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Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1886-06-23
MORTGAGE SALE.


Default having been made in the terms and con-
ditons Of a certain indenture Of mortgage, bearing
date the 18th day OF May, A. ID. 1888, and exc,
cuted by and between Benjamin Desermeau ana
Mary Desermeau, his wife, Of the city and county
Of Alpena, State OF Michigan, Of the hrs part, and
Bernard Wolf. Of the same place, OF the second
part, aud duly recorded in the office OF the reg
lister Of Deeds for the county OF Al
pena, on the thirteenth day Of May, a. ID
and by which said default the power OF sale IN sand
mortgage contained has become operative, ana II
being claimed that there Is now due and unpaid, at
the date hereof, on said mortgage, the sum OF hVe
hundred and hfty-one dollars tt55ll, principal and
interest together with an attorney fee 81 twenty
five dollars tt25.00l, provided for in said mortgage
and no suit prOceedings either at law OF IN
equity, having been instituted 10 recover the
amount secured by said mortgage, OF any part
thereof, now, therefore
Notice is eby given, that the 2lst day OF Au-
gust A ID. 1886, at ten o'clock in the forenoon OF
said day. at the front door Of the Court House, IN
the city Of Alpena, county OF Alpena and state OF
Michigan that being the building in which the Cir
cult Court for said county in which said mortgaged
premises are situated is held there will be sold ut
public auction, TO the highest bidder, the premises
described in said mortgage or 50 much thereon as
may be necessary 10 satisfy the said debt the m
terest thereon and said attorney fee, and all costs
and charges allowed by law. Said mortgaged
premises situated in the city Of Alpena, county
Of AlpenA, State of Michigan and described AS fol-
lows: All that piece parcel of land described in
said mortgage as follows 10 wit; Lot number two
~ in block lightweight 1857 Of Fletchers third nd
BERNARD WOLFF.
GEO. II. sLEAroR, Mortgage.
Attorney for Mortgage
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Items of Interest.

The Sole Survivor-The upper
of an old SHOE"
Gall sunshine makes the desert
says an Arab porverb.
In boarding-school parlance "a
stitch in time saves nine" is now rem
dered-"The first impression of a
needle upon rent obviates nine
fold introduction"
Piso's Remedy for Catarrh has done
Miss r. A. Studley, Of Cornwall
Bridge, Conn.,, more good than any
thing she ever tried for that trouble
before"
There's some things s.old as the
hills anyhow" said old uncle Reuben.
"What are they ?" asked his neice.
They're the valleys between EN-"
solemnly answered the old man.
Adolph Triple of Salem, n. j.,
believes that if it hadn't been for
Piso's Cure for Consumption his two
children would have died from Group
and Whooping Cough"
To the editor of a Chicago paper n
farmer writes-"Dear Boy,-I saw in
paper that a Western farmer plant
ed flax with potatoes and it kept the
beetles off. | planted fax with pota-
toes, and the flax came up first, and
the beetles roasted on it, waiting for
the potatoes to come up. Could you
give me the address of that Western
farmer, that | may call upon him p
"a year ago last September
caught a severe cold. 1t settled OH
my lungs, and l have had bad cough
until a month ago, when l was in
duced to try Piso's Cure for Consump-
ton. l have taken four bottles,
which worked like a charm. My
cough has left me, and 1 feel my old
self agai9.ssk had previously been
under a pig asn's treatment, but re.
ceived little benefit therefrom." Mrs.
S. E. SANDS. III Broadway, New
burgh, N. Y.
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ROYAL eQUEsTRIANIsM.
Some OF the Members of British Royalty
Who Are Fond OF Horses.

