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Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1889-01-25
C. L. S. C.

The second meeting of the c. l.. 5.
c. will be held at the kindergarten
room, second door north of the Nlilliktn
House, State ST.. Jan. 29th at s o'clock.
The following program, which promises
a very pleasant and profitable evening,
will be rendered.
l. Prayer
?. Roll call, Answered 10y Quotations from
Homer.
Music
T. Minutes Of last meeting.
g. Heroic Age ... .......N Mrs. Carey.
9. Reading, 80. ...... ..... Miss Chase.
Z. Homeric Age. ............. Miss J. Marsh.
s. Reading, Selections from Homer.
q. ........... ... ... ..... DIR. Hunting.
2 Early Greece ..... ... Miss criffen
~ Tycurgus aud SUlou, Or Ysrugtou
II Question Drawer, r,...... ..... Frot stuart.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1889-01-25
Farmers

Those wishing Ice we desire to an
nounce that we are ready to supply you
ut the old price, mt tho pond, Alma.
CHADWICK q RoLLIN.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1889-01-25
SOCIETIES.

IA +. CHURCH Morning service 1890; sun
Wl. day school l2:0l. Evening service 1850,
Rev. J. W. Peach, Pastor.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1889-01-25

EPISCOPAL CHURCH Services are held NJ
Z the Episcopal Church every sunday evening.
Rev GEO VENOR, Pastor.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1889-01-25

Remember that Great Reduction
Prices will not be duplicated after
this Sale.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1889-01-25
Rates Of Subscription:
ALMA BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

III s TURCK n Goa general banking
w business transacted. Dealers IN tortign
aud Domestic Exchange. Special attention
given To Collections
WM. :. TURCK. A. w. WRIGHT. q. ;. YARD,
j. a. SEAVER. {. i. WEBSTER
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1889-01-25

y APTIST CHURCH-Srrvice 5:30 p m. sab
D bath school l2;00 Prayer meeting Wednes.
day evenings.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1889-01-25
ATTORNEYS.

IOHN D. SPINNEY. Attorney ~ Law. Sohc-
u tor i'm Chancery, and Real Estate agent
Alma. GratiOt County, Mich.
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QIma r e. g or d,
PUBLISHED FRIDAYS, AT
ALMA. MICH.

The RECORD is entered at the pastolice M
A ina for transmission through the mails as
second class matter.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-05-07
Gime ttaltentfebe @ameltensane

