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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1884-12-12
ruNagxr PARAGRAPHS.

They we're sitting on tho porch Of the
urand union nj Saratoga. Are you
ioad ~ works oi art. Mr. Brownc'"
she asked. Very" he replied. gazing
= her with undisgulsed admiration. -
N " Sns.
s-''if . baby cries." says an ex-
change. warn lie feet before you dose
NJ II 10 aothlng new, we understand.
70 warm = baby when II cries; but. un-
fortunately. parents 10 nc, usually con-
mns thu operation 70 the little ones
seet = A'basv yownaf.
Mr.. Smith tto Mrs. Parvenu who
hes besn telling him about her new
houss ~ suppose you will have dumb
walters in the ho,isc2 Mrs. P.--No I
shea'u had q deal cook once. and
vowel then never 10 have another Grip
plsd servant - Bostow Transcript.
--"your trip TO Italy must have been
very pleasant. said u young lady to
simpsoa. who had Just returned from n
sursixn strand. Very interesting. in
deed, answered he. "Now. tell me-"
ssid she, "does Italy really look like =
hoot' You know that's the way IL
Looks ON the map"
Without dom anything ter dcscrb
u. ds owi hab gained de name o. bcin'
vises dis Il Iest bccsss he's got or big
esad en- Or mouf dat Ain't allus open.
u nlH't seAse. dough. dat keeps do
ewFs mouf shet, fos when hc do open
be kahn say nothla' DE tongue dat
tep' still on account o. sense, says.
o9ethin' smart when it do speak
tStsssaw Trareicr
--American Ediior-So. you would
we position on my paperp London
Senrusiist st-Yes. sir; I have ad much.
experience In lson'on. sir. ."lt so
eeppsn. that the only position vacant
That Of q paragraph writer. Are you
lsstty good ~ paragraphsp' 80. yes,
ssI ! ave three paragraphs already
written ., my 'o,el." "Well. fetch
shsn over" with pleasure. sir; Just
- soon ~ can lire wheclbarrow.
--brchaage.
Little Ncil-"l,ui. mamms. cant
hsve picnic without sending invita-
Hons. you know" Mamma -"Wcll. I
VII write them for You" Little Nell
Hat they have to be printed. Jennie
blsnk's ma hal hers printed. and there
sm . 'proprIate motto - that's what
senaie called u in one corner. ! can't
fsmember what II was. though"
Mamma -"Well. IL would not do 10
ese The same motto. of course. Can't
yea think of onep' Little Nell-"O!
,ss. tho verse ! hal In Sundays school
!.S week would be Just the thing"
Mammal ssfat...lf Wk.s ..... 4. n.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1884-12-12

An cid Indiana railroad man re-
Gently remarked that ninety-iive per
cent. of the accidents which occur
when men are coupling cars are through
their own recklessness or want Of at
tention. In his large experience he
said he had never known half dozen
cases where men had been injured in
coupling ears if they had been duly
carefully Y Post
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1884-12-12

The Boston Globe thinks that when
the one hundred and twelve young fell
lows who have graduated from Prince
ton rs 'jOurnalists" have worked twen-
ty-three hours out OF the twentv-four
for a few weeks they will begin TO real
ize what Iongfellow meant when he
wrote: Life is real. life is earnest"
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1884-12-12
She did. .-RIddelphia CaiI.

-G. w. Lindquist, one of the surviv-
ors of the Polaris expedition. declares
that no Arctic voyager need expect to
be made a hero of very long after his
return. He holds a masters certificate
and was once toasted from town to
town. but now, he laughingly admits,
is able to find no better position than
quartcrmaster on a coasting steamer
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1884-12-12

Samuel Barton. of Oceanport. N.
D., I'm married a pretty young gin, thirty
sailed on a whaling voyage. He turned
up the other day after having been sup.
posed to be dead in the South Seas for
the past twenty years.-N. Y. San.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1884-12-12

-"iOu are lucky" said a criminal
lawyer to his client. a thief. "Am |
acquitted?" inquired the thief. mo,
not that" replied the lawyer. .'but YOU
will be the first inmate of the new pris-
on. and You will get a write-up as such"
--Gdlreston NeWS.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1884-12-12