Some OF the Members of British Royalty
Who Are Fond OF Horses.
The Princess Louise, Marchioncss of
Lornc, is said to be the best rider of the
Queens daughters. While her husband
was Governor General of Canada the
fair Louise was regarded Us u positive
marvel on horseback. Princess Bea-
tricc rides well, prefcrring Scotland and
fleet, sturdy Scotch ponies, however.
We can imagine her bounding over tho
heather blooms, waving i'm purple rich
ness of coloring on the slopes. Her
favoritc pony is tidy little hill pony
named BRENDA" This is the name of
one of the very tcndcrcst of the cur
rent writer's in England for children.
We fall to wondering if there is any
connection between the two names.
The graceful Princess of Wales, the
Queens daughtcr-in-law, rides fault
lessly, so at least reports David An
derson, the very versatile leader writer
of the London Telegraph, who accom-
panied the Prince and suite to Ireland
last year. We never had the pleasure
of seeing the Princess ride, but can
we'll believe Mr.. Anderson, because tho
Princess is Dane, and the Danes usu-
ally ride we'll. But we believe the
Queen herself once rode better than
any of her children. This is the opin-
ion of ''our briciless barristcr," who
generally knows what he is talking
about.
To return to the riding house. Over
it is a commodious dormitory, made UP
kcl Seen the timbers and the roof OF
twenty-eight sleeping rooms. Tho
saddle horse court is one hundred feet
long and the same in width. This
court has stables for thirty-nine horses
and three loose boxes, with sheds,
saddle room and other conveniences.
The coach houJc court is two hundred
feet long and about seventy feet wide.
There are stalls for forty-one horses,
standings for twenty-four carriages,
with harness rooms, n brake shed and
many other necessary buildings. The
loose box court is seventy-fivc feet long
and thirty-fvc feet wide, with ten boxes
and the needed rooms for forage. etc.
In one of the rooms of the news are two
Russian slcighs, or "droshkys," pre-
sented by the Emperor Nicholas to the
Queen. Also there is very formidable
French open carriage presented by
Louis Philippe. 1t looks far from
comfortable, and is very snowy and
gilded looking, as arc most French
conveyanccs. When we are shown tho
royal horses they are never unblanketcd.
This is against the rules. They are
nearly all English horses, with a few
Scotch ones and few se-called
Arabans, not absolutely of Arabian
breed They have thin, lithe-looking
legs and broad, solid backs. Never
were seen such daintily-houscd animals.
Their stalls are as clean as n lady's
parlor, and every thing is sweet and
attractive. One hundred horses are
usually at her Majesty's service at
Windsor, and of these she takes about
forty TO Osborne castle, Isle of Wight.
Her Majesty is as fond of horses as she
is of dogs, or, indeed. of all domestic
animals.-A,nie WakeD,an, n Boston
Herald.
1t is strange thing that the man
who knows exactly how to run news-
paper is always engaged in some other
kind of business. --Ncw Haccn NeDs.
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THE DAILY STAR,


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IN an attractive form. Its special correspondence
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the nbcst corr cspondcns, specially retained by the
TIE STAR furnish the latest news by Telegraph.
Its literary features nrc unsurpassed. .,
The Financial and Market Reviews arc unusually
full and complete ,,
Special terms and extraordinary induce
ments to agents and canvassers.
Send for circulars.
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scRIBERs, FREE OF POSTAGE In the United States
and Canada, outside the limits OF New York City:
fer year ''''' -
CIuDs OF len
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TERMS OF THE DAILY STAR TO SUD
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address, THE STAR,
20 and 2S North William ST., New York.
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Cure for Piles.

Piles are frequently preceded by sense
of weight in the back, loins, and lower
part Of the abdomen, causing the patient
to suppose he has some election of the
kidneys or neighboring organs. AT times,
symptoms of indigestions are present,
fatulency, uneasiness of the stomach, etc.
A moisture, like Precipitation, producing
a very disagreeable itching, after getting
warm, Is common attendant. Blind
Bleeding and Itching Piles yield at once
to the application OF DIR. Bosanko's Pile
Remedy, which acts directly upon the
parts effected, absorbing the Tumors, al,
laying the intense itching, and effecting q
permanent cure. Price so cents. Ad.
dress, The DR.. Bosanko Medicine Co.,
Pique, D. Sold by Houk & Perkins and
II. Beebe. 723y1
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1t is n strange thing that the man
who knows exactly how to run u news-
paper is always engaged in some other
kind of business. --Ncw Haccn NesDs.
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on can Senu money 10 us Dy POSJ OF
flee Money order, Registered letter, Ex-
press or Bank draft. Sample copy of pa
per sent upon receipt OF 10 cents, in
stamps. What Merchant, Mechanic, Pro-
fessional and Laboringman would not be
acting wisely by getting lot? Fathers
or Mothers secure lot for yourselves or
one OF your children. 1t may prove a
good nest egg and costs you nothing
Deeds are executed TO ladies as well as
men. In writing give full name of person
you wish deed made to. Do not let this
golden opportunity pass but order at
once. Address,
The ILLUSTRATED SOUTHERN WORLD,
76sm4 Jacksonville, Florida
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Notice for Publication.
Land Office at Detroit, Micl

