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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-11-21

W. Sto01IV Su VLu|t Etlelltl U
ebrw. en- pon
Der @tpigen Inbetuns aus Dem Mut5
terbaule tn Ga groie seleitet.
-8loOmer, Chippewa County,
a. Nop. Ser 8alt unleres @9ulz
baue i6reitet RAID pprudrts, 10
baB Die lieben &inber mpbl bis sum
1. December 19on tperben einaieben
f6nnen. IS lit Elm ltattlideS Sc
bdube, 24x4S SuB, l96n seleaen,
nit einem Gorbau unb Tburm unb
gapeQe. Sn Der @emeinbe 9ibt es
muir eint9e perm6sen6e Samtlien.
2etoer lit es bier, mie iiberaQ, baB
bic Germ6senoen wenis ober gar
ni6ts beitra9en molen, unter pielen
nt6tsia9enben unb ma16mal ear1a
unpertdnoisen Gorpdnben. DteIe
lette @ott auf ben @eg zines opfer=
piatsen Gbriiten! - SIRE &elision
fibren iie i'm Munbe, Bic Tbat lit
aber pett entfernt, uno bonn MmoIenz
9eben moQen iie ni9ts mi1ien. Srobz
benz aber boffen mir, baB @ptt bic
Gents Der Grmen iesnen unb bas Sc
bet Der &inber erb6ren perbe, baB
bic S6ule beaablt miro. @ie id
%pernebme, ioa Die S9ule Damn feier>
LTD ein9ewet6t tperben. A.
-Gbippema Sails, Is.
Nop. Sn Der bieiisen beutiden
ct. garOlusz& ir6e fanb bas 40
It il not9e @ebet bel ltarfer 8e=
tbetli9ung am g., 4. unb 5. 5. M1ts.
ltatt. Seben Sag mar um 9 l1br
2epitenamt uno grebist. aben6s
Srebist. Nm 4. tuurbe 3uslei6 bas
Patronsfeit iebr feierli6 besansen.
Die Seltpreot9t bielt bo9m. S. q.
8la16fe bon 8loomer. SIN 8ei6tz
itubl iowobl als in 8rebistem leiftez
teten bodw. 9egeman Gusbiilfe oie
bo9w. 9erren Sol. 8oebm bon
@au Claire, So. 8la19fe BON 8louz
mer unb g. Sturm BON Chippewa
Sails. So6w. 9idopf bon Grippe
tpa Sails preoi9te Dienstass. 6odw.
g. @eDer bon Marlbfielb bate per=
lpro6en 5u preOisen, tpurbe aber
our6 &ranfbeit perbinoert. Die
5eier perlief in Der i95nften Orb
nuns, uno fait ale @emein6emit9lie<
Der sinsen 81 ben fl. Sacrameuten.
Die mod jun9e, aber iebr it%reblamte
@emeinoe bat nnter Der 2eitun9 ibres
leeleneifrisen Baitors ipdbreno hires
fllr5en 8eitebens Iusse5ei6netes se<
leiitet. Sic Fat eine Id1ne Stride,
ein i60nes Pfarrbaus nebit pradtz
poQem S6ulsebdube. ga 1iebt man,
mas onr6 nmii6tise 2eituns bel suz
tenn 8iQen unb SpferpiQi9feit Der
Observation-Disclosures er5ielt uerben
fann.
= @an Claire, II. Npp.
Som 20. bis "a. October fano in
Der bon 5atber Sol. 8oebm eeleiteten
9er5<Seiuz@ emeinbe bas 40 # il
. tse @ebet unter GROCER Betbeiz
lisuns itatt. Gem bo6m. Serrn
Yaltor leiiteten I'M 8ei9tituble uno
NIT Rreoi9ten wdbrerb Der sanaen
3ett Nnsbilfe Die bo9m. 6erren 8.
&alu5a BON Menomonie, Gep. ?.
@eDer bon Marlbfielo, 81. Seeemanr
BON Chippewa Sails uno S. 81.
8lai6fe BON 8lopmer. Gin BEN feier=
li6en Ibenoanba6ten unb Der auBerz
oroentli6 i66nen SdluBanbadt NIT
feierlider Rroceliion unb TIE Deum
laudamus betbeili9ten fi6 nod Die
bodCw. So. &elp unb Dunn BON
gau Claire unb g. turm BON Chip
petpa Sails. Die Stride par itets
BON aroddtisen sefiat, unb mitaus<
einiser Sfterlinse trat Die
gauge @emeinoe gum Glide bes
9errn. Die @emeinbe, beionbers
Die BON tiidtisen S6meitern seleitete
S9nle, befintet iid in muiterbaftem
3nitanoe, nnb ninnmt 10 81, bab, nm
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-11-21