In Mianns. Conn. there is q house
built twenty-five year. ago by man
named Van Nostrcnd. Who has lived In
IL all these years without cmoying the
scaiiolding that was used In H. erection.
Only part 81 the rooms are finished. aud
II is said that the house WAS left In that
condition TO escape the payment u
taxes Hartford foarasi
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1884-12-12

"A Young gentleman wishes TO know
which is proper to say on leaving q
young lady friend after late call
goodnight or good-evening. Never
tell lie. young man. Say good morn.
inc. g.-Bariington Free Press.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1884-12-12

An apple tree on J. Wesley 81
m"nis farm In Franklin. n. H.,
rAn'si in l5'o. has borne fruit In
seundance over ninety years. II meas
sres eleven feet four inches In circum-
,sence one loot from the ground. -
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1884-12-12
Military Berlin.

One certainly sees more soldiers in
the streets of Berlin than in those of
London and Pars, but one does not
see many of item, and they form al
together but q small minority OF the
people one meets when walking about
Berlin. Aud that Is easy to explain;
soldiers do not play at soldering here rs
French schoolboys have done latterly.
Fighting is considered by the Germans
a bu mess, or trade, or an art t-as
you may like to call it-which is TO be
learned very seriously. and which keeps
the.young men, who are noens volens de-
voted tOit. during almost the whole day in
their quarters or on the parade ground.
AS to the officers, they are nearly as
much taken up by their work as the most
hard-working Official. mercantile clerk.
or artisan. The Lieutenant of the guards,
who has nothing to do but to show his
fine uniform in the streets, exists only
in the Imagination of people who have
never seen him. That aristocraiir
young gentleman generally begins his
WORK at six o'clock in the morning in
summer and eight o'clock In winter
and is tired out when at five or six
o'clock in the evening he has at last
got through IT, 1t Is not he. certainly.
who crow dis the streets of Berlin. lie
has other things to do than to walk
about even when he happens to be on
leave. There is, however, something
military to- be seen in the streets oil
Berlin at nearly every hour OF the day.
which may have struck the Partisan
newspaper writer. tho rgh II does not
belong exclus vely to Berlin, but TO all the
larger German towns where soldiers are
Carr soned. Every now and then. cs-
pecially about noon. you will meet
small detachments of soldiers -four,
six, perhaps ten or twenty men march
ing from the guard-house to relieve
the sentries on duty at the palaces of
members of the Imperial family, the
re licences of commanding officers and
certain public buildings such as the
Ministry OF War. the stalls Office. the
arsenal. etr. These soldiers, proceeded
by sergeant, walk in the middle Of the
street with lonr. regular. quiet steps.
almost lie esurly. suddenly n sharp
word of command is heard. An officer
or an Imperial carriage is In sight. The
men all at once seem to have been
struck by galvanic battery. and from
that instant to move under some strange
and Irresistible influence. With kind
of spasmodic jerk straightcn them
selves up to their full height. their heads
and shoulders are thrown back. their eyes
are fixed on one and the same point
the passing officer; the rifle is held in
a firm grasp by the powerful hand. and
the feet violently thrown forward as by
machinery. produce. as they tread the
hard pave.nent at short, regular In
tervals loud and vet muffied sound,
familiar to the native OF Berlin. and
which causes him to look round toward
those from whom it proceeds.-Bidck-
UO0tfs MdQdzine.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1884-12-12

= Ito crt Thompson. wealthy young
esHrian. en ronte from Louisville ~
y Louis N Baltimore X Ohio sleeper.
afssmlng uf n swimming tournament,
snn, Imagining himself on spring
s'sfh w n snnaiorinm.. walked 10 the
platform aud plunged 81. Fortunately.
W. '.aln was running through n level
o'nh'rt. and his leap did not result
seriously. - Louis Globe.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1884-12-12