Land Office at Detroit, Mich,
May 9th, 1885,
Notice is hereby given that the following named
settler has filed notice of his intention TO make
final proof in support of his claim, and that said
proof will be made before the county Clerk Of Al
pena county, at Alpena, on June 18th, 1856, VIZ
Frank Lacomb, Of Alpena township, Mich, for the
N. L. "a of Sec. n, town 81 N. II. s, east.
lie names the following witnesses TO prove his
continuous residence upon, and cultivation OF, said
land, viz; Loretto T.. Soper, Of Alpena township
Mich, Gilbert Albert, ST., of Alpena township
Mich, Gilbert Albert, Jr., of Alpena township,
Mich, George Stubb, Of Alpena township Mich:
WILLIAM TOKEN,
Register.
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Sad GEu@enBldtt.
Wir ienben bott les: ab bas ,Mo6ems
oiattM fffr ben preis bon $500 auf
etn Sahr portOfrei mad 9euti6faao.
Der 9erausgeber.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES fir bas aSp'
@enblatt $3.50
&eifenbe agemten:
S. g. 8mfdb.
Sr. Sbaoen.
g . t d s.
San Mntonio, 81. Msai 1886

San Mntonio, 81. Mai 1886.
Sic .GtateS gpnrtsmen".
nennen it6 bic S6iben, pel9e aus
perfGiebenen Sbeilen bes Gtoates in
San antonio eintrafen un6 felt Mons
tag bent preisf1ieBen pbliegen. Man
bat ibnen ni6t foI9e Standardization
ertDiefen, mie ben glei13eitig in Der
5tabt meilenoen teranii9en g5itoren,
aber fie i9einen fi9 tti6ts baraus al
MAIDEN unb lafen fi9 in ibrem 8ergniis
gen ni9t i'm minbeffen ff6reu. eSn bies
fer 8e3iebung f6nnten lie ben WaHers
Ganatifern unter ben gbitorer aIs 8eis
fpieI bienen, Die, pie es fdeint, gan3
bergefen baben, mas lie ibrer @a1tge=
bern f@uloig finb.
Man plegt bic gbitoret bic Snteltz
ger5 bes 2an6es at 11ennen uno rebete
fid Elm, baB ibr 8eiu6 cine @bre fit
Sun lntonio fem miRe. gs 1T aber
NIT biefer Snteligena bod re6t traurtg
beftelt, Dean bic Semperena : g6itpren
lire S9rullen ni9t einnal tpdbreno
ber 9auer Der @DnbettiDn u~nterbrtfen
f6hnen ur6 cine fol6 u1terquidliGe Des
bate berborrufen, tDie bic am Mitttpo9
i'm Gafins ffattgefunben. @s ldBt fid
ia e~rtDarten, baB bas Qeber In San Mns
tonic uidt benz Gei9mad iener WaHer=
apoffel entfpri9t, aber tuer 3tDingt fie
benn borart She'll 5i ttebmen? Menn
libnen Der 8eiu9 Der 8rauerei 3utpiber
mar, 10 fonnten tie IA pegbIei6er, aber
Der @erfud, Anberen tire Meinurg
ouf3ubrdngen, NOR u%nffattbaft, unb baB
fe bies ni6t felben fiblten, betunbet
einen bebauerIi9en Mangel an SntelIte
genS. N~euBerunger, ME He Der Or.
@ranfn nn0 elm an6erer Semperena=
reoner mdGten, uareH fogar fegelbaft,
unb bitten pObl BON Prdfibenten cine
