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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1888-11-08

- 9ie resuldre yeriammluns oes
Stabtratbs, ruel9e arn Moutas .Ibeno
bdtte itattfinoen foaen, uurbe auf ben
beutisen abenb anberaumt.
- Cornelius Slogan, tuel9er ben
@eriud madte, am be0en Gage auf
Oifener StraBe elm benz Serrn 6. Silber
sebSrises Bferb su itebleu, tuurse am
Wontas Dor ben Sriebensri9ter &c,
bradt. Ct bebielt fi6 bas 9eusenosr,
for Dor, uurbe unter garsidaft 9eiteut
uns in GrmaHseluns b%erielben benz ge'
fdnsuiB iiberpieien, INN iib i'm td6tsn
DECEMBER ermin Dor ben @eidipore'
men su uerantpDrteu.
= @ai6biebe treibsn pieber in st.
gloub ibr llnpeien. Sn Iesier Rontas
Nadt uurbe bic @dide Der Jamilie
8app BON Der Seine seftOblen. gtua
so urtifel nabmen bic Olebe nit iid.
Gia 1oe Sabre alter Mann no,
mems z. ainSiton tuuroe am @abltase
in Der 1. @arb ni9t sur @ablurue sus
selafien. Die lesten spei Wonate pers
bra9te Der @reis in Der Country uno
lebte in ct. glouo rur feds Gage Dor
Der @abl.
Yin elmer Sdi.sibuns, bic am
Samitas auf benz 5airsrunbe itattfanb,
nabmen folsense Serren tbell, beren
SdieBproben naditebenbss ReIultat
bat. 5err seon. Tbielman idoB 80,
gel, Wi1. 8. Drtb 8, 8. U. @irtbman
1, Ben. Gramb 0, g. g. SiG 0, @m.
zbielmann 8. gs. Miner 2, 9. s. Saars
mann 0, q. Drtb 1, Sol. Sderer O.
= Ser 0anliasuusstas ridt bsran
unb bieier peronlaBt wubl bas Yreis,
idieBen fir 9rHtbdbne unb Sibner.
Gin iol6es fanb am SoHatas Na6mit.
tag bein 0alf gsap Souie ftatt. gr.iie
fielea ben perren Weid. Drtb, 8. Tbiel,
man, 3. 8inten unb Gebatian Sdafer
Su.
= Sn biefiser Sail tunrbe in letter
6ouutas Madt elm 5lu6tperiu9 peran.
%italtet. GeOrs 1bOmpiOn unb 5enrp
@ebfter, ipelde in Tbielman's giIene
iuaarenbanbfuns einbraden, unb ibr
8erb6r Dor ben @ei9porenen in berSail
abiuarteten, periudten Die Mausr ami.
iden Der Sail unb Der Office bes Glerf
Der Court au burdbobren, tuosei
iie burd germitteluns oes Srn. Gramb,
Der auf bas ieItidme @erduI9 in ben
@efdnsnis aufmerfiam semadt tuurbe,
Bel ibrer arbeit ertappt iuurben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1888-11-08
Neue Nnsetsen.

BB- Weftere unIererIbonnenten ga
ben nas ba5 geripre6en, ibr 9bontes
rieiit nit 5ot5 81 besablen. 9a iest
Die faften Gage DOR Der 9bire Iteben,
10 wdre CO uts ie6r iplnl6enspertb,
f0ean iete bUnenaten lid ibres Ser
iprefens ertnnern uno basIelbe einl6s
}cl noit;u.
aE~ Gerii6ert Del $ ub. Sane
~ 8eto 5u oerleiben sesen Sppo.
tbefen anf beiuesli9es gisentbum. SEQ
ten uuO pDpotbeten sefauft. 8. 9. 5bos
ala8, &egr 8lod, st. glpub. 80 ba
sB- 8erlanst fpirb elm 9ienfmabs
dlet5ur @erri9tuns lei6ter Sausarbsit.
9}dbere8 ia SamOus Gin 8reis alei.
ter9lus, 47-1
gg 8sr5as(i6er Warblebeab.&alf
Sum Gerlauf BEL ., Som & Co., Wels
role. 47-4t
gJ~&elb ST. Z Bro5. bel s 6 2ourp
ny@ Qmer.Sicou 1T elm ausse5ei9s
netes, Impurities Wasenbitters. gu
babeu i'm gatifornias@ einbaus.
90 Der tcbte Monat bon MiGer's
9ei(en in st. glouo. @er bic bon
lbm ssboieneu 8ortbeIle nod nidt bes
gust bat, ioate ild b~eeilen, oies su
t9un. 80
gSag~ Bette 9taspaDl BON Defen, bic
ie in Welroie, il Der neusn @iieuuaa.
ren Gambling, giart'S 8fud. 47-4
gg~ 0ns California. gSeinsSaus sas
~rantitt, oaB bic @ciue, Die es p~ertauit,
unuerFdIi9t unb Ruseipdfert iiub, unb
fir meoHiuiibsn uno Samilien Sc,
brauA li3 gouj beionbers ei9uen.
gsS Segti6e Nuswabl in giienwaa.
rem ftnoet man BET 3. pom 6 80. III
WelrDIe, Winr, 47-4t
Gg@ so Nder 9utes 2ano, 3 Weilen
uon ct. gloub, gu iebr nieorigem 8reile
81 ~oerfaufen. NadJufraseu bel geter
Bird, ct, gIouo, Winn. 45-3t
BS~ 8ommt uno Ie9t, mas .. Sptp
& SO. gu U~erfaufen baben in ibrer
spanoluns, Glart's 8lud,
RetroIe, Weinu. 47-4t
So aae Serten einbeimii9e anb
hnportirte 9iqu6re I'M California; ein.
Aaus.
aaS- Miler'S feinite Cabinets otbo.
srapbien Su $500 bas Dubenb. Gin
Sreis fir aue Irteu. 80
RE@ Siiraqe Irten BON Del, 5arbe,
8iirIten, @lastitt, Eapeten, uitu. Fprede
man BOT bel Us NJ. STEMS elrpie,
Minn. 81
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cute @eIeaenbett.

vile. bic 8ieroe, 9tinbpieb, @agen,
SGlitten ~oerfauien wOGen, m6sen bic.
ielben ont naditen Samitas our 8eriteis
geruns auf Den Seumartt brinsen. 8ies
fer Tag. wiro elm Warftta9 iein, an benz
@eleseabeit sebOten if, irsenb einen
ariitel 81 ~perfaufen. Matt TONNE am
SamFas uno benube bieie gelesenbeit.
4T-1t @. M arf.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1888-11-08
1ne Iaube.

Cine iehr iutcr.fante, 1872 Seiten
lange iGutrirte gbbunofuns iiber Taub.
belt uno Sbrsuserduide unb oeren 5e,.
lung ohae gerufsit6runs psrienbet fir 8
Gents, 5roaco, s. 8. Ri9ution,
l77, WacDousal Str. SEEN Oort. AT
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1888-11-08

Ssssleiden ,perSen mebrere anbere srOBe Bargains in un5ern
atanmotb.S Store seidlofen. . 8eridumt tesbalb nidt bic gefeoeuz
bett, foramt iofort,. Sa Die Greisberabietune Dem tuarmen gpetter
5u3afdretben 1T. 9ieie 1T cine sOloene %gelesenleit, nm 0inter
|waaren ernaufaufen gu Is bis 80 |rosent @etpirn. geot.
let, OaB truier Sorratb ru uno ~5eitserndb lit. gsir Oferiren feline
'~abgee9te Waaren
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1888-11-08
800 600 gu perletbeu. gtndsu.
oo frasen BEL g. 8rid.
ct. Gfouo, Minueipta. a.
Sur gefGutgem Ssamtuaa.

Senjeniaen Gftern, melte ihre God.
ter IN Der Wtniit ansbllbsn laiIen polIen,
tptro cine idDne @eleeenbeit geboten,
inosm Die S6peitern bes bt. 8enebictus
ebsn cine &laiie III oieiem Sadie er6fI.
men. SO rpirb namlid uuterridt auf
benz alaoier, oer Srsef, Ger 3itber uno
Der 8uitare seeebsr. Tim gdheres ipens
be man iid gefaal9f on
S6Deher superior.
Ct. Marp's gonpent,
St. Gloub, WinnslotG. A.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1888-11-08
GrnuSeiBenthMatS : nebsetraaHm.
Gen IN StearmS gpmmtg.

Sobn 8Io5erser iinb Satin an s %.
9iobe6 fir nnsetbeilt ] 2ots 1873 8
20 in 9eter Solos GObition 81 81. SO.
iepb. 600
Seinri1 6 Collins all Maria 5aien
fur NgB1 Sg1 Section %, Conn 125,
Rlnfe 81 600
6. 8feffer uuo Satin an SRI 9abte
fir @81 bon SG1 Sec 20, Conn 125,
Rlaie Observation-Disclosures. 328
Gait @feffer uno Satin an u. @abte
Sr fir 81 bon Sg1 Ng1 9 20 Conn
125 &fnhe SO. 1913
So9n S9neioer ua0 Satin an SEQ.
9nupt ftir I5s@@1 Seetion 4 2. 1913,
alaiie SO uno 9. 10 ELDER Hg4, M@4,
Sic 5 9opn IRA 81 80. 1000
Maria 3. SoiD an Sobn Sdmeioer
fir 981 Section "a Conn 124 &lafe
81 observation-disclosures. -. 1900
Seiuri9 0eier uno @attiu an 8obnes
nleper fdr 50x140 Sus BON @B1 NW
I SEC 20 z 125 Rfaiie 33.......200
Die 81 8aut M & M Gllenbabn Sc.
ieal9ait au SoiepD &oppD fir 8 SO /.
Ssh Section 15, gOwn 125 3la1ie 81
SIS 800
Sobn 9ebrins an Daniel Chisholm
fiir 84 2ots IL unS II, 8lod 4 in @,l,
bsrts &oo sl B%anaespiQe 75OI
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Pro-. =. Gruber
tapier,unfcrri1

grantli6tr untsrri&t int Subscription mad ben
rs%rjI8liGftn @iettpten tsstf&tr Ssnftrratsrien So
~trpfetle mid b~tfonstrs Sem beutfatn pubittunt, unt
tdustfdGlt& @nfdns,rH, TN, cine srte Srsntlass "a
sF.an. Npplifationer t spias e. S slnagsslst s, ,s
an SO, $40, Sta Gssnu,, fitli&. H-4t
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Cine cute 8eIegenbett.

Gin in Cob Spring selesenes Sotel,
.Sarmers Somte," iebr gut uno bequem
einseridtet, nebft StaIuns, lit unter arts
n~ebmbaren Bebinsunsen Su faufen.
Ndberes BEL Senrp26fd,
46-1mt St ViGolaus, Winn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1888-11-08
9tmoe nno 9anoiNnbe.

|. 100 Snbeno pelbc nneefieelts Semr.
BE 81 rs Gents mertb 65 Genie.
100 9ubens itorfe molicne Saniis
banbfbnbe gu Is Gents ipertb eas Dob.
petite.
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knaben Aeberr0fkf.

gu $1.50, $500, $3.50, So. so unb
$500 tpertb 25 8rOsent mebr.
80 9nbeno Seriep aaapen Is Gents
iuertb so Gents.
100 Dnbenb gang tpolene Soden su
20 Gents, fonfttpo pertauft 5u65 Gents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-09

They abstain from the flesh Of animals, the sauen'e'
o. which Is an abominaiioD 10 the Hindu they ""'A
No alcohol their food IS handful u rice ana curry
which they beg from day to day from those 70 "ho"'
they minister Like the natives they oil their oooie'
with COLA oil they 20 barefoot, with turoahs "
protect them from The sum- and their dress Is ~"
yards Of calico, costing about FIVE shlInss The "ho'e
maintenance OF each Missionary does not exceoo
two shillnss week. or FIVE pounds year LIE 0s
successful MeravaL missionaries in South Africa or INC
West Indies their object IS TO become natives, 10 i've
among the natives exactly the natives i've, Simply
exhibiting nobler We and higher aims. They never
argue, or discuss Doctrines. or 90 INTO the EVIL
dences' OF Christianity. They exhibit The asce'o
life which appeals 50 strongly TO the Hindu Ih'y
say. see what our religion does for u.s. no" nappy u
makes us, and how enables 70 dcspise poverty ana
conquer the troubles OF the world. how II MAKES US
c0ntened and cheerful and free from SIM The ma
tvcs like the drums and the tom,oms, The lVeN Nns-
ing, and the bright banners and The processons' S'o
follow them IN crowds, while they find Church Mis-
sonary Society services The lsllngton model dui
and slow. IL may not be high ideal Of religion ou'
It appeals to Indians Just as II appeals TO the past
educated classes at honc.7
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-09

may not be Inpedcd The lips are then to be closed
slightly and rather fnll Inspiration taken Dreaming
through the nOsirils as much as possible. The frll
inspiration taken, the lungs are TO be lett to ihclr
own action. Attention must now be nNcG upon tho
Irspra'!un Tie person must imagine thai he SECS
tn breath passing from his nostfls in continuous
stream and al The Instant he brings his mind TO
conceive this apart from ali other ideas, consciousness
ea.cs him--or at least says the recipe aud he
falls asleep II this method does not az OLce sur
coed. n IS 10 br perscvercd In. aGd. II property
carried out believed to be lniallblc II IS founded
" III, principle that monoiOny, or rhe influence on
tc mind OF a single idea, induces sunlbct and a.
SUCH Is hut another form of different methods which
are familiar 10 great many.
Sin Thomas Brown found II a most eNectual
s0porhc To repeat verses which The we'll
Known Evening Hymn was founded Radicals tells
Us o. some monks who. when waleful, rcsoluiely
Bet Themselves PRAYER, and who. before They had
concluded half a dozen patcrnosiefs, fell
asleep Franklin took his airbath Sir John sinclair
counted whilst STR John Kcnnic, when engaged On
public works mover went 10 sleep without previously
having his hair combcd az the back OF his head
With a fine tuoih.comb and rubbed gently with the
palm OF the hand ComhinG the hair. brushing tho
forehead with a soft shaving-hrusl. tanning. all arc
gonl slecp-inducers. and might well be triel
IN slccpcss children. although perhaps The spanish
practice % getting babies 10 sleep hy rubbing tho
space between tho ceTvical ard lumbar vcr'ebra"-
that u.s. between the neck and wal>i-wiih the hand,
Is T. Is reputcd never to have failed, would be
shorter road 10 the ssmc c0aL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-09
to 100000 a month shows that the present rates
IN the West and Northwest are remunerative

to 100000 a month shows that the present rates
IN the West and Northwest are remuneraiive
The sccrc airy of state yesterday issued certificate
Of incorporation TO the American Horse Show Asso.
citation OF Chicago. with capital Of 10000 Potter
Palmer {. r. Cummings, George l.. Danlap' H.
Hall Mccormick Charles schwartz. T. c. lewis ana
- X Farbana are the ncorporatoN M' runner
says Il Is The intention Of the incorporates W
hold annua! horse shows In Chicago Inc pan VI
the New-York Horse Show VIII be copied IA al Ns
good points, and the whole, II possl0ic' eAociic"
Tie first exhibition will, Il the present pans "
carried out be held at the Exposition Building ncN'
fall Tn, horse shows heretofore given here have
been under the management OF the s'a'o boalu VI
Agriculture and IN connection with The Fat s'ocK
SHOW There has been much complain, OF Dad MAN.
sgcment, and the now company is The NsuH
The City Council is preparing for another attack
on the Gas Trust on Monday night resolution VIII
no introduced in the Council, calling Ter informal on
as to tho quality of the gas uihlshcu' mere
are many complaints, not only oil inc hieh pi'oe
charged for gas but N the uc m1ci' ihe HpWniS
The Illuminating power OF INC ga 10 y. -,
duccs much smoke. and IS dchn-: In tno T,eH
limo tho ouo warranto sui against the Gas rust
begun under the niccs Of the CitLcns AssOca-
ton hats The Gas Trrs' demurrer wa WIhrt aM
DAYS were given for this. The thirty days have cX-
pred and there arc no poaalnE'' po'"'' -
made to insist on them next week.
Worry unpleasant disclosures have been made con
corning the Uhlich Orphan Asylum, an lnst,uloh
which was founded by rich German cltlIcn Oh 81 III,
csgo According 10 the siatcmen OF several OF
the utlc Inmates, they were Improperly ieG anu
clothed and were cruelty beaten with strap ny, IN,
s,,rerin,eudent and his sons for the most trivial
olfonces II one Of them spoke at table he would
he Iunishcd in this wa. The Humane so.ltE y
investigating the condition OF affairs a; the Asyl
The Illinois laws providing against corporal cruelty
10 children are always rigdly construed against Oh
fraders and provide for fine not exceeding !Joo OF
Imprisonment in the Penitcnlary not eAcccdins hNe
years.
The Mascontah Kennel Club. which was started ny
a number OF prominent young men mere = d tIcd'
Success and much Is expected OF their hIst Iench
Show, which * fixed for April 3. Norman Nll4la'iS
has 1ust been elected president OF the CLUB
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-09
REAL ROMANCE IN HUMBLE LIFE
rnrr, Tho - louis Glnhc Democrat.

An instance almost IS strange "a fiction it,eli oc'
Cured I'm the marriage license department az me Re-
coolers Office yesterday IL appears thar aDOut hlerh
wears previous To the late Civil War coi0fed man,
who now gives the name Of Anthony Edward. ard
who was then married after the custom OF those times
resided with his master In Pike County, Mo. tiom
some cause not known 10 Edwards h. master soia
him 10 a southern planter. but retained possession
~ his wife ana ono child, the only result Of the
n,arriare After reaching the South Edwards lcs
eli trace of hs wife and his former master and child
After the war be remarked. as did also his VIE III.
second wife diving he dufted to -. Louis several
vears AGO and by A peculiar coincidence his WIFE,
having LOST her second hu band. also came n this
CIV the daughter by the Pike County or slave mar
lia.rc accompanying her. The daughter. having g.
cciCcd some inilmatou that her father Nao IN -
for,s made lndcfaticshle efforts 10 ind him. aid
after ahoui thee years S'ach svcccoded IN locating
him in Edwafdsv.ic. Tho result va, meeting be-
v cen her father and mother, after separation OF over
thirty. five Yeas. Tho lucl % this meelng vaj
the appearance al The Recorders ohcc yesterday 81
The aged couple ior the purpose OF ooiaiLnS mar
rlarc license They gave their names a Anthony
Fhwarls age seveny-nine years, and Lucinda GIBSON
age seventy eight years They looked renla kSDiN
Vigorous and hearty considering their ages. and stu
have before them lease to several morc years OF
life The daughter present. ani appeared on ef
oyed At the result Of her cndeavois
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-09
MOUNTING AZ ELEPHANT.

/ l.
Mr. Egrras IN his India aud Tiger Hunting gives
z description Of his selection OF an elephant ana ms
hls eXrercnce in riding y. liz wa. oicieI ms cIog'
nearly ten feet high rs name was Roghanath 1uJ'
and - ur. Barras SAYS. " bore an excellent charact :;
ioi both courage and genteacSs. II ma al d9 hl.ll
two ucn to he sure but that vas hardly the animal
fault os they had approached careessv when it was
Logan by FEEDING him with bread and sugar. whilst
the keeper explaining to nc the animais manners
though ever ready 10 obey order, he much dlshlei
having 10 knerl An ciepnan,S elbows ac tcn.c,,
and T. sometimes gets diseased Joint from being nadr
constantly 10 assume this posture On all SORT OK
ground. 10 enable people TO mount. began. NOR
fore, by getting uD In tho orthodox style when was
on standing before HIN. and indicating that Won
wished 10 mount he wOnld lower himself 10y advancn:
both MI, front cgs you th'n took hold OF he liz, a.
fhp root the iusks. AMI placed foot on The tip Of
csch. lie th"u rose 10 his id height aud tossed ny
his head az high a. his short neck would allow. and
% enabled TO slide between his ears.
To let ne dsmOunt he would haf stoOD On one
hind leg. and raise the other onward. On this ex-
tended limb would slip by means OF his tail and from
thence 70 the ground. which was an easy step
To do all this with an elephant AZ the first inter
o"aintanec was 10 be short thought II advisable to
pass vote Of confidence at once. wished ny first
fide TO BE- pleasure all concerned. especially to
Roghanath Guj as IT was his FIRST eXefcncc with al
enlightened European mahout.
The native dive. from want of thought. kept up
constant drumming on the blasts head with he
all Such an Improvement all a. however,
proved more han the elcDhanine mind could grasp
lie began Ifaif 10 ENJOY NlIl>Nb -'.Ak ~ owl a.
more han mine. tn at last h. marched straight inir
"a immense forest tree Of re ianyan spec'es; ani
began browse lie seized the bOnchs above his head.
and tugglnc violently at them. brought them down
nv devoted skull
Tiis WAS mach. ! raised the snkus. and brought
Il down With a bipw that brought the blood This I'D
mo desired elect and be at once bundled Of By The
road he knew wanted him ~ 20 III merely took
with him branch about the sic ~ small ample tree
70 discuss rs he wea along From this moment vc
were friends ana 10 not think over lad 10 us' fhc
LoOh again 10 bring blood generally n sun
cieEt 10 tap Lin with my finger, 10 get him TO d. what
] wanted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-09
HOw 10 GET TO SLEEP.
800 Chanlhcrs's Journhl

The most celebrated and perhaps tho most I'll
caOous niefhod for procuring sleep met ha' been
d.vl.cd va. oridra fcd by Mr Gardner, WHO.
amongst other nlrrs. had remedies ~ many evils.
-nch As for allavng thsst where no liquid element
could be- procured. TO- improving tie eycsight hy
yerl0us ln.cniOlsv c0ufrlvel glasscs. and for ap
rcsslr hunger ~. slccp.e--nes, however result
me- from n .cvcrc ~l'rc injury 10 being thrown
ffr . ,ha.r-had teen almost infoleralle !ni wears:
us'il De discovered means, which never aIirf"aid
f,il.d him AZ cofr-.ardrg sleep AZ VII The ti-
.crv rslis.d some stir the time, ana many cmi
rcp, tcr-nrs alopfcI u and gave Testimonials ~ 10
is efficacy. Sow. however mar 10 has nIoPpea
alrn-f o,i - ~ i-fcUcc. ~ mav le a boon 70 nave
n. formula reproduced The snierer Who has wooed
secp IN vain l., according g Mr Saldgor 70 he on
he pillow having the neck straight ~ that resIsss!el
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-09
THE ROMANTIC AMERICAN GIRL

From Tho WaIcrbury KcpuDFdh
"The London stands II declares that American
crls arc more pract,,A and less romantic than
English girls We indorsc the moc practical!
part Of The statement but the " less romantlc aiic
raton reveals In, facs that the editor OF The
Standard was never privileged TO scs the interior
Of an American boarding chool girls room IL ne
had scon the photographs pNqne hsAFc>, hoNnsy
caids fancy candy boxes. german faNos cane !.
campaign badges dane" IrOel tnimcs play bils. ana
nve thousand and eighteen hu' dgcd other souvenirs
and articles of brio a-Drac whia are treasured Mp IN
memory of as many jolly times With members OF
The opposite sex he never would have accused Amer-
can girls Of being uniomaniir. Those cod icchcrran
English girls more romantic than ours Go to-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-09
nr Kyrr HIS crsr0MERs.

IfOm To INIratO IIUIhU'
My nicud.' said the maa who was nghtins
cigar 10 tho proplie Of The store, thai ecrh oi
y6qr. sold 10 CEN 81 gar 81 the follow who has JUST
.one ont and b. took u from the same box rom
witch he SOFA me tbs lve-ccner lie must De q
poor Judge VI cigars ,.,
John f. all right replied the proprietor, quietly
He Is a good fudge. lie never makes mistake
In a customer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-09

There Is no radical change since Iast 'eason m Th'
centancc or regret should always BE- sent. Oh blei
uoe 10 all invitations. except weddings 10 chui'h
which do no, include invitation 10 me wedding re-
ccntior when no Acknowledgement ]. necessary. Iln'
ucr cards are usually Of rough cchinr paper m me
long slender shape. and arr decorated 10 metal, o.
dieeren. color or w.ih some very delicate. simple
pani,f g. .en At pink dinners vciy ale Pink carl
I, u. ...l wifi pink design and ilcd WIN A
Hk rhbJA ~ N'4"N '"i," "
lnucncon. is the color OF the card and decofs
'lon. .,- d.
THANK, arc dgc 20 Tiffany & Co. Davis Colamcic *
CO. The society Of Decorative Art. Dempsey Gar
r4u and Fred 4. Stokes & Brother.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-09

Canon Taylor's description q The way In which the
Salvation Army docs rs work IA india is fu OF sug-
gestlon even to Missionaries In our great cities who
wish to reach the masses. They enlist for htc,' he
SAYS g.vo up everything they have. and receive no
payment but are content with bare subsistence.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-09

The Fate Of Tantalus Mrs Gadd-Oh. I'm Just
diving 10 90 out and tel Ms Ganb all the avid
iIlngs my upstairs cirl has told me about The bf
klne family where she used 10 I've.
Mr. Caldwell. why don't YOU GO
Il don't dare 10. Ms. biiflans IS trying 10 coax
my cook OF. and know shel run In lie hlst time
leave the house and n she gets our cook she'll learn
ali about uso-lNew Yo.k Weekly.
Waco evening news. (Waco, Tex.) 1888-1889, 1888-08-11
Mills Will Be Reelected.
To the Evening News

To the Evening News.
The Day seems quite anxious to
have Mary Ann Martin run agains,
Col. Mills for congress. The Day, Of
course, would like to see the best race
possible made against Col. Mills, and
l think it could find a stronger candi-
date in this city than Aunt Mary Ann,
and one that is thoroughly in accord
with the Day in opposition to Col.
Mills on the great moral question Of
the right to drink and get drunk but
not to commit the henious crime of
buying the drink in Texas-except in
a drug store. Two years ago we were
treated to the delectable sight of some
so.called Democrats in this county
advocating a political hermorphadite,
who possibly had endeared himself
to them by his staunch support of
murder and robbery in the military
days of Edmond J., and about five
hundred of them voted for him; some
now say they scratched Mills" but
the vote shows that they failed to
scratch Rankin.
think it is rather rough on the op-
position to Col. Mills after the output
of two years ago, that the best that
can be offered now in the way Of OPP.
position is political prostitute, whose
career is spotted with adulterous, pc.
litical practices, all along the line from
a niger loyal league down to prohi.
bition Democracy. But / can inform
all so.called Democrats that are anx.
ious to see Col. Mills beat, that Re
will be re-nominated by reclamation
and reelected by a larger majority
than two years ago, and neither the
hate of prohibition nor the money
of tariff thieves, which has Deen
wrung from plundered people, can
prevent the unpurchasable Democra-
cy of this district from sitting down
on his opponent, no matter who he
may be, with a dull, sickening thud
that will press the wind out of him
like blast from fog.horn.
G. B. GERALD.