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Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1886-07-02
FIlIal Fidelity in tho Bee.

A writer in tho American Bee 10 urnal
relates the following incident in tho in
PRODUCTION Of queens, which shows tho
f1linl instincts iu this wonderful little in.
sect: "1.ast fall, while putting my colo
t,ios in order for wintcring, they were
carried, one by one, fow yards from the
summer stands, and the frames removed,
boxes cleaned, etc. tho bees adbcring to
one hive were poured on tho ground with
tho scrap:ngs from the hive, and tho
queen with them. Shortly after the col.
ony had been replaced upon its stand
robbing began, thus indicating somc-
thing wrong with the queen. Her hive
was closed until sundown and visited
early tho next morning. light frost
having fallcn-whcn It occurred to mo
til the queen might be found
where the bees had been poured out the
morning bcforc-about twenty -four hours
previous; and there to my amazcmcnt,
was conc-sliapcd cluster of bees as larga
as tca-cup. and in the center ! ,
was the queen, cold and stiff. l! 4
taking her to fire, in few minutes she
was restored to activity; and, on lifting
tho cushion over the bees and presenting
her, tho first thing even before she left
the fingers bee gave her to eat"; and
thcrcupon, almost instantly, joyful
hum passed Though the hive; and,
quicker than it can be told, dead bees
were carried out, and defensive warfare
against robbers b:gan.
Tho fidelity exhibited in protecting
their mother on that frosty night, and
the joy manifested on her safe return
home, are worthy Of our imitation.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1886-07-02

An exchange says: Until recently
sugar cane was looked upon rs prac-
tically worthless also, and was per.
mitted to so to waste by the. thousands
of tons. In ursuing some investiga-
tions q short time ago for the purpose
of discovering, il possible, whether the
fiber of the cane could not be used in
the manufacture of bagging, gentle.
man found properties which convinced
him that paper could be made Of the
stalk il suitable machinery could be de.
vised for reducing it to pulp. After
many diocouragements tho task was
accomplished, and of tho first batch OF
pulp manufactured, Northern paper
mill recently made enough sugar cane
pipor to print one edition of tho New
Orleans Picayune. ~ cory of tho pa
per now in hand is substantial and
tough, with fair color and smooth sur
faces. It is claimed for it that it will
be specially desirable for use on fast
printing presses, and that it's manufac.
turc, which is now regarded rs q per-
mancnt enterprise, will add largely to
the wealth of Louisiana, ms we'll rs tend
still further to simplify the problom of
paper mak'n
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1886-07-02
Forward.

Push on, brave heart, nor yet despair,
Though dark and dreary seem tho way,
Thy sun will shine from skies as fair
As ever graced tho coming day.
And ever keep before thine eyes
The heroes Of the mighty past;
Think how they struggled for the prize
And thou shalt surely win ut last
Push on, as somo brave swimmers do,
Over storm.cappcd waves OF life,
Strike out against the undcrtow,
And como off victor in the strife.
Push on, and win q lasting namo
Tho nations Of tho earth among,
Nor stoop to use ms steps to famo
: Thy fcllow-men who round you throng.
Push on, and when thou gain'st tho day,
Remember these bravo words OF mine;
Bear up beneath each darkenei ray,
Thy sun is waiting but to shine
With tenfold glory from above.
That hour is darkest next tho dawn,
Success is certain. Do not fear.
But let tho watchward bc-Push on.
Jack Gardiner in Detroit Free Press.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1886-07-02
paper max nj

a STRANGE phenomenon occurred
during storm on recent evening in
the vicinity of tho Board of Trade
tower-light, in Chicago. 1t was none
other. than shower of birds. The
next morning when the watchman made
his rounds at daylight he found the
sidewalks and streets in front of the
tower fairly covered with dead birds Of
all sorts. "A little later the electrician
came down, and when he saw the great
pilo of birds he SAID TINT it was the
electric light ut the top of the tower.
When he went mp to the lantern with
several members of tho Board of Trade,
the roof was found to be covered with
dead lirds, and each of the lamps in
the big circle of light was filled with
them; ono globe had eight birds in it,
two being still alive. hese birds were
OF overy known variety, and many un.
known, or rather unfamiliar, species
wero among the lot. All shades and
colors were there, scarlet, b.ue, pink,
red, canary, mottled black and white.
and there were some snipe and ,pioysf
among them. The theory is that they
were migratory nocks, going from
south to north, and We 20 attracted by
the great lishr, which the moment they
touched killed them. The birds were
all of the small species, the s. ipe be.
ing the largest, and this kind usually
fly lower than ducks and geese, about
300 feet high. The great light is just
ut that height, and accounts for the
destruction of the birds. There were
millions of them, enough to trim all
the ladies' hats in Illinois.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1886-07-02
A Foreign Language.

