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The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1889-10-25

"As Miss Clifford can carry the day,
and nothing shall balk me, nothing can
balk me-but this unfortunate child.
And she shall not! / will remove Der
from my path, and do it myself. Single
handed / have been an adventures ali
my life, and single-handed 1 will die
victorious!"
She had scarcely finished this des-
perate soli,oluy, when rapping
sounded upon her chamber door. The
room was filled with dense shadow, and
the sound stan tied her.
"Who's therc?" she demanded, un-
steadily.
Martin, madam"
Itwa the voice of the footman.
"Wcll, what is it," she asked, in a
firmer tone.
Dinner is served, and Mr.. Arnim is
waiting"
In one brief instant she resolved upon
her course of action.
Tell Mr.. Arnim that / nm unwell,
that have n headache, and shall not
he at dinner. Later, if l feel better,
will see him. For the present l dc
not wish to be disturbed"
Allowing herself no timc for further
consideration, she struck Il match an0
ignitcd a single candle upon the dress
ing table, which but fcebly illumincd
the vastncss of the luxurious apart
mcnt. But it was light enough; the
work she had in hand could better be
done in darkness.
Selecting the plaiuest dress that he,
wardrobe contained, hat and thick
veil, she put them on, thus completely
conccaling her identity. Then taking
from drawer ball of white cotton
wool, and from small chest a small
phial of colorlcss liquid, she unlocked
her door, and passed stealthily into the
hall
In the distance she could hear the
clatter of the dinner arrangements
from which she inferred that the coast
was clear.
Then with rapid glide she passe6
over the polished staircase, out of the
door, across the moonlit terrace, and
vanished amid the shadows of the trees.
Tcu minutes later she emerged upor
the highroad, which still bore the i'm
press of her carriage wheels.
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GrOaps of Birds and Beasts.

Birds and other animals, when col
lected in numbers together have curl
Gus names applied to them. 1t is right
to saw
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1889-10-25
UNION c. H, SOUTH CAROLINA. OCTOBER 25, 1885,

her friend, who, yet was in ignorance
of what she knew"
az don't believe it, all the sanle," re-
turned Mr.. Edgar; "but, Oracle, it was
not on account of this piece of news that
l went so suddenly into the CITY,"
"No?"
"No; there is another announcement
in this paper"
"What is it? Oh, Mr.. Edgar, speak !
What have you to tell me?"
"I chanced to notice in the column of
amusements an announcement of the
appearance of Madame Clarisse."
MADAME Clarisse~
her eyes dilated, her breath coming in
quick, sharp gasps.
"You saw herw
ayes, have seen hcrw
"Wcll, well p"
"Gracie, my child, havo reason to
suspect"
"Stay look Is she like this portrait ?
With trembling hand she snatehcl
tho photograph froD her bosom and
held it before him.
"Yes, that is Madame ClarisseF
"And my mother! oh, come, come
with me, this very instantl" painted the
excited girl, attempting to drag tho
lawyer toward the door; "come we
have her now; tomorrow we may hnvc
lost her! come!"
Listen to me, Grncic. Be calm, my
child. have spoken with your mother,
and she. is coming to yom. Merciful
heaven, what is that2 HarkI"
He stopped with npraised hand in
token of silence. A terrible cry, the
cry of lost soul, the shrek of wild
animal i'll agony had rung from end to
end of the house. Then another scream
more terrible than the first, and again
third.
Paralyzed with alarm, rooted 10 tho
spot, Oracle and her companion heard
wild rush of feet in the hall; the door
of the parlor was burst open and old
Jean Leonard reeled into the room, his
long white hair tossing about his livitl
face, his eyes starting from their sock.
cts, while with his nails he laceratcd
his flesh, mingling his blood with h;s
| tears.
MY child, my child, Stellar ht
shrieked; "they have taken her, stolcr
her! Oh, God, let me die!'
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1889-10-25

Two-THIRDs of the land in England
and Wales is held by 10,207 owners,
and sixteen of this number own l,lG3,-
028 acres.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1889-10-25

