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The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1888-02-18
W. 4. 7!llNIEAsT, ]. D. :.
22O Westminster ST.,
PROVIDENCE, K. l..
PROVIDENCE,
GRAVE ROBBERS AT WORK.
Iomsi. Washington Doctors secure the
Remains uf u Minister. wife.

tsnals washington Dn'tors secure the
Remains of Minister'S wife.
WAsuINGToN, Feb Il Grave robbers
have been doing thriving business In
Washington recently. Several bodies
stolen from different cometorics have Dcen
traced 10 various medical colleges and tho
mntilatod remains recovered No arrests.
however, have been made, and the friends
of those whose graves have been dosocra-
ted have tried 10 avoid publicity.
Last week robbers opened the grave Of
Mrs John Lcosdale, wife Of the pastor of
tho Queenstown Baptist Church, and stole
the body. IL was conveyed 10 the Colum.
ba College, aud was there placed In the
hands OF four female students who were
at work upon tho corpse when the family
OF the dead woman discovered the robbery
and made search for the remains.
The body had lain IN the pckling vat
several days before a. was placed upon tho
marble slab for the uso OF the ladies who
study anatomy
Yesterday all that could be gathered
together Of the remains was reinforced.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1888-02-18

LoSDON. Feb. H. a scullInR race be-.
tween Wallace Ross Of America. and Goo
Bubear Of England, for tho championship
of England challenge cup, and stake Of
pOJ pounds, took piac' yesterday over the
Thames course from Putney 70 Mortlakc
Ross bad the surrey side % the river and
led throughout Az Hammersmith, two
miles from the start, he was ten lengths
ahead Hc then cased up and won by six
lnugnia =.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1888-02-18
New rngiandsr. In the south.

WA-nryG1ov. Feb 1.-THE New England
who left Har ford February
Z for a tour ~ the booming Southern cities,
with Decatur. Ala, as their objective point
reached this city a. ~ ~ last night on their
return trip They start az . m, for New
York. The parry number forty prominent
manufacturer, merchants and journalists
and is under the charge Of ~. I Sperry,
editor of the Hartford Post A. result Of
the visit Sew Engianlers will invest capi-
faI ~ Iorafur
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1888-02-18

Kavsas CRY. FEB l1.-An a conference
held by the Board of Trade last night a
h ernorial was adopted for presentation 70
Congress in which 10 was declared that tho
,,me had arrived when No Mans Land
snould be opened 20 settlers A committee
ofdftecu cattle raIsors vas appo.nted 70
presaut the petition.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1888-02-18
III. Pope Robbed Of ~. offs.

Row. Feb 1.-THE Jesults have pre-
sented 70 tho Pope the sum Of forty thou
sand pounds az The Peter 3 ponce cOntribu-
ton Of their order Various vaiuablcs
which wcro presented 70 nc Pope as Jubi-
lco offerings, ard which were on exhibition
have been stolen from tho Vatican. Among
the stolen articles are a chalico valued az
two thousand pounds, some goi snun-
boxes aud several pairs Of slippers.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1888-02-18

Curc.eo. Fsb % The funeral ~ Amos
Smell. the millionaire murdered by BURGLAR
on Tuesday nigh, occurred yeberday.
II was conducted by Dr. Thomas. hiram
Broat of Little Falls, y. Y, brother-ln'
iaw Of the dec 'ased, was present. hr.
smell leaves au estate Of about t,'OJi,yD
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1888-02-18

CALrMer. Mich, FEB. A-Au opening
has been made near tbs No. 0 shalt Ia the
Hecla mine and smoke issued 10 abundance
showing tha, there - still fire in the niue
ard that 10 IL near The surface. The miners
claim that ihsis the only part Of the mine
where fre stil .Eists
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1888-02-18

BrivtpERE, y. j., Feb. IA big wreck
took place on the Delaware, Lackawanna
and Western Railroad az 5trouisburg,
Penn. this morning, a cattle train being
teIcsc0ped. Tho accident was caused ~
defective air brakes. Many cattle were
killed The road Is biOckade1
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1888-02-18
ueuuesen.. uy.teriou, Assassination.

