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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-08-18
SHE MADE THE OLD MAN POP.
A Blushing Bride Tells How She Became
Decsmber's Darling.


A happy bridegroom of - winters and
blushing bride of 81 summers were the re-
cipients of the congratulations of their
friends at PISA Archer avenue last night.
Although there was such discrepancy In
the ages it was evident that there was q
harmony of souls.
The bride, who used TO bs Miss MOllie
Goldsmith, is a very comely young woman,
and seems to bear the honors of her new
condition quite easily. There was an air
of business about her that spoke well for
the management of the new household.
"Well, you sse, it's Just this way" said
she. Il have been running a boarding
house for the last four years, and am sick
and tired OF it. l have had innumersble
offers of marriage, some from men who
were great deal younger than myself
But 1 determined TO wait. You see, l
would sooner be an old mans pet than
young mans slave; wouldn't you?
Last June Mr.. KOrns visited some
friends who were stopping at my house,
and Immediately made up my mind that
he was my crop. To be sure he wasn't q
very young man; but then do hate these
giddy, slushy young fellows who think
that woman is created only for the pur-
pose of falling at their feet in blind ado
ration. After Mr.. Korns was here about
three weeks be popped. Or, the dear,
darling, sweet Korns! Aud l have now
been Mrs. Horns for five minutes, and
have a half interest in seventeen mich
COWS, forty-fve pigs and one Of the best
farms in Iowa. Oh, can assure you that
my harvest has been a good one"
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-08-18
nnan snoh Thinr. R.sl

In coming into the harbor on a cloudy
day many sea captains are obliged to ac-
cept f1ghorn conclusions as to their lOca.
ton.
The most economical light kDown-pso.
phOro-cent
Persons going abroad to recupente
should avoid the German spas; they are
true-tonic.
Successful pedestrians always maintain
a good footing in the world.
A popular ringing machine-the post
man.
Delivers in hand often complain of injus-
tice, yet they take their pick whenever
they can
4 yawl rsce-cats in the yard.
A bark race-dogs bsying at the moon.
A shell rsce-turtles.
A schooner race-more lager.
"Ah, Jones, that parcel of yours has
very suspi cious appearance.
"Sh-don't give it away. It's some
thing to stay my wife's stomach"
''Of corset is +"
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-08-18
A STUDY OF woMEN,s FEEr
The Collection Made by An Amateur Pr.
tograPher at a Southern Resort
Brunswick inns

The Collection Made by An Amateur o.,
tographer at a Southern Resort
Brunswick inns
Yesterday morning an amateur pbo,o.
rspher exhibited to Times reporter a ss,;,.
of twenty-six photograps taken by him =.
St. Simon's Island during encampn.,,
week in June last. Most of them sbov.s
the counterfeit presentments of surf han
ers on the beach in front of the Hotsl ;.
Simon's. A popularity about them ~.
that in every case, except one, the upn.,
part of the figure was blurred beyond =.
ognition, while the feet stood out in s,s..
ling proportions. BIZ way of explanstios
the photographer said:
81 was green hand With the csns,.
and somehow or other couldn't make ~
thing work so as to make a perfect pict1,s
But Just look at these feet, They -,
large, but their outlines are perfect. SIN.
the photographs have been in my posss.
sion, l have made study Of feet. 81,
Instance, look here. You see this il
naked foot. 1t belongs to young lad,
whose home is in Atlanta. These I'M,
bumps on the toes are corns II you'n
examine closely you'll observe that tbe,s
are seventeen of them. Don't you kpov
the young lady preferred sitting down Il
standing mp? These corns were made +,
wearing tight shoes. The unfortun,n
owner of the feet belongs to tina, va,
large class Of women. who, when thew b7;
shoes, fit their heads instead Of their feet,
The reporter picked out photoers,,
which showed pair of feet clad in M
pers. "Whose are thest?' he asksl
"They belong 10 a Madison girl. - n.
the reply. "YOu never saw feet more ne.
feet. By the way, want to call yours
tention TO discovery I've made This
are the feet of blonde. You will neye,
see blonde whose feet are ugly. Tbev
may be large, but they will he shanelv
There's one small corn down there on that
little toe, but il serves the same purpose a
piece of black sticking plaster serves on A
white FACET brings out all latent bean.
ties. The owner of these fee, was ore NJ
the most popular bells at tie Hotel 81
EDiLuOu % Ouo Cou picA'll NiPlufeQ the
hesrts of the Columbus Guards, and. I am
told, will become the wife of a member Of
that company in the fall"
Among the photographs was one which
displayed an extremely handsome figure
and feet Just as perfect as JunO's. The
reporter was sure that he had in his hand
the picture of charming Atlanta belle
or one of Macon, or one Of BruusSick.
'Who is this?" he inquired "Well, tnSl
might be Queen Victoria's youngest and
nandsomest granddaughter, was the reply,
but it isn't That il nurse who was at
The Hotel st. Simon's with prominent
Atlanta family"
The last photograph examined showed a
pair of feet incased in tsn-colored low
lnartered shoes. "Whose are thOse?n he
asked, expecting to hear the name of some
famous belle. 'Those," replied the
"are tie feet of an insnr
ance agent. I think mis- name is Shep.
pard.n
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-08-18
Advantage of the Photograph.
san francisco Wasp.

