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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-11-19
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GrfIdrttn8 bon Der Nt6ifon, Sos
pcta MnA4Santa 81 =Giienbabn.
Tppeta, &anias,
q. 81 n 'S2
Nn bic Ge6attion Ser nSu. Staatssta."

On bic 9tebattion Der ySu. Staatsstg."
9iele Der INSTRUMENTATION 3eitunz
gen Daben in oer9allgener So6s Die Wlit7
tbciIung gema6t, OaB 9epiiie 0Gnbereten
in &dnias, Die btsber tnt Sntereiie Der
2ltdiion, Gopefa & Santa Sec iienbabnz
@eleal61ft bonn Utarfte 3uriid ge9alten
nor0en tuaren, nunu1e6r Der BeIieoeIung
inter ben 8eittmmungcn 6cs 8ortaufsz,
6eimitGttez urb SOrittultur> @eieBes croft
net porben ieten. 9as lit einfa6e, trodene
Sbatld6e, aber ;u troden, INN benz 9ubli>
tunt obne pifante 3utDat aufgetil6t Su tper7
ben, uno oaB IS at lol6er Sutbat nt6t
feble, bafilr BADEN poIitil6e @inobeutel, bic
IN Sanl1S teinesipe9S NIT ct. SoDn 0u5z
eeitorben limb, 9eIor9t. Cine 10 g~initiee
Sele9etbeit nuf Soften bes &ufes elmer
GiienbabIsG onlp. politiides SapitaL III
j MAIDEN, ourfte ni6t unbenuBt bleiben. 0ie
= Welt 9laubt ia 10 Ieid)t umo gern allies,
mas ben @ilenbabnen an SaIc6ti9teiten
III Die Sd)ube 9eidoben piro. Utan LEFT,
bdB ienelfilton Nder 2arb ourd 0a5 Ser
0icnit oes Gr5@ouperneurs Grdipforo NIB
ben Yfid)tetfer be5 aegentp6rtioen @ouper>
neurS Slid Der Gilenbd6n> @eleuidaft a 81
Geidgt fporoen ieien. Die Gilenbabnz
VNNAluuIA VuOS pUOUt tuUb OCLluuIl W.
babt uno ben betrogenen' Nnlieolern lei nun
ourh ieue beioen MobltbGter Die @eleeen>
belt Deridlafft poroen, Der ipibbibiiden
Rorporation duf ben 2cib Sn riidcn. - Die
1lnperfrorenbeit, nit tpslder bieie 8erbrc=
bultg bon Tbatiahen benz Yublitum alfs
0eorltngeu ipirb, lit tpirfIid gum grltau,
nen, tuenlt man Die eigentLi6e Sa6lagt
fcllnt, uno Oa man beim Staatsoberbauptt
l1npiiieubeit niht tpobL %oorausieBen fonn
Sbr Correspondent lit, rie Sbnen be:
fnnnt, lett Der Organization oes 2anozOe:
partements Der g., s. & g. S. @abn mi.
oemiclben ibentifi;irt 9~etDelert, lllto tpeit
odber tpopon ct ipridt, tpe1lrt er %bebauptet.
6aB Die Gompagnie ME einen older Dec
fraglid)en 2anoforpeg5 benripru6t, ges
idtpeigc onoou p%erfauft bat; baB lGnmt:
li6c 9anoagerten Der Gomp. bon ieber Sl:
ftructionen gebabt BADEN, 9anoluder pelts
lid BON Der Citation gtettleton nidt ilbel
Die 10 Wcilen @rcn3e Der 2an6identInf
b~iHauSSufiibren, neil ite % tcin 2anb be:
fibt. 9ur6 @onarebnct, 6citGttgt ON 3
W6rS 1863 nuroe Der ". g. G 9. S.
@oulp. cine 2anOi6enfung Don 10 abped1
h ielnoen Sectioneu fir ieOe Wtetlc tbrcl
I 9aupts unO gtebenlinteu in &anlas, be-
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-11-19
S6afe bc9ebrt unb felt, unb 4;rimc
&adre bober. Gertauft 1purOen II. u.
muaemetuer waaremmarft.