A coyey Of partridges.
A nide Of phoasants.
A whisp of snipe.
a bevy of quail1.
A flight OF doves or
swRl 'ows.
A muster OF pcacocks.
A sicgo OF herons.
A building of rocks.
A brood cf grouse.
A plump Of wild fowl.
A stand Of plovors.
a wat n of nightingnlcs.
A cla ter of choughs.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1889-10-25

a flock Of geese.
y cast Of hawks.
a tr p Of dottrcll.
A hord of swine.
\ skulk OF foxes.
a pack Of wolves.
A drove OF oxen.
a sounder OF hogs.
a troop Of monkeys.
A pride of lions.
a sleuth Of bears.
A shonl OF hcrriugs.
4 swarm OF bees.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-05-23

GTATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF RAM
- SEY, (ss.) In Probate Court. Special Term,
May LIST, 1889.
In the Matter of the Estate of Augusta An
fang, Insane.
On reading and filing the petition of Jacob
Anfang, husband of Augusta Anfang Insane,
showing that said insane person has an interest
in Lot number nine (Y, Block eight 3D.. of Mac
kubin add Marshalls addition to st Panl, ac-
cordiDg to the recorded plat thereof in and for
Ramsey County, Minnesota, as the wife of said
make an Order directing Gottfried He'll the guar
dian of said Augusta Anfang, Insane, to execute
a deed for and on behalf of said insane person
to the purchaser thereof.
And Ii appearing by said petition, that 1t is
desirable to sell said real estate for the sum OF
$4,000 to Thomas e. Cannon of said Ramsey Counr
ty, Minnesota: 1t is therefore Ordered, that all
| persons Interested in said Estate, appear before
the Judge of this Court on Saturday the Goth day
of June A. ID. 1889 at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, at the Pro.
| bate Court Office in the city of Saint Paul in said
| there be) why such order should not be granted
to said Guardian. And it Is further ordered
tina a copy Of this order shall be published fol
four successive weeks prior to said day of hearing
the last of which publication shall be at least
fourteen days before said day of hearing in tn
Der Wanderer a newspaper printed and published
at st. Paul in said County, and personnall.
served on all persons interested In said Estate
residing in said County at least fourteen day
before said day of hearing, and upon all othe
persons interested according to law.
,(L. 81 By the Court,
sAMUAL MORRISON,
Judge of Probate
Attest: Frank Robert. Jr.. Clerk.
Japnh Manner. ATTORNEY.
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Gi,t s%abmopter.
Orsiaalersabluns BON 9. b. N~ellsnbars.
(6crtissuns II. S&luB.)

