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ab inbieube Delesaternes 8efulomasti,
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Nlbris fsr bort Jirmas Siitorie bar
ui peret iftano til at frembiie iaabanne
perbifulbe aioletsier iom MI. s bette
Department mobtaser ri buer Dag npe
Barer. De flefte oil funne fremlrases
tor 6anbel ManbasmOrsen. 8i bolber
bore Mooftanbere Stansen baabe buab
Mobe os Bris anbelanser. Mansetins
| benne Nfbelins fau lite blipe ipecifice<
ret ber, men pil finbes paa bore Diife
auerebe imorgen.
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Yrefibenten fommer ben llnrmeite
Gremtib til at ubnasne 7 Delesater. Der
lammen meb Delesnter fra europa ifal
orbne gbfisnalerne. Gasen bar paret
forlsmt os operieet til sssbuenbisbebeu
tpaus ben frem peb ,,@eiiers" Gorlis.
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ben ber / 8pen. GUN pil Optrebe
seaiionalorast Os iDnse Nationalianse.
Iilliae Fere forte 1aler Iamt Gang al
Stubenterfuartetten.
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at reiie bib til ben Dag.
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trenbelle. De er inbsaaet / en- Gam
menioerselie meo 1Brenoeoinsfirmaer
uoenfor @tateu til 8robibitionsilopens
5orbaanelie, men allisepel ieier @epubz
lifanerne.
8. s. Gferbalsoolo soar enbo paa fri
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loonfeeperne juit life itillet ! noset for
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efter bog Suffice forat faa Sfsrbalspolo
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not lite albeles tilitrattelise, buor>
fur be maate lab bam fare. Ser bleu
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bet life lpffes for bore Samfpnbs Beg
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&ate Gielb ifal ! Gibolosiasens Sns
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til at tro, at Brusen af Bin foraarlaser
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s Mibten al Musnf ineebe bet / b
baperife Mlper. 9ioroerne matte lebes
neb Dalerue for at faa Jeoe.
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Gilefaaenoe:

40 StDffer Drels Cuttings, 36 Toms
mer, bel 1llo | ale ieneite 9sit,stples.
ielses slat oppe ! Bpen for soc, ri ifal
tilbpbe bisie for
SEC pr. DarS.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1888-09-14

Stort afbOlosmsoe Ssnoass @fterm.
Rl. 8 paa 9igrnet at 25 Gue. os 6 ct.
81. Gale ai @eu. Simonien os Capt.
6. U. Bottum. @oot 8roSram.
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tionsfomiteen. opleite fsleenoe 8opport,
iom tilfemtes efter en- Del Joranbrinser: !:
Htattornsen.
s ale fsrre 8eformer erfarer pi,
bporleoes 9iitOrien sientaser fig Com
bin ftore & for Slopelenfens Nffaz
jtelie MI er ubfjempet Os seieren bum
bet, msber pi MI en- anben, life mimbre
mestis siennem ale 2anb - aampen
fer DmiDrtelien af alfobol @Deipotiet,
ben paafaloer ales fraftise llnberfst-
telie. England lebebe an | ben fsrfe,
benne er Mmerifa 2eoer; men &ongernes
aonee er fsran bore &offer. s benne
gtrib er Merfeiasen ansaaenbe ben peo>
parenbe Joripnins fra Detinerier, peb
Gals os Sinport al beruienbe Drifte els
Ter neftersipelist Jorbruo.
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mer pi ben rationale 8latform, antaset
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Salooneu iom bort Soils fore Garban
belie % bet fariisite Clement for Dor
Gtpre, % at ui forlanser bens fuloitea
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1888-09-14

Bafor Sanles W. @learp, national
Taler al ben fatolife Total Nfbolo llniz
on Mmerita, talte 5rebas Gften paa
Garmonia Qaa.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1888-09-14

@unbbebsfomm,siionen bat tillabt
Mrs. u. Bees, at opsrape 2iset at ben=
bes Manb, iOm bpbe for omtrent en-
Maaneb iiben. 20 Tiger fer ban bsbe,
arbeibebe ban paa en- Jarm Nerbeben
af Dsieo, buor ban fif Solitif. 9an
blep lenbt til ct. 8arnebas 9oipital
Der | 8pen, bpor ban bsbe. Stisnt ban
baube Brepe 2ommen, iOm piite bpem
ban bar, blep ban bog 5esrauet, aben al
pere sienfienot.
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40 Stpffer Silf gorb Noueltp @tripe
cuttings, AZ CONNER, ale | be popule.
&c 9sffarper, bel lllo os til ale Tiber
uetb sSc, ri ifal benne llSe labe BEN
saa for
so Gents.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1888-09-14

6eit bolbes Dusbas ben 26be Sep
tember paa Dania 3all at ben norife Gfz
tolbsiorenins. st sOot ProSram. Jors
friifnins pil ierperes. Billetten toiter.
fun 10 Gents.
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so Gents.

&asie e1er so @tpfter bel NIB Fri.
cot, 38 Tommer. Sob Hariation 6nr>
uer, alminbeli9 Bare for SOC. ait foml<
ner 9anoelen Manbas til
Soc pr. Barb.
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Min,leapoIis.

Dmtrent 500 Den,ofrater, lebla9et al
8rais 8anb, braste 9on. 6. N. 8il=
ioa en- ierenabe 6rebas Nften.
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so @tpfter etripe Satin Werber,
)piltet CT bet meit anerfjenbte 8ioletbi
iormeoelit fin 2paiitet Os lliliceliebto.
lue / moberne 3olsrer, meset imasiul6e.
Bi tiltpoer bem llsens 2sb for
88e DAtots.
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$robibitioniit niiternesYlatfor
Ninnelota.

Or. Gatterlee, 5ormanb for &eiolus
tionsfomiteen. oplefte fslsenoe &apport,
iom tilnemtes efter en- Del Joranbrinser:
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preferred against him was entirely fictitious.
and the work of two men whom he had whipped
in n dght

preferred against him was entirely fictitious,
and the work of two men whom he had whipped
in fight.
President Stearns has retired from the presi :
dency of the Detroit association, and Charles II;
Smith, director, has been elected to succeed
him. President Brush was . great admirer OF
Mr.. Stsarns aud deeply regrets his resignation
because be regarded him as valuable man TO
the League.
Spalding credits Arson with having heart
too big for the baseball business Says he:
.'Anson never likes to take money away from
the men, and though he often makes bluff at
never reports it. There has not been dollar
taken from my men in fines since We fined them
for drinking last year"
Tug" Arundel is practicine daily in the State
armory, at Auburn, N Y. his home, and he ex-
poets to be a terror to all base-runners next
season. He 10 also practising pitching. and
thinks by the time the season opens he will have
mastered all the various deliveries. and will try
his hand in the box IL Myers. Hackett or Buck
ley will consent to catch him.
The choice Of the Boston base ball players, al
most to a man, for captain. with full CONTROL as
between M J. Kelly and John F. Morrill, Is the
latter. They like him because he does not adj
dress his companions with vituperative language
after q game, because he is quiet yet firm, and
because his head 10 not inflated. They say that
if discipline was not Whist it should have been it
was because Manager Morrill, would have had
to show favoritism to the captain Of the nine
Sporting Life: 'Yes, I see that Indianapolis
is Growing about beating rs out or Eeterbrook,
ALSO. said President Nimick to-day. ''Well, we
did not want him. While in New York. Hor-
ace Fogel came mp to me aud said: did you
see Esterbrookf You might get him. Indian
apolis is talking about signing him, but hardly
will Yes, there he is,' I replied. pointing TO
Esterbrook, who was standing in the hotel COR
ridor. Well. asked Horace what he thought
of the man, and he advised me not to take him.
So told Fogel afterwards that we did not want
him. And it was not Indianapolis who beat us
out of Hines, but Washington, by their hasty
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-01-08
Worked by the Day.

Boston Transcript.
'.This world was made in six days. said the
parson.
THAT may be- replied the scoffer sbut it
couldn't have been done by contract unless
public officials were good deal different from
what they are these days
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travelling companion in the person OF Jesse
Feary. the armless wonder, who paints, sketches
and writes with his mouth.

travelling companion in the person OF Jesse
Feary, the arn1less wonder, who paints, sketches
and writes with his mouth.
The following is the programme to be rem
dered by the Reform School Club at the Y. M.
C. A. Hall next Tuesday night. AS will be
seen, there is plenty of variety, and as it con-
sists largely of singing in which the boys show
much talent, q very pleasant entertainme ut may
confidently be anticipated:
Part I-Minstrel Scene.
Interloeutor, L. D. Drake-Endmen Clawson and Bell.
Morris and Simmons.
'sWrite Loving Letter to Your Mother" Cross
ssCar'line, Car line Simmons
cold Wooden Rocker Cummings and Kratzer
at Amt Coin TO Rain Any More Bell
.sOh Dat Watermillion'i .Clawson
"Wben the Whip-poor-will is Calling Davis
Parody "a Boys Best Friend is His Mother Davis
Part II-Concert.
Plow-boy song Chorus
Little Footsteps Brown
Song of Childhood Chorus
Another Sweet Face in the Cradle Smith
Take this Message -Forsan
Thinking of My Home. Cummings
Part H. Seeing the Elephant
Silas Somerby ian old farmer addicted
John Somerby- Max Frommer
Sallie Somerby "a manageable daugh-
teri frank Smoek
Bias Black ia colored teamster) Columbus Simmons
Pat Murphy ian industrious Irishmanl
Roscoe Clawson
Part IF-Sacred Songs ia Chorus.
Help Little.
I've Message from the Lord.
Believe in the Lord.
God be with You till We Meet Again.
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Boston wishes it understood that Buddhism
is by no means the same thing as Boodle-ism.
Woman's chronicle. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1888-1???, 1888-10-13
All Sorts.

Paying attention to a milllonaire's
daughter is sort of court in bank.
= Merchant Traveller.
, George M. Pullman makes it his
rule to pay women equal wages with
men when they do equal work.
Nothing but Leaves" is the sad
song of some of the seashore hotel
proprletors.- Boston Beacon.
Next to having her young man
come to see her Thursday evening, a
girl likes best to stand on the sidewalk
and look at the engagement rings
shown in a frst-class jewelers. win
dow Somerville Journal.
The best time to practice on an ac
cordian in a full clearinghouse is
from II at night till, say, 1 in the
morning. Things are quiet then.
The world is hushed. The other
boarders are trying to sleep, and your
ear is then attuned to a finer con
ception of melody than at an earlier
hour.
Whiskey is the key by which many
gain an entrance into prison. Brandy
brands the nose of all who cannot
govern their appetites. Wine causes
many a man to take a winding way
home. Ale causes ailments. Cham
payne is the source of many a real
pain. Beer brings many to the bier.
Woman's chronicle. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1888-1???, 1888-10-13

the great attractions was the baby
show, where a valuable gold watch
was awarded to Wrenetta, infant
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Lorian
Miller. Mrs. Miller is q native of
Arkansas, and well remembered as
Miss Nettie Bostick, by numerous
friends, both in Little Rock and Fort
Smith.
The board Of guardians of the Old
Ladies' Home find it necessary to ap-
peal to the public, which has always
heretofore responded generously in
behalf of this helpless class of bene-
ficiaries, for aid to carry them through
the winter. AS the most direct and
least Objectionable plan, they ask for
donations to be sent to the Home any
afternoon of the week, commencing
October 10Th, when a committee of
ladies will be in attendance to receive
and credit them, and explain to those
who favor them in person the manner
in which the Home is conducted.
Anything useful in a family will be
acceptable, but money and provisions
that will keep are most needed, and
the doners may feel assured that their
gifts will be gratefully received and
economically used.
Woman's chronicle. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1888-1???, 1888-10-13
TO MOTHERS WHO READ
THIS PAPER.

Some reasons why you should use the
CHARM FAMILY MEDICINES, prepared at
Bonds Pharmacy, in lieu of Patent Medicines:
lst. They are simple, safe, and reliable rem.
edies for the uses indicated.
Cd, They are not patented or secret; their
composition is known to, and approved by
our leading physicians.
3D.. They are the rery best remedies to use in
the absence of competent physician, and
should be Kept in the house.
4th. At this season of year the Blackberry
Dlarrhga Cordial, the Cough Syrup, the Never
Failing Chill Cure Qiqud or pills., and the
Vegetable Liver Pills are in SPECIAL DEMAND
and give perfect satisfaction. The Candy
Worm EXpeller, the Iron Tonic and the Arnca
Lniment are needed at all times.
Satisfaction, in their use, is GUARANTEED.
Woman's chronicle. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1888-1???, 1888-10-13
A Change {. Base.

sDimpie, have you been at the
preserves"
"No, mamma" was the faint an
sWer.
"But they are all over your face,
child"
''Den, mamma, l dess re preserves
ave been at me-" replied the little
miss promptly.
Woman's chronicle. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1888-1???, 1888-10-13
Abuse of the Toothpick.

The tooth-pick, when used with
discretion and at proper times and in
proper places, is an unobjectionable
little instrument. Its occasional en-
ployment is, as rule, necessary to
cleanliness and the preservation of the
teeth. So, also, is the use of the
toothbrush. This adjunct to the
toilet is, however, never used in pub
lie. The person who, after partaking
of meal, should proceed to publicly
use his toothbrush would speedily
find himself banished from decent
society. Yet such action would be
less Objectionable to witness than the
service to which some people who pre-
tend to refinement and culture put
the toothpick. There is but one
place in which it may be rightly used
the dressing-room-and no person
who has the slightest consideration for
the feelings of others will handle it
anywhere else
1t would seem to be almost unnec-
essary to make snch statements as
those in the foregoing paragraph. No
one possessing any delcacy of feel
ing or squeemishness of digestion will
dream of controverting them. And
yet the public use of the toothpick is
daily increasing, and has already
reached proportions that strike the
foreign visitor with establishment and
disgust, and make the lives of many
of our citizens anything but agree
able.
The practice has doubles grown
owing to the large number of people
who live or have lived in hotels and
boarding-houses, where toothpicks
were furnished with the idea that
guests would take them to their
rooms, and in some of the good hotels
guests can even now only procure
toothpicks at the doors by which they
leave the dining-rooms. In other
hotels and in many boarding-houses,
and also, it is sad to have to write,
in some private houses, the toothpick-
holder is regular ornament CO of
the meal table, and its contents are
assiduously worked.
In no other country that the writer
has ever visited have toothpicks been
publicly used in private houses or in
the presence of women. An English
woman or a French woman of the
better class not onl y never dreams of
using toothpick before people, but
she considers it something that it is
Woman's chronicle. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1888-1???, 1888-10-13

more pleasant not even to mention.
Here, however, it is no uncommon oc-
currence to hear a lady ask for the
toothpicks, and select one that she
thinks will fit her needs. : The Epoch.
Woman's chronicle. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1888-1???, 1888-10-13

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