LIVINGSTON. Tex. FEB. iA-H = Nc
wgckcn. one o. the best known citIzons oi
camilla. sal JAG nto County was mysieri
otsIv assass mated last evening while walk
ibg in front q bis residence. H.s moAeJ
sna vslgaD.es were not taksa
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1888-02-18
Tho score at the finish stands as follows.

The money due tho pedestrians, includ-
ing S2,4 49, takon In at the gate from Fri.
day noon 10 Saturday noon, aud Si,S17 %
for Saturday afternoon and evening,
amount, 60 $ll, ,96i 25, TO be divided smong
The elght mon.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1888-02-18
THE DENTAL
Electric Vibrator
Extracting Teeth
Without Pain.
Tho result of sixteen Years Experience.
Do Not Lose Consciousness.
SCIENTIFIC, SUCCESSFUL
& PERFECTLY SAFE.
ARTIFICIAL PLATES.

Special attention given To the manufac-
tnre of all kinds of plates. from the low
est to the highest in price. Difficult
mouths fitted satisfactorily. All kinds of
plates repaired, and old metal plates
taken in exchange
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1888-02-18
Aluminium Cast Dontures.

An entirely new and successful system
of casting metal plates. They are non
oNidizahle. aud entirely free from amy
action Of the secretions of the mouth. and
at the same time perfectly compatible Ia
the tissues, so that mouth congested and
inilamcd 10y the use of vegetable bases,
make speedy and permanent recovery
10y the use of these ALuMINuN BAAKs.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-03-08
: Sine oepQote Ntrbeutfhuuo eirp,

- Cine gemagte 0trbeut5duna eines
alerbings uni96nen Grembmortes bat,
ipie ber IS. &.1 mitgetbeilt mfrb,
iangit Elm b6berer 1erIiner 1eamter au
Stan5e gebradt, unb beinabe bamit
eIliges unbeil angsri1tet. giuem llns
terbeamten elmer decentralization
Beb6rbe ruurbe bon jenem feinem 0ors
gefeBtea Der Nuftrag ertbeiIt. cine Meihe
Don S9riftffafeu 3u obeieitisen". Die.
Zen Muftrag u6rtli6 mad Der iibllden
yebeutung bes Wortes ausaufabreu, er,
idien ibm benn bod ettpas gena0t, er
Jam bin uno ber, ertunbigte fi1 aud,
bel feinen Gollegen, &einer pollte aber
bic Werantwortung fur eine pieQeid3t
fali6e Muslegung auf fG nebmen.
gnbli9 faBte ii9 Der &atblole Elm 6era
unb fraste ieiuen Nuftraegeber, mas
benn nun nit ben Gaden gelheben
folle, - unb mas tpurbe ibm aur Mnts
mort: n9as sebrau1te Dort fei bic
treffenoe tllrse beutfde gesei@nuus fiir
oas Grembwort vYaginiren", bic
@@riltfiide iollten nit fortlaufenben
Seiteuaablen perfeben uerben." Wo.
rauf ii9 Der iunge Beansfe fr6blid oaz
ron maAte, foglei1 ems Der ibm ans
bertrauten Nfteniihde mad benz anoern
5u befeitigen, obne bic 9ering1te sSur1t,
eaB ibm etma @raf Mrnim's Snidial
bereitet luer6en ntirbe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-03-08
9luf raffinirte 9BeiTe 1T Nsabri