Wife Quitting down o novcD-"I wish
that I could speak some foreign Language;
I wouldn't much care which one"
Iusband-"I find it to be an advap.
tagc."
wifc-"W "Whatl"
"Husband-"spcakinga foreign Ian
guagc, of course"
Wife-"You speak foreign
Husbnnd--"Ycs." II
"wifc-"I didn't know it before.
What languagea" IA
"Husban.i--English, England is f'f-
cign country. WHAT'S the m9ttcr rltb
youl"vArkeasap YraSs!er,
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Newspaper Laws.

/. Subscribers who do not give ex>
press notice to the contrary are consid-
cred as wishing to continue their SUBJ
scriptions.
2 II subscribers order the discon-
tinuarce of their periodical the publish
ers may continue to send them until ali
arrearages arc paid.
3. >If subscribers refuse or neglect to
take their paper from the Office to which
they are directed they arc held respons
sible until they have settled their bills
and ordered them discontinued.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1886-07-02

they are engaged to be married, and ]
am to be the bridesmaid"
"Not at all strangel" said Miss Dcssoir.
"ro me it seems ", Eico and natural rs
possible. But you arc mistaken about
his age, Rosy. He is only twcnty-ninc.
And if he were hundred and twenty
nine, should love him all the same"
"Of course" said Rose; that is what
all engaged girls say."-Ifelcn Forest
Grdres.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1886-07-02

TIE magnificent Castle of Windsor
was built by Edward III. (l327-13I7),
md his method of conducting the work
may servo as q specimen of the condition
of the people in that age. Instead of
engaging men by contracts and wages
he assessed every county in England to
seEd him certain number of mnsons,
tiiers, and carpenters, as if he had been
levying the army.
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IMPORTANT TO PATRONS,

tW- No subscription will be discontinued
till all arrearages are paid.
Advertisements are payable In advance
unless special terms arc made.
No synonymous communications will be
published.
All subscriptions are due with nrst copy
Of paper.
Address oil business communications to
CLISCH VALLEY NEWS,
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1886-07-02

WoMFN fo: merlv had pocket in the
foro part OF their stays in which, ac-
cortling to Stevens, they carried not
only love letters and love tokens, but
even their mouey and materials for
l. eedle-work.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1886-07-02
Be Warned

in time. Kidney diseases may be prevented
by purifying, renewing, and invigorating
the blood with Ayers Sarsaparilla. When,
through debility, the action of the kidneys
is perverted, these organs rob the blood of
its needed constituent, albumen, which IS
passed off i'll the urine, while worn out
matter, which they should carry of from
the blood, is allowed 10 remain. BY the
use of Ayers Sarsaparilln, the kidneys
nrc restored 10 proper action, and Albu-
minuria, or
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1886-07-02

'Isn't it strange said Rose Hebron,
"that VIC have lived neighbor to Squire
sandford all these years. and he has new
CT been more than ordinarily polite to
mca And here comes Li@net. and quar-
:els with him at five minutes nc ticc, nnd
calls hin oil sorts Gf names. and now
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1886-07-02

The Crown pin OF Germany h.s.
rvcnty-twn decorations.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1886-07-02

