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TIE DESCENT OF THE HOLY GHOST.
Other windows will give single figures,
viz: Our Lady of Lourdes, st. Peter, ST.
John the Baptist, ST. Leo Magnus, St
Thomas Aquinas, st. Francis Xavier, St
Joseph, St. Paul, st. John the Evangel.
list, st. Francis de Sales and st. Vincent
de Paul.
Tho windows representing the descent
Of the Holy Ghost ana ST. John the Evan
gelist have bsen on exhibition at New
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sell. He prepared
in the pu b lie
schools OF Cam
bridge for liar-
ward college and
graduated there
in 1917. He gra-
duated from the
Boston Univers.
ity Law school in
1879, and in the
next year became
the first bachelor
of laws that this
school over made,
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favorably known
outside a few cit
les. Indeed, the
costa bills S II g d
church" of nodi.
fled Puritanism
held New Eng
land as its pre-
serve till about
that time, and
disestablishment
was not complet-
ed even in Con-
necticut till about
24-25. MANY
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HANDSOME STAINED GLASS,

Windows for tho New Catholic University
mt Washington.
The new Roman Catholic university at
Washington, ID. c., which will be dedi.
Gated on the 18th of November by Arch
bishop Gibbons and other distinguished
prelates, will contain chapel for which
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orally be found in splint bandage or black
and blue spot.
Ono OF the things which generally most de.
light and mystify children who applaud tho
pantomimes Is the light and airy way In
which tho "fairies" float around in tho air.
What pretty sight IL is, to 10 sure, TO
watch a group of smiling girls, dressed in
spangled skirts, holding star tipped wands in
their hands, and gracefully moving their tin
sci wings, soar.slowly up into the canvas sky |
The spectacle from behind the scenes, how
ever, is not so enchanting. Each fairy" has
leather belt buclsled about her slender
waist To a ring in the back OF this belt a
fine but strong wire Invisible from the
'front.' is attached, which runs over pulley
located In the regions above tho stage This
wire is In turn fastened 10 wlndlass, at the
crank of which is stationed a perspiring NOR.
tol. When the word is gwen for the fairies
to Hy, down goes the back of the man, around
goes The windlass and up goes the fairy.
Another thing which always pleases the
children is the entrance Of the dragon. Very
ferce indeed he looks, with his bescaled back,
sharp claws, curling tail, and open mouth
belching flames. But from the rear he does
not appear at all terrific lie is only a can
YES dragon mounted on wooden frame
with wheels, Two or three men push him
along, and the heSies are only a cunning ar
rangement of Ru IN fire
Stage snow stoisss are produced by drop
ping bits OF paper from the flies, and once in
while the carelessness OF the property man
results in the descent Of a cloud of lavender
or brown flakes, which look anything but
snow like.
The stage Of a theatre is queer place, fun
OF strange noises and sights quite as interest
ing when viewed from behind as when gazed
at from the pit
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been made into
two states. and
the Indians of
South Dakota,
standing material
for mission work,
have moved fur
ther back. By
common consent,
and because of
his noble labors
and ndpracticalsug-
gestions, Bishop
Whipple, of Min.
~an,Na Z, t-oN
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D. D., LII. D., Of
Connecticut, his
location being at
Middletown. Tho
secretary is Rev.
William Tatlock.
d. D., Of STAN.
ford, Conn. Rev.
George Fran c 10
Nelson, Of New
York, and Rev.
w. F. Nichols.
Of Hartford,
Conn.,, are assist
ant secretaries.
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ments the latter are probably in use in a
majority Of theatres. A good story has been
eoad Of . manager, who, in stage slang, was
onanewhst ''pernickity" in regard 10 tho con
duct Of affairs at his theatre. One night q
piece was 'on' in which thunder was re-
Quired. For some reason or other the noise
was not produced in manner satisfactory
10 the manager. IN high dudgeon he called
rehearsal next day for the particular pur
pose OF improving the quality Of the thun.
der. The members OF the company plodded
through furious storm to the theatre. The
rehearsal began, the thunder gods stand.
Ing In fear and trembling lest an unsatisfac,
tory effort should result in their discharge
Tho time for the first clap came and the shot
and tin roared sullenly, and with what tho
nlembers Of the company thought was fine
sdect. But the manager was not pleased
"Very bad, - he calculated,
Another effort met with the same com
In the meantime black clouds had
bsenT up in the sky, and when the cue
came for the third peal Of thunder, the feeble
artificial roar was drowned by q crashing
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AHUNTER'S NOTES
Sport in the Alleghanies, Where
Game Is Thick.
WILD SWANS IN A VILLAGE.
How They Hunt the wild Turkey. aud
the Best Time for Doing so-Deer and
Bear Roam, In the Woods, and Furnish
Good Mark,

