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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-01-25
b. s. bic Waunitaft Der amerifani6en Sri
santine ySeiperian" gerettet batten.
lInoeSefIfdle Gerh,fIiouunpw

Sor eiuiser 3eit batte @ouoerneur 2ulid
bon Nrisona benz Sefretdr bes Snneren be-
ridtet, oab bic 9e9islatur oieies Eerritoriums
in ibrer Ietten Situng ertrapagante Ser.
miniaunaen qemaft babe, peld1e ben bonn
Gonaref betpilligten 8etrag iiberidritten.
Die 9raae, oh bieIe Bertpillieunqen qeieb.
li6e @iiltisteit habeu, fpurbe an BEN 8enez
raIanpalt bes Oepartements oes Snneren,
,Sad. Montgomerp, sur 8esutadtuna pers
mieien, unb oieier erfldrt in ieiuer porl Ses
fretdr 9amar sebillisten @ntideibuna, oas
ale Serpilliaunsen Der 2esislatur BON 4riz
sona iiber bic bonn @onsres bepilliste CUNT
me binaus eine @eesesuerlesuns iiua baber
nua unb nidtis isien.
@bIebea eines GcnsreBntitalieoS.
Geprdientant Soiepb &anfin aus Wianito.
moe, Wisc., ifarb beute Nadmittaa in leiuer
bieiisen Wobuuus an Brisbt'i9er Nieren=
franfbeit. @r oiente tpabrenb bes Biiraerz
fries.s brei Sabre lang in Der llnionsarmee,
NOR ipdter II Sabre lang Witslieo Der @ez
lss9ebung bon gSisconiin uno puroe in ben
49,, iotpie in ben 40. Gongre6 erpdblt. pr.
Ranfin, pel6er eine 8ittpe, eiuen Sobn
uno cine Sodter btnterldBt, NOR etpa Elm
Sabr lang franf. Die u.berrelfe weroen
mad WtanitoDoc 9ebraf)t uuo bort beifattet
perben.
Termtibtes.
Die seiirise steuereinnabme betrug $780,
921 uno Die 3oleiunabme $475,540.
Cur ginl0iuns beifimmte ytational. 8antz
yioten i'm Betra9e bon 1868 t0O0lie fen geiteru
i'm S6atamte elm. r.
Ser 9eHiiens= @ommifidr entldieo 9efern
in einem Tim porlis9enben Sale, baB elm
Sclbat, Der tpabrenb hes 8iirgerfrieses bon
ieinem He9imente beiertirte nno heSbalb gu
elmer jSu6tbausitrafe nerurtheilt. nad3 Ib-
biibAng berielbe,i pieber eingefellt unb ipd.
ter ebrenpoa entIafien purse, 3u Der pollen
Benfion berettist iei.
Samuel Strong, elm ipoblbabenber bieii'
ger Gontraftor, ipelder fiir;lid] bon benz ST.
nan3lefretdr gum Snpeftor bon Saumaterias
lien ernannt morben mar, 1T pieoer ab9elest
iuorSen, neil Sr. Wanning in @rfabruns 9es
bradt bat, baB er inter Der 4bmtnlitration
ees SraIoenten Silmore aus elmer abnlidlen
Stelnns pesen amts. .0fiBbraufes eutlafen
tporoen mar.
Der Sdabamts, Setretdr bat elm Girfular
erlalien, tuorin bic 3ollbeanlten an9emtelen
meroen, alle Heflamationen BON Smporteu=
rem beSiislif 3u bober 3ouberednuns se=
nau Su unteriu6tn, unb etuaise ab3Ige nur
oann ;u bemilligen, uenn iolde iif ais ges
reGtfertt9t erpeilen. Der Setretar bat ben
3Olbeamten cine Nbi6rift ieines Dem @ons
sreB iber oieie guselegeubett unterbreiteteu
SpeSialberidtes ais 9tidtiduur fir ibr Sors
aeben bei9elegt.
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Seit Den leeten bier ober flint Sabren litt
msine frau ihon an Rbeumatismus. SD,
foufte cine 6laihe nSt. Safob's Del" unb be.
nubte baiielbe. Sdon mad einisen autusns
bunaeu fonnte id bemerfen. oaB BeTeruns
eintrat. unb bel fortseiettem @ebrau@ NOR iie
balb ,pieber polffdnbis bersefeut. 8ei ueu.
raIsiideu Shmer3en iibte es Sieielbe tpobl-
tbatise Nirtuus aus. = Dennis S'Ssefe,
Wapnonb, Soma.
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SslcrtSa's QlpfeIiiten. Wrnote .

