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Evening journal., 1890-05-28

MINNEAPOLIS, May 2S.-The jury in the
libel suit Of Actors Lott and Williams
against Fanny Davenport after being out
nearly whole day came into court shis
morning and announced that they could
not agree They stood six for verdict
varying from 500 50 81 600 and six for one
cent or nothing. Unless settlement is
effected q rstrial Will be Danessaru
Evening journal., 1890-05-28

The friends of the candidates for
the nomination for Sheriff are in
vited to vote for their choice through
the EVENING JOURNAL.
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Ninth ward Delegates

The Democrats of the Ninth ward held
meeting last night at the Old Academy.
John Ahrens was made chairman and
Aaron s. Beale secretary. William s.
knight and Thomas s. Talley were
nominated for delegates to the conven-
tion. and the latter was elected by vote
of 29 70 o1
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RULES.

The ballot printed at the head of
this column to be used.
Polls will close at 2 p. m. on
Friday, June 13.
Anyone may vote, and vote as
often as he pleases.
The vote for each candidate re-
ceiyed up to 2 p. m. viii be printed
from day to day.
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A GeneraI Election Nenr.
John Dliion STRUCK with ! naton.

DUBLIN, May 28--The demonstration at
Cashel, which was prohibited by govern
ment proclamation, was game Of hide
and seek. Mr. Dillon managed to address
a fugitive meeting outside Boherlahin, and
then drove TO the village to address an
other meeting, which the police dispersed
with their batona Messrs. OBrien and
Dillon protested against the action of the
police, and Mr.. Dillon was struck with
baton. A military detachment arriving,
several charges were made. One policeman
rsna IN inrnd
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DAsr ALL PRECrDENTi
A OVER MILLION DIsTRIBuTEl
Louisiana State Lottery company

Incorporated by the Legislature, for Educa-
tlonal and Charitable purposes and its franc
chise made part Of the present State Con-
stitution, In 1879, by an overwhelming popular
It's CIR AND EXTRAORDINARY DRAW
lNdS take place Semi Annually, June
and Decemher). and its GRAND SINGLE
NUMBER DRAWINGS take place in each
OF he other ten months Of the year, and are
New Orleans, La
I'VE do hereby certify that we supervise the
ARRANGEMENTS for all the Monthly and Semi
annual Drawings OF The Louisiana state Lot
terry Company. and in person manage and con
trOl the Drawings themselves and that the
same are conducted with honesty. fairness
ana IN good faith toward all parties. and we
authorize the Company to use this certihcate
with facsimiles OF our signatures attached, In
itt adVertisementsn
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oad Feliows' nmll Addition.

The bids for the addition to Odd Fell
lows Hall at Third and King streets,
were opened last night The contract
viii be awarded in few days,
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S2,l5V,eOl
AGEN rs WANTED.

eS-FoR CLUB RATES, or anv further IN
formation desired, write legibly to the UNDER
signed, clearly stating your residence, with
state, county, Street and Number More
rapid return mail delivery Will be assured by
your enclosing an Envelope bearing your
Evening journal., 1890-05-28
THE VOTE FOB SHERIFF..

At Up. M, to-day the votes re-
ceiyed by the following candidates
are as follows:
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I1TPORTANT.

Address NJ. A. DAUPHrN.
OF NJ. A DAUPHIN, S'@--7' La
Washington, ID. O.
BY ordinary letter, containing MONEY lprvp
issued by All Express Companies, New York
exchange, Draft or Postal Note.
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REGISTERED LETTERS oo,y
TANNING CURRENCY TO
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK.
New Orleans, La,
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Mr.. GLADSTONE SPEAKS.
Electors Responsible for the
Present Government.
BALFoUR's ABUSE DIsREGARDED.