NE EVENING in
November, u few
years ago, | was 10
a small village that
lies high among the
Allegheny m 0 u n
tains, at a spot near
which the romantic
Juniata valley has
its be gin ming
While ealing sup
per at the qunint
old vern ths
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Named In lIoston.

William Eustis Russell, the Democratic
nominee for governor of Massachusetts,
was born in Cambridge, Jan, G, 1857, and
is the son of Hon. Charles Theodore Rus
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lie was admltteu
10 the bar the same year and became q
member Of the firm of c. 4. q T. Ii. Rus
sell. In 1881 he was member of the
Cambridge common council, and in 1883
and 1884 was an alderman. He was
elected mayor in 1855 and was twice ro-
elected. In 1856 he declined the nomi-
nation for congress.
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plications are understood by ordinary NOR.
tala Even its so-called realism" is achieved
BY means quite as puzzling TO the public as
was the Greek root to the proverbiai cobblcr.
Life and death are counterfeite,l. tragedy
end comedy presented on it--but howf
The ingenuity Of the stage carpenter and
his assistants is probably brought more into
NJ In the presentation Of spectacular"
pieces than anything else. Every one of tho
effects" which look so wonderful when
viewed from the pit, has its hard, practical
side, and 1t is safe 70 say that no work is less
known about. Take. for instance, the thun.
der that helps make the entrance Of the red
6annel-clad demons effective and which al
ways induces the pretty girls in the audience
10 start and timidly grasp the arms Of their
escorts. 1t Is produced in a most matter Of
fact way. A favorite device is TO have shot
dropped In handfuls from the flies TO piece
of reverberant tin. Another way is TO use a
largo sheet OF thin iron, man at one end
shaking II with might and main when the
enc for . pretended discharge Of natures ar
tzllery Il given.
Notwithstanding the invention Of numer
Gus ''thunder machines" which are less cum
bsrseme than the above described arrange
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some very beautiful stained glass win.
dows have been executed by +. Y. Zott
Ter, Of tho Bavarian Art institute in
Munich. The chapel is in the central
portion Of tho university building, There
are to be windows giving five groups
Illustrative of the Sermon on the Mount,
the Resurrection, the Descent of the
Holy Ghost, the Ascension, and Christ
Giving the Keys of Heaven to st. Peter
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James Lester, veteran of the war Of
lsl2. is thought 10 be the oldest pensioneg
IN Connecticut. He lives al Lyme ma
Is ii his ninety ninth year.
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ACROSS THE CONTINENT.

