1nten natiirlit fir uno
Die 9emofraten gegen Die Sia. Yrdfoent
Grtbur fam MN ben 8uui9, tuelden er an
geblid ifOn lange gebegt bat, ndnllid) ietnen
6reuub Gonfling 81 ueriorsen, befriebigen,
inocm er ben Sdabamtsietretdr Solger in
baS SberbunbeSgeri6t perlebt uub @Onflilg
gum S9abamtsiefretdr ernennt. .-9ie iibri=
gen @eifdfte in beioen Sdulern beS @on=
greiies bel4rdntten iif auf cine @e6ddtniB=
feier u1to oas 9lunebmeu Der iibli6en Sei=
leiosbeidlitiie in Se;us auf baS ableben beS
Senators Carpenter.
Ser @ouuerneur bon Hem Yort
bat augeorSnet, baB am 80. Sebruar cine
Grtrawabl abgebalten ruerOen ioll, I'M Die
SafanS, peldle Ourh ben Sob oe8 Sanators
9Sagncr i'm StaatSieuatc entitanb, Su er=
0Gr,Pn
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grDben &enDmmee'8.

2as @ebduoe cnes arO6cn 0lerommee's miro utdt
OIL enem Ea9S ouigeidbrt; Oas 6unOamntmus maIfv
uno tiet iein, unO oer o5e Oberbau crforOert utst
Seit GiuO ir0cnOpO 9tiiie, 70 tann Oas @au,s pos.
i'd unO obne Oic 9l6gHatct Der 8cpnratur ,uiammeus
fiHSen. aanu bierun 5emonO sipetfeln, oct geeben,
pe 9euiiie ipertbloc 9lcoiSlncn, Die III ep6emersr
Rotorietdt uugepufft pOrosn Der 8eraeienbe anbeim
seialen inO? gbcr tudbreno ,as 9iofrllm o6ne nnes
ren &ertb 0eridpinOet, iisis oas ldc eeilmitta ld
ss Gi9cntbum elmer Gih3cperIon oseruCot Sur boda,
Stue bes GriOlses mpOr. Scin Steign in Der goHss
auni lift ueleidt ten roibes aber eR befc bereres.
Inter ben lang beDdbrten Brdparasen, nclbe Fa
etritt fir Sdrit has 8ertrauen oes gu6lFums er4
WOT6sn baben, bsistIeines B0beye gmpfe5unsen,'ols
GoR:ns 5iiIFoes UainOlGiid nnO tontid,es
stZrtunssmitteI. Der uripransliae OOaRdnOtse
Name osies undbettreffiibsn 1oncums 1T SoCOer,
eicbias Hdfses RiuoFsi9sgltratt uuO Eonic SuI
uiaorotor. urip-HnsGdb elm einiade; RinOHeAd,
gytrott, ua OCm 0ssept Oss SarOns UOn gie6a su6s.
rsttct erbieI es msOBmiibe Seisa6en, Oaunss giicn
un6 Galiia9o. anian9s e,nfades 9labungsmittel bat
IS ft I'M eaufe BON Oreebn Subren gu cinen ieeiaen
boben Ganae oils gtdrfunssz, umftinndinss, uuo
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS sr6Obsn. Iuz iebr Uentse
DducI BADEN 0as Slid g,ba6t, Oss gsrtrauen Der
geBts 70 untsOiu8t 5u seiUtnnen oct t6m OOn Sstsn
yerfc6en bic ent6uFafiiden eo0essr6e6ungen5u 16eG
purOeu unb es an bOber Gtcge 70 iiart ousseOradte
anerrennung 8sfuuOeu.
gu ben 9crperbeI b psrben, fhr Screu
Sefetttsung es itG stgnst 56pds
DE, 9pspcpiis, g6Bsbruns, eungentraut.
Betteu, Sluturmutb, guttrdftuug beE
Brouen unb soFriide 0letB6ortett
ais l6eiSumpffteber-Wala'
rta-anb sur 8orbeugung beiieG6en bat
GOl6ens naiitses Rtn6fleiI4 un6tont.
i4cs Stdrtungsmitte MD fetues @lets
d en-. Durt G0rberung Der gerbauuu9s'
funtttOueu @aGtena6iouoeruns be.
ietttgt ss ienen trant6nfsen 3ufane
bes SeHsms, WsIdsr ben Sumpttts6er
9bhr un0 26or 6tfnst un6 es gt6t tsb
men fdrteren SeGes ietner 8OrJGge. ats
benRa6Wtts itiner ttzSumpffieber
Birtuns. Sn alien gpOtbeten gu pa5en.
u. -, Grtttenton, aleiniga 9sent,
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Nlefps sMprfer Nepefthctt.

