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Five Rules for BCys.

|. However much you admire any
one, never allow yourself to be iufu-
rno, d by that one to do what you know
IS wrong. >. Never follow any one
blindly make sure what it is you are
asked to do. aud what purpose is to be
served by in. it. 3. Always think
"t what The thing You are tempted to
do would lead you to. and where it
wo id land you at last. 4. Follow tle
leadership of no one who sneers at
those whom you know to ba good peo-
pile. 5 Rather deny yourself pleaeures
that are lawful than expose yourself
t. tempt atoms which YOU are too
weak TO resist. hv becoming the close
companion of an evil-docr.-M Morgan
City Free Press.
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Div DE.->The remedies suggested for
the Neyro's ills are futile he will rot
Fl !lt he will not or cannot emigrate
ditfu-e, distribute or exodus. Amalg
nation is the wo,k Of ages. The ;dr
OF forming repHrate Sta:e m Terrific
~ for him and him alone is an absu, d
ty he is an American and not il Sena
.tnbiam. Then. bat one thing is let,
for h'm to do, to bring abont something
like immediate relief.-he M st divide
we mean he must divide his vote b
tween the two political parties, More
Standard.
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Eellralgi2 Of the Face.
Proof Steet.

Capt. John Orr, Pennington, Miss, has
been most intense sufferer from facial
neuralgia tor over twenty years. He has
had seventeen operations performed on
the ncrves-that is, had them divided, cut
off close to the bone from which they
emerge. But this never did him any good;
the most excrucia'ing pain continued
without the least interruption. He often
wished for death to relieve him Of the in.
tolerable pain. The best physicians failed
to relieve him. They finally advised him
to consult Drs. Hartman s. Miller, at the
s.. Charles Hotel, New Orleans, which
n. did. They prescribed PERUSA, and
IL less than month was entirely relieved
o. the pain. Before consulting these doc
tors The least touch to any part of his face
or nose would cause the most fearful pain,
while now he can blow his nose and wipe
his face without the least fear of pain.
THc captain is grateful bcvond measure
for this unexpected and unhoce,' for result.
Mrs. Elizabeth kenner % Laurel street,
New Orleans. has been one OF the great
est sufferers from Neuralgia Of the face
dlrn-, the past wear that We have. ever
heard OF. From morning to night ard
from night to mornag, there Was ones
constant, racking, tearing, bt%-niag pain,
extending clear around her head and deep
down through every muscle, tooth and
bone in her face No rest and no sleep.
Al physicians failed to relieve her, as
we'll as all remedies. She was constantly
in the most agonizing despair. She called
on Dr.. Hartman, who sad the cause was
cAronic catarrh. lie prescribed PEErNA
for her and now every pain has left her.
She feels like another person and can eat
heartily and sleep soundlv.
Mrs. c. ]. Miles, Callipolis, O., writes:
I" DR.. S. b. HARTMAN & Co., Columbus,
O. Ny allliction has been rheumatism. To-
Gated in the right arm and shoulder. of
more than two years standing, and after
trying great many remedies without any
relief, commenced the use Of PERUNA,
which, after using three bottles, found
decided change for the better. | contin-
ued to use it and now feel entirely we'll"
Huldah Ward, Wellston, O., writes: Il
have been afflicted for years with that
dreaded disease, catarrh. | tried great
many different kinds Of medicine, but to
no effect. | commented taking your Pc
RUNA about nine months ago; have TAX
en- about ten bottles. 1t IS doing me mach
good. By It's continued use hope to he
entirely cured"
DR.. A. B. Lovejoy, Dadey:Ilc. Ala,
writes: 81 have fine run on your Pc
RuNA and MANALIN. Please send me
lot Of books. 8 The Ills of Life
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If you want good, cheap. fami
~ stove, buy an Autocrat of Il. K.
Mcbride if you want good
range, to burn wood or coal. buy an
Anchor Range from r. r. Mcbride,
if you want the best burner made,
that will give the strongest and
most brilliant light, bny IA Calcium
burner of Il. Il. Mcbride F.; if you
want to fit up your dining-room
and kitchen, with little money. 60
to Il. II. Mcbride If you want
lamps, oils. glassware, hardware
and z Thousand other articles, go
to r. r. Mcbride, corner of ST..
Philip and Market streets, Thibo
daux.
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In company it is very great
fault to be more forward in setting
ones self off and talking to show
onr'S parts than to learn the worth
and 10 be truly acquainted with
he abilities Of other men. He that
m k-S it his business not to know
bit to be known. is like a foolish
tradrsman who makes all the haste
he can to sell oft his old stock, and
takes no thought of buying iE any
new.-EX.
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Excitement In Texas.