Two Men Who Rode from New York to
San Francisco ON Horseback.
Two dusty, sunburned, weather beaten men
rode into the courtyard of the Palace hotel,
San Francisco, on a recent September even.
ing. They were mounted on two small,
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shaggy mustangs, chafed and tired looking
and with their black coats turned almost
gray with dust They Immediately became
the cynosure Of an admiring crowd, and not
without reason, for the two men were none
others than John Allen and l.. II. Platt. just
completing a trip across the continent on
horseback. The two men were pictures OF
health and ruggedness, and in their frontiers.
man garb presented striking appearance.
They left New York city on May "A and
Travelled about {, ,5G2 miles at an average rate
OF over thirty miles day, One hundred and
thirty -one days in all were consumed in tho
journey, but after deductinG thirteen days
resting at various points the aggregate trav-
cling time will be found to be lis days For
twenty.four miles after leaving New York
they rode on pavements. AT Newark, N. j.,
they struck the first earth road. and followed
the country roads from th-re tn Hannibal,
Mo. Then they followed l,e railroad line of
the Wabash TO Kansas CIiv The Kansas
Pacific showed them the way to Denver.
Then they crossed the country to Salt Lake.
from Salt Lake they followed the line Of the
'nion Pacific to Ogden. and on to Sau Fran
SEQ by the Central Pacific.
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favorite scheme ss TO hare things arranged
% that when scene Is finished the scenery
will turn on pivot, bringing the other side,
which consists Of the stage setting for the
next scene, into view. Sometimes a change
OF scenery is brought about with rather
startling effect by suddenly extingu:shing
the lights and having trained men shift the
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Y ALL odds the theatrical busi.
ness is possessed OF more odd fea.
lures likely TO interest the reader
than any other calling under the
sun. The stage is n realm of
fancy. romance and unreality.
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T. II. ILATT
The only accident of note occurred in Utah
when one Of the horses foundered six miles
from water. With much trouble and loss of
time they reached a spring with the jaded
beast and passed the night there. The next
day they made up the lost time by covering
sixty miles, reaching Heber City in the even
ing.
Whenever one Of the horses would get sore
or give out they bought new one and led
the sick one until il was fit 10 ride again.
The original horses were mustangs from
Montana aud cost in New York 500 each.
When they arrived in San Francisco, after
having Travelled three-quarters of tho way,
they were in as good condition as at the
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More than century ago. when the
6rst balloons were sent up. hot air was
used. but II was abandoned for hydrogen
gas, which has been used ever since.
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vs isics pcunds; On MS arrival AZ 'Frlsco hs
dsccd Ais weight from i6s,{ to ,s5 poun,la
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STAGE ODDITIES.
Some Of the Queer Things
Found Behind the Scenes.
.APRAL OF THEATRICAL THUNDER

Dew n ls Produced = Lightning. the
Whlssiins Of the wind and other Mat
ssss--stass Fails, Fairies and Dragons.
Fse sAs Prevention Of Fire.
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tere geiebti6s MaBregel gum SAL gu
bringen. obglsi6 bierfiir eigentli9 COR
fetn @runb- n~enigfens fem perninfs
ti9er-oorliest. Gin uerfaRuugspiori.
ger @ingriH beg Yunoes III Die Staats.
QngelegeHDeiten lifgt bierbei bod fders
lid nidt Dor, ba mat bod ME aus ben
Nusen laKen barf. baB bic Gongreb.
mahler eben feline Stats, fonbern
fiub. 9dtten
bic Gemotraten in 8esug auf biele
WabIen in einBelnen Gtaaten, beion.
oers benen bes sii0 Ofens Ono &ebol.
Der uno Win9elter nod in febr mirfs
iamer @eiie our gerbinberung uner'
w;!nidter Stimmensa bgabe in Wnmen.
buug tommen) ni6t elm 10 iiberaus
i6Ie6tes 8ewifen, bann niir6en fie ses
gen oieie MaBregel taum gtwas ein3uz
penben baben.
Sm SntsreKe Der gr3ieluug reiner
@ablen bur9 intelligence, freie, UNI
bebinberte unb unbeeinHuBte Wdbler,
tpdre bic Wunabme Der Iebten beiben
geieBli6en M%eueruueeu iebenfans b66ft
erpiini9t, mie Die Dinge aber eegers
wdrtig liegen, 1T uenig 0oHnung bors
banben, baB ii6 bas nod pd6renb Der
Seifioas=S auer bes 81. 2pngreHes Der,
mirfli9en tperoe!
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Welmem

