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Tho tirnnd lin. Of Liz

Are utilities 70 tho chronic invslii.
What to him are the iewsrda OF am b..
tiop, he accumulation OF fartrps, or
the iruitlon Of domestic hspplsetsf
TIL 2est Of lfsis gene, It's aims arc
dead. Well for him N all this 10 not ir.
retrievabie--if HIS mals ~ 10 not Of tho
dcep-seat d organc sort which Sorbids
hope ~ cure. For many nj The Ills TO
which Assh In heir, formerly supposed
IN ne iuoursble, Hnstoter's Stomach
Bltiers Ia asovereign remedy. Among
hem nrc dyspepsis, chronic oonstips.
ton rbeumstism, debility AND per.
yousnesr. THESE are rsmsdisbls with
tho grand res orstive, which does tho
work ,hWounhly, striking at the roo,
o. the evils ~ the removal OF which II
Ia adapted. BY insnrius activity and
purity az fhs 81 culatioD, lad ncirg n
healthy now Of thu bile, and prsmoiipg
ar.Gnlsr habit Of bpdy, IL forunes tns
Az item against malaria. Ills also use.
ful as u diuretic.
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Ida Harrington, Lou o lesby, Mionie
Scnimclpienig, A, LamtD, and MesHs.
Auguste LsmR ana W. y. Sehimel-
plenig.
Messrs, Qucrry h Morgan exhibited
yesterday A. TINS HERALD fias tne
specimens OF ailv- r era from ,neir Oak
N ,uuI.in milne In 6unison county.
Colorado.
Rev. A. p. Smith, pastor OF tho First
Presbyterian chprcs, was ont yester-
day for Tho hr.t limo In 3 month. He
desres 1HE HERALD to say that tn.
report that ma had sald shat Professor
Bisok was preaching heresy Is moor
res, iuasmacA M ks has not prta he'd
within tho lsst sroutt. No will preach
AZ hls church next kusnay, tho woi X
at tho building having been conn
plesql,
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PERSONAL.


Mr.. ). Frees left for Terrell yss,er-
day.
Mr.. w. C. Come, Of Eahtlsnd, is In
tbs city.
Mr.. J. N. white, Oh Galveston, is in
the city,
Captain June Peak, of Albany, is in
the city.
Mr.. Q. @. Roundtreo, OF Terrell, ia In
tho city.
MIR: Seth s.edman, OF Aurora, is 10
the city.
Mr.. john stoke Is dowa with the
dengue.
Abort Afford Is spending a few day 3
In tae city.
Hon. W. g. Pendleton of Fort Worth,
IN In the city.
Judge J: W. Ferris, Of waxahachie,
10 In the oily.
Colonel T. J. Brown, OF sherman, ia
at tho Windsor.
DR.. q. B. Rsines, jr., Of Mineral
Wells, IL in tho oily.
Mrs O. B. Gillespie and baby have re.
turned from Arlington.
| I7Colonel J, g. o rsehu, Of Palo Pinto,
10 at the Grand Windsor.
Mr.. Fred M. Mansfield, Of Tyler, ar.
rived In the city last night.
Mr.. W. y. Cornsy, Of insurance fame,
10 out after sn attack Of the dsngue.
| 2 Mr.. NJ. II. CLAY, Of Parts, Kentucky,
10 Waiting Aioert ana Eugene Afford.
Mr.. q. II. Piowmsn and vito have
returned from visit to TallAdegs, Al.
ALBANIA.
Mr.. Ed 9. Smith, editor Of tina For.
Worth Sunday Mirror, was ia tAs oiiy
yesterday.
Tho hours for Instruction In paper
work at the public library will be- from
2 to 3 U'eleck =. m.
Messrs, n. Oliver and ". u. Dovle,
Of Meyis, sr. IL tho city aud arc ATOP
ping At the windsor.
Hon. Seth Sheppard will remove
frv0s Galveston 10 Dallas, and make
this his future home.
Mr.. Henry w. Jones, the efficient
Esd eoustsuus csSk Of the dis,rici
o0ufts u eononsd y His yeom By eick.
nooos
| Nh 4 neae, With Aoksrlarl, wyler
| y o. - 0lnrlDnaals y - NE ely NJ.