u@as Nino betrift", CAB Der Slater
sur Mntport. vio 1T er psrsanaene
8p6e nit 9pb unb @bre aus Der Bri'
mariGule entlaiieu tporcen, uuo ih per-
beble biz ntGt, DaB tb ibm freigefelt
babe, tpenn er @eiftli9er tperoen noble,
sl fuoisren. @r bat mir ieoo4 nod
feline beitimmte Grtwptt seeeben. Sn'
btB
SD tperoe nidt ifubieren", inter
brad bier Nino, Der oas @eiprdd bon
auBen anseb5rt unb nun CUR Sblre
b~ereintrat, ben Slater. uNdGfen Wtons
tag tperbe Id In Der GiienbabnidlD6erei
pben BET garlotto ais 2ebrling eins
treten."
gritaunt i6aute Der 8ater onf Ntno,
er tppnte ettpos antpprten, bod tit ceuns
ielben Iusenblide meloete eth 3uS an,
uno er mubte auf ieinen 8Diten ellen.
uSei bod ni6t 10 rau5 segen ben
8ater !" fubr Ninp tpeiter, inbem er
auf ieiaen 8ruber autrat uno ibn Die
6ano bieten tpolIte. Ser aber ifieb ibn
bon ii1, erbob bic 9ano pie gum
GAIaee, unb es bdtte pieIeiht cine
Scene eeeeben, tpenn niGt Die S&wes
ter iid ;Dllden Die apet 8riloer seruor:
fen bdtte. Srancesco wid iasu 3uriid
uno psrlieB oas 9aus, tpdbreno Ninu
am Irm ieiner Gduetsr fth aus
Ueinte unb ibr ettpas pertietb, tDas ote=
isIbe NIT Bemunoeruns erflQte.
sd weroe nidt ftuoteren !" bats
NinO tur3 porbsr all%sgerufen. IS tpal
Elm furses @Drt, bod tper tDnnte abnen,
tpie piel es Ninp a~etoitet bat, es aussu'
lpreden? Der Sdwsifsr Fat ct Is je
bod seCfsnbGrt.
y9u pinideit aIio tpirtlid nidt !,
tuoieren 2" fragile tbn Annunaiata, al,
tie anein npa-en.
v@Dbl piinl6te i'd es", eab Ntnl
CUR Antport, valIein id nil nidt. De
Qerr &urut bat mir stpar idon 10 wet
ben 0orbereitunesunterri6t geeeben
oab i'd, tpie er meint, in bte britt
gla7e eintreten tDnnte ; bod fteb, SGpe
fer, Der etpige unfrteSe spiihen ben
8ater nnc Geceo fDG Elm Gnoe baben
Sd nil, penn es Der ltebe Soft an
nim1nt, eit Opfer 1ein fiir meinen Bru
Der. SD lerne bic SdlpHerei, uni
babe i'd fie eeIernt, bann fam oerielb
nidt mebr bebaupten, id bdtte ibn ar
Stubieren set'noett. Spdter tann ic
tmmer nod, wenn mid Soft am 2ebe
;. erbdIt. in Elm Rlofter seben, uuo pen
es Soft 9efdlt, fam i@ bort imme
nod gum Siuoieren 3ugelafen perben.
I~nnun3iata peinte nit tbrem 8rl
! Der. Sic beS,if bic @rDBe oes Opferi
bas er eebraht. Soft nabm oas Opf,
III: am folsenben Montas sog Srar
L eesco nah Bologna, I'm iid oott be,
8abnoienf 3u Diomen ; NinO a6er gin
tn feline SdIo1erwertitdtte uno bic &ut
t~penieftenS Dar tpteoer In oaS Qau
i3Dppi eingefebrt, rpeun AUDI mod MD
Der Srieoe. Damit AUDI lesterer cit
febre, pellanete Soft bon NinD, oei1e
@roBmutb belpbnen6, Elm mod hoe
erDberes Opfer; aber burd bic Ereu
NIT tpelder er benz erlten 5use b
@nabe gefplst, ber6iente er eS, 'au
oas tpeitere Opfer brineen sa tDnner
o bic cine srobmittise 6anolung erlang
ibm bic &raft gu elmer mod melt {
Itaunli@eren @roBmutb.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-05-23

ID COUNTY OF RAMSEY, IS COURT.
Special Term, April 20, 1889.
In the Matter of the Estate of John Fl. THE
kamp, deceased.
on reading the petition of Henry ~Thiekamp OF
said county. filed in this court, March 70, 1889,
that said John II. Thiekamp late
OF said County, on the ID day of September A D.
1887. at Saint Paul, in said County, died intest-
ate. that on the 18th day of March 1883 letters OF
administration upon said estate were duly issued
to W~iiheImina Thiekamp, the widow of said de-
| ceased, that said Wilhelmina Thiekamp depar-
| ted this life on the 9TH day of December 1888,
| without having fully administered said estate
] and that said estate Is now without an admins
| traitor, that said petitioner is the brother of said
| o III Thiekamp, deceased, and praying that
| Letters of administration debonis non be to him
| or some other suitable person issued thereon,
1t is ordered, that said petition be heard before
| the Judge of this Court, on Monday the 27th
| day Of May, A. ID. 1888, at ten o. clock A. M
| atthe Probate Court Room in Saint Paul, in said
County.
Ordered further, that notice thereof be giver
to the heirs of said deceased, and to all persons
interested, by publishing a copy Of this ordel
for three successive weeks prior TO said DAY
of hearing, in The Der Wanderers. q week.!
newspaper printed and published at Saint Paul
in said County.
1 e.. 81 BY the Court.
SAMUEL MORRISON,
Judge of Probate.
ATTEST: FRANK ROBERT JR.. Clerk
JACOB MANNER, Attorney.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-05-23