Dor Dem @eri9tsbof in yleapel 1T,
tpie man ben rMtin9. 81. g." aus Gom
i9relbt, fiir5li@ ein prp3eb au guoe ge=
gangen, Der einerIeits Sen 6sr3ensros
man elmer bortigen 6albpeItbame Of.
fenbarte, anbererieits aber b66f merit
niroige @treifli6ter auf bic MoraI Ser
tibrigens genug befannten neapolitanis
f9en Mriftofratie mari. Die Gade in
tur3 folgenbe: glena 2uppieb, eiue
geborene 8eueaianerin bon munoerba.
ret S96nbeit, aber getriibtfr Nergan.
aenbeit, bielt fi6 felt eiuem Sabre unge.
fdbr in JteapeI auf, no He a(labenblid)
etnen &reis BON 8erebrera BEL fid iah,
unter oieien ben iunsen @rafen &obeit
@tto, Sobn Der @rdfin bu Barrp be
Meerpal. Dieter 6srliebte F9 in bas
Wedo9en unb fu9te fe auf ale
Weiie 3u beitimmen, i'm su beiratben.
elena meigerte f6 uno erit als oas
8rdf9en cine gei6idte Gelbfmorb.
tom6bie inicenirt bate, lieB iie 19 Be-.
ttimmen, feline @smablin su tperoen.
Die Gamilie @itos- -tpttbenb ilber bie=
len S6ritt = leitete gegen gfobert
bas gntminbisungs 8erfabren Elm,
IN Jolge befen er flr 10 Iange auer
Wtittel beraubt ipurbe, als feline Beaies
bungen gu ber Dame bauern tpiiroen.
glena, tpel9e fi6 mittlermeile ielbf in
ben iungen Mann nerliebt batte unb
ibm fir9li6 angetraut tporben mar, aog
nit ibm mad Gom, ,po lie nod unb mad
aa' ibren @@mud, ibre fotbaren Soie
letten &C. ibm 5u 2iebe berfaufte, big fe
Ni9ts mebr gu eigen nannte. Do, Qls
bic Jtotb on bic 8eiben berantrai, bielt
Is oas eole, atpeiunb3wan3ieidbrige
8rdfein fur ange3eist, als yreuiger"
Sobn gu feiner Gan1ilie 3uriid3utebren.
Damit bate Der gbrenmann aber nidt
genug. ct itrengte pielmebr gIeid5 apei
pro3ei1e gegeu bic 8erIaEene an: ben
eineH, um glena gu perbieten, fi9
n@omteB Gito" gu nennen unb
fie auf 10000 Grants G6abens
erfab (!?!) ,u bertlagen, = ben
anosren bel bem geiifli9en 8eridte um
4ufbebune ber fir6Ii6eh gbe. Sen
eriten bat ber Graf bereits berIoren, ben
anbern tDirb er tpabri9einIi6 nid,t ges
minnen, ba ia Die 2ir6e ielbf bic 8ers
blneung gebeiligt bat.
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ltiI tuuI uHu ~ IuBtt e9 Ilu, OdB OeIH
8ruber in Deutf1lanb, i'm 9eimatbs.
orte Seiuer Mutter geboren unb getauft
purbe. Sd iab 9eine Gltern bamals
ni9t, benn lie iparen nit ibrem @es
fanbten nur 1T 5iibbeuti9lanb, pdb=
renb mid 9anbelssef9dfte mad &uBs
Lamb uno polen fhbrten. grf nod
Ntonaten f9rieb mir Deine Mntter bon
Gonbon aus febr better =
glei9 ben meilten in England le.
benben Deuti6en batten au9 Define
@ltern bic @ebrdu6e uub Nnli6ten Der
gngldnber angenommen, Dein 8ater
fogar feinea Namen umgepanbelt, mas
i'd erft nod ldngerer 3eit b6rte. Mit
meiuem 2ooie mar i1 iebr aufrieben,
oer CUTE Better bate mid gum &oms
pagnon gema9t unb mir fein eim3iges
Ginb 5ur @attin segeben. Sd tpar
6amals elm glddIi9er MannJ uno burfs
te cine Heibe bon Sabren mid 10 mems
men, iagte 9err &eu9lin unb blidte
uebmiitbig ld9elnb por fb bin, als ob
ibm geliebte Gelfalten erf9ienen.
MphT 6em. bersbies inn hprbfe ieis
nes Qebens iaoen fouu. Griffiren md,
Sauienbe pou Meni6en, bic niemals
erfabren baben, mas Slid 1T.
Sd bewunbere Sbre 3uf,iebenbeit,
lieber OafeI, fpra@ Gran3.
Sic Susenb besreift fie taum, erpis
Oetle Ten@na, ne lT mem t9euerfes.
aiWI ieigi, a9er ooW en0ltW errungenes
'guI. Ole l@onreF olumen melnes
9allens lno auf lmmer eaDtn, aoer
Aeue olul9en lpfoBten Deroor, uno aus
le0llWem SlreoeH luz oas 8emetn.
moDi, aus nngll0en 1roelten entiprlilgt
eln me pernegenoer AIieH oes &ro1fes.
Greunbli9 f9aute &eu9Iim ben iuns
gen Mann nit feinen tlaren guten 9lu.
gen on unb fubr fort: Nber bon Sir,
inein lieber y1effe, min id reoen. OaB
Oein gutter, aber ben Wiininen Oeiner
Wtutter unb ber eigenen giteIfeit au
febr na9gebenber Batter Farb, als Du
erit 3tp6lf Sabre alt, tuar traurig.
gieleiGt bat Gir Define Wlutter er.
sdblt, baB ibre Sugerbfreuubin Grd.
fin Sbstla ibr un.er pieIen fdb6nen
Worten ntlttbeiIte, baB fie bersliden Nns
tbeiI ON benz barten @el9id ibrer lieben
Mrs. Scott n1bme, aber leiber nid1t
in Der Gage fei, fur fie unb lire beiben
Rnaben etuas tbun 3u t0nnen. Cine
iiber bic NerbdltnifIe Oeiuer gltern aes
henbe gl1naenbe ginridtuna uub Elm.
fiir bic Gemobnheiten Deiner Weutter
geringes RapitaI, bas eine enaIifte
2ebensberiiheru tsaeIelIid1Qft an {ie
sabIte, tuar Maes, mas Ser gBitttpe un6
ben 0inbern zines Wsanues bIieb. her
Sabre lana fit ben gelqnbten oearbei.
tet bate, bem bieier ben Muf zines bors
trefflideu 8srifterlfQtters unb GtnIiffen
berbanfte. Der @ehaIt. ben Dein Water
befam, tpQr Qnlfdn6io aetpe5en: bo linn
freie 3eit bIieb unb er raid arbeitete
er,parb er nod idbrIid5 cine biibid,e
Gumme, bic. tpenn Define gItern nid,t
biel in Der @sleQidoft oeIebt b6tten
auriidauIeqen oetpeiel tp6re gY,ie iekt
bic lImffdnbe meiner gd,tpeiter tporeft.
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9te Gmteedmma etmer fran.