bAhk YIN = ADlSE DAS1BtFAhDEUs
The Grounds Of Hawarden Castle Packed
with Thousands who Listen TO the
Grand Old Man''--John Dillon struck
with a Police BATON at Cashel
LONDON, May es--An immense gather
ing Of people assembled on the grounds Of
Hawarden castle to listen to an address by
Mr.. Gladstone Mr. Gladstone was in ex-
cellent voice, and addressed the vast crowd
from an elevated position in corner of
the castle yard, while Mrs. Gladstone held
an umbrella over his head to shield him
from the rays Of the sun. He was fire.
quently interrupted by applause, and the
utmost enthusiasm prevailed throughout
the day. Awong the gatherers were many
recognized Conservatives. but tho speak-
er's remarks elected from them no signs
of disapproval.
Balfour's Abuse Disregarded.
He began by saying that he would disre-
gard the abuse lavished upon him by Mr..
Balfour He repeated the comparison he
made in his speech at Lowestoft between
chellstown. The latter, no more than The
former, wof endured in England.
Die we're Responsible.
They typ the spirit now governing
Ireland. He warned the electors that they
were morally answerable for such govern
mept. The land purchase bill was now to
be discussed in detail by parliament and
its fate decided. IL would be shown that
until the verdict given at the general cleo.
ton Of 1885 was reversed parliament could
not use British credit to purchase Irish
estates-
A General Election Near.
Mr.. Gladstone made an analysis Of the
taxation and licensing bills, giving in
creased point TO his previously expressed
opinions on those measures Viewing the
state of affairs that existed he thought
general election could not be far distant,
and he hoped that in preparation for that
event public opinion would be aroused
against the policy of disunion pursued by
the government in Ireland, whose desire
for peace and self government should no
longer be tampered with.
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Write the name of your choice for Sheriff
on this ballot. cut 1t out and return it to
''sheriR Editor" EVENING JOURNAL.
Evening journal., 1890-05-28
MEDICAL.
SUPERFLUOUS HAIR
ON The Female FACE.

On the forehead, neck,
nose, ears. hands,
arms. breast; on mems
cheeks, above the
beard line, DESTROYED
forever by the Eiec-
trio Needle operation
by DR.. j. Van Dyck,
Electro Surgeon, 11O6
Walnut st.
Birthmarks, MOles.
Red Nose. Enlarged
Veins Of the Nose and
various facial blem-
tshes destroyed by DR..
Van Dyck.
DR.. Van Dyek has
removed his office
from 40 N. 1lth St., to
ll06 Walnut St. where
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A new BUSINESS METHOD.

S. H. BaynArd has adopted new plan that
is now prevailing In western cities, whereby
the opportunity Is given to procure a good
watch Tor very low price, through the
agency Of cooperative clubs. This plan "a as
bers, who pay one dollar fee, which payment
goes to the originator Of the plan. When the
club ia formed they mutually agree to purchase
forty watches for the sum of seven hundred
and sixty-tive dollars. Each week thereafter
the members meet, and each pays one dollar,
at which time a number Is drawn. which en-
titles the owner of such number to select and
and receive his watch similar TO the old plan
Of watch clubs, with the exception that upon
the drawing OF a number further payment of
that number cease. The remaining mem bers
Qess one each week. continue their payments
and drawing for thirty weeks, when all pay
ments cease and the remaining ten members
receive their watches.
The watches so distributed are 0old-filled
case, made by James Boss, with either All Fl-
gin, Walthan, Springfield or Hampden move
ment, such as are sold all over our city for
thigty-five dollars and which are fully war
ranted to give satisfaction. Clubs are now
forming and drawings will commence Tues
day evening, March 26, For further informA-
tion and examination Of the watches call at
S. H. BAYNARD'S,
5. ". Cor. Market and Fifth StS.
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We the undersigned Banks and Bankers will
pay All Prizes drawn la the Louisiana State
lotteries which may be presented at our
PIERRE LAHAUX, Pres state National III,
a. BALDWIN, rres. New Orleans NATL Bk
CARL koHN, Pres. Union National Bank.
MAMMOTH DRAWING
At the Academy Of Music, New Orleans.
Tuesday, June ~, 1890,
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PEENIz@s AND SMALL oMAngM 0AH
B@ &AD AT xHR COUNTING m0oM
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LAST EDITION
ORDAINED AT STANTON.
REV. EDWARD HENRY EcKEL BE-
COMES A PRESENTER.