ben au1 ni6t enttdufht. Wel6em
ipe3lelea @loubsA er unsth0ft nuo mel.
OF Hibtlihg II o%elirltt. D0er on Il einer
aept1en Tl6tuns angea0rt, TT uHnl6gs
llG 5u legen. Seiae5amllie geb0ttieoo9
bfr STE Der Meaouiten pom Dtiihen
ytunlDioaniea az. lnD III erli9,
penn bjete Settle mad BEN Character
oleler yyute beurtbeilt nernen fam. 70
1T bies cine @emsiuoe, iueld]s Ser Sod.
a9tun9 unb 8erebrung ,pfirbia III.
Oenn lir0enbs inb ebtli6ere, HeiBiaes
re. lolibere, mebr perfdnbise uno aots
tesftr6tige 2eute Git finben, aIs bie Size.
n%oniten in on Dennipluanien. 8ir
b6rteu ibn iasen;
3mei Dinge fonaituiren citizen @hri=
item. Oieie 3mei @i9enfdaften finb
Wiite uao Wabrbeit. Ni@t Site unb
Webrbeit Die fe Der augemeinen Nnz
nabnae ua6 gew6buIid ppn Gir9enmits
gliebetn ausgelibt metben, ionbern pie
le es in Der Shat ino. Wabrbeit i'm
gerbanbe nit GhIs-oies 1T bic gRena
bes @brifentbums. Naes onbere in
Der &elision if duBerll6 unb ni9t BON
8e6eutung, nur cine SGale unb ni9t
Der Gern. lin gut au isin, mug Elm
Wann Suites tbun. 1u9 mub er niGt
8utes tbun, i'm bon Ser WeIt ge1eben
gu loerben. uno ieinen Mamen iiberaa
erDdbnt i'll iebea. st muB @utes
tbun, neil GO &edt III, Suites tbur,
neil er bas BebiirfniB bat, es su thun,
neil bet @oeimutb bsr Shat unb bic
6reuoe, pelde biefe ieinem Screen be-
rettet, tbh oa3u oefonlaBt. unb er muB
mabrbeitsIiebeab i'll oerfelben @eiie
iein, ti9t IN anipru9spouer @eiIe,
ionbern Der geftiebisuEg Degcn, Bic es
ieiner Seele getDdptt. St NUT uidts
anbetes Die ea6uhsit in Der Wabtpeit
ieben uno ni6ts lpie 0dBli9es uuo Wis
oetDdrtiges in eirer Galiabeit.
Sizes 1T 0r. 9artman's &eIigion,
tpie ct fe felbfi beutli0 oatlegt.
Diefe furae @ii3ie beg 2ebens unb
Wirfens zines Wannes, behen 9ubm
als elm Wobltbdter ieiuer M~itmenIfen
f& mabrfdeinlid nod iebem Seim in
Der Union bsrbreiiste, miro 3wsifeIsobs
ne fit uHiere 2sier Don SntersRe fem.
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Staat Sbto, Stabt EoIebo,l
QueuS 6, n. &. & {


Gramf s. gbeaeb befdpSrt, bab ct Der
altere @artner bet Girnaa s. s. gbeue1 6
60, III, beI@e @efdafte in ber Stabt Solebo,
in oben senanutem golntb nnb @taate, tbnt,
nnb ba6 befaqte Girma bic Summe bon Elm.
bunhert Dollars fir ieben fall bon aa.
tartb beSablen ipirb, ber burG ben @ebrauG
bon SANS 8atarrb Sur ni6t sebeilt
iperoen tann. 6rant s. &beneb.
Bei9porcn Dor mir unb unterfdrieben in
meiner @eseunart an, 6. September A. d. SO.
@ u. %. @Ieapn,
w. oTentlider Gotar.
Sau's 3atarrb aur piro iunerIi9 senpms
men unb tpirft brett auf bas 8Iut unb bic
fdIeimisen Sberadden beS Sbftems. East
Gud umfonf 8eusnife fommen.
8. 8. @beneb & Co., Tslebo, 8.
az gsrfauft bon apotbetern, rs Gents.
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Ser SDcialismtms inter ben emali.
fdett @enmfen.

