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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1883-01-19

l1nfere Birser foGIten af&e oser
Sanb onf 6as ErottOir Dor ibreu
Sdufern Frsuen. bamit Subsdnser
o9ne @efabr SaIs uub eein gu brsdsH
bisf.Iben benuben t6nnten unb nt@t
se3ipuneen psrben ouf Der Strobe gu
Innfen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1883-01-19
8udItn's aruieo.S oIbs

III bas bette MitteI inr S&nittnunben,
Gsf9wure. Bunben, SaIs'
Fus, Grind, aufsefpruHaeae odnoe,
5%nbneraueen unb o1e Nr'
ten Sautausf9Iaae, ioiDie cine fGere
8ur fur S6morrboioea. 8oufduhiee
3ufriebenfteluus iuiro eorantirt oeer
Der Raufpreis iuri6sesebeH. RTets Is
BRO S9o9teI. gu babeR BET
auen SloouenbdRbIeru.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1883-01-19

Sittn ni6t anf Der Ssn3. Meine
Srau loiuobl 0Is id, ino trsue Nnbdn.
ger Der Somburssr Stopfsn. fdreibt
perr GrnIt 8esensr, Yrairie @its,
Mo. So, i'd CLAUSE meius Srau wdre
lhon ldnsit tobt. spenn bisfe Webisin
ibr nldt bas 2eben erbaIten bate.
Bir finO II iett rs Sabren in bteIem
9anoe, fGdbsn iebod biefe S~amburser
Sropfen bod unh iuert5, aIs elm pertb.
boQsS AngebiHte Ger alien Seimatb."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1883-01-19

9err Ssrbinanb @sntner, UeI9er fi@
felt sinissn BOden ouf B.iu@ bel
feinen GItern bier aufbieIt, frat am
Isbten Sienstus cine @eiie bur4 bic
6FIi9en Gtaat.n, ole 9oublun9sreiisn'
Der fur Dr. Sobine, an.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1883-01-19

6err 2ouis Oisfsrdfe bate am
Nontas Lester @obe bas llnsIld bon
feiu,m 8fsrbe o~baetuotfen gu iSerSen.
Ct feI auf eiReu ne6en benz @sse
febeuben Snumtunpen un6 ipurbe
erb.bIid berIekt. Der berbeiserufeus
eIr3t fanb, bop br.i 8ippen sebrodsn
nnren unb uabrenb elmer @o9s tpurbe
an fsinsm Iuftommsn gejtu.ifrIt.
@ie mir b0rtn bsfnbet f9 9crr Diet.
er6fe iskt miebsr auf Dem Msee Der
BeGeruna.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1883-01-19

Getttn Sonntus orauFrttn E@ cine
srobe GnsasI Ruabsn unb Ssrren NIT
e&Iittf&ubIaufen oHf benz Stufe.
Die Babn mar in beRsm 8ufanbe
fir 6icfeu ebort.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1883-01-19

Der nMo. SbaIbote" fdreibt: 1O3
Sabre iuirb Die 8roBmutier upbaus
am II. Rdr3 B. 9 oft. Sic Lien NOS
obne Bride, trobbem he in ibrsr 8inb.
BELT all Der BIatterntrontb.it Elm dug.
uerIor. Die SO&bstnsts 1T fowobI
forperIid uie geiftis rsdt ruftis unb
bait es immcr nod fur lire Mutter.
pfi@t, ibren S0buen. ole eerabe aud
niat mebr jung on Sabreu fnb, quite
2ebren gu ertbeiIeu. Die aIte Shutter
tuirb bod in @breu asboIten uuo bas
1T rs@t.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1883-01-19
@nbIFano fur Jarmer uuo 9ann
tuerecr.

SauIenbe bon Dollars t0nuen aefpart
iptroen, nenn q bic ei9cne Seinnb-
belt unb bic Der 9einigen wobl bebu'
tet. ST Semanb saui9, bon bIa6er
gefGtsfarbe, miBmutbia, Ieioet CT
an Spetitlofiefeit ODER ausemeiner
SGwd1e, 70 fo1te CT nibt ;aubern'
fonbern fd fosIeid cine Slaf&s
b.s tpuMbcrbdreu Electric Btttersn
boIen, Der ME berfebIt, ;u belfen, uno
strnr fur bic S%Ieinieteit bon so Gts.
3u baben in allen Npotbeten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1883-01-19

Ssin Setraut, trsIdes in e@onten
bsrtauft pirb, fonSsru cine ,uberIdbise,
nidt fpiritu6fe fdreen6e Webiiin,
brau&bar gu isber 3sit unb gu allen
Sabr.s,eiten III 8ronn's Giisn Bit
tiers.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1883-01-19
Bur SSa rnlann.