Eicat excitement has been caUacd
ia the >iciui4y Y uf Paris. Tex. by the
remarkable recovery of Nr. j. L. Cor
ley. who wa- :" helpless he could not
tnrn in bed, or raise his head ever,
h'dy said he wa- dying ofCon-rmntion.
\ t'ial bottle of DR.. Kings New Dis
rovriy was sent him. Finding relief,
H. bought int ge battle aud box OF
Dt, Kings New Life Pills by the time
nt had taken iWO boxes of fils aud
Two bottles Of the Discovery, he was
well and had gained in tle>h thirty six
pounds. Trial Bottles Of this Great
Discovery Tor CONSUMPTION free ut j.
O. Land,y. =
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VISION APPLIED TO SMOKING.-

VISION APPLIED TO SMOKING.-
A prcnllarity about the bind is
that there are scarcely any >mok
eCs among them. Soldiers and sal
lolS who lose their sight in action
sometimes continue to smoke for IA
'lt,'t hile, but ~ rule tue, soon
give up the habit. They say it
gives 'hcn no pleasure when the,
cannot see he I'm Ike. and Soanp
hay sad tina they cannot
taste tn" smoke unless they see it..
Proof Sieet.
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been emp."ved th"re ony y ronth
Noth'n" l. known If his antecedents.
except thar according to The renn,t of
negro living on the p'ar" he had com
mitted Il Grim" on steamboat some
time in the pas
MIR. GREFN'S DEATH
Mr.. Green iii 4 q haany Christian
! death. anrronndrd by hia f,mily anl
! the m"-t ,rn n,in"n, citizens of the p,r
'sl If St 1erna,h His last ,nn,nc :
pn>se0 away w'rhnut appnrpnt nain.
| ""t"r tn" aAmin;Stra' 10" of he r. v
i F. White, his h"yhood md school
mate fIi"nt
tn" wound was necps>ar;ly fatal
one. the all ente'inc The front rich.
side i">t nnd-r the lowe, rib. passing
th' ongh III" body diagonallv ard nnne
t.ating one at th.. kidneys The nnfor
t"natr man W. att ndeh Ivy D,s. How,
Knight. Se.m,a and F,nlriat, who re
lir,ed hi. ~at. rings bv or:at~<.
Th" remain will br removed to John
son $ funer,. ,ar'Or< this afternoon.
'nh to m"r'"w .vening conveyed to
Milan. Tenn for ini-rment IL the fam
iIy tomb.
Deceased was born in Virginia in
lo.7, W. in In" fifty ninfh year of hi
| age, and Il resident of Louisiana Il ring
the last thirty years of h,> He. He
! leaves Il wife. bit u" clll,hen, and AN
ad"rted necn. to whom he willcd a
portion o. his p'"r.Ity.
Deceased W Al honorable and co.r
| a2eou- man a'd jos, il, E, his dttiiny-.
Hi~ fo~s is deeply felt aud much de
'i"'et. not "ni, N he rish, but
| Throughout This city a.d Ste
WHAT MIR LOMBARD SAW.
MIR. +. Lombard. the palmer of the de
ceased, who WAS with him shortly after
the shooting. untli he ,i,ed, r,tu,n. d
l"m" this morning on the Shell Beach
| Railroad. H. informed il STATES re
porter til II ~ the trnin passed Me court
hohs- III ST. Be,nard, he observed the
Jail door open. and ,"mor was circu
lated that the prisoner had escaped
Subsequently, from persons who board
ID the train. il was learned that IA par
~ of white and colored men broke open
'hr Jail ana lynched him, MS stated
above.
Mr.. Lombard says he Is satisfied that
if the lynching took place as rpresen
ted, Sheriff Nunez had not even the
suspicion that such thing wonld hap
pen. or he would not have left for til.
city last evening on pressing business.
! Before leaving he told Mr. Lombard
that there was no danger of the prison
er escaping, as he was confined in "a
strong non cage within the jail.-N. O.
! States.
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bat said the serenaded man, 81
must 90 ont and make speech. Some
thing must be done to stop the playing
of that band.
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Ducklen'S Arlica .s;slya,

