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I.ON. ~. .. Laws, DID,, president
of the Colored National University,
left the city for the West, last
Wednesday morning, on official
business. He will visit Pittsburgh,
Pa, Cleveland, o., Jacksonville,
Louisville, WiIberfOrce and Ober-
lin. The DR.. will. be gone about
80 days.
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BEATTY'S TOUR OF THE
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amos, Washington, New Jersey, has
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tour of the world. Read his adver.
tlsement in this paper and send for
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SECTION 4, beginping NOV. 9TH. 1857.
So Doom aTSAtIantic Epi-
SODE. By JUSTIN H. MCCARTHY. Apowerful and
thrilling story of life or an American liner. The
fRa 81 to Se az New az
81 William Shakespeare;
How WHEN, WHY AND WHAT HE WROTE. By. H.
A. TAME. There never has been compressed into
such brief space so much about the immortal Bard
of Avon as in this work of the brilliant French
author.
Sc RaSSelaS Prince of Abyssinia.
writings by master mind which no one can afford
not to read It story of the human heart in its
80 RASSELAS; Prince 0fAbyssinia. PartI
"a Money. BY Sir E. Bulwer Lyt-
TON. Whoever has read Shakespeare's Merchant
OF Venice should read Bulwers Money Under
the above title you see the coinage and hear the
80 Peg WOffingtOn. By Charles
4 o e xqstgp oaSs GS s
minds ornament their work. Part IL.
81 PEG WOFFINGTON. Part L.
81 Miss TOOsey's Mission, and
LADDIE. Two of those rarely, conceived and
eharmingly told stories of home and duty which re-
fresh and inspire.
50 Paul and Virginia. By Berna-
classic renews its freshness and beauty with every
reading 1t is the story that never dies" Part IL
10 PAUL AND VIRGINIA. Part 1.
4S Cardinal Richelieu. By Sir E.
BULWER LYTTON. The character of the
willy, ambitious and brilliant French primate,
sketched by Bulwer in his immortal play Of Caro-
nal Richeleu, is the one which has become historic
II EnOch Arden, and other gems.
hy ALFRED TENNYsoN. For purity Of s..Jle genuine
sweetness and touching pathos, the great poet has
never surpassed his Enoch Arteu,"A
l6 Romeo andeJuliet. 8y Will
LIAM BLACK. An exquisite sketch q two fool.
ish lovers, who mingle tender sentiment with the
!udicrous in way to make every5c(IT smile
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TIE EREEMan

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RID l.. COofSH PnblisbsS.
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8erIuiie Elm 8unbisbar Elm. Sberele
unb id) faBen am 2ager, unb b6rten auf
bic untuBigea Ntbem3iige Res Grantem.
Wir tDareu iekt allein, aber mir iGmie=
gen. @nbli9 fanb i9 @orte. ibr fur
ibren Seiitanb 5u banteu. sic lebnte
ben Dent ab, 5iirnte mir aber nidt, 3aB
i'd ibre 9aHb ergriff, unO = Id meiB
nibt, tple mir geid)ab = einen GuB Boz
rauf oriidte. 2eiie aog iie bic Sanb
aurtd, unb raid 6as @eiprd9 tpenbeno,
begann iie: 6atte i6 ni9t benno@
Ne6t? Oamian III ni9t f1ulbia? =
Wir griibelten eine Weile iiber bic lr.
lode feiner Selbifanflage. Damn er=
bob fict Sbereie.
Der Granfe f6eint 3u fdIafen. iagte
He, leiie fi1 iiber ibn beusenb.
Ufein 6er5 mar 10 boa, gum 3erfprin>
gen boll SD bate Morte bic 6hlle auf
ben 2ippen, unb i6eute mid b0D au res
ben. @nbli6 belt i6 mid ni9t mebr.
Grdulein Sbereie, begann i6 = tptBs
ten Sic, mas Der IufeutbaIt in bieiem
9auie, ipas mir bieie Gtunbe bebeutet |
Sic DeriianO mid, i9 bemertte es an
bem leiien 3uden, bas bur9 ibre 3iige
sing, aber He fu6te mir aus3utpei9en.
Wir tpollen germ an bieie Sage auriids
bentenl entgegnete fie, uno trat bon
Dem Sager meg, um fi9 ON