- - = ~ f1ooo popolof NJ
I. 4 I = ]. !.
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brary of tho association, and tAe qoes-
ton was 'sierred to the soaId, thst IL
might consult The LIBRARY association
on the suhject. Too p1bis library
las been bnilt up by the Lahore Of a
few Jealous and ltbarsi gentlemen and
l,dlss, aud desiros 10 bs enlarged by
al possible means.
Tbs annual dues were fixed at IS,
pr vded the association seearsd y Ia
brsrv, parlsrs, bstb.Soons, q gymns.
sinm, aud y poi, peeTstsry. II was
tboushtsi 900 would ps needed fer all
this, aud snoiher meeting ~ the Con-
kiegstinssi church was sppuin Cd Tor
Tonight NJ 9 u'olnsk, when arpsnV q.
nevis 10 sseurs tho all-importaat$ 81 200
are to hs perfected. II this report is
not gu neiert ly full, we can I'LL Il by
leaving oil an We began.
IN q. A.
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supPLEMENrAaY MARx.rs,
rrw op,vA~s

NEW onLrAss, Nov. 2, Flour Out,
ch,ir, ~. fsucy, 4 fh. extra fucy $40 Il,
SAT- Bal.
Corn d n, weak and cents lower n. a
Dat. firp. choice Western, ssi.
V'tmeai hfmpr Il 2p 10 alN
Hay q let and steady.
Hog produ IL dri. porp, EST -.
L.r.i.-R nuei,itre 025
sr .r c.s Mr ,,. ;, ns'r -; long slss'
s,s aeon Sss Shoulders. Sss'loss clear. sui.i
Hsue luts
o,as "a &: e. y. .r y ss:sssssscesa.
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srs's, IS 70 IS I.2; .ake .ad meal, 81 10

sug,r active firm and higher; open.s e..
te, choice, ia: strictly prime, 8 is;
prime, -; fally fair, 80; good "a r, il-2
t 20 m d. 'ohir, iS,s; inierl,r; 81 Z; cen
pinnnt ong anuls I'd 0l-i cNoIce Viii 70
20 ,oi lh.W;ofr white, Ali TO By. gray
white, Sss choice ye low clarified, B II. ID
pr IN yellow claiin.d, 5sa; or } elbow elaf.
lhed 5l-2 sechudl 81 8 i-c.
Cloarnes, 81 5si,sB.
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Westminster haze Buruers make
nleRs y. tsttnss presents. Acurf(
- Burner, the f1nest N The world,
Few more oeiera VIII ~ tske0.
RAEra Cnuscns
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Al,Out Rsiv

The ladies Of Emanu nj congregation
met yesterday afternoon IN the syna-
gogus IA regard TO fair which they
propose 70 hrld. The limo Of hold.
Ing The fair will ho announced here
Alter.
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And another Of him Is the man who gets
carried by. Never train run upon wheels
that did not carry some man BY The brake
man. with tine rich tenor voice. opens the
front door and shrieks, In car-splitting fall
sett0: Wood id,cn! Wood lawn Then
the brakeman, with adeep bass voice. opens
the rear door and roars: ''JYood lawn |
Wood iaWn" The train boy goes down
the aisle with his books and apples and
squeaks: NORTHUMBERLAND ~ Finally
enters the conductor who says. In tones OF
impressive dignity and official authority:
"Wo0d lawn; Wood lawn" The train
stops. The passenger raises window and
looks out at the village. Ten miles farther
on the brakeman with the tenor voice opens
the door. cinder flies down his throat and
chokes his utterance, he gasps feehly and
inaTticulately: Winsheruncshun." The
astonIshcd passenger springs to his feet
winchester junction ~ he howls; ''why IN
the name Of goodness didn't you tell me
when we came to Woodlawn? Now can't
get home till tomorrow morning.; I'll re-
port you for neslecting 70 call out stations;
see II don'tv'
And there h the man who gets of the
train every time IL stops, PUSHES down the
platform. gets in eycrybodys way. forces
his way into the waiting-room while every
BODY else u trying to get out peers into the
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ticket onices always wants to know
Where the mischief the telegraph operator
isy' Never reads a telegram: never knows
what 10 say II the operator is at his post
always peeps into the paggage-car to see IL
he can discover his own trunk which was
put on ten hours and two hundred and fifty
miles ago; gets thumped with trunks and
pnched by trucks; gels deeper In the way
every time he tries 10 get out Of IL; never
sees anybody he knows on the whole trip,
and would be amazed II he did, ard rides in
his seat 20 little OF the time that 1t doesn't
pay him TO claim 1t when he sees any one
else in it although that Is the only tins he
wants IL
And there is the man who Il familiar
with all the train men; he calls the con-
duct0r George" and the brakemen
Johnny" and addresses the walters at the
dining station by their first names. II,
however, he speaks to fellow-passenger
he calls him "Say, YOU" lie stops the
conductor when that official Is the busiest to
ask him about brakcmen on freight trains
Of whom the conductor never heard: nor
any other man, possibly. lie calls the
length OF the car 10 the newsboy, to know
when we pass ''nncty-seven." and IL .'Bill
Stunt Is runnin' her to-day?" His wither-
ing contempt for passengers is something
UNNECESSARILY painful 70 the unhappy peo-
pie who are obliged TO travel This man,
whom you have often met, has two or three
origins lie usually travels on trip pass,
and used 70 sweep out the general Offices
when the regularly ordained janitor had to
take the superintendent place. He isn't
railroad man, but he'd give both his legs
II le could make people think he Is.