8isr Sabre tparet ieitbem betf1o6en:
Nino batte feline Sebrseit nabeau beens
oiet llno tpar ein itattlihe. 8ur1Ge ge=
.pcrben, ptne inbeB, uie es Ieiber In
feinsn Sahren 10 bdufis uno gum Saa.
ben fir's game Seben seiAiebt, isine
&inolihteit gu perlieren. St bate ims
nser nod Elm frommeS unb eldubiees
6ers unb faBte ces 9eben 10 auf, tpie
oofslbe auf3usaHen aIein ridtig lit:
oils ben 9Seg sur gwistsit, nobel es
earauf antomm,, Der Wes 10 gu geben.
baB man iid cine eliidlthe @tpiateit
peroiene. Son oieiem @eoauten seiei-
tet. tutste CT iid aui's iorafdItisite Dor
Gem. tpaS aQein Dem Menihen bic
glldii@e Gpisteit raubeu fam - Dor
Der ihweren Stnce; gebrauGte er fer.
ner bic Mitiel, bic 8ott 10 reidlih uns
seeeben, INN oas pielfode 86ie in uno
um uns i~berpinoen si fDnnen: er Bee
tste, CT mar ireu In Der @rflaung ieiner
reItsi6ien 9flldten, ia CT tbat IN oieier
0intdt nod mebr, ols mas ftreng ge.
boten tpar DbmpbI fat cine talbe
Stunoe bon Der Rrrhe entfernt fpDbz
nenb, mar er bennDh auh ndbreno Der
Mode ieoen Sag I'm Somuer mie In,
@inter, ebe er ylr Nrbeit sins, in Der
beilieen Wefe III tnb,n. @ifris rpar
er i'm Gppfong Der beiIiaen Sacra:
menie, bebutiam binitbtIid oss I'm.
aanees nit 8ameraDen uno Der Aus,
wobl ioIGer, bic er ais feline Sreunb,
a~nerfonnte. uno iolte pieleiht Sc.
mano n,stnen, feline fromme @einminl
babe i'm absebalteu, bic n5tbige SDre;
falt fir tiidtise ausbilbuns in ieinen
0anbuert %an3utpenoen. 10 m6se bericlb,
piRen, baB oas seraoe 8esentbeil De
Sud mar, baB geraoe ieine relisi5i
8eiinnuns itn aud iein 8eiddft al.
eine BON Soft ibm auferleste 9flG
betrcGten lieB, Der er barum AUDI mi
ieiner san3sn @ewifsnbaittStsit mad
fam.
Sc mar nit eiuem Worte Ninp noe
Der friibere fromrte, sefhidte uno fin
nige anabe, unb uenn Die pereangene
9ehrjabre etpaS an ibm gednoert 9ai
; ten, 10 trar eS nu eine Aenoerune
ieinen @unifen: fat NIT ben Sabre
SHlimmer sI rperoen, pie leioer uieI
, iunee 2eute msinen, oaB es ieii milf,
bate er iid p~erbefert unb perpDl
tpmmnet unb rar er INNER mod BAN
beiGdftigt, better uno rpQfcmmener /
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rem ienoh, auf feline 8orbiloung unc
Anlagen Nldltdt nebmeno, beitimmten
TIN gum Stupium unp er nib inoeb
bersits feline erite bl. Dfeiie gefstert ba=
ben Sir tpen CT tie sefeiert bat, III
mDbl elar.
go bat Soft bas Sf6nun9scpier bes
uniHulotgen Hino ~poaitdnoi9 ansenpm,
men uno iogar ietnem 8ruoer iene
Bnn6e gegebea, auf bic er ielbit bersittei
bate.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-05-23

con9t " Of ai Ramsey, IS Special Term May 8
1889,
In the Matter of the Estate of william Besch
deceased.
Notice is hereby given that the Judge Of Pro.
bate, of the County of Ramsey, will, upon the
first Monday of the month of December 1888!
at ten o'clock a. M, hear, examine and adjust al
claims and demands of all persons against said
deceased; and that six months from and after
the date hereof have been allowed and limited
for creditors to present their claims against sale
estate, at the expiration of which time all claims
not presented or not proven to its satisfaction
shall be forever barred, unless for good cause
SHOWN further time be allowed.
By the Court.
n.S0 SAMUEL MORRISON.
Judge of Probate
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-05-23

