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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-08

come thoroughly in the grasp of the
fire iiend, and one or TWO of the best
streams possible from a good steamer
would prove to be a sorry check on the
possible cOntlagration. Sherman is
pointed out only as an illustration
of many another Texas city having
ample means but lacking in grit to put
out the necessary expenditure for wa
ter.wOrks. Paris Is another illustra-
tiou, and both these cities to-day have
citizens who would gladly pay out 10
per cent. of what they once owned and
have lost IL that would helpeuuip their
cities TO efficiently fight down fire. So
the horse may escape from the stable
and the door then he locked; but il
may be some consolation to feel that
the door at least remains.
Great bodies move slowly. and Sher-
man Is therefore great. She looks
with little suspicion upon the great
amount of building being INDUCED in
by her step-sister city, Denison; sus-
plcl06 that Denison is not building
near as wisely as Sherman knew;
Tor, says the Shermanite, what is
there to sustain such an extensive dis
play of brick" Where Is Denison's
VI due 10 COME lrOn' sherman has the
money yes, more than double all the
assessed values of Denisonn But il is
very true that when DenisOn nightly
wraps the draperles of her couch about
her she lies down to pleasant dreams
AS TO her future and fears not.
TWO citizens of note sat ut ease TO.
day before the Blnkley house. One
wore white tile, which had been seen
amid thousands at the Chicago Demo-
cratic convention. That tile is losing
something OF its beauty of shape and
purity OF color but US an emblem 1t
mas only to ne worn two months more
when Cleveland will have been
elected. The weaTer was Fort Worth =
John Peter Smith. The other of the
two solitary horsemen once made re-
mark and found himself famous. One
day casually meeting representative
oil the Houston Post. Col. Jim Britton,
state railroad commissioner, gently re.
marked, is this hot enough Tor you?p
he may wish at this late day 10 deny
u; but he invented the question which
mas caused SO many a dull thudi
IL Is safe criterion to Judge of the
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-08

intelligence OF q peOps Z;
lure found at their :.
stores. It is as easy z |.
taste and degree ol ~
stocks of goods caTrlea y
age. Ifthis latter e
would look for ana ~ ~, !
in Sherman in the w
finery. such goods .lIs i
d Bro. and X. u. hal /
play fin the Longest L /
and rapidly empty !.
n purse. But for eop J.
one should neandeE
nificent china paS
but nth there is enough + =. 4
two; he is beautiful ,,a 4
handsome as his ~ ss,a,l
From a pair Of hide
500 years old WsiassI b
wien they were msas M 2
fantile cup In As;n. u
them. He has 3 cal u
the taste he displayss ~ Z
one wonder how PC
long a bachelor.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-08
e,ook Jack GolHs =

TOLEDO, ONO, ~, n
Merrill of the Irl !
ton has received sInr
John A. Logan y 4; ThufS
week. .~s .
for' spencer Z pn,J
Groce,s, Wbolesalss rs1slI
"'0 mission
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1884-03-11

leave them helpless. just as he said
that. bis old father from behind step
ped out and said: He shall not die !;
| take his place. | am old and well
stricken in years. / can do no good,
| might az well die; my days are
almost over. He can not be spared.
Take me. And they accepted the
sacrifice. Wonderful sacrifice, you
say But not so wonderful as that
found in gospel; for We deserved to
die, aye, we were sentenced, when
Christ, not worn out with years, but
in the flush of his youth, said : Save
that man from going down 10 the pit.
] am the ransom! Put his burdens ON
my Shoulders. Let his stripes fall on
my back. Take my heart for his
heart. Let me die that he NAV live.
Sail it be told today in heaven that
Notwithstanding all these woands and
all that blood and al those tears and
all that agony. you would not accsp
Him? o Lord Jesus, we accept Thee
now. There is no hand In all this
audience lifted to smite Thee on the
cheek now. No one will spear Thee
now. No one will strike Thee new.
Come in, Lord Jesus! Come quickly.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1884-03-11
COLE CAMP CULLINGS.
Heavy Loaded Trains, and q Rush
of Railroad Business Death
and Accident.