The Best Salvt in the wnrl, ,m Cuts
-r>. Sores, l. GERS. So. E,, am. Fe.
Vel sores, letter. Cnnpreh Hands Chill
blan> CornS, and all Skin E,npi ons.
and n"sltire'y cures Plies. "r -" pay
required. 1t is guaranteed t" give per
ftct satisfaction. or money refunded.
Pilce - cents per box. For Sale at
Filh"danx Drug store
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B. courageous and noble minded !;
onr own heart. ami not other men's
opinion of us, forms our true honOs.
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eas Rprsaebetmntfi bet GamOem,

@amben, N.-S., %. SUM. - 9as
Sunfel, tpel6es ben SOB oes Sabre alien
Neaer M1odenS um9iebt, oeiien nit Ole
men beoedte 0eid]e am norigen Samta9 an
Der olttten unb @emOnfiraBe geiunben wurbe,
1T nod nitbt geliiftet, ob9leiu) idl bic @ants
oener Poli,ei ale 0tibe siebt, bic Soenlttat
bes offenbar Al Sobe 9ep.igelten SinbeS feits
Suffsller. Sn ben gSopnunsen bon iGmmtlts
den Negelh in @amoen ipurben sefielh gta9z
foridun9en an9eitent, bod iOtpett obne ieoen
@IiOlg, rnb bic 2lnii9t getuiunt INNER mebr
an Boben, ba6 bas &ino III ! philadelphia ge=
ftorben iit, bic Eeid)e baum Samltdg frib NIT
Der g&ai9bnsz Yoiut Gertb" na9 &am6en ges
brad)t rnb in ben @raben getporfen morben
mar, mo iie BON Srn. Saul gefunOen moroen
it, Die Beb6roen ftnb itber5euat, oaB ein
Ntort porlie9t. yti6t tpeuiser, als sc gSun
ben, anIteinen6 bon einem nit glG9eln be-
I6lugenen S6ub beltiibrenO, wurOen auf
Dem Riiden beS armeu Sinoes ge5dhlt, uuo
am Sopfe iauoen fif oret ttefe 2Sunoeu Dor.
Gountp. GrSt Or. 9roB ertlGrt, bns bas DtGoz
den lpahriheinlif am Greitag nm Nttters
nadt 9eiOrben 1T, uno Die Getde un9eiabr
einl9e StunOen, ebe iie 9efuncsu wuroe, in
ben @raben qenorfen por0et mar, oot MI
berip1idt oteler Nuiidlt bic Sbatiafe, oaB
bic Striinpfe, tpeldbe bas Stno trug, nod
troden tpuren, Die 2ei9s aliO nur iehr turSe
3eit Dor Der Auffiubuug in benz feuften
@raben geleaen haben fonnte. Die 0eide 1T
Photographic tporoen uno rpiro BebufS ip6s
terer Sbentifiairnng einbaliamirt tperoen.
Sunberte BON 9fe9ern baben oieielbe bis lebt
in Gugenihein genomment bod ghemaHO
fonnte bieielbe toeutifiitren.
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@eoe,ltenotr Nanftrntt.