Mebrere Sabre tparen nergangen felt
id sum eritenmal = nidt lange mad
benz ebsn ersdblten greisniB BACON
Renntnib erbalten bate, oils mein WeS
mieoerum mid iiber bic Experimentation
fi5rte. Iuh th bate unteroeB bieles
In Der Sdule oes 2ebens Lernen mll
len unb aus Dem iDrgenloien Stuoenten
par Elm NIT Soreen erliltes 6aupt &c:
poroen. Durum Bate Id nun UNI 10
mebr SntereHe an Del 10 bart geprlitsn
Babnndrterfam,lie. SD ffieg bsBbalb
an benz Orte aus, III, mid ndber nat
ibren iebigen 9erbdltniRen 81 erfunbi=
gen. Mn DER 5t1srbeitsbalt sitele lab
th Ella fremoe5 @efi@t- aber nidt neii
bappn entfernt iab ih Elm itatttt4es
oaus uno mebrere 5abrifsebduoe. Sr
Dem 0auie narbrad1e @iDpannt 3DppI
feline nlten Sage unter Der pfege ieinel
Eo6ter Annunsiata, Die bic @emablir
eineS iungen reiden Gabritanten aug
Mailano gerpDroen mar, Der ieirer Bet
IN BEN eurh NinD geretteten 3uSe i'd
befunosn bate uno nad leiner Ser.
mdblung NIT 4nnun3iata an bieien
Drte, Der eeraoe flr feline 8rar4e BE
ionoers geeisnet mar, f1h aagefiebel
butte. yGhen tDeroen i'm 0immel &c
ihlofen," fonnte man ansefihts Diele
glidlihen 9erbinbung aud ia8en uni
therlih bat Hino's OpfertOo aud q
oieism 8lnd betgetraJen. - uno 5ran
cesco? Seces 5abr an einem beitlmnt
ten Gage fDnlmt ben ueiten Meg be
pDn Prato ein Mann In benz einfahe
| Rleib bes 81. 5raneiscis nno betet I'm
weint auf benz 8rabe Nino's. Bal
mad befen TDo mar 5rancescD BEL be
5raneiscanern eingetreten Mab nadDer
Ct Dns NDpisiat nOIenoet, nClte er at
J Iclut 2aienbruosr tDsroen. Seine Dbl
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-05-23

Stebr. Das beutide Heid fat
Bel Der bieligen @epebrfabrit porldufig
$4,000 ManliAer= @ewebre beiteit,
auBerbem itebt oas &eid tpesen tpeiterer
$4,000 NIT Der @aifenfabrif in I'M
t%erbanolung.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-05-23
sebr ipidtte fsr @iaetfdnfer!

Sebr tpfd)tte FIR 8taetf6nfet!
Die 3ett 1T ieBt ba, no man ietne 8ers
tpancten unb 6reunbe BON 0eutidlanb
fommen lGBt unb tpolen mir baber nt6t
u~nterlafien, uniere tDertben Ganb5leute anf
folgenbe nt6tige Punfte aufmerffam au
MAIDEN:
u 8enn Sbr cine Sreifarte fault, laBt
gu1 bon benz b%etreffenben Qgenten ette
Quittung geben, tporauf bemerft lit g@ut
| fir II Wonate unb pia Gtienba6n ben'garts
gen Weg in Nmerifa."
p SEPT 3u, baB Sbr nebit Der S6tffs=
fdrte etn 6nr6gebenfes Giienbabnbiuet bee
fommt, 10 baB Der Gmtgrdnt ietn @epdd
bonn 2anbungsplabe Direct mad ieinem Be-
itimmungsort hefen fam. 2aBt Gu6
ni6t 3tpet Carbohydrates geben, benn in
iol9em Safe muB Der Baiia9ier in Gbtz
cdgo ietn 9iaet umtauiAen, mas getD0bns
lid nit ltnannebmltbfetten uno unf0iten
berbunben lit. 8e3ablt bic 6arte MIDI,
bebor Sbr Gud bon bielem Buncte Mot
iiber3eugt babt
SdlieBli6 mO9ten mir nod ertpdbnen,
baB bic
Barrier @eitamSfeamns
am Is. Wai b. s. erofnet pir6. Onr9
porsigli6e 8ebingunsen nit Deri6itbenen
G%ompagnten iinb MIR i6on jebt i'm Stanbe
benz r~etienOen beuti6enBubltcum gaiitens
iotpobl Die 3tpii6enbefsbtaete biQtgit 3tz
fommen 81 lafen. Sir ndbere Nusfunft
tpenbe man fi6 miin6li6 ober ihriftlib an
GOtbman & 9obrbamer.
9euti6es 8e6iels u. Baiagegeiddft.
Wnibtngtun Mpenme. Glib
lVV Winnedpolis, Winn.
ct. yaal Efire: 3S7 Sibleb StraBe.
Ma Vile 8riefe aotelare nun
nab nnierer Office In WtnnenpDlis.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-05-23

- @ien. SIN 9alais Sdwarsenz
BERG fanb am Oitnmontag bic GrDff=
nlng Der bon leiten bDditebenber prts
batter gum beiten Der Mrmea Wiens pers
anitalteten @o[oihmieoefunit : Musitelz
lung itatt.-Oie Dlterreidii4e 8otlaaft
in Berlin bat bas bDrtige Galais oes
6ersDgs BON Hatibpr fir cine WlidiDn
Mart angefauft.- gefeierten Gbis
rrrgen profe1pr 8ilrDtb purDe an let
mem 60. @eburtstage BON ieiten Der
uniberiitdt cine Grimerungsz Meoaiae
in GbelmetaQ lberteidt. 8on bteler
MeeaiQe puroen aud 100 Stid CUR
gertbeilung an Schiller uno 6reunoe
bes MfetterS In 8ronSe geprdst.-Gin
Geiub Der bieiigen bulgariiden Stu=
benten um Grlaubnib CUR @rinbung
zines bulgartihen 0ereins 1T bon benz
Stattbalter Baron Polfinger abldldsis
beidieoen mproen.
-8rinn: 8iirgermeiiter @tnz
terboIer iiberreiate benz 83jdbr. @ice=
8lireermeilter 0erltb bas bemielben
our9 einitimmigen 8eidluB bes Sc
meinoes Nusidui1es ~perliebene Gbrenbirz
gerredt.
Cal ein. Sin l~ansidbriger
8e1uher @aiteins, Der 8erliner Wein=
bdnoler 6~ugogbeHer, ldBt auf Der Sat-
1erprpmenaoe Elm &aiier=8 ilbelm Dent
NAL erridten. Da1elbe beitebt aus
etnem b~alb=runben, BON @dpfeilern 1an=
firten 8autperf, in Seilen Mitte III elmer
Niihe cine Suite bes Sailers ibren
plab fincet.
= @ra3. Ser Grfarit bon 8ul.
garien, @raf 0artenau, Bat bier BIZ
8iaa ~2olooitid" fir Elm Sa9r genie:
tbet.
= Mdbr.=O It ra II. Die 8ruben:
&ataffropbe I'M Tieibaui9aht erfolst'
ourh eiren Sprengldub, pelder trpt
@erbots a~bseseben tpuroe. Der 8etriel
Der @rube blteb trpb Der grploiiDn TN:
eeitDrt. Mn benz B'eoerauftpmmen Del
beioen S9pers8 erwunoeten, wel4t
itarte gerbremungen erlitten, miro &C.
speifelt.
- SaG3bure. Set einem gan
zen Sabr 1T Die bieitse freipiaige 5euer
tpebr ni6t mebr alarmirt trDroen, eli
, unifum In Der 6eidtdte unieres Seuer
{ lDi9nelens iposll tpDbl Die Siiritenbrun
=. ner @aHsrleituns, welde in ben mei
item @ebduben in alien Stpdme,fe
: porbanoen it, peientlid beitrase
. mag.
Stebr. Das beutide Neid ia
Bel Der bieIisen @%etpebrfa6rif porldufi
!, $4,000 ManltAer= @ewebre beltelt
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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-05-23
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Attest: Frank Robert. Jr.. Clerk.
Jacob Manner, Attorney.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-05-23
STATE OF MIsN sIssy IS IN l PRogATl

Eva Bosch, Administratrix.
The Appeal., 1889-10-26
SOME ODD REMEDIES.
How AEue Was Treated and Cured in the
Days of YOre.

How AEue Was Treated and Cured in the
Days of Yore.
Ague was much more prevalent in the
old days, when so many thousand acres of
wnat is now good arabic land were living in
waste marshes, reeking with malarial
vapor. But the sufferer was not without
cholce OF other remedies which, if their
efficacy was at all in proportion to their
simplicity, left little to be desired. If he
were unable to obtain the chips of glib
pct, or objected to them on superstitious
grounds, many other courses were open to
hlm. Thus, he is directed to have q cake
baked of salted hSan; while the fit is on he
Is to break up the cake and give the pieces
to dog. The disease will then leave him
and stick to poor Tray. Another authority
recommends him to seal up a spider in O
goose-quill and hang the Quill round bis
neck, allowing it to reach as low as the nit
of the stomach. Aspen leaves were good
against ague. And this reminds me of one
curious principle which appears to have
influenced the leech strongly in his choice
OF remedles-the so called sDoctrine of
Signatures. 10 the old physician all
plants seemed to possess such curative
powers as would render him valuable as-
slstance If he only knew the ailments in
"hlcn particular plant, or part of plant.
might be prescribed with propriety His
peculiar method of reading between the
llnes In the book of nature soon enabled
him to surmount this difficulty to his own
satisfaction, if not to the advantage of the
patient. The shape of a leaf or flower, its
color and hundred other trif1es were
gladly accepted as indications of the medic
inal virtues upon which he could most
confidently rely. Thus, nettle tea was sure
to prove helpful in a case of nettle rash:
the heart-shaped leaves Of the ordinary
wood sorrel were remedial in cardiac dis
ease; and turmeric, on account of its deep
yellow color, was Of great reputation in the
treatment OF jaundice. Is it any wonder,
then, that the quivering leaves OF the aspen
were esteemed as cure for ague,-All the
Year Round
The Appeal., 1889-10-26
CHICAGO. g

The funeral Of Mrs. Trent of Evanston
was very largely attended.
Nice furnished rooms to rent at the
Remonde House $50 Wabash ave.
You can get a good square meal at
Mrs. Eliza Jones 1914 Butterfeld street.
Furnished rooms for gentlemen only,
at Mrs. S. Giants, 2136 and 2l3S State
street.
You can get home cooked meal at
Tweedy and Fizer's l47 Third ave., for
20 cents. Try it. .
You can get delicious meals for 25
cents each at Mrs. II. Pumpfrey's $40
State street Sd fiat.
You can get the best meal in the city
at Mrs. ]. II. Hunters. Try one and
you'll eat there all the time.
Messrs. Pope and Smith, 121 Lake St.
will clean and repair your clothing and
make it as good as new. Give them a
trial.
Bethesda is making rally to pay an
assessment for street improvement. 1t
is hoped that all friends will aid them
in their effort.
The ladies of the St. Augustine Society
are making arrangements to hold a fail
and fancy bazaar at Central Hall for one
week Commencing Nov. 4th. The p1o
ceeds to be deyeted to the new Colored
Catholic Church. which will be erected
on the South Side. Rev. Father Angus.
tus Tolton tile only Colored Catholic
priest IN the State will have charge o1
the paris.