mebr 8lab in Der Stride gu befomz
men, rtelte Stiible angei6afft tperben
mnBten, mas cine Iuslaee bon iiber
5000 oerurladte. &ep. goebm, rrz
Ter eff iser Seeliorser, p%aiturirt bic
@emetnoe bereits felt brei5ebn Sabz
rem. A. =
@reen San, isis. = SIM ct. So
1epb's Sat II al e au Green
. a y befanben fi6 inn October 1888
81 &inber, A &naben unb 43 Mdbz
den; mdbreno bes Sabres Biz auut
October 1889 tpuroen aufsenommen
81. 8et @ltern, @erpan6ten ober
lont in 5amilien tpurben unteroez
bra9t 21, 2 &in6er i'm Sitter BON 8
reip. 6 Wonaten ftarben. @eaen=
tpdrtt9 %befinben ii6 81 &inber inn
Wat1enbauie, metitens 6albwaiien-
&tnoer, tpel6e Die Mutter perloren
baben; oas iiinsite Mdbden lit ieds
Wo9en alt. 0ie @innabmen belize
fen ii6 auf $24oo.1S, Die ausaabeu
auf $2374.6S.- Die (bpQdnoiide)
ct. Wtuibrorbz@ emeinoe in Green
gaD plant, lire 1tel1e Of aus
@rantt BON 8ife ba1et au Gaiien.
tuen1 man ii6 iiber ben 9reis eini>
gen fann. 9as Sunbumert 1T iebt
fertis uno fir ben @inter nit Sdub=
brettern perieben.
Wilpanfee, isis. = Nm 9. g9pp.
peri6ieb in &acine bodp. ST..
Inton Sran5 S6dler, felt 124
Sabren Pfarrer Der 6urti9en ct. ST.
iepb's=@ emeinoe. @r mar ant II.
Sept. 1888 5u 2anbfubl in Der
baterti9en &beinpfal5 9eboren, fam
1860 na6 amerifa nn6 uurbe am
20. Stunt 1868 i'm Salelianum at
ct. Srancis 5nm 8rteiter setpei6t.
Seitoem mar er matchmaker Seelz
iorser in ben folsenben @emeinoen
tbdti9: gu GrOB 9lains, ct. Martin
(sprinsfielO), ct. gonifa3 gu Ger
mantopn, ct. Solepb 5u Columbus,
ct. &alerius in Stem Berlin, ct.
Nntonius 5n SuBpiGe unb ct. So
iepb IN Gactne. .Sn ben MuBetun>
ben, Die ibm na6 eifriser 9bdtiafeit
tn Stride uno S9ule oerblieben, mar
er an6 nit Der Sober tbdtia; auBer
einem &e9elz uno @ebetbud fir Sic
Wfit9lieber bes III. Sr6ens 6es fl.
5ranciscus uerfaBte er einen &ate>
6ismus fir ben S6ulsebraud, Ser
I'M Serbit 1888 i'm Druid eridien.
4. |. R-gta6 mebr als 25jdbriaer
Seelior9stbdtisfeit in Der Gtabt
Milwanfee lit bOdw. p. g. 2aluz
m / ere, s. j, 8farrer Der 6ulpz
Name<@ emeinbe, mad Cincinnati perz
iebt wor0en.
CT. 2onis, Mo.-Sm Glerianerz
9olpital 5u ct. 2ouis 1T budp.
ST.. S ob 9erlib, 8farrer Der
ct. @liiabetbfir6e in Mitdea, Ma>
oiion COUNTY, ST., seltor6em. Ser
Oabin9ei6ieoene pur6e inn Sabre
1888 in Der &beinpropin5 aeboren.
lpiomete iid 5uerit Dem 2ebrerftanbe
nno besann ipdter bas Stubium Der
96eolosie. 0a6 empfansener Gries
iterueibe mar er 5uerit in ieiner Sci
matb, oann in England in Der Seel=
forge tbdtis. 9eit elmer 8eibe BON
Sabren befanb ii9 @ater Serlib in
Der 9i65eie Glton; felt 6 Sabren pa
f@tortrte er Die @emeinbe in Mitdea
uno auBerbem Dem Die ct. Martinsz
9emeinoe in 8etbaltp. r. /. P.
Yittsbnrg, 9a.-9ie aHuc. @reNe
meloet: Der 8ifdOf Der 0i63eie
Pittsbnrs, Sui9g 9, fat iein Gmt
nieoergeleet anb frbdlt ieinen goab<
iutor 9belan gum 0a6folaer. 8i<
i6of Suiss lit idon felt Sabren lei
oero. ST bate sebofft, 10 tueit mie>
Der ber9eitelt 5a tuerben, baB er Die
2eitnns Der Di65eie pieber iiberneb<
men tonne, bat fi6 aber iebt entidloiz
len, oas Gmt nt~e6eraufeaen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-11-21
yatronen lesten, iinb nod nnbe=