&iige beroient.
SDl1er 9inge babe1 ii9 bic G9ii-
Ben ni@t f@ulbig gema6t. Sic beam
fpru6en aud ni9t, our Sntenigen3 beg
2anbes gu geb6ren, fonoern riibmerl
rur lire 8ef1idIidteit in 6an6babung
BON Geueruaffen, unb 6a6ur9 geben fte:
Niemanbem MergerniB. sic tperben'
6esbalb tpenr fie BON Got Mntonip
f9eiben, i'm guteft Mn6enten BET Der
8ebDlferung berhleiben. 9as Betras
gen Der 9elaperens~@ bitDren aber mir6
II balb ni9t Dergefen tuerbea.
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- Ieiferft bertagte fiG bic gbitpren=
Gonbention, rahbem ibr prdibent, 8.
Softer BON groesbed, cine LANCE &ebe
tiDer bic Ma@t 6er Yre1e gebaltett bats
te. 8orber tpurbe mod Der 8e19luB
eiugebra9t, baB bic Semperen3sg Caprice
eines &ebafteurs fein 0inberniB feiner
Mufnabme in Die 8ereinigung fein fole.
I'm Na9mittag fanb bic gifenbabns
Gabrt mad G~loresbile ftatt, moieIbf
i'm @ourtbauie gefpeift murbe. lin Z
ubr traf ber 3ug pieber In San Mrtos
MO elm uub UNI 8 l1br nabnt bas Obs
f9iebss8 Banquet in Mabnfes @arten
leinen Mnfang unb bef9loB bic gbitos
rem . Convention In San Mntonio. 40
Der 3eitln9smdnner baben fi9 an Der
grcurfion na1 Chicago betbeiligt unb
perlieBert beute Morgen bic Stabt.
- SIN Siffriftgeri9t iuurbe George
SEC gormid tpegetr StraBenra1b 3u 5
Sabren 3udtbaus berurtbeilt. Ollie
BON ber @~ranbiurp angeflagten un3ii9s
'tigen Meiber batten 500 Strafe au
3ablen.
- Sie @ountn Gommi5fordr bemils
ligten $50 our 3eparatur Der perrDmar
@rDifng bur6 ben Gtbolo.
= Nls tempordrer @ountpri9ter tuurs
be s. M. Barnes erudblt.
= Charles 96ffer, Der Mufieber 6er
Miler &oab, rei6te feline &ei8natiolt
Elm bic angenDmmer muroe. Seiu
Na6folger 1T 9enrp @osnig.
= SIN 5ei9s Marftor=D arb ereigne.
te ft9 gefern elm l1nglid. @eorg Wes
Der, elmer Der Mrbeiter oaielbft tpolte
Elm Gubrtperf aus Der 0arb beraHss
brirgen, bor ben, fi9 elm miberipenitis
ger gfel befano. Ct beitieg benielben,
uurbe aber abgeiporfett uno iberfabren.
NuBer einent Mrmbru9 fol- Der 9erun,
gltidte innerti9e 8erIebungen babon &c,
|tragett baben.
= Die beiben @tdbte San antonio
unb Soufon baben iebt SeIepbons8ers
binbung.
= Wtit ben tteuert GeuergIofen f9etnt
man ni9t 3ufrteben au fem. Sic baben
benfelben Sou, pie bic alten, uno lire
Nnf@afuns tudre baber umnOtbig ges
ueien.
= Nabe Der Bride In ber 6ouffon=
fraBe tpurbe beute firth bic 2ei9e zines
Mannes aus benz CLUB ge3ogen. Man
erfannte In benz 8%erftorbenen eiirett
S9neiber, ber in pancoaf's Werffatt
bef@dftigt unD f6on felt ldnserer 3eit
frdnfli9 mar.
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Scr sob Des gapt. graipforS.