I'm bic Beprbntr BON @ascpnoee uah nm.
Geaenbsn @cuntits geeen Giaf&unaeR a
f6iieen, mSGtrn mir HieTmit has Esubittam =.
na&ri&hssn bee 5trr
ISAAC VOOS
Der o~usiniss 0srtduf.r fir HRFrrt
dcbte Ginger MdbsWTaf6ene
in unS bas bieft aPaE&ine IN tsinen ante.
rrn 0ef&dftt gu BADEN IA.
The Singer Manufactures CO.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1883-01-19

Ssr 6Iub III DOrssfsrn in 6oIss
bes @esens am Disnstae bsinabe stusi
GUS eefies.n, III obsr i.kt pi.ber ON,
Eouen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1883-01-19

Sormer merit cure RorntoIbem ni&t
fort; fe fnb Gelb pertb. Besen
9td6erem wenbe man f& on Serrn
Gbas. SimmeI i'm Central SOtel, Ser'
mann. Wc.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1883-01-19

Yrafbsnt @rtbur sat am Iekten
Sienstdo Die GiuiI' Dient . Steform
Bill unterSsidnet unb bat bi'ieIbe
Ooour@ Seftktrdft erIonst.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1883-01-19

s277.s0 par Der Reinsrtrns bes bon
6er harmonic" SUM Beaen Der Retb'
Ieipenbcn i. .bsr RbeiHsssena Deran'
RaIteten Bales.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1883-01-19

Sober . RraHtbeitsu, &opf~s5 -uuO
B%srFopfuus, Uerurfa&t bur9 f@Ie&te
gsrbnuune. iuerbeR fdne1 turirt bur@
Rronn'1 Gifen-Bitters.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1883-01-19

10, 900 Sod SorneoIbtn ~berlanet,
pofdr 80 Gents per 100 etid bs,abIt
perbeu. 8essu Rdbercm iuen6e man
fd on
Gbns. 3immel,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1883-01-19
Summi ueberi@ube fur Samen unb
6inber iu biQiasn Yreiien bel XeiheIs.

9err 9eiurid Bauer BON Sig
sprinss, @cnt9omers Gouutb bat
eiucn Sspoftenfdein BON Der Strmann
Sabipss Sant a~us8sfelt uno bonn 8
Sanuar 1888 batirt, berIoren. 9err
Sausr befanb f4 eefsrn in Der Stabt
unb 3ei9te in Der 8anf isinen 8erluf
al, unb Die 8ant wirb 6en Sspaften'
i9ein, fans berieIbe prdIentirt per6en
IoItt nidt bonorireu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1883-01-19

Die Iei9torbeitenbe Dom.fie Ndb-
mof@ine felt oben an in Der 9ife
gutter Rdbmai@ineH. Rur 30 bs6en
BEL S5eo6cr Beraucr, Nseut.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1883-01-19

Bic sr0Bte uno bette Nuspobl feiner
StiefeI. Sdube, slippers fur Grob
un6 Slsin u nieberen Yreifen fnbet
man i'm 9dubIobea o Sobn. 6.
SeiseI,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1883-01-19
3u Oerfamfcn.

Das hiber SisbItr'iHe GiseHibnm an Osv
3ten 3tpii@eu Rarft unh S@iIeT Giraffe a
unit er eiinftstn SthinenngeR ium DeSlaHg
ansseboten. Wessn9 6bsrtm ptRhe man e.
an ben Gis.ntbiHfr
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1883-01-19
Ger0feter 3aFtr.

uNrbu6eIs" l Yfunb Yadet IL! Gents.
v9.bcrinas" 4fuRb Bafet l23 Gents.
"Stor" in l Bfuub EIsdteFeIn 20 &ts
bel
Nbolph =. q rubot.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1883-01-19
Biaia

Ssrrtn'Sembe n, Sofentrdstr, Ne6ties.
eofen, Sanbf1ubs u. {. 10. I'm Eotbsu
Gtore.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1883-01-19