Correspondence OF the Bazoo.
CoLs CAMP, March Z.
-Commercial travellers are numerous on
our streets.
DR. s. X. Crawford, of Warsaw, 10
among US shaking hands with his many
friends.
MIR. W. B. Ham, a prominent attorney
from Warsaw, is in our city to-day.
AL trains on the narrow gsgue cor
tinue to be heavily loaded with freight, and
railroad business is rapidly increasing.
-Thursdsy morning, March 9th, Mr.
Thomas Proffitt and q COLONY OF twenty
Jour persons from Lincoln, passed north On
the narrow gsgue bound for Pine Valley,
Oregon.
Mr.. Fred RueDger, Of Sedalia. is visit
ing friends In our city-A very pleasant
social gathering was held this evening at
the residence of Mr.. G. Binder, all pre,en,
enjoying themselves in the highest decree.
rhe young folks engaging IN a social hop
until late hour.
At this writing, We learn of the death
of Miss Rosa ; :huber, whose parents live
nne mile south Of this city. The funeral
Will tSkc ptdCS iIOHi i-eF laiutE : EeSiueuCS
Sunday svsriug. Rev. Father Gettle, OF
Sedalia, oiicistIng The beresved parents
n, We the sympathy of the entire commu-
nity.
From the following We ara reminded
that his is leap year and that the girls
will improve the same. We were Just shown
beautiful motto which is being made bv
Il very prominent youn lady which reads
az follows: Eat, Drink and be Married ,
How does this strike you bachelors Come
BOYS, brace up.
Ga q certain evening during the present
week two of our prominent young men ar
rayed themselves in 6ne linen and went Il
see their hest girl, and as usual on suct
occasions, time few very rapidly, and wher
at very late hour the old gentleman came
late the parlor and earnestly inquired o
the bows If they had brought their knitting
along with them The school teachers i'm
mediately departed.
Quite a serious accident occurred OF
last Wednesday evening the 5,h inst, foul
miles southeast OF Lincoln, which cam,
very near resulting In tse death of Mr.
Henry Brown. He hal gone out on horse
back for the purpose of driving up some
cattle, and while after them his horse be
came frightened and threw him against q
tree, bruising his head in a frightful man
ner. Hopes are entertained of his recovery
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1884-03-11
HANNIBAL HAPPENINGS.

Correspondence Of the BaZoC.
HANNIBAL, March 8.
A severe snow storm prevailed ut this
place all day yesterday.
The Misses Valley and Sadie Stevens
are visiting Miss Annie Lemley, at Quincy.
Lancaster 4 Delk, West End butch
ers, we're arrested yesterday for selling dis
sased meat.
A gentleman is in the city with q
Harden Hand Grenade fire extinguisher,
which he is showing to the business men.
"A young man came to this city and
put up q check for $27 at one of the sa-
looms for some drinks. He has not been
heard from since, but some of his victims
probably will be.
j. +. Wollner, who lost his complete
stock of stationery in the late FIRE, Was pre-
scented with . neat little sum of money by
his friends. He has opened up again in
the building just below his old stand.
john Cary was seriously injured by q
falling rock while working in . quarry al
Helton Station. .Drs. Alvey and Matson
of this city, smputated his left leg Just
above the knee yesterday. Hopes are en-
tertained of his recovery.
| Cal.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1884-03-11

Were those given by Prof. Caldwell at
Woods opera house, during the past week.
The Professors power, as q mesmsriss was
duly appreciated by the large audiences
which we're present at his various enter
tainments, and who daily appreciated the
study of human nature, presented to them
in such q clear, concise and powerful
manner.
Those who desire to see all Of the phases
of human character, powerfully delinested
should not fail to see the professor, who Is
ABLY assisted by Mrs. Kidd.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1884-03-11
Coming to TalmaQe.