There arc two men in Q seat near the
stove exchanging recipes for rheumatism
and other ills TO which human flesh Is heir.
One Of them had the '.jaunders" all last
spring. They ''come onto him just as he
was getting over q spell OF ''neuralagyv
and left him just In time for two weeks
''rassel weth lumbago in the spine OF his
back" That isn't what ais him now,
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One is forcibly reminded, in going
from place to place, how small and
seemingly trivial often are the things
which 60 to make or mar the comfort
and peace Of home. In some house
holds there is a genuine good will and
kindness which only works out half its
mission, for the reason that it does not
express itself in little courtesies Of
speech and action. These are mose
important than some Of our busy men
and women may realize. The ready
"thank you" IF you please" ETC., at
table and elsewhere. the quiet excuse
me" when obliged to pass directly be-
fore or inconvenicntly near another;
the loving goodnight" and CHEEKY
good-morning. although little
things, are helps in making q happy
home. Courtesy is but the ready over
flow Of kindness and goodwill to all,
and Is therefore but natural express
sion which costs nothing, but which
often cheers an aching heart, and
which never fails to make home bright
or and more attractive to old and
young. Examiner.
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JAPANESE PROGRESS.


Western Ideas Adopted by the NIikados
Fair subjects.
The ladies OF Japan show not less
readiness to adopt Western ideas and
usages than the Japanese Of the other
sex. The bellies of Ycdo order dresses
from Paris; and the progress Of imita-
ton has gone so far as to make q
knowledge Of the fashionable dances
81 Europe an indispensable feature in
the education Of every Japanese lady
who respects herself Equcstrianism
has not, however. figured, 50 far, in the
list of feminine accomplishments in the
dominions Of the Mikado not, il seems.
from any aversion on the part Of the
ladies to take pattern by their Euro
pcan sisters In this rs in other respects,
but simply because no means OF mas
tcring the art Of horsewomanship as il
il practiccd in the West existed in the
country. A riding-school Is. however,
about to be opened in Yokohama cx-
clusivcly for the use Of native ladies,
and Il promises to be largely patron
lied. The Japanese Government is
about to take steps which will have the
effect OF bringing the more solid
branches Of Western education within
reach Of the female subjects Of the
Mikado. A number Of young women
are about to be sent to Europe 70 re-
ceive a thorough training in the essen
tial branches Of female education as il
T. understood there, with view to
their subsequent employment As teach
crs in their own country when qualified.
st. James Gazcft.
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though. It's this ''mIasmIa in his SYSTEM
and the things he has been and Is vet
taking for Il are numerous enough and vari-
Gus enough to kill on . county alms-ho,isc.
The other man had "a malignant tunlor'
on his hip All winter, and the only thing hls
doctor could do with II was 70 throw him
into a bronchial fever" the effects OF
which were still painfully apparent In
chllblains and ''cxecrated sore throatv
Every time he 'swollcrs" he'd .slruther die
n swoller agin." So these two sufferers
while away weary hours telling each other
infallible cures for all the things the other
man has.
And then there are four other people on
She uain, they are on every train that ever
turned . whecl--tho two young married
people who have just been married aud tbs
omnlprcsent other two young people the
two who want 70 be married. - Bisrdctfe
~ Br0oklv7S Eu1je.
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POOR CHALI.
A Story of India and the Admit
rails Only Love.