Die 6errsn Charles uab Grip Seub'
aer fOttttcn bieier fuse ibreu biefsen
Ereunbeu unb NnUernanbten einen
Befu& ob.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1883-01-19

Serr Sronf Solution BON Sreber-
i6sburs etbieIt Dor etniaen Sosen Has
8atent fur bic bon linn erfunhtHe unb
bsreits psottif4 oaaesuonhte Ser6efer.
una BON Drefamaidinsn, wtl&es ole
Oas fog. ,G~ubfbafe" tetIrut ID. es
wirS bon Grbnuern o HrefhmnfHi-
men dIaemein l%nastanbeu. ba6 Die bon
Germ 9obnfou ~e,funbene SsrbeferuHa
einen Ianae euptunoeueH Bsbirfnife
obbiIft, uHo 6a6 Die nit btrieIben Her'
febeneN Dref9maf9inen rdf4en Nbfat
fn6en neroen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1883-01-19

Glue f@Oue uuo 8rOBe 4us=
nail @oaeupnarea, Srimminss
nnS amSpfe, 3u erfauuli6 ate=
bereR Yretieu TIM Gotbeu Store.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1883-01-19
..gnhitaI" 8n6hnIner

in olierIei S~Inssuaaren nerpadt. ou6tr-
srbentli4 biuig. 8ro6irt es,
G6olpb 8. YruOot.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1883-01-19
Neue Nn5eigen.
9anHagnng.

Der llnterjei&nrte fattst biernlit feinsn
Ra&barn une alien SlrIrrn BON @asrOnatG
county, rsI&e tbnt anIdeIi& f,iues grrIufss
Ron pdns uHb 6dbe bur& bas abbrtnuen fei-
mss Snuiss unb 9tnnuns, ibrt luttrfisuns ~
3beiI rsrbtR Tieetn, feiRtn bersitHen Dant al.
GAM defenders mS1te rr ben 5erren Ric.
Blutti@, Im. @eibemann, 60. RuepIpb, Sac.
SaIrnbiR unb 6. Bi1 fir bic IiebrsiGe @rilt
in peI&sr Ne i& ftinsr ansenOTtnrn, lsinrn
bersIi&Rsn Ddut ausiprs&sn.
Spbn g d {.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1883-01-19

Serr 9bon RO6bn rsift lebfen ROn'
tos mad Rem 9ort ab UNI feiusr SafsIbf
u%obnsnben Shutter einen Bcfu& alb
aufatten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1883-01-19

gbuirt Slis &aHre ia IL Gents per
Pfuuo. @atrr Rio 4aFrt 10 10
Gents per PfnRh Bel
ASsIHb 3. pruopt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1883-01-19
Ytrmaursr Wulksblat

q Ne Pest No ct HermaaA. Mo-, and
~ transmission through the malls ~
Oo0Aa o1aas rAtes.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1883-01-19

Der in uRferem &ounts S~efdnsuis
einssfperrte Sobn Oearrsur, er,dbIte
Dor eiutgen Saseu Oas IS i'm Ssfdns .
nis fpu6e. Sehe.Ra&t bore er n~lIerIei
san3 5aorfraubenbes 9erduf@, bdIb
Iei 60 als Oh SemanS am grRi6en fei
unO uur nit Der sr6bten anRrensuns
i'm Stanbe pdre Ntbem iu boIeu, bis
es suIsst in elm formIi&ss SObtenro&.
elm aberoebe. oann f.i 60 uieber ale Oh
elm f&perer @eaenRdn6 ouf ben BoAen
Der einen 8eue faQs. unb nod msb:ere
cerorttae Ranifefationeu, weI4e benz
arneu SeufeI Die 9aare gu Scree
fe5en madten. CT bate fol@e NnaF
Dor benz @Qeinfein baB Fd me5rere
Serrsn sntfdIoFen in Der Rd&t bonn
Sienfag auf Mittwoh bis mad Nit.
terna&t i'm Gefdusnife gu UerbIeiben
UNI f5 81 iber1eugen tuoben bas
unsew0bnIi4e @srduf@, weI4ss Dear.
reur lu boren %bebuuptste, berrhbre.
@ie sepObnIi@ BEL ioIben TnldF en-,
baben Die Setter fi4 nidt aemeIbet.
fe fpu6en ebeu u in Der Ybontofe
bee G~efaneenen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1883-01-19