Nod9 elne rnnherppue Gnthedun9 1t semadt mprren
unb has nod caSu pen elmer Dame ans 6isiem 9euntp.
Steben Sabre lang bate fe bic eutIsst9fen 2eicen
auS3uiteben, ele berart brer eebenStrat sebren,
nate bulste fe nnaufbbrlid nnb fpnnte fetnen Stai
tnnen. Da taufte fte ron uns etne 6Iaihe pou Or.
ainss rReuer Gnteeduns fur S6wtn6ia6t" une fane
i9en na Der erten DcS 10 rel Grietferuns, naB iie
iSlaen tcnnte, une bic etne Saie turrte e rpafdnz
pts. Sbr Name IL Mrs. eutber auB. Sc idretben
uns W. g. 9amrid Il Sc. In Sbelbp, Rcrb Garclina.
n &c., Wpple{ale.
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Mit Der BON ibr erporbenen Dras
ll1atlitrung oes &omans AS in Look
ing Glass bat Mrs. 2iap 2angttp be-
tanntli9 Elm ni6t gang fleines 0erm0=
gen ertporben. 0err s. 6. pbiIips,
oer WerfaRer bieies &omans, tpurbe oies
ier Sage Dor Geri@t 5itirt, neil er fei.
men Itietbains ni6t besabIt bate, unb
bel biefer 8elegenbeit fam es an bas
Gi9t, oaB Der arnie NutDr faft p6uig
mitielos mar. gu6 in bieier @eri@tss
berbanoluag fab man eine pbaie bes
tplrtli@en 2ebens as in looking glass;
auetn es mar elm re9t trauriger Mnblid.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-05-07
Teuerieite tseIhihr1nfe

Die beritmten alpiae 8ire groof Safes nit
ssraufd,loien eomSinationsfdI0fe,n iino in
allsemeiner Na9frage. sfeiner fam obne fie
iein. Die bette Si9erbeit uno biIIisae Der.
tldernns. grite alaiie Safes 3u billisen,
gre'Ie. Nan abrefftre: 8. @. Subbarb,
StaatS a9ent No. $50 Commerce. Strabe,
20Oaaas, Ssras. - Sins, Waf9inen, WaiibIen,
8aasen, 8eltins, SC.
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8mdIenS glrnfca=garbe.

Die bette SaIbe ber gSelt fiir ednitte,
sa1neti9nnssn, @ei9pire, S5ieber. unb Saut.
Ansldlag, Gle9te, seiprunsene Sdnbe, Trpit.
benlen unO alle Santfranfbeiten; furirt Sd.
inortbo,oen ober feline SesabIuns. Ballise
Sattstaetion garantirt ober bas @eIb birb
surnderttattst. rs Gents bic SdaateI. Bum
Ssertaut IN ellen apotbesen. Dreib, fbomp.
fon G Co., @boIe1ale.
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sseiRe 9apns.