Marriage aud Death notices not exceedisg
ten lines will be inserted free Of charge.
obituaries will he charged at half of our
advsftising rates.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1886-07-02
Briaht's Disease

is prevented. Ayers Sarsaparila also
prevents inflammation Of the kidneys, and
other disorders of these organs. Mrs. Jas.
w. Weld, Forest Hill ST., Jamaica Plain,
Mass, writes: 81 have had complica-
tion Of diseases, but my greatest trouble
has been with my kidneys. Four bottles
of Ayers Sarsaparilla made me feel like
new person; rs well and strong as
ever" W. NJ. Mcdonald, 46 Summer st.,
Boston, Mass, had been troubled for years
with Kidney Complaint. BY the use of
Ayers Sarsaparilla, he not only
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1886-07-02
Prevented

the disease from assuming fatal form,
but was restored to perfect health. John
Mcclellan, cor. Bridge and Third sts.,
Lowell, Mass, writes: "For several years
suffered from Dyspepsia and Kidney
Complaint, the latter being SO severe at
times that could scarcely attend to my
work. My appetite was poor, and I was
much cmaciated; but by using
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1886-01-14
SinsOea &leioer 9aus.

"
SIR tfr Wrrl@brit rsas SIlritsr
Sprgt tr ffsts fesis S6nsittL
glimmt has ToB urS fburirFt ~,
StiSsIt rbne 8aR unS Stub.
g9u Ia mill, tnb auf mem ealIt
slllrn 1nmsu rr ssfaGs,
6jrbr bin gum SiusheIl i4asl,
Dnmit er inn auf her Stsa'
GgnNsurbt ba5 Iab tanu rtbmrn
.3u mem lhSnrn uub tsqu'msu
sIusus, slatt unh pUbIsfnSbt
Ter ibm Gubsrf nobel ffbt!
Tenn has Spri6rOrt gilt nod btuts:
,SGtns aleierr mabR erutr "
g9cr rs&t rpttl ausflTirt
gBirS ssbSris rriPsfiit.
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SaDne Spnntg.

- Gin frltersr 9ewObne= bon @il:
fesbarrs 9lamens glaaba6, iegt IN
g9aibiuston, .. g., onidiiIe, ipirb bai
SrOine Gliii SpteI in SOnescaIe itbsr'
nebmen.
- Der WbrSer SOpsa bon Sta.
rueca, tpel6sr iib bon gtnfans an blob.
o6er itumpfiinriS iteIIte, bat feline RoIc
70 gut itubirt, baB CT ipabri6einlib @e'
ri6t uuS E@si6pOrene IRE fiibreu ipirS.
Spifsutli6 Siebt man in Gripdsuns, ipil
SefdbrIi6 elm ioI6er Stumpfiinn 1T unS
mn9t Sppea bur6 cine 3panssiadC
fur bic 3uIunft uni96Oli9.
- Die grie Gompanis, pcIbs bisbsr
bic Saiplep Swcisbabn in Seiib bate,
bat bon Der YsnnIplpaRia GompaniI
SInoiguug erbalten unb mub Die 8abn
am /. glpriI aufBebrn. Die Saiplep
9iveisbabu 1T cine Der pi6tisiteu Der
Grie, ipaS ben SoblentranSport bstriiit;
Iie erItredt iid BON 9adaparen mad,
SonesbaIe mb 1T 25 NteiIen lang.
- Or. Bulls SuIten Srrup IuIIte in
feiner Samilie febltn, CT bat Ibon
Mian6en bon eiuem frii6en 8rabe ers
rettet. Gr foitCt nur 25 Gents bic
6laide.
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Nnn hcr 2nbfeite.