p it.- Sn Chicago lis; III st. 2oui5
LA; III Cincinnati 1.13@-.-; in Yeorl1
1.15; in Baltimore 1.16@1.1S3.
Sntt er. Creamery" bet: G9a35:..
siemli9 CUTE bis CUTE 23@27c.. .Ooirp"
CUTE bis beEe 14@26. 0erlu9ere Au0IItdt
1O@13c.
Wier. fril6e 25@26c. bas 83b. See 9ouIe
22@24c.. ein9ele9te 18@21c.
Wet lit9el.- Xebenbe Eurteus 10@11c.
eei6ladtete 10@124; Siioner 5@84c. Sun9e
8@9c. oes Id. leb. unD o@10c 9ei@l.. Gnz
ten $9.5O@3.5O Oas GIgero les. ltllO 9-12c
9ei6l. 0aHle $7.00@7.5O, 9erupfte 5000
800 lcb. nnO 10@12c 9el6l.
Sartoffeln. 5h0ne 32@35c., orb.
nnb 9emiidte 25@30c. per Bni6el Dcim @or
auf Der Sabn. &leinere Fartieen Tim 5@10c
bo9er.
AepfeG. = 3.0O@3.5O bos SaB.
0oniI. heller 10 @16c.. alter 10@12c
Numpen. = $1.50@1.60 bas 100 4funo
iiir 9emil6te ..@ountrp".
Sromben. = @oncorbs 3@6c, @ata1pbos
5@7c ooS To.
5meet Yotatoes. = SerIepS $4.50@
=, 9elbe Suinoiler 2.50@2.75, Baltimore
9.5O@3.Oo bos ioB.
@ilo. = Otallarp : Gnten $2.2j@2.75,
Seal $1.50@1.75, tleine $1.0001.25, Braiz
rtehiibner $4.50@5.00. QSa6teln l. 75@2.0 90.
O01e1 l.OU00S.UU QuS AE0.
Seuerte.-25@35c bos Slbet0.
s. . Seem yorf- 1S@25c, GaciHc
a2@26, NiScpulin HOPE.
&eibfo L.-$4.00@7.O0 baS 6unbert.
Guitten.- 50@75 boS &0rb9eu.
3miebeln. @elbe $1.40@1.50 6dS
SaB, fotbe 1.00@1.25
NIben. = S6me6il1e 1,00@1.25 oaS
SaB, wetBe -@1.25.
8IumenfobI- $1.50@2.5O bas Dub.
Giber.-2.25@2.7 70 baS Seq uno $500
@5.50 baS Sap.
@ranberrteS. - geQ & 8u9(c $11@
- boS Sap, Gape GobS $9@11.
Npfellinen. -2ouiliana $5.00t07.00
baS Sap, Tloriba 3.50@5.00 boS Gilt0eu,
Samoico 7.O0@7.50 baS ,SaB.
@rben. : G5rillle, bette 1.10@1.15 :, ORB.
SOC. @1.00, Selberblen 1,15@1.20. Marrouz
iets 1.25@1.30, geipalt. 25@3c. baS A5fo.
81 n.-Sete yUteoiumS" 3.45@2. 80,
Stables 2.65@2.70 Der Sui6el I'M @roBen.
GaIe.
Full Creams, Young American. Is M13}
Choice full-cream Cheddars, ....12 @123
Full-Cream Cheddars, med. quail. s @ 9
Full-Cream Cheddars, sour. ....- 90
Choice Full-cream flats. .......1 M12l
Good part-skim Cheddars and
Hats. Z q .
Low grades. @
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-11-19

Gm 4. NlGrS 1887 iparS baSDorf Gopn)
Chicago CUR Staot uilO Die i'm oaraufs
foIgenoen Suli borge1ommole 3GDlung
mics 4179 GintpoDner auf. SIS b~efanoen
fih bamals III Der Stabt 4 Ota9uSine
(w~arehouses), 1913 B%obnbdrier, % 2lpos
tbefen, 10 @etreioe7 l1O &ctualien5@e>
idGfte provision ~stores), 10 S6enter
unb @aitbduier (taverns), % Groceries
uno 5 6irden.
Oas gSa6stbum ber 8en6lferrt9 lett
benz lit aus folgenber Isabelle 81 erleben,
in tpeLd1er nur Die rulroen !3oDlen t~beiItpetie
ouf S61sung, Die Ibrigen nuf ipirfli6er
2GbLuua beruber:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-11-19
sur 9cutiM= 0ttncrifAner lttS OetetE
Vrcun0c TIT Der alien G~ctMtAtD4