NemzY Yorf, 25. Sanuar.-9ie lleberz
refte beS peritorberen A6tb. Clarion q.
Botter pur1eu beute na6 eiuem in ser
n@raCefir6e" abgebaltenen SrauergOtteS=
bienfe Sebufs SeerOtgung naf Sdeuectaop
geifidt.
- Der beute aus Smaniea augefontmene
0ompfer o6orburgb @aitle" bate utter
megs beftige Stiirnte ;lt befdmpfen, uerlof
bier Soote uno ruur6e erbebltd) beNba6igt.
- @eueral @rant iit Gum Director Der
Equitable perfdernngs= gs=@omp." erz
mGhlt mpr1eu.
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Der 0ampfer u@pam.@

Rem DOrt %. Sau.-Sis bcute Iad
mittag wareu nod feline gtadri6tcn BON Dem
ieit mebreren Sagen fGnigen 8ampier
vGbani," rpeldeu Der 8anpier DBerIiaH
Wonard" 100 Meileu Oltlih BON Canon
!6oot nit 5erbro6ener Straube 3uriiflieB,
empiangsn. Der oGbam" bat 21O Yaiia-
giere am SOrO. Der gegenndrtig gu Rews
gonbou, Conn, beiinolide 3ou0ampfer
y@rant" ipa abgei6idt mer6eu, nm oas per
mibte 6abr3eug aubuiuhen uub i9m 9llie
III lPiitPr
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9lns 9lirninfen.

&t6mouo, 25. Sau.-Sm Senate lag
beute Der @eietgebung pieoerbolt bic 6rage
Der Grn6bluug oes StautS AuOtteurs uor,
obue ieooh erlebigt III peroen. Die Stiul=
munq ift cine qerei,te, unb cine Guti6ei6ung
oes SOriibers, welhe ben @egnern Dfaiiep'S 8
giinltig mar, purOe NIT 81 gegen IS ct.
umqeitoBen.
Die 8ioolebergsrih Bill Der ,.9Reabius
fer" fam i'm Seuate nit 90 gegeu 16 Ct.
5ur Aunabme.
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tern ltebcr, nm unler conltitutioneOeS 9eben
su id5iibeu."
SIN &ctd)8tag Gat Ridter am 10. Sanuar
angefiinbigt, baB or iiber ben GrlaB SeS 6ai=
iera in cine 9iSfuiiion eintrcteu uuo ;eigeu
werbe, baB OerIelbe naftbeilig auf Die 9an;e
@eif)dftSwelt etniuirfen miiiie. lle6rigens
glaubt man an cine 4ufl0iung Oes 9teid)s=
tags, wenu bieier iit gegen oas SabadSz
Dfonopol au8ipre9en iuiro. (0em.)
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u erniidteS,

9ie beutigeSteuereiuuabme betrug $751;
719.14, bic 3olleinnabme $SS2, 16.622.
.3ur Ginl0iung beltimmte Nationalbanf
noten i'm Setrage BON $4,000 wIrOen
beute I'M Sfabamte empfaugeu.
Ser 6lotteniefretdr ;iebt cine gpplifatiOn
in @rwdgung, uel6e barum erluft, oaB ein
Shell be8 Der 8egierung geb0rigen @tuuO=
iiiide8 III AnnapoliS, DtO., fir ben Ban eiuer
Giienbabnbriide iiber beu ScUernzSluB be-
uut,t mprhPu hnrf
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9efe9tap6if6e 9epef6em.