81 was so happy last night" said the
young wife, as her neighbOr came in to
call.
"How so?"
"Oh, 1 heard my dear husbands voice
saying over again all the sweet things he
used to say in our cOurtship days"
Last night?"
Yea
why, that's singular, Ny husband
said he was at the club with him till long
after midnight"
Every likely. But 1 turned on the pho
nograph that used to stand on the table
where we sat when he said such sweet
things. And it was Just lovely.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-08-18
Iaterna,ional interchange Of birds.


Mr.. George Shepard Page, Of New
Jersey, who some years ago successfully
carried out black bass to England, for
propagation there, has recently taken to
that country a large number Of American
birds, boholinks cardinals, Baltimore
orioles and nonDareils, which have been
liberated on Erglish estates. These are
graceful and neighborly things to do.
and they suggest the prOpriety of Mr..
Page OF somebody else bringing to this
country in return some ofthe song birds Of
England not now known here. The night
ingale, the say lark, the true robin red
breast, and the sOng blsckbird, for exam
pie, would add greatly to the list of feath-
cred sOngsters IN our fields and forests,
and there is every reason to believe that
they would ali thrive and increase in the
middle and sOltherly States, If introduced
under favorable conditions, and given q
fair chance in the start
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-08-18
QUANTITY Is QUALITY.
The New States Roasting About Their Lots
of Wild Land.

The new states enjoy boasting about their
size. Montana takes pride in calling st-
tentiOn TO the fact that she is larger than
Crest Britain and Irlsnd and almost as
large as New England States, New York
and Pennsylvania She also boasts the
largest county in the United States, Gus
ter county being larger than the combined
areas Of New Hampshire, Massachusetts,
and Connecticut. In fact, there seems 70
be nothing small about Montana except
her population. and her admirers aver that
that will be big enOng here long.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-08-18
Laced Herselfover the River.

A verdict Of death fOm tight laciug
comes from a Birmingham jury, expressed
a. q verdict Of "Death from pressure
round the waist The subject was a ser.
want girl who died sf,er a fright, aud her
death was attributed by the medical wit.
nesses TO the fact that she was laced too
tightly 70 enable her TO stand any sudden
emotion. She wss notorious tight LAGER,
not only at the waist Her collar fitted SO
closely that il was impossible to loosen it
at a critical moment. Under her cOrsets
she wore 8 tig- ily-buckled belt.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-08-18
Maintaining a Reputation.

A gentleman who knew John A. Logan
in southern Illinois before the war tells Us
that on certain occasion young Logan
found it Necessary 20 doubt the word of a
man, and told him SO without any ciIcum-
locutiOn.
Don't you call me liar, cir, said the
man excitedly; Il have reputation to
maintain, and mean to maintain it, sir"
Il know it, said Logan; land you are
maintaining it every time You tell lie"
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-08-18

No. 1InO-Dinmnnd-

l. In the REGISTER. ,. Mothers words used by
children. 3 Alloys of copper, tin, etc, usually
called iChte mstGi. Becomes ripe or perfect 5.
The substances or matter from which things are
made or TO be made. 6. Riotously merry. T..
Making with grooves or channels S. Confirm
ing 3. stroke TO- To become displaced by
gravity especially in vertical direction. II. In
Wheeling. CAL ASDo.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-08-18
The New Puzzle-1Iakinv,