Bishop Coleman Conducts the Services.
Rev. Charles E. Murray of This City
breaches the Ordination sermon-The
Laying on of Hands.
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he has every facility for the scientific applica-
ton Of Galvanism and Electricity. Book free
Terms reasonable. Call or address DIR. j
Van Dyck. 1l06 Walnut ST. Phila
4 Ashma Con0hs- Colds Consnmntior,s
Dyspepsia, Liver. Kidney and all skin diseased
relief in ! to davs Advice free. DIR.
MONTGOMERY. &6 n. 9TH 81, Philadelphia
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FOR SHERIFF.

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Vote Early and Often.

.he EYENING
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MAMMOTH ORA WING
CAPTrAL pRIzE. aooo COO.

10000 Tickets at $40; Halves SO; Quarter
$40; Eighths s.; Twentieths 81; Fortieths, 81
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esut Sausfleio.

SIR ale Samen, bic nidt ilber eroBe
8eIomittel Derfiigen unb auBer 6em
Daule bod gut unb elegant getleibet
fein mhfen, empfieblt es fi9 gan3 IN.
enolid, fiir bic @traBe befonbers Sol.
lette 5u MAIDEN, bic bel Der 6eimfebr
fofort NIT einem einfa9en 0austIeib
pertaui9t mirb. 8eionbers tpenn Rins
oer In ber Gamilie finb, iit es unm6gs
LID, feline Sa6en Dor unliebfamer 8es
rabrung nit ben tleinsn 6dnben, bic
gaaj felbifuerfidnbliG ni9t inner ia.
lonfdbig fno, 5u bemabren: anberers
ieits, Der m69te benn aud dnsitlid ii9
Dor ieber Beribrung ieiner 3isblinee
bitten = wertbbolIen Gleibern All 2ies
Beg Gin einfa9er oausansus basssen III
lei1t mieoer aebbrffet, aud tpenn bic
Mutter am Spiel ber Rin6er f1 be.
!beiligenb init Sanb unb grbe In
Beriibrung fonlmt ooer ipenn Qar
ein befonbers tpilber 61elm aus Der
fleinen 99aar fb In Surnerttiniieu bere
fuAt uuo nit ifaubigen S1uben ouf Der
ytutter 5GooB fIeitert. 2ommt eben
ein borDiBiges patI1bdnb1en, bas su.
Dor bas 0orbanoenlein BON Butter ouf
benz Teiperbrob genau unterIu9t bot. In
nabe Beriibrung nit ibrem Nermel.
Dann wiro es wDbl cine Rige ieben fir
0teie ungeb6risfeit, ni9t aber SGeIte,
Sbrdnen unb iiefe 0eriimmuua auf
beibem Seiten iber elm ruiuittes gutes
Rleib uno cine barte Gtrafe; Elm einfae
der ounfler 5toff ldBt ii6 bas 5ledens
reinigen 10 Diel befer eefafleu. als elm
eleganter beller, unb ttatt bes gro6en TT
nur elm fleiner S6aben ous3ubefern.
Sd fannie cine iunse Grau, iaets ums
cine Dame, beren eIegante Soilette auf
Der GttaBe unb i'm 6alon bielfa6 be,
uunbert - unb aud fritifirt - murbe,
ba man aagemein puBte. baB fie nidDt
in gl6usenben 8erbdltnifen lebie. 81.
nes Cages ma9te i@ ibr einen 8elum
unb Durbe bur@ Elm 8erieben. hatt Ia
oas 8eiu63immer. in ibr gem6bnlides
Wobnaimmer sefiibrt. in benz He i'm
2reile ibrer Qinber i'm gang einfa1en
0ausfleib fab. Sic tuurbe 1ibt nerles
gen, als i9 He 10 tiberraf9te, fonbern
fagte uur nit einem Bid ttber ibr Meus
Beres gleiteno: xGie finben mid BEL
meiaeu Rinbern." Mls it ipdter ndber
nit ibr befannt purbe nnb He aIs cine
febr fparfame uno praftii9e 0ausfrau
tennen Iernte, iasie fie mir einmal, baB
he es nur In oben angesebeue Weiie
m6gli9 ma@te, nit ibrem NabeIgslb
aus3utommen unb bod eIegant sefleibet
au iein; nidt @itelfeit treble fie ba3u,
ffets 10 su eriGeinen. ionbern bic Greu.
be ON hilbi9en 5a9en unb ibr Gdbn.
beitsinn, ber unsera ba unuertbiges
buloete, mo- 8eferes su errei9en let.
Sd muBte ibr &e6t geben uno geba9te
bes 9i9ierwortes, bas Sa beibt:
~Wenn bic Rofe iel6ff ii@ f1madt,
i9mhdt fe aud ben @arten."
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V0LFSON s,
Welfsea' 5.

ts ltd bag gerdumige 0aus unb Der
fd6ae grpBe 8arten nit @diten. Wuf
Der einen 9eite beg 6au1es mar cine
sroBeSau3plaiform gelest. pdbrenb auf
Der anberen Settle beg 6auies smei rie.
ttge Safeln itanben unb NIT ben, Beffen
beoedt tparen. mas Baltrop aufsubrin.
gen i'm @tdabe lit.
um 8 ubr tuurbe aur Safel gerufen
un0 ettpa 250 perIOnen tonnten 3u gleis
d1er 3ett batan Sbeil nebmen. Oben.
an iaB bas SubeIpaar, bann bic Rinber
uno Sinbestiuoer ber Gefeierten. Nber
iSbe oas Geitmabl eiugenommen tpurbe,
pou3og Mi9ter Gper MoDre bic Srauz
Jung beg paares, uorauf ein oiel buns
0ertfdltiges 6o9 hem Baare entgegen<
9alte unb Das Mulitbor nit einenr
trdftlgen Suf9 einfiel. 0ierauf beganm
oas ytob!. mdbrenb bic Muiiter bic Sa.
felmutt lieftrten. Iber brei Mal mug
te OBJ unb Dieber aufsetragen tperoen,
bls bic bielen @dfe geIpeiit baeten.
ytab oem @Ken besaan BET Sana unb
4lt udo Sung betbelligte ltb an bems
felbsn. Das Geit oauerte big gum frtz
ben Worgen. grfrii6ungen CAB es in
Dhue uno Jtlle. Sas Set nor Elm
10 re6t inniges nnb gemhtbli6es, benn
4aes, allt uHo Sung, SeutI6e pie
Amerltaner, amiiirten fi@ auf bas Beite.
Dr. linton Sungiit 1917 In 5rieblano,
g0bmen, geboren, feline Grau in &eiieas
berg, 8Sbmen. Elm 13. Ottober 1910
puroen lie in Grieblaab ebeIi@ berbun.
ben. 1854 tuanberte bas paar nit ei.
mem Ginoe uad Imerifa aus, uno tas
men 1855 na6 gaitrop, no He iebt
nod le6en. Ser @be entlprofen neun
Ginoer, mobon aber nur nod bier am
2eben finb. Steie bier &inber, Reben
@ntel unb elm urentel nabmen an ben
Geitlidteiten 3beil. Dem attn gbe.
paare banfe i'd no9mals fiir bic
freunbli9e ginlabung unb munl1e ibz
men nod re@t biele beitere Sage in benz
Rreiie ibter 2ieben. Stir tpirb Der Mbenb
bes Is. Ottober 1890 IN Baitrop inmer
etne angenebme l@rinnerung bleiben.
Was wiro aus benz Seuti9tbum in
Baitrop perben, tDenn einmal bic iebi>
ge Generation ni9t mebr iH2 Baitrop
TT bod our 9dlfte beutl9; aber Ieiber
beri9winbet bic beutiGe @pra9e in
oiefer 9tabt mebr unb mebr. Mles
ipri9t englii6 unb beuii9e 8ereine, in
Del9en bic beuti@e 5prade gepfegt
mirb. fdeint es auBer hem balbtobten
@aFno. .9ereiu aud nidt gu seben. Das
1T f6erli@ elm traurises 3ei9en Der
3eit. IS giebt bod iebt nod III Ba.