C8sri&te Der giipciirten greiTe" fir ben 9sutI6sn
Gorreppnbeuten.
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ataIienIs amspdrtiaen gie,icblrnaen.

Som, 25. Sauuar. - ErcrlJcrmiuitcr
Dtoncint crruiocrtc i'll scr AbgeorOIctcA
fomncr AMI cine 6rogc bciiglid) Der ans
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. StaltCnS, Die 9tcGic
ruuq ieHc ari iebr frCunoidbntlibCm NuB'
nit GuQlauO, uub ibr &etbdImib ;u Cch
reid umJ 9Cuti6luHO ruarr au8gcjcihuct.
- Ser llmItanO, oa6 Der Diiriitcr 6rant
reid uidt ermG9utc, miro ais ichr brveut
'Cru CrddltCt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-01-26

&htb. Gomuuo Surfe, bon 1889 bis
1S45 Viitglieo oes @ongrehes unb Batentz
ANTS Sz9 ommiiidr inter Dem BrafSenten Yolf,
itarb geitern Su Newport, R.=o., i'm 9llter
bon % Sabrer.
Die 8bpen nnb iOnftigen ginridtungen
oes W cd henblattes .G h o" an Der
SamionifraBe in philadelphia ipuroen ge=
tern Sduloen balber uertauit unb bra9teu
I'm @an3en $65 Elm.
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glus Der SmnSesbauptitaSt.
Saltimprer Suneesamtrr.

WQ ! blngt0n, %. Sanuar. : Bra.
iibent Irtbur ion befiuittp beifloiien ba=
ben, orr. Sobn 81. Dtc@liutod auf'S gteue
Suln Sunbe8maridall unO Sru. Nrhibalb
Sttrliug Gum SunOc8aupalt fir Baltimore
I'll erllenner.
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AZ. Goneref. - 3tpeite Sisune.
&nnabme Ser Sin sur Seriprgung ecs Ridbtcrs
SnHt i'm uie.-SeeGd3tniSfcier III Gbren
ecs ocritprbeuen Scnatprs CARPENTER.
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Niehmdrfte.

@bicago, 25. Sauuar. - Die 3ufubr
BON Sdpeiuen belief fh beute auf $4,000
Stiid; GerieuOung 5000; bic Breiie Oaris
rtel8piiden $3.50 unb $7.9O.-9fiu0uieb !:
3ufiiBr 1900, 8erienouug 2100; Serfdufe
3u $2.40 bis Sc. 6.30.-Sdaaie: 3ufubr $500,
Serienbuug 400; gertaufs 5u $3.50 bis
1915.
ct. 2ouis, %. Sanuar. - S6weine:
3ufubr $500, Serienbung 400; Sertdufe III
$4. 50 bis -9iuooieb: 3uiubr 1900,
SerienSung 400; Serldufe 3u $3.50 bis
$5.25.-Shaaie: 3ufubr 1900; Serien6ung
:; Sertdufe su $3.25 bis $3.50.
fz9tbertp, 25. Sauuar. - SRiuSz
oieb: j3uiubr PIG, SerienOung -; Ser
tdufe Al $3.50 bis $G.25.-Sdmetne 3us
fubr 1900; Sertdufe gu $6.40 Bis $40
S6oafe: .3afnbr 5000; Ssrtdufe gu $3.50
bis $3.50.
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Die TinanifriiIs in rranfrcich.