FAYETTE. No., March 6.
Terrell 3 Fellows, Sedalia:
DEAR SIRs: Please send me two tickets
for adjacent seats in the parquet, dress or
family circle-the best that are open, If
any good ones remain.
OF coarse this means for the Talmage
lecture, March 10th.
Respectfully,
B. @. SHACKELroRp.
The plat viii be opened to morrow morn
ing and no seats will be reserved until then,
at which time Mr.. Shackelford will be 10
Gated and so advised.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1884-03-11

it will be time enough to doubt the relis-
bility Of Kidney Wort. Doctors all agree
that i, is q most valuable medicine in all
disorders Of the Liver, Kidneys and Boz
els, and frequently prescribe it. DR.. P. e,
Ballou, of Monkton, says: The past year
have used il more than ever, and with the.
beat results. Is is the most successful RENE
DIV have ever used" Such q recomneu-
dalion speaks fer itself. Ssld by all drag
eists. See advt
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1884-03-11
Grants Reception.

Fortress Monroe, March Seen. Grant
held reception in his parlor this morn
ing. Gen. Tidbsll. commandant, and the
officers of the garrison and other army
and navy officers called. A national sa-
lutte was srsd from the fort in honor of his
arrival
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1884-03-11

BgWell Dressed People don't wear
singy or faded things when the 10 cent
and guaranteed Diamond Dye will make
them as good as new. They are perfect.
Get at druggists and be economical. Wells,
Richardson & Co., Burlington, VT.
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Died.

Saturday morning March 8, at Green
Ridge, of consumption, Miss Retta Hatha-
wav, aged about % years.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1884-03-11

Avoid Pills-Being largely composed
of mercury, they eventually ruin the stom
sch, but Aliens Bilious physic, a vegetable
mixture, act quickly and efsctuslly cares.
25 cents. At all druggists.
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Still Alive

Omaha, March 8 Bishop Clarkson was
still living at 8 O'Clock this evening. His
great vitality ard splendid constitution
nave sustained him beyond the expecta-
tions OF his physicians.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1884-03-11

SLEEPLESS NIGHTS made miserable
by that terrible cough. Shiloh's Cure is the
rsmedy for yos. Sold by Bard & Miller.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1884-03-11

o c. Slack will sell you bottle Of
Papillon Cough cure for your child, suffer
ing to terribly with whooping cough.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1884-03-11
TRAGEDY OF TRAGEDIES
The CrucifXi0n on Mount CAL
vary of Jesus, King of
the Jews.
The Topic of DR.. Talmage' 8
Discourse at Last Sun
days Sacramento
Service.
"And Sitting Down They
Watched Him There"
the People Who Re-
pudiated Him.
But Mingling in the Mob Were
Those He Had Healed OF
Affections,

Who Recognized Their Physician
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1884-03-11

Special TO the Courier-Journal.
Brooklyn, March To-day was
sacramental day in the Brooklyn Tab,
ernacle. DIR. Talmage gave The right
hand in fellowship to 134 new mem
bers, making the membership over
300. About thirty persons were
baptized. The opening hymn was:
Ala. and did INV Savior bleed
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-04-15

Spdter itelte es ii6 beraus, baB l1brz
nader Slider bon San 9lntonio, Ser
5ufdllig in 2eon Springs mar, bic llbr
fit LOO reparirt bate unb oaB 6err
gaur Sbppermein, BET 6amals Die poit
fubr, ble llbr gratis bon &aulb' 6aus
na6 2eon Springs uno Suriif bef0roert
bate. &aulb murbe oann bon Der
@ranb Surp ipegen grlansung bon
@el0 unter fali6en Nngaben angcflagt.
Maiorgdles lieB ii9 in ieiner@utmiitbig=
felt iiberreben, fiir oas gri6einen BON
&aulb in Der Oiifriet Court 8iirgibaft
gu geben unb ba6te iiber Die Sadie nibt
tpeiter mad, bis er porige Wode gfoti5
befam, bab 8aulb ni6t eri6ienen uno
Die 8iirgf6aft berfaGen iei. @taior
Gdles ina9te ii6 nun auf bic 5u@e unb
fano ieinen Mann in 8laneo County,
arretirte un6 bra9te ibn auf eigene
Gault na6 San Nntonio. Su5mii6en
bat &aulB tuie6er 8iirgi6aft geifellt
unb miro Der Sail i'm Suni porfommen.
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M4erlet.