Patrpnen le9ten, 1inb nod nnbe
fannt.
g. Matbetps BON StiQmater
Wtinn., iol bas bisber ber Sob,
@nno 8remin9 Company" geb5ris
Snternatipnal Sptel il
ga Groiie sefauft baben.
Sowa.
= ueber bic biz jebt p~orlieaenbe,
a nj den @ ablberih t
l9retbt Der .Sowa Staatsan5eieer'
Sic 9eben benz bemofrati1den @ou
perneurscanbibaten 8pies cine 8lu
ralitdt bon 1854 Sttmmen. Di
&epublicaner erudblten bic anber1
ganbibaten auf Dem @taatszTide
nit elmer Mebrbeit BON 1000 uni
oariiber. 0@iienbabn=g ommifdl
bat 10000 Mtbrbeit. 9aB bic re:
publtcani19en Ganbibaten far bas
Imt bes @icez@ puperneurs unb bes
Sberrt9ters nabtrdsli9 als ertpdbl1
erflart werben, naboem 16pn aQer=
ieits beren Nieoerlase 5useltanben
muroe, britst uns auf ben @eoanfen,
oaB in ben riidbaltenben Counties
fetn iauberes Spiel setrieben tporoen
TT, III anoern @orten, baB 8etrua
pprliest. Seou9, bic Demofraten
f0nnen 5ufrieben ietn nit ibrem Sies.
Die @rwdbluns zines bemofratiI6en
@onoernenrs uno uniere sroBartisen
@%etptnne 1T Der @~elebsebuns = inn
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES mirb @timmen=
slei6beit iein unb inn @enat baben
bic &epublicaner bieIes NAL bloB 6
Stimmen Webrbeit = unb bic St.
tpdblnn9 bon 9unberten BON County,
8eamten I'M Staate, lit semiB meit
mebr, ais Der Sofnuns5poI1te erbarz
ten fpnnte.
= &ort9e ISOLDE per1anbte Elm
@ei6dftsbaus in 9es Moines
10 8asenlabunsen Nepfe1. Sic
Nepfelernte fiel beuer in Soma unb
por5i9li6 in Rolf County gang belon=
oers gut aus.
- Sn Davenport fino bic
u8ettenOorf @beel @orfs" ab9e=
brannt. Ser S9aben belduft 1i6
auf $4,000.
= 9te tit ct. Saul erl6einenbe
sHtoneer BreB', Oas bebeuteaoite Or
gan Der republicanii6en 9artei in
Minneiota, i6reibt: Ser sroBe Sies
bes bemofrati19en @ouperneurscanz
otoaten 8otes 1T Elm Musbrud bes
Golfsunmi1ens g eye bic Tpran=
net Der 8robibition, sesen BEN
@erlu6, Die 2eute bur9 3wanssse=
lebe 5a suten Menl6en gu MAIDEN,
uno sesen Die l1nsere9tisfeit, einen
Sbetl Der 8ep6lferuns 5pinsen gu
uollen, ii6 in be3us auf leine sez
tpobnte 2ebenspei1e Der @i0far Ser
Webrbeit gu unit 'ruerfen. @ttpas
Derartises laBt ii6 ni6t einmal
our6 ben Despottsml1s zines ununt=
i6ranften Monar6en bepirfen. Ser
geriu6, ein Brobibitionsseieb in
elmer &epublif burd5ufibren, tpiirbe
n~nbeoinst 3manssmaBreseln erbeiz
l9en, bic ebenio pertperfli6 1inb, tpie
bic, wel6e in elmer unumi6rdnften
Monar9ie anseuanbt tperben. Ser
gerlu6, einen lol6en 3wans in Mn=
tpenoun9 5m brin9en, 1T Der Saupt=
srnno, moran Die 8robibition lbei=
terte, uno er Fat audi bic INNER mebr
5nnebmenoe @ntriiituns 0es &olfes
berpprgerufen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-11-21

= S9litten II. Cutters, btli1 aes
gen baar bel 6alomea's.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-11-21
MAX
100 q 100 wv. z. Str, Z Gfen, ct. Sattt.
iVeterta9s9ei6emte !!