= sluf raffinirte Weife lit Nsabrib
nit fali6en 6iiuflire Stiiden iiber.
f9wemmt worben. Die f6nigIi6e
Mnn3c baielbit bate fir eineH befimms
ten Sag bic Mussabe neuer litnfliree
itiide nit oem 8iloniB beg iingen R0s
niss aHgettnbist. Die 5aIi6miinser
batten odrauf einen raffinirten plan
gebaut, Der bolfdabig glidte. 9lls
Operati0nsfelb mdblteu fie bic Omnis
buss unb SramnapIinien. 9ie BETTE.
gen einseln bic peri9iebenen Wagen
umb gaben benz gonbutteur beim, gins
fammelr bes 6abrgelbes zines ber neu,
en- 8elbfflde, natarli6 ein fnIf9es.
sSieb ba," ia9te bet Gonbufteur, hos
1T bas erife bon ben neuef. Giinflires
itiidea, 6as mir in bic 0anb fommt.
Neugierig brdngte ii9 bas iibrige pubs
litum 5in3u. bas @elbiiad turiirte son
6anb 3lt 9anb, unb 10 gaH3 ne5enber
bemertte bann Der paHasier, er
bate ioeben eine grbBere Gumme
IN ben neuen @elo 6ttiden auss
be5ablt erbalten. 5elbhperhdnbs
li9 murbe bon ben perl9ieoenfen
Seiten on i'm bic Bite geri9tet, ems
bieier neuen Stfde gegen elm aItes um.
sutaui@en. ebenfo ielbfberitdnbli@ er,
tIdrte er fi@ basu bereit uHb bas Ges
fd1dft giug sldn3enb bon Staten. so
fam es. bob, ebe bic Wliin3e nod elm
einsiges Der neuen Gelbftiide ausgeges
ben battle, gang Mabrib i1on Inn BeiBe
bes pDbIsetrbfenen Ronterfeis ieines
tonigli6eu 8abps mar, alleroings auf
DertbloIem Wetaa.
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4amu nidlts Ae6nfid,ts MAIDEN

Simmons 2iber &egula=
tor, bereitet BON S. s. 3eiIin & 60, !,
gewinnt beltdn6ig ON Beliebtbeit unb
1T In ieoem 0ausbalt, Der TIN probirt
bat, unentbebrliw. Gein anberes 6eiIs
mittel fam ibn, 70 melt i'd tpeiB, ers
feben. Seit 20 Sabren als Mr3t prats
tiairen6, bin i6'nie i'm Stanbe getpelen,
elne pegetabiliide Mf6ung auiammens
3uieBen. uelGe tpie Simmons 2iber<
Regulator, bic 2eber f9nel unb ipirfs
fam in Sang gu feben unb sueIei1 bic
Werbauungss unb Blutbiloungs Orr
game unterfiiBen f6nnte (itatt fe su
f9mdden.) = 8. M. Winton, M. s.,
Meifington, Nrt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-03-08
Mue el M
~ @DI.E'SoE1- E.Clke "a