Die STANDARD Wareboule Gom=
panp bon San Mntonio (D. 8. 9to
barbs, g. sc. 8ennett lnb s. S. pars
rott) nit einem Gapital BON $4,000,
uno bic San Nntonio 2oan anb @pm:
mereial Soint Stod NHociation nit Ell
mem &apital bon $4,000 baben li6
il1corporiren lallen. Die unternebmer
Der 9ebteren iino: 8. g. Soroon, S.
S. Neimorb, S. 9. Willians, S. 8.
9olt, 8. 8. 6arper unb s. s. @an=
baraer.
~ Sn Der geltrisen Sibung ber
lS9ulbeb0rbe tuurbe bel6lofen Nnbau=
ten gu ben S9ulbauiern ber 1. 1tnb 8.
Warb gu MAIDEN unb in Der 4. Warb
ein S9ulgebdube fiir-farbige Ginber Slt
erri9ten. 9ie bierfiir notbige 8etpil>
ligung bon $4,000 tpuroe geftern BON
Staotratb gemadt.
Ser geitern i'm Sta6tratb einge=
bra9te Bef6luB, Mngebote pon Mpotbe=
fern fiir 2ieferung bon Wieoicin unb
Mnfertigung bon &eeepten fir Stabt=
franfe ein3uforbern uno in jeber Warb
nit einem Npotbefer bieierbalb gu fonr
trabiren, ,beoeutet bieSnauguration elmer
@inf6rdnfungspolitif unb bebbalb 1T
5u boHen, baB bas &onlite, tpel6em Der
GeI6luB iibertpieien tpurbe, bariiber
giinftig beri9ten wiro.
- Sheriff Wc@aQ beri9tet, baB i'm
Wonat Mdr5 80 @efangene i'm Gountp
8efdngniB bic @elammt3abl bon 1924
Sagen perbra6ten. Oie Soften gu 80
Gents per Gopf beliefen fi9 anf 517.00.
SIN Mrmenbaus bertpeilten 28
&ranfe 408 Sage, 26 Mrme 697 Sage.
Die @eiamnltfoifen beg Snitituts belle
fen fi6 auf $424.39, &aiIenbeitan6
$242, 80. Gin &ranfer unb elm 9lrmer
ftarben.
- Ser 6amons bat eiten 3uma15
erbalten. 9err s. Marfs tpurbe beute
0torgen bon feiner Gattin NIT einem
Weltbiirger beIdentt.
Samitag ben 10. peranifalten
bic Mitglieber Der gafino @efeQf6aft
in ibrer Gale elm &rdn36en.
= u. $. 8obn urb Watnie 9allo=
ran baben einen 0eiratbsf6ein gel6it.
uniere farbigen ginuobner per=
ben n1orgen Nbenb in BET gfeeorbers
9alle cine 8eriammlung abbalten, in
Ser fie iiber bas @elultat Der bor eini=
gen Sagen ftattgebabten Wablen fir
Die Stats Convention berbanbeln
tper6en.
= Die pro3eBberbanblunsen seaen
unfere Stabtbeamten tuegen 0a3arbs
fpiel, beginner beute Wa6mittag Inn 3
ubr I'M Oiitrift=@ @eri9t. Seoer Sal
miro ein5eln porgenommen.
- &. Me@innis tpuroe tpegen 9tb=
feuerns BON 5dieBmaffen innerbalb ber
Stabtgren5en Tim So geifraft.
$. Semlinger 5ablte So Strafe
tuegen Srunfenbeit unb unoroentliGen
Betragens.
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gesas.