SroBes Sa9er utt Sduaufiadea, ltbrea, Siamanten, gronses
8aaret, Opern9l1jern. Greile bic nie6rioiten
~ epedaLssr@fe mOnhss ub1 OmrHas @mt e bic .gnanarxepane i'm ebbe
s. g. ngbanL 37 Sahpn Ghase
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-11-21
NebraSfa.

Union Hacific>8a lit ant @onntaa
tn's 2eben 9etreten. Ser erite BUG
perlieB . TT a + a fritz tint 1 Giertel
na6 Se6s Bios NIT Der 8pit unb
elmer @eIeQidaft @ilenbabnbeamten
nno 8eitumssleuten, &iinftisbin tper=
ben inoeIien au6 &eilenbe mitsenomz
mer. Die Sabr5eit miro bur6 bic
reue @inrtdtuns 5wii6en Gan Sran=
cisco uno Omaha Tim II Stunben
absefir5t. Sic betrdst 81 Stun=
oen unb Die biz Bortlanb So Stunz
6en.
Sn Sontb=O nj a + a lit Der
arbetter Sacob @tbler bur6 cine
iiber i'm berabruti6enbe Sanoi6i6t
Der 6uttet unb ausenblidlt9 se=
tDbtet morben.
Ser Na6tpOli5iit Morib 6uer<
man lit @eit 8oint er d 0 s
ben @irtb Scarf @6menf, Der iid
elmer 8erbaftum9 uiber1ebte. 6uerz
man lit perbaftet morben.
Wontana.
= 8et Butte tparen Nrbeiter
nit Selieniprensunsen bei6dftist.
Oa eine a%bsebrannte Sprenslabune
ni6t bic seiuiinl6te @irfuns batte,
tuurbe no6mals Buloer in bas 8obrz
lodi 9efilt. SIM lcbteren muBten
aber nod 5unfen bon Der porber ub<
9ebrannten Hatrone 3uriidseblieben
lein, an oenen ii6 bas 8ulper ent=
ainoete, ebe Die Irbeiter iid in Si=
6erbeit brin9en fonnten. @s erfplate
eine @rploiion, bur9 pelde 6
Mann set6otet nnb 5uei iduer per<
munDet tpuroen.
: Sn Setena fat 8. q. 9atem,
8eliber Der r9elena Sron @orfs",
5u 9uniten ieiner @ldubiser cine
sc aenabertr a III ns semadt.
Seine Sduloen belaufen iid auf
$50, 1000.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-11-21

Der Dt05eie Ga Grohe geleitet bon
ebrw. Sranctscanerinen bon
Der @mtgen Inbetung aus Dem Mutz
terbauIe in Ga groiie seleitet.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-05-16
NegattberT riumpb.


Ser Oberit 81. beiab ii@ tas Sin.
bernibnebmen Der Sdmaorpnen. Gin
Shlufe fam AUDI Der tpDtlbeleibtt
Stabsart .. beranseiprenet. vsi
brauden nidt gu iebsn, !Qsrr Doctor |"
ruff ibm Der Oberit az.
SD hill aber ielbif, !0err Oberf"
enteegnete iener unb reitet tpeiter. Sim
9inberniB fodt Der Saul Der Stabs
arst Htegt aus benz Sattel uno iber ben
Ropf beg Bferoes auf bic anbere Seite
oes Qinoermfes. Mit berdHtliAer
Miene aber ruff jebt Der Stabsarst iei-
mem gferoe gu: ~@elt, 9uoer, i9 bin
Falt bod berIben
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-05-16
Gin feines @efhdft.