Die grinnerungsan bleien nd1tli9en
@rduel pabte ni1t In bic ionntge @yis
ifen3 bes Gluritbals, no bte 0iebenben
bic 6o9genhiIe Der Greibeit uuo Gins
famfeit In pollen 3Igeu f1liirften.
3betlo's gladli9es gtatureu entfaltete
fi1 ieBt, TN Sonnenideiu oes Slides,
3tr polften Blatbe.
Sic entlparfen rei3enbe pldne fir bic
3utunft, tuie He ilbers Mser in frembes
2anb 3ieben MOLTEN, un1 fi9 bort elm
bur9 Mrbeit seuIr3tes neues 2eben au
sriinben. ipeit binter ii@ al ben Duft
Der alten @elt..
Oa nedte ibn iDpbl $betla b1n,it,
baB er bann feinem Ariitofratiimus
uerbe entiasen mtfien.
Wenn i9 nit bir unb fiir oi6 leben
BARI, tperbe i9 aud cine anbere griften8
f66n finben, ertpiherte ct.
Neit ben 3ufunfispldnen tpe1felte
ber beiterife GeuuB Der @esenmart.
Sic rhffeten nit benz Gifer ipielenoer
Ginber ibre einfa1en Wab3eiten, fIets
terten fiG peritedenb unb iu9enb on
ben 0alben umber, beobo1teten ituns
benIang bic pra9teri@einungen bes
Sages uno Der Haht on ben 8ergfolofs
fen, binter uel6en ite 10 fiiB seborsen
tuaren, f1auten 5en. maieifdtifden
5Iug bes NbIers uub Bortgeiers au,
angeltea in,oem tleinen See, baf1ten
S9metterIiuse, belaufGten ben Neitbau
Der 8aGfiel3e. bei9Ii9en bie 6fblens
tD0bnung oes Wurmetbiers.
Whbe bon allebem, 8riffen iie bann
tpobI auh aa9 benz ileinen Bhheroors
ratb, ipeIder BON Sbetla's poridbrigem
Nufentbalt ber in Der Quite borbanben
mar, unb auf tpeIfes Mioos i'm Gnat,
ten eelagert laien fie chamber Dor. go
ftieben fie In elmer bieier Stunben. in
gfopalis' Gragmenten bldtternb, auf
bic Stetle: Cine 9erbinbung, bic aud
fdr ben Sob eef@!o1en i5t, iH cine
6ohaeit, bic uns cine @enoffn fir bic
Na9t gibt. Sm Sobe III bic 2iebe am
fhBeifen; ftir bic 2ie5enben III Der
3Db cine 8rautna1t, Elm @ebeimniB
fhber Mpferien.
Sic iaben fiG lange babel an unb
elm uuertldrtif ieltfamer, tieff9mer3.
li9er unb bod tpoauffupller S1auer
iiberfOg ibre 9ersen.
Mber bic @egen,uart bebauptete ibr
9edt unb lieB fein banses Mbnen aufs
fommen. Sic botten aud eiie 2ettiire,
mel9e iie ipunberiam an3og uno fefelte.
bes aIteu Meiifers @ottfrieb Dor 6troB.
burg gebi6t bon Grilian unb Sfoloe,
bic farbeneltibenbfe, iippisiie 8liitben.
bulbe Der poefie bes Mittelalters. sic
fonnten nidt miibe tperben, In biefer
bersli9sn Di1tung bic bon 666nheit
iiberHieBenbe S6ilberung bon benz 2ie,
beIeben bes in bic Wilonib pertpieienen
paares in Der Minnesrotte 3u IeIen.
9armonirte biefe uon benz Dinter nit
ben reiSenbiten Garbeu ausgemolte Sis
tuatipn bod fuunberiam NIT ibrer eiges
men uab CAB es ba Gtellen, bic He
mortli@ ouf fi6 besieben tonmten.
Was Wunber. bab linen suIeBt poes
Iie unb Wirfli9teit au einem Gtrom ins
ni9fteu 8efriebigtIeins sufammeurqun?
Sbre 8ergeiniamfeit muroe linen aur
lSlldieIigteitsinfel bes Mdr9ens, Bic,
Iosselbf BON ber @rbe, i'm ireien 6ims
melsraume f6welgerifb i1tpebte, uuo
ME Fe bic Welt tief au ibren ssnBen
berseFen batten, 10 toHnten He trdumen,
baB ou6 ba 6runten an ibre ielige Ser.
f9oQenbeit gegloubt mdrbe.
(Eortietuag foIst.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-03-08

= Gin Nbpofat in elmer 5tabt in
CONNECTICUT. Der fd ni1t iebr bur9
Reiulidfeit aH ieiHer perion ausaei9.
nete, eribien nit elmer &oie i'm Gnopf.
LODI in elmer @eiellidaft.
sWober meinen sic ipoHl, oaB bieie
Role bier ifammt2" fagte er 3u einem
@oae8en, tDel6er iie betuunoerte.
Ser 2eBtere betra6tete i'm bon o6en
big unten febr genau uno anttportete
ibm bann beO09tiam: Run, i1 Der.
mutbe, fis 1T ba gelpabietl 9err
GoQeae."
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0te- gntSe6una et,,er ;srou.