Ser @abIpIab Res erIien DiItritleS
Der 10. @aro lit bonn 0eri6t bon rem
SauIe Ron Samet SorNon mad be,
@irtbibaft ben SantarI Sipprie bers
le8t poroen.
Gie Sdnserrunbe tGt beihIONcn,
ibren iabrIiten Dtasteubaa ant 8or'
abenb Der 5rabiubrspobI, baS mare am
Is. Sebruar, abSubalten uno e5 ipereen
basu cine 9ln;abI bdbi9er @asteni6er3e
ein'tubirt.
9anieI 9rennemann bat Iein Saus
nsten 8ui5;ins's WetSerei an ben iebi'
gen Snbater GbarIcs Sditner bsriauft.
G6arIcp Seccuft su b0ucn, ipbaIo bic
llmitiube es crlcuben.
@iiGOf O'0ara bat an Der Solar
gIpcnue. nabe Der Gnpfifabrii, Elm
@mneitdd angefauft, auf peIhem cine
neus fa:tOIiihe Girde erridltet iperben
Ioq, Sir rie tatboIii6s 8eo6ItcrunS
Der H., l2., 10. uub 90. Marb5 1T Der
Gang na6 Der StaO! gu tueit uno bic
borii8sn &atboliten iirb sabIrei6 Srru9
fur cine weitere 0smeince.
Der ianfte 9sinrib nil ipi1en, no
Der 3eituu8sorudcr BEN 9opf bat ?
Nanu, auf oen Sdultern, ipie dneere
2eute aud. uetriBsnS nidtS fir un.
gut, bsin 8iiterS lit famos unb ipitit
auf sebn S6ritte 9iitanS, @oIred'iaes
Mab.
E5~ SiISbiite bon allen Scrmcn une
SdattirunBeu, leidt unb faper, in
9rOipn's See Sipc.
Ger Stpr9 erinnerte iib on porIeb'
ten Dioutas Der ;5amiIie &arl StOrfe
bubier unb brnAtc ibr einen prd9ti8en
Sun8en.
19- Sn 26DenIlein & Gber'S beut'
Ibm 8rocsrie Stpre f6nnen itets bic
beiten 8laren su niebrisiten @rsiIen
DeIunhen iutreen. II |
Bay- Gbds. S8eu6's StieIsl. unS
Sdub3eI6dft 1T nit ben beitsn @aas
rem reidIi9 berI,ben unS Die Yreiie
iinS 70 nieSriB ipie irSenopo in Der
5taSt. Q
Eas- SIN GdubItore Der Gebr. Slid |
an GeSarTtr. iinbet man bic beite@aare. |
fey 8eiBenipan's beriibmtes Ns!p'
lrt Eager unb 8aIlantine'S Grpprt
Bier 1T INNER III baben beim Sdbden
,Ser Subeno 5laibeu BEL DlidoeI
Uiiaer, 434 uno 436 @eSar gloenue
oesBIci5en bic bcIten &uti6en mb
gierhe Su psrIeiben. giae 8eItelIun'
inSen tci qoIt obcr 5eIcPbOn piinttIi6
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Glarles 9. 0enifer,
SSptdr,

52S-Saddipanna Nbeniie-52S
@clO gut,nbuussu uno g8tdisI uad
SeniihlauN. Sshsueidl uno Der SdweiJ BIT.
Tia mo plrftlih bturgt 9ollmadtcu, Sefia.
meuis. 3uuibrjCic ubtrbdupt ale uptarielleu
atte iltilnoi9 ousgtitTiigt.
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StGetratb.

