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bem breiten atlantil6en S3tanes piit5sA nus
ouf6orlid 6tiirrne Do@ meten bic Minhs
nod 10 befiig, tbirEen li1sbie MeEtH mad 70
bod, 6ie treididen e6iife HaI5en i5re fstiiasI.
nif4e BeIntnag babsn. Souriaep per6tn bo@
ser Meiie 9rpt bieteii pua A6nftr lihb 8e5nnns
gen, bic 8entren fremSIdnbil9sn &auAeN unb
Yrobu3irens aus3uiuden. Senes ar&sIi@e Ras
ben, Seefraut6eit, I'M 8ertin nit &otiff f&4ier-
asn unb sroser 'innerIi9tr llnbsbaglid lta,
iiubet gar manhes sebnIoiee Cpftr nuttr bea
@eiienoen, no bod 9oitttttr9 MaQex@
bitters es oasegen ssfeit babsn bifbt.
Sdifstapitdne unb iiberbaubt alle aItea Gb<eE.
jaden unb trfabrenen @eiftnbef tsnnsu III
Sdubtraft bieles ftdtbaren Nrdbtniib. nh
9eilmitteIs anb nnr feItsn fiibren Ee a ni&t
bel iid. Gnlisranten. D,e ia@ BEN fernen
@eten seben, follten es gum S1uf geeen Mas
laria anneubeH. aebusf bic Ollie bts Hiltsfs
in Gnfprnd sesen Dbspepiie, 8eripefliue. e.
berIeiben, Miereubefdperben unb ale lei0eu,
Delde bic barmenilde uub nngei&nd9te & a.
tisteit oer 2ebensfrdfte teeinfr6d)tiesr.
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Sag n
- NV@DI.ESoE1, in - 1<azz