Nto@ cine uunberboIle gntbeduna 1T aemaGt
iroroen unb bas nod baau bon elmer Dame
aus 6isfem gonntp sieben Sabre lang bate
lte bic sntfeslidfen oeioen ausauAeben, neI9e
oerorf an ibrer 2ebensfraft aebrten. bas ibr
COB nitt mebr fern gu feiu fdien. Drei Mo.
nate baffete fie uuaufb6rli9 unb fcnnte teinei
S@laf fnoen. Da faufte fe BON uns cine
Giaid]s BON Or Sings y9euer gntbedane fiji
Sdpinoiu&t" uno fanb l9pn mad ber erfen
Oofis 10 biel @rlei6teruns, oab fie idIafeu
tonnte, uno bic eine 6lafde eurirte iie bol Fan.
big. Sbr Name 1T Wirs. 2uther Gus. 50
f9reiben uns %. 6. San,rid 4; 60. in @9elbb,
-Horb Garolina.
Man laife fid cine YrobsHaid)e seben in ber
NpOtbefe ben u. Drei6 in San Nntonio.
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Qtufttutmiaes ltrtI,eil.

Der Apotbefer ID. .. Cult in Bippus, Sn.
biana, beaeust: sd, tonn bas electric
. itters ols bas bette SeiluaitteI empfstIen.
Sebe SIofGe. iuelfs berfonft nurbe. bat bic &c.
panidpte Siilfe ssbradt. 5emanb parbe mad
bem @ebrau9e BON nur t5Iaiden BON feinen,
@beumatismus befreit, ber ion fAon 10 Sabre
lang gepeinigt bate. Der Apptbefer abrabam
9are In 8sauilIs, Dbio. perf@ert: vDieieniss
Wseuiu, uelfe ineiner 2oiabrisen Grfabruns
mad sdm beiten aebt" III bas electric 8ittsrs~.
faufenoe bon dbnIiden 8susni7en Iiessm bot,
fobah 0as llrtbeiI, babin lautenb, bab oas
Gieftrie 8itters alIe stranfaeiten Der eeber, Der
Rieren unb Des 8lutss bsiIt, Elm gang einitims
inigss III.
Die GIai9e toHet nur so Gents. 3n bobsn
IN eer apotbets bon u. Dreib.
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Spmnterieibe BON periaiebener
9malitdt.
Neue auswabl spn Tdaern+
lln3weifelbaft bic beifs Nuswabl
BON Damen@ unb &inber< GAuben
Mdnner< II. &natelt>Sdnben unb
StiefelnYpn beuGbrtenB Babrifanten+
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-03-08

Sm 8armbersieen epitale au
MailanD itarb fiirjlid5 oer Mf6nd5 Or.
@aetano Gorbetta unb befabl Dor ieinem
9ooe, baB man ieine 2eide berbrenne.
Wfan manbie ii6 nun biesbe3hgIi9 an
ben bortigen @rsbifdpf, Der bann bers
flgte, baB man ben WiGen bes Sobten
siDar erftiGs, Der gei1e iebo6 iebe fir9s
lide @eremonie berfage.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-03-08

gtese 3epbsr GinStams, Snbia
Grtntles, pereals, 3unsibars, pi>
aues, eawtts, gatttife, NOpeltY
Gprbs, i4cttii&e 3epbsrs, Soil bu
NOst iinb anbere gum Waidsn &c.
sisaete Gatrifate In GROCER aus>
paHl unb 3u veri&tebeaen preiien.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-03-08
Hnaleae Mrnsea.galbe.