Sadionpille, 6la. 23. Sanuar. - gis
mem Serid]te Der y Simes. Union" 3ufolse be-
trdst Der 8srtb Der burd Die fiir;ltd in Slo.
riba berriGenoe &alte peroorbenen Sraneen
$1,100,0OO. Die iungen 8dume baben ,rpar
bebeuteno selitten, bod 1T ausfdt porbans
ben, baB iie iid) ipieber erbolen meroen; tra=
genne Srangenbdume baben einen Sbetl Der
9erbffriidte perlpren, unb bic @rnote plro
sem5ufolse pett meniser ersisbig ein, als
i'm Gorlabre. InanaS, GuapaS unb auoera
empftneltfe tropiid)e Sru9tbaume fino bis
anf bic Sur3eln get0otet uno tperoen iif) erit
III etnem Sabre pieoer erholen. Sriibe Sc
miile baben afpar i6wer gelitteu, fGnnen in
oeiien umsepflan;t weroen. Ser oem Staate
burt Die SGlte ertpadieue fiuan;iele Ser
luit biirfte bic Summe bon $4,000 900 ntd)t
iiberftsisen. Die YroouSentsu iiao burdauS
fIid1t PiI.rrluthint
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Ba5 9r. &bam Stier, Der ieei9e SHs
bober Der pgt Sale, Nr. O.,
ltorb Srebertds StraBe, er0fuet
iein neue5 .@tabliiiement beute oifi3iea
nit 2uui6 unO abenOS nit 6 oniert nno
Sorfelluug, fir melde taleutUOde Dit
tuirtente geponuen moroen iino.
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Sautfranfheitett.

Auelu)lu9e uH0 Qautei0en
oler Wit belonoers droniihe pauttranfbeIten iper.
Den 9anb 6uperIdits burdl cine Sur nit Raotpaa's
Sarlapattutau 9ebet. gBIr meinen peraIfstc
Bel allen Apothetern. Sin Dollar bic HlaIde,
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bO~ Sr. auguit 3iun ieroirt + E IL
te in ielnem neuen Gririi9ungS eotale
SIR. 464, ROrb GupItraBe, eineH
eIsganten GrOfiuungS 9unid uno tre6en,t
0a3u etueu ppr,ii1lid,eu Sdlut
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-01-25

BGP 3 er sd 0touhuiia 9 tam nj
Ir. 2, Il. 9. D. H.zW.," gibt beute
IN ben 81 gten q, u EN- blp y R ON ."
on $5anooers, nnbe gombaro SraBe. leineH
Sabresbul, meldem IN uieleu Sreiien tets
mt grOBem Sutereiie eutgegengeiebeu fuiro.
8enn oieies Stnume8 friibere Sergniiguus
gen baben bel alien 8bellnebmeru nod tns
mer bic augeuebmiten @rinneruugeu biuters
Iofieu
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SDspepTe.

Gr. Waowas's 0iuen fnb elm SsiImitte[ far
bieleS 9eioen. Gle seben Dem W1a9en neue Rraft
gpmptome Der Spspepfie uerldminben uno mit
ibnen bic trantbaiten gBrtunsen aui ben Oraaniss
mus. Wan sebraude Die GrSnei nab aniueiluns
uno betoIae, mas mir In ntSat uno g8abr" Iber ees
enSmeiie iQ1eu.
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Or. &aSwab's
Sartapartaian Neiolne,st, /,
oer atp6e @Ittfrefnfaer.

CUR SrtIuns d,roniIber arantbetten. StronbuI55,,
l9pluin6er, erbltter oaer anIeden6er art. &brcni.
ltet Gbeumattsmus, SfropbeIn, DriiienanItmei.
Jung, trodenes SufteIn frebt irtse 9eoen, Qiraen.
eiuten, S9spepite, pdiierlgeS aufftosen, Snis.
ltpamm, Selbnhlfts, SIdsdeu, ,5innen, GeibmIr,.
ausl9lo9e i'm 9etdt SIitleioen, @itbt, BaiTers
lu9t, ooppelts gIieoer, SnSfub, Suftr66renent,Gn,
SebsrbeitDerOen Il. (. 10.
Stropb helm,
anaeerbte oeer oon bem gatienen Iel6ff nloe.oosn,
eeaoren gum SeiIberstb Oes SarSapariutau2Rs. " E.
foipeut.
gs ftnb 9ureu bel Berionen, Bic BON euo,rS nm,
bis gu 20, 30 unb 40 Sabren an Stropbelli I;ttsn'
beiptrtt poroen burh r7 N''
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rsqr Ner -@ermnnin.arnnen=

EE~ Der p@ermania, 6rauens
&ranten llnterfiiB sung ssSereiH
Or. /" label gum geiud)e ieiHes Mastenz
unb Gipilballes elm, wel6er beute in
Der ,@ermania.M Gnnerd r'6 all e"
in Ssene gebt. 9as gnorbuunss s@Omte iit
eifri9it bemiiht sepeieu, bem Bale 9ebiib.
reuben SlauS Su perleiben unO ben jabIreid
erparteten @aiten senuBreifes amitiement
Al peridaiien.
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Sr. RaAipuh's
Ur. WuUWHgb 8
SarfapariGian 2teGofpeat,

nelhes aus gtoffen bon ouserorbentIider SetIfrats
betteht nte Dies bur Heiniguns, Observation-Disclosures
uno Srdtti9un9 oes nteoerge6rohenen S6rpers notbs
genot9 tf Dtrtt uno AeiIt raidb, eriiapItda uns
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2eIrt: ,SaIi1nnb @abr."
0ftt SoS NttbIfftttt,

Y1ar Idpife cine Srisimorts on Or. gsastuaa d
Co., yir. S2, BarrensStr., Repz9ort, fiir ri5aIis
uub gSabr."
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Son ben berrlidffen Grio!ssu ,uiro bic au'
meneuns uon Dr. Nusuft H6uis's p6dm.
nrgersSropieu" aesen ole aus uureinem
gluk tufft4enee Srauihsiten beslsitst isIu.
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Wan osrtanse rur 8aOmap's, uno iebe mao, %
Der Rame ,,1taotpap" Guf Dem Bdd9en ite5t.
(264-)
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aG~ Die .B Baltimorsr Dipi lion
gtr. 3, Il. 81, Bgtbiass Ritter," be-
gebt ouf beute, ben %. Sauuar, III oer
ShIegeI,i9en % rdl f i 0 nz6 a Il e" Die
6eier ibres neuniabrisen 8eRebeuS nit Ell
nem lolennen Saa. 9ieie i6mude nailltdris
ihe SrbenssSrguniiation erfreut iid eiues
9rOBen Sreiies BON @0nneru, bic ON @brens
Qbenbe oerlelben fiherlih nift feblen psrs
BEN. pr. Seinrtd Gdes erquidt oie mad fliii,
flyer gabung 4ed;enben uuo wartet nit com,
nafteu 0elifateiieu Quf.
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The German Correspondent
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M via
IN bren ueridiebenenSormsu.
S6iittcliieber.