Y0rIe, %. SQnuar.-NiC nNlNt U1n
6ronireid~ bat geqcn cugemciicnc eide
bcit BEN bcTp,iGdlipCn 6anocls Wb GcHfs
bduiern III gpOuS g.OBc Gclonittcl iur Get
fiigHng gcftcdt.
Barts, %. Sauuar.-GS miro balbof
f;icu pcttiiu0ct or6 6iuan3miuircr }llo,u
Sarge belttc bic $40. JtotbiQilo, Gcgtahp,
Soubcrt lluo auocrc Sa9iialtitcu CulpHrg,
uub O0B O08 III Der GOnfctcn} gcttofcuc
llcbeteinSOmmcn cine &0rienabrtmnunI an
lSnNn Nra Ql2n,tn Is fihnn1E
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maEnfnuigcu Gduiduu9 banOelte, baB SOtt
ibm bic 3bat oufgctragen babe, eincu frci=
ipredenoen 9SabriprltdJ abgeben nliiBten;
mcun ie oageaeu glaubterL Der Q1geflagte
lei feincr wabniinntgeu Idul6uug inter
moricn gcipeiCn mo babe gemuBt, Dap er
unrcdt baubeIte, peuu ite glaubten, er babe
baS SCrbrefcn aus &adlc, ans pOlitiIdem
6aiie pbcr fraufboiter Suht udf gtotOrietdt
begangcn, 10 miiBten iie ibu ifuloig lpre=
den.
Inn 40 0iinuteu uad) llbr beenbete
9fid)ter @or ieinr 2lnprad)e uuo sic Sc
ifmOrenen SOgcn fidl iuriid, I'M iiber ben
9Sabribrudl III berotbeu.
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AZ. SSabrgaltg.
Nene gE,sissn.
GfeRtri(6ss csidjt!

Die .Sruib'ide gleftriite 2idtsGompagnie
ppn Baltimore"
III sst berst, ;ur GrIcubtung ppn 9deen, Wea.
saIinen, Gcppts, Rieeeriasen. pffcntiibem
6ebduren MIN. sleftriicbss eicbt III lieferu
@egen peterer ausfunft iueilne man iid al has
Compton ber Grmpasnie in 9tr. 2, .Soutb= ZtraFe,
cbenduf. 8. 6. Euepr,
(San1S, 19ts) S6riftiiihrsr une 0diiirer.
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2orbou, %. Sanuar. - Del %ut,ict
Correspondent Der oSimcS" tclcgrnpbirt
ySn elmer &abinetSTtuug lit Uei1)loIleu
morbeu, oaT-iuie Die an uGfiten Don't
usrIoge in Der Ganmer fattfinbchOc 9c
bate iibet Die 9euifonSuorlage aud ans
folleu ulcg--@ambetta en- folgcn0eu lace
entmcoCr olS Btemtct oGCr clS 2lbgCorbue
ter ills ~ Sc5ug aui baS SuitiNpeicu, Die
2(r.. Organization, 6as %eriommlungs
rcd)t, Oeu Adcruau llnb ben 0nubel ciu
briugen loll, um I'll bcuCiien, ba6 baS &a
biuct cincL augenleiuCn 9tCIotHiplan ausgc
Q:bct c. 10; 6 mutuc icrHcr bCil)loiieu,
bnB, I'M Gcuc baS &abnct in oet 9cbattc
ben Sieg bau0r,rG9t, 0Cnnod) &CrduIcruu
gen i'm SobiuCt i'll fur;er 3cit uupcrmct6
lid mer0cu mitucn, unv NNB g0mbcttN ais
oanu mou6gldj Ocn Eoitru oeS YrcmierS
obnc beioupcrcS Porteicutuc, bcibcboltcu
iulle."
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q. Yetcr ur q p. San. = DE
o&6rienjciinrg" mcloet, odB eiu llebeteiu
fommcu sni6en &uLlonJ mo Der Yiorte
gctrofien morbeu 1T, uot5 ueldcm Die Yet
tcre jdbrlid $2,0O0,O00 ais 9lbidllog Ori
Die Stiegsent 6dyiguug al &u6lun1 Sab
len mus. Die 3ablung iOu Ourf Die 9(bgn
ben Glider tiiriiiWcr Yrouiuicn garonttrt
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Gurcpdi(Ge Sa6ef0eri6te.
Die seutiebe Resieruns unS ser aeibstaa.