We learn from the CoioniS that n
monkey signalman manages the rail-
way traffic at Whitenhage. South Az
rica. The human signalman has had
the misfortune to lose both his legs. and
has trained a baboon to discharge his
duties. Jacko pushes his master about
ON a trolly. and under his direction
works the lover to set the signals. with
n most ludicrous imitation of humanity.
He puts down the lever. looks round 10
see that the correct signal is up. and
then gravely watches the approaching
train, his master being at hand TO cor
rect any mistake.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1884-12-12

Miss Nellie Arthur carries dil
When she was with her father few
DAYS sgo at Kingston. " y. woman
said: "My goodness why docs that
big girl carry dull9' An answer ws.
quickly given by another woman. who
said; We'll. u the kingston girls
would carry dolls until they were little
older. instead II running after the boys
before they get their short dres-rs on,
IL would be- much more to their credit. "
". T. Ma
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-06-20
BrGnpe.

Ftttsbura, BsuuI., 10. Sunt.-9lsn'
ton s. Comps Angslufabrif branute beute
frib utsber. Serluff $4,000.
Sraob0d, Bsuni,, 10. Snnt. - Sin
bsute frib in Sotosn's @teus uuO 8tsds
pGarenIabeu on Der gintnfraBe ausgebro.
tenes Seuer diderte bas game 9eoiert 3miD
idsu Der s. uub BurtoufruBs, etniGlteBItd
bee .8nmcsttsSOuIe" uno Der &ufeu'idsu
NUbslfnbrit, Elm. Der Serluft betrGgt
$75, coo. Yiau osrmHtbst Srunofttftuug,
tnbrm GobSen'8 gtabItismeut felt ieds BO,
den orst WaI tn 8rauo geristb. Rad bem
Rranos fiugsn Is Bis 20 Berionen, peldle
G4rapps ans elmer brcauenOsu Spirituoisu'
kartIuug ygersttst" urb fit oabst betrunleu
battsu, cine SbtGgsrei au, In peltsr meb,
rsre Der SstbstIigtsu idItutm Sugertftet
purheu. 3p0If SpsituIpOltBttsa wurOen
bestbigt, lpsd]e bic 9iuhe berftlteu unb aht
ber 6ratsblsr Dsrbaiteteu.
beeItng, 8.=8rg., 10. Sunt. Die
.Gnbts WIBle" Su 8sasoiIe. &.'Strg.,
GtefntbEm Der Sirma Wsas & Gosgro1s,
lpurbR in Usrgau9suer gtaft etugedidert.
gerlUff S70NG.
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- y" ~ '7'T W . - y y ~ ~
Sur Ssflsusruns esr 6petuIanteu.

gOHbou, 10. Sunt. - 3um srffen Iale
lett ottIsn Subrsu tperOsn bic Ebors bes
Y0tIamsutsbofss aunadtltd nod ben Sit
luuGsu bss BarlameutS gsl9tofsH. Dies ii
mtGbsr Elm neuer Beweis Der wsitosr6reites
ten Sur6t Dor ususu @snalttbateu Der 8p.
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&IeSeIauOs Boom in Baltimore.
SsrianimIung anseitbsneF Burger une Grritb'
tang etneS .@IcpsIanb. .Glubs."

jn etner gi,.tuop sberb in Seler Staot abaesaltes
rcu SsriammIuna bon Saiistern taft aaer @eibdftsz
3ntereien Durbe btt o@leosanb-Gln uon Baltimore
orsonirt. 2r. s. 4embrOte Ebom, Gr=Spreher Oes
SeIs9atenbnules, ipHroe sum Frdiioenten uuo s. Z.
0lIn9gOI6 fIiiber JteSatteur 6es n1elearam," Sul
Setretdr errpdbIt. 6oIsenoe 8eidlaHe uurSen elm
itmmig an9enommen uno an Die J2er9 zg)orfer beuo=
fratIte @onpeuttoH, tUeldJe in Surato1a in Sieuna
mar, tee9rapbirt
50 ei d loi II. oaB mir nit grOSem ge6aueru uon
Der forperliben Sd]ipohe, mslde ben un6eiiea6uren
NouptlIn9 oer 2emHiatIe, Samuel ). SIIoen genOs
tbtat tat, es GbSule9n1r, oteiebe I'M 6eporre5;Hoeu
gHCbl1eo5uge sum Sisge Su fu6ren. unt, 0dourh Dem
EanOe einc unlt 1Pbaren Nlsnte ais 6aupt Der Bum
6es=Ne9terun9 entSo1en bat, gcb6rt baoen;
be 6l II en-, oaR, iudbreHo mir rpo5l Uiien, ban
plee beT0crra9cnot 2eHotraten anoerer Staatel fi1
iir oos Brditoentenamt ei9nen es ool nah unierem
SQ1urbalten meme maze, uenn Der nadIite @dnoodt
uuitIer 8oItet aus Dem midtineu Staate 9felpz)ori
tdme eaB er en WtGnn iein io4te, oer ourb ieHe Of
fcnde Saub1hn elnorin9b beluieien bat, rag er Der
Jicprdlenant Ger grinipien lauterer, e5rlitef uuo
ipariamer YcrUaLtun9 IT. oeren aUiitenuna iltr uus
burh SGmue 5. 8tlOCu qeiddb un0 aIIf melcu oieIer
electromagnetic Stoatsmann i'm Sabre 1876 idr Die
Brdhoenndolt ttndblt noe, uns oaB er etn in ieoer
Dinit1t Den ehrlth N uno 9elotneHbaf'eH una65inlz
Gen SdmIaa bern oeS canoes gere9mer YiapR Ien
lo1tc;
6ei6Goiien, 6as luir @ouuerntur 6jrooet Gteue.
lan0 pOn gteU= )oIt ais 0eH Uianu eradlten, DelCer
Neien 9rf0r0trntiien i'm 6Dhen @ra0e eRtipIibt unO
6eien Yontntrun9 our6 ole Democratic bItniip unO
Sluedmdbl9tett in aieidler 9&cIie erbeilden;
bel oiie n, baB lCr Die in SIraola tl9enoe
2emofraite pom gtemsDorl orngen0 aufFOroern, etne
2ele9atton' ra6 GbCagO gu iUiden. Delthe @jroUer
eleosanoS Homen oen Sertrctern Der Demotratte Der
ser. Staaten unerbrellen lol, uRo mir unS OerpHdz
ten, GleS Ill tbun, UNI Inn ote rner'tieuna Der NRlz
rplGnher Delegation I'll Ildern, nm leHe Grmdblun1
IN giopen6I 6uucrNQtitl propge5elen." (:4S)
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Bruntrrieb uns Rumboefba.
gclttiS6e Gpnpeute.

Subtuunpolts, Suo., 10. SGnt. -
Ser rtpnbItianiihe Staats @ouDsut, DelAer
bsutc inter Dem BorfBe Dee Dru. stanton
s. Beeue ubgsbultsn nnrbe, uabu1 BsitlHie
al, nGlfJe Die BlattfOrm esS titr}ltd]en 5bts
Caqo'sr rspubltfautidjeH ytattouQb &onOsnts,
ionie determination 0ru Blaine uub gogau
biligt. T0lgeness Staatstldet mulOs auiz
Qelfelt. @ouueIneur 2B. 8. @alttus, StCs=
@ouUerreur Gugeae 8uHop, Staat3lsiretdr
0lobert Wiitfsu, Guottor Bruce @drr,
Gdatmei1sr q. R. Sbtel, 9sueralanwalt
gG. =. NtiICu.
@btcuGo, 49, Suui. - Der giationnls
gCnosut Der ,Gmertinuti4eu" ober - Brolts
6tticrs. uua Unit. .5Tetmaurtrpartst," melz
der gnuoibotta fir tie Qsmter Oes Br6l=
f0eutgU Eub te9 -Brdfbeuten bee Der.
Staatsu ucmiuireH iOG bislt bsute etue ror=
I6uiige &rIiammluug untlr benz Borii5e bsS
Qdtt. 3. 6 8orlon ans Connecticut In oer
Safe ber Young Mems Christian AssO-
citation" Gte bsutigsu Berbaubluugsu be-
idrduit5H Ii6 0uf tie Bo1snbuag etuer Or.
FautIgttcu. lyut'r bsu Beamteu befiuteu
Eu uflr5rs Traueu. Die Beubauoluuleu
nlhCu morgan fortgeisgt.
g!QfbDtIIG, GHru., 10 Snut. - Der
bier ctachoItlHR 6gmOirattide Staatszgous
Ugrt 5cn Eeuufiice uobm siue BlattfOrm an,
mIGa uuter GRoersm stue &eOuittOu oe5
Ealtfs nuf sturr ben grforoaruifeu Der Rs.
gieruug gutIprsdeHOeu Baie befiirnortet Il.
etus ggrsd3te Gtl9uuB Der Staatsiduio Der
iGrift. Gis YiaJOrttdt Der Dds8utsH, weIde
3ur &Grtr1tuug bee StuQteS tm oemOitatt'
den Gcitcual Gonpgnt ermdblt DuJbeu III
lu @uraau Gleoel1ub's. @ou0eruaHr Bates
uurte bEyd Aitlamatiou uui'5 NeEe u0mt'
rtFt
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M;Phn,drFTp

Ghtcuqo. 10. Sametus: gu
fuhr 10000, Serieutung 1900 Stid; Bretie
uortiyisn ,ptidsn 50 90 uuo So. -91inbs
oiet: 3uiubr 4300, Sirieubuug 2200 Stid;
Ersiie poriirtsn iniItsu 1856 unb $3.50
Ghrafe: 3ufubr 500, Ssrisubuna 200;
grsiie paritrtsu sDi5dsn $2.25 uub $500.
ct. 9oRte, 10. Suut.-Sdpetus: gu
fubr: 77O0, BerIenbung 2600; BreiR oartir'
ten amii6eu $500 uub $40. - Htubote1:
3uiubr 1900. Berisubung 1900; Bretie Oart'
irtfn 3niifsn 1926 unb 1875. - Sdaafe !:
9ufubr 700, Bsrienbune tstue: BretIs part'
irtsu amiifsn $500 un6 $3.50.
@ofts9tbertn, Bsuni., ben 10. Stunt.
S3irbuieb: i2ufubr 1884, Berien6ung 645;
BrsiIe uurtlrten 3ptidsn $500 uu6 $6.70.-
gdneius: 3ufubr 2400, SerIeubung 400;
BrstIs nnrtirtsu 3mtideu $500 uab $5.75.-
SGuafe: l3Hfubr 1000, SerIsubung 1900;
Yreiis Uuritrtsu atuiideu $500 unb $425.
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SabnfataFrcpbe.
SrrfpueH psrIEst, mebreTe t6etItdD. - Der
unfaH eas RefHItat tiHGS S5urtenffreitbs.

Sin 3ua ffiir,t ppn elmer Bgil6e. - OreiRia
@crfpuen psrIrst, mcbreTe tDEtItd,. - Scr
unfaH eas RcfuItat tiHGS S5urteufreidbs.
GtaiIou, Re., 10. Sunt.-4ls Iih Elm
6flth gsbsubsr 3ua Der BurliugtonsRt|
iOHrisr Sabn" Der Station Su5bsu udberte,
GEtglstfie bic SOtOmottue In 6Olge Oes Nus.
stnaubtrbreitens Der Sdtsusn auf elmer 150
SuB lnngsn Bride, lief isoo@ nod etue
Strsde nett iiber Die 5dmelleu fCrt, bis bte
Bride in 5oIge Der gridiitteruug eiufar3te
unb Der gnuse 3ug binub fisl. 9ofomottue,
jnet Bnfagierpaggons uub Elm S1lafua ag'
Qou tpurosn total osmoltrt, NIB etrua 80
Bstionsu srlIttsu SerlssHngsu. Gin Grtra.
aug bra9te neuu Der SermHnosteu 6ierber.
Sic 8erlebtsn iiub: @rpreBngsut %. 8. Wc.
NGugbtou, @ebtrneti idItterung, t6otItf :;
Slorilla Soper aus 9areuer, &C., lsbeusge.
fGbrlid] gB. 5. BniIep aus BbitfieIo, R.s
g., etn Sbr abgerifsu uno i6psre 3opf.
munosu; u. Sacobs aus Strgiuiu &itp,
Sus., iunere Serlseuugsn; @Oubuttsnr B.
8. ggman, bei6e 8etue gebrodeu; @i. u.
Bableigb aus Stsusns' Boint, g8iec., Bun.
ben am Sppfe uuo an ben Armen; e. 3.
8ate aus &Ouuereui1e, Su6,, unb @lttiu,
8sibe idDsr am 9tideu Usrlset; 6. &. 5tor1
aus Chicago. S9lafmaggoH &0uoufteur,
NEaSFn am 6Idsn unb On bsr Suite; QBm.
y. @ooi, SO Sabre alt, aus SlOrmtngtou,
SGe., t0btIt6. Cine 4n3abI aubersr Bsrie
nsH erIttt miHber beoeutliGe Bsrissungau.
@tue llnteriuhung bat ergebeu, oaB uube.
taUnte G0ieDt4te tur3 uor BEN Qeraaualeu
oes 3ups bic Sollen, nit pslhen bic Sdts'
nen bttsftgt narsu, bsrausjogeu un6 Die
Sd,ituEQ aueetnauber rifiPu,
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Eine bertpicFeItc Srdo6bie.

Gan 6rau3t8co, Sal, 10. Sunt.
Cine 9spsI6s aus Sonora, Gal, melbet
stre ber usrpideItehsu Erag0Oieu, Die nd
ie srsiguatsH. @bmunb @uau9Bsr, % Sabre
oft, iuoB Sruu Otis GREENWOOD nit elmer
SdroifItute. frau @reeuwoO6s So6u, mel
der ebenfalls Otis hetbt, Uerfolgte Sauagber
unb fsusrte 3petmnI nuf tbu, obue ibu gu
trsfien. 9iobert Watiou oerfOlgte Dis
@rsGumcob, porauf fdb 9estersr um6rebte
unS @utiou apeimuI iqoB. BatiOu ffiir,te
iGnsr getr9fsu Ju BoSsU, uub i,ta 9O5u
CAB taruuf Seuer auf @rssuwoob, aIIstu
6erIslbe entflob mad Soaora mo iiberltsfsrts
FG Der geb6ros. Der SAeriff bsgab fd
barouitiu mad BAN SdaupIuse uub Uerbafe
ttte Gallagher, tpalder 3uiammeu mtt9rsen.
pOCS i'm GefduaEtife Hntergebratt murbe.
Trau @reenmoO0 uub gBatiOu fub iettoem
Qtforbsu. Die Grng0bte purOe bura ben
umRano Dsruriadlt, oaB @atlOu oarauf be-
iianb, siu tletnes 8epdfsr ibsr eta @ruu0'
fiId Der Sruu GREENWOOD Bu leiteu. Die
6rnu par bic gRtttDe etuss augeieheusn 10
rpfateu.
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Scr @flemdrPt.

Rsp Cert. 10. Stunt. - Tclaeuhss
frh hte SGlubuottrnugsn: @eto 0ffuete
~ ! Brcisut unb idloE ~ II Bro;sut.-
Stirling @sdlid 4.64s A IS nuf iefs3ig
9nQe unN 4.864-4 8f3 uuf 8uuoes,
CbliQatiruen: 3=pros. 1908. 44.pros 111s
uub 4.prc,. 12O4.-aftieu: 4bams' grprab
I29. utralzBacifc 40t, &lsi. & Olto St,
Grte 4. DO. Brior. 31f, 9aie. Shore 731,
RS. Central 55t. Rortbs bsg8eHsrn 90I. DO.
grior. 1913, RzY. Central 1909, 8ttt3burg
fS5. 8sabiue 23a, 8od Sslanb 106, Union
8oriFc 365, ReaernzlIuiou COL.
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@ns Der 8uubesbanptffabt.
Sfe Ginpdnneruua.

Bafbingtcn, 10. Stunt. - 4us etuem
8ertate oes fatiftiIdsu Siirsaus qebt ber.
Dor, baB i'm Nonnt gRat 91,7 Baiiagtsrs,
barunter 1851 @iunanbsrer, In esn per-
idtebsnen S6fsn Oss 9auOes nutamsu. 9te
@siammtjabl Der @tnpaubsrer, tuelde i'm
Rat 1884 Hnb In ben an 81. Rai 1884 psrs
ftritsneu Elf 1ionatsu, iomis tn Osn eut.
fpre6euoru Bsriu6eu bes Sabcss 1888 aus
ben ptrldisbeusu frsmbsu Qanberu mad 6ph
Ser. Stuateu tumsu, gebt aus fOIgeuber
SabsIe hsIuCr:
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Der NadIa6 beS 5puausarGRils
Iirndrs g. Brten.

auTrau3teco, u. Sunt. = A!s
bos Settlement bee usrforbsuen Souaula
WliuiouGrs g8. 9. S'8rteu tn ben biefgsn
@frihtru Idhmebte, eriGisn stu gemtiier
8etrjd S. S;Brisu Ia Gan 6rau3tsco, uub
a oeioua ibm, 10 gut Itf ais Bruoer bss
8srfotbeneu aus;upetisn, bnB tpm $780,
coo fir feline Guipriidle be3ahIt mnrosn. &c
forb bolb unh6sr. giun ia sta Wtaun, Ha'
mans Sobu O'Brieu, aufgetauht, pslder
bic por Rnr,sm gsrstnsr SoIoat i'm s. SH'
fouteris. 93sGtment mar, uHb etn ScbnBatrtd
S'Brteu's ~ ieiu bsbanptst. st Utrb etueu
Bro,ss ,FuIstteu, nm ietueu antbetI on ben
$3.50, COO IN erlaugsu, rDsIhe nu. Batrtd o.
Brisn ,ur 8eilennng isiusr GnipriitI auf
Ran 2nhInh hn,nhlt mHr0en.
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RduFerpttc.

BrOptteuce, 8.sS., 10. Suat. -Dte
Rletbeltautler S. 8enueOp & Comp. babsH
fOntrt. BaifUa $25, 900.
2OutFptIte, Sp., 10. Suui. - SO6u
&uloba4 & @Omp, @roBbdaoler nit spirit
tnoieu, baben ein. Notwithstanding uur'
gfuommsu. Sbre 8erbInoLtdistteu bsIaHfsu
fd1 aui 500, coo.
Bofo 10. Suni.-S. 9eurn Gears &
Comp, GommtifonsbduSIar, itnb baaterOtt.
Ser Betrag ibrer BaiiOa tf ut1t betauut.
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RaHWan's


sSarfapartIlian WeEoIopn+,2
@brcullde 6auttranFheiten SnoS,',s..s
Sddreu I'M Sutc, StrOpbeIIronFbsitsII" I"!taS, iit,S
ooet uiiilinatlITttder StnblgaHg, Syphilis oSsr
UsuetlIa)e 2Sunoen, troHtfC ODER oltr @S.
lGmare, SaljtuB, ergIiife Sraulbeit, sTis-
lQmamnI, @rlnotopf @e5GrmuttsrleiSSn
SSTcbSleioeH, observation-disclosures, lleberbeins
g6na9eruH9 uuo gSeIleu oeS S6rpcrS Ss;T'
hsl NM 6leda, @edlpillte, 0pspepfie. 3Es.
ren' mn Sldlentr0utbetcH, dbroniibsr RbsT-
mattSmuS unO @idt, Sdpiuoinht, 9fir7s1.
grlI7 uno taItarti9c yheOrihIdqe, folpie I5or.
tel oer ool9eH yetOeH, oeHeH oft beiot6ers GSc.
men 9caebcu merbsn. ''S'
SSlr bcbanptcn, OaB feline Qr;nei beronut
III, be lold)e SetlIraft iiber bieie Rroufb,if,1
6ellgt, ME Ra0mag's Reiolbent. gs furirt
nodl uno uod, iidler bon @ruuo ouf uuS flolIt
osh 9c)unoen 3ultanO Der gcidabiateu RbfiIF
meocr Der. Us thut Dem gBeIfeu ira sSr,
pers @nhaIt uuo Iieicrt Dem CrQaui8muS no,
luEoee Slut, ans mcid)em ueWe e3rpsri,Ib,
ponj a9olioet muo, Qa8 III Sic crle Ppo,IT,
tunastt0lt BON 5(a0wa0'5 Geiclngnt
y" OSutl, mo Der Srglu!5uu8 IN Spri
MahuB OeTlebt mor0en 1T mo Ufufur Sluss,
luGtSJ Hno. aFcHoe tSabimatc fd5 QnoeiaIa,
melt NM III oCn SnodJeu, @elenfeu n m
l'P ao9elR9ert hahcH IuO anOdeufrQR. guo.
len, JtudCnirttnmmgeu, SerorcbunarT, STis,
ld'maninL &rompiaouu II. (. 10, peIi;riGd,sn men
lo't noS Y riapurtIIiun bieie ,PiSSSr,
'd.!0ge o!l' uno crICibt 0Q8 Sit Der qrSnp.
cuQus SCm &0rpcr.
sSuH GeFHgEH, be 0eTe Tr;peteu ur
3Ii'uH9 t'ronlltr itrOpbul0er ootr ppb.,it.
luI aroulRsucH gobrmIdyeu, ME lauoiam ana
otc 8Hr lclu mag, iid5 mo6lcr fiiblcu Ink Spf,
rem, oaB thr Oilg,mciuc5 8efnScn fih beli,rt
oQB lle an 6!'lldl UnO &6rperqcui5js ;Iluebnsr
ooer NH ntd1t nbuehmeH, 10 iliDa5 eiu iidleres
3eIdli, ooB ble 5ciluu9 fortitreitgt. Rsj
loidcn &raufbcl.cu pirO Der Yatisnt cutrpsSsr
6ener oCer idllnlHsr, Oenn 6as @iff mar
&lail9SII u MOT untbatig; miro Inn Mot
@upolt gttgau uH0 eS aus 0cm 8lute psrfris,
ben, 70 6reltet cS itdJ aus uub uuterers6t mel,
ter cIt @onftmtioH. Sobalo So8 SoriTT
p0rt! ltdn btwirit, oar Du Dih bsiiss
tulllt, 10 mlrO Dir itiiHNh1 INNER beficr rnsrS
Den, unO On mirf OIL @euuO6eit, Starte NM
SGrpaflciid 5rHebmeu.
Ez5- Sei &gotbeterl gu babeu. grsis al
Giz9el6nhIlte BON sebnidbrfqem 8abss
tbum Wuroen bur6 8abuap's
ArSneten turirt.
Cine TIaI4e Don bsicm ent5dIt ,usbr yiyFyor,,
rstitoTs, ais eSss Grbere gttteI; etr TbSssfIsI S
zen eeiem t9rtt 70 btsE tpis flu bis iedS Tb.sLSs5
zen anbern gitteiu. ''''0"N'
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SGmt fFeifel : GgpIoliOn. - 3
UEeufhen Get6Stct,

QS lseltnQ, W.zBtrg., 19. Suut. -
gn SadiOu & Sasr's Sagemible3u gu 8tltOa,
". 9trs., srst9nsts itd DOr8efsrn G5eao
zine inrdtbGre 9efeIsrplofou, burd mel4e
s. 3. Ssers. elmer Der giqantbImer Der
Witls, uub Gin grbsttsr, glamegs @raB,
Gai h6r Gtsqt gEt0otet lpurbsu. 9rsi aus
bere Di6Husr rpHrrea idper, Uenstdlt t6Ot.
lid uerlsgt. Sic Rro6e Sdgsmibte uur6s
iGrmitd in stneu &tiiumsrbauieu DeEDaas
EpIf