ifrDp 70 piele intellisente 9euti9e, bieie
aber fOlten es fh sur @brenaufgabe
MAIDEN, bas Deutidtbum unb naments
lid bic beutf@e Gpra6e aufre9t su ers
salten. Der @afinO'8erein befebt. tpie
mir mitget5eilt tnurbe. nur mod aus 10
bis IL Mitslieberu uno bieie iolleu iebr
uneiaig untereiuanoer iein.. Soffentli1
b6ren mir balb etuas erfreuli1es iiber
bas beatibe 8ereinsmeien aus Ba1trop.
s. 8. Bui9.
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- Der Sabine gaB bat far bas
nd6te Sabr eine Bunbesbepillisuna
bon 100000 erbalten; He ipirb BIN,
r.i6en, bic stpei Odmme bis au Is SUB
WaHer on Der @olffiifie Der Sanobonf
binausaufHbren, hnb bann tperben nod,
etipa $40. 900 iibris ieiR au benz 3ued,
bic JabritraBe aussubagsern. Dor gnoe
1891 pirb Sabine paB baber lpabri9ein.
lid einen QanaI boben, Der bur@gdngig
eine Siefe BON Is SUB beRten. unS mebr
als gentigenb iein pirb, um ffr ole
unire probufte, Glen, 6ol3 unb 5arm'
rr3ensnifie cine NussansfraBe ,u Bill
ben.
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ultu ooH elHer SWQQr funger Wt4ltner
aus Der 3tueiten Gaitite umgeben, mil
oenen fie fGer3te, Ia9te unb alIerIei
Gar5tpeil trieb, balb auf ber 5eite bes
9errn @rafen. ber burG bic 6aItuua
unb mhrbige Wiene zines Mentors ben
1lauben 5il etiDefen iu6te, als mole
er benz 6immel cine 6eele retten. ssreis
lld1 atpang i'm Gin@en baIb. bic Maste
pes glebermanns fallen 3u lafIeu,
oean he 5etgte Rb erfabren in allen
GanfeH oer &0tetterie unb Der 6err
@raf fphrte ger oft bic Neiquna, Hm au
eHeanaliren. Menn nun Mbenbs iene
on gorb Der r@ermania" aur Oautepoz
lee 5dhlenben 6errn benz &otbtDein unb
Yuni@ tapfer augeipro1en batten, 40.
gen he bas muntere Jin9en in ibre Sos
felrnnoe. Dieie nnbm bann auf bem
9interDed bic @nitarre sur 0anb unb
lang Saelmenlieber, Operettenmelos
olen unb f9mer3mtitbise golfsIieoer
bunt bur9einanber. Sbre fr1fttae,
aber gan3 ungefGulte 5timme tlana aes
meth uno tonnte ein mufitaIii9es Obr
tDenlg befriebigen, aber ibr 8ortrag mar
red9t lebenoig unb nit GROCER ssinasrs
tertl9teit entlodte Re Der @uitarre elm
9ongerielel, Del6es Sen @eIang anmus
tbtg umipielte unb bic 6erbbeit Der
Wfeni@enfimme miIberte.
Der Sottor fanb iSin@ens @,iono