saiteS "a nns btsises Nteber, sebsia tdr 80 Gents -.
STot deill anoereS Seilmittel In Der BeIt, 6as 70
ner euit (Malaria) ober entartrter @eIie fomns,.
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Seoss Gisosr bsiBen, oils unter !3usi.6una BOZ,
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pS~ pie y8 8oltimorerS 9ieeuz
g @eieIli6 q t" sat Mitttpo d, ben 81.
Sanuor, ibrsn j1brliden 9rCBsn Saa IN Der
,@ermauias W 6nnerA s9a e"
peranftaltet. SO 1T Dies Der Abeuo. ipelfeH
bic Wittglieoer nit ibreu 6amilien oils gDiua
ter.&enoe5oous gu bstroGten pfegen uno
benz iie NIT rsgem Sutereiie entgegen ieheH.
3aS Gomite bat e8 iidf ou9eIegea iein laiien,
ben 8al9diteu unterbalurg uno @eniiiIe IN
anaenebmer Qbiuedsluag III ueri6atfeH.
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RE- pie gSerts uno SonntagSz
Sdlule, lopie Der cling dor Der erlten
oeutid5eu ueaeinigten euangelii9en 9emeinoe
BON gufteru, auenus (YaitOr &OurabU gebeu
Wluuta 9, ben /. 6ebrnar, in Der IS n
coroia a" ibr Sp0liteS @on;ert Hebft Ban.
4uf Die Yorarbeiten bes Grlteren 1T groBer-
EleiB unter 9eituHs bes 9iriseHten oeS Se=
metnbetors perwenoet fpOrbeu, uno bic pie
len @0nnsr un0 Sreunoe Der @emeiuoe uHo
ibrer S6uleu werOen fia fir ben Seiu9 Der
,9sncorSia" burd eiHen 9enuBreideH Abeuo
nGd,ba!tie belObut finosu. WtuFt unO gEiri.
i6unaen iiuo in erIabreuen 6inoeH.
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gSien, %. Saiuar.-@eteru perlaugte
int unsarii6eu 8eidstase eine ln5abl uon
abseorSneten mieoerbolt, baB 6r. Ssabo,
YrdiSent Der f0ni9li4en Safel, ben gtamen
ienes Beamteu nenne, ben er am Wtittpod
in ieiuer 8ebe als 6reunb bes Yremiers
SisSa unb 3u9leid als ben Seri6wenoer oes
hritten Sbeils Der &euenuen llusarn's be-
;eihnete. pr. S3abo fam bem Serlan9en
Der Ibseoroneten oiesmal mad uuo nannte
BEN Baron arnlin Yobmauc;tp. mas sroBG
Seniation i'm Saule erreste. Die nnsart'
den 3eitungen perlangeu, baB bas Barla'
ment cine @ommiiiion eruenne, nm Die an'
selesenbeit 3u unteriudeu.
ueberfdbwemmnnaen in eiebeubIrasm.
g8ten, "a. San. - Der SsamcsiiuB II
aus ieiueu ufern 9etreten uno bat bic Stdot'
den 8abna, eippa unb Satbmar, iolple ulel'
9SrIer inter @aHer seiebt.
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re- gioutag, ben 8. BebrHar. sibt
Der IN tieFsen Sreiisu aagemein beliebte
9eiauaperein p6ro hiinn" in Der &c ona
corbia" ieiuen Oiesldbrisen 9roBer Nas=
feabon, bel msldem fir o,e bsiicu Wtastea
numbaite Yrsiie ;ur Serlbeiluug selauatn
psrben. Slide uno Seller iiuo bewihrtsu
SGneen auuertraut Die WasteHbaae oe3
vNrpbFuns" sabIten BON ieber ,u ben b,iad-
teiteu uuo selnnoeniisu Der Sailou. aao ois
Sihtisteit oisier Sehauptung spira N4 qadl
bi.iss Nal Risser berausasaeR,
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gefiatt i'm ttaltentfd,en saoaet.

Baris, 90. Sauuar.- Nadridten aus
Gamatape Sufolse fnb Gbuiral 0tiOt, Der
fransOfi6e Sefeblsbaber auf MaoagaStar,
uno Spniul YatrimOnio in Se9leitung oes
Sterften @1uousbbp unO elmer Souasgbs
renpa9e auf @inlabun9 Der S0uisin Raua=
pola rat Sananarioo aufgebro9en, nm Der
Seier sur &atifiSirung bes 6rie6ensperteags
spiiten 6ranfreid uuo Gtabasasfar bei5us
A,anh
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aus Der altest Setsaatb.

%esssseIm sur Serutauiiiraas psa DreaBtfd''
Vc5ea. - agitation Der gSabyaassfra8e
-sSarmann'S sGnappszGrpsxs stad, een
ceuts<5en RoIonie'u. - Sanca's ppr9e=
fdliaSeae 3heiIuns. Ronia Snetpt8'e o
6inaaslase saniiissr. - Gin pfsbotenes
Drama
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Der Yrdiioent perlisb seftern iolsenben
Yerlonen 9oloene Wteoaillen: g8. u. @ra=
bam, @apitdn Der eusliideu Yriss pGapib
Eraniit," me9en Hettuug oes ameritauildeu
9ampfers pSuuter" i'm Mdr3 b. S.; 8.
godwooe, g. 6orbtS, s. Sroluu. U. Bafer,
81. @iaiams, q. Susrabani, s. .. Eight
brotpn unb 3. 8bituep tueseu Hettuns Der
Niannlhaft 6es S4ooners IS. R. Rilep"
i'm Rouember b. s. Silberue Webaillen er.
bielten: .. Yau. s. Wadai. Z. Samoi. 5.
Ata unb Geo. @ahiai. wel4e i'm Desembsr
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1886-09-09

The Father Of His Country George
Washington.
The Sage Of Monticello-Th Thomas
Jefferson.
Old Hickory Andrew jackson.
Old Rough and Ready Zachary lay
Tor.
Mad Anthony Wayne.
Expouuder Of the Constitution-Dan
icl Webster
Great Pacihcator- Henry Clay.
Unconditional Surrender Grant
Ulysses 5. Grant.
Little Mac-Georgo b. Mcclellan.
Old Man Eloquent-John Quincy
Adams.
Young Hickory James X. Polk.
Political Moteor-,John Randolph.
Poor Richard benjamin Franklin.
Ona3-William Penn.
Stonewall Thomas j. jackson.
Rock Of Chickamauga-Gen. Thorn
as.
Honest Ahe-Abraham Lincoln.
Old Put Israel Putnam.
Light Horse Harry-Henry Lee.
Old Tecumseh-Ge w. I. Sher-
man.
Bavard of the South-Gen. Marion.
Fighting Joe-Gen. Hooker.
Uncle Robert-R. +. Lee.
The Little Magician-Martin Van
Buren,.
The Superb-Gen. Winfield Scott
| Hancock.
Father of the Constitution James
Madison.
Matoax- King Philip.
Great Indian Apostle-Eliot
Cincinnatus of the West George
| Washington.
Colossus of American independence
john Adams.
Mill-Boy of the Slashes-Henry Clay.
Pathfinder OF the Rockies-John q.
! Fremont.
Prince Of American Letters-Wash-
ingtou Irving.
The MISREPRESENTATION Lin
coin.
Sage OF Chappaqua Horace Greeley.
Little Giants. A. Douglas.
Father of Greenbacks-Salmon +.
Chase.
Teacher Prosident-James A. Gar
/ field.
tarolina Game-Cock Gen. Sumter.
Old Ossawatomie-John Brown.
Old Public Functionary-James BG-
| ehanan.
Great American Commoner-Thad-
/ deus Stevens.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1886-09-09
MIX for a summer Drink.

Anything new IN summer drinks?
a reporter asked bartender. Yes
no, but tipping in pure milk is the
fashion now. Hundreds and thousands
Of people in this city drink several
glasses of milk per day, and gladly pay
a nickel per glass. There is a good
profit in the trade, and the restaurants
and confectioners arc prepared to meet
the demand. Dozens Of people, gen
tlemen ard ladies of all ages and con-
dit ons call here every day and buy a
glass Of ice cold milk and drink il with
evident relish. Even the drug stores
are beginning to see the demand, and
many of them are prepared to meet it.
You can 90 into any lirst-elass drug
store and obtain a large glass OF pure
milk right off the ice. 1t Is. think, the
best drink of all for bot weather. IL
quenches thirst, does not promote ex-
cessive perspiration and affords a
hcalthful and easily assimilated article
OF food. Ii is largely taking the part
of lager beer as a summer drink.
There is as much food in a pound of
milk as there Is in pound OF beef,
AMI it is digested and assimliated with
out difficulty and with no over produc-
ton of heat. / know several persons
who. during the past ten days Of hot
weather, have not eaten as much solid
food as would make one square meal,
yet they are in good flesh have good
appetites aud excellent health and
have not felt any bad effects of the heat.
They are simply living on milk and
light bread almost entirely"
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1886-09-09

Poughkeepsie News; BY new pro-
cess OF man pulation hats which it is
claimed are more serviceable and finer
than ANYTHING now on the market ale
made OF wood pulp. They are imper-
yious to water and not wanting IN tiex-
limlity. 1t is claimed that felt hats vii
have 10 take back seat as SOON as the
new mats can be placed on the market
i'm sufficient numbers to supply the de-
mand. They are certain to revolution
ize the hatter's trade, as they can Be
nodded in any shape or style desired
and colored to meet the taste OF the
public. They can be made to repre-
sent glossy or happy appearance.
There is only one objection that VIC
can see to wooden hats, and that Is
that when they adorn the heads Of
some people it viii be impossible e
tell where the hat begins and the head
leaves off.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1886-09-09
Snakes ana Birds.

A writer in the Scientific American
shows that birds are not always
charmed to their death when dcvoured
by snakes. He says: 1--WE all know
that birds are not cowarols. | have
frequently seen two or three small
iinchcs attack hawk or an eagle and
make his life burden 10 him, even
going so far rs to perch on his back
and make him a bald eagle, whether
that was his species or not. An
English sparrow will chec,fully under
take to thrash bird four times his
weight, and even the mild-manuered
dove will fight the intruder who enters
her cote, be he cat or man. A birds
confidence Of flight makes her rash in
regard 10 snakes. She sees a rattle
snake near her nest, and at first takes
wing; but on observing the lethargIc
quality of her opponent, proceeds to
sit on a convenient twig and scold.
Meanwhile the snake has laZily invaded
the nest. Having exhausted all the
harsh language she knows, and en-
boldened by the snakes sluggishness,
the bird comes nearer, wings out
stretched and quivering, feathers
rutfied and beak open-all symptoms
of anger, not fear. The snake slowly
gathers for a spring, and remains per-
fectly still. Each moment of his in
action serve to make the bird more ag-
orcssive and tempts her nearer At
! last the dead-line is reached, there is a
/ lightning-like Strengthening of the
hideous folds, and the poor little mis-
guided warrior feels the stab of those
dreadful needles whose touch is death.
II she had a5 much horse-sense as
pluck in her pretty pate, she would
have taken the matter phiIosophically
and gone eff and laid more eggs, and
laid them in high tree, instead OF
STAYING for row. But ladies are the
same the world over. whether in
feathers or not. One thing is certain
when a snake captures a bird, he does
| it less By his own prowess than b the
natural foolishness of the bird, and he
certainly effects nothing by charm
/ inc.
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hihuahua.