.Na. bu Bit ia, tpie i'd t5re, aus
Dem ShwinbeIbuter'i6en @eiGdft aus.
eetreten - tparnm benn?"
v2nB' MIR meine Stub - bort bab'
i'd mid ihon Dor ben 2euten eentrt |!
Wtr tunrcn orei commits ; Der erffe rief
penn Elm &unbe FAM: sd bab' bic
Gbre!" Ser 3reife: y@as tpiinihen
Sie?" SD: vDas baben tuir niht !"
uno Der Chef: uaoieu, beebren Sic
uns balb tpteber !"
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-05-16
Shers 1tnh GrmH.
aus Der g efeIIfAaft.

aus Der 0e1eII1@1ft.
8cn Srae5oten, Operetten,
SpirSen un6 &omaner,
2iaiipnS unb TDileiten,
Oroen, Pferben, Moelsabnen,
8auerinen unb DuelIen,
Bon Der Mobe, tpte bon 8SlIen
Sn blaiirtem Con parliren,
Naler, Didter tritiiiren.
Saoe Compliments MAIDEN,
Obltgat au Mlem LADEN,
EratiGgeihidtden nett ierbtrer,
Gcquettirer, carefiren,
ueber iamade Nerben Hagen.
Utt biel 8o,ten gar nidts iugen: :
DaS beibt fibren i'm Salon
@bic bic CONGREGATION.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-05-16
nnmb8Iiaer 8eratat.


@eifliHer tim Mdbdens Snitttut) :
~Meine 9ebren fino bOffentlia auf
frudtbaren 8Dben gefallen, ,lnb tperbet
SIR 1T 3ufunft auf NIes rersidten,
tpas NIT eitlem Pub uno Sitter auiams
menbdnet! !"
S4nlertn: uNber bod nidt auf bic
Sltttermp9en, QDdwirben
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-05-16
Martba's Sramnt.
Na9 benz Srans6itfden.
(Gortiesung.)

vDu borfif bid Bel etner6 eiratb niht
bon ireeno einem 8etpessrunb lsiten
lafeu, Ma,tba," iubr bic ianse Grou
fort, uio ebrenbaft er AUDI ietn mag,
mdre es aud Der @unih, Der ia niht
su mibbiQisen III, bon Niemanbem ab'
bdnsig ~ leu, - tpern bu bid ntdt
fdbig fiblff, beinen Gotten sl iddten
unb gu lieben. Sd ipreAe Bier ni@t
bon elmer 2iebe, tpte tie tn &Dmanen
portommt, ionbern BOT, elmer ernitbaiten
3~uneieung melde bic Srau bemienisen
i9ulbet, Der ibr bic Gbre ihenft, oaB er
UNI ibre 9ono anbdlt, Der ibr iein Slid
anbertraut."
Die Srau iprad bieie @prte lit einz
faher. idlihter, aber nit 10 ausoruds.
boiler 8etonune, baB oieielben auf Mfar.
tia einen erpBen, llnausl5iAlthen Sin.
orud madten unb fid ibrem @eod&tniE
feft einprdsten. Sdweisenb oriidte fe
ibrer Tante bic Qano uno neriuAte,
bas @eiprd1 auf einen anoeren Sc
senifanb 81 lentsn, UNI Die triiben Sc
oanfen eth .penig gu perlaeu9en, bic
lie befirmten.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-05-16
@tmaS 81 nbereS.

@esen mid mar man In bieiem
6auie, obne mid AUDI nur gu fennen,
lsbr mliebensDirctg, ia seraoesu re.
lpectlos !"
u@egen mid ebenfo!"
u0as 1T 'tpas Nnberes - sic fino
bort ia iebr gut betannt!"
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-05-16
Sebr gtaubItH

Dame (3u etnem Germ, Der fef BIN.
gefaQen) ua6 @ott, t6 bahte. emil
pdr's getpeien !"
0err: uOa8 pdr' mir aud lieber
getpeien, uenn's btr getpelen tpdre!"
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-05-16
s m 8 q

Sremoer INIT einem BIid auf bas
Ihaobafte Sell: vWie oft pedieln
Sic bds Sell bier 2"
Sibrer: vNGe feds Wohen, unb
tpenn mir slddlid binauffommsr,, NOR.
gent"
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-05-16
unbenubteS eLbftrittt.