gtetps gort, %. SUM. - Die 3udsrz
Smporteure 3. 5. Stpift & &c., gtr. &c,
YinezStraBe, bier unb in Bernambuco, Bra.
iilteu, baben ihre 3ablun9eR eincefeut. Die
Sirma gait ais bas be6eItenofte Der i'm 3ut=
ferbanbcl nit Sraitlisn tbdtigen Sduier, er.
freute i6 Der b0dfen Adtun9 rno hattie Ell
nen ausgebebnten @rebit. Die 3ablluqs=
einftellung rief oe8balb cllgemeine llebers
raiG)uuo berOor. Sra6ffreet'S @ei6Gfia
or entlr beri9tet, baB oas 9eiddft Dor mebr,
als 80 Sabren BON l5umpbre1 8. Suift in
BernamLuco 9e9riinoet uurve. SIN Sabre
1862 iiberirn9 6ieier Die 2eituua oeS borden
@eidaftes on Senrp Sorifer unO fam bierber,
mo- er Die Sigula $. 8. Smift & Comp. grin
bette. Sn Bernnmbuco fiibrte bic SirurQ ben
gtamen 9enrp Soriter & Comp. 0es re
Trma taufte aud fiir aubere biefge Sirmeu
Suder eir, tpdbrenb Snift & Comp. aid
bief9e BrObufte, Benole.n unb auoere Ars
tiiel, nod Berrambrco ausiiibrteu. Die biez
fige Sirma beitebt aus Sumpbreu $. Sni,.
uno 0eurp s. 9itf. Sor eintgen SQ9en per.
piGnbete bic 6il.na Die giurt9tung hires Sc
IhGitsbaules on S. s. 9elaun fir elne 6or
berun9 non $4,000. SL Dem Siireau Ger
1irua pur6e eru1ittelt, oaB bieie 1900 bis
1900 Sonnen 3uder auf Eager bat, al mel
dem buJd) 3urtidDeifen oeS Breiies Gent
pro Yfuno uerIoren pur0e; Dies tdne eiuem
&erIute pen $25O,O0O 9leid. Die 6irna
impul,irte iebr fart ntbt allsin auf eIgene,
ionOern aud auf Rednuug BON Raffiuelr. n.
aIs Der AuSfano Der 3uaerbuuearueiter e.
folste, trat elm Stiutano i'm 3udergei6afte
Elm, bic Slrma mar Oesbulb ni6t i'm StanOe,
Die bel ben Gunfeu, ipeld)e taS nGthi9e @elo
pOraeIiredt batten, einseganssuen &erbino.
liffeiten etniubalten. uno muBte ibre 3alz
lungeu einHe1en. Die 5irma bofft roe6em,
bolo ibre @eidaite tpieoer auinebnen Su t0us
nen. Die Decentralization betragen etwa
81 1,O0O,O0O 9te So0be Der attioa tounte
nod ni6t genau feffgefellt perSeu.
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Sf Is gllSerntntt,t gBatte2


Srtogeport, Conn.,, %. Suui. - Gin
dltliter 0iaHn, pelber ff ais uE. 9. g8ats
ion" IN OaS 6OteIregifter einidrieb, fam uee
iiern Gbeno aus gtelp. gor bIer al ur6 hteg
I'M ,@oIben Siu. Sotel" nb. 9eute 4benO
nur0e er vr.--,'G :: i'iHem Sumner ali
hem Bette aeiuuOeu, uu6 Elm tbeilpelie geleers
teS SlGi6ueu, pelheS 2aubanum euthielt,
ftano neben ibm auf siuem slide. &5 III
SpeiieIhui,, oh es ben 4erjten 9slingen pirO,
ibn 3u retteu. Seine gSddle iit nit bem
gtumen y@. 9. gSaite" martin, un0 man
oelnutbet, baB Der 6reuOe Der gtemz 9orIer
IloermuH 2&aite if. Die Goli3ei bat mad
gtsms 9Ori telegrapbirt.
Stem YOrf, %. Suui. - Der Wauu,
mejder in Bridgeport einen SelbfmOrV per-
,ud mlfte, tann nidt Der alderman 8aite
lein, benn Oerjelbe befano Iid beute geiunS
uno munter in gtemsSeljsp. 9aaegen 1T er=
mltteIt, baB Der IS ldbrlge @buTOpber ..
gEaite ieit aefteru BON bier oermiBtpir0, uuo
man peruulbet, OuB Oieier Der 2ebenS-
miioe 1T,
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GnrpVatT6e 9abeGseri6ts.
lIebesf6wemmmnaen tn Gnsopa.