Die bette Sdibs Der xBeIt fur G9uitte
Nuetl6unsen, Gei6iDirs, Gieber. uab CANT.
AuSf9Iae, Gledte, geiprunsene Sdnbe, JroF.
benlen un6 ale Sauttrantbetten turtrt "a.
msrrboiSeu ober feline Be3abInns. 8Slige
Classification aerantirt ober bas Gelb nirS
auriiderfattet. Is Gents Die S9a@teI BEL u
Oreik
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exm GpnaertfnnI.

Grdulein a.: gnt3iidenb! Reisenb
0abe nod ME ein 10 anmutbiges Wies
geulieb auf Der Geige fpieIen b6rem.
Grdulein s.: SarDsbl, in ber 96at,
Elm rei3enbes Niegenliebl SD perfi9ere
Did. mir fiab bereits beibe 5lBe einge.
ihlafen.
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@lesante 9lusitaten in 8dnbern
unb Giiiden.
Die aeateiftn Sums @siltnss,
Senrietta Sud-, grepes, 8pber
Sud-, Gballie einfarbis unb se>
muifert in allen mpbernen Sdat~
ttrungen+
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Sptt5en! Sptt5en!
Nuf btelem Telbe sldnsen wir
bura bic sr6bte auswabl unb bic
neueiten Saden, bic je benz @ublt>
fum pOrSelest purben. Scrdpn,
prientalilae, @aleneienne,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-03-08
@efeiaerte 2eiRuna.

griter Oireftor: sSamofer S9au=
ipieler, mein eriier 2iebbaber, ipielt
nit Geuer, ni9t tpabrs
3meiter Director: Sawobl! Mir
lit er ioear bur1gebranRt.
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6s,r Sn;fbstm ors,fhrs,

= 9etr WilbeIm 2retidmer, iuobns
baft gde s. unb 6tesS Satramento,
Sal. iast. baB Or. 9luguit 20nie's
9ambarger Gamilien Webisineu ifets
in ieinem 9auie oOrrdtbig 5u finben
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8 ie III 5an Mntonip auigeptelen wurpe.

@anbrte in verldtebenen greitett H.
9reten. Sarbtse Stidereien Der
feinifen gprte.
@rpbt auswabl BON Dau,ea>
unterseus.
Ncllifanbises Eager BON Danten=
nnb 6tnberitriimpfen+
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Nener Musbruf.

Weh er NuS D ru G.
Wi69teu Sic NAL ben @efub ieben?
-Sd2 N6 i9 0ante, i@ babe su 9auie
meine S6miegermutter, bas 1T 70 mein
fleiner Yripatfrater.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-03-08

ipantfde, @seurial, 0uipure, Gbau@
till9 Sptsen in alien 8reiten fit
l1eberwurf pber Beias.
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% siebt 23S bff.ntli@e Sdu!sn
In Berlin.
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Geitidte Ginidse
in weibem unO farbisem pique,
Mull, Swib. Natnippf. @eitidter
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-03-08

Die
WOdtntlide Treie &rshe fiji getas
erfbeint
jsoea Donnsrfag
unb foifst
$500 fitr oaS Sabr uher $1.2S ifr
6 @soaate In SsramsbesasIsms.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1888-10-10
Girls in Candy Stores:
From the Chicago journal.