|
8e8eTmdbise Sibuns beS Selcc
Councils am Dpnneritus glbene. 6art
riss prGIieirte.
Stabtraib u. s. Wabon, bon eer
H., sp4 bic 8eSsn Stactratb 8clp, pcr
Der 49,, erbobene 9situIOiSuns surld
ipomit 6ieIe SlnscIeSenbsit erleci9t mar
Die 9lntlasen bon .. S. Ntabon,
BON Der 6. 98nro. famen bann SUI
Sprahe unb auf Die 5rGSe bon Meos
map: ,,@irb 9. s. WutOn 70 mdnnlid
ban6eIn, tpie icin 8ruber u, s. Wiabou,
uno bic bon ibm erbobenen 9lnflaBen
piecrrufeu ?" rcibte Yaticp Wabon Elm
lanBeS S6riittId Elm, ipsI6es Isoigli6
cine 99ieberboIuns Der friibsren Bee
bauptunBen 1T, iuenn aud nit anSeren
g9ortcn. gr ia9t II. u. barin: .9ie
SanbIunespsiie oss Councils III ni6t
sere9t oSsr cbrenbaft, ipeber ee9en mid,
nod 8egenii6sr benz 9ubIifum". Statt
Ne8 BOrtes ,.DiebItahI" iucue CT
,PrOit" iusen.
SIrries iibertru9 BEN 8oriib an 9teuIs
unS bstanb earauf, bnb y. s. 0labpn
in elmer mebr m6nnIihm 9HeiIs feline
2InflaSen suriidnebme. lleNipap tra6te
cine 9teipIuticn ein, in ipcIbsr CT pers
lanste, bab Der Sig bon 9. S. Wtabon
pafant srtiGrt uub Der Mapor aufgeIprs
bert iperte, cine 9teuipabl fir Die 6.
Q8arS an;uoronen. limb iett fommt
bas 6inaIe oes Sansen BOKenipieIeS unb
auf glutrag BON OIattss Itimmen Ia
WiitgIieeer bes Selcet Councils bafiir,
SaB y. S. 0tabon nidt beItraft ipcrhe
ipae, menn er bic StnttrGtbe Spibbuten
itimpfe. Die aIbitimman8 par iuie
f0l9t:
Sa-O'Donncu, SuItrs, Suabes,
9rOOIs, Barrett, Sdrr, 9leulS, 9i. S.
Niobon, @oObpin, ScanIpn, Seaotp,
0taiteS, GUrcorOn, 6art.
Nein- Dteepop, 2IOpo, Burns, Seup
unb 5arries.
Sine 8erorSnun9, ben alien @eg an
Der Wtablmiib!e, in Der IL. @arb, su
beieitiscn. sinB al baS StraBen unO
Sriiden Gpmite.
Der StdotI6abmtiI ter reidte ieinen
Seridt elm, aus ipcI9em eriidilib, Sa6
am |. Souuar Gin Slienbeitaro bon
s73. .998 70 bprbanOCn mar.
Inter aneeren paiiirte aud Elm 8ss
idluB, peIbcr Die GrunobsIiBer entiang
scranton StraBe anipeiIt, Seitenpegs
Su le8sn. (Sino bem bic &srle Der.
liidt Seitcnipe8e an;uorSnen Bel bier
Sub 6rOit p
Cur 8erbiitung ipCitercn llniinnes
erfOl8te SertaBun8.
Der Gor,mon Gouncil belt Rontag
9Ibeno cine rCaeImabi0e SiBuns.-0em
9eidlub bes Select SpurciIs betrlifs
StrabentreuSuugen uno 4floiterungss
fOntratlen ipurbe bsiBeItimmt.-Sn ei.
ner GiuSabe perunidlaete esr Staots
contrplIeur bic ginnabmen bes lauienoen
SabreS auf sos, ,354.46, bic glusBaben
auf s9S,6OO. (Gs pdre elm g9uneer,
ipeun eie Ginnabmen sur Dcdung Der
binrei9en ipirben.) - Sine
SerOrenun9 in SeSuS auf scmeini6aft'
lide Dtauern puiiirte crite uno ;peite
9eIung. - Die birnberriitte 8efoluticn
sum 2esen bon Ssitentpeoen an Scrans
ton Strabc innerbaIb 90 Sagen ipurbe
an bas Sta6tratbsmit9lieo Der @arb
uertpieieu. Stir bic 9teparatur Der @eit
0iarfetitrabe Bride ipII no6maIS su
aufgefproert iperoen. - Der
Sidotacpmeter iou gSoranIhldae sur
BON Sidorp Strabe MAIDEN;
oesBleibeu fir GntferuuuB Der Selien
an OrGarbitrabe, spiiacn Stone unO
Srbiug. SsrtaSt.
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ren- Ssibene Sai6entii6er fir glae,
I'M See pibc.
ta- Serieps unb 9ldnteI, in 9roipn's
Bee SiOe.
Ss5- 4eISmiben unS PeISbsidte in
8rpirn'5 See Sioe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1886-01-14
@rerntnittrI bri ailalaria.
Sutt's ii6erm6erte Siaen,

qutts giusn fub nit elmer 9aniIleusS Suders
nede 0her,csen, rtlhe etsielbtu ie dHssnfem lpt
Gonteet sum GinnsbHsH uni isgbR rem ibpaeiish
gassn 5ufrasIi& ma6t.
ztbsraa ~ babsH. rs Gts.. ~ s7HraB Sir., R'E
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1886-01-14
9eiuc son Der SBiGrnfbaft crs
thriltr Hinhr