Qonbou, %. SUM. Die lleberldlmenls
munaen in Sdlsfeu, 8Ubmen uno llngarn
itnb I'm 9unebmeu uno baben berettS eIne
Qn1nhl 0tenihenIeben gum Spisr getoroert.
Der SGaoen tit eHorm, rHo Der 3egeH oauz
ert tort. Ter preu6ii6e Nau0taq hat Tll5,s
600 fiir bic lleber9Uemmteu I'M gSsIdle'-
3bale oermilligt.
5raHi Stsjt auf ocr SeiTernt3.
&onoon, %. Suui.-6eute 9taAmltta9
eirgetrofiene 0epeiGen aus 2Seimar, no Der
&ompouift Ibbe 2tsat i'm SterbeH lte9er
ioute, ergcben, oaB il4 Der Patieut ant Der
Seiierung befinoet.
&urje &abeIoepeId1eu.
- Ser Spiritualift Daniel DougIaB 6onl
III 81 2onbOn i'm glter BON 53 Sabren 9eforz
ben.
- 9a8 bltiite lln.erbauS ber a9te Fb
am gIontag ao'rO bis gum nddfen 0OH'
heritage.
= 9n 2ueraH0riu (g9ppten) III ellie ore
td9t9e Quarantone ae9en ale aus &rlAt
fnmmenben Sdifie eiugeiithrt.
3ie llniuerttdt lltredt in SOlIauS feierte
aeitern ibr 25O. StiituHgstef. @te StaOt
lit nit Srembeu oeiiut, GIN sroBer 6nde!-
3u9 fanO 9eiteru s,beno tatt.
- @prus g8. 6iel0'S 2.beI Bro5eB ge9eu
Sent9 2abOudere ala 6e-ausqeoer oes 29n-
boHer SIattes ,Erutb" miro utdteu Syeia9
beginner. @t.@ensralaupalt SenrJ Sa.
mes iit &ntpult oes Sldpers, uro Der 9euerals
anpult Charles &Hfell eraeiut iir Ot, IN.
getla9teu.
- Die 6erobietuH9 bes 3in8i IBes Sei-
tens Der ySaut bon @H9luuo" bat aem 3us
frDmen bon Sob, oaS bOrt in lester 3eit
aubergenG Gbulide Bropo alaeuommeu,
ginhat getban, Der 9OnoOHer uGcOnomif"
Speielt ieOoh, SaB Der @OlOoorratb Der 8aut
I'M 9srbfe geniigen6 ielu UerGe, NIB ftellt
einen unrubigen, an QHfdIeu BON @eIbHotb
trantenben Ntartt in 4ushft.
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eient et, miitntnrn i,nr2