These prizes are to be AWARDED for the best lots
of three or ginal puzzles, as specified: l. Puzzles
of any kind, fifteen dollars 2. illustrated puz-
lies a large Atlas of the World g. Forms of any
kind, five dollars. Tanspositions or ana
grams. two dollars. D. Charsdes, two dollars
6. Numericals, two dollars. Letter enigmas
two dollars. $. Decspitato1s, two dollars. 3.
Curtailments. two dollars. TO- Diamonds. two
dollars. II. Squares, two dollars. l.. Stars, one
dollar. 49, Double or triple acrostics one dollar.
IA Hafsquares, one dollar. i Rhomboids, one
dollar Ia addition, ten fine books as special
prizes.
Not more than one prize will be given to anv
one competitor All fay0rs must be forwarded
before December 81.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-08-18
4 =
No. 14O1-NumerIcal.

A7s,9, 10 that can ,, 3,
is an unusual sight. you must agree,
For their natural elements not ait,
And certain death awaits them there.
But the E6OcOetus u1lit1us--
Science such an unc)uth name demands
~. 1, 8. 6, Q quite out
OF its element, and sports about.
BITTER SWEET.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-08-18
The Law of Compensation.

@tiit AA4tt~ A-Nf'''
"Things do even up pretty well in this
world, az a rule" unused the paragraph
man. "First l make little joke on hash,
and then the composition makes hash ont o.
the little Joke"
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-08-18

At the Catskills: Girl who has received
orders to wake up bosrder very early 80
that he can enjoy the sight IF you
please, sir, if you want to see the sun rise
you must got up now" Boarder who has
been sitting up late with few friepds)-
"Ob, bother the sun risel Let me know
when it sets. ''-Life
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-08-18
No. neutrality-suspicious.

NO. JJ-IrAHHpOsItIDHs.
Two little words ! d have you fiud,
Five letters use in each:
These selfsame letters, bear In mind,
Two varied lessons teach.
The first two letters place the same
A prefix have heard
Transpose the Others and they name
Presto,-another word.
To wed these letters five Alright
May tax your utmost skill;
But yet again, an effort slight
May loose the knot at Will.
TRANLA.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-08-18
SPHINX KNOTS.
I.395-A Ohangeltng.

Anv communications for this department must
be addressed 10 E. R. CHADBoURS Lewistown, Me.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-08-18
Answers.
10 13S1-PA-mOra- ma.

No 13S1-Pa-m0ra-m
No I3S2-Dor-sum.
No. 1885,. At NaRpoor. ?. To Lucknow
3. To the Desert OF BunpOOr 4. OF Bangalore
5. In LOOney River 8 In Bombay.
No I3S4-The Lotos Eaters
No. 13s5-Loosen, loose. loos, loo, 10, !.
No 1856
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-08-18
A Desperate Case
WnhlnnIon C1piial

who is there?" said DR.. Browns
guard in response to knock OF his labor
atory door.
1.-The Grant Monument Fund" was the
reply.
well, I can't do anything for you
You'll have to wait till Resurrection Day
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-08-18


No I30S-Doubla Letter Enigma.
Loud the last is calling,
They in Scotland say,
Sounding in its falling.
Like spriie AT play.
zone in color. often,
Beautiful and brown,
The white spray doth soften
It's hue and tone IL down.
Here the long legged entre
Loves 70 roam about
More wsder than flyer
And search its dinner out.
BlTTKE SWEET
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-08-18

To what shall we liken this changeaole one,
That CONTEST unsought and Unbidden;
That painters and poets nave pictured ana
Aud none bu. who own it wish hidden.
Like a flash In the sky when all is serene,
ON the shadows of noonclouds so feeting,
Or the glance of eve where passion is seen,
In gladness or humble enireating.
Like the waves OF the ocean that break on the
shore,
Advancing and quickly retreating;
Obeying the power of the sea eyermore-
So the heart may not still its own beating.
It's colors are glowing and changeful in hue,
The rose and the lily entwining;
Its tell-taie reyealings are ever mo3ttrue,
Its disclosures tweIe useless denying.
TITS gift TO all mortals that heaven has sent,
Which the truthful unconscious cherish,
With the heartleSs and bold its life is soon spent
It's virtue and mission soon perish.
SEA
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-08-18
M. I301-Dnnble AcroafIc.

l. To ask earnestly. 2. small bone. 3. In
struction. T. A certain wind instrument. 3. To
rail against 6 Marriage. Z. Common.
PriEnGLs-Stupid.
F.RGkS-In the tenth place.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-08-18

No. 1396-ADagram.
In ~ STIR soap" an "active" mind
Will find word that means refined"
And. as may be further stated,
Ardent" pure" and dedicated"
NELsOSIAS.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-01-17
Nier;iei6brise G%rfahrnng elmer
dIten WGrterfu.