25oo garss s9eer, pair,corD, ytoib
eaiDns, 10 Gents per garb; Marieiues
bon l23 Gents per garb au; feline
Ytques, IS Gents per Yatb; Dreb gams
sr'eS, l2a,, 16S uno 20 Gents; enstiide
@ambrles unb @ainioOfs, SO 3oll Brett
20 bic so Gents.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-05-07
6erausaeber Der nSreien 9reiIe q

Bite annonciren sic in ben @palten
Sbres getddbten Blattes, baB mir Mgens
ten fiir ct. patrids pillsn Iinb, bic Bee
ften unb pirfiamifen 2eberpillen. sic
entfernen iddbli9e 6dfte. reiaigen bas
glut unb resuliren bic Sbdtiefeit Der
2eber un6 Nieren. 6ie inb fiber, aber
ni9t gu fart tpirfenb unb feblen ME.
3um 8ertauf BEL &. @obn & Co., s..
Salteper & Sobn uno allen 9rugsiiten.
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(Stnfftntmfaee lfrthefI.

Der apOtbefer gB. o. Cult in gippus, Snbiama,
Bette SeiImttfe empfeblen Sebe gIaSbe, ipede perS
fault lpurbe, bat bic sewindte 5ulfe sebra&t. Se=
mane ipurbe mad benz @ebrau@e ron nnr 5laf@en
@ sOa ieinem @eeumatismus ssfreits her ihn idon 10
9are tn 9elpiae, Sbip, perIihert: ,Dtejenise Me=
6i5in, wel@e mener 20idbrtsen Grfabruns nod ram
beffen seht4 1T baS electric BitterSH. Tauenbe
dbnlt6en 3euSntiien ltesen ppr, 70 bas ba5 11rtbe,
babtn Iauenp ba ba8 electric itters ale ranfbeiten
her Sober, ber Nieren nnb ce5 SuteS bel, Elm gan,
einitimmises tit.
Gpctbeten. DreB, Ghcmpipn & Co., Wbpleiale.
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@efdrbte .9alpns.

40 3Oll breiter 8attiif, quite Waare,
10 uno 121 Gents per garb; Blaib
Suwns, 80 3oa brett, in 5arben, 10
@ents; 100 @tade Berth Orsanbies
129 Gents; Gable @Orb Orsanbies, 12l
@ents; Periii6er Muu auer Nrt, 80 unb
35 Gents; american @bauies, aeorudt
unb edtfarbtg, IA Oarbs far ST.
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ter n@mNmt
WOLFSON Ecke Main Plaza ANTONIO

Scott nit 6em Moel ber &efibeu3 pers
tebren unb an ben 9of geben, mas BEL
ibrer Senfart f6tDer in's @eni1t fiel.
Wegen ibrer 5d6nbeit. ibrem feinen
Benebmen unb ibrer geielligen SaIente
murbe Define Mutter iebr betpunoert.
(Gortfetung foIst.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-05-07

ldrer. Sic iinb ausse3sidnet in Der
Wdide unb i'm @atn sefdrbt.
Sdcttii&e 3epbhre ullerletter MObe
in alien Wsuifera, iclib sefarbt, 81 3Oa
Brett, 25 Gents.
Cine Eabf6e Nuswabl bon Sdottis
fden @bambrahs IS unb 40 Gents.
@rcBer gOrrutb bon @lusson Be-
pbbrs aller Nrt.
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9uei beutIhe 0ihter boben hiefe

= 3wei beuti9e Di9ter baben bieier
Gage bag 70. @eburtsfeit sefeiert,
Jrisori9 gooenfeot unb Glaus Grotb.
3aiier Wilbelm bat an 8eibe @ratuIa.
tionss sSelegramme geridtet. Nn Beibe
itnb iibr'gens @liidmunf9 8oti6aften
aug alen 3beilen Der Welt eingetroffen,
an goOsnitebt u. U. Oepef6en aus Sifs
liz, 4rmenien unb aug San Grancisco.
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9ie 1tniberfitatem 9emtfd)lanbs.

Gus ben amtli9en perionalpsr3ei@.
nifen ber beutl9en 1niperiitdten be3p.
ben amtli9 bsr6ffentlitbten Jrequen3s
l1eberii9ten ber leBten 2 6emefer bat
Der Deuti9e n&ei@san5eiger" folgenbe
Na6weiiung, aeorbnet na@ ber 3abl
Der irnmattitulirten 6tubirenben aus
famnengefellt.
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Bum @eburistooe feiner 9ro

Gum @eburistage feiner Grau
ma9te Der Gbeberr elm @ebi9t, mel9es
nit ben Worten: nSu meines Oaieins
8 Sreuerfornel" begann. Der
Seber beriab fi6, ober tannte bic ebes
li6en nmitdnoe bes Sidters genauer,
furs unb gut, es wurbe itatt beiIen ge.
orudt: vSu meines Saieins Srau=
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Sn @era 1T Der freifinnise Soutz
naliff un6 S9rifttelIer Rarl Warten.
burg geiforben. Ct pertrat feline
9eimatbsitabi aud pieberboIt int
&ei6stage.
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9amns

Wir baben Jest msbrere bunbert Stade
amerlfanif6en, en8lifden, iriiden, frans
3Sfiden unb f6wei5er 6abritats CUR 9ln-
liht ous.ieaen.
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gI WOlt Sbr einen Nnsug mad
WtaB gema9t babsn. ber perfeft fbt, 10
tuenbet gu6 an Pancoait & @obn.
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Cine pollftdnbise Muswabl Ter neues
ffen Wfufter gu 12a unb Is @ts. per garb.
1856 Stide "New Departure" 5u 20
unb 25 Gents.
Dies inO Muiter fran5Ofider ainits
Ter unb CUTE Waaren.
1889 Srabliusswaaren in iOliben Gars
Sen 123, Is unb 20 Gents.
9dottiide 3epbprs.
Diefe Waaren werben i,nmer fppu.
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Stride 2eiuelrSense.

Slouienseeinen, gelfait grOwn Dres
sinens, Is Gents; braun 2einen.gatti(i,
bon 10 Gents an; 2einen. gambries, so
Gents Big 81, unb pieles gnbere.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-05-07

= Ser n@bieaeo 6eralb1 brinat
fol5enoe gelungene Satpre auf Sung
Mnerifa:
nWarum MAIDEN bic 2eute 70 pieI
Mufieben bon @eorge 8aibinqtons"
pNein SObn, i6 tpiinf6te Su tpdreff
NIT Der 8efdi@te beines 8aterIanbes
beHer bsrtraut. @eorge Waibinaton
mar ein groBer unb braber Mann, Der
@rfe i'm Jrieben ber grfte i'm Grieg uno
ber Grfe i'm 9eraen feiner 2anbsleute.
rSlt bas Nles, Batter? Sd badhte
pabrbaftig, er miBte ber 8e1ie i'm
nYit9en" beim 8aiebalipiel getpefen
fein."
Sine Glaf6e IS ritan Ner.
y ne" fegt Seoermann in ben Gtanb,
Der yterbolitat, Dem Nfbma unb a0ges
meinen S6wd9eauitdnbem Srob au biez
ten. gu baben fiir $3.50 Bel aGlen
Np0tbetern.
ySeber. ber an @pilepfie leibet, ioQte
fofort v5 amaritan Nerbine"
beriu9en", iaet &eb. s. s. Otter BON
Jtew Glarus, Wlsc. gs 1T Elm Sell.
mittel. bos feline Wirtung ME perfeblt.
Sbr 4potbefer bdlt es.
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3uiammen .2s, 1928

3ulamnten ..... % 1923 80, 1879
Die 3unabme entf1lIt fat ausl9lieBs
lid auf bic groBen llniberitdten; base>
gen tueiIen bieienisen nit elmer mittles
rem GTequenSsiffer cine mebr o6er mins
Der itarfe Mbnabme auf, 10 namentli9
@6ttingen unb @reifsmalb, tpdbrenb
Der Befu9 Der tleineren unireriitdten
ungefdbr slei6sebIieben III. 8on tpeIz
dem ginfluB bic Slbres3eit auf ben
Beiu9 1T, lebrt elm Bid auf bic Gre
queps i'm CONNER Gemeiter 1888.
garlentlid Man6ea, Siibingen, Bonn,
Greiburg, 6eibelberg, Marburs, alio
bic i'm i66nen 6iben unb Weiten ge.
legenen ober fonf bon Der gfatur bes
ganitisten uniueriitdistdbte iipb es,,
ipel1e i'm CONNER b6bere 8eiu6s3if.
fern aufmeiien. Inter ben Gatultdten
linb bic unteri9ieos ebeg 10 erbeblih,
ipie bel ben uniperfitdten i'm gir8eInen.
Gs paren immatri.ulirt:
s.;n.r im @iater> Semefer
O'' W. 1S23ls9 1SS7lSs
iuriiiilden Satultat .. .6,577 6,l66
mebisinifden 6atultat 1862 S,269
pbiloiopbiiten. 1850 S,221
2ebtere bat alio ni6t unerbebii6 absez
tiommen Gum IA p@t.), mdbr.no bic
tbeoloeiide on 3abI aiemlit sIei4 ges
blieben 1T unb bic mebiciniide iouie bic
iuriltii9e sugenommen baben. GaB bic
3abl Der Sura 6tubirenben troB Der
ueberiiillung ber 2auf6abn in fat allen
6taaten tpieber I'm All ooer 81 psf.
sugenommen bat Deroient beionoere
Bea9tung.
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6ransSiiiae @atins.

Sn New PORTER unb 8pitCner 3eitune
gen tperben fie nit 379 unb 33s Sents
per Oarb annoneirt. Wir Derfau fen
bieielben Waaren in ben fdSnften Diu>
fern 3u 35 unb 80 Gents per garo.
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,A&uk frQRllIlQs

8arnats's aueritanifde @insbams
fur Damen- unb Sinosr aleioer, ertraz
fsin. 20 Gents.
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eine unssbeure Auswabl in biel,n
M,tifeln.
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: Minnie 9auf ilt als Carmen"
in poien-ausgepfiffen tporbenl
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Nnterifuniide 9atins.
Sn aeuen idSneu Wsuitern nur 10
Gents per Durb.
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Ste
B09entlide 6reie Yreiie fit Seras
eri6eint
jeoen Qomnerfag
un6 foHet
$3.50 fur SaS Sabr Dner $1.25 iMt
q WDnate tn @uramsbesablnma.
The Dickinson press., 1889-03-09
The Little yyan,,ercr.

A private letter from Fort Supply, in the
Indian Territory, relates pathetic story Of
the wanderings in the wilderness OF mere
baoy with only little dog for its faithful
guide and companion. Some twelve miles
from the fort there lives on ranch woman
who supplies the post with dairy products
She had three small children. The second Of
these, wee, brown eyed, fair haired taby of
9 years, had little dog who was her i'll
separable companion. One day neither could
be found The anxious mother locked up her
two other children, and, getting a cowboy to
accompany her, started forth on horseback
to search for the infant wanderer All day
long she secured the country, finding no
trace. A searching party from the post met
with no better success.
Mrs Gilman, the wife of one of the officers,
was, however, so strongly impressed with u
conviction that the child had not perishcd
that, in response to her entreatics, another
party was organized and again set forth to
continue the quest. This time there were $50
men riding i'll all directions. On the fifth day
of the search detachment espied the little
dog crawling out from under cliff above a
tiny stream. They went to it, and there,
lying on the ground, found the poor baby.
Its little bruised and swollen feet had wan
dcred full fifteen miles from home 1t was
still alive, but died before reaching home.
The poor, faithful dog had clung to his play
fellow all the time and had led her to the
water Tracing back the trail over which
these small travellers had wandered, it ap-
peared that they had gone where no foot of
man could tread In some places they must
have fallen over ledges and rolled down
declvities, and they had crawled along pre-
cipices where the steadiest head might have
grown dizzy.-New York World.
The Dickinson press., 1889-03-09
Patti in Dublin.