Inter SonctiOu beS |taote9 Nttdisan lit cine 9ros
l6iire lit beutiher Gprade beraus9e9eben porbeu, Ipel6e
fiir Circulation I'M NitSl0uor bcitimnt lit. SteieIbe ent<
ldlt Nn9abcn fiber Die SuOultrtc uno !otlisqueIer bes
GtaateS, Bemcrtur9cn iiber leine Snitituttonen, Ssniors
nlGttonen iher leiue lIuoccupirte EGnoereien NM eine
Rartc,o uf Der pic onuptitdOte 6es StaateS, bic %gr0seren
G6ricr, Die Giieubabn7%inte rub bic 9eoeropbii6e llnt-
9ebnn9 beS Gtoate6 %ansegcben liub.
Gitieni9en, ipelhc bieie 8roibnren an ibre Serpanos
ten mad DeuiidlOno lhtdeu uoler, t6nnen oaS 9Sertbett
gratis %erbaltrn, wenn JIG lid brieilib barlm un ben linz
terSctAneten menoen. Mud miro bic Sroibire Don benz
llntcrSeibneten oirttt an ir9eHb cine 1orslIe geIuuots
mcthe tbml a%uigeSeten rarb.
Commissioner of immigration. Detroit, Mich.
5n0p14mo ia Is
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-11-19
GranfreiGs Nteserannn.

@Gbrero Die 2enfer Der Srans0iiIden
&epublif lid Init leidtcm 5erscn" in tote
Nbentelter itllr5en, Die leidt su cinem qe>
tpaltlgen Sriege uidlt BLOB nit G6ino.
lonoern aud nit @uqIanD fii5reu f6us
men, Daben iic tei1 Ntge uno fcillen Sinu
fir ben itetigen 0tieOergang bes 98oblltans
oes lbres eigenen &auoeS. unbetummert
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-11-19
GtaDItrt lest 1851.
Henry SChOeEIkopf,

Io. 232-234 DIT Iamo oIpbs stra8e,
srutI6en frantliu un6 U1artetz Strase,
crbtelt ioeben cine SenSunq
Nsed)teS M~ngocbMr9cr SaMerfrauf,
Ssran3. Grbicm tnO SpnrgcIn In Gautcn,
yr0lern1tte It. 8~cttoGnete Gdllu6mute (YfIae(
0ciGIdtts WsastoeIN uMo Niiii5c,
egnasc nl dDAIeu itNO Gitrpuaf,
gtftte WrttfH tno SSuritttbcu,
gScle frnus. Saith. zASi taut1cn,
Sctt dieS sHipctI ID IlimrS,
@etcodnetc EtrUeiI, 4iriid1c tltO SSfrYd1eu,
WetrodHCtc &ScioeIbccren,
Sbttcf. St9sucf 1ttto SSnIuttS,
Med)fcr A:iHtbectett= uno @rObeercnIaft,
earoamons Uno &nniua=1Spbnem,
ST~ctRitcI &eciiJ Mto 5gct9en,
StraBemracc @a.tS=2cbcrpateten,
Npthaer SrifTeI= &cbcrtuurit.
'8er6uGIertcm &6d1S uno St0r,
Triidlc inlpcrtirtc ytemnGmgeH,
@s0tinirtc $3ntMb. S?1rim0c,
~SyeiuIte beH. NliIGner Ss6rinae.
Yicitc 1orDrgtlabe Sr1utcr=91t djoOtcS,
6,oM. GtrGHfd,,
yteue Gar0cuen MnS GarSc l erbuttcr
NuH. GarNilCu ttuo AaOiar.
4ltItS, SScIt.)FI, &iimrncI 1tuo gGIrHm,
1Huariet=, SSnaf= utD &ep5Iaattett,
&Grtofelm"bI MmO Meiamebi,
IctGcazSFaice u. Gidlel=SSaTce,
WetD Orleans WoIaHeS ftir Y3GGcr,
%cviler Gdyuupftnbat UOH 0ottcd,
S%priiaro tin0 SSpDenba0eucr SGluupftnbcE,
5cMtiGbe &pinnrG0cr,
Gpring crlcszt rotutcu,
&&ad1SferIen fiir 5%eivdiem,
Y~tseilta dJtSiidIfcr oteY 8r6Rcn,
Nac5 Sill ocu b~ilIisitcu Frciien.
Henry SchO@llkOpT
b~iuilitum Wholesale d Retail Grocer.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-11-19
SomltN9:
Ssm 3eit9el0Gft l6lollen ant Somltag:

ocun 3eit9ei0dft l6loilen om Somitag:
@eiSen: Nop. 94&&, Deg. 954, sSo6r
94aa. oSonuur 962, Neb. 97f, Otai 1.044.
Mais 9tou. 4S4, 8e5. Az, Sdbr 47j,
Sonlor 374, Itai 50&.
@ofer: Nop. 2S4, Ges. 2Sf, Moi 32944.
Gleie. = 1Nar Su $12, l Gar sit $11.S74,
1 Gor 81 $12. 124, : Gors Ninter I'll $12371,
1 Gar Gt Sdfen) s1 $13. 124 per Come.
ID p0li II 9 s.. = Gar 5u $13.75, 2
Sors su $14, 2Gors su S14.62G per Come.
.ScrceninQS'.-1G @interp. SIT $l2
per Come.
6eu.- l Gar $50. 1 Sinotbp III $3.50.
l Gar 0to. 2 Do. Su SO, 1 Gar SIT $3.50, / Gor
llplono &roirie Su $1,000, l GarSu $40, 1
Gar Do. su $3.50 per Come oui Der Gobn.
Sdmcreten Sinlotbp $1.25@1.40.
Gleelaiuert, gutter bis better. 5.25@5.6 60. -
yeinlamen SIT 1.39 auf Der Sabn.
Wicbmarft.
Ser Gieb murtt mar bic @o6e burd
siennli6 belebt itnb telt, lpiemobl bie3utnbren
i'm ca. 1000 Gtiid GROCER lporen, ais it
Der Sornode, IS trelelt 9e9en SO, 900 Stiid
in BEN &iebbOfen ein, lpDpon p, 700 Gtiid
nod Dem Slten perl6iiIt murben. Nie
g%reile uareu nidt 1Deleutlit0 perl6ieocn por
inherent porrpO6i9en Eeri6t.
Die 1ur6l6nittSprcile an G6luB Der
NDdle lDQreu fDlQenOe.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-11-19
(gSoWeuberiCht.)
Nh MDntGa, 10.

Gbica9o, Monteg, 10. Nop.
Sim Gictreibemartt ergaben Die S1luBz
preilc Ser 9SO9e nur 9eringe &erGnberun9et
ae9en Die 80 xpo6e, wie aus 6olgenOem er=
li6tli6:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-11-19

@ns lett benz aroben Seuer aus Der
Stabt seiporbcn lit, peiB S%eberunann.
So9ar in ct. Souls tpeiB mans, mo mani
ft6 luuse ba9egen 9eitrdu6t bat, eS su ieben.
Die Stabt Chicago bat beute inncrbalb
ibrer StaOt9rensen. ipel@e eilen unOertDalb
nal 10 grOben SLddenraum %umidreiben,
tpie Scr BON Berlin (8erlin "A, Chicago 36
engE. Quaoratmeileu, Baris 32) cine Gin
tpobnerSabI BON minbeitens 10000 Seelen
it1b Elm StraBenneB BON 600 en9I. Wteiler
2drigens@ ritredun9. 3Gblt man, bon 9tcdtsz
tpegen, ba;li nod Die %angrcnScnOen, MIR bur6
2inie1 auf benz Gapier bon @bica9o gez
i9iebenen, aber ionit lit ieOer BeSiebun8
bosu geb0renben 8ororte nit 100000 Gtnz
tpobnerlt. 10 erbGlt man cine Gintpohncr=
so6l Don bret 8ierteI MiIIion.
Oas lit in fiinfsia Sabren aus bentO orfe,
tpel6eS bornals $50 @tnpobner Sdblte, gc>
tporoen! Mas ipirb es in nberrnaIS fiinfSig
Sabren Ieirt ? @ieuet6t cine Stoot BON bet
@r6Be oes beutigcn Gotoon.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-11-19
GIT Ncrfnitfcn:

Sine ~pertbuoue 6arm pon 296 scres, aacs 9utes mr.
bare5 Sono; so AcreS papon lit 6oISz uub gSeioelono.
Stne ~erect", lueIbe INNER NalIer bat, Iduit blrA pie
YARN; cute @ebGuli0teiten. S~e8ablung Fam leidt
9ema@t per6sH. Die iJarm liegt 80 uteiIen iiiolid DON
Splca9o, ) Dtetlen Gltli6 pom Grant Gart Citation, an
Der ebicogo 81 0aitern u. u. uu6 3 Dieilcn non elmer
citation an Der s. S. & s. u. 81. lin ndbere Austuntt
lpeHoe man it'd an ben @ioentbiin1er g. Soquiib, Dtoa
meftce, 6dHtdtee 90untD, 81. 12nop2mO
Qm Uertamiem: Sine CUTE 5arm nit srosem g8obna
- baus, i90nem 6eIer, nit Giiternz uno Queaenz
&Giler, 9roBe Sdeuue, Seuz uu6 anoere S6nppen, eros
Fem Sblt9arten, 126 @ter Sanb, So OopOn bebaut, unges
IaDr DO i'm oeulauo rno Der 8eit in QSalo ln0 2Seioens
Lamp nit fteBenOen gSaiier; az Wteileu pom Dem Depot,
tn Der HSdbc uon 3Sirben an6 2 gej9diteu. Gu erfraeerr.
BET gttbael 9Ofnlann, Sanoper Centre, 2ate Co., Sn6~
29ott, Sp0
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-11-19
Tar,,, II. p~erfamfeu.

Sn GtraBburg, @oct 60, ST., Gomn Of gloomt, bic
betanrt:c 2Soli'5 6arn, pa 4teilen ipftltd pom Dper
uito ateilcu 0itlid pom Bloom, Il Iieile Don Der fatbo>
ltldeH air9e: 2 CUTE 0duier nit @dcune unb 0tauuns,
9roBem S0it9artcu, Elm gutter griinnel bel ieoem oaus,
Stiit 9'ieb IN pdirrn; Gacs III i16niter Oronuna, s1
500 per 2tder, 293 Ater, baponS0 Afcr Stature, 40 Yder
'ocrlanc, 30 alder NolS. 0o5 lbrise, 1913 Ader, ales
9ute9 sanlono. atdbere N%mstunit am NIaB ODER bel NuS
ton Sdeiot III Optr, &afe So, Sup. 17nou2tu2tw0
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-11-19

96weine. -i3ufubr ca. 100000 Stlid.
Ger Mortt mar belcbt un6 Die Yreiie nm 100
2Oc. bO6er. Gesablt nurOe tilr ldlpere
lSotelwaore 4.50@4.75, fiir i6were gum Ser
lanbt 9eei91ete S6peine 4.70@5.12A 1llr
leidte S6iDeine $4,000. 70.
JSprF0utt tn,tr0o,, a. N
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-11-19

STE aMsaeSebmte PtanO 0abrie
bon SuIius 8auer lit I'M StanDe, SUI
itrumente biliger Sn uerfaufen, ais muDere
@eiddfte, bic NIT nit QianoS $OanoeI
treibell. obne hieielben an fabriSiren. Office
un0 GcrfeDr3 2ofal 1856 Ii. 15S @obaiD
Wpeulc.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-11-19
Cine G0rte.

an 1ue. weI5. an ben JOIseu pon Sueenbilnben, ners
o6ier SdwGds. Gnt'rdiiune, 0erluit Der Mcnnestrais
&c leibtn. ienDe i6 fpltenires elm &ecept. oas lie 'tua
zirf. Dieies 9ro6e @eiiaittel purbe pom einem WiiiIiOs
mar in Snbamsrlto tmtse6t. S4t6t elm uOrciTrtes Gons
pert an &eD. Solspk T. sJnme1. Citation D., Rem OOre
Gttp. S.Rou1SiaLnw6
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-11-19
8eniiDnQt fit WdO6elt.

SIM be1 f6 sonerifanii6en 8O6ter;ntituk
pm ro >.malie Gnbe, 6 5 & COZ 9tnrb=
81. itroB,. { btr9I gu, tonnm nod 5wst
ll;tn il ltd II cit G0ltm nbeIt. @,terlt, me de
6aralt /. flef ire /, m09en ii9 N, gen naterer
2tustdnIt bolo luelotn Git
Strait aMalie Gnbt, G0riteberina
ott10tm1 7
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-01-04
THE FAMILY DOCTOR.

