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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-01-28
AFTER TIE KoBBEItS
TN-s'ss h'ei IN Il swamp and Hounds on
=. The srniI.

- "'oi III IL swamp and Honnds on
Z. The srnii.
..ENrHIS, Jao. p Curly in Deem
train o. the st. Louis, Iron
c ~ a d Texas railroad near
Ss s' Ark, WAS robbed, The case
a. put mt the hands OF the detcc
40 ana 10y following u clu, offered
NY had.ug ota slicker, man by
~, pane Of Brook wa, arrested a ,
~ 9 purchased Waterproof from
1870 s. Tcx4., dealer. On being
sin. n oated aud r, cognjz4d by the en-
tor. . OF W. train, Brook was induced
III sach on his contederAles and lDcA-
siv,. eui III North Alabama mountains
~. name of I, uben and Jas. Bur
ah"s, Ihey resided in stronghold
Az twenty mil from Vernon,
ilarf 1ql beng surrounded by Wig
"a aI.es they gos warming aud on
to-. pPrcaeh OF thu d ttectives fled
susJ nelr home, aud although pur-
snsca ny shots from Winchester rifles
ofthae in escaping ulder cover
III, cary dawn. A. further pur-
ses.tam the mountains of that
'N Is Useless, the detectives left
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-01-28

Our bargains in bleached aud
brown colt Dns, dress giughams, blan-
kets aud ouse furnishing goods still
continue. Oar linen ea'e is the most
interesting OF all Every visitor to our
store will be well repaid for their
trouble during this sale
SANGER BROTHERS,.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-01-28


Elaborate commentator is useless,
when the article to be brought to the
notice of the public presents sntli-
cient degree of real merit i'll itself, ii
is only production of inferior quail
ty that needs to be pllusiblY eAtolled
to secure patronage. Absolute safety
in the purchase of costly ARTICLES of
luxury can be secured by patronilirg
houses OF recognized reliability and
responsibility. Two much attention
cannot be paid to this point, as it fire
quently happened that pianos aud or
gAns have been recommended and
Guaranteed as good and reliable
which in year or two proved to be
worthless boxes, while the dealer who
sold them, and sometimes snuiactu u
rers al,o, were no longer III business
or able to protect the guarantees
which they so cheerfully gave thelr
dupee.
The house of rhos. Goggan Il Bro.
| has been established nearly quarter
OF century and its respOn eibility
stands uMqucstioued This firm Cur
ries larger stock of musical good
than all dealers III Texas combined
and ietls proud Of the iact that a.
their customers are warm friends
Fair dealing, liberality, aud a trul
representation ofthe guilty ofgoods
mas secured this enviablc POSITION
Their branch house in Wsco is il
charge of q. ID. Wakcly, No. 16
south Fourth street.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-01-28
CnrintninA GnOds.

For all those choice daintics, which
go to make Christmas season Of en-
joyment, go to 10. ). Thompson. See
his TURKEYS See his lnjuce meats.
See his preserves, fine crackers and a
thousand other nicetea.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-01-28

The spring trade opened. Levine
Bros. have opened the spring ade
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-01-28

Third week Of our winter bargain
sale. SANGER BROTHERS..
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-01-28

See the bargains in embroidery AID
ladies underwear At Levine Bros,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-01-28
Ca shicr Allen

TORONTO, Jan. 27.--Ca-her Allen
of the Central bank absconded to the
United Sites to-day
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-01-28
Ntnr Thnt Nnuni,.

Tuckcr'- Syrup OF Tar and Wild
Cherry VIII do il
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-01-28

We Just Receiving Large Shipment Genuine New
Buse
Glass. Choice Onion-Sets also Kept Stock
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-01-28

whose pr0duct5 Sand on 1' l1T as
..Gardur. ollhe Lordn III camuar...n
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-01-28
MISCELLANEOUS.