The old Admiral leaned back in his
hair. and in shrill, piping voice. said:
II once had little love adventure. a
very singular one; would You like me
p tel it to you?'
He spoke, without moving, from the
depths Of his great armchair. still
keeping upon his lips that derisive
smile which never left them. the smile
u voltaire, which made him pass for
sfrightful sceptic.
| was thirty-threc and Lieutenant
IN the navy when was charged with
an astronomical mission 10 Central In
dia. The English Government fur
nished ne with all the means ncccs.
sary Tor carrying out the enterprise,
and presently found myself. with q
corps Of assistants. in that strange, sur.
prising and wonderful country.
finally reached the objective point
Of my voyage. the city Ganhara. for.
merly one Of thu most prosperous in
Central India. and at that time gov.
srned BY the Rajah Madam. rich
i'nnce. who was tyrannical and violent
N the extreme. a true oriental sovcr-
sign. generous and cruel. aflable and
sanguinary, with feminine grace and
q pitilcss ferocity.
me city i situated in deep valley
on the border of small lake. From 4
distance i resembles q white spot. in
ereaslng IN size a. one approaches. and.
little BY little. domes. spires and min
arets greet the travellers eve.
AZ about an hours journey from the
gales found an elephant superbly ca
Pansoned. surrounded BY an escort Of
nohor which the sovereign had sent to
meet me, and ] was conducted in great
pomp to the palace.
should have liked to have had time
2 dress myself properly. but the royal
.mpauence would not allow il. was
introduced into great hall surrounded
N galleries which were filled with men
ments.
Upon bench. like one Of our garden
pehches, but covered with rich velvet,
perceived glittcring mass. sort Of
nn'ung, dazzling sunlight; IL was the
nalah who awaited me. He had upon
~ person ten or fifteen million dia-
.nonds, and upon his forehead shone
'ne famous star Of Delhi. which has al
ways belonged TO the illustrous dynasty
oi'he Pariharas OF Mundore. from which
my host was descended.
ne was young man Of about TWEEN
n-nve years. who cemed TO have negro
1000 IN his veins, although he belonged
y me purcst Hindco race. He had
.arge' .eNprcssionlcss eyes, high checks.
NICK lips and coarse beard: his fore
neau 'yas low and his teeth were sharp
and white.
he arose and came toward me. cx-
's.nalng his hand. Then he made me
~ beside him upon a seat which was so
n'gn that my feet scarcely touched the
ne a once proposed tiger hunt for
wv next day. He was evidently per-
suaued that | had come long distance
iports. '''''' '''
As he could be Of the greatest assist
snce 70 me I thought II best 10 conform
z ms desires. lie was 50 pleased with
" ready assent TO his plans that he
~sneu 70 show me NJ once combat Of
Au'ators. and dragged me to . sort Of
Palace.
Upon his order two men appeared.
med with steel spears, who at once
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eems Passengers Whose Aequaantsneo Al
% u Have Msde.
Now there abideth on the railway car,
and travel up and down the land therein.
the citizen whose name 10 Legion. william
Il. Il. Legion, Of IeglonviIie. Legion Coun-
", and this Is The manner Of man he ID;
One OF him taIketh politIc& From the
time he getteth upon the train until he step
peth on he talketh the local politics Of Ded-
dangon County Into the weary ears Of tho
stranger from Farther India. who knoweth
about American politics far less than the
pig At the corn pen knoweth about the nsw
star In AdrOmeda.
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Miss Clara Cat the front door)-
Goodnight. George, dear. As you look
upon the moon on your journey home
ward, let the thought come to you that
I. too. am gazing toward the same pale
orb. and our souls will hold sweet
communion. Goodnight.
A little later. Miss Clara (n the
housc) Mother. do you know what
has become Of those cold buckwhcat
cakes left over from breakfast IN. II
Sun.
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William Buell., eighty years Of age,
has been a pauper inmate Of the Suffolk
County Uong Island) Poor-Housc for
many years. Il being supposed that he
was without relatives or friends. Is
now turns out that he Is next Of kin to
Colonel Thomas :. Lester, an eccentric
and very wealthy resident Of Southold,
who died q few weeks ago, leaving
property valued at over 100000 and
no will. Buell's share Is 100000. He
has been removed from the poor-houso
TO Southold. ~ y. Sun.
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4 ROMANCE IN RHYME.
=.
e. sss' ssss ss . ' s's sss sSs
and he nolse 90 excited nor ssudious neigh.