Ono of the finest public buildings in Dub
lin is without doubt tho new Lenstcr hall
chanccd to be paying visit to the city when
this splendid concert hall was opened for the
tirst time, and shall not easily forget tho ex-
citement created by tho event. AL the
beauty and fashion OF the place mustered in
bravo numbers to do honor to tho OCCASION
anl nurmurs of enthusiastic approval were
heard on nll sides when the heavy curtains
were thrown back and the fine coup d'nuil of
the hall presented. Madame Adelina Patti
was tho bright particular star of tho evening,
and appeared for tho first tilno after ten
years absence, to be greeted with an over
whclming cordiality by tho faithful Dub
liners, who, for tho reason that sho is of
Italian parcntagc, born on Spanish soil and
educated in America, claim her, ono and all,
as an Irishwoman. Every phrase of her de-
livery was interrupted with i'll suppressed
applause, and at tho conclusion of her ren-
dering o. tho mad sccno of Lucia" she vas
called upon to receive such a hurricane of
braves and hand clapping that the now build
ing might have rocked on its foundation for
all knew Subsequently the fair songstrcss
paid her audience the compliment of war
bling "The Last Rose of Summer" and never
were Thomas Moorc's touching words more
pathetically interpreted to the countrymen
who SO proudly ard lovingly cherish his mem
ory.-Cor. San Francisco Chronicle.
The Dickinson press., 1889-03-09
The Cost of Electric Street Lighting.

The following figures of the charges fox
lighting streets with arc lamps are OF inter-
est. They have been quoted from commu-
nication of the Boston Citizens association,
which was addressed to the board of alder
men of that city for the purpose of showing
that Boston is overcharged for this service.
For New York the average price is given as
u l-3 cents per lamp for one nights service.
Brooklyn pays 55 cents, Buffalo 45 cents, New
Orleans "a cents, Philadelphia so cents
tarerage), and Baltimore so cents. Boston
pays G5 cents. The Citizens association Of
Boston claims that on the Cos lights used in
their city the reduction in cost of carbons
from the figures of 1852 represents 25 cents
per lamp for each night, an aggregate OF
about :GO,C00 per annum.
The price of carbons in the last six years
has fallen to less than one-third the original
price. Yet Boston is now paying the same
rate paid III 1852 Is cents per lamp In 1887
the service cost Sl3l ,09797. All of this, e1-
cept sll ,s99.54, was received by one com
pany. 1t is interesting to notice how i.l-
portant factor carbons are in the cost Of
electric arc lamps. 1t seems like hoping for
an impossibility to think of indestructible
electrodes being possible, jet until soma ad.
vance in that direction shall have been made
the electric light will he far from perfect
Scientific American.
The Dickinson press., 1889-03-09
Saved the Cznr.s I.iir.

Brock" McNiciar, one of the characters
of Chicago, ROW deceased, once saved the life
of Alexander, the late czar of Russia.
'Brock" was in Paris, and on tho grand fetc
day was in the street among the throngs of
people watching the car and his magnificent
retinuo as they passed on their way to the
Tuilcries
Suddenly an a:s,rchist or nhilist in the
crowd pulled a gun, and, poking tho muzzle
under tho arm Of man i'll front of him
blazcd away at the czar
Brock" McNickar was the man in front of
tho would he assassin. He turned and
grabbed him. and, despite his despcra >trug
giles to get away and lose his identity II tho
crowd, hung on until the officers arrived anc
hurried the man to prison.
Tho czar inquired who had stopped tho
murderous nihilist. He was told that the in
dividual wGs Brock" McVickar, of Chicago
IIo sent for him, and Brock" brushed up
littlo and went. The car thanked Brock
for the service lie had rendered and decorated
him with various orders Us II reward
Previous to that McVickar, who had been
struck with tho beauty of Empress Eugene,
had written poem in her honor. 1t was
published in Il Paris paper. The emperor saw
it, and, discovering who tho author was in
vitcd him to the Tuilcries. Chicago Cor
Now York Herald