Mrs. BinslOws Soothing Shrup mirb
bon elmer ter belten Dcftcrinnen unb ben
Wdrterinnen in ben Ser. Staaten Der.
idrieten. @r murbe felt 40 Sabren BON
Wiaionen, BON Wittern unb 8inbern nit
pie feh1enbem @rfOlse sebrauGt, iOwObl
bon benz 6 Ease alien Sinbe, pie BON er=
wadienen SinOern. @r beisitist Sdirfe
i'm Masen, befreit bon Winotolic unb res
sulirt bic @ebdrme; er per5dafft fur 9;rt
Der unb Wiitter Rube unp 8chlbebasen.
Wir Stauben, baB Der Sprup baS bette
unb fiderite Wittel 1T SeSen Dsienterie
unb Diurrhce bel ainbern, 8leidpiel Of
burd 3abneu peruria&t Ooer bard anbe.
re uriaden. Cine @ebruudsunweiiuns
wirO ieber 6luide ~beiseseben. So if
teins ddt, wenn ni&t baS 6ucfulile BON
Curtis II. Ysrtins uuf Der Iubenieite Der
Ginpaduns entbulten 1T. Sn allen 0pp.
tbefen gu bub.n, bic 6laide Is Gents.
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rei9li9 ausaefaileu 1T, unb bic ebenfals
als moblfe'Ier @,ioB fir Wei5en:grot
anempfobleu pe,hen.
Sas 1T in ber 3heorie gang i661 unb
gut, aber in Der praris merben ii6 nur
tpenige babur6 beeinhuheH lanen, bic
i1 ni1t In 9infi9t auf ben Go1fens
punft ablolut Daau ge5Dungen Ieben.
Diele SelbfbertbeiDigung, 10 I6bli9
fe aud iein mag. miro bod itets nur
unbolfommen-msil ni9t foniequent
uub algemeiu bur9geflbrt = ibretl
3med errei9en.
Sc lit eben Die 8fIi9t ber 6 e.
eb9ebung- einerlei, Db Der ffaats
liden ober Der Acknowledgment iene
uunter benz @9eine bes @edts" ibr
9anopert treibenben &duberbanben
einaui6reiten unb ibnen bafelbe gu
legen.
9as @runb=p rin3ip, auf tpel9em
unfer beutiges Wirtbi9aftssG Dfem be-
rubt, tit bas Der rfreien &onfurrens".
Mber ber 3med unb Die Nbf6t auer
Trusts uno Pools 1T es ia eben, biefe
freie 2%onturrena gu untergraben unb
aufaubeben. 9ie pielgei6mdbten Soz
aiaiiiten moIeu ienes Spftem allerbings
gang unb gar beieitigen, aber iie mOlen
elm gere9teres an ieiue STEELE feben.
Die vSruits" aber, bieTe- UNI nit
glebelanb 3u reben = .Naar9ifen beg
Rapitals" molen bas SPLEEN beibebal>
ten, aber bic freie Gonfurren3, bas eins
aige sfpilden 2apital uub 9lrbeit nod
balbmess als Musglei6 pirfenbe &esus
latin baraus .entfernen.
Sinb leBtere babsr ni6t-iel5t npm
Stanbpuntte bes beftebenben Wirtb=
f9aftssS ntems aus-peit gefdbrliber
unb f6d6li6er aIs So5ialiten unb
febit Mnardiften2
Sebenfaas 1T es cine Sntoniequena,
bic Mnar9iften beg Broletariats gu bdnz
gen unb bic Nnar9iiten beg 9apitals
laufeu 5u laHen.
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Gin Statiftif Der i'm abgeIaufenen
Sabre in ben Ser. Staten begangenen
gerbrehen meiit 2184 Morbtbaten auf.
1887 Selbtmorbe, &i9ter 2pn9 bat
IA Woroe auf benz @epi6en unb bic
3abl DER 0inri6tungeu bon Wmtstpegen
betrug 81. Nls urlaGen Der @elbfs
morbe merSen angegeben: Sn 433
Observation-Disclosures, 1913 ma9ten
i'm Srriiun ihrem 2eben Elm @nbe, LIP
megen bdusliden @lenbs, 100 aus uns
elhdliGer 2iebe; 103, neil fie iiber lire
Sruntiu6t ni9t We,fter frerben tonn=
ten, 81 trieb Die 8er3peiHung iiber
&ranfbeit unb Sie9tbum III ben SOB,
As faben aus @eiddftslorsen teinen ans
bereu Nuspeg. @~intauien6 unb breis
unbbreiBig Worotbaten tpurben i'm
STREET beganQen, 214 aug giferiu9t,
1872 inn &auf9, 81 bon Srrfnnigen,
SO in Selbfbertbel6igung, bel unruben
famen 81 8erlonen Inn, bel Gtrifes -,
i'm DUEL fielen 3tpei. 143 tpurben bon
StraBenrdubern get6btet, unb aus beren
!3abI 80 bel gifenbabn > l1eberfd1en,
66 Ginber tpurben ermorbet unb befias
IiI9en 8erbre6en ieIen 6 gum OFFER.
Bon 247 Worbtbaten fennt man bic
urfa9e ni9t.
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Die 3abI Der Siuri6tunaen |