He could not proceed with his arauous labor.
sIn almost mads frantic" he groaned. ''for
the fact n
lean, 90 4 thing while she keeps up that
But n fairly resolved that shs. TOO. sAall
RI SO ana IN purchase cornet tomorrow.
A eornct he bought and for many an hour
~ footed upon 4 ' an ali Of be power:
And. NJ the revenge that he grimly exactcd,
The musical maiden Was weil-nigh die.
tractcd.
'Hs thinks ~ he = smart but hos svfu'ly Aor-
she ssid: while applying cologne 70 her fore.
sAnd, now I'm convinced that Il doesn't de-
Ri hump the piano Il only TO spite hsmi'
50 they played witha v'sor that never
and both q their lives we're with misery
Til II chanced that mutual friend intro
Ana, seized with freak. Cupid quietly
sHe Is hateful" she thought, but his looks
are quite pleasing
And She rave him bow that was meant 70
While ilsh li little nothing he haushtily ut
tered.
sProvoklng. but awfully pretty be NUT
tered.
TWAS strange after that he should ever be
fer exquisite touch and her mastery phras-
ing.
And strange. TOO that she 70 herself should
sIseaiy believe be improves in his playing,''
And-would you have thought it7-he called
And swiftly the hours passed with music
Ard soon he recovered 80 far from his hor-
ror
That when she performed he would turn TIE
leaves for her.
q course you can easily guess how u
Twas in gay wedding. as Cupid Intended !:
TWO heart beat rs ono that Was light as .
And now they are practicins duets TO-
gcther.
-Maiecm Douglas. IN sam.
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A man while fishing from the pier
At Castle Garden hooked fish that
was 50 large Il pulled him into the
water and he was drowned. IN Y
Sun.
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Die Florence Miabtinaale Ser &ius
berp1e9e.

Die Florence Miabtinaale Ser &ius
berpfe9e.
Sofsenbes 1T elm Gus5us zines an ben
Deutiaen 8efcrm Wefenser in @ham=
bersbursh, Ba., seidriebenen 8riefes:
Cine @ohltbdterin.
Oeffnet bic Thire file ie unb Mrs.
Dinslow wiro beweiien, baB fe bic atae=
rifaniide 5lorentiner NadtisaQ Der Sin=
Der 1T. Dapon 1nb mir 70 iiberaeuSt,
baB mir unferer .9ufp" Iebren merben
gu fasen: r9eiesuet iei Wrs. Winslpw"
neil fe berielben bebulnid mar, User bic
Yeripse bes 3abneas unb anbere Be=
fdmerlidfeiten fur Sinber hinmesaufom=
men. Wrs. @instDp'S Sootbins Sarup
nimut ben 8inbern bic Sdmer5en mnb
furtrt DYientrie unb DtarrbDe. Ct
n,adt ben @aumen 5urt. befreit bon
@nt5inbuns unb brinst bas Sinh slidli9
iber bic Beripbe bes 3abnenS hinweg.
Gr thut serabe baS, mas er borsiebt ~
tbun, Nles unb nidt mentser. Wir ia.
ben einmal Wsrs. Winslow seieben unb
fennen fie nur burd ibren Sootbing
Snrup fir 3inber. Wenn mir bic Madt
hdtten, miirben mir lte ale Seilanb fir
bic atnber binftelen = mas lie aud in
Der Chat 1T. Der Shrup mirb in
allen apptbefen gu Is Gents per JlaIde
berfauft.
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Or Spbn gua's
Smiths Tonic Syrup
fir Die Seilmns bon
TieDern aQer Mrt
unalurtfbe &ranfbeiten.

Ser Eiaentbimer bieier beriibmten Mebiain
beanfprmGt faar bic Ielbe ben gorsus bor allen
iibriaen &eilmittela, nel9e benz 8ublifum ais
rafde, f1ere unb permanente
&ur gesen Bieber aler Grt, bon lanserer pber
~tiirserer 8 auer empfoblen perben. Ct ruff ale
peflidem unb liibIi9en Staaten alS 8eusen
auf fir bic @abrbeit ber Seri9erung, bab eS
in feinem ~eTasigen Sale feline beilenbe 8irflns
b~erlasen ipirb, menn Die Gntpeilunsen genau
befolst tperoey. Sci bielen Anfdlen 1T cine
~einselne 9ofis sur Seiluns seniiseno, uno sanSe
Gamilien ~eriangten bur1 cine einaise Blaf9e
ibre @eInnobeit ipieber. Sc 1T inbeb seratbem
unb iebenf oils mod fansuierisen anfaaen iide.