Nm bergangeneft 6reitag tpurbe
8renban bon einen i9merellGegenifurm
beitngefu6t, bet Die Obj 6eaDps 9alle
Der 6arbigen 5erif0rte. sSm untern
Stodnerfe bes @ebd1bes befan6 li1
eine S6ule unb ber 2ebrer berielben,
foipie ein S9iiler ipuroe utter Den
Sriimnern begraben. 8eibe baben
8erlebungen Oapongetragen, aber feline
gefdbrli6en.
Gin 6armer giamens %. 6.
Wonlad bon Qeon gpuntD plirbe BEL
Dallas bon einem 3uge Der Seras paci=
ficbabn iiberFabren itnb inn beibe 9lrme
TO l1per berlebt, baB 1ie ar1putirt tper=
ben rnuBten. Ser @lann felbft giebt an,
baB er betrurfen mar unb fi1 auf bic
8ahn gum S1lafen nieberlegte.
Sn 8alDeifon giebt es 1856 ueiBe
unb 1882 farbige Ginber i'm f6ulpflidz
tigen Bitter.
Ser Mppeaationsgeridt bat in
Sale pratt bs. Sous in 9anas e1ts
f6ieben, baB Der &dufer BON gigen=
tbum, ipel6es tpegen riifIfdnbiger
Gteuern berfauft miro, barauf 81 a6ten
bat baB ale bonn @efeb porgel9riebene
6ormalitdten erbiillt ipurben.
- SDIepb 6. Marib, elm alter BiirS
ger BON 8osqne @ountp, lit in Maeo
bem religi0fen Mabniinn berfaaen.
- Ser Neger Wfi6anb Mrbeiter bes
HelfdurQteltrs Wilcor in 8alaltine rief
am Mbeno bes 13. bic IA Sabre alte
So6ter bes @ilcos an Die 6oftbiir,
padte iie Bel Der &eble, bob tie auf unb
idbleppte iie in ben 6of. Sic tpebrte
fi6 ner5peifeIt, big ibr0ater sufdlig in
Ben 6of trat, iporauf Der gfeger &eiBdus
nabnl. gr iii eingefangen iporben un6
iibt iebt binter S1loB unb Niegel.
Sn 2Dons, elmer 8abnfation %
Meilen oberbalb 8renbant, erf9lug Der
gfeger @ibbs, bic Grau feline 9lrbeitge=
bers Mfoore nit einer Nrt, neil fie ibm
nidt erlauben pollte, am Slid fein
Nbenbbrob gu uer5ebrin. NiOore mar
nidt anpeienb, febrte aber CUR 3eit 5us
rid unb iab gerabe nod, tpie Der Neger
baDon lief. Soglei6 ma9ten fid) Bic
9fadbarn sur 8erfolgung bes brutalen
Wl0rbers alif. Sic bolten ibn elm unb
oa er WiberItano leiitete, erbielt er einen
SduB in ben Giden, Nfittlermeile
batte iiD bic Na9ri6t bon Dem Morbe
berbreitet un6 als Gibbs mad 2pbns
suriifgebra1t uurbe, tparen Diele Seute
am glabe unb bic 9lufregung ging bod.
0tan nabm ben 9ie8er, banb ibn on
einet 8aunl legte trodenes nit Sob
len6l getranftes 9ol5 runb berum uno
perbrante i'm lebenbig. 8i6bs mar Elm
ebemaliger 3u6tbausftrdfiing.
= Sn Seguin ifarb am DienftaQ
Grau @atbarina &laiiug i'm 9llter bon
rs Sabren.
= Ser Borne &epu6lifaner berihtet
Gin 6err Sobn &atlb, Der boriges Sabl
| in 8erar GountD 6 Meilen unterbalf
Borne am @ibolo pDbnbaft, lit burd
feline 6abgier in bic y 4Sati6e" geratben,
&aulb bate es iibernonlmen, fir Nug
Gnitfel, Der bel Wfajor @dle5 arbeitet
cine Sai9enubr beim llbrma6er repa
riren su lalien. 9lls &nittel Die repa-
rirte ll6r ipie6er bon RaulB abboler
tuollte, mar OieIer 10 b6fli6, ni6ts fiji
feline Miibe 3u Derlangen, iagte aber,
er babe bem ubrma6erin San Nntonif
So. 25. fir bas &epariren Der ubr be.
sablt. Serrn Gnittel fam bieie Sum
me ettpas gu bod b3r, 6a Die gan3e llbl
faum $5.25 tpertb mar. @inige 3ag,
! fpdter lieB Wtajor gdles ii6 bic llbr bot
aaulb gebeu, be3ablte ibm 1925 unt
berlangte cine Quittung, bic inn aud
naa einigem Strduben seseben iuurbe
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9em @eIhaftsperfebr