Die harmonic" iuirb Iaut einsm
Iskten MittWo@ sefabten Bei9;ub ant
20. B. R. ibr etiftunGSfsR in Der
bis6er IbIi1en BeiIe feieru.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1883-01-19

6i@us, Spitenfrasen, II. |. b.
bic 1tnfansret@fe ansnabl im
Rstbea Store pom 8. s. @er=
tens.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1883-01-19

Seruorrasenbe ser3te un6
prehiser sebrau9en uno ems
pfebIen 8rown's Giien 8itters.
81 GOT 4ntere ebenfo tpie Sic
Ieiben6 sebeiIt, unb wir6 AUD
Sic beiIen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1883-01-19

Semo6uIide uuO ebenfals bo&f ele.
sante sIippere fur Damen unb Serren
febr biHi9 BEL EeibeIs.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1883-01-19

Hm. Q. Eari50H bon eosanspsrL
SHAiauG, f$rsibt: ,.Estne Srau lit
fesa sisIeM SaHrsR an S&msrteH ta
saa6sn nnh an a~aeemeiRer S&rd&t.
neE&ts eeibeu iRrem esi4Ie&t e4seH
u. Sis na41a bGnu siRt SIai4e Dcr
Nrcru's eafta Bitter unS Id fam ssr
@asrHsst eealab btfattoerl, bGs fe Has
Aur4 fcI4e DortPtiTs ssbabt, hGs Fs
ersIart, ss f8 hies bon allen Isbied'
Inaates, be es ssrfu&t, bSs siastst
6<Im4tteI."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1883-01-19

Snmen WdHteI in GROCER @uswobI
bel SEQ. SraettIp.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1883-01-19

9ummi uebsridube fir 5errsn febr
bi7is bel So5u 6. SeikeI.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1883-01-19

3af@euti@er, GOriets, pOl-
lene Riten, Nubtas, ebapls II.
Striimpfe FaSet man am biais=
fen BET 8. 8. @ertenS.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1883-01-19
Neue N%G6mdi6inen.
II brri5isbsur sOrteu BON $4,000
satuSrts.
&beiIe, MabeIu un6 Del. 8epara-
turei ON 3dbmaI@insn werben prompt
nab cut bsforgt.

Reiue Ianaidbrise GrfObrun8 in
obloem GeIddft befabisen mid meine
Runben nit ben befen @aaren I'M
RarIte gu BEN m6sIi9It nieeri9iten
VreiIeu be6ienen Al fonueu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1883-01-19

Sdube unb,,StiefsI gut uno biuis
BET 6sorae. .4raettln.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1883-01-19

Weiu Neotto 1T: 8 Yreife.
Sd bstreibc feline Sducrnfdn8srei uno
btI&dftiae Niemanoen &unoeu FUR
raein @tI1ait aufsutrciben. unb bin
Der @ufdt, ba6 quite @aarcn unS
rtede Beoicnuue nur auein Gin
Oe5Hdft rccommanSiren iouen.
Wnn IaIfe id Mot Der.
bIIffen our1 9ereoc BON Yerionen,
lreIhe elm Sntere6e babel baben, 9e9et
mid AZ arbeiten, fonbcrn ii berjeuge
I'd ieIbf, no man om beItcn uno
biUiafen bebient piro.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1883-01-19

Wos inriner aud Die 1lrIa9e
fen, mag, perno9 Idbist es nitt.
Srgen6 etruos 1T ouber Dros
r1rris, mas pronrpte 8ea3tuns
erforoert. 8is iest lit feline Wtes
bBin ent6edt poroen, wel6e
berortise 2rantbeiten 10 raf9
unb ft9er belt ais 8rown's 81.
fen 8itters, es tbut bies, inoen
60 6os nebel on Der @ur3eI ans
sreift unb bas 8Iut reini9t unb
Oerbefert.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1883-01-19

Seine 2iqu6re ie6er @rt, BET
q. 9. Yru6ot.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1883-01-19
o, meinRstttn'

Nean bort bieien ausruf Oft,
AesunBebeuer uieI unfaBt. @els
&e @eLt uou S9merterl 1T eas
SIN ni5t aItseeortdt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1883-01-19

Cine o1Fanenbe Ibotia@e iit
e, bas Rifenf9mer3 6ur6
70 8ieIerIei ueranIaBt miro. IS
mag feinen 8r1rnb baben in Nies
xensQ rantbeit, 2ebers 8ef9wers
ben, . Ausaebruns, GrtdItuns,
@beumatiSnnls, 9pspepiie, nes
beranfrensrns, Rerueni@wa9e.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1883-05-16
Why he Married Her.