Weun i'd talten 8lides auf meine
3eit biniebe, ,pie iie fidb irt unitiabareu
ge9ierben, in gebanfenIoien 6ai6en
nah 9a1tigem per3ebrt, tuenn i9 bieies
unenbli1e Wirrlal tb6ridter Meinuns
gen betradte, biefe non, 3weifel umge.
ittir3ten NItdre erblide; menn i'd al
bic Gtupibibdf, 8erlogenbeit. Berrd.
tberei uno 8osHeit, nll bic gtotb unb
pein ber menfdIi1en E. he ins Nage
faile: --ob, bann fann i1 mir nur mii
SUP ben 9lugenblid benten. no bieier
| iammetbDlle grobau In bas Mi1ts 3us
riidgei1leubert miro. Ilnb bas iptrb
in Nsabrbeit- bas @nbe oieier traurigen
Gousbbie fein, beren Mermli1teit mir
! nit benz ftol3en Namen Melt9el9i1te
suoeden. @s 1T elm 9rolt, bab uns bic
NaturuilIenidaft Die 8erh6erung eibt,
ber tragii9e SpaB iperbe eihmal eiu
@nbe nebnten mafien. 2angiam omar,
aber oenno9 raitlos gebt Die Mbfibs
lung bes 2erns unierer grbl6ole bot
fi9. Dos Mrbeiten Der 0ultane unb
bic mormen Quetlen berauben bic grbe
au ieber Gtunbe elmer Wdrmemenge,
,pel9e ibrnie tpieber eriebt tuir6, unb 70
muB bod 3ulebt cine 3eit fonimeu, no
Der Mitteipunft ber grbe feine b6bere
3emperatur beiibt als bermalen. bic
Oberfd1e. Damn tebt bem aerft6rens
ben 3aba ber 3eit feline erbaltenbe
3rQSt ineht enqeaen.. Die .@rQnitmnfs
fen-bort iiber Dem See tperben aerbr6.
deln unb pertpittern, lansfamer freili6,
aber ebenio Fder ipie bic 8latben ber
&oienifrdu9e 6a binten i'm Garten.
Das unerbittii9e Gefeb Der 8ersdne=
li9teit, pel1es oie grbe beberrid5t,
mirb bann itber Der lebloien unb belebz
ten Notur bas fable panier ber 0ers
ni9tnne i6winsen. Bon benz etpigen
4reislaufe Der @endHer unternagt unb
3erfrelIsn, itiir3ea bic Gebirge ins Mfeer
binabnnb bic DberFd6e Der grbe III
llur nod cine unermeBIi6e. pfabIDie
Waiiernhife, ober iie panoelt ii9, falls
bic Waffer in bic Gpalten ber pertrods
iieten unb erifdrrten RuseI fidb berlie=
rem, su elmer tpaferloien, bben @teppe,
3u einem @aotifhen Glumpen.
Dos TT cine bihere 8ifieH, lieber
Jreanb, bemerfte bic Grdfin, gang q la
DarfneB bes groBen 0i9ters, bsi1en
poeHe borbin bon Sbnen als cine bes
ffdnbise Gludt por Der 2ongtueile be.
aeiGnet tpurbe. Wenn i9 iibrigeus
ni9t irre, 10 lnuB Der traurigen natur.
ipifienidaftIi6en @eifaguns, tpel6e
SIR Spleen uns enttpprFen, ginieitigs
Eeit our 2aft geIeet tusrben. Denu
speun es ben ausiasen ber giaturfors
fder 3ufolge aud cine M6gli6feit ober
iogar cine Wabri9einli6teit 1T, baB
Der jebise 3uitanb unieres pIaneten
nur Elm poriibergebenber .itatt eines
bIeibenben uno bab oemielben bereinft
bur6 iteue @ebirgserbebuugen elm gnbe
gemadt merbe, 10 III bamit nod ni9t
gefagt, baB bieie Gaiaifropbe cine abfo.
tute gernihtuns olles 2ebens aur sSolge
baben inliie, ionbern es' bleibt babel
Der 6offnuus Raum, boB unfere nod
unDolltommeue S@bpfung nur III
Sriimmer geben tperbe, UNI einem polls
fommeneren Organismus pIas su
MAIDEN.
t6ortfetuue foIet.3
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5ommerieiee BON seridiepener
2ualitdt+
sfeue auswabl epn Sddera+
lln5weifelbaft bic beite Auswabl
spn Damen~ unb 8inber< 5dubea
Nfdni.er@ u 8naben>S >Sduben unb
Stiefelnnpn Observation-Disclosures
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a ( N { 4 q.
Roman BON s5obaunes e4ers


Gortfetuug.l
Nber botte bic Neeni9beit iemals
cine fold5e Geutralfonues mart bic grd.
jill 3,ueifeInD elm.
Sic bate He, tpeniaifens. portien,
erpiberte Stitching. Mos ma9te bic
86Ifer Oes aIten 0elas Az 10 gan3en
unb uoleu Mleni@enS Das Dur4bruns
eeniein ibrer gon3en grlffen3 brn Der
reIieibfen SDee. Nlle Seiten. ibres
Qebens farbtn fi1 sulammen III Der
Ginbeit einer &eIigion, berer @ardts
teri(iifdes Mserfm0l bic @90nbeit.
Wie relisi6s mar bic belenii@e Qunit,
bic EelIeHiidbe 8oeiie! Sn bet Daritet.
lung ber @ottbsit errei9te Der bilbenbe
aanfler @rie@enlanbs fein Sbeol.
Mie ar5ertrennbar bat 6onler bas
Qeben Der Menf9en an bas Der Gbtter
8efnilpftl @ie fromm III 6opbotles,
iiub geraDe in6em er frpmni tpar, in
Des MDrtes bDhfter Bibeutllng. ers
rei9te CT bic Saline Der tragil@en
&unit. llub felbit bic ipdtere 3eit,
baH Mittelalter, mar elmer gjnbeit bes
2sbens nidt bar. gs III unri1tig. au
i0gen, bas Gbriifentbuin babe ben DUDE
llsuus In bic Melt sebradt. gs bat
ibn nilx ausgeiprDmen unb anerfaniit,
I'm ibn 3u iiberpinben, peniglfens uiil
ben fabnfisu 8eriuD elmer ueberpins
buug bes Gegeniates BON Natur unb
@eiff 3n MAIDEN. Ser mittelalterIitbe
4nfhnfifismn9 mar zine Einhetf kie
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Nnadsalbere nicbt!