mebr sugdngli6 lit bic iebige Gage Ser
2ano Office bon q. gB. 9tngle. Sn
yto. 233 Weit Commerce StraBe bat
Serr 2lnsle Elm elegantes 2ofal einge=
ri6tet, in ipel6em er feine 4unbeu enl=
pfangen tpiro. Seine langid6rige
S1dtigfeit unb @rfabrung i'm 9anbge=
f6dft befdbiet i'm, 0iejenissn, ipel6e
ibn nit ieinem gertrauen beebren, in
ieber 8e5iebung sufrieoensuitellen.
q419R
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9(uf Der gteue.

Serr 8. 5. 9aleb, ein 6euertpebrs
mann bel oer 9ampfipribe z, 8pifpn,
Maii., Derrentte ii6 bic S6ulter uno
litt beftige S6mersen. 5ein eigener
9lr5t, fonie bic i'm Spital, tuDbin er
gei6idt lpuroe, f6afften inn feline Nb=
bilfe. Ct beriu6te ct. Saf6bs Sel,
ben plnberbaren S9mer3enberbanner,
unb fagt, 6aB biefer auf ber5teqe mirfte
unb i'm nit etli6en ginreibungen
fltrirte. ugs ift erfaunli6," fast er,
rtpie fdnell na@ Der ginreibung oer
S6mer3 aufb0rte."
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0fusfuttft Fir 0amen. 9llIes

0lnsfumft fir Sameu. alles fir
eire 0ausbdlterin @iinfGensmertbe
fann man burdl bas 2efen bes House
wife" fennen lernen. 9allelbe lit bas
biaigife 8latt, bns fir Samen eri6eint.
&esuldrer Breis ST.. Q8irb ieber Dame
als probe Elm Sabr lang frei 3ugei6idt,
ipel6e Die Namen unb QbreHen BON 10
berbelratbeten Jrauen ober 9ausbdlz
tetinnen unb II 3neieentSS Stamps fir
poifage einienbet. 9lorehe:
The Housewife. &o6eifer, e. 9.
1,3, ,tum1M
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Cages : Wemi9feiteH.
& Il | q Il D
ser Senat belhQftiQte

= Ser 5enat bel6dfti9te ii6 an
13. nit Der geratbung zines 8anfrOttz
geIebes fir bic Ser. Staaten.
= Mdbrenb bes Mdrs ipurben &ino=
bieb, @1meine, &inb= unb S9meine=
fleif6, Butter un6 &die i'm Wertbe BON
$5,610,905, gegen $10,434, 1926 i'm
Mdr3 1883 aussefiibrt. Ser Inter
f9ieb fir bic eriten brei Mtonate bes
Sabres betrdgt 0,000,000 Die tpeniz
ger ausgefiibrt murben. Sir Die am
81. Mdrs 1884 beenbeten fiinf Moaate
betrug Die gusfubr bon &inb< unb
Observation-Disclosures $38, ,421 900
gegen $4S, ,048, 900 berlelben 9eriobe
i'm berfloiienen Sabre.
Sn Cincinnati bat ber @oroners
Snquelt iiber bic beim &iot @efaaenen
begonnen.
= Cine Seuersbrunit in San Gran=
cisco leste neun @ef6dftsbduier in
Nf6e. 8erluft $175,000.
Mmslanb.
Sas lluftreten 2aiprenee 8ars
rett's i'm 2onboner 2pceum Sbeater
tpiro BON BEN bortigen 3eitungen auf
bas 8eri6ieoenartislte beurtbeilt. Sie
p3imes" fagt BON ibm, er lei Elm bod
gebilbeter S9auipieler, Der INNER ge=
fallen pirb, tuenn er iein Nuoitorium
aud ni9t tief erf6iittert. Ser nStanz
barb" finbet in ibm feline Spur BON
L. - ~. IT.
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90 ama o9lber @tar, 3ieD bod
Seine Stiefel felblf an. @laubit 9u
0enn baB, tpenn 9u einmal Solbat
wirit, 6ann audi INNER eir &inbermdb=
6en neben Sir ftebt2"-M ar: 80 ia,
DIANA, Die Soloaten baben INNER
&inbermao6en."
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6 D m b Ii3irt.