gs finb brei Monate pergangen felt
Capt gratpforD BON Der Bunoesarmee
in Der Sierra Ma6re BON ulerifanii9en
5oIbaten erf@oHen tpurDe. Ob aber
fem 3Do elm beabfi1tigter Morb, oSer
Elm unglldIi9es Berieben mar, 1T ims
nler nod ni9t feitgefelt, Dbglei9 man
fotpobl in M1erifo, ME in Wafbington
Bic Gade fOrtmdbrenb unteriuGt. Ner
8eri9t bes arneritanif6en @onfuIs in
BafO bel Norte mag ipobl bic Sadie am
unparteiii9ften bebanbeln. CT felt
.fef, boB Capt. @~rauforb ni9t nit Nbs
fi6t erfhDfen murbe urb baB es teire
reguldrett merifanii9en @olbaten tuos
ren, BON beren 0anb er feel, ionbern
bic iberfalenbe gartie beffanb aus it,
reguldre,t Gruppen beg Staotes @bibuas
bua. Gerner ma9t Der 8eri9t boz
rduf aufmerfiam, bas bic &aub3ige Der
Snbianer In Merlfo gum She'll BON Der
&egierung Der Ser. Staater berporges
rufeu tpiirben, uub baB bieier umltanb
beridi6tigt uerben uiffe.
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put~Depdrtement

III in ieber 8aiebuns mnfersiItis, In Yreiieu
bon 81 $3.50 baS Stid. 9aneben finbet
Sanbf9ube, Sofentr6ser nnb ale anSeren
Nrtitel, berer Elm GER CUR gerboufdnbisuna
fetnes Gn3uss unb ieiner Soilette bebarf. Mue
Senfbaren GesenidnOe, Die ma aIs Sur.
niihing @rcbs gu betei@nen pisst, iinb in
9rober NuspabI rorban6en.
Au6erbem fibren mir beri6iebene grten bon
Roferu, &eifetafden, &esenf9irmeu unb einen
groben Sorratb bon @ummipaaren fir Serren
Samen unb Rinber.
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Sie M6tffunben . Srase iii teines.
iDegs elm &inb unferer 3eit. sic
bat f6on i'm Sabre 1915 in gngIanb
ei1e &olle gefpielt. 9as gebt aug na6z
itebenber Sni9rift eines Banners bers
por, tpel9es Bel 4rbeiter : pro5eiiipnen
iener Sage i'm 3uge geiragert spurbe:
"Eight hours of work,
Eight hours Of play,
Eight hours of sleep,
Eight shillings a day.,
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= 6. s. Maiiler, Mbolefales uub
&etailbdnbler in Garben. OeIen, Nns
ftrei9ermaterialen, Commensurate,
San Mntonto empfiebIt iein groBes
2ager in bieien Nrtitela gu Netu Dort
preiien uno ma6t gan3 befonbers auf
ben ge,pdblten 8orratb bol 8ilbern:
@brOmos, 2upfers unb @tablfi9er,
Selgemdlben un0 Ybantalie : DilberH
aller Mrt. ferner auf Die gei9madDole
Muspabl bplr B~ilberrabmer ber allsrs
mobernften 5orm unb ouf bic Jules
umfafenoen 3ei9enma.erialer atfs
merfiam. Mle M~uftrdge FIT irgeib cine
Der obigen 8rau6en tperoen prompt
ausgefibrt; 8ilber bon iener GrbBe etrs
gerabmt uub ale Mrbeitelt ilogli9h
f9nea unb gut beiorgt, bic IN bas Ta@
f9lagen.
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uVelvetine Powder" Dtefs
9rdparation pnrbe snerf y bet prsnbif9tn
Grmee segen rerbriibe unb grlabiee Gibe, &c.
gen bas @nnbreiten ODER @nnblanien, sesen
prideIbite uno ale Der tleberbibung bes BIntes
entiprinsenbeu SautfranEhciten nngeDaHesf.
MIs elm &uIber fit Rinber febt e. uniibertro!.
fen ba. 1reis rs @ents. Yraparirt ane H.
8erfanf bet y. Sr eif, &lamo DrHs S'S
San Mntonio.
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s~tDinateit atr Gfhf9d,t.

