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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1885-03-13

At last encourading news comes from
Utah. There is hope for the determination
of the "twin relic of barbarism." The Nor
mons are badly frightened and even the
boldest of The elders are in retreat. Being
Democrats they had strong hopes in Dem
ocratic administration, but President
Cleveland bids fair to carry out the Repnb-
lican policy and to the Mormons the future
looks dark. Until quite recently the inhab-
itants Of Utah never knew what thorough
execution of the law meant but of late they
have been getting a taste of justice. The
officers who have been charged with the en-
forcement of the law against polygamy have
shown themselves very much in earnest and
have shown no discrimination in the choice
OF the criminals. They have treated the
high officials of the Mormon church in the
same manner as they have the meanest po-
lygamist 10 the Territory, and as a result all
classes have become thoroughly scared.
Without the use of the much talked-of mil
itsry force even now the bold front of the
religion, whose converts are gained by mis-
representation and wholesale lying, is brok-
", and its complete determination seems to
but matter of time and labor.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1885-03-13
Republicans Aroused.

The vote at the first trial for Mayor two
weeks ago showed that large number Of
Republicans did not go to the polls. The
reason of their apathy in most cases is prob
ably to be found in belief that was at that
time quite general that John w. Deering
could not poll the full Democratic vote and
that therefore their votes>w would not be need
ed to defeat him. The result of that con-
test showed that belief was mistaken one.
Mr.. Deering polled the full Democratic
strength, notwithstanding the fact that to
vote Tor him was to great many Democrats
gall and NORWOOD. At the second trial on
Monday it may be safely assumed that Mr..
Deering will again poll the full Democratic
strength. There is scarcely doubt of it.
If he is to be beaten therefore he must be
beaten by Republican votes alone. The
Democrats cannot be relied upon for any
assistance.
Since the first trial there has been gen.
eral waking up on the part of Republicans
to the danger which was narrowly escaped
two weeks ago, and the signs all point to
AuiA NOe0 VI bno pdIt VI hopuDIlcanS next
Monday. They have become thoroughly
aroused; and when Portland Republicans
are thoroughly aroused they always
triumph. Only two working-days remain
before election and the time should be
improved in putting In some solid
work The Republicans have candidate in
Mr.. Fogg well worthy of their SURFACES. He
has the ability and the disposition to give
the city an able and efficient administration.
His superiority in every respect to the candl-
date OF the opposition is acknowledged even
By large part of the Democrats. He has
made no special pledges to anybody, but has
declared it to be his intention to enforce the
laws impartially and administer the affairs
of the city for the benefit of the whole peo-
pie. 1t would be a lasting disgrace to the
Republicans of Portland if through apathy
ON their part such man as Mr.. Fogg should
be defeated by such man as Mr.. Deering.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1885-03-13
TIL p e s s.
FRIDAY MORNING. MARCH 10.

We DO not read anonymous letters and eommun
cations. The and address of the writer are In
all cssea indispensable not necessarily for publca-
ton but as guarantee of good faith.
We cannot undertake to return or preserve COM
munications that are not used.
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MKsOEELANEOUs.
THE CHEMIST Of The BROOKLYN BOARD OF HEALTH
versus
THE ROYAL BAKING POWDER.

chemical have of
CLEvELAND's SUPERIOR BAKING POWDER ROYAL
BAKING POWDER purchased by myself ina market,
arrive at the following
CLEVELAND'S BAKING POWDER is very pure
materials and entirely Ammonia, AIba
GdWJteroJJo s9@tovcr healthuI
effective and perfect reliable baking powder.
The ROYAL BAKING POWDER CONTAINS AMMONIA
AND AS TINS DRUG Is NOT WHOLLY EXPELLED FROM
THE DOUGH- II TTzE BAKING PROCESS, most medi-
cal authorities TO the injurious effects resulting
the continued Of Ammonia, strongly
CLEvHLAND's BAKING POWDER evolves more
carbonic acid than the BAKING POWDER, and
houselleepers.
Brooklyn, NJ. Y, Aug 4,
ELIAS II. hartley, B. s., M. D.,
Chemist to the of Health Brooklyn;
Physiological and Practical Chemistry the Long Island Medical
College.
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white WOOL BLANKETS 5!