9bilabeIpbia, %. Suni. - 8ie
bereits furS beIid)tet. 1T am leBten Sonut1g
Nbeno Dtag9ie OtcOernott, cine etpa 50
Sabre alte SranfenDIrterin, nelde Die SSrau
9Oniu9er in 8eDerlp, N.=9., rpdbreno tbrer
leeten Srantbeit 9epfle9t bate, in BiliamS=
port oerhaftet moroen, inter Der Qntlage, oaB
iie ben SOB Der Srau our6 Sit berbeigefUbrt
babe. Sie blieb o0llt9 rubig unb gefaBt uno
iprad MIR ibr Seoauern oariiber aus, SaB
burG bic Serbuftung ibreu an9eb0riqen llus
annebmli6teiten bepeitet piir0eu. sic mar
ourd cine 6rau, tpeI6e iie pGbreno zines
gScdenbetieS oerpfegt bate, Der Srau 60
ntn9er, tpelfe Der gntbinoung eutasgeH fab,
empfOblen por6en uno p1eate oielelbe nGhs
reno bes gBodenbettes uuo Jieb bel ibr, ais
ite einen Anfal bon Bedielfeber unb Ntas
lara hattie. Die 5rau mar iehr idpad.
Aufan9S murhe iie Don oeln allopatltl9en
Gr3t Or. Sn9lor bebanbelt, nelher i1r CUR
StGriun9 elm Qrienit Prdpnrat periWrieb, ;,
bon irel9em ibr tdaIidl oreimal adlt Sropfen
9ereld)t merben Olten. Die Nnsetlagte oers
nbreidte Der 8ranten bonn A. bis Z. SUM Die
gteot3tn mad SOrid)1ift; oa oteielbe aber
tpteoerholt iid iibergeben rnuBte, rietb ibr bic
Rfle9ern gum gSed elm oes Ar,tes. Su
Sol9e Sehen muroe Der Som0opatb Or. Roz
bertS berbet 9eruien, inter beiieu 8ebanOs
lung Die Srante iid iofort erbolte. am Is.
SUM reiite 6rau SIC Sermott ub, angebItd1
neil fie pOn Der febenm06igen 8ae9e erz
itOpft mar. sic reifte na9 philadelphia
uno telegrapbirte oil 6rn. 2ontnqer I'M
9toali4t nad oem 8efinOeu Der Sranfen,
bod mar oieielbe banu 6ereits geiorben.
Ils Serba6tS9runb aegen Nrau Mc 0ermott
gilt Die Gbatiade, OaB oaS >lrienit, BrGparat
bier Wial in Der 4potbefe bes Or. Saplcr
erHeuert porben ift, pdbrenb 6rcu Mc0erz
mott bebauptet, baB Iie Die Wteotsin Ielbf
etnsenOmmeu babe, Inn ibr ausieben III
uerDefiern. Sie bat iif) bereit erflGrt, obne
9tequiiition Dem BoIi3ifen mad gtetp- -Seriep
81 foIsen. SeOenfalS bat iie ibren 4ufents
bait nift OerbOr9eu, iOnbelI bat nod am
6reitag BON @iuiamsport aus an eire SSrau,
tpelde bon ibr friiber sepilest poroen mar,
geI6rieben unb nm Se5ablun9 Der ibr nod
i6uloigen @5umme BON $15 gebeten. Sr.
9oninger betreibt in Seoerlp cine @igarrenz
Fabrit uno lebt in suten Serbdltnifeu. 9ie
Srau mar erit 20 Sabre alt uno bate ieds
Siu0er.
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efe OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

Chicago %. Suni. = Der 9tnOrang
bon 8eIudern mad benz Grtminalgsri6te, mo-
bic @ro5eiie gegeu Die gnart ten i'm 9un9e
fino, mar beute 10 gros, baB @eri9t5Oierar
on perj6ieSenen gtugdugen fatiOnir, pur.
ben, I'M ale BeriOneu, Die aus blOser gfeU.
9ier eridieuen, ubSuueiieu. Gin ygr.rns
8erired BON IS Miarn mar beute Sornti.ta
auneieno, allein bic meiffen berielben nur-
ben pom @eritt aus 9uten @niHyer bonn
8ienIle aIs @ei6woreHe entldulbi9t. Die
2lrbeit Der 3uiamnenietuug elmer SHrp purs
be baun foIfseiett, alein ais iid oas @er,ft
nm 2 llbr gta9mittag8 oerta9te, mar nod
teiu ein,tger @ei1worener bon Der Sertbeibi=
gung acCeptirt morben.
QOuis, %. Suni. - Die 4nar6iften
g. $. 8eramann gottlieb Subolomsiu,
Marttn Stunt uno Otto Side, pel6e tiir5li4
pegen 8etbeiliguus on eirer Serium nluug
uerlaftet rpurOeu, bic Spnpatbiebei9IiTe
fir bic @bicagoer Gufriibrer annabm, unrb
heute inter Der Gnflage Oes geiebmiSltaen
3uiammeurottens Dem @riminalqeI .dte bors
9efiiblt. Die beutiseH Serbau0lungen be.
ftrantteu ff uuf Oas auswableu BON @es
fd,tnnrprPrI
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&fehm1rRfe.

ct. 2outs, %. Suni. - 9ftnOoieb: /:
3uiubr 27OO, SerIenbuug 400; Preie pariz
trten 3pii6en 1925 uno $5.4O.-S6meiue {:
3uiubr 5000, Serieubuug 10000; Breiie 1as
riirteH jmtden $4.OO MD $4.45.--S6aafc:
3ufubr 2SOO, SerienOung 500; Breiie Uarlz
irten 3wii6en 1926 unb 1925.
Ga ftzQtbertp, Yenni., p. Suui.-
9tinOUteb: 3ufubr 285, SerienOuug @O4;
8reiie oaritrtRn 5uiiden S - uHo $.
Sfmelue: 3uiubr 600, Serienoung 400;
YreiIe uuriirten 3tpiideu $3.50 uuO $4.45.-
Saaafe 3nfHbr 1000, SerienOung 24ooi
Breiie Uuriirteu Swiiben 1926 uuo $3.50.
gbicaqo, %. Suui. - 8inopieh {:
3ufubr 1000; Serenouug 1900; Preiie 0ari=
irten 5wii6en 5000 unb S5.5O.-S4weine: !:
3ufubr 10000; &erienOuna $500; Breiie Oaz
rtirten 3pti6en $2.75 unb $40. .-Sdaafe :
3ufllbr 800; 8erien0ung -; Breiie part
irteu Spll6en $1.5O uno $3.50.
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&anpF sivifAen 9SroBtbtttontftttt
ttnO Observation-Disclosures.

Y @btcuqt p. Sum. - @He Spe3Aloe'
peite aus @liuton, Sa., me!Oet, OuB N2 COZ.
9eitah Elm Sampi 3piihen 8robibltioulteu
uno anti- 8rObibttiouiien ereiguete, in ueI=
dem bier Ser 2ebteren, giameus Sori9e, Tte.
otron, Sn. uno 8oaoS, geihoheH murpeH,
leooh uldt t0btlit). WiariBuu SuSge uuO
6rant 6illermau iino inter Der 4utlu9e, bie
S9tiie abgeieuert gu baben, Oerbai,et uao
etn9elpeltt porNeu. Die Autis Yrohibttion-
fen orOben, Die @eiangsueu gu luudeu, ielbit
menn iie 81 bieiem 5pede 0as @tidn9uIB III
Die yuft ipreudeu miiRteu.
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GetbHutrr0e.

Qodport, R.s0., %. Sunt,-Su 8opuls
ton.@eutre, Niasara. gountp, bat f9 bic %.
idbriSe @llu SenupOn, cine bel ibreu gtad'
barn iebr 9eadtete iunse Dame, mitteIft
St1e9ntns oas eeben senomnen. Ste bins
terlteB eine ROte bes Snbalts, oaB fte Selbit-
more beguu9eu; bic grtldrung iiber bic llr'
lage Der per6meifelten Chat 1T fe i9uIbi9
IL. 8tuer. Naii., %. Suni.-Srau
Ssltsr Ne9us bon 9isbton itiirste I'D, qeIteru
yfn9mittas in einem Iufalie BON @eifesffI.
rung NIT tbrem 2.iGbrisen 8inoe iu's 8QIs
ier. 9as Sinh tpurSe gerettet, uber bic Wlut=
ter ertrant.
YrOuiOeuee, 8.sS., %. Suni.-9er
58.idbrise @Iiibu 9. Barber BON GeutroIs
6ulls bat fid 9efferu in einem Seller er.
bdust. @r binterIdBt cine 8ittpe nit brei
Sin6ern.
8offon, %. SUM-. Der 28-iGbtiae lez
oige Mariiu @at.tt1 bat itf in benz 5ofe
ieines Soffbauies nit eineul 9tuIirnlefer BEN
Gals abaeidlnitteIt.