! OSi-lnrge Hound Dog, blue, th some
black spots hud on leather collar Re
turn to Geo f.Dgleshy ana be- warded.
INTENDING ADV KTIstRs should address
| GEO f. ROW ELI n CO.. IL Spruce street,
New York city, tor select list OF 1000 news
papers. viii hc Gent free or application.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-01-28

ts, year in all material business for
which nur beautiful .tate is lamlns,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-01-28

L'OR SALE-Red rust proof seed oats, clear
1 of weeds and johnson grass sced ~ %
cents per bu-h.i. Nm " EVANS.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-01-28

A UCIlON-On December 20, saturday at
~ o'c!uck VIII olet IA large lot OF CON
signed furniture, carpets, otc,, at auc+s on 10
the highest and best oder for Gosh without
reserve. order win be MAINTAINED and tho
ladies are invited. Sale room next to the
Cur osity shop Auction OF notions at night.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1888-12-20

Sei Anpenbunsb bon Ar3neien
rerssFe man nidt ietn ausenmert a,if
cine rihtiae Didt AZ ridten. Cine stred-
ntdbiee Didt r.aft oft Arsnei ~unnDtbig,
rdbrenb cine nnridtige Didt bic CUTE
@utunS her Ar;uei binSert.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1888-12-20
MtbentnDtb

i'm 8ette 1T oft bic uriade falider 2os
eeruna. @ep0hnlih leet man eiuen 10
0eiSenben redt bod uno padt ibm re6t
pieL &iTen nnter &iden uno 2opf
Gas 1T aber pertebrt unb lit nur oa ~
sntGduloisen, 100 es Sdwinbildtise
bet1ift, bereu 2unsen ihon faft serifDrt
iino. Sn ionitiaen Sdaen bon Mtbem-
rptb aber empfiebll es iid, Elm &opffii=
ZEN rrIsnortis suiammen 81 pidsln uno
oaTelbe Bel fater, boiler &idenlose
unter ben Nlden gu lesen. Mlio mid
tDber, ionoern niecrieer 2eeen 1T am
BIab. Sian periu6, es uno mat. miro
finben, baB 10 Dr. 8ruitforb piel unse-
binoe,ter feline Mrbsit pesriaten fam
Die Gbineien sebrauden gar teine 2ii:
fen, ipnosrn lesen iid elm a~ussebDbltes
Slid not, unter ibren Naden. Selbif.
nerfdnblih lit es, oaB audi eeaiisenn
refine Cuff Dem NIT AtbemnDtb ringen
ben 81 eebote itebt. Man eewbbne
idon bic ainoer an ridtise 2ase-unp
I'M @ette, iinner 10, oaB Der Bruitforb
u~nbebiposrt fid fret nad oben ausoeb-
men tam. Das fdnn Ct aber niht,
penu biele &lHen untergeitopit tperben
M,th aeu5bne man bic Rinoer baran mil
~sei6IcKenen 2ippen" "a ihtafen. Dief
1T Gle fidcite 8erbitunesmaBreeel nj:
Der oas = Sbnarden.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1888-12-20
StanaenfeIlert b.

Ser Stansenisusrb u,adt s'oss an.
ipri6e an ben Bpben IN be3ug aui
Grudt5arteit uno 2oderheit. Ser go.
ben foIte, tpie betni 8npaenieGerb, I'M
6erbife rsihIih seoiinst tuerben. gIud
6eudtisteit Iiebt Der Gtargenienetb,
uno suar idon bon fribtitsr Sugeno
an Wan idet ben Saunen hi feuhtem,
pulper,firten BpbeH friibseitg tn 6ri9.
jobr uno beoedt ibn b6hf ipariam md
@roe. Sci trcdsner @itterune mA6
oas Saatbeet bdufS besofsH tuerben
Sobalo Die 9fanser etua 4 3oa bod
finb, uerben fe pe-iest. Man plant
IN &eiben, bic etna Ii 8oa bon Elm.
amber entferrtt tnb, IN Swiihenrdumeu
bon ettpa Is 3oa. @siGlihes Be.
sieBen BET trodsnsr 0itterung utb bdli.
Tge 2odsruns Der groe, ftno bie erifer
8eeiuginseu bes grfDl9es. 4aben biz
9Fauien bic 65be BON 10 8oa CREDIT,
10 ftnb &c gum Bleihen geeignet. Nm
tinbet beH Hui1 NIT Strptbdnberr
coer tuei&esu 8inbfabei Iodsr suian,
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1888-12-20
& npIL1eIlerb.

Ser 8noaieQelp beaniprudt e;nen
fetten, trdftigen, etpas feudten 8ooen.
6Iiide DInsun9 ldBt er 1h iebr tpobl
sefaQen, bod barf oer M,it niat ur,.
mittelbar an bic Rnollen fomrner. Mau
iolte ben 8ooen oaber ihpn i'm 6erbf
oiinaen +; lie srinolider, osito befsr.
Man siebt bic 91dnsden in Miit.
beeten aus Samen. Sotalo oieielben
,wei 8ldtter sebtloet tabsn, nimmt man
tie auf uno pertf1nst iie IN serirse
@ntfernung bon chamber auf Elm m
wobl3ubereitetsn 8eete In aeihuster
Gage. 0ier eDtnt man ben gdansen
Belt, iih au entpideln uno perpHant
lie bann ipdter, Bel uns etra ense Mai,
nuf bic eieeptlihen 1flanabeste. Man
pHun3t IN gnifernuneen BON etpa IL
3Oa. Der 2noQieIerp liebt Die 6eub
iteteit, bel trrdenem Wetter 1T bdufiles
8seiebsn gu empfeblen. 8eosdsn Die
8Idtter erf ben 8ooen, 10 brinst Elm
n'eoertDtfes Beot. BEN NIT Salldbe grOben
0prtbeil.
Man tann bos @adstbum Der anol.
len oaourb b~tf6roern, oaB man I'M
Iuguff bic &nplen bon grbe entbl56i
uno bic feinen Seitenwur3etn abreibt.
Die nod untea gebenoen Wuraslfaiern
aaein mitifen feben bleiben. !oiernaf
nth bic Groe tpieSer ansefuQt, banr
uerben Die Qfan3en bebdufelt.
Bel Der @rnte e~ntisrnt man BON Der
anonen bic erDBen Bidttsr uao biz
@urseln; bic 9srsbldtter bleiben iisen.
So tpercen bic Gnoqen i'm Refer IN,
ihen Sanb, ooer i'm @arter, In Stu.
ben einseidIaSen, hoo fe fi@ ben Mm:
ter burd balten.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1888-12-20
Gefamnhettarnth.
etlus benz .@sinubhe,ssbe te.'I
Sir Die &amsfran.

WaEer, In tpel6em man feline &c;
miiie uno 5riihte to9t. beren @obiee'
ihmad uno Duft man. erbalten ptu.
ioate norber 5 Minuten lang eefpht
tpercen. ebe man bic Sridte binein tbut.
Das &ohen ipnoert ben &alt ab uno
maht bas MaFer tpeiH. SDba iolte
man nidt bln;uiesen, benn baour& wiro
Der feline @eruG uno @eidmad serfDrt.
- Stolen In TDpfen eeoeihen uno bliiben
rie[ ff6ner, tpenn man iebem Quart
8eeisBmafsr einen GblbffI poa Nmmo'
Mat suistt. = @e0ltes Baumwcaenaere
In paRenoen &abmen Dor &eIerloher
befsft,et, bdlt ole &dlte fern. &etns
2uft muB iein, tpp Wald ffsht. - Neis=
mebl off @unben eelireut, ftiat bas
8iuten. = &otbsr pfefTer In bic &isen
sebIaien, bd.t Mdufe ,,nb fleines nnSe'
alefer fern. - @emdrmte Sanoldde
maiden quite 6uBpdrmer. Man nsbme
Elm tparm semadtes Msfer, um par:
mes 8rDo gu fhneioen. - 3inn uno
aneere 8ledssfdBe oiirfen t,ur gut aus.
eetrcdnet tpegseftelt tpeloeu. - Dur6
9uit eeIDidten 2alt itreue man ms
bubnerbaus. Dte 0ibner idarren fih
ben Staub ans @efieoer u,b bas bdlt
unee,iefer fern. = Motten fomn1eil
niht Bios I'M Spmmer In ben Carpet,
fpnoern inn trarraen 3tmmer AUDI in,
8inter. Wlit itartem Ilauntpafer ioa
ten bic Dielen suerit aendBt tperoen, ebe
er seleet tpiro unb ipdter iolte er bftes
init trcdeuem Sala abgeteblt tperoeli.
Das bdIt Die Wotten fern. - &o1te
tperoen haftbiht, tpen. fe 5 Ninuten in
Acknowledgment garafin liegen - @eeen
manGe Sorm bon 2opfmeb iino llm'
i9ldss nit bei6em WaRer ptobat. -
@as maht n,eler 6rauen 9aar 10 ihDn?
Das Nrbeiten i'm Sonnenidein ees
@artens. - Nienals bobre mon nit
einem barten Spftrument I'M DIRE. I'm
Snlscten su emfernen, man ipiile lie nit
Lauparn,em @ofer beraus. Sn benz
Sdront. In tueldem bic 6ausfrau ibre
6ausmittel aufbewabrt, io0ten audi
Ben3in, ammoniaf, Oralidure uno Ser
pantin niht feblen, bamit etwaige Slede
in Der @dIae idneI beieitist ueroen
tonnen. Bensin bilft seaen Se!ifeden,
Nmmonint eegen Sdurefeden, Orals
idure seeen &oifs unb Tuteuftd:n. 2
@flDHel pDq Terpentin gum @imsr Wai.
fer bleiht WdiAe.
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u Mage 3u gewiffen &rant:
beiten