We shall offer To-day White Blankets at Lower Prices
than ever before made on same quality of goods viz
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1885-03-13
FJRST LECTURE.

FJRST LECTURE.
Through England with Charles Dickens.
Following the footsteps of the great novelist. His
favorite places in London. Ludgate Hill. The Mar
shalses Prison. Lincoln's inn. Brighton Memo
rails OF oliver Twist. Nicholas Nickelby, Little
DorIit, Little Nell and her Grandfather. dickens
at home at Gads Hill with his daughters His Grave
at Westminster Abbey.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1885-03-13

These all goods that have bought OUT OF SEA
SUN PkCE and we mark them above to ready
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THIRD LECTURE.
The ClastIe RCrdero,s EDE=


A noble and celebrated river. A trim bv rail car
rage and steamer along its winding course from it
source to the sea. Glmpses at its lovely VILLAGES
views OF Its majestic picturesque cataracts: It's
moss gl own ruins; its romantic legends; historic
SITES. Memorable days in the tourists calendar
Gorgeous scenery.
Course tickets 81 90 and 81 20 according to loca.
uon Stockbridge ticket holders rs cents and 81 90
Children under Is years. 90 and rs cents Tickets
now on sale at Stock bridge's Music Store.
mar13 div
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pon Corpus gb5iiti unb Nueces GounlD
nidt f9mer fallen, bic fribsr pereins
barte Summe suiammen3ubrineen.
Muf oieie @rt lit Corpus @brifti bas
Mefer an bic &eble gefebt. gntpe
Der @elb ober Sob. Dteie Be6eutung
bat Die 8abnfrase fir iene staot.
@6on felt el1sr &etbe bon Sahrer
trdntelt CORPUS gbrliti unb BON i1ern
u%nter9ange fam es nur bgr1 meitere
MISUNDERSTANDING 9erettet meroen.
Die bortigen Bemobner baben bas
ruobl bsgrifen nnb fudsn nod elmer
glfenbabn, bic aber ni6t obne @slo=
opfer 5u ~erlangen 1T.
Sos iolte CORPUS gbrifti pobl be-
beraigen unb nidt ungere9t babel Der.
fabren. 9ies sei6iebt iebod our6 bas
59mdbeu BON Seiten ber oortigen
8elpobner, auf Yrdlibent Soft. ben iie
als einen Mlann betra6ten, Der linen
eleidfam Daumenidrauben anieben
Mil, UNI @eIb gu erpreHen, ob9lei6 er
benz @iienba5n @omite beutlib genug
ertldrt bat, baB bic Sireftoren gar ni9t
10 begeifert fur ben Babnbau nod
CORPUS Gbriti finb. Gin She'll Der
B~emobner iener Stabt m09te iosar
bic Subfioie BON $75, 900 benz Monos
poliifen burlington anbietett, oamit ct
ibnen cine gifenbabn baue. Daraui
piirbe CORPUS @brifti inbeB LANCE pare
ten 0ifrfen.
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&orpms Gbriiti nno Ste etieubabu,

Dds gifenbabnsg omite In gorpus
@br,fti mar nidf i'm Gtaube, bic fruber
ange5otene Subtitle bon 500. 900 auf
aubriueeu unb leet iin baber aufs 6an>
DelH. SIS, 900 finb unteraeihnet ipors
ben unb 0icfe purben Der Aranfas Vub
8abn angsbOten. i'm Gal fe tire 2tnie
mad Corpus gbriiii flhren nil.
Der gpri9lag it bon BEN 0iretto,
rum Der Bdbn Mot angefommen NOR
beus uoppn Prdfbert Colt oas bortiQe
giienbabu gomite bena1riGtigte. Sn
feiuent SGreibeif. perDeif er boranf.
bob bic Gireftureu 100000, Baar
iHerten unb einen Gontratt nit NeIion
tfItD SobRfon ftt ben Hau Ser Balm
sis 5lir 2ttfe abf9loHem. 6erher bdIt
Der prdfibeut BATH, bab bic 2lnie mad
Corpus gbrilfi nidt mebr 10 pinf9ens,
imertb Tel, ME friibef, neil iebt bic
8abnljnie iber geebile feheefebt uurbe
uHD bisfe 1abn ben 0anbel bonn
Nueees 3baI an ffi6 s3iebe1 miiGe, ben
man frfiber bur9 BE Yerbinbung nit
Corpus gbriff ~errpartete. SIN AnfGlaa
AZ bringen if meter Der ufnftonb, bab
Der BobEbau nod Corpus g6rifi febr
piele pfobibauten n6tbig matbt, bsren
@rttftnngE nnb Grbaltung nieI @sIb
foiiet.
Die Dtseftoren iinb in6eb niGt ge,
iutllt bic Derbanbluueeu nit Corpus
@brlfi gotI3 uttb gQr 1baubreGeu df1o
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Muerlei.

Nm 5. O5tobsr B.. S. ftarb in
G:antfurt am Mdlu Orr 3beobpr
Sedel, Gsuoer unferes Witbiirgers
2ouis Sefel bon Der Gtrma 5. 9onfe
6 So. Ser Nerftorbene befleioete ben
mibtigen Yoiten e,nes StaatsammaItes
unb mar ielblt in b69ften 0reifen ge>
mirbigt nnb aasemein geadtet.
--0err Ssear 51miot, unfer Fot.
ter Wancetposel beiien Wieoertebr mir
INNER nit 8ergniigen ~begriiBen, feiert
beuie ieinen 81. 8eburtstaa. Wir
i1lieBeu uns ben @liidmiinfden feiner
5ablrei9en 6reunoe an nnb bofen, baB
mir ibn balb als bauernben Nniebler in
unierer Mitte begriiBen werben.
Senator Cote bat i'm gongreB bes
reits mieoer cine Bill eingerei9t, rpel1e
bic 8emiaigung bon 5000, 900 bea1s
tragt fir ben Bau zines poff= unb @e>
ri1tsyebduoes in San Nntonio.
= SDnnabeno unb Sonntag gaftirt
in Der Surnballe bic Mabiion Square
3beatertruppe in benz Bronfon 6oms
arD'f9en inbaltsrei1en Drama rDoung
Wrs. Wintbrop." Grdulein 2ena
2angbon. cine 3ierbe Der enslii@e Bib.
ne iibern,mmt bic SitelroDe.
=. Nu9 in Merifo biirgerrt fid bic
Strifes Elm. 50 mirb ). .. aus Der
6auptftabt gemrloet, baB 6aielbft 1000
@igarettenma6er bic Wrbeit eingefelt
baben, neil man ibnen nidt mebr a!s
l23 Gents 9agelobn be3ablen min.
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S. g e r.
II

Der llHterSeiDnete per eat guhe bifz
fs Wonais len 8si1of slotal bpn
9@o. 4 OH : Commerce t;aBe. rod Nos.
262 & 264 DIT Commensurate
uuo perfauft oabsr. UNI ben nmaug 3u
sslsidlterh ale Ariifel, Die Gohs unb
0aSzOefea, @.ien., Bed ano MeHsrs
! dmleotpoaren, mo bausbaltunssz uno
au9en ; 8esatbidaftea aler grl gu
beoeuteno berabeeeBten
Yreifen.
Wfan nebme bic @rlegenbeit sunt bill
gen Gsif4uf wabr. 8. prdger.
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: Gin iunger g driftReIIe.

= Gin unger SdriftfeIIer
trdJt auf eiAem einfamen Gpa3iergange
{ mem dlieren Gollesem cine gr6bere
. htuug BON ii6 Dor. Sci einaelnen
Stellen liiftet Der 3ubbrer ben PUT unb
nidt. Der Di6ter nimmt bies fir elm
3eiden beionberer 3uiimmung; ba
lid aber oieie pantomimii6e Sulbigurg
bel gar 3u pislsn @ebanten tpieoerboIt,
wiro er iblieslth beiorgt unb erfunbigt
fid nod benz 8emegsruub. .8erje,ben
Sie", antportet ber @efragte, rid tbue
bas gana unminfarlid, 3ufolge Der uils
sliidielisen @~emobnbeit, alte 8etannte
gu griBen.@
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Mrania9 8ahm.

gis auf meitere Nntinbisuna pirb
elm gemif9ter 3ug Der Sun Mntonio
unb Mranfas paB 8abu bonn Sib
Shores Str. 8abnbof, 5onntag's auss
senommen, um 50 nbr Morsens ab=
eeben. Nnfunft in @lmenborf INN 10
nbr Morgens unb lduft bis gum Cub.
punt her Bahn. 8erldBt glmeubcri
um 3 ubr As Min. Na9m. Gra9i
ge5t bis @lmenburf auBer BET ipeaiel:
lem Gontratt. pahagiere merben biz
gum gnopunft Der gabn bef6roert..
N. 2ptt,
ptdlioent unb 8erwalter
4.12.t-
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Gtne alte @efaitdte, bod etpta ,,ert.

SS"S - ~SIpVeISSf WV SAptB WV"
Sn 5pei 2esarten; bonn uugldubigen
8tidofe.
I.
IS 1T Die etpige @ei1i1t':
gr liebte lie unb 1ie i'm ni6t.
9a grif er in ber 2iebesnotb
Sur Glinte fluss uno-i9oB fi9 tobt.
so Man9er mag bas nidt b~erteb'n,
WD 10 piel Mdo9en bod gu febn,
Warum er feline Anb're nabm,
Warum Is bic ibm angeiban!
Sod lei1ter Slim unb tief @emiitb
8erihieoen feline Sur9e aiebt:
Ser Cine fattert bin unb ber,
Ser Mno're fann es nimmerme5r.
go bri9t aud man9es Md61enber3,
Aus 2~iebesg,am in 2lebesihmer3,
Wenn es, Derlafen bon BET @elt,
Dem Sobe In bic Mrme fdnt.
Drum merfet @u9, ibr iungen 2eut'
So eu6 bic 2iebe Greube heut:
Sie 2iebe birgt oas b66fe Slid
unb a9-bas berbfte MiBSei9id!
III.
Gin 8uri1e liebte cine Waib
Ni6t 10 gu bloBem 3eitpertreib,
@r fpra9: Sic tpirb bic Meine,
Ste Cine, ODER feine!
9ie Gre tbat Der Waib wobI grt,
Do4 fanb fie ME 10 re9t ben gtutb,
so ttDl3, tpie er, 5u meinen:
Sen ginen, eber Reinen!
gs f6ien ibr leiber mebr unb mebr,
Ils pern er ni9t Der &ebte tpdr',
nn6 mnBt' inn enbli6 flagen:
Sic mife ibm entiasen.
9a itirmt er beim in 6unfIer Na1i
ln5 bat on fie uur nod seba9t,
Nn Tie, an lie alleine,
Ote Cine, ober Seine.
ct badte ni1t Der Wutterlieb,
Die ibm 10 treu ia INNER bIieb,
unb fonnt' es. nimmer tragen,
Der g,nen gu e~ntfagen.
Ct nabm bic 9ihfe bon Der Wanb
g Bt ii6 auf feines 2agers &anb =
Gin &naQ Dedt ieine 0leben
Wom S6laf in Rub unb Grieben.
gu fpdt Der 8ruber fam geiagt-
gr mubte, mas Die Maib gefagt = +.
Gr DuBte, mie bic Cine
III liebte, ober Seine.
Sbr iungen 2eute tpdat ben @1mer3
Wenn 10 aus 2febe bridt Elm 0erj
@eidhrl,h in's fur 6er3en.
WIt Bergen r1ur gu iberaenl-
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@reaprn s. Nu.

fiibren in elmer AbibsiIung hires gro.
BEN Gei@dfts : 2ofales ausf9lieblid
8las=. por3ellau= unb &orbpaaren &c.
unb baben BARN Die grDBte Musmabl
3u eritaunlih billieen Yreifen. Sie
8arroom ausifaitunsen fiab reidboItie
unb elegant; namentlid bic feinen Be-
bdIier fir marines WaKer, bic Dentel.
glider fir belize 8etrdnfe u. I. M. uf. 10.
S6aufditen In isoer @r0Be unb gu
allen Yrelien. %, II, 1Mtutu
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MnfHuptauua.

@ir baben iebt uniere 5 Gents, 10
geutsz, Is Cents. so Gents. urb ST.
Slide, bic Spieliaden .aler Nrt, pups
ben unb beridiebene iebr niiblide Mrs
tifel eHtbalten, arranairt uro laben
gum Qaufe elm. Wer iih nit Weib-
nadtsmaaren berfeben mill, Der fomme
baIo. Wir babeu fd6ne Sahen, befos
rirte unb mil Woitos beriebeue 9aKen.
Gerner Ga m gu iebr niebrigen
preifen.
"a. ii, 1Watup @regorp & o.
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mmlere @eibnadts . alusaabe
6 t q | { s.
saas 6 Mntonio, IL. 9e5. 'S5.
Refine Werfd,1nernts beS eat Heorp
Barf8.

'a Mntonio, IL. BEG. '85.
sfeine Werfd5nernas beS gaa Reorp
BarfS.
Die ~u1eifteri unferer Stabtpdter f9eis
tten lire Meinu1g iber bic 8erf16ne.
rung bes Dben genannten Parfs gedns
bert 5u baben, bentt dls es CUR Mbftims
.tslng iiber bas Beto bes Mapors fam.
mare1 uur awei ~eonfequent genug, bas
gegen 5u fimmen. 0ie iibrigen unters
ftitBten ben Mapor.
Oas geto beHelbeu betraf freili@ MUIR
ben Sermp'f9en plar, sunb es wdre
0esbalb 5u nett geganger, tpolte man
%bebaupten, ber Sfaotratb lei Der Der
f16nerun8 bes parts gail3 unb gar
abbolb. DaB bies nidt BET SOL 1T,
benefit Ia f4on Der 9orf9lag, bic
IOit6 i'm Bart gu berlegen unb Ser
mu6a- @ras an3npfan3en. 9p1 baden
uniere Stabtpdter bas faIf9e Mtttel
3ur geri66nerung bes parfs gepdblt.
Die Stabt beibt nm bic Quelen bes
San peoro berum, so Mder 2anb,
bic idmntli9 NIT Mnlagen per@eben
merben folten. Mur proiettirt ia
aud fct1e, aber tpirb benn elm Der
niinftiger Mefi9 bic Mrbeiten, tpelhe
oieie Mglagen peruriahen, pom gegerl
mdrti6en pd@ter bes pdrts errparten
t0nnen2 st bot 3par einen @ontrafi
nit benz Stabtrat9 abgef1toHen, bel
ibn CUR 8ornobu1e BON Yelfb6neiun.
gen nerpiidtst, ober au3u eruifli1 bun
nan 6iefe YerpHidtung nidt nebmen.
Der Bart geb0rt ia Der 6tabt unb MD
BEN padter. Der nod nidt einmal nod
Ablauf bss gontraftes uelB, Oh er ba,
ielbff Su blelben permag.
Die Nerl16nerungen, bic er Dor
iinnlt, 8ei1eben beBbalb mebf i'm
5uterefe Der Stabt, ats 1T ie,=
rem eisenen, alfo barf man Die
qnfurberungeu an i'm niht 3u
aod ftellen. uHo betra1tet man bis
9an5e Nngelesenbeit bonn gef1dftt6e.
otanopuntte aus, 10 feblen ole Do
ipe. weIhe ben pddter, our 0ornobm.
pon 8erbeRsrunseri ontreiben t6nnteu
penn mn Dem osrmeDrlea celuqe oes
pdliss 90. g OOW mogi nlpl 10 D'ei
Ane llW; als MAJ 9enognllg ana'mmi
befAabt 1Derben muB, bat Der 5tabtrasb
ertannt uHb wta besbalb ben pd9fer
aa't pos.5s.esuedI OeileloeH, oaIntI e
.M S'a9os Y. osIgatIunseu Oor3uaeps
wy. asas IuslHs .aosb auW n.~a oeI
Ete.qIe SgrlI 3nr SelgaBing oes 4sar
lss ~ lsll, penn pen wIrtp uno Aafi
y s'nsa pslloa 3u slpielsn, m'rS
opU H'Wt gut au9egen, melt seelfano
5Ds.sn pe.rea Dienen lat1n. Oh
prlgIea oes Aulleners muroe OF &C.
Hug MlI oenen pcs aStrtpss IN eoilflsii
seIaIgsH hs = Ssslsrm mosllDer Wslls
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= Wer nit Der 6irma Martin
& S6rpDer @efddfte ab3umahen
bat, faan iebt in ibrer neuer, Office
Ho. 2 @ommercesS trabe nabe ber Bride
poripre9en.
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Semanb erfunbiat fih Bel ei

- Semanb ertunbist iid Bel elmer
iungen 6rau mad Dem utter ibrer
nocb ffbr eroberunasluifisen Mutter.
sd fenue mid m~ahrbafiig felbft ni1t
NJ br aus" er,Dibert bic DUNE. rSebes
Sabr alaubt fib meme Mut;er UNI elm
3abr periiinst. unb menn bas nod cine
Weile 10 fOrtgebt, bann perbe i'd
f9IieBli6 diter iein aIs fie.1
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Gtant.

8. %. MabaraB, Der Gisentbimer
Der Slfa Hurieries, bat elm Depot in
Der 5tabt, in go. 209, 0oufonitraBe,
er6Fnet. Wtar miro ba,elbft TETS cine
4usmabl bon 8lumen unb Blattpfans
aen, frif@en @artenfdmereien, 8lumen
5uiebeln &c. finoen. Gerner bdlt ct bas
felbt proben BON 3ierbdumen, Stolen
unb fsnftigen @artengeuddien. Ollie
in Der @tact gema9len 8elteQungen
1uerben am nddften Sage BON Nurferp
ausgefiibrt nit frlf6 ber Grbe entnom=
ntenen @emd9fen. Ollie feline @emddie
finb bier ge5ogen unb es mlrb garan
tirt, bob fie wirfli9 Das finb, mofir
fie ausgegeben tperben. Man pers
nedsle Den Blab ni1t; Slfa Nurieries.
go. 209, 9ouifonz 5traBe. 10,12,t-
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Die Girma Martin &
S6rnpersbat cine 3~peieoffiee in
Der Stabt, No. 2 Commerce : StraBe
errihtet, woieIbif fe ale nit benz 9ol3.
eefddft perbunoenen ORDERS entgegens
uimmt. 5,12,1M
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"Feiles S~arsaparil1a" fit
ale BIut. unb Sautfanf6eiten. Aurirt bic
'dlimmften Sale bon 8lutpsraiftnng bis sur
aemobnliden Ginne. Misunderstanding auf
Der Etifette. Gabrisirt bon Der alamo Wft'a
aompanp uno gum 8ertauf on @ieberpertdufe
uno an YriuatperfOnen bel ". Dreib Gan
Intouio.
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Rafael Diaz.
@tplefale unb RefoiI

7@SSf1te HfFV 9tttutt
@i9arren y. Gubaf=b anole.
2sl AInsno Yta3a
Sit Die folrnlsn6ea Jeisrfaae babe Id foebes
eint grobe ar6pabI Der fetnffen 5erteu Meer
fddum #feifrn. 9tsarren, 9abase uub Nan
der Z lfenfiIieu erbalten.
Daalsn ipsIde gsfouneu Fnb, in Oiefe
Brand9e Beibnadts nef4enft 81 MAIDEN. fin
eiil9tla0en, mem ret@baltisss Eager 3a beidtl
gen. 4teine %reiie ftno 70 nieDrig ME bic upr
tr8enn SemauDsn IN ber StaDf. 3,12,fIi
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Mms0erfauf!!!

Sn @nbetradt, bae MIR feft ent~
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@eiddft am Matn pla3a Dor BENT
|. Sanuar ppafdnois auf3urdumen,
werben ptr iammtltde Waaren,
wena bic Notb es erbetidt, fir bic
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prbentltae @elesenbeit ntdt!.
D. & A. 0ppenheimer.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-12-11

Sch SIR i6ou in go. 209 6ou
ifDnffrabt geuefen2 0fer III Der YIaB,
no man bic id6niten @eburtstags ohe.
Weibna6tssW ei6eute erbaItsn tam.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-10-29

True as the Gospel is the following. said
by Robert Collyer Of Chicago.
1T is true that the working. successful
men Of to day were once poor. industrious,
self.reliant boys. And the same thing
will be repcated--for from the ranks Of
hsrd-working, economical, temperate and
persevering boys Of to-day will eme-
nate The progressive. prominent men oi
the future.
Every man doing any sort Of work 10
Chicago to-day was raised poor mans
son and had to fight his way to his place.
Not one Of them Is I can ascertain. was .
rich mans son. and had good time when
be was boy. All boys should grow up
strong as steel bar. fighting their way on
to an education, and then When they are
ready. plunge into life with the tradition
al half dollar. and little bundle tied up
in red handkerchief, ~ all great men
start. / tell you that 10 6vs and twenty
years. when most Of % that arc Ia our
middle ages have gone 10 our hnsl rstYi-
button. the men OF msrk in this country
will not be the sons Of those whose faith
ers can give them oil they wish for. and
ten times more than they ought to have,
bnt will be those who are brought up 10
farm houses or cottages, cutting their way
through the thickest hindrances Of every
sort; and all the brown stone houses Of
this metropolis will be a. nothing to bring
out tho noble man."
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-10-29

Sometimes strange difficulties are en-
countered by the young ladies who arc en-
deavoring TO teach Christianity TO thl
Chinese in the Sunday scools Of tho me-
tropolis One Of the most conscientious
as we'll AS one OF the brightest aud pretti-
est Of the teachers was attempting in I
Brooklyn school recently TO iuculcate up
on the heather mind OF . sleek looking
Mongolian the lesson Of charity toward
al.
God loves every one. and We should
love every one, I" she said.
The Chinamsn looked meekly up into
her face and quietly asked:
docs God love me?"
Yes" the young lady replied.
do you love every one2" was the next
pointed inquiry.
"Yes"
"Do you love me?'
"Y-y-yes."
"Will you msliy mer"
There was no direct answer to this quss.
ton, but the teacher has sincs changed
her pupil fof . Chinamsn Of lees logical
turn Of mind
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-10-29

Lins' again. Mr.. Twist had inst gone oul
with his money.
There he is now" said Simpkins.
'.just bound Of. "
! looked out Of The window and saw ai
the door Of % inn. on the opposite side Of
the street. tall man 10 bottle green
cost With bright glaring buttons. 6ust
mounting horse ! recognized the horse;
and l recognized the man.
Who 10 that man?' asked; he With
ths green coat and bright buttonsY1
That said Sinpkins. is Mr.. John
Twist
In moment more the man in the bot
tle-grseu coat had ridden away. with his
heavy saddle bags behind him; and but
toned up within that coat | bcheld my
reverend guessl II flashed upon me that
the Rsv. Paul Asskmore and hs were the
ssns personi And this vas not oil that
iisshed upon me.
\ a fsu days aitsrvard ] took my Jumps
n White mstal 10 man vho VA vssssd
10 such matters. and asked him what they
we're. He took the largest lump. and test.
cd IL and said:
Pewter.
asked il pewter was ever dug out Of
the earth In that shape.
Well. said be, 'secing that pewter is an
alloy Of tin and lead. il couldn't bs very
we'll dug up, unless somebody had gone
and buried it beforehand
Touching further exploration upon my
Twist lot ! will not speak. / will only
add that have an old stocking at home
with half dozen lumps Of pewter in II
and never look upon it but ] am forced
70 acknowledge that dreams are sometimes
very strange and wonderful things.