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EGGS in ALL STYLES.
six Hundred Ways in France to Coo
This Modest Wand.


six Hundred Ways in France to Cook
This Modest Wand.
The French cuisine is said to boast no
fewer than six hundred distinct modes of
dressing eggs, says the London Telegraph,
and very considerable proportion of these
Eeelpes has lately beeu communicated 10
the British public in an opuscule written
by the accomplished 'tchef' Of the Duke of
Bedford. As rule, however, it may be
said that ordinary middle-class English
people know little, if any thing, about such
subtle prep arations as ''Rufs a la
duchesse," "a la Bourguoigonne," "a la
Phllipsnourg,n "a reau De rese,H "a la
Coigny," or Eau Pere Douillet." We are
content to take our eggs as we take our
pleasures, gravely and somewhat sadly.
Yet eggs and bacon have not ceased to be
National dish. "Buttered eggs" "curried
eggsv and scrambled eggs. ind place In
our s'cuisine bourgeoisen Minced mutton
is not considered complete without o
poached egg, which Is also, as
the poetic cook put it, ''as a
buttercup in the meadows of spin
ach," and we use legions of hard boiled
eggs in salads and mayonnaises of veal and
nam pies, while eprried eggs sometimes
make their appearance on the breakfast
table, and eggs filed with foreemeat OF
anchovies and other ingredients are becom-
ing a favorite ''savory'i at the end of din
ner. The plain boiled egg, however, is an
al.ment which is consumed to a much
iarger extent In England than IN France,
for the simple reason that at their first
breakfast the French rarely take any thing
beyond '.cafe au lait'' and bread and butter,
while at their second repast, or ''deieuner
la fourchette,, . plain boiled eggs or .'oeufs a
Ia eoque'' are only occasionally served,
whereas at their early breakfast English
men scarcely think that they hays AIS.
chargeu their duty to society unless they
have demolished at least one boiled egg.
To the prodigious number of shells which
are cracked every morning between eight
and nine O'Clock must be added the equally
astonishing number of eggs used In the
making of puddings and cakes, the con-
ST nptlon of which is comparatively re-
stricted across the channel.
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DO BIRDS COUNT2
An American NaturaIist's Interesting OBJ
servatsOns.

An American Naturalist's Intore sting OBJ
servat:Ons.
Having studied Sir J. Lubbock's interest
ing book, l remembered a fact observed by
me, which, though it is not conclusive,
seems worth mentioning. / was amused
some years ago to observe the feeding of the
young in sparrow house near the upper
window of my house. The old sparrow
allghted upon the small veranda of the
sparrow house with four living canker-
worms in his beak. Then the four young
ones put out their heads with the custom
ary noise and were fed each caterpillar
The sparrow went of and returned after
awhile again with four living cankerworms
in his beak, wi hich were disposed of in the
same manner. l was so interested and
pleased with the process that watched it
for some time and during the following
days.
A fact which have not seen noticed here
in the extensive sparrow literature is that
Tor number OF years sparrows begin to
build nests OF dry grass and hay at the top
OF high trees. The first l saw were large,
irregular balls placed on the tripod of
twigs. The entrance was on the inner side
near the lower end of the balls Last year
! observed another form of the nests A
strong rope formed of dry grass, as thick as
mans wrist and as long as the forearm, is
fastened only with the upper end to strong
branches at the top of high trees.
The ropes end has rather large ovoid
shape, with the entrance to the inside near
the end. OF such nests / saw last winter
about dozen on the elms here in Main
street, near the college grounds, and simi.
lar ones on Putnam avenue and other
streets. A long pole near my house strong.
ly covered by vine (celastrus scandeus)
had such a nest for three years, used every
year.
In the sparrow houses around my lod dgina
the sparrows stay throughout the winter,
commonly one male and three females in
every house, till in spring the superduous
females are turned out.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1889-11-13
y.lnme of NIAGARA Falls

The amount of water passing over Mag
ara falls varies with the height of the river.
Prof w D. Cunning estimates the average
amount at Is, ,0OO0o cubic feet per minute
Allowing 621< pounds to the cubic foot this
would give total of 562,5OO tons per
minute, or 25, ,212, 500 tons in As minutes. OF
which somewhat more tha- two-thlrds
passes over the Horseshoe falls. Other
estImstes place the total amount passing
over both falls as high as 100.OoQ.oOo tons
per hour,
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Get Your aIonI.nr Nou.