Semitic 2eute finb IN 2onbon iebr
sunangeuebm tiberral9t" bur9 bic
Sbatia6e, baB Der SociaIismus unter
ben Staats5samten unb omar au9 un=
ter ben b6beren uno gutbeiolbeten, tr1s
r1er mebr Nnbang finoet.
Die Negierung fann ibren 8eemten
stpar perbieten, rPoIif" i'm Slime BON
Barteie uno Wabl.politit gu treiben,
aber ni9t, fi6 Der foeialiHif9en Betpe,
gung an3uidlieBen.
Sin gemifer 6erbert Burrops, tpels
der i'm Snlanb Steueroepartement i'm
Semmeriets9 euie aneeielt iii, nabm
an benz groBen 8odarbeiter Strife re.
gen Nntbeil, bdlt ieoen @onntag Nors
trd9e fiber Socialismus uno i6reibt fur
bic iocialiFif9e Suffice. ST 1T einer
Der tbdtigfen Bropaganbifen, Mits
glieb Der 5ocialiftie 9eague, Der $50
cial Democratic federation" unb anbe-
rer Organifationen. Seine 8oreeieb.
ten finb nit ben Mnimauungen unb
6anolungen beg Mannes boDfommen
pertraut. Nls er bingegeu einmaI fir
einen nrabicalen" &anbibaten cine STE.
be belt, tDurbe ibm cine @trafprebigt
ertbeilt unb ct i'm Stang 5uridgefelt.
Gin anberer GoeiaIiit 1T epbnep
Webb, Der cine Wonosrapbie iber ben
5ocialismus gei9rieben bat. ST III i'm
&olonialsS Department unb bat ein @es
bait bon $4,000. Seine Officers Stun
ben finb bon 10 big 8 ubr uno er pibs
met ben 9r6Bten She'll ieiner MuBeseit
Der 8erbreitung focialiHii9er Sheen.
Ut bolt mebrmaIs in Der Mo1e 6ffents
ll9e IorleiuugeH, aber er ipri6t ni9t
in ben patfs ober auf ben StraBen.
Mtan bat i'm f6oa mebrere Male ges
tparnt, aber CT beruft fi9 INNER barouf
bab er feline politif, ionberm nur u6to.
nomii9e Wifeni9aft" betreibe. Die
8orf9rifteu, beneu fi1 bic Beamten
beim Nntritt ibrer Gtelet u~nterwerfen
mtihen, berbietst ibnen eben MUIR b o l.
tif6e Sbdtigfeit. Die M6gii6teit
elmer ioeialififden propasanba III gar
ni9t in 8etradt ge3ogen tporben.
Iu6 Der foeialifif6e 9iGter unb 2is
tsrat gbmunb 8ofe III in S~taatsoiens
fen tbdtis.
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gegas.

: Mm Colorado 9ioer in San Gas
ba @ountp 1T Der iunee 6armer 6.
Sartmann ermorbet morben. Man
DermiBte iba, fudts urb fanb Die nit
Gselern iArsdti6 3ugeri9tete 2ei9e.
0artmaun mar niGt betDafnet. Ser
BlaB 5eigt, baB Elm beftiger &f
3pii6en Dem @rmolbeten uno feinen
Iusreifern iiattaefunben baben muB.
- 8Dn @ainesbiIe mirb beri1tet,
baB man Die 8ahurduber. Die iingit
einsn 3us ii6erfielen, eiH9efangen bat.
unb 3tpar mu1be ibre 8erbaftung auf
foIgenbe Meife btmerffeligt. 3mei
Grauen In 4sbmotr eri6itnen oerod1s
.ig; Die cine lpar Die 6rou zines Wan.
nes, ben man Der Shat fdbig belt, bic
3tDeite, bic 8elIebte feine5 @enofen.
Wenige Sage rad Der 8eraubung beg
3uges f6liefsn bic beiben 5rauett in
einem 3immer oes bOrti9en Goftbaules
uno elm @ebeimpoliaiit beleete bas ans
5foBente 3immer. Spdt ON Mbenb be.
garn Sic u~nterbaltung. Die Grau be-
tlaete fi6, baB ibr Siam nod nibt 3is
rildsetommen unb bsfhrdtete, BOB bic
Sadie f9ief abgelaufeu fei. Die an6es
re tr6feie ieooG, oa fe bon ibrem @es
liebten Sunf3is Dollars erbatten babe.
8eihe nannten bic Nan1en Der MGnner,
unb 10 mar ts lei9t, bic 69ulbigen 3i
inben.
- Sn ber lebten Wo@e ino Die6er
elm paar fleinere tsranii9s pofidmter
nsu beiebt tporben. Ob iiberDaupt nod
beoeutenoere Gtellen, berem Befebung
bon Der Mabl bss prdiioenten obbdngt,
in Seras obne neue potmeifter finb,
pifen mir ni@t, beatDeifeln es aber.
SoGte es inbeRen Der Sol fein, 70 bat,
ME cine Noii3 aus Walbington nit.
tbeilt, ber>prdiibent f6 oabin ausges
fprO6en, baB ct Dor BEN (su Nnfang
oes December erfDlgenben) 3uiammeus
tritt oes &ongreRes feline @rnennunsen
Don Beainteu irgeno elmer att mehr BOTS
nebmen .Der6e.
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9ie ruififhs aeaieruna fdhrt

Sie ruifi9e Geeierung fdbrt in
ibrer unterbriidung Der beuti@en Sfiees
probin3en unentuegt fort. Sept bat
man ou9 bic groUincialrdtbe Der abIi.
gen @roBsrunobeiBer abgei@aHt unb
oieielben bur9 Musi9dfe erfeBt, beren
Witglieber bonn Raiier ernannt meroen.
gs fol bas angebli9 cine liberale MaB'
regel iein. bic f6 gegen bic Nrifotratie
ri6tet. uel@e Big iebt bic Beb6lferung
u~nabbdnsig bon Der &egierung in ct.
petersburg beberridt babe. Sn Wirfs
li9teit baabelt es fi9 aber nur batum,
ben @influB bes angeiebenen = geitig
uno financiea maBgebenben Deutf9s
tbums in 2iDlanb unb Surlanb gu
trehen.
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a. Inter ben @rinnernngen Der
Sugenb3eit fin0 0as bic fidrfften, bic
uns an f9mere &ranfbeiten, bic mir au
Der 3eit gu iiberfeben batten, gemabz
men. Sunge Mtitter erinnern fi6 lebs
baft barau, baB es Gbamberlain's
Cough &emeop mar, neldes ie bon
Group befreite unb menben IS in 6olge
oefen aud bel ibren Gin6ern uub itets
nit benz beiien @rfolge an. Gum Yers
tauf bel 81, Gobu & Co., s. Galteper
& So. unb allen Oruaaifen.
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! SIN san5sn teranifden 3uder.
9itrift 1T man isBt nit Dem n3uder=
MAIDEN" bei9dftiat nnb boft, befonbers
ba, no Der nsue SifuiiOAs pro3eB be-
reits eingsfdbtt 1T, auf rei9e grtrdge,
neil Die 3uderrobr @rnte In bieiem
Sabre cine redt befrieoiseRbe gepeien
1T. Muf Der Staats, 6arm 9arlem in
Sort 8enb @OuntD, mel9e bon Strdf'
lingen behrbeitet wirh, erinartet man
nit Si9erbeit cinen grtrag BON 1,500,s
600 Yfuno.
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Der beIaifde b