Scrliu, %. SauIar. - gSdEreno Der
SiiSgrt 9ebatte I'M Oeutiheu &eihStage be
merftc Der Muifter BON YutttaiumCr, OaS
SOlt nl0ge fld) bod ia ntdt Der trigcriideH
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Magnetic the Bed.

A German has occupied many years
in studying the art of bed-naking, or,
rather, bed placing. Baron Reichen-
bach, the painstaking German, main
tains that improperly placed beds will
shorten mans life. He says:
If a mere magnet exercises an infu-
ence on sensitive persons, the earth's
magnetism must certainly make itself
felt on the nervous life Of man.
In whatever hemisphere you may be,
always sleep with your feet to the
equator, and let your body lie "true as
needle to the pole"
The Baron says the polar direction of
the body is Of the utmost Importance
for the proper circulation of the blood,
and many disturbances in the human
organisms have been cured by simply
placing the bolster at a different point
of the compass from that it had occu-
pied.
Let such as have hitherto been in the
habit Of sleeping with their heads where
their feet ought to be take to heart the
example of the late DIR. Fischweiter, of
Magdeburg, who died recently at the
age of 102 years.
The most unhealthy position, we are
told, is when the body lies due east and
west. Some observers assure US that
to sleep in such a posture is tatamount
to committing suicide, and that diseases
are often aggravated by deviations from
the proper posture Christian al
York.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-12-07
Nantucket Past and Present.

Nantucket is raft of sand fourteen
miles long, moored forty miles from
main land. Over it constant sea breezes
move, and from it multitudes of people
go bathing, sailing and fishing. The
water is comfortable, the bay wide, the
town ancient and interesting and the
surf on the south side very fine. Nam
tucket was bought of the Indians in
1859 for EDO and two beaver hats
about the price of two small cottage
lots. In 1873 small boats began to put
off for the whales which sported about
the island, and for many years the de-
scendants Of Jonah's temporary board
Ing-house were thus captured. In 1865
the first whale ship went to the Pacific
Business increased, and in 1910 Nam
tucket, with 10000 inhabitants, boosted
that she ''lighted the world" But two
great fires have devastated the town, a
sand-bar obstructs the channel, supplies
are not obtained as easily as at New
Bedford, and to-day there are but $500
people. Not whale-ship sails from the
dock, the young men do not pace the
quarterback, but carry summer visitors
here and there, and old Captains keep
clearinghouse and open restaurants on
the g European plan,' as one of them
told me. Still there are interesting
suggestions of the former days
Walks" or platforms, are seen on the
tops of many houses, from which peo-
pie once looked down on the bay to see
friends and neighbors put out to sea for
a cruise of three or four years. Thence,
also, longing eyes were cast toward the
ships coming to town heavily laden with
oil. The old Captains (they are all Cap
tains) tell exciting stories Of their ad-
ventures among whales and sharks.
One good woman told me that in the
twenty-one years in which her husband
followed the sea he was at home in all
but eleven months. The officers and
crew always went out on shares. The
Captain had the twelfth to sixteenth
lay that is, one barrel of oil to every
twelve or sixteen barrels; the first mate
had the one-twenty-ffth to one-twenty-
eighth; second mate, one-forty- fifth
third mate, one sixtieth; cooper, one
forty-ffth; the boat steerers, one
seventy-seventh to one-eighty-fifth; sea-
men, one-one hundred and fiftieth to one
two hundredth. With ordinary success
man could retire at so with compe-
tence.