Don't try to get cool too quickly after
exercising, is advice given by DR..
Foote's Hcaih Monthly
To remove coldsorcs, rub the finger
behind the ear close to the part which
Is joined to the head, and then rub the
sore. The secretion removes the sore
in short time If applied every twenty
minutes.
To make good sticking plaster, put
two spoonfuls Of halsam Of Peru to six
If isinRlass, melted with very little
water. and strained. Mix these well
together in a small stone jar over the
Ere. Pin ont some black Persian or
,arsenet on board, and, dipping a brush
into the mixture, pass it over the silk
Eve or six times; then hold it to the
Gre, but not very near. and it will soon
become black and shining.
When an artery is cut. the red blood
spurts ont at each pulsation. Press
the thumb firmly over the artery near
he wound. and on the side toward the
heart Press hard enough 20 stop the
bleeding, and wait till a physician
comes. The wounded person is often
able to do this himself, if he has the
requisite knowledge.
Hoarseness and tickling in the throat
are best relieved by the garglc Of the
white of an egg. beaten to a froth in
half a glass of warmed, sweetencd
Mnfnr
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-01-04
A Tough Witness.

During a recent trial, il was thought
important by counsel to determine the
length Of time that a certain quarter of
beef remained in an express-wagon in
front Of plaintiffs store before il was
taken by the defendant The witness
under examination was German,
whose knowledge Of English was
limited; but he testified in a very plain,
straightforward way to having weighed
the meat, and TO having afterward car
ricd it out and put il into the wagon.
Then the following ensued:
Estate 20 the jury how long it was
after you took the meat from the store
and put it in the wagon before 1t was
taken away"
"Now / shoost cand dell dat. I
thinks bout dwelve feet. l say nc
nearer as dat"
You don't understand me. How
long was it from the time the meat left
the store and was put into the wagon
before it was taken away by the
dcfendantY"
"Now know not what you AK DAT
for. Der wagon he was back up NIT
dat sidewalk, and dat's shoost as long
as it was You dell me How long der
sidewalk was Den feet2 Dwelve feet9
Den I dells you how long it was"
II don't want 10 find out how wide
the sidewalk was, but want TO know"
speaking very slowly. 'how long-this
--meat--was-in- wagon-before
--it-was-taken-awayg"
80, dat Ven. now. l not sold nv
meat so. ! all time weigh him; never
measure meat. not yet But / dinkS
about dree feet know not, shentle-
mems, how is dis, l dell you all / can
shoost SO good as / know"
Look here. want TO know how
long it was before the meat was taken
away after il was put in the wagon p
Now you dry and get me in some
scrapes. Dat meat was shoost 50 long
in der wagon as he was in der shop.
OATS vot / told You. Dat meat vas
dead meat. He don't got no longer In
den dousen year. not moock."
THAT will do"
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-01-04
Where He Kept His Revolver.

4 travelling man writing TO ths
Commercial T'rdDeLeTS' Journal gives
an account Of how two men sought to
rob drummer out West. They didn't
rob him quite as much as they Thoughts
they would. His name was Fisher, and
he was making trip through the
Western country, where If reckless
men ever caught a drummer in a safe
place and could get the drop on him,
they were pretty certain Of good haul.
as the victim always had money.
Fisher had left the hotel and had
wandered down a little creek 20 enjoy
the fresh air, and had neared little
clump Of trees.
Two men were sitting under the
trees watching his needless approach.
As he got within few PAGES Of them
they suddenly jumped up and one of
them leycled long navy revolver and
told the unfortunate commercial
traveller 20 hold up his hands. Fisher
was probably the most astonished man
in the State at that moment. His
knees smote together like he seemed to
grow shorter-sink into himself as it
were-the perfect picture Of fright.
His hands, however, went about that
shiny plug hat instantly, He was not
too badly scared 70 listen 10 persuasion,
but there they trembled and waved up
and down like a sycamore leaf in a gale
Of wind. 1t was a comical sight 70 see
them, limp and whiten, "napping"
around through a space Of half foot
or more. The brigand thought 80 too,
and could not help raising his eye from
his pistol 70 look at them. Fisher,
through his half-closed eyelids, saw
the movement Of the robbers eyes and
then that trembling hand seemed TO
fash down behind the tall black hat
back again, with aglistening something
in it, There were two reports as the
hand came down before, instead Of
behind the plug. The highwayman
threw up his hands and sank back with
a bullet hole between his eyes, while
the tall shining plug rolled OF the back
Of Fishers head with clean cut across
the crown, where the bullet from the
long navy had ploughed its way.
The other robber obeyed a gruff
order 10 hold up his hands with an
alacrity born Of excellent Judgment,
for Fisher had lost that wild look, and
had drawn a bead on that chap that
meant business. The fear and trembling
was but a clever ruse, and when the
highwayman took his eye from Fishers
TO watch that trembling, white hand,
his surviving partner learned why the
commercial traveller wore coats made
Of stiff goods, cut so As to make the
collar stand out free from the back of
the neck.
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Coral Fishing.