: Der belgiide Sufi5minilfer bat
einen @%eiesentpurf ausgearbeitet, ben
er beMnd9it Der 3ammer poraulegsu
bsabRdiiet, bur9 pel6en bic 8eb6rben
autOrifirt perben, ibelbeleumunbeten
gltern bag Auff6tss unb g~r3iebunsss
&e9t iber lire 2inoer su ent3iebeu,
ferner ftaatli6e @~rsiebungs : Initalten
fis bertpabrIofe 2inber Su erri9ten
unb bic Strafen fir un3u9t nit Gins
5ern bebeutenb gu u~erfdrfen. Wan
bOft bur6 bieie MaBregeln benz ueber,
ba%nbnebmeu BON 8erbre9en unb pros
ftitution entgegen3utpirfeu.
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Gin gtii6dben Gtntpt6el,Eapi rettete
thr Neben.

Gs mar MIR elm sep6bnlt&es Stn6 Ginmidel. papier,
aber es rettets tbr aeben. G c mar I'm lesten Stabium
Der S9mtnblu&t unb mad benz Ausipru4 ber Ner5te
ais 20 Rfunb. GuI einem Sthd Ginrpidel : 8apier las
fe RON Or: Rings New Discovery; fe bolte h4 etne
YrpbeS 6lai4e nnb es balf, barauf tauite tie eine sroBe
SlalGe uub fabIte f4 Sebeiert unb bur9 frrtseSesten
@ebraua pnrbe tie rieher fart, seiunb, rofs uno
ipiest nun pieber lao pfunb. Sur peitere Gin,eibeiten
ienbet eine griefnarte an g. 8. Sole, @prtbeter,
Sort Snitb.
4rpbe Stai6en gratis gu bdben in auen Gpptbeten
Briefs Der srcben Slai4en 81. WbpleiaIe Bel Dretb,
GhpmpIcn u Co., Gan Nntpntp.
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6udlenS Mrntca.g albe.

Die bette Gable Der Belt fur Sdnitte,
QuetIdunoen, @ef6niire, Giebsr. unb Sduts
ausf6Ias, GIe6te, seiprunaeas 9dnbet Jrof-
beuIen unb aae SdutirarIbeitsn turirt Cd.
morrboibsn ODER feline Ge3abluns. 8Suise
Sotisfattion oarantirt ODER bas @eIb piro
suriderfattet. % Gents bic S4a6teI. Bum
8ertauf in allen apOtbeien. 9reib, 9bomp,
ion 6 Co., @bolefaIe.
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s@~ Weun Semanb fem uno ai on.

S@~ Wenn Semanb fein uno 3u alis
nebmbarem 8reiie ipeifen min, 10 sebe
CT gum Wifiipns'@orteu. Die
Serren Gbeiner & Waul, 8efBer bies
les Embellishments, balten barauf, ibre
8aite tets bolfommen 5ufrieoen gu ftels
len. aae iaifonmdBigeu Delitatehen,
Nuferu, @ilb, Slide, @efliseI &c. fnb
bort in Der oeIifatefien 3ubereitung ole
3eit 5u babeu. NabI3eiten perben out
Wunf6 in bic Wobuungen Der Sunben
aeIanot. 4u6 bietet Der nit Der
SpeiIemirtbf6aft berbunbene Bar
ropm bic bcHen @etrdnfe. TETS frii1es
Bier unb feine 2iqu6re an6 @eine.
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sa- paneoaf & g o ferti.
gen @u6 einen an3ug mad benz neueften
S6niit aug BEN befien Stofen on, 10
billg, ME CUTE Mrbeit muir geliefert tpers
ben fam. @ebt ibnen Deriu6smeiie
rur einen Nuftrae.