Hiemanb bari % iid erIaubsH, nod su erpe.
rim.ntirsn upb iibsrau berumauquadialbern
nenn feline 2unsen IN Gefabr fnb. Dis
gdpinbiudt tritt in itrsn aufdugsn imms,
ais cine Mrt bon Grtdltuns auf. Niemant
IaiTe fia bon irssno einem gambler cine iene,
billietn uno pertbIofen Radabntunsen bou
Dr. tiass nehsr gntbeduns fir SdDinbfudi
unb Ratarrb auff@Hdten, fonbern ilberaeuss
iid. bab sr tets bas ddte uno riGtise Mittel
erbdl' 8isle faufen jene Sta@abmungsn, mel
6isielbtn etpas billiscr fnb. aber man IaiIt
ii6 baba d ni6t ire fiitren, lOnbern beifebt
barauf Or. Rings neue Gntbeduus ~ erbal.
ten, bon welder earantirt piro, bab iie seaen
ale eeioeu oer 2uu8e, Der &sble uno Der Atb.
munsSorsane iiberboupt AbbiiIfe i@aft.
probe.SIafdsu gratis ju baben in oer apo'
thefe bon u. Dreib. Rreis oer sroben i5la.
fhen 81.
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ystue 3epbsr Ginsbaus, Snbta
grtnfles, yereals, 3ausibars, pts
auts, aawns, gattiife, giupeltp
Gprbs, itcttiide 3epbsrs, Scil bu
Ncrt unb anbere gum @aidtn se>
tiSnttt SSssssrrifate IN GROCER aus>
pabl nnb sa peridtebenen preilea.
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glegante gipoitdten in gdnben1
unb Jfiiden.
Die neueittn geuns @eiltnss,
Soearietta Sud-, Grepes, asber
Sud-, Gballte einfarbis unb se~
muifert in alien rnpbernen gaats
tirunge,t+
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attderefett !!

Spit5en. Sptt3en.
auf bieiem Telbe slawen mir
bura bic sr6bte auswabl unb bic
neueften Saden, bic je benz pnblt~
fum nprSelest ipurben* Sprapn,
espptiide, crientalti4e, @aleneienne,
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Son. afex. &. Step6ens.

Sd bin BON meinem Gntel 6on. u.
8. stephens bsauitrast, Sbnen su To-.
gen, oaB er 5u oem @lauben ii6 ueige,
einen Nuben bon Dem @ebraudp 0es
g mons 2ioer &egulas
tors empfangen 3u baben, unb 5oB
er ben 0eriud, fort3uieben miinitbt.
6o9a6tungsDoa %. 6. Stephens,
@ralpforbsoills, Ga. 3. Ndrs 1870.
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Tllr 1llll9e Widniler ltlo iold)e In
ntittlerelr Nlter
s~ eime fid,ere Sur. m