The best coral fisheries are along the
coasts Of Tunis, Algeria, and Morocco.
from two to ten miles from shore, in
from thirty 10 $50 fathoms. Good coral
is also common at Naples. near Leg
horn and Genoa, and on various parts
Of the sea, a. Sardinia. Corsica. Cata-
lonia. Provence. etc. It ranges in color
from pure white through all the shades
If pink. red. and crimson the rose
pink Is most valued For a long time
Marscllcs was the market. hut now
Italy is the great centre Of the trade !;
the greater number Of boats hailing
from Tore del Greco. while outside
persons are forced to pay heavy tax
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PEARLS OF THOUGHT.

Duty never frowns but upon those
who shun her. On those who follow
her she smiles.
Death is the antagonist Of life, and
the thought of the tomb is the skele-
ton of all feasts.
Life 10 a battle. From It's earliest
dawn 20 its latest breath we are strug-
Cling with something.
The proper way to check SANDER is
20 despise it; attempt TO overtake and
refute IL, and 1t will outrun you.
Every day little helpfulness. We
live for the good of others, If our Hy-
ing be in any sense true living.
There will always be something that
we shall wish to have finished, and be
nevertheless unwilling 10 begin.
Flattery is often traffic Of mutual
meanness where, although both parties
intend deception, neither are deceived.
We cannot be too much on our
guard against reactions, lest we rush
from one fault into another contrary
fault.
We emust distinguish between felicity
md prosperity, for prosperity leads
,ftcn TO ambition, and ambition to dis
appointment.
He who swims securely down the
stream Of self-conndcncc, is in danger
of being drowned in the whirlpool of
presumption.
Foppery is never cured; IL is the bad
stamina Of the mind, which, like those
IF the body, are never rectifed; once a
coxcomb, and always a coXcomb.
What real good does an addition TO a
fortune already sufficient procure?
Not any. Could the great man, by
having his fortune increased, increase
also his appctites. then precedence
might be attended with real amusc-
mcnt.
Beautiful IS old age, beautiful as the
slow-dropping mellow autumn OF a
rich, glorious summer. In the old man.
nature has fulfilled her work; she loads
him with her blessings; she fills him
with the fruits Of wcll-spent life; and
surrounded by his children and his
childrcn's children, she rocks him
softly away 10 a grave 10 which he Is
followed with blessings.
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SCIENTIFIC SCRAPS

II has been ascertained that the first
experiment with air balloons was mado
at Avignon by Montgolfier the elder In
November, 1882. He sent up in his
room n parallelopiped of canvas con.
tanning forty cubic feet of air heated by
burning paper inside. The room IL
still in existence.
Experiments by Koch and Wolfhugl
TO determine the disinfecting power OF
hot air have led TO the conclusion that
so high temperature and so long an
exposure are necessary to secure dsin-
fection that most articles-such as
clothing-are liable TO serious damage
10y the operation.
According TO the Medical Record,
"the blue appearance which milk some
times presents after standing n few
days is due to an organism which Is
allied to bacteria, and can be trans
planted into other samples of milk and
various solutions. The blueing occurs
only in the presence of oxygen, and Is
attended with evolution Of carbonic
acid"
II is held by Mons. p de Tchihatcheff
that the great deserts of Asia and Az
rica are not recently raised sea beds,
but wero uplifted at remote geological
epochs. their sands being the product
Of rocks disaggrcgated by atmospheric
causes, instead of showing marine
origin. The Asiatic deserts are much
older than the Sahara.
In recent paper DR.. Drysdale, of
London, showed that il could no longer
be a matter of doubt that humaniEed
lymph should be entirely abandoned in
favor of calf lymph for vaccination, as
has been done in the United States.
Several physicians Of wide experience
testified in 1850 that animal yaccna-
tion was perfect prcScrvatiyc against
smallpox, but the lymph taken from
human subjects very often fails to
protect.
A report Of the British Association
Committee on underground tempera-
lures states that the result Of fourteen
years observation shows that the in
crease of heat under the surface Of tho
earth varies in its rate. A great many
records were taken. and ~ near a. pos
sible the mean increase of temperature
is set down As degree Fahrenheit for
every siEty-four feet.