tom ~angebpren, aud ipdter ertporben.
aud ipdter errporben fem. Grerbte
GranfaeitsunIasen iins bdufser, als
man msint ; oft netben Die @lieoer elmer
aansen SdmiIie INNER wteber bon ben
eleihen 8ranfbeiten beimeeiuGt. Sci
a~usaebiloeier 8ranfbeitsanlaae fam Die
uriahe su auSbrub Der &ranfbeit eiae
gang eerirefIgise iein, Ddbreno ser,nge
Sranfbeitsanlasen cine ipieSerbolts,
~aneausrnoe ooer befise l1riaae erior.
bern.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1888-12-20
Der mnttnerer.
Dams- itttn Ianhwtrtbfdaft.
(son ID. Wernt&. wilwaniee. Gis }
80 tint fur @efIaeeI3late

80 INF fur @efIageI3Idter.
Die melitsn MbidQe I'm Sausbalte
tpesoen iebr tuenig beadtet, fte ueroen
sumeiif einfad tpegeeidittet. Sa I'm.
ierer &lhe glbt es 8 9auptio,ten BON
NbfdIen l. bic MbfdQe bon @emIieu,
Obf, Slsiih &C., tpeldes mir in unierm
Qausbalt our NablunS nermenoen
2. Der AbfaQ> tpslder bel 3ubereituns
Der peridteoenen Speiien aIs iosenaunz
ter RldItano iid ereibt, uib 8. ales
oas. tpas TN 9ausbalt beroorben poer
niat aufeesebrt uiro.
Sic meiiten MbfdQe BON @emiien,
Obf &C. ftno Elm gutes Sutter fiir Ga.
nin&en. b~eionoers CUR Binterseit ; poer
man badt aaes tlsin ,uiammen uro
mii4t oaHslbs unter 9sisreite, &ruiten,
6ttt, Sleii4tbeile, &rumen, Bret unb
allies, tpas in elmer Qauabaltune abs
fdat bas eibt Elm bortreifls1es Sutter
fir itnse 9iisner, 2epbubner, @nten &c.
0atlllid mhfen bic er6Beren 9bs,Ie
3erfleinert ueroen, bamit bic Tbiere tie
leiat neridluden t5nnen. 50 r iamt
meln in unierm Qausbalt ale oerartieen
abfdae uno bereiten auf folsenoe 8ei1e
elm iebr nabrbaftes &raftfutttr far Sc
Flsel: De fuppieen Hldi:dnoe, bic
man btim Seiben ourh Elm Sieb Doer
oenS eiblbfa eetpinnt, sebe man ert1a In
einem Bebdlter init OedeI; in einsm
3ueitan 8ebdlter sebe man ale anoeren
Abfdae In 3ettleinertem 3uitanbe. Ser'
1er bsoiene man iid zines 9oI3lDHels
nit lanBem Stiel poer log. Qpl3muiers,
ben fi4 Seoermann islbif anfertieen
fam, eebe tn bas Sdaff 8eissntlsie,
ftae bic iuppise Slliftsfsit auf ben
Qerb uno Iafe oteie 3ismllh beib tpers
ben. Man iberbribe bamit bic 2leie,
bann idttte man bic compacten MbfdGe
binetn, oenen mon etrpas @erfenihrct
beimengt, uno men9e oieB oIes gut
ourdeinanber, 10 3par, ba6 bas @anse
ntat au pei@ 1T. Dom Tam man iia
oa leiht belfen, tuenu bic MaFe su
6reiig 1T, inoem man i1ur mod ettpas
Rleiescoer @ertenidrot basu au eeben
braudt, Bis bic MaHe bic riftise Son
iiiteaa beitbt. 9ierauf mer1ge man nod
RSrner bon Ieidtem Bei3sn, 8udwei.
gen, @e,ife, 9afer, @sden u. I. ~ umo
miide bic Wafe ,uieoer gut ourheinan=
Der. Man tann aud bic &brner eleih
sur &leie geben uno NIT Der fiiiisen
Subftan3 fberbriben. 9as @eHngel
iriBt bieies t1nipsrialfutter febr serne.
6ibner Ieeen iebr frtibseitis unb HsiBie,
innge Qiibner uno @nten tpahien i9nel.
tperoen isbr fsiidis uno felt. Gud
Iauben geben siertg oaran. SIM Win.
ter ben armlen bunsernoen 85gelein
oieies Sutter, NIT 9anfiamentornern
uno anoern Sdmereien bermiidt, Dor.
seiebt, bereitet es oieien Elm ledsres
Nabl. - 6ler tperoen bic Hlditdnoe
oes auseefo@ten Settles, bic fpgenanr=
ten @rieben, tn &uhenform eeprebt uro
lebr bldg. 81 Sent per 9funo, Der.
fault. @s 1T 6ieies fir ben, Der iih
otele &udifdnoe leidt beihafen fam,
oas bil'site unb .~pi,fiamite Beifutter
fir !6iibner.
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men unb bduft Die grbe mad beisen
S.iten an. D'eieS Mnbdufeln tpitb
BON Belt 3u 3eit fortSeiest, es mub ba=
Bet inoeRen ftets iOrefdlt,e oarauf ses
adtet tperoen, oab bic 0er3bldtter nidt
beoedt peroen.
SIR ben 8interbebarf tam man bic
gebleidten Stauoen I'm Qanbe fteben
laf1sn, uenn maj, fe ourb 8eoeden
BON Strob unb grbe sesen bic &alts
l5dtt.
Bottom Martet" unb .,Dmarf Sol
ben Qeart" iino quite Sorten.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1888-12-20