Die f9redli@en Dolsen Der Suaeaofiimbeu,
Geidledtsfdwade uerirfa9enb, nobur1 @eiia
uro Sorper ruinirt tperben, permaneat Aes
betlt. Serstlopfen, @di9ternbeit, samen.
ab1ns. @eba@tnibfdbaas, 8erIuft Der gner.
eie, Abneisung segen @efeaidaft uno Wfdan.
d)olie griiubli6 furirt.
Or. BaiIersus bat prattifde grfabruns felt
Gan, ausgencinmeit er fam Seiluug sdrantireu
eatarrb in allen Stabien, Sdorf, SautausldI
arantbeiten, @beumatismus, Siiftf9msraen, g
rboiben, sfrdmpfe, @ieren. uuo 8laienleibeu,
Huberbanlidfeit unb nerboie S1nade inerben
MIIesgebeimen 4ranfb eiten fu i
unb &ecept C. o. d. berianbt Or. @aiIea.n
8efonbere aufmerfl flamteit ipiiD ben 9amen
bls abr Gbenbs. Sonntass bon Sill llbr
. +. @afier5ug, anninltatipns
@ Mad benz 8. " tara abrefFre mon mi
Nc 7S4 GIN. Strabe, Dallas, xeras.
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Sas lit ber SnbaIt bes proeeFes,
tpelher beute gang 3eras bei1dftigt,
wel6er ben prafbenten ipie ben @ene'
raj, ben HiGter tpie ben paftor In
Spannung ueriebt. gine Morbtbat,
cine 8ran6ftiftung = pah! Sas ifi
etnas alItdgli9es. moriiber man in,
Club Der 9onoratioren BON 3eras
tpabri6eiuli6 ni6t piel Worte berliereu
miirbe; aber bic Siamanten oer Mtas
bame &oofb. aIio eine Splbbiiberei,
mel@e cine polle Million Dollars eins
tragen f0nnte - bas tommt ielbii i'm
2anbe Der Danfees ielten genug Dor,
I'M elm allgemeines Sntereile su erresen.
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ie tn san Mntonip alt1gewielel1 ipurbe,

Gambric in perldiebenen Breitel, u
pretfen. 5arbise 5tidereien Der
feinifen gorte.
@rpbe auswabl spn Damen>
unterse,ls.
gcQifdnbtses Eager BON Damens
unb &tnbsrifriimpfen.
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perfiirat 9laubte. Solder Saber tpu1s
NIT Mar Cnk~ax 0Yfe 0p. ep.nG

berfiir3t slaubte. COLDER 6aber ipud,s
nit ben Sabren. 9lls Scr. Npofb ei.
nes Cages feline Wobnung betreten
tpollte, fanb er fie fiir fid berid1loI5en.
Seine Terfu9e, ben gintritt Su ers
atpingen, miBlangen, ba feline Satin
ben Na6Deis lieferte, baB iie 6errin
bes Term6gens, ullo mad Dem 2edt
bon Seras ni9t nerpfii1tet iei, einen
MattH, Der nidts belize unb itidbts pers
biene, 5I erbalten.
Scr. Nootb itbien ieinen Obren uno
MugeH niGt au traueu. Damn itieB er
etnen Sd3rei aus, tDie Elm pilbes Sbier,
bas feline Sobesmunbe erbalten, lief sur
Yoli3ei uno ma1te folgenbe Mngpben !:
Die Siamanten, tnel9e bamals In
Cincinnati Geline Grenotin abb0nben
getommen tparen, bate er geifobIen.
Der plan 6a5u mar bon linen 4eioen
gemeinfbaftli6 gefaBt uno our1gefiibrt
worben. @s gefdab, um ben Betrag
gu erbalten, fiir tueI9en bic poIisei gut
gefagt bate.
Ser Geamte f1iittelte ben aopf.
| Das fllngt iebr nntpabri6einli1.
Wfr. Hoofb, iagte er. WeBipegen iollte
f6 Sbre Grai, Gleinobien ftebkn lai.
len, nur Inn Die 6umme 3u erlangen,
ipelbe bieie suDor getofet batten!
Sic irreR f9, periebte Der Gatte oer
Wlrs. &ootb. Wieine Jrau bate ibren
guten Grunb, iene Shmufgeaenifdube
Derf6tuinben gu laiIen; benn Iie batien
iene Summer, tuelGe bic poIi3ei fpdter
ftir fe geSablt, uiemals getoifet. Die
Siamanten maren eiafa1 - fali6 !!
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= Sn Quiiiab bat Der Wirtb @ain
ben Wirtb Saunders eridoHen, neil
i'm berielbe tuegen llebertretung bes
6onntassgefebes benuncirt bate.
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BCkG Main Plaza
-lnb-
AcGQlia Stlasse.
@amsbaItee eeAei,it d,toe.

Iii4tader, 6aabtiAa, Ssss
pietten, 8ettOeden, Serim unb Gar
binen. Siidbeden unb Gitits h
geiaen, WOlle uab spliia ulb alIe
SaAen, welde bas 6ausbaIts>
gebtet umfaBt.
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s~ 8ros. liefern bic
beifeu unb billisIien Grudla6en. @ebt
~ ihnen.
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sg Shr fport geIb, ,penn ibrt Gnrs
Drnfiafen BEL .J0bnion 8sas.
anfertieea HSt.
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lpantlde, @seurial, @utpure, @banS
ttlY SptBen In allen Breiten far
ltebertpurf pber Beias4
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Weffidte GtnlaBe
tn peibem uno farbisen s,ique,
Mna, Swib, Nutnlopf. @eiftdter
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DR.. 3. WASSERZUc.

bt bs 3. Wars Der aOt F I'M MAVERICK HorE
IS an1utrefen.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-09-19

HAVANA. Sept. I2-In some localities along
the coast during the recent hurricane, en-
tire fishing villages were swept away. At
sagua 100 corpses have been discovered which
were washed from graves and it is believed
.hal as many more are in the Mangrave
bashes Between Carapace and Carahats
sixteen eoasting schouners are high and dry
in the woods, damaged 10 such an extent
that they will be a total loss. Fish were
killed in vast numbers. Hundreds Of cattle
were drowned in the river and their carcas-
es now endange- the health Of the city. At
sauto ominsac city the dead exceed 80 and
The injured %.
At Cayo Grsncis, toe lishthousew was blown
down and tie inmates were drowned and
two iarge unknown vessels were wrecked.
Ofthe forty-six natives known to have per
ishcd at Carabarian the bodies of but hve
have been recovered. In the vueIta Arriba
and Vuelta Abiu districts the ruin is COM
plcte. The cdne-ields were lain fat. 1t is
estimated that the sugar crop will fall short
ofiast years crop over 60 per cent. In Yuel-
Ia Abio the number Of dwellings, huts and
outhouses blown down in the district is esti-
mated az 3,599 and the top at 81, 100000. The
entire fruit and vegetable crop is complete
~ lost. The total number Of deaths
throughout The island is stated at s00, the
bodies ofseven of the crew, including that
ofthe commander lost in the gunboat Iead
tad. at Databano, have been recovered.
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There ha, been q good deal said about the
iAteres; Of "a farmer insccuring the repeal
or reduction Of rates Of duty. The farmer is
treated like a baby. and told that he is the
under dog, and that he has been deceived
and hoodwinked by the manufacturers.
What viii the farmer lose by the TARIFF In
DE first place De cannot grow wool profit
cblyi g the stills bill should become the
law. lie nov grows about ~510,0J7,o0o
bounds o. wool annually He does not get
mgcl prof, ont OF it ~ the present rate Of
duty, a serious reduction having been made
in 1883. This viii throw ont ofuse a good
deal orianI that Is chiefly valuable for sheep
grazing, twill also throw ont of employ-
mcni about 500 10 flock masters The an-
naal crop ofwaol e worth about s75o)50J0.
This viii be o sarioS loss TO the farmers and
ao. mes by the 7ippant explanation %
CIR. scott tfat 1.-The industry wcrs wiped
QUIZ would cost -lrh farm in Pennsylvania
81 very small amount, between s. and s. a
yesr.
other products ofthc farm are attacked in
.bc Mills biz. Flax pays a duty Of from
81 so; heap SO and IS; jute butts, -;
iutc, % per cent sisal grass SIS; other vese-
table substance $50. These are al putupon
the free lisa and the linen and baer;nS in
forests viii be dependent upon a foreign
supply, while The range Of The farmers crops
is limited. Hemp seed, rape seed and gar
den vegetables are also put IN the free list.
TIE E-n.r does not escape in the free trade
scheme to revise the tariff. Irhc raises any
ding which Me. Mills. acting under the di-
rectioa OK psesideat Cleveland. can consider
RAYS material. il goes on the free list. Iii
the dr>t step towiri ultimate free trade
which, En- She end. VIII deprive Of protection
everything thst IS taken from the ground, In
clnaing iron ores and bituminous coal. We
have shown The farmer thar protection has
enriched him and has given 10 BIN the
home market the egisienoe Of which side
MED by tbe Blind free Traders. This should
stimulate him 20 sappor. the pToieciresys
tenn, bun fills Is lot enough surely the d.
rect attack upon the industry in which he IS
engaged should be. The farmer, we fancy, is
not simple-mindei enough 10 rob hinlselflor
the sake ofthe free trader.
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Increased Mortality.


JACKSONVILLE. Fla. sept. i4.-fhis has
been the saddsst day since the epidemic he
gan. The gloom IS intensified by the promi-
hence Of some Of the svictims, especially
tgs-Louis I Fleming and Hon. Henry a.
Lengie. tie Latter cashier Of the state Bank
ex.ssats Treasurer. aud Chairman Of The
Sanitation Committee. Mr. Fleming wa
one Of The BEST known citizens Of Florida
H was a grandson a General Lewis Faiio.
and brother Of the Democratic candidate
for Governor. He was noted not only for
legal ability. hat Ger always refusing toargae
a else that he ala not conscicntiously believe
to be right. Mr.. Fleming and Mr.. l.engle
were relatives, and they died at nearly the
ssme hour. Other victims were Prank T.
Ely, a leading insurance man, Mrs. q. ".
Herack whose husband died ten ddys ago,
and another member OF whose family has
slso died Harry L. Robinson. Mrs c. IL.
WEYMOUTH, Ezra Gray, Mr.. Chairman. an IL
FAINT Of J. W. Wallace. Lulu L. Coleman,
benjamin Bogwell and Mrs. Patrick Kelly.
The number Of new cases to-day was IS
deaths -, the largest record of mortality
during the epidemic. Total cases reported
20 date. $50 total deaths, il6.
The weather Is still wet and unpromising
and tic earth soaked with water. Several
physicians and nurses from New Orleans
Mobile and Savannah arrived to-day \
special train was sent to McClenny to-day
with physicians, nurses and supplies. About
% cases have been reported at McClenny aud
IS or - deaths. The place is almost depopu-
lated. not more than 30 people remaining.
The local physicians are all sick. The Gti-
zens' Association to-day resolved to pay for
the erection Of a hospital 10 be maintained
by the knights Tcmplar.
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yellow Fever in New YORK.


Richard a. Proctor, the astronomer, arriy-
ed in New York on Monday from Oak Lawn.
Marion county, FLORIDA, where he has an OBJ
serva,ory. lie put up at the Westminster
Hotel. and, feeling iatigned and generally in
disposed, a physician was summoned. Tues
day morning the Professor grew worse and
his symptoms were SO much like those of the
dreaded scourge that the physician advised
the Board Of Health of the suspicious cir
cumsiances of the ease. which he diagnosed
as yellow fever. Or. Elson and his most
expert assistants visited the eminent patient
in his noon ard they conceded promptly
with the diagnosis already tnade, which
pointed 50 Enthusiastically to the Florida epi-
demic.
Professor Proctor was taken to the North
Brother Island Hospital Tuesday evening.
and wednesday night the end came. Death
was preceded by slight commissions and the
characteristic black vomit which attends all
fatal cases Of the fever. The remains will be
held by the Health Department under con
dirions insuring entire safety, to await the
Instructions Of the family Of the deceased.
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vauoenent, but as a mar. for manly quail

vanoement. but as q man, for manly quail
tiles
Il IS not Surprising that be laughed,
ioked. told old war stories and grasPed
friendly hands with a keen sense that for
once he was surrounded by friends With
out axes 10 grind. Naturally enough his
speech to his old companions wa lali q
JOYOUS congraiuiation, yet tingrd with
sympathy for the battle Scared heroes OF
Resaca.
Therci ia someih sing about Benjamin HAr-
risan which attracts the admiration Of
every man with whom he comes IN con
tact. In him the true maniiness al in
teerity Is Joined 10 that deep sympathy
for humanity which marks men COT iof
eminence. These qualities, oRcn shown
during his useful and honorable career,
are more attractive than y now that
he is the chosen leader OF the party
which advocates the best and most pro-
g~ressive political ideas.
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savere Droath IN MIchIgan.


Chicago. Sept. IA dispatch from De.
troit, Mich, slys; The long continued
drouih IS causing great loss to farmers in this
part Of Michigan, especially in Wayne. Oak
land, and Maeomb counties. The corn. of
which there was an unusually heavy acreage
this season. is burned and shrivelled with
ears only partly natured. The early summer
was favorable Cor potatoes and the basis for
big yield.was formed, but the dryness has left
them small, and stuh,ed, not half a yield
Sqgashes and turnips are also d~inlinutve.
Ciover-seed and beans are the only crops
benefited by the dnouth. Pasturase Is scant
and streams and springs which usually give
abundant water are dried up. Many far
mers are obliged TO haul water long dis
tanoes. One in Wayne County, who mas
eighteen cattle, SIX horses, twelve hogs, sixty
six sheep, and a family OF nine, has TO haul
every drop Of water he uss a distance Of
three miles from the river Rouge. Most Of
The farmers who are able to DO 50 have bored
for ariesian wells, but so much natural gas
IS found that their outlay OF work and money
IS wasted, The loss to the farmers will be
heavy
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chaunoey N. Depow Home.

NEw NoEE, September t3-rhe North
German lloyd steamer Ems. with the Hon.
ChauHoey NJ Depew on board, was mel down
Lae bay by the steamboat Sam siaan- on
which there were over three bundled friends
OF Mr.. Depew, who bad been waiting icf
several hours for The steamer 90 pun IN an
appearance. The sam Sloan was gaiiy dec
GRATED With lags, and a large nno on thc
deck replied 20 the salutes Of vessels .u Tie
harbor as the sam sloan was coming up 70
the city with Mr.. Dqsw en- board The
steamer arrived ct tie pier at the foot %
Twenty-secoud street, shout , oclocs whore
there was another large 6-ele-a;ioa cf railroad
men waiting 90 welcome Dir. Befew. To-
night the gentleman was given d banquet
and a royal reception hy tAe employees oftho
Ncw York Central Raiin,Ii.
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a pIsappoInted nrlde-EIeet.


H~ryrryeroy, sept. 13-The home Of Miss
Ella Woods. youngest daughter Of the lase
Robert Woods. was aiies with a large num-
Der ofguesis last night to witness her mar
rage with John 6 CIDER. a clerk in the
Adams Express Company Office, Valuable
presents had been arriving all day and a
samptuous supper had been prepared Al
the appointed hour Of 0 o'clock no groom ap-
Pearing a messenger WIS dispatched 10 his
boarding hoase- when It was discovered that
coder had mysteriously disappeared the night
previous, leaving no trace OF his where
aboats.
Inquiry has revealed the fact that coder
was also engaged 10 be married to a yoang
lady Of Warriors Mark who Is now engaged
in completing her trensscau. Coder displsy-
ed unusual zeal in Church and sunday School
work.