mar irssnsrtihsr ais rsituigs. ws,tbr em 9e.
pcburru er peu Oidlnrid bfmgrahtrH @e.
gsntrn ttr Sfrsiniaen Staatsn uue cr 9Grn-
psfTeiis aus tfm Gstrau6r Spn 9 + T.
ter'5 glaatn bitttrrm ~ 5bsil gt
prrten III. Bid dtrigt Grfdbruug bat nur ;u
tlar HE llnpirEnmfiit Gbinire une anencr
apnsiltCifr CUR 9sfGmpfuns hes getiisrgrti-
fsus rrn lEGdi;ls, cengfitipm uno Gin[lfniie.
bern eargribau ndhrrne auefrsririts ri9i
minetr flar brPitirn roIHtn H. fab rr Gjs.
braud of5 S!ttGsu, elmer her lbPGGfsu Scr.
ptrbeihaTsnbsit ;utrisitsn gIHnsi rfiu b0-
tdniiden llripIurls. ttnrn inYerla6issn SduB
GflfH malarilts GrluIbrit stpibrt uHe ibr
Sinbalt tbuL psnu iIt it fntpiftIt bat. gtud
ii ss Gin bStit pirFiamtS Ssilmiiisl green
Wagfu., 9etsr- unb llutrlsibsl0ruugsu all.
atmtine SGpGft une llnb6tiafsit err Riuen.
sppstii unb S6laf psretn edcur6 gsbaIert /;
IS pfrirsibt tic rbrumatl9fn SGftr aus esm
Slut unb bfrritert fiHrn purb unJuIiugli9n
SipHpt4lrl rsrarmtfu Slutumlauf.
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Scranton, Ya., 9Onneritag, Den IA. Sanuar 1886

Der beridiebenen StdnSe iptrben ibrt
sanse 2iebsnspiirbigteit unS 9lnmutt
aufbieten, ibre NriitcI All ben Ntann 81
brinsen. glub fir ben innercn Weniber
1T 8priprse setrpiien; elm Sdcntitant
fir @etrdnfe III erridtet unb cine Slide
ipirO ben 8siuGcrn baS DeIitatsite eeI
SaiIon litfsrn.
Inter obtpaIlsnosn llmIidnben mB6'
mir alien 2eiern cen 9eiub oer 6air
anratben,-es iuirb giiemano Bereusn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1886-01-14

Cine lauas rrcfeIiiCnelle Grfnbruua bat mid
iibrrruot. SoE Sal,iente ron 0inteTu lerbtr
purtS flIihe Sebauplina, peun franz unb de.
IunS eide Sbdtinbe prrorlalf mid, Sbnsr
siue Reibe ypr Optpi,iueu fir Oineer ppr,ule.
atn. tir IDS In msinsr iliSbridsu VrariS mil
Suttm G,fclae anpauSts.
8afHunabrim 3abuen.-Iie GIau.
nfu bariit atpolaeu. Ibpinett 6SdmCr, uut
S;rihmmIit mn Sos SinS ,abui lsidi Gtwoe
yIeucs, has mdoiid, pirft.
Wmnbputper.-TGr bic (insulubs
briit gRuupeu in tiutm Saae uue maft eiut
por,iaIibr Salbe f,,r gTauSs une auecrt
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&eiper & Sherman,
Sretcl= Hmb Safe Sdcfer,
binter 327 9ee6 Strabe, saSieite.