From the Chicago Journal.
In the confectionery establishment
where half dozen pretty young
women are employed behind the
counters I noticed one of the latter
cram half a dozen caramels into her
mouth at once and appear to enjoy
them hugely. She stood in full view
of the proprietor as she did SO and I
expected to see him administer a re-
proof. Instead Of doing SO he only
looked at me and knowingly closed
his left eye. 81 should think terrible
inroads must be made in your stock
if all your young women have appe-
titles like that" observed I. Not a
bit Of it" he responded, "when a
young woman is engaged to sell can.
dy for this house she receives permits
sion to eat just as much as she likes;
with the strict understanding, how
ever, that she is not to carry any out
of the store. She avails herself of the
permission readily enough, but she
doesn't devour half so much the sec
ond day as she does the first; on the
third she goes away with even less
and at the end of a week she wouldn' t
give you ten cents for the contents OF
the whole shop SO far as her appetite
is concerned. The girl who bolted
these caramels just now thinks she's
the luckiest girl alive. Ina week she
won't care whether all the candy
shops in the country keep school or
not, SO long as her employmentis Sc
cure. Ny advice to a youth with q
candy-deyouring girl is for him to
feed her steadily with it for week,
At the end of a week he can devote
his SALARY to other uses. .
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j. W. Coates, attorney for Platt county,
Mo-, took S240,0O0 in new bonds of that
county to Jefferson City, to have them
registered. The bonds were duly received
and Mr.. Coates placed them in his valice,
which was in his room at the hotel at Jeffer-
son City while he was at dinner, but not out
of his sight at, any other time. Upon his
arrival in ST. Louis, where he intended to
dispose of the bonds, Mr.. Coates discovered
that 90 funding bonds OF the denomination
& Of 81 900 each were missing, their number
being from 20 to SO inclusive and dated Oct.
l, 1888. tits presumed that the bonds were
stolen All efforts TO locate them hayefa failed.
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TT IS THE CLOUD.
DR.. Talmage Tells His Hearers Of the
Chariot of the Lord.

BRooKLYN, N. z, Sept. s0.-The hymn
sung at the opening of the services in the
Brooklyn tabernacle this morning was:
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1888-06-01
CONGREGATIONAL.

REV. o. II. WHITE, ID. D., PASTOR.
Sunday services, 10 As a. M; I 90 p m.
Sabbath school, IL 90 IN.
Thursday, conference meeting, 100 p, m.
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day evening, was inaccurate She was
crossing Pleasant street near the Congre-
gational church and when in the middle
of the road wagon containing a woman
and two children came along. Mrs.
Washburne did not see the team till the
horses head was near her shoulder and
in getting out of the way she lost her
footing, fell and broke her thigh bone
near the hip. She is doing as well as
could be expected. She is 70 years old
and the mother-in-law of Judge Harring-
ton of Weybridge. Her daughter is with
her.
a special village meeting has been
called at the town room at s o'clock on
the evening of Friday, the Sth inst. Its
purpose as stated in the warning are /:
"To take such action as may be thought
advisable in relation to the new hose
company; to see if the village will adopt
a new bylaw authorizing the election
by said village of chief engineer; to
elect chief engineer to serve during the
remainder of the year, and to do any
other business" 1t seems that the
trustees have rescinded the vote lately
passed by them recognizing the new hose
company and have called this meeting tc
see what the voters of the village think
about the matter.
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holstering and laying carpets on short notice.
d. b. HOPE.
STAMP1NG-For painting, braiding, embroid:
cry and all kinds of fancy work, done reason
ably by Mrs. o. \. Bicknell, % Seminary
street. l4wS
LADIES' LiDRARY.-Any gentlemen or lady
wishing to join the library for the remainder
of the year can do so upon payment of 81,
thus getting seven months reading.
FOR SALE OR RENT.-Several choice stand
ard bred mares, by belongs Ethan Allen, and
several other noted horses get. For further
particulars address, j. F. Delong, West Corn
wall, VT 2lw2
PoULTRY.-I will buy poultry every day in
the week at my house near the cattle-yards,
seymour street, and pay the highest cash
price. JOS. LAROCK.
To RENT.-six as good clay pastures as are
in Vermont, located in the east part of Ben.
son. Living water in each. Will be rented
on reasonable terms. Apply to the subscriber
or Daniel Wait near the premises, Benson,
VT. J. W. DORSEY, Agent.
Middlebuly, VT, May p, lSss.
Miss May Powers will teach Harmony in
either private lessons or in classes of three or
four. Emery's Elements of Harmony used
for text book. Recommendations from her
teacher, stephen \. Emery of Boston, also
from Prot. John Orth, and certificates from
New England Conservatory. lift