Owing TO a giut in the market, the price
of monkeys is less than at any time for
twenty years past This applies to ring
tails, bald-heads. bob-tails, squint-eyed
and al other varieties, clear up to the dig
nified old dad who roosts on top of the
cage II you want monkey buy him now
and save money.
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CHURCHES.

DAPTIST.-Preaching each sunday at ~ a.
DIN. and at 80 p: m, at the courthouse: sun
day school at 10 O'clock, a III. Prayer meeunB
"Wednesday evening OF each week. Rev; w; A.
Cain, Pastor. Residence on Cor Lincoln ave-
and Cherry Streets.
OHRISTIAN.-Prea every sunday AT
~ II o. clock, q. M, and 1880 p. M, by Eider
David Nation. Prayer meeting every wed
= nesday night. Sunday school at 10 o'clocka a. M
4, overy Sunday.
3 NTETHODIST EPISCOPAL.-Services every
INI Sunday at IL 100 q. III. and z 80 p IN: sun
day school every Sunday mt 10 a. IN. Prayer
T, ,meotin. every Wednesday evening AT ':0O'
.Strsn0ers invited r. SANDERSON, Pastor.
DRESBYTERIAN.-Se every sunday AT
m a. m and 80 D. IN. Sunday School at
10 A. M J. B. NORTH, Pastor.
CATHOLIC CHURCH Services on IND
Sunday OF every month at Sherlocks nail, al
Ios0O "a m REV. BITTER Pastor.
GERMAN BAPTIST BRETHREN-Hold reg
NI ular services at Mingona, Barber county
the second and fourth Sundays In each month
Gedar Creek school house on the third Sunday
BY Elders ShRmberger. smith and Neher'
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Liquor Licenses in Mexico.

In the City of Mexico the income from the
taxation of liquors and me license on
saloons is very large indeed Every
liquor and pulque shop pays a monthly
license. In addition TO the license fees on
saloons, aa octroi or entry tax, is collected
on all pulque coming within the city limits.
For the fiscal year just ended this gate tax
amounted to the sum OF $4,000, or more
than 81 800 a day. The pulque shops open at
six O'Clock in the morning aDd close at FIVE
oelock In the afternoon, and not one of them
has back door.
How Utd Coinin0dors vanderbilt Once
Saved Five Gents.
Yes, Old Commodore Vanderbilt was 4
money-getter and racney-savcr,' said an
old-time Wall street operator 10 a select
circle OF young men E.ao were watching tha
tape in dogsa-town Office "He looked
after the Dicke!s, and the dimes and dollars
followed after. It was in IS52, think, when
concluded TO take a trip TO Europe, and
didn't want TO impair my apHal-wanted
to make my expenses, you know. l bad
dealt considerable IN Mr. Vanderbilts pet
New York Central and had an idea that he
would make deal in it While / was gone.
So drew my check for $1,000 and had it
certified, weDt 10 Vanderbiit's ONCE and
presented put for him to sign. II was on
loo shares Of Central at the closing price
on the day before. He hemmed and hawed;
said he didn't like TO do business that way.
Finally, as favor, he would do it at per
ceHt- below the closing. Iagreed. He was
very busy; his desk Uttered with letters.
In these days the Government required a
war stamp of FIVE cents on a contract.
Vanderbilt rewrote the put-he wanted ia
his own way-then took pen-kniie, and for
more than ten minutes WAS busy renewing
the five-cent stamp en the put l had prepared.
Then with 6 characteristic grunt of salts
faction. gsheTe's FIVE cents saved glued
the stamp on the new contract, took my
check, handed me the put, saving: There's
money for you IN this contract: good mcrn-
ing and was gone. In less than ninety
days the stock lad advanced eighty points,.
but had sold long bssoss.''
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gafdbenoiebe an Der slrbeit

uber bas 5reiben ser 5afden6iebe
auf Der Barrier WsItausfslung mi. b
| 6olsenbes bet.dtet: 0Was beie Sa.
i1enDlebe lelifeH, III geraDs3u iounber=
bar! ginem meiuer 9efanlten murbe
eln gnloener 2nsifer in b,m NugenbIde
abgei9niiten, aIs IT ebeI in ben papi
Ion be la peshe einlreten rDolIte. Wein
G,euno nabm Dor Der Sbi,r ben 6dt ob.
lieB hen Gne fer, ben ct on einem bin
llen goloeneH G,ti6.n trug. BON ben
Au9en follen uno soa lein 5aidemfud
ber1us, um li1 ben 51meiB poil Gopf
uno Stirn gu trOdaep. N;s er bos
3aibentu9 wieber einoeftedt unb ZEN
Out aufgefegt baite. uo(lte er aud ben
&nslfsr wieber aufieBeH. NbseIGniiten /
Utein Jreuno tpeiHte ibM Elm fiiae
5hrdne nod (es mar 18 fardiiges @oIo
gefpefen, &oitenpuntt l3) 1rfs J, febte
ltd cine ltdDlerne Brille ouf, Die er sum
Slid IN Der 5aide trug. unb mar un
partelli9 gsnug, bic WOrte 3u muir.
meln: 15aubere Nrbeit! Sssr out ae.
ma6t!" Der 3o6ter -meiner pf0rtnerin
Dnrpe cine tleine golDene ubr aug Der
Bruittafde beg Gleibes geliobign. 6ie
tru9 iiber Der Saile, in tpel1er bic Sas
i6e nit Der llbr mar. Gin 3ugetn6pftes
Sudden. 3rOboem mar IS bem Diebe
gelungen, bic ubr bon riner ii!bernea
&ette, on ber fie befeiiist mar, ab3u
fn0pfen unb aug ibrem Ytrlttd b.raus
3ultibiben. Dus MdoGen mertle ben
8erIuii erf Nbenbs beim Mussiebfn; es
baite uid,ts geiiibIt. Dem prin3en o..
meter 5iOuro3a linb Sc. 900 5raifs in
Gbeds unb Bantnptrn gtffoblen morben,
bic er in elmer fleinen 8rieftafd,e in Ell.
ner, unter Der Ndfsl b,s Rcdes ange
bradteH Safdc trsfflid uerpahrt glaub=
te. ST erinnest lid. baB am pont Sol.
ferino 5wei 6erren OH ihm DO itbar,
lireiften, bon benen ber cine leidt gegen
ibn aniiieB unb bana Beg your par
don" iaate. llnb 10 sebt IS fat ollen
ben Beifoblenen, oersn Glagen bereits
auf Der poli5eiptdfetiur eine ifuttl.9s
Iu3abl BON 4ften biloen.
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Oieieniden INN i,us

OleIeHl9en BON uHs, tDeld)e rod
mot liber 50 Sabre binaus fiao-
i1rebt ELL engiii1.s Blait-babsu
lulbrlhelnli6 In hf mihtiaiten uab
foriIdtiilli6lteu periobe ber msnla.,
1'H Gcibi6!e ashbi. Denn inns,balb
otelts balben Sabrbun6esis hno u. VI.
folgenoe glfinDunavn unb gntoefuraeu
gena1t uoroeu: Sjednoampfer, 5lta
Benbabnsu, Dod,bdbnen. 5sIegropben.
!lnIen, Sjeantobel, phon, eleftri=
ide Beleudtung Dampf i5euer priseu,
@eniiI6e 26doappuratt, ole 5d,mer,-
betdubun0s MitteI, Nilrogpcetin. On.
ndmlt. Glefenpuiber, Wluminillm, Woa-
neftum uno anbere neue MetulIe, oas
eletlro Ylattirel, Bic SpsitralanaIple
unb oos Spsttroifop. bic fiinitIid)e Obrs
trompete, bic pnsumatiihe R6hrsnIei
tung. Der eletirlffe Motor, bic elsfiri=
ide Babu. bic elefiIii6en @ipdvn, Die
Sbleibs unb 5sBmai1ine. billiaes poli=
lllfsm. Dampfbei3ung. bic Dampf. unb
gSallsifrafts@leoatoren, bic Weitibll.
Bdbnma9sn unb bic 5pann. uno Oebe.
pfeller griiden. De 2ite HeBe lib ned
heoeufeno eltDsitsin. llufer gan5es pos
lltloss gB'hen poa oer natiiriiden Be=
tdantnbeit Der planeten unb i5irlfers
nen 2Bslten ba6en lpir ebenfalls eiit in
oleleln 3eliraume fflanst. Sa. menn
. bios auf bic duB.rli6eu Jorildritte
antdme unb ni9t au1 auf ibre Wir
Tang binlidllld oes ulgemeineu Wosles
uHo Slides bes Werfhrugsidlsdtes,
10 f6nnten mir in bsr 8bat nit Der
81 OBtsn yef'iebisun9 auf Oisien 3sit.
1aum blidsnl
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Gin S6teieem 2sismards.

Der Rabfhab Sir 3. Dtaoapa Rop
bat. 'wie Der 2osresponbent beg .pio
neel" in TombaD btridltet. bas folgenbe
Sdyeiben bonn 6iirit Sismaad elbaIten !:
Berlin. Is. Wdrs. @esbrter 5err! 4!
Sd babe bic @br', ben Gmplana eJbres
Briefts pom 8. b. M.. uebit einem @rs
emplar Der .Wtabras Zines" su befd
tigen. Wtit 8rpBem Sntsreiie babe it
bic bon Sbnen fir ben ye,tebr nit un.
tultiuirten 86ltern niebergelegten 9e
geln asleien unb bin iiberSeugf. baB,
falls bieie Regeln BON meiuen 2dnbss
leuten befolgt unb angepanot wer6en,
He ibre Ye8ieburgen gu ben afritonie
iden 8olfsitdnmen, beren peri6iebens
ariisen 3araiter unb Siiten mon in
Seuii6lano ni6t pbaia berlieht, (cf.
bic 0erren BON Der oltofritaniiden @es
ieafdaft 3. G.) bebeutenb beleru.
3nbem i'd Sbnen aufridtis bonte fiir
oas Sntersiie, fpsldes Sic on benz grs
foIse unferer 2olonifation In Nfrita
nebmen, babe i'd bic gbre II. I. no.
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mgnbt btmp pMuum
WOLF SON Ecke Main Plaza

@tH IDO Iultger BfQnH, DER 1eiEe
f1lanfe 8efalt nit tinem Sammetrode
berausgepuBt battle, trat aus bem 9auie,
faBte bic iunge Grau BET Der 9dno unb
rebeie slebbaft ouf fie elm. gs fdien
8r6ing, als Oh iie ibre 6anb benz
Marae eni3iebsn wolle unb dig cb bers
ieIbe iis tpiser ibrsn Willen fsiibalte.
! Wdbrsnb fi6 oas ereignete, eab li6
! 9err Bl5fing, Der bic yarbuiuieferin
ni6t aus ben Nugen bsrlor, ybas 9lnles
ben, ais bente er iiber ben Snbalt bes
Brisfes na1, ie1ne unb iibefIeae,
Grana idaute inbei5en 3tpei Sinbern
3u, liebIiden Wdbder 5lpij9eu bier unb
fitnf Sabrsn, Die auf benz baitgefrores
nen Bobeu, BON StraBenmulifduten
aus benz 9aufe geIodt, manter cine
pDlfa tnnsten.
Benelbenspertbe Ginber, geniebt gus
reg 2sLens glhdihits 3sit. faete Gran5
leiie,Dor lid) bin, Iie tonmt rur einmal
unb ME nieSsr
Sept bate fi1 bic BarboiDeferin BON
bem jungen MaHne frsi gemoht. sic
nidte, als beiabe iit cine Gsage, eruif=
baft nit benz Gopfe llnn ging bann nit
| fildtissn 56rittsn auf cine Drofdle
3u, bic in einiger @niferning bon benz
Wtrtbsbaule gebaIteu bate.
Gaum NOR bic Grau eingeItiegen, 10
fubr ber Guti6er gu, als Hiete er bOr
bem b0ieh Geinoe.
6err 8r6fiag fab eiu, bob es unm6gs
LID fei, biefem Gefdbrte su folgen, er
mar nod niemals Der Sbor geipefen,
feline 3eit frudtlOs su peri6lDenben.
Gubig, als Oh er nidt i'm Gerinsiten
aufgerest isi, Dbglsi6 cine Meuee bon
@eoauten iein raifloies 8ebirn ourd
freu3ten, rpanbte er iih Gtau3 unb ia9te
nit GROCER 66flidteit: Sd babe ben
Brief aufmerfiam burdseIelen, nod Der
86rienaeit tperoe id Sbnen eine bes
ifimmtere Musfunft geben f6anen als
iebt.
81 Sbnen nidt mObl2 fragte ibeils
nebwenb Gran3, beun Derr 8r6iins fab
iebr bIaB aus.
Mir III gang ipobl, 0err Dottor, i'd
baufe fir Sbre Sbeilnabms, erwiberte
gr6ing, fAiittelte Gran3 bic 0anb unb
gina ieines Wsges.
Der Mann III trant Obsr jsBt III ibm
pl0Blid elm qudlenber @ebanfe, acfonts
men, iuete 6rau3 au fi9 ielbif. iolltsn
uiellei1t bic papiere meiues JreuHbes
anr nit grOBen 8eiluifeu 3u uerfaufeu
ieir?
gBie wenis fannie Der feinfiiblenbe
6ran3 bieien Wann. ber Br6fing
tptrbe ben Sturs isines iogenannlcn be-
ten Greunbes falibliiiig aneefshen bas
ben. lpenn barous tein Na9tbeil fir i'm
entlpruugen ndre.
Was flimmerte es ben flugen G0uf.
mann. Oh etn GER BON Galtenburg @elb
DerIor ober nidtg Iufsereet i'm bod
fen @tdbe, i9riit Br6iing in feline Sc:
banfen Dertieft. meiter. AIs er li6er
tpuBte, baB Dottor Scott i'm ni4t mebr
ieben tounte, irnt er in bas tleine Daus,
aus ioeIdem Der Wann In benz Sam'
nietrode gefoiitmen mar. Yr0ling trat
In bic su ebener groe geIegene 5hdnfs
itubve1111 beitsllte ii6 bel elmer biden,
etlpas gemein ausiebenbea Srou, ipeI1e
bic Wiribin 5u fein f6ien, Weiu.
(Hortletuna folaf.)
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Die folgenbe SaiDre auf uier,
oeielrii4te amerifanif1e YrtKe 1T In
eiuem yisp Oorter ensIii6en Wo9.n
blatt enibalien:
2sitartifelidbreiber: Sol i'd einias
3eilea geaen bic afiinen pohmarfsr
i1reiben. bic ii9 70 f6ledt ouf ben
Britfen nusnehmen."
Vsrantluortlidasr @enocteut: ,.lm
@ottesnllleu ni6tl 6agen Sic aud
nl4t Elm Wott gsgen bic crime Garbe
Wollen Sic boben, BOB urs bic Srlda.
Der bDDcoiion?"
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(Gortletuns folet.)

s6y- 9err Moore. gonmeilfsr su
Brabibatp, 3d., beI6loB, nadbem er
cine Mnjeige bpn @bamberluins aoIifs,
@boleras unb Diarrbosa WiiiteI geles
fen, cine tleine GlafGs snpon su Der.
fu6en. Gr fagt: sd gebraudte es
In 5uei Gdllsn fir GoIit unb in brei
fur Diarrboe nit Do(iommenem grs
foIge. Cine Dofs peruria6te iiberaa
8efierung nit ausnabme zines Gallss,
mo- bel einem Nnfalle BON b6sartiger
G0lif cine sweite. n0big mar. SD
fenne cine Nn3abl bon YatentsMsbyi.
men, bic i@ sebraudt, ober fur bic i1
Neent mar, aber fsiue, bic before Hes
IuItate ergab, als gbamberlains 9olif.,
gtoleras llnD Gidrrbpe Wlittel. Gum
gerfanf su 25 unb so Gents bic Glaf6e
Bel q. gobn & Co., 8. &alteper &
Sobn unb alleH anberen Npotbefern.
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Sine fid,cre @elS .Mulaae

" etne irle, pcn reer Sbnen nnter @arantie ,uae.
9ert werpen taan, paB e berietisente Relultate lie.
Iert 9isrtSenaas has anseeSe Gelp surdseablt mirr
AuI pteler Balls tbnnen Sic prn rem unten artaeae.
esnen 4pptbeter cine 6laide prn Or. ainss Weuem
SgwinelttS Seiltnitte faufen. Gs lpro aarantirt,
pap canelbe unter aaen umitdneen Grlettberuna ae.
naprl, penn man e5 se9en ;rgene pelhe 9ciren Sc,
Geple, cer Sruit rber her 9nngen anpeneet = trie
Sprtnoluft, suugenent,anfuus, Srrnhitis, 4Ibma,
3euHbuten, 8rdune &C. &c. Gs lit ansenebm ein,llne6.
tmmer earauf perlaifen '''' ivy
DretB, IbrmpIrnu. Gc.
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@efdrbte 9aluns,

40 3cll breitsr 8uttiii, CUTE gSaare,
10 uno 121 Gents per Curb; plaio
earn', 30 3ou brit, in A fsarbeu, 10
@snts; 100 9titde Berth Orsonbi.s
12a esnta; Gable @cro Orslntiea, 12l
eents; Berlii6sr Muu aasr art, 80 uno
35 eenta;; an,sriean @batliss. seorudt
uno edtfarbiS, IA 9arbs fir 81.
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8ei6e sapns.

25oo yar~s Sheer, oai,eoro, ylaib
samns, 10 Gents psr garb; 1aarieilles
BON l24 Gents per garo an; feline
p.ques, IS Gents per Cub; Dreb gam=
br'es, III, 162,uno 20 eents; ensliide
eamhr'es unO Nuinirof', 36 3oa brett,
20 bic so @ents.
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Nie fnfnrtina M.mini,,,

Die fofortige Yemillisuns bon
$4,000 fir bic RoibItiosnbsn i'm Cos
nemaugb'8 8bale mar bas eriie @si6dft,
peldss her in gliaaora 6als tasenbe
rationale Brauer Gonpent nad iei=
mem 3nlammsnititt erlebiste. Oos
NOR poblgelban! gs 1T biss elm 4ct
Der Greisebiafeii uub WtenidIi6ieit,
tuelder Der Brauer Gonpention ole
gbre madt.
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ldrsr. sic iino uusee3eidnet in Der
Ddide unb im @a sefdrbt.
5dpttii4e 3epbhre alerleeter MOce
in allen Muitesn, iclip Sefartt, 81 3cll
brett, 25 genta.
Cine hlti6e 9lusiraal bon @dctti=
fGsn @bamtraps 35 uno 40 Gents.
@rpber yrrrutb spr fSlaascw Be-
pbars aller Nrt.
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Gine pollftan6ise Nusmobl er nsue-
fen Muifer gu 12a unb 10 Gts. per garb.
156 Stide s'New Departure gu 20
unb Is Gents.
Dies iinO Wuitsr fran3Oiii&er Sanll=
Ter unb quite gBaaren
1889 6riiblinsswauren in felioen Gar,
Sen 123, Is unb 20 Gents.
sd)uttiide 3epbprs.
Dieie Waaren wsrben immsr topu.
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@amus

Wir babsn les m,brere buube,t 5tiide
amtrituaiiden, cnilIidsn. iriiden. f,ah<
3Siiiden unb i'd pc'ser 6asrta,s 3ue Nu
iidt aus iesen.
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Ga WOat Sbr sinen 9nsls nod
WiaB gemud)t bab.n. Der petfeft libt, 10
menbet @u9 oil pancoaif & Sobn.
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TransDiiide 9atius.

5n 9siD PORTER unD Ncltoner 3eiiun-
gen merren lie nit 371 unb 33s Gents
per Daro anncncirt. gDir perfaufen
bieieIben Baaren in ben idSniten Wiu=
ftern su 35 uno 80 Gents per Yarb.
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Stride 9einellSenge.

SlOuien.2einen. gelfait Bropn Ores
stnens, Is Gents; braun 2sineu.Sattili.
BON 10 Gents an; eeinen- 6 @amtrics, SO
esnts big 81 uuo pieles anbers.
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Baruabp's ameritaniide Winsbams
fir Dlmen unr Strb,r aleieer, ertra.
fein, 20 Gents.
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ene unsebtu,e auswabl in eisin
Nltlteln.
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glulerifuniifbe gatins.

Sn asuen i6Snsn Muifern nur 10
Seats per Yaib.
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|. WOLFSONS @roBt uuSiftlunO bon uait
,Neut frlbllll0s 4f(ooen

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W09entli9e 6reic Yreiic fur seras
rrldltinl
jeoea Donnttaaa
rlnb folt,t
$3.50 fiir oas Sabr oocr 81 20 ias
q wfonate in WDraasb esablana.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1889-06-06
Pleasant Homes.

Squire Jones, who was a very plain
spoken old gentleman, used to go into
the public loafing resorts about nine
o'clock every evening, and after look
ing around inquiringly would say:
well, gentlemen, what are you doing
here? Are your homes not pleasant ~
The Squire inferred that man who
loved to loaf around bar-rooms and
billiard-rooms at night could not have
pleasant home, and the Squire was
right. A man who prefers the smell
of tobacco smoke and stale beer, and
the miscellaneous society which is
usually found in places of this sort, to
the musical laughter of children, the
sweet smile of loving wife, the per-
fume of flowers and the companion
ship of good books, must have a very
depraved taste. To be sure, there are
homes that are not pleasant, and it is
no marvel that men fly from them as
from den or lair where crouch and
crawl the poisonous serpent and saw
age beast. The wife growls and
whines and snaps and snarls; the chill
dren fight and the baby squalls. There
is continued bedlam, an everlasting
hubbub. 1t may not be pleasant for
the woman, who cannot flee from it,
but she has made her own bed, and it
is just that she should lie in it, The
aim of every man and woman should
be to make heaven of home, then the
men will seek it as place of rest and
peace and Joy, and the children will not
become night providers and street scav-
engers. -Erchdnq
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1889-06-06
THE COUNTRY's CROPS.
Favorable Conditions for Wheat and Corn
In the Northwest.

Favorable Conditions for Wheat and Corn
In the Northwest.
Cold weather has greatly reduced the
seasonal excess OF temperature previous
ly reported. The cool weather and excess
OF rain were generally unfavorable for
growing crops in the States north OF the
ohio River. In the Northwest the coo
weather and frosts caused some injury to
crops. but In Dakota. Minnesota, and Ne
braska the general conditions were favora-
BILE for wheat and corn. excepting, possibly,
the cool weather. which has retarded the
growth OF corn. In Missouri. Hin OILS and
Kansas, excessive rains and frosts
are reported as having been injuri-
Gus to the corn crop. In Kentucky,
Tennessee. Arkansas, and Texas. the crop
conditions were doubtless improved by the
rains. but cool weather was unfavorable
and some slight damage occurred from
frosts on the low lands. Drought conditions
continue In the southern portions of Mis-
sissippi and Louisiana. while the rainfall in
the northern portions of these States was
favorable. but the weather was too cool and
sunshine insufficient for the growth OF cot
ton plant. Reports from Alabama indicate
that drought probably caused injury to all
crops. but general rains occurred during
the week. which are reported as favorable
for early cotton.