btmmlif6 unb Der Oefonomierotb heis
len Nusiprii9e nur bas @9o ,u beueu
ietnen 6reunbes bilbeten, betrdftiate
oas uItbeil burd Brummlaute bes gnt.
3idens. Der 0err @raf uannte bie
Sdngerin am erifen Ibenb nit lpDtti,
l9em Sd@eln Die patti ber Sinqel. San.
gels. am n6bfen aber, aIs fie 6as Me.
tellalieb aus Barrier 2eben4 NIT einem
rbptbmil9en Wiegen bes btibfdlen
glonotopfs bortrus, unb ion babel Der,
ausfor6ernb anidaute, IieB ct iebes fri,
tii9e Be5enfen fallen unb nannte ne Bic
Sorelep Der r@ermaniaA.
6oifentlib miro mein 5inaeu uies
mails bic Wirf.lns baben, boz sic ins
Watler iauen, ermiberte sSinden auf bes
@rafen &ompliment. Sm @runbe Be.
frieoigten He ole 2obiprltGe ber SofeI.
runbe tDenig, benn ber Obpf3eus, ben he
bur9 ibren Sirenenaelang anauIodsu
1ofte, fd5ien f@ bic Obren berfopft arl
baben. WOIfgan9 fam 3uUei1en in bie
ytdbe bes bo9geIegenen 6intertoitelIs,
ollstn cr betrat es niemaIs. g(n bic 8riis
hung gelebnt, iab ct 3u ibr berauf, ober
iliemals berrietb Elm 3ue ieines @eiimts
Antbetluabme, gei6weige benn 8euuns
6erunQ, ia, ais He es einuoI tpaate, i'm
betm Wortrag bes feden S9na6abibfs
,,9Qei Dim Bat an bitideten.
0atideten Sang,
Sa tltntnlel 3ipa 9itldete,
0atidete slam"
NIT ibrem berfibrerii@fen 2dd1eIn an.
5ublifeH, nerIieB er ieinen Staubprt
unb bertiefte fi6 bonn G@iffsfdnobeI
aus tn bic 8etro9tung Der unteroefleu,
ben Some. 8efan6 fG WoIfaaua.
was 3anteifi Der 6al mar, in GeieiIs
lnaft Der Dame in 5rauer, 70 hottie er
tsltien Bid fur bic Sdngerin unb oereu
Uewunberer. DieIe Wabrnebmuno
nerlebte 6in9ens giteIteit uub erffillte
He 3ulebt nit bitterm @rolI aeoen heu
Mann. Der he i'm Nugenblid ibrer tief.
Hen Semttbisuns seIeben uno mil Sak
sesen osfen tfdnbige 8ssIeiterin.
(f}ortiesuno foIot.)
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Geeen einen S6nitt, Bei9dbiauns,
6ieb. ober Branbwunben giebt es ni1is
8eheres, als berIain's
Yain Balm. Die Wunbe beilt
fdneQer, als bur9 irgenb elm anberss
prdparat, uno, tuenn bieieIbe nidt gar
3u fblimm 1T. obne Narben 3u binter.
laRen. gu baben bel &. gobn & Co.,
s. 3alteper & Son unb allen beoeutens
ben Npotbetern.
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8ntfIens slrutca.eoIbe

Die bette SaIbe Der BeIt fur SAuitte
lGnsti4unssn, @eidpiire, Gieber. unb 6aut.
Ausi@la9. Gledte. seiprunsens Sdnbe, Croft.
btuleii unp ale Santtranlbeiisn ; furirt Cd.
morrbotoen ooer seine Bssablnne. g6lliss
Sdtistattteu earontirt ober bas @eIb pirb
tnraderRattet. 2b Gsnts bic GdaGteI Bum
gertaul In allen apotfsfen. Dreib, 9bomb
fon & Co.. @holsfoIe.
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&abteaI aebeiIt

:, Ou, i'd trinte mir 70 balb ieineu
&aui6 mebr onl
Warurn Hidts
Meil i9 in meiHem lebten - aQe
meine S6ul6en be3abIt babe!
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9ifr 4aube. .

Cine Qeriou, pelde burd elm einfa4es Mit'
tel BON 23idbriser Saubbeit uno Obrenserdu.
fbeu sebeilt puroe, iff bereit, cine 4ei4reibnns
beITslben iu beutlder Sprade allen anIu9ern
gratis ,u iiberienben. abreie: j. Il. NIcHoL-
SON, III McDougal Street, New York.
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= @egeu grtdltunssn siebt es ni6ts
bstJeres tuie Or. 4usuit 26nis's Dam.
burger 8rufttbee, tuie ib i9on b6ufig
Gesesenbeit bate, au erproben. ST follte
in teinem Sauie feblen.-grnit WoIff,
Sod Spring, Mo.
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- Die 2dufer Der Nuitiner Damn.
Bombs finb: 5. 8. uno @eorse %.
8radenribge NIT ie 100000; 8. 6aus
cod NIT $4,000; SObn Sancod NIT $10.'
600; 8. 8. Woolbribge nit $50. 900
unb 5. 8. &apmOnb & So. nit 1885,.
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VINUN RUBIDUM PASTEURIRNSE.
6anitGtss Wein.

llniere in GIaf@eu pafeurifrten
@otbpeine, ipeI9e bon befonber8 ebItx
9 @attuns anb sutem Satrgane bissmr
Gla I @enretfe iorsfdIttgf Qe.
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-10-20

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Ssrup allen anfern Snltenmttteln rcrSteben.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1890-05-29
HORSE NOTES.

Geo. Melvin, of Cambridge. has a
very fine yearling by Cherokee Chief.
He is being broken by II. W. Utton.
CIR. Page has shipped three mares
to be bred to Falls" 2-23 He was
sired by Electioneer, dam Felicia by
Messenger Duroc. The mares are OF
Mr.. Pages best and their produce
from Falls will be of the most APP
proved breeding. Electioneer and
George Wilkes now lead the world as
sires, and Messenger DurOc is not far
behind.
Intending breeders will do well to
examine the two yearling tillies now
in care of John Utton. They are
beauties and when one year old stood
IA hands strong and weighed exactly
$50 lbs. each. They were both sired
by Rare Ben. At this time 81 mares
have been booked to him and any in
terested person who wishes to know
the class of men using him can see
the book any time. He is limited to
fifty mares.
The summer meeting of the YER
mont Association of Road and Trot-
ting Horse Breeders will be held at
Rutland August 26, 27, and %.
$1,000 is the estimated value of
the stakes, purses, &c. The event
will probably be II most interesting
one to breeders and all interested in
good stock. For circulars and other
information, address the secretary,
F. II. harrington, Brandon. See
elsewhere.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1890-05-29

c.. S. Page in his report as State Inspector of
Finance for 1888.
| should, however, come short of
what [ believe to be my duty, we're |
to terminate my official relations with
the savings banks of Vermont with
out giving expression to my well set
tied conviction that trustees, in their
anxiety to pay their depositors liberal
dividends, are in too many instances
allowing the guaHty of their assets to
fall below the high standard which
should be maintained. The large
rates of interest which western Dor
rowers are able to offer are too at
tractive for the ordinary investor to
withstand, and funds received for the
fine line of government and munich
pal bonds which have been maturing
during the past few years, have been
reinvested, in by far too many in
stances, in western mortgages. To
show the tendency in this direction
your attention is respectfully called to
the following facts, shown by the saw
ings bank reports for the past ten
years. The amount of western mort
cages held by the savings banks of
Vermont on the goth day of June in
in the years 1879 to 1888 inclusive
were as follows
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1890-05-29

J. S. Whitney, who has been resur-
rected for political purposes, died
about ten years ago. What he said
during his lifetime may have been
misunderstood or misremembered.-
Actions are less liable to miscOnstruc-
ton, and circumstances are never
preiudiced. Mr. Whitney had only
one child-a daughter-the idol of
her father and mother. Whether the
selection of her guardian was made
by the father on his death-bed, or by
the mother and friends after his de-
cease, we do not know. Only those
who have had no experience in such
cases are ignorant of the fact
that the one always selected for the
guardian of an idolized child, espec-
tally of a daughter, is always the
warmest, truest most respected friend,
and that friend in this case was Car
roll S. Page. He was unable to ac-
cept that trust, but the fact that he
was the choice of the family speaks
louder than words can, the estimation
in which he was held by them.