= Die 3abI Der Sinri9tunsen in
fdmmtli6en Staaten Der Union pGb.
renb bes Sabres 1883 1T aiemIi9 gr6z
fer als bic bes borbergebenben Sabres.
Sic betrdgt ndmli9 81, tpdbrenb i'm
Sabre 1887 nur 70, i'm Sabre 1886 ba.
segen SO unb I'M Sabre 1885 fogar 108
'bingeri9tet pnrbea. Muf bic beri9ies
benen Staaten unb Serritorien pertbei.
len ii6 Die 0inridtunsen ME foIgt:
alabama 5, 4rfanias 5, Californian 5,
Connecticut /, Selanare l, Georgia,
8, Slinois 2, Snbiana l, Soma l,
2anfas 2, Gentudp l, 2ouiiana 3,
Msarplanb l, MaRa@ufetts 1, Minnes
iOta l, Miifiippi 4, MiKOuri 4, Nen
Oorf 9, Stem Seriep 4, Norbsgarolina
2, ObiO 8, Oregon l, pennipIpanieu
5, Sib. carolina 5. SenneHee 3, Seras
6, ari3ona l, Soabo 2, Montana 2,
WaibinstOn l, Wpoming l, Snbianers
SerritoriuM 2. Bon ben 6ingeriates
ten tpaten nit elmer einaigen Musnabme
ole mdnnli6en @eidle9ts, 81 tuarea
WeiBe, 20 Neger unb l Elm @binele.
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@us. Il ~ @nhn.

nntere 9auptnabrung 1T unb b!eibt
bag Jleil9, unb UNI ipl1es frif6 UNI
gut gu erlangen, fam man u~nmbeIid
einen 3uberlGifigeren Marft finhen, al:
ben opn Wm. 06fing & 5phr, Sc.
oil Qbe. 8. Sie 9erren babea BEN
@ef6mad ibrer aunben &e6mung &c.
tragen uno iii ibrem @tabliRement elite
falte 2uftmai6ine erri@tet, mel6e aaen
WnforOerungen fir grbaltung unb gut=
fernung i6dbli@er Sngrebienaen beg
Gleii9es entipri9t. Sic baben beftdn=
Dig iii ibren 8iebb6fen einen GROCER
Torratb BON Waftbieb, aug tpel9em
nur bas 8efte fir tire &unben gepdbli
miro. Wer reef bebient fein min, BET
beiu6e ben Warft, SEQ. 511
Wbenue 6. 1,10tl
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Galtfprnia @eine.

Weinliebbaber finben elm sroBes So
ger bon feiaet California : Weine1 bel
6errn s. s. Meper am NlamD
plasa. 9err Meper fuht bic Weine
an Ort uno STEELE aus ut.b fault birefi
aus benz Seller Ter Meinsi6ter. Mls
gutem &enner gelinat es ibm fteis, bic
beiten Sorten ausautpdblen. ST fam
feline 2unben uno Gamilien hit einen,
guten SropFen berieben. Roibs unb
WeiBpeine in borahsIi6er Qualitdt
bon ieBt alb $1.00 per @alone - fret
ins 0aus geliefert.
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0na @efdh1ft hIiihfl

8etmutbli@ bat sidts elm ioldes aufbliben
Der Gpotbele bon 0rei6, Sbompion 6 Co.,
beruriadt, ais bic Iibsrale gustbeiluns bon
IrobeHai@sn bon rDr. Sings neusrfun6enem
MitteI sesen S@winbiudt". Ser in bieiem
grtitel eraielte llmias 1T iuabrbaft enprn,, eim
8eweis bon ber 9bntiade, 0ab bieies perib.
bole Mittel alle Gaue bon Suffen, Grtaltmna,
afbma, Bronchitis, 8rdune unb ollie arten bon
SaIs- unb 2unsenIeiben fiber eurirt uno ME
feblfdlast. @an beriude bas Mittel erf, in.
BEN man iid cine @robefaide gratis geben
last. Die srOben Glai@en tOiten 81. Ser
@rfels pirb 9arantirt.
Bum 8erfauf in allen Npotbefen unb in BET
9rosuem.@ robbanSluns bon 9reib, abompfon
e 60.
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Ser 6amiliemar5t

obsr 4oidbrise erfabruns zines beutfden grs.
ties. Diefes Bud fol- ieineSmess ben Saus.
arat in jebem Gau erfsbsn, abtr trosoem rirb
ss fi@ oils gang unentbebrIi9sr &atbaeber in
ieosm SauSbalte bepdb,en. Gs seiat, ME
&rantbeiten berbitet unb i'm anfanasitabium
betGmpft tperben fonnen. &e3epte unb Sc.
bsnSpeiie in allen aranfbeitsfalen aenau an.
s%cseben. Sir rs Gents in @ufmarfen frei
bsrlanbt. Man a%brsifirs: Briuate GIinie
& 9tspenfarp, 10 q. @pnftun Ctr,
Netu Y0rf, VI. y.
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na6bem bic Srdser Buibira Sreue &C.
i6woren batten, iieB man fie am 2eben.
IS beibt, baB bic Snfurgenten es iebt
auf cine anbere beuti9e Mifions.S tes
tion abgeieben baben, wo fid auber einer
In3abl o6lia fdubloier Miiiondre iiber
$50 befreite Stlaben befinben.
= Die poitberi9te bringen iebt e,ns
9ebenbe Beri6te fiber bas bereits tele.
grapbii9 gemelbete grbbeben in Gotta
&ica am 80. DECEMBER. Set Iangen
Sabren 1T oiefe centralameritanif9e
&epublif bon feiner dbnli9en berartigen
Gatafropbe beimgeiu9t tpprben. Sn
Der 0auptftabt San Sole finb bas SEA.
pitol un6 bic groBe &atbeorale in Sriim=
m~erbaufen %perpanbelt norben. Das
palais beg Yrdfbenten, bic @tahtbaue,
bas @eneralpoI faint unb ELM 9ubenb
anoerer 6fentli9er @ebdube linb 10
f6mer bei@dbigt tpprben, baB fe mabr=
i6einli6 abgerifen perben mHKen.
3ablreide Menfden habsn bel Der &a,
tafropbeibr Seben einge5hBt unb Der
8erluft an @igentbum pirb auf mebr
als $4,000. 900 tarirt. Der Bultan
poas, Der Sabre long rubig getpeien
1T, 1T ieBt bon ueuem in lebbafter 9bd=
tigfeit.
= Sn BriHel 1T elm Brief einse=
trofen, ber anseblihIi6 bon 6enrp so.
Stanles berribreu fol-. 9erielbe 1T
bonn II. Nusut batirt unb on eiuen
arabii6en 9dabler geri@tet. Sn benz
ielben theilt er NIT, baB er @miu paf6a
Dor 81 Sagen berlafen babe, uno atuar
am Npan5a.
= Boulaugers MusR9teu, in paris
geirdblt at uerben, perben INNER giin>
tiger. Sept baben au9 bic &opaliten
beihIn1eu, fir ihn Al ftimmen.
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ter gintaufsort, namentli1 oeuti9er
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9infi6t empfe5lensmertb iinb unb 9as
tisfattion segeben baben. Man finbet
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bungsfintl tier muir lei(ten f6nnen;
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i6ube, S6ube fiir's 9aus unb tatfe.
babel bod elegante 53ube fir &inber.
9erren perben in sleider WeiIe be-
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