In the forthcoming fascinating biogra-
ply of the heroic Lord Lawrence there
is, among many anecdotes, one emin-
emily characteristic of the man, who was
as strong in his affection as in his will.
He was one evening sitting in his draw
ing-room at Southgate with his sister
and other members of the family. All
were engaged in reading. Looking up
from his book in which he had been en-
crossed, he discovered that his wife had
left the room. s'Where's mother?" said
he to one of his daughters. "She's up
stairs, +" replied the girl. He returned
to his book, and looking up again a few
minutes later, put the same question to
his daughter and received the same
answer. Once more he returned to his
reading and once more he looked up with
the same question on his lips. His sis
ter broke in: ''Why, really, John, it
would seem as if you could not get on
for five minutes without your wife
"That's why married her. he replied.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1883-05-16
Making Terms.

At the battle of auckland Mills,
where the Michigan cavalry had it hot
and heavy for half aday, a sudden flank
movement of one of the regiments cut
off about twenty Confederates who had
dismounted and were sheltered by q
fence. There was no escape for them,
and captain rode forward crying out:
"Surrender! surrender! If you don t
surrender we II riddle your
He had almost reached the fence
when tall, long-haired Johnny lift
ed himself up, threw one leg over the
top rail and coolly called out:
,''Say, you thar! Did you order lis to
surrender?'
eyes, and be quick about it!'
elbow many of you 'uns are over
thar?''
"a thousand-fve thousand enough
to eat your whole army up!'
"And you want us to surrender?'
"Yes-at 'em boys
'Waal, now, Capting," continued the
old Confed., "don't be in such drafted
hurry. Here's nineteen of us here, anc
the boys would like to know how much
you'll pay a head and whether we are t.
get the cash or take it out in dicker
Come, Cap, make us your best figgers
and don't let's have any more jaw about
itr'-Detroit Free Press.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1883-05-16
American Society.

American society, as now carried on,
is maintained solely for the benefit of
young girls, and is generally little bet
ter than marriage mart. The parents
launch their offspring as well as pos
sible, and display their wares to the
greatest advantage, but the business of
the market is carried on chiefly by the
young girls themselves, instead of by
their mothers as in England and Eu-
rope. There is no special objection to
this method of transacting the business,
but it is preposterous that young girls
and their affairs should overshadow and
shut out everything and everybody else.
The result of this absorption in one class
and one pursuit is that American society
is often insufferably dull and flat. tits
made up too exclusively of ignorant
girls and their attendant boys. Half the
education of cultivated and attractive
woman is of course that which is de-
rived from society and from the world;
and yet American society is almost
wholly given up to the business Of en-
PERTAINING and marrying those who are
necessarily wholly destitute Of such an
education. Another effect of the prev
alence of social principles of this de-
scription is the supremacy of that most
rustic and unattractlve of habits, the
pairing system, which converts society
into vast congregation of tete-0-tetes.
This prevails all over the world to a
greater or less extent, but it should
never reign supreme. The upshot of the
whole thing with us is to drive out of
society nearly all married people, for
marriage under such a system is de-
structi7e of social value; nearly all
unmarried women over twenty-five, who
are thought to have overstayed their
market; and, finally, a considerable pro-
portion of the unmarried men of thirty
and upwards. In other words, except
at few large balls and receptions, all
the best and most intelligent part Of
society is usually lacking. 1t has been
pushed aside, and is obliged to find all
! its social amusement in small lotteries
gifts own. This retirement is of course
voluntary, because the pairing system
ruins general society, and makes it, in
fact, impossible in the best and truest
sense. A clever young Englishman not
fact that, whenever he asked who lady
of certain age, as the French say,
might be, he was invariably told, not
that she was Mrs. Blank, but that she
was the mother of Miss Blank. The
girl, like boy, is properly the most in
Significant member Of society. When a
young man goes forth in the world, he
starts at the bottom Of the ladder, and
works his way up. The same rule
should apply to young women in society.
They have their place and it is an i'm
portant one; but they should not start
in social life at the top, and then slowly
descend. Such asystem is against every
law of nature or of art, and with it's in
evitable concomitant of universal tete-a-
tetes makes really attractive general
society impossible. We place the social
pyramid upon its apex instead Of upon
its base, and then wonder that it is a
poor, tottering, and unlovely object
April atlantic.
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Ny Vegetable and Flower Seed Claiborne for
1888 will be sent FREE to all who apply Customers of
last season need not for it. All seed from my
establishment warranted be both fresh and to
far that should prove otherwise. agree refill the
order gratis. My collection of vegetable seed Of
the most extensive to be found in any American
original introdueer Of Early Ohio and Rsrbank
Potatoes. MnrbeEead Early Corn the Hubbard
Squash, Mnrblehend Cabbage, Phtnncy's Melon,
and score OF other Vegetables. invite the patron
age of the public. In the gardens and the farms OF
those who plant my seed will be found best advertise
ment. James j. II. Gregory, Masblehead. Mass
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Southern California.

A letter to the Chicago Times from
Pomona, CAL, says:
SO much has been written of late
about Southern California, especially
Los Angeles and San Bernardino coun-
ties, the greater part of which, from my
ten years residence here, know to be
lies of the worst kind, and by which
many poor men in the east have been
tempted to sacrifice their homes to come
here and be disappointed, and in many
cases completely ruined, wish to state
few facts: 1. AS to government land,
there has been none with water on open
to presumption for years, and water is
needed here, not land. 2. At present
all land with any water right is held at
exorbitant prices, unimproved land sell
ing all the way from $50 to $3.50 per
acre. 8. The class OF emigrants wanted
here is men worth from $4,000 to 3d.
100000, and not afraid to spend il, be-
cause we live here on climate and stran-
gers, and the more money the latter
have the better the living. 4. The eli
mate is very peculiar, no two seasons
being alike. The past year was very
cold, and all water pipes above ground
have been frozen, and many Of them
burst. Since Jan. 1 nearly all the lime
and lemon trees have been killed, and in
some places the oranges were frozen
solid on the trees 5. How do the cold
spells affect people after few years?
With myself, and all have asked about
it, worse than in the east; and l wear
warmer clothes here now than did in
the east when the thermometer was be-
low zero. 6. Fruit here cannot CON-
pare with that in the east in quality or
price. [ saw apples last week in Po-
mona offered at 1-2 cents each that an
eastern man would be ashamed to give
to his dog and look him in the face af-
terward. z. Poor people are not want
ed here, as we have enough of them al.
ready. 8. Every place owned by par.
ties who have lived here over three
years is for sale. 8. Our prospects for
dry year are very flattering. 10. If
you are making a living where you are,
stay right there and you will never be
sorry for it. II. This country can turn
out more good, reliable liars to the
square inch than any other State can to
the SQUARE mile, -
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His Good Name Comes Back to Him.

Jacob Aeschback keeps small store
at 81 Washington street, Hoboken, and
repairs watches and jewelry. A few
days since two sharpers stole, from his
store, q valuable gold watch belonging
to John r. Ryszczyuski, and he felt
keenly the fact that people suspected
him to be the thief. For two days and
nights his wife cried over the misfortune.
He heard that two men had been arrested
in Newark, while trying to rob traveller,
and he went there, accompanied by the
Chief of Police of Hoboken and Mr..
Ryszczyuski. He at once identified the
prisoners as the men who stole the watch.
When he saw them in the First Precinct
Police Station his eyes filled with tears,
and, in an excited and dramatic man.
ner, told how each acted in his store.
One Of them, he said, left with him the
inside frame of chain locket, that he
might fit glass into it.
'sHere is the France he added, draw
ing it from his pocket. ''The man kept
the locket, but l saw in it something red,
and should know it if I saw it again"
A locket which had been taken from
one OF the prisoners, Charles Howard,
was shown to Aeschbach. Immediately
he laughed and cried by turns, and, at
the same time exclaimed:
ooh, my God! Thank heaven, I'm
saved! Mr.. Chief that is the locket.
See how this frame will fit it.
The locket was opened, and it was
found that the frame which the hysteri-
cal jeweler produced belonged to it.
In the locket was piece of red flannel.
The sight of this drew tears from Aesch-
bach's eyes again.
''That is the red stuff saw he
shouted. ''Oh, for Gods sake telegraph
to my wife I'm safe, and have found the
men who stole the watch. She has been
crying her life away. They said stole
the watch, but now, thank God, my good
name has come back to me and my
family" -NeaU York Su,a.