Or. Abernetbp Tam emf Il, Elm 6ous,
mo cine etniaermaRen Iebbafte Gcene
atuifHen Wann uno Trau ffattfanb, no:
BEL iener nidt ber Obiieser tuar, piel.
mebr bon ben Hdseln ber 3arten Dame
BART mitgenDmmen tuuroe. vS6dmen
Sic fi& nidt", fuarbte N6ernettb fH
frafeno on bic Srau, 10 ben Mann
~ bebdnbeln, Der 6as 6aiipt bes 6nls
les, aler 4aupt AUDI Sbr 9aupt
1T
~Sebr GUT. beriette bic In hcppeIs
tenn Sinne ihlagfertise Dante. vn1ein
eigeises 6alrpt barf i& bod tpobl
trakerl !"
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Sci autuenouns fart trirterber Mrs
neieH foa Der Arst ntdt aaein bic Rranfs
belt, icnbern baaptidhliH bic Gtdrfe
ODER b;eluebr S&wd6e bes Gatienten
In betra&t ;ieben. Nit ben fosenann.
y9ierbeeuren" mad Dr. GiIeubart.
ider Ranierj tuiro Iei1t Der Rraats NIT
Der arard6eit beisitist.
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9 efdnbieeS 2ppfmeb

unb SdDinbelsefnt! III INNER i'm Sc
iolse elmer 2eudtsasoereiftune. @sr
8as i'm 6auSe bat unb 10 Ieibet, Der
tbut gut, feline 6as[eitung urter.
iu6en 81 lafen, Of bieielbe nidt Gtb.
lee bat.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1888-12-20

Gin Sungsefele ihlimmffer Nrt iaate
81 elmer Dame Dor etnem 8ilbe, bas
einen Dor ieiner Hnsebeteten tnieenben
Singing oarfeGte: vgbe ih mein
Rnie Dor elmer Dame beugte, piirbe ih
tinseben unb mid aufbdneen. Meinen
Sic nidt aud, baB bieb bas Hefe
tp6re 2"
~6ir Die Dame ie~benfaQs", tuar bic
iartafilhe anttport.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1888-12-20

lin einem fleinen Mdohen su ertfd
rem, pie Der GUNNER feline SdaIen ab.
wirft, fraete Der 9ebrer: ~Das maHt
Sbr. tuenn bu aus oeinen Rleibern Der
ausDddf? Sbr merit fie fort, nidt
tpabr 2"
% neir. mir laRen bic Sdune aug. "
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SO BIS $500 wernen ansaeliete,
aaf @dheI Sianss. &ferhe, @aatn.
9iamautea nna ale &ertbeeeenRiasen
sstnnefsfa 3oan Gomtans, 3fumer Is
nab IA erie Hatisnal Hans 0ebaaae.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1888-12-20

SD m6hte meme @ednuns besablt
Raten", iaste eth Sdneiber gu einem
unfiAeren &unoen.
~0aben sic teine S@ulben 2"
fraste bieier baseeen.
u@ptt lei Dant, nein."
Darn f6nnen Sic a,i6 tparten",
1Alob Ger &unoe bic unterreoune.
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S@ert mnh Grnf.


ttttertpartete 2lnttporten.
SD m6hte meine &ednuns besabl
baben", faete Elm Shneiber su einer
uniiheret &unben.
u6aben sic teine S@uIben 2"
fraste eieier basesen.
u@Dtt lei Dant, nein."
Darn f6nnen Sic a,lh tpnrten",
Alob Der &unoe bic nnterreoung.
TsEtlon, Der Nthelteu oft init Sc
iuhen um 8eitrdss flr milbe 3rped1
angling, pbne ie grfols gu baben, CT.
sdblte benz Cardinal zines Cages, er
babe Elm iebr dbnlihes Bib bon i'm
geieben.
u@etpiB BADEN Sic itm eleih eineu
miloen 8eitra5 abperlonst", bemsrtte
@'@elien b6bnii@, uorauf er bic Mnt=
MORT erbielt :.
30 netn, ih tonnte mir teinen @r=
iolg peripreden bas Bib fab Sbnen
gar gu dbnliA." y.
Sin tpeniser betii5mter @eiSiser ers
belt bon einem @e,itltden Elm Trattdt.
lein lber bic @obltbdiigteit. Na4oem
er es seleiea, ertldrte er es fir iebr
bubi@. uSo brfs i@", metnte ber
@eiflide, uoaB Sic bementipre&eno
banoeln tueroen> ba Sic iid bon BET
9to~tbtpenoieteit ces Glmoiensebens iiber=
seust baben."
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BIN, felbif au betteln."
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isiuen @drtnet. bob In ben Yrebiaten
aufmertiam 3usub5ren uno iia NIT 8lei=
it,ft uno Bapier su perieben, I'M Die
5telen, Die er beioneers betonte, nie=
oermidreiben. Ser @drtner befolate
oieie @rmabnung. als aber Der Salt
lide bic 10 semadtsn Nottsen User
blidte, fonnte ct oaraus ntdt thug per.
ben uno iaste unuiQis: vDas 1T ia
lauter unfinn, Ssbn!"
~Das badte i'd AUDI, aIs ia es ppr
Sbnen preoisen b6rte", ,meinte Ssobn,
ft4tli4 erfreut.
Gin bornebmer gnaldnber er,dtlt,
wie es ibm tn ben @~ereinieten Staater
beeeenet Jet, baB Der idnar,e Mufwdr
ter trob wieoerbolten 8eoeutens, mar
beoiirfe feiner nidt nsbr, burbaus ir
benz 3immer bteiben tpolte, mo- Mplort
ipeben iein Ttitftid beenoet Bate. @int
lebte N~nceutung beaatportete er mi
breitem @rinien nnb Der i4mei9elbaf.
ten Motipirune:
~MuB oa bleiben. Cir, BIN far bas
Silber3euS perantuortli@."
Mn einen eascoanii9en GoIbaten
ridtete mad ftegreider ShIaHt bel
Seloberr bic Grase, tpelde 9slbentbaten
CT oenn ausaeflbtt BABE.
SD babe mild an etnen Der 6eiuoe
beranaemadt uno ,bm bic 6dBe abse-
bauen", eifldrte Der @ascosner fcIs.
Die StBe - @aum niht Der
3ppf?"
Sing ntdt Der tpar i6pn al !"
gu einem 8arti=r, Ter offsnbar unite,
Dem ginauB reihl,der 9~lb4ticnen cir,
uniidsre 9ano fnbrte uno Den 3unoel
unbarm6ersiS misbunoelte, faete Dieter
tnoem CT trauerno isin serfestes @eiihr
betradtete: ~Mstn Ereuno, es 1T be.
triibeno anauieben, tuenn Gin Wann bos
Opfer ftarfer @etrdnte it,"
uSebr pabl", eng>9uete Der Bar.
bier, nit einem bebauernoen gltd au'
bas geidunoens NutliB bes 8unoen
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10 empinolId !"
Montgomery County sentinel., 1888-07-20

A proposition is now before the United
States Senate, and has been iayorably actejl
on In committee 10 appropriate 5000 900 to
establish u ological garden on Rock Greek,
Washington The preliminary work is to
be entrusted 10 commission ~ consist of
the Secretaries Of the Treasury and Interior
and the Secretary Of the Smithsonian Insti-
tuition. The garden is To be an ljunct of
the Smithsonian, an to be conducted and
managed as part Of II. A fine geological
garden would he 1t great ad lition To the
Dational capital and besides its uses in this
respect could be made To serve an important
end in the preservation Of complete col
lection Of American birds and BEASTS, many
Of which are IN danger Of becoming extinct,
for the instruction and amusement Of visi-
tors who flock 10 Washington from all parts
ul llIe country
Montgomery County sentinel., 1888-07-20
" Weak and Defective Sight

Persons should have no hesitation 10 using
spectacles when, after reading awhile their
eyes become tired or ache, or there seems 10
be dimpess before then. or when it becomes
remove the object, such MS ap eye Of a needle
or 6ne print at n greater distance than for
merly, or when the sight is perfectly good for
an hours reading, but afierwards rgns to-
gether and are Obliged to rest their eyes for
9 few moments before they ran read longer.
Hawkes. Crystallized Leases will give insian-
taneous relief to persons whose sight is in the
above condition, at ages from 30 TO 10 years.
III eyes fitted and the e guaranteed at the
Drug Store of D. F. Owens, Rockville, Nd
Montgomery County sentinel., 1888-07-20

Pic Mics by Raii.-The recent order
issued by the Passenger Department of the
Baltimore and Ohio Il. r. Co instructing
Agents To sell excursion tickets at reduced
rates to small parties of 10 or more, will en-
courage many of our friends to form private
picnic parties for day S outing in the many
reach on the line OF this road, and the short
ride by rail will be not the least enjoyable
part Of the days pleasures, par icuiarly 10
the little folk
Montgomery County sentinel., 1888-07-20
A French Duel.

A cable telegram from Paris, dated 18th
instant, gives the following account of a
duel between Gen Boulanger and Minister
Floquei:
AS was eypa"ted, the insult offered by
rf5TIrTar- Botikangei d Fine m..,ste, Flo
quet, in the Chamber Of Deputies, last even
ing, resulted in S!nel. The two gentlemen,
attended by their seconds, met at 10 O'Clock
this morning on Count Dilo1f's estate at
Nenii sur Seine, IL short distance from the
city. The weapons used were swords, and
the duel was iiercey fought.
Gen. Boulanger drove to Neuily in a
brougham, and arrived first at the place Of
meeting. He paced walk with his seconds
while awaiting the coming of NJ. Floquet,
who arrived at 10 O'clock. While the sec
onds were exploring the garden searching
for convenient spot Tor the duel, M. Flo
quet, without betraying any emotion, walked
10 and fro conversing with friends At the
same time Gen. Bonlanger, with an obtru-
sive affectatlon nofindifference, of kept twirling
his walking stick about and consulting his
watch as though impatient To begin fighting.
There was large crowd outside the grounds,
including M. GrOgnOn, one OF the heads Of
the police office, and M. Floquers secretary
AT 1920 O'Clock M. Laissant, who direct
ed the duel, brought together the points Of
the swords and delivered the word of com
mand. Gen. Bouianger Immediately made
vigorous lunge mt M. Floquet, wounding
him slightly on the left thigh. The com
batants were Immediately separated, when
it was found that Boulanger's right hand
toretingcr was scratched. In the second
round he advanced with extreme violence
To the attack Floquet stood on the defen
sve and wounded the General full in the
chest with the sword point and with thrust
in the neck. The wounds bled profusely.
Boulanger offered to fight on, but was pre-
vented. As he walked to the house, the
seconds supporting him, he looked faint.
His shirt front was covered with blood.
Floquet WAS scarcely wounded ut all. Bou-
lapgers sword did not penatrqte below the
skin
Latest ACCOUNTS state that lsouanger is
slowly recovering from his wound