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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-12-28

OIL l.. Msges denies that the night ssainst
Rusaell Errett for chief clerk OF the Eenais
bad been abandoned, and that the Cochran
boom hsd collapsed. Ho said he VA for
Cochran FIRST, LAST and all the timo,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-12-28
went % RsittsDur9

Benjamin Breitigam, Q young TELEGRAPH
operator Of this city, who has recently been
working at Ronk's station, for the Penn.
sylvania railroad company, left this after
noon for Pittsburg. He hes secured posi-.
ton on the Western division.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-12-28

2slh Carson, Of No. 42s West
see@ Ses given birthday sur
eyenine. There was quite q
y OF ner iriends present aud thew
~ nms until iats. hour, with ocsl
.mentAi musia dancing ana
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-12-28
AARRIA0A0.

sLovxn-MRLLINonn.-A Grace parsonaao.
this city. on IhursdAy evening. Docember ~.
1858. by the Rev. q. klvtn hOupt. nr. Irsn.
city. ~
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-12-28

Fssuk Hssss soa q Albert w Aurss, On
ovsrssee u soe q TIE eoetnA diills died as
h,s isshcs's homA No ts1 south Queen
yoors q sge sod aHaudSd tho toyT hish
Ssheol, fto6 which - Woaldl lavs ofsdesisd
nexs ssnnes: Ao ~ memtsr Of the
ffis9dA For several yeass hO had boen
employed q dinsrsn6 times by Sohrcysr,
the floeIGt
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-12-28
= Westhisss SON.

29m Alien hss been ssnt TO jan for 30
a a Aioesman Hsrshsy, Tor being
- dtocrdsriy. The prosecutor is
20 q The accuged, who hes become
- eoncuct OF the latter, who pre-
- drunk oil the time rather than
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-12-28
xAs shes,i.g match Cios.s.

Nag 70 ths di.aerssabls weather there
- ohootipg at McGrann's park Thurs
tWenoon. The srsinlprsventsd more q an
natch IN the afternoon, Il was ct ten
Nach, Il yards rise, and resulted as
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FEN Down s,s.ys,

Henry Lossner, reading q No. $40
Church street made misstsp lase svsning
and fell down staira His head IVES 90
badly cut that the services Of DR.. Bhirk
were required.
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AAkkHTH.


fhhedoIph1 FF00UC0 AAf60N
PuILADsLPHIA, Dec. n. - Flour dun sslcs
9oo bbls MINI: hskers. u sos % Penn'A.
vnmily, N6ekGt 76 Western DO. d 75os 80 /;
kye -four, t3 3003 Ks
,Whsaas5iIsc. ss,So; jan. 9,szc; Feb. s7c; /;
Corn .1se.. A2,<c; jan. exc; Feb. Asssc !;
March. 35c.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-12-28
usspse6 VWh r.eres,, - 0sl,es.

Seventh ward colony, residing o. Middle
street, hae beon offooeod end held fo4
hearing before Aldermen Deen, on the
charge Of larusny . baiisa The prosscu.
tor 10 John Fae6ley, who alleges that Bren-
Nor hired . waGon of him and now refuses
% return Il
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-12-28

John H. Kurtx left Lancaster oday foI
Lebanon, 70 take charge of the Lebanon
etove workA He was employed when ia
this city st the store OF Kieffer a Herr.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-12-28
New Yearss Off

Hirsh Bros. have donated 100 pounds Of
New Years Day.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-12-28

JoHL l.. HAINrs. auotionoer. will sell TO nigh,
at the Leopard hotel about six acres OF land
with Improvements. just beyond the watch
Fact on the Columbia turnpike.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-12-28

DUBLIC NALE.
x on wEDaKsDAY, JAHuARY Q, 1850. q
the leopard hotel, on East King street. Will
BE- solo that rwo-stOry bH1Ck DWkLLlN0,
Kitchen Attached. situate No. UN west Chest
nut street. hall. six rooms. Two kitchens ana
Lot t - s. 81 'i lis aeet. 20 20 i, puSi,c siIsS. III:
properly islocated IN rapidly gro wing eeiah.
borhood and 10 worthy the etten tiOn Of buy.
efD. ALLAN a. HERE
Real Estate ana lnsurapoe Agent,
l0J kast King Street.
b =. Rows, Auct. aecN.tsd
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tlarer unb babel tnapper Jorm ge3eigt
tpirb, bob Der Mnardismus nidt ettpa
cine Nbatt, Dber elm Nusmu1s bes So.
ciolismus, ionbern beFea abioluter
@egenfab it'll
lIns foI i5rigens rur ~tpun5ern. Oh
Bic beutIhe &eihsregierung nod Nns
nahme beg perfddrften eoeialiftenges
iebes aud ben 'YrofeHor gbolpb Wog.
ner bon ber BerIiner 11niberIitdt, ben
betannten plReni9aftli6en 0erfe9ter
beg Staatsfoeialismus. nit berbannen
tpirb? l1ebriaens erfiebt man aus benz
1mfanbe, baB ". Wosner = troy go
eialiiengeieb unb troy bes rfleiaen Be'
ldgerunas3utan6es"-na4 mie Dor bic
Sheorien bes 9oeialismus bonn Ga'
tbeoer Der erften 9o6iduIe 9eutid=
lambs tpeiter p~ertritt. BOB bic beutihe
&esterung bod nod Ianse nidt 10
eusber3ig 1T, uie 9etr German Safer
bon Der vS0inois Staatsaeitung."
Mad befen Nnidauung tpiirbe BRO.
felIor Magner niht in bic 6aaen Der
uuioeriitdt aeb6ren. ionoeru in cine -
8erbremers Gol0nie!
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California @etue.

Weinliebbaber finben elm groBes Gas
ger pon feineu California Weiner BEL
9errn s. s. Mener am Nlamo
plasa. 9err Meper iuft bic Meine
an Ort uno @tele aus mb farlft brett
aus benz Seller ter Wein3idter. Mls
gutem &enner gelingt es ibm tets, bic
beiten Sorten aus5umdblen. gr fam
feline 9unben uno Gamilien nit einenl
guten Sropfen nerieben. &otb= unb
WeiBweine in bor3asIi6er QuaIitdt
pom iegt ab $1.00 per @alone = frei
ing 5aus geliefert.
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MRS. gstuslotu,s eootbtna gprup,

Reb. Splpanus Cobb f&reibt i'm 80.
itOn @hriitian 6reeman4: auf feinen
6aa wiirpen mir cine Mebi5in e~nipfeblen,
nameutli4 fir 9inp... wenn mir nidt
wiBten. buB fe gut 1T. Bon Mrs.
Biuslows @nrup tSnnsn mir iebcd aus
Grfabruns ipreGen. Sn un'erer eigeneu
5amilie bat er fid uls Seseu eru ieien,
neil er einem Rinee. bas nit 3olif se=
peinist mar. S&tuf peri&ufte uub ben
Gltsrn &ube wdbreno Der Waat
H1erte. Die meifen Gltern werben bies
fen Seaen gu iGdsen wiHen. !9ier III
Elm %Irtitel, Der fi1 bepdbrt unb bormlos
III, benn Der S&laf. ben er benz Rinhe
p.rfdafft. III natirlid unb Der tleine Gn.
gel err a&t 70 better ME elm Rnopf."
DdbrsnO bss 3uhnens 1T ieiu @rfOls I'M.
iddsbar. Oir haben bdufis genus bon
Wiittern bic aeuseruns 9ebSrt, baB fe
nidt Obns ben Syrup iein mSsen bon Der
@eburt bes 3inces an bic 5ur Bolens
bung bes 3obnens. 8ertauft BON anen
apOtbst.rn gu IS Gents bic Glai&s.
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0erf1ult@.

Ssrr \. Q. 6~r6bliGfsin bon gfobsIe, AIa.
basa. f&rei6t: So perfebIe nte. Or. 2tuss
,Neuss MitteI seaeu eapnSfuGi" ga emyfeb.
len, ba i'd Is felbf sesen etnen ~bartnddiser
8au bon 8ronditis uno aatarrb anse~enoel
babe. % bat mir iofort erle,9teruns Der.
daft uno bat mid Oann 10 sebeilt, bab Id
ieitoem teinen anfal pieber gehabt babe. Sd
mug aud nod b%etcuen, bab t4 3upor ;ablrei9t
anbere Miitel obne ben seriagfea @rfolg &c.
b au9te. llebrissns bat mir aud Der @ebraud
bon electric 8itfers uno Or. Sings 9eue &c,
benS.@ laen febr gut setbau nno i9 fam fl
beftens ehipf blen.
g. Rings neue gntbeduns sesen Sdpinb
iudt. Sufsn uno @rfaltunsen piro unter ga
rantie n~erfauft.
@robe . 8Iaf&en sratis in Der gpOttbste bon
U. 0reib.
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Cinderella Sdnb 'Gtore.
@de Oft onhonfraBe unb Mpeaue c.
paniti panitI .panitl

panitl pauitl .paniH
sr nnfere iosben i'm Often anges -sa
fauften Torrdtbe an Snuben unb
stiefeln mtffen In IA Sdgeu
nerfauft tperben, unb fei
1eA es unterm Goftenpreis! ga
Golgenoe 8eifpieIe bieneu als Beueis
unierer beiipie0os niebrisen Yreiie:
II perfhiebeue Nrten niebriger berren.
iAuhe gu $l.40(E n-grospreis 1.75)
9anbgendbte 0errenf1ube vgongreb"
gu $2.75 Cont iibliber prets 81.
gTtrafeine baEbgendbte 9errnf1ube au
$3.50 (anbersmo 3u $3.50 perfauft.)
Gnabenfhube u. Gn6pfftiefel 3u $1.25
(En-gros preis $1.50).
@rtrafetne 2n6pffiefel fur 2naben 81
(Wertb $2.75).
Oamen. pantofeln SIR. 5 80 au nur
Is Cts. bas paar (Wertb $1).
Seine Mdb1eni9ube BON 8laeesQeber
gu nur Is Gents (Wertb 81.
&inberf@ube gu 40, so unb 80 Gents,
bic anoersmo 80, Is @ents unb 81
foften.
8abp .S@ube berf6iebeuer Dirt, bon
Is Gents on.
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6uQ'S

IS siebt mebr 2aiarrb In tiefer @es
genb bes 2anbes, nls ole anoern Qranfs
hei!en Sufnmmengenommen, unb big in
bic leBtsn Sabre belt man i'm fir
uubeilbar. 8iele Sabre lang ertldrten
ibn Dottoren fur elue lofale Rranfbeit
unb peri6rieben lotale 9eiImihel unb
ertldrten i'm, neil fie Tin beitdnoia nit
lotaler 8ebanblung niht turirten, fur
unhsilbar. Die WiHeniHaft bat be-
rpleier, bob ber Qatarrh cine Ronfitu,
tionsfranfbeit 1T unb baher cine fonhis
tut'onsmdbiae BebanbIung erforoert.
DOLLS 2afarrbsQur, fabri3irt bon r.
s. @henep & So &plebo. O., 1T bic
einyse isbt I'M Warfie befinbiiGe tonfi.
tutioneae 2ur. sic tulrb in Doieu
bon 10 3ropfen aa eiuem 9ssel6HeIpon
eingenommen. Sic wirtt brett auf bas
Blut unb bic i6leimigen Oberad9en
bes Spffems. Sic bieten bunbert Dol,
lars fer ieoen Sol an. ben es nidt fu
ritt. 2aBt @u9 girfuIare unb 3eua.
nife fommen. Nbreffrt
s. s. @henep & Co.,
9oleoo. Obto.
s9-gertauft BON a~potbstern, IS @ts
6ntarrb,@ Sur.
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8oltpm, ber Mufticuatpr. an

Bolton, ber Mnftinnatpr, an Der
9outouitraBens8 bride, bat einen i96n
afortirten 8orratb bon M66eln =
Waaren erifer Glale-3u raifonabIen
preilen. Stiible, Betien nit Spring.
febers Matrasen. por5elans. @lass nnb
Neferi1mieb Waaren unb fat Naes
4noere, mas Sbr our comfortabIen Mus.
ffatiung Cures 9auiss nbtbig babt. 81
madt fi@ Elm 8ergntgen 5araus, feline
Waaren gu aeigen unb pre,ie anaugeben.
Seben Sam t q g. Dormtttags 10
ubr finbet in ieinem Store Elm Outs
tionsbertau fat. 7,2,1im
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6. 6. @2auer.

WeF CT mereefrab
bdlt elm groBes unb iebr ~gerudbltes Ga.
get BON 9apeten. &ouIeaug,
StIberrabmen unb 2eifer.
unb ferner nebeu 3ei9nen,M ateriaIieu
aller Art, Garbeu unb Mufreis
der MateriaIien. befonoers
banners ferttg semtf9te
Garheu. bic befeu unb biGisffen im
Nayfte, bt; inter boiler Garantte Der.
tauft uerbem. &enferr unb Sbte,
geIgIas uub anbere In bteies Sad
i@laeenbe Artitel; tporiu Serr Mhler
5as gr6bte Eager i'm Wefien bes Gtaa.
tee bat. N~uftrdse aus benz 2anbe tuer.
ben prompt ausgefihrt.
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- Sluetuationen i'm Marfie fit giz
fenpaaren fann Sober permeiben, Der
feline Orbers bur9 pieper&S1 u I.
b eB a~usfnbren ldBt. Gabritanten re.
guliren ibre preiie mad benz RonIum.
piper & @duItbeB baben tets einen
enOrmen @orraib BON 6en3orabt, giien.
bled u. I. ~. unb lie n0tiren fribere
1ieorige preife, tuenn bieielben aud i'm
i'm Marfte fteiQen.
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= 2aBt @u@ ni6t tduiden burd
niebere preiie fur Grbeit, meIde better
als irgenb cine in Seras seliefert tpirb.
fonbern Derfiigt @ud mad Gala
M q p's pboto9raphiidem Mtelier. SO.
Alb Sf>9outon.5 traBe, po gu6 quite
uno 5ufrieoeniteaenbe Arbeit gu reelem
Yrei(e QQrQntirt tuirh.
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MuftIdrung.

Meper: vWas finb benin bas fir
2eute i'm Rei9sias. bic man i'm Trats
tionsberbei6niB als ,Wilbe" benannt
finbet9" - MiiQer: Drummer 3etl!
Die iinb in &amerun. Nn9ra pequena
unb anf ben Bismard Snieln gemdblt
lpprbeu."
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Sudleus Srusea.ealbe.

Die bette Gable Der 8elt fur S&uitte
lueti6unseu, @eldwite, 6ieber. anb 9aut.
ausi&Ia9, 6le&te, s~eiprunsene 9dnbe, Groa'
beulen unb ale 9auttranfbeiten furirt "a.
naprrboiben ober teine Seaabluns. B6uia.
Satisfaction sarantirt ober bas @elb mtro
turiiderfottet. Is Gents RE SGaAtel bel q
Drejb
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70. S. Gutteriioe & 60, 1886
Dit 0oultons@ Stripe. plumbers. @ass
uno Steam : Gittets, baltsn ii9 benz
yublifum fiir ale in ibrGa9 i6lagenben
Irbeiten empfObleH unb perfpreden
prompte Beior9ung aller Nuftrdge.
Sronler9ter, Sos. 5irtures, 8%abepans
men. Glofets &C. lfets OH 9anb.
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Gime fransDiti@ :italienii@e .,Gpaus
t1ltttQ."

3wii6en Grantrei9 unb Stalien lift
es 3u elmer bebentliden Spanning &c.
tommen. 9ie Ilria6e bierbon 1T Der
folgenoe 8orfaa, Der fih in Glorena er.
e'gnete. Die bortige Boli3ei peranital.
tete cine 0ausiuduug I'M frana0fiden
&onfuIatsgebdube, um in ben 8efiB ge.
wlRer Dofumente au gelaugen, bon be-
men man puBte, baB ie ih bort befans
Den unb melde Der franS0fide Goniul
lid beraus3u9ebeu gemeigett hatte.
Der Barrier n&epublique Grancaife"
miro lber biefem vunliebfamen 3mi.
f9enfaQ" aus Rom telegrapbirt: rWr.
6lourens, Der frana6ff@e Winiiter bes
4usmdrtigen, bat ii9 bel benz italieni,
iden Miniftsr bes Musmd,tigen. @,gnor
Grispi, barhber beibmert, oa6 Stalieu
10 lanae fdume, N%uftldrungen iiber ben
Glorenser 8orfal gu geben ober li9 5u
entfGulD'gen. Glourens fiinbiat Grispi
an, rbaB-menn Der bstrsfenbe GIorens
ger Hlhter feline Orobuna pahr MAIDEN
iolie, nod einmal nit p~oliNibeamten
in bas Gonfulat ein3uoringen uno nod
Shrifttudeu 5u iuden,- Jranfs
reid feline biplomotiihen Be3iebungen
abbtehen uno folhe WaBreseln ergreis
fen msrbe, ruie bic gbre unb oas Sn.
terefe Grantreihs IS nerlanse.@
6dlbamtllh miro mitaetbeilt, bab
@rof Mornp. Der fran36ffde @eianote
In &om, Derrn 5,ourens semelD.t babe,
oas bic 6%loren5er @eri9tsoeb6rbe NIT
Der Mofi9t umsebe, bic Auttsiiegel. nit
bsnen bas frans6ff1e Gonfulat bic
Observation-Disclosures zines Gran3o.
fen Namens 0ufeir pelfehen babe. ges
nathan au entiernen. Jlourens bat
ben @rafen Morup beauftra9t, benz
Niniiter Gristi amtlih m~it3uibeiIen,
baB 6rauflei9 Stalien fur eineu berar.
tigen @ewaliaft Derantwortli9 MAIDEN
wer6e.
Die Barrier gldtter seisen i@ ii6er
bieien 8orfaa iebr autsereet : beinabe
in bemielben Grade, tuie bel ben,
S1ndbele. Sale = unb p~erlangen bon
Der Reaierune, bob re In Der euereifd.
fen 6orm fur bieie rBeleibigung
Grontreids1 @enugthuung forbern
fone. germeisere iebo9 Stalien, fofort
cine ioI@e, unb 3tuar In %5u!rieoenftel.
lenber Gorm, 3u geben, 10 fole bic Re'
gierung iofort ibre oiplomatifhen Ser.
treier aus StaIien auridaieben unb
dmmtli9e StaIiener aus.
Grantrei9 ausmeifenl So.
mentli9 in SIofrantrei6 wirb Der leb,
tere 0orf9lag iiberal aroBeu Mnflang
finbeu, ba bic fran36fiGen Mrbeiter
bort fehr f9tper unter ber Ronturren3
Der italienifhen eingemanberten Mrbeis
better au leiben baben, bic - tpie aud
bier In ben Ser. Gtaaten - bel fdled.
ter Ieben unb in 6olge befen pieI bills
ger orbeiten f6nnen ais bic fran36ff9em.
Die geipannten Be3iebunsst auiiGen
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= Ma1t Cure 8efeuungen fir Sta,
delbrabt, glatten Drabt. giienblet.
Qupferble6 uub 36the BET piper &
equities 249 Morfet Str.
Spart @eIb unb 3eit.
@arantie ftr uiebrigfie Marftpreife.
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1abr<8lam
Aranias Yab 8abn.
81 3 ia b t.

u a tt
Bon San Nntonio rad Corpus
@brifi, 5oufton unb @al.
oeron-.:.----...-11 ubl Vorm9s.
Bon San Nntonio nod Gerr=
billie ..---..-.-.>.-.6 l1br Nbenbs.
-N ntunft--
Sn San Iatouio bon Corpus
@brifi, 0oufton unb Sal.
betton...-...5 ubr 80 Min. Na4m.
Sn San Nntonio BON Qerrz
bile -............10 l1br 0ormgs.
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Wdmmer,

meIde lire bo1e Mannestrait unb seIafiaitdt
bss Settles ni.ber gu ~erlansen pinfden, erb.I.
ten unentseitIid austunft iber Elm n enc
SeiIberfabren, ptldes fa bis iebt in
ieoem ein3eiaen Sale 9~ldn3enb benGbrt bat.
BebanbIanl ebenio einfah mte bil,g. Sober
fein e,gener arst. Bun nebt Anmeiiura aur
3e,Iuns GRATIS. Ntan atrelfre: Nr,vate
Clinic 8 D.SpensarD, is g. 6pus
ftsn Ctr, Nsw Worfs u. ..
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Sas gr6Bte Eager bon Getpebr.
unb Repoloer. PatrOnen uno 6alien bel
Piper & g duItbeB
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g d BON 9egriff.

2ebrer (su einem iieu aufaenomme'
men S6iler): n@ie heiBt Su2"
Sh1ler: DSafob S9ul3e!A
2ehrer: sWas 1T Deiu 8aters"
S9aler: sSobt !"
2ebrer (unaebulnis): nWas tuar
er benn f,iiber2"
S6iler: .2ebenbigi"
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sas- Sbr fpart @eIb, tDenu ibre Cure
9rudiaGen bel Sobuon Bros.
aufertigen ldBt.
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Der 2oben II iebeu atenb sur geR&,
tIsuus se5haetl
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- 81 pleB in Dberf6IeReu finb
bic f9parseu 8lattern epibemif6 aufs
getreteH.
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ldmptn aufr Art.

4eir fne be oIeinisen Asentsn fir bic Be.
yitmttH MohsHer. Qampen, beren qidf cine
2eaGttrdft bon s BERGEN fat.
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8eiast 8sfdIiffene, iotuie 8erinsere
e4IaS @aarera

BE ton ans perfonIi6 in ben erfeu 0Ias.
tabrtffn bon England. Deutf@tanb uub Hranf.
sei4 an38eudbIt nub befeIt tuuroen.
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TO NY TEN YEARS WIFE.

The silver ripples of quiet seq
Msrmured and sang to 10 In whispers low,
Kind welcome onroling to you and me,
Whom FIRST We met, dear wife, ten years ago.
Ton years ago! We call them but span
In tho strange life which dawns and disap-
pears; '" -
But great the blessing they can yield tho man.
Who finds In them the bliss Of countless
years.
The angry pillows of stormy tide,
Soon-ten years since-drove the bright calm
from view,
AS il fierce War soft Peace must override:
1t has not been so, dear, with me md you.
Faults have you had them, lover know them
not;
Not I sought them at the awful throne;
The faults, the follies, that your heart forgot,
Our marrioge-life's sole dangers, mine alone I
Mans path Is not "a woman's: and you knew
In woman's godllke patience born Of Love,
That Patience is the Deity that drew
On man 8 rough life the blessing Of tho dove;
You knew-since first plighted you my troth
BY the still border Of that kissing sea-
That. weak or strong, thus for kept mine
oath
No woman like you ever breathed for me.
London Spectator.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1888-07-25

Lady Ito bookseller)-"Have you
any nice story-books for children?''
.sPlenty of them. What kind do YOU
wantp' "Oh, something like The
Babes in the Woods or Little Red
Ridinghood.' "We have nothing on
that old-fashioned order, but here is
something very interesting and at
tractive-.Dark Daniel, the Detective,
or the Murder in Happy Hollow y
Lincoln Journal.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1888-07-25
TOMMY WAS EXCUSED.
A Lesson In Arithmetic, or = Clear Case
of Loye's Labor Lost.

A Lesson In Arithmetic, or = Clear Case
of Loves Labor Lost.
Parents, as q general thing, do not
appreciate the trouble teachers have
in making children learn and com.
prehend their lessons. Some boys are
phenomenally dull, and it requires
much perseverance and skill to make
them comprehend even the simplest
lessons.
Colonel Yerger, of Austin, Tex,
has a son named Tommy who is little
obtuse in arithmetic, as will be seen BY
the following conversation:
Teacher-Suppose, Tommy, you have
a stocking on one foot and you put
another stocking on the other foot
how many stockings will you have?
Tommy-Pa don't let me wear stock:
ings in summer.
Suppose, then, it was winter, and
you did wear stockings, how many
would you have? How many did you
wear last winter?"
II done forgot, it's so long ago." Il:
''Well, how many feet have yor
got?"
''Same as always"
''I'll try something else. Suppose
your father has one pig in a pen, an6
he buys another pig and puts it in the
pen, too, how many pigs will he
have?n
dad don't keep no pigs"
''But suppose he did, how many
would he have them"
II dunno, but I'll ask him if you say
So"
The teacher blew heavy sigh from
his tired lips, wiped the perspiratio1
from his weary brow, and then went
at it again. -f
Suppose, Tommy, you have on
jacket and at Christmas your pa gives
you another one, how many jackets
will you have then?'' .>.
'I'll have to wait until next Christ
mas before I answer that. Ididn't get
no jacket last Christmas.
Suppose your mother gives you one
peach, and you have one already, how
many will you have then?"
II won't have none; COS Til eat ZEN
up" >' 49,. :.
The teacher was not man to be dis
couraged by trifes. He began to sus.
pect that Tommy was beginning to lose
ground in mathematics, but he resolved
to give Tommy one more chance.
Tommy, if poor little beggar boy
has cake, and you give him one more,
how many will he haveP' "
81 don't need no beggar boy to eat
my cake; can do that myself :,
Tommy, you can run out and play.
-Te1ds Sitsinaa.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1888-07-25
PAPERS FOR SAILORS.
How Whalers In the Arctic Ocean Get
Their Reading Matter.

How Whalers in the Arctic Ocean Got
Their Reading Matter.
''What do we do with so many old
papers? Send them up to the Arctic
ocean,"
1t was the proprietor of an Quitting
store on Pacific street, and he was an
swering the inquiry of the reporter as
to what he wanted of five thousand old
pictorial and story papers for which he
had advertised.
''To the Arctic ocean! And what do
you do with them there?"
1--WE send them up to the sailors on
whaling voyages. About three hum
dred sailors, engaged through us, are
up there half the year, and to each one
of these we send at least fifteen papers
every season. They are glad to get
most any thing in the shape of pa
per, but most of them like magazines
better than any thing else.
do you depend entirely on the an
swers to your advertisements for your
stock of papers?"
''No; we go to each weekly and
daily, and get back numbers. And
then we send to each of the one
of the newspapers in this city, both
sailors a few of the current issues of
the city papers. These papers came
here in answer to our advertisement"
and he put his hand on stack three
feet high. Some of the numbers dated
back eight or nine years.
Here is another stack of papers,"
and he pointed to heap of papers two
feet tall, that is ready to be done up
in bundles, one for each ship"
"Those letters, do they also go?' A
long box full of yellow envelopes,
each with superscription to
somebody on some whale-ship,
"Arctic Ocean," lay beside the papers.
Eyes, we send each year one letter
to each man. OF course, they like to
know what is going on here, and we
write a general account of matters of
interest and PERSONAL gossip, and
whatever we think the men would like
to know"
'You don't write different individ-
ual letter to each man, do you?"
ooh, no. We bunch them as much
as possible, and make the same letter
in duplicate do for several men. These
letters are all ready to be sent up next
week, but it will be about month be-
fore the papers and letters are all fixed
up and started off. The men exchange
their papers and letters, so that what
we send keeps the entire feet in read
ing matter through the season.-San
Francisco Examiner. ='s Af.."5 j..