Sabrelang ba6en Bic bempfratif6en
8lditer ben feranif9en 5dafsii@terr1
eiHgereoet, baB bas einsige Mittel CUR
0ebung Der G1afaudt 1T Seras bic
Mufbebung bes WoItarifs fei. Obglei6
he es better piFet muBten, fanoen fi6
mertptr6i8er Weife ni9t tpenige S9afs
5ttbter, Die bieier 8erf9erung @lauben
t9entten un6 fir 6as oemDtratif9e Sidet
ttntmten, tuorauf es ia aud 1ur abges
tebert mar. @eit benz Muftreten 6es
leBtett republttanii9et &anbioaten fur
uflern Sott8reB0l1trtft, peg Grgouoera
tteur Sabts, Der tetne 9tieberlage Den
S9af5lidterit ner6antte, bat man ole
Sage rubeu laHen. Ste oer1otrotIl@e
Parfel mar pie berr1d1eI0e u1o Sppoz
ftflon BON Seltei1 Der &epublttat1er gu
srparten; pie peltere Ag1taftof pes
Woafarlfs pate allo tetnen ytped meDr.
Sn oteler sen Der Tage !gelnl pen
SWaf5nqterfl Elm SlWd noer ole Gol9en
DER 0eraoleBua9 peg gHoutarlfs aufges
gangen gu lem: Sle 1egen Elm, Dap tie
NH DEM Ausldnoe ntgt concurrtren
sottler uno t9entea Den Demotrattlgen
gerlt9erut1get fetneI 1lau6en t1eDr.
gte Golge 1T Elm Yetltlo1s1furm bon
Selten teratll9er S9at3a9ter auf ben
SorIgreB. 9te ertlartetl 1tW tn tgrea
Stttl@rtften gegea PIE Morrllor : Sta
atto erlngett ui1l Wleoeretnfabrutg pes
Woltartfs ooa 1867. Sl !, 5eloea Tes
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- BON allen @au9s urb G6nupf,
tabafett gelten bic bon Gail 6 u + in
Baltimore prdparirten fur bic ertpfebs
len~sDertheften, neil fie, D6lig fret bon
f9dbliden Miir5eH, einen burdaus
5utrdgli9en @enuB ge.udbren.
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Wnrffl Maudhtpaaren,

8rocerbbdn6Ier unb @peiiemirtbe
bonn 2au5e m69ten mir ein6ringIid
barauf aufmerffam MAIDEN, bab tptr
fur bic Gabrifation BON Murit uno
Gau9uaaren umfangrei@e gorbereis
tungen getrofen baber ru6 in @tatlb
geiebt fin6, allen Mnforberunqen Sc
niige 5u leiffen. Mir geben @orantie
fitr quite Maare ufb reene Bebienung.
Die 3 ubereitung felt unter unferer pers
f6nli6en 2eitung. 9enbet Cure Bes
ife0ungen Bel 3eiter elm.
W m. 96fling 6 Sobu,
1,lOm1i 511 Ibeuue 6.
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9as 2ei9enbegdngniB ber b~erffors
benet Grau gatbariue Bolton, elmer
@reifia bon 80 Sabreu, fanb geftern
ftatt.
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S. DEUTSCH & co.
erreneIDilette1rttfel

Das er06te uuS %reidbaItiafte Eager bon
9errens llnterfleibern in Der @tabf, In allen
Stofen, bon 8aumpole bis aur Seibe. Sa
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&enl0elt

fibren mir bic ~beriibmten Star unb Monbat.
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"Never mind the carriage-robe, dear
child" said Mrs. Hudson; show could
you think to do such brave thingP"
she asked, as she pressed the baby still
closer.
"Hal said: Think quick and act in a
hurry" replied Katie, family, "but l
hadn't time to think"
Hadn't time to think!" repeated
Mrs. Hudson; ''the wisest head in the
world could not have done better.
saw it all, Katie; how can thank you
for saving my baby?" and with flood
of tears Mrs. Hudson kissed the pale
face of the nurse girl.
..Hurrah for Katie" shouted Hal,
who until now had stood regarding her
with profound astonishment. "a boy
couldn't have done better; but you are
indebted to me for an idea, aren't youp
The masculine mind is the original
one, after ALL"
"Georgie, Katie has answered your
question:" said Mrs. Hudson, and
when she pictured the consequences
that would have followed different
course of action on Katie's part George
had no difficulty in understanding the
desirableness of cultivating habits of
decision and prpmptness that, brought
in exercise, people are won't to call
presence of mind.-Esther Converse, IN
Congreqationalist.