Die Sbigen babeu nabe benz @eptune
SDriBenbanie cine SUDDEN. mo Srsbel.8d1srei
eroifnet, pereeu ft bcitrebsn, einsn auten ar.
tltel gu bllligitsm Rrs!ic su liefsrn uuS srinhen
Die Geuiiden I'M geueigtt suuNitaft.
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Iutern su ieSer Ta9esScit.
9ripatSimmer fir Damen unb 6anti'
en- i'm Stpsiten Stpdtperte.
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Die Sair. Ses Surnpereins nimmt
beute slbeno (0onnsrita8) ibren Gins
fang unS ipirb ni6t perfsbIcn, bic aqees
meine 9lufmertiamteit su erresen. IS
mare unniibe Wiiibe, cine 9eI6rei6una
Der sur glusiteIlumS fcmmenoen Sad,en
ssben su ipOlIen, bem baSu reidbt unier
8aum nidt aus. Der 9ameu. 8ereiu
bat I'D feline 0tiibe perorieBen laiIen.
fir bic bauptid6lidb uhter ieiuer 2eits
uns itebenre 6air Yrosasanoa ,u mas
den uno piele smiise SdnSe iparen
i6on felt 9Soden bemlbt nit Der Ssrs
itellunS bon bdbi6en uno nlbIiben
9lrtifeln, bic Gltpeeer eetauft peroen
tbnnen peer I'M 98ege Der 8erlcoiuna
Ipsseidlassn ipereen. 9eIoneere 8es
numbering crrcst bic Yarlors @inridts
uns (pcu 4m. Siiienberger seliefert)
uno bic ShIafirm;r glusitdttuna.
pslbe Soiepb Nleptr Ron 9em Qusnae
beior8te; beiSe iinO einsis in ibrer
Art.
Sn bic Sair bincin seIanat man fir
10 Gents, aber bas Seraustommen 10
leibten SaufcS lpiro idon feline Sbipies
ri9Icitsn eaben, Nenn bic gluiisbsrinner
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GrfdJlatftr Giuefmrior,
4ranIte {ebrr

HIEV AFFWIWE IWs
aus tieisn urid6tn entilsben GrttrteItsl auer
arantbeitsn hes Rtnihm8eihlehis. 6rlasnee
Gumptrme ,eisen eUsn Saitin du; Mppeiitpers
Iuii, traeer StnbloauG, 81 opipeb nit llebe!i
felt, @uilIeibigfeit uadl nem WHeu, Nbuets
auna aeaeu foTpertidle ooer 1eiitige Wits
lireHaun9. slutitpbeH uadl Der WabIjett.
Nettbarfeit oee 5cmperameutS, aeorndte
Stimmune, Gin cejhhg ale babe man tr1eno
eins qiiia,i perfaumf, zdlipinoel, Serifios
pten, QiinftdleH oor Den 1tupen, eunteiBei
tdrbter IIriu, ednIItdle y 0ertpP tuna. =
une ertcrefrn he anpsneuna etuts Selmitiele, eae
baben fntt'S NtIlen mist ibrss Glsaen. 9bri
9irfuul aui Rtetsu uub Sdui " etsntans pIcmrt,
intfm liz ale uHvtiRbfiten turc tiee ertt ,,aiuei
febrer oes SnitsmS" teitiiisen une dpreitt, &c
fuHet Vertiuuns, ItselmaF3en Stubl9ana, uGts
Sani unb einen trAitiltn Ntgptr beyitelsn. GHtt's
qtIIeu psruriahen peter Gtel cher setitntteen
Iic iinb f trtne bet her Aslihsn gsraisaTbeii IN;
f3,k srdukUARE
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-05-21
the widow OF Mississippi steamboat Cap

the widow OF Mississippi steamboat Cap
| tain.
The Parnellites openly give out that
home rule be now refused the work Of oh
struction in the House of Commons will
be resumed, not shilling of rent will be
paid III Ireland, and boycotting will be
pract1ced on greater scale than ever, and
IN new, suntler and more deadly forms.
There IS feeling of alarm in navy cir
ctes in regard to the United States man-of-
war Nipsic, which sailed for Hampton
Roads iroIn Montevideo seventy-three days
ago and has not since been heard from.
The sail is forty days. If she had been de-
laye4 by bao weather she would before
this have beer able to make Barbados or
81. Thomas ana a cable dispatch would
nave peen sent TO the Department at Wash
ingtOn-
Chauacey II. Winship, of Hartford, lost
his wife last year, after fifty-four wears of
married life Three days afterwards he
began offering himself in marriage to all
the ladies' OF his acquaintance, his first
offer being made to a l6-year-old girl. He
llnally capsured a widow of 10 and decided
his property to her. His sons are now try
ing to have the deed set aside on the
ground of Insanity, and to have a conserva-
tor appointed.
The Senate Committee on Commerce will
continue its daily meeting, having permis-
sion 20 sit during the session of the Senate
to consider the Ann Arbor bill. 1t has con-
cluded to make preliminary study OF the
measure as 1t came from the House. item
by item, before deciding upon anything,
and lis members have decided not to make
any disclosures regarding the committees
work until the preliminary examination
shall be completed.