CITY Of Mexico Letter: & ride Of
255 miles over a country possessing
nothing Of special interest brings US to
the city of Chihuahua, Capital Of the
State OF the same name, city OF IL
600 inhabitants. The houses arc most
" built of adobe, generally in one
story. and the long. straight streets,
ianked on either side by these low
whitish-colored houses sooa become
monotonous to the eye. The Grand
/ Plaza. in the centre of which a hand
some fountain Is situated, is the lOung-
/ ing-place of the citizens of all grades.
and their characteristic Incidence is
strongly impressed upon the stranger
/ as he sees them summing themselves by
/ day and contemplating or gossiping at
night with the cver-present cigaret.
| The crowds as they saunter about IN
I their native costumes present scene
pleasingly picturesque. the sombrero.
/ the serape. and the reboso in varied
colors rendering it pretty sight.
Here we see an aquadore with large
/ inc of water on his back, suspended by
! leather band about his forehead; in
front Of him hangs his smaller jug,
sustained by a band passing around the
back Of his head.
Again. these of the wealthy class with
their elegantly silver-trimmod scmbre-
ros. heavily braided short jackets, tight
fitting trousers. studded down the
sides with buttons of silver. Mingling
with the crowd are also the poorer
classes, with their gaudy serapes loosely
thrown over their shoulders, and wear
ling hnaraches fleather scandals, fasten.
ed with straps over the iustep and across
the ball Of the footl a close inspection
often revealing the fact that the blank
es i the sole covering to the upper
part Of the body. The pretty sonora,
poorly clad. without even q scandal IS
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80 Islcne.s 60 IiIIIlnn.

The English billion "A million MILF
ions has SCI sir Henry Bes-eucr .
calculating. H. reekoas that a billion
seconds have not elapsed since the
world began. Is they wouid reckon ST.
COS years. seventeen days, Twenty-Five
hours. forly-tivc minutes. i've seconds
4 chain If billion Soyereigns would
pass $50 .Imes around the globe. or
living -.de by side. each in contact with
its ucighbor. would form about the
earth i golden zone twenty--IN feet SIX
Inches wide This same cifain were il
stretched ont straight. would make a
line # friction over lS.55s.a55 miles IN
extent. For measuring high, Sir Hem
r. Cno>e for i unit . single sheet 1T pa
per II about one ihree-suEdred and
tairtX-third Of an inch IN thickness 4
billion ri these thin sheets. pressed on;
ttat and piled vertically upon each 9TH
ar. would attain m attitude Of ISIS
miles.
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SALVATION OIL,


Christianity fully developed in the
heart makes, saws the Rev Thomas
Perry, a complete gentleman, and all
the attributes Of 4 gentleman in all their
hearings are piyoted on courtesy. BIZ
courteous at all times. There are cir
oumstances where YOU cannot love.
whore you cannot fraternize or live al
peace with men, but when you put
| away courtesy you put knife in your
own self-respeet. If there IS differ
ence between you and another, courte-
81 always keeps the door open for the
peace maker. Courtesy is q kind OF
John the Baptist in the Wilderness OF
society. BE courteous. The spirit Of
the exhortation is not directed to meet
moral and public raformatory relations
but to help us in our daily life and bus
mess. 1t is to meet q society where
o1enses are bound TO come, but if cour-
tesy manipulates them they viii 90 lit
tie harm. Ii the she'll which the Ala
bama shot into the stern Of the Kear-
sarge had exploded the havoc would
have been dreadful The devil often
shoots the shells of discord into the
sweet communion Of society, but cour-
tesy catches them on the liv and takes
out the fuse before they explode.
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lounging ut the fountain, her shabbi-
ness concealed by the usual blank shawl
gracefully thrown over her head and
shoulders. extending well down the
BODY, showing broEzed feet and
ankles, well modelled and graceful,
though neither small nor soft in APP
pearance; the ever feminine character
istic is not wanting even here, for,
conscious of her beauty. she lifts her
Watering from her shoulder, and rest
ing il on the edge of the fountain.
Chances about with her brilliant black
eyes; her soft olive conn lsxion, beauti-
fully chiseled features, AMI regular
white teeth render her fascinating
picture