@arum beirut1eit 9u ni6t, 5reunb
Marr9
., bas 1T febr einfa0 bie, mo i6
mill, min mid nid)t, uab bic, po mid
min, mill i'd ni6t, unb Die, tuo i6
llid)t pill, mill mid, unb Die, no li6t
mill, mill i6 au9 ni6te rnb cine, no
i9 mil unb mid iuilt, gi6t's ni6t.
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1t III oristi It E &.

S III MirtDs boufe. Geiz
ienber: 6rdllIein, mas gibt's 81 eien2
gBirtbst06terleill: gBir baptpe ge:
f1la9t' lneine 6erren, Se f0nne alles
1aDDe, mas S9ipei.t biete fam.
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Nn5iige auf 8eftellune
Iiefern paneoaft & 5obn am
benen. S1nitt mpnbern; Nrbeit bor=
aiigli6. @ei6es 2ager bon importirten
Gtofen. 3,4t3M
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= @eiu6t tperben 3lpei Snaben i'm
Nlter bon IA biz 16 Sabren.
8. .. Sranf' 8 NlamozS zStore.

= Gebt mad Maber's fir 8ars
gains in allen 9epartements. Gr lit
enti6loiIen, felnen alien &u5. bilig 3u
berfaufen, 81 befrdftisen.
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6 + e # a n 81 s. at nj ME.

Bauer: sd baule nit mei1tem
Weib' f6on 20 Sabr', aber mir baben
ME einen Gebanfen miteinan6er gebabt;
nur Elm ein5iges Wtal, mie unier 9aus
BRENT bat, Oa bat a. Sebes upn uns
5uerIt sur Sbur' 'naus fpplIeu."
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- Man faufe BEL g. @laDer Elm
9ubeno Sai6entii9er. Der gr6Bte
Bargain, Ser je gebo!en tuatbe.
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Der eeSnlaber einer 81 e

= Der Snba6er elmer Menage=
rie in Yaris geriet6 bot einigen Sagen
in beftigen Streit init feiner 5rau.
Oieie perfolgte i'm ipiitbenb rings nm
bic Gdfiee un6 fdlieBlic6 iu6te ber
Mann 3uf lu6t t bel Ben 2Ds
men. g@Ienber S eig ling, rief
ibm inn feline 6rau su, ofomm 1eralts,
penn ba Courage ba IT,
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M rllnIer g1edware Department fir
Ddmsd fam ibeber in Qnalitdt, Muiiern
obsr Yreiien abertrcffen merbeu.

s9Gin iebr srcBeS Eager bon 8auHs
pou- -@inebaus unb Seeriuder8, ierner
sine pcaltSnbiae auSwuhl BEN 2einen
TOite On RcrO 3u 10, 124, Is unb 90
Gents .bidDaro.
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Viribus unitilis. H.: Sag
mal, alter Sunge, bait bu Die beibeu
Slai6en Seft alleene ausiebrunfen?
g.: g@e, alter S6mebe, id) bate
nod ne Yulle &anSabn baau.
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pancoait & g bn baben in
bieIer Saiion oas sei6madooQite 2aser
iu SerrensSoiletteartifeln, oas ie bier
mar.
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GifS= unb 9trobbiite lit GROCER
Nuslpabl bei BaneDait & So } II.
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D9rllaEsr Gtieiel= unb 5dut De.
porteuent ilt nnu pcllIidnbis in allen
3meigen unb biele Baaren rerDen 3u
du6era nisbrisen Yreiien perfauft.