T9eateroirectpr (3u einem @9auipie=
Ter I'M b5difen 3orne): v95ren Sic.
SIR beuttser uWurm" tpar cine esaraz
merleiifung. Das lit ia Elm scanoal !
Sic ipielen nun idon an iieben Sabre
unter meiner 2eitung uno tpi1en INNER
nod nidt, tpie Sic iih als eans ges
meiner Sntrtguant su benebmen baben !"
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-05-16

u~f|betmlt1e NebnIt4teit.
@besatte gum Yorlrattmaler) uOas
Hprtrait meiner Stau LIT Sbnen gang
pcrstglt@ 9elunsen - es 1T tpioer.
lpre4eno dbnltA !"
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-05-16
aus b e nj 6 aernbofe.

ntteroficier vWenn man ben neun
Mufen bic erffen @etrebrarife beibrine
aen tpplIte, tDiirben lie fih niht 10 bumnn
anifellen, tpie Sbr berralebeiten Recrls
ten |"
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-05-16
8 m.

Nahbar: ~Sbr ieib aber einnaal abs
semasert, Mtdel !"
&ranter ~Nb mas !! @ann it rur
9att un' Rnp&e' babonbrine' - bic
Silung Is baIb tpieber ba !"
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-05-16
gerblImtes Betenntntb.

Dame: .Sas III nber raid ges
aanaen, 6err Doctor, bamals init Sbrer
gerbetratbung /"
Tpctor: vSa, gans reht - es 1T
70 raid geganeen, bdB ih iett, mad
bier Snbren, nod ni&t an metn -
Slid elnaben Tam!
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-05-16
Gin befferes M6bhen.

sd meiB u~abrbaftig ni@t. Marie,
mofiir Id Sbnen eigentlid 2obn gable !
Sic arbeiten ia rein gar nidts!
~8itte, endoiae Sra,l, oofir bab' it
mild audi ais beferes Mdoden annor,s
cirt |"
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-05-16

bieten nun befe id6nen unb fr1lttbaren 2dnoereien gum 8erf
dubert ~nieoreen 9reie BON $500 Bis $500 per Icre.
Die leihten 3ablngsbeoineunsen, Die mir eeber, ieben
Stid 2ano gu erperben minidt in ben Stmnb> es orrd lms gu
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-05-16
Qebenstu etsbeit.

Sc 1T haratferiffifh, ba6 bns Suite,
e~tngebiloet, oar feinen effect Bat, tpdbs
renb einsebilbetes nebeI pie tutrtlides
trirft.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-06-15
AphorisIns.

Aphorisms.
No thoroughly occupied man was ever yet
very Observation-Disclosures.
Our greatest glory is not in never falling but
rising every time we fall.-Confucius.
Quarrels would never last long if the trouble
was only on one side.--Rochefoucauld.
There are soft moments even to desperaioes
God does not all at once abandon even them
Cecil. 1"
1t is one proof Of good education and Of
true refinement OF feeling TO respect antiquity
-Sig0uurey.
Cheerfulness keeps up a. kind of daylight in
the mind, filling II with steady and perpetual
serenity.--AddtS0a.
There are no persons more solicitious about
the preservation of rank than those who have
no rank at all.--.ShenstOne.
Pride, like the magnet, constantly points to
one object self; but, unlike the magnet, it has
no attractive pole, but at all points repels.-
Cotton.
Believe nothing against another but on good
authority; nor report what may hurt another,
unless 1t be greater hurt to another to con-
ceal it.-W. Penn.
The greater a man il in power above others
the more he ought to excel them in virtue
None ought to govern who is not better than
the governed.-Gy'us
Every child should be taught to pay all his
debts and to fulfil all his contracts exactly in
manner, completely in value, punctually ct
the time. Everything he has borrowed he
SHOULD be obliged to returned uninjured at the
time specified, and everything belonging to
others which he has lost he should be required
to replace.-Dlpiqht
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sort by an appreciabie percentage annually;
for this is the greatest reading community in
the world, and it is supplied with books mainly
by the public library here, which is o gigantic
institution with branches in every part Of the
city.
In other ways, too, the library will do its
best 10 keep its books in a healthy condition, as
soon as its new building is ready for occupancy.
The stack system will be used there. By it
no display at all is made Of the volumes, which
are simply placed on iron shelves, back to back,
with just enough room between the bookcases
to make a narrow passageway. The Offices and
reading-rooms will be in another part OF the
building. and no heat will be admitted winter
or summer to the apartments where the books
are Kept. Thus they can be kept cold. with
plenty Of fresh air. Both these points are very
desIrable.i Tor heat makes books decay, and bad
air causes mould and rot. Being on iron
shelves, they cannot well burn. Books OF
themselves cannot well be set afire, they will
OF the state will call out the militia to execute
the colossal task Of transporting the 100000
volumes from the old library to the new.
BANK FOR cHINAMEN.
One Of the largest of Boston's banking houses
makes a speciality of deposit accounts with the
Chinese Of the city, who all place their money
in this establishments hands. The aggregate
of such deposits made by the gentry of the
Flowery Land is at any one time very large,
while the personal accounts OF the 1an-tan
gamblers, who are the rich men of the celestial
colony here, run far up into the thousands OF
dollars. An important part of the business
done with them consists in selling drafts for
money sent home to Asia. Much trouble was
found at first in keeping accounts with these
pig-tailed capitalists, owing to the curious fact
that each Chinaman, as a rule, has several
names, which are employed in such manner
as to be trife confusing. He always has at
least three. and sometimes more. He has one
name as a boy When he gets TO be a man he
takes a new one. Upon going into business he
adopts third. No one of these three seems
to be used in connection with the others, and,
inasmuch as a fresh designation is accepted
every time he goes into new laundry enter
prise, the paying-telle finds some difficulty
now and then in securing satisfactory identi-
fication. When laundry is sold out too, the
proprietor's business name goes with it to the
purchaser, and thus transfers Of personal titles
are constantly taking place, occasioning no end
of confusion. But, of course, banking for
Cinnamon is an occupation all by itself, and
must be acquired by special study.
RENE BACHE.
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Written for The EvxSINe STAR.
The Lost Sunlight.