rer, ipenn man ben @ebrau9 oeS MittclS nod
cine ober amei Mohen mad Dem Mufboren beS
Giebers forfeit. @ep5bnli6 beoarf man bel
bieler @ebiain feines meiteren ShlfSmittels, UNI
Die Eingeipeioe in Srbnia9 81 balten. Solte
aber Der Yatient nod eineS resulirenben MtttelS
bebirfea, nadbem er brsi oOer bier Dozen oes
Comic genommen BAT, 10 tpiro cine e~inaelne
Dofis bon &ents 8~egetable s tlb
stills 9~eniisen.
BULBS Sarsaparilla lit bas alte unb suber.
Idiige Seilmittel segen 1lnreinisfeit bes 8lnteS
unb ffropbuloie anfale = bet &onig Der Blnt'
~reintger.
DR.. Jshn Bulls Vegetable Worm Des-
troyer 1T in @etaIt bon Ganob Orops prapa.
rirt, fbon nom Mniebn unb lei6t einsunebmen.
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Cine Der lebten Nummern Der in
paris eri6einenoen nMilitdr=3 eitung"
entbielt ben fur3eu 8eri6t iiber cine
@pifobe aus Der frans0fif6en Sonfin=
Expedition. 9ieler 8eri6t lautet in
w0rtli6er l1eberiebung, uie folgt: r8ei
benz Nngriffe auf bic @itabele sDn Sue
bepdbrte fi6 als elmer Der Sapferiten
Der Sergeant bonn britten Nrtilerie=& e
giment Nleris @ui1ot. Nltt unperglei1=
li9er 2altblitisteit uno llneri6rodens
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belt pertbeioigte er iein i6per lit 8e=
ordt9nlB .geratbenes @eI6ib, pel6es
obne tbn tn Die 6anbe bes 6einbes ge=
fallen tpdre. Nils bic Mnamiten fdpn
IN boiler 5Ia0t begriffeu warclt, bur6=
boDrte cine &ugel aus ben &eiben Der
Sliebenoen Die 8ruf bes wadern Solz
baten. Nls er %eefaIen, pernabm elm
Sffisier, Der iih iiber ben Gterbenoen
beu9te, bas fiD faum bOrbar aus Der
our6f6oienen Yrult l~osringenbe Wort:
a6rienne! No6 elm leiies &06eln unb
bann mar es bprbei."
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Mn Mae, pel6e an Bolaen bon 5ugenbfin.
ben, nerboIer Sdma9e, friibem 8erfal, 8erluit
Der Mannesfraft etc. Ieiben, fenbe i'd tof I n
FIRE &eeept, bas fe farirt. Disles sroBe Seil>
mtitlel purbe BON einem Wfiiionar in Sib-
Mmerifa entbedt. S9idt abrei1rtes .goubert
I'm yeb. Sefepb 8. Snmam, Citation 9, Rep
9ert Gitb., q, T,tuipli.
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MAPS @a1Ierie e, Alb St 9ouffons
StraBe senommen merben, finb in
ieber 9infi9t bollfommen unb f6nnen
ni6t iibertrofen tperben. Wer cine
por3igli9e photographic gu mdBigem
8reife tpiinf9t, benz empfeblen mir, mad
GalIatpaps @alerie gu geben. nnb ct
wir6 3ufriebengeffeqt perben.
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TENDER cine pribati9ule. ST UTTER
ri6tet in alien 6d6ern, Die auf benz
2ebrpla1e Der 6ffentli6en S6ulen itez
ben, auBsrbem auf @umi6 in 9euti6
unb Spanii9, iebo6 pbne @rtra=
8ere6nuttg. @ute @mpfeblunger uro
3eugniHe lteben bem unteraei6neten
our Seite. S6ulselb pro Monat 50.
gntIpre6enbe @rmdBigungen bes S9ulz
gelbes treten ein bel mebreren &inbern
elmer Samilie. Mnmelbungen merben
ertgegengenpmmen i'm S6ul : 2ofale
Commerce : Street 16, i'm obern Stod
bes %ebemaligen 8eder'i6en M6belfore,
(@ingang in Ser Maep.)
1929 8. 8lumenfelb.