Over the sands comes the sound Of the sea,
The low sad murmur Of ebOing sea;
Truly the oceans lullaby.
It's echoed by many a gnarled tree,
Which stand like ancient mariners,
With a tale TO tell of storm and strife,
OF many hard-fought battle for life,
Upon the sands by the
mist comes stealing in from the sea,
Hiding from view the ships which at morn
Had caught the wind on their great white wings
Now they lazily rock like tired things,
With Tapping sails, the wind all gone,
Save now and then a ftful breeze
Win coyly play with iib and main,
As the mist comes In from tho sea-
All dreary and lone are the sands by the sea,
The cold grey mist has settled down,
The ships, the sun, the sky, all gonei
VIII ever the light come back to the sea?
But, bark is not that the song Of a bird,
As merry a song as was ever heard?
Yes, soaring and singing, with heart full Of giee
He has found the sun where he knew 'twould be
Above the mist that came in from the sea.
EMILY THURsTos.
WASHINGTON, May 90, 1889.
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Round Shoulders.


A stopping figure and q hating gait, accom-
panied by the unavoidable weakness Of lungs
incidental to narrow chest, may be entirely
cured by very simple and easily-performed
exercise OF raising ones self upon the toes leis-
urely in perpendicular position several times
daily. To take this exercise properly one must
take perfectly upright position, with the
heels together and the toes at an angle OF As
degrees. Then drop the arms lifelessly by the
sides, animating and raising the chest to its
full capacity muscularly, the chin we'll drawn
in, and the crown OF the head feeling as il at
tsched to string suspended from the ceiling
above. Slowly rise up on the balls of both
feet to the greatest possible height. thereby
exercising all the muscles Of the legs and body;
come again into standing position without
swayIng the body backward ont Of the perfect
line. Repeat this same exercise, first on one
foot, then on the other. It Is wonderful what
straightening-out power this exercise has
upon round shoulders and crooked back, land
one will be surprised to note how soon the
lungs begin to show the effect Of such expAn-
stve development
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T,HOMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.

A HIGHLY VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY,
Nc; sos STREET, BETWEEN 9TH AND 7TH
HREETS NORTHWEST AT AUCTION.
On MONDAY, JUNE TwENTY-FOURTH, 1850 at
Sl1 O'CLOCK, in front of the premises ] shall sell
part OF lot No ~, in square 457 fronting 20 feet 6
ieet 10 inches to 3O-oot alley. Improved bS large
three.story ana basement brick dwelling containing
stable This property is adaptable either residence
or business property in central location and where
property liz rapidly enhancing in value
TERMS 0ne-fourth cash, balance in one, two three
four and hve years, with notes bearing interest at
per cent per annnm until paid, and secured la deed
OF trust on the property. deposit of $500 dollars
Will be required at the time of sale. All conyeyancin1
and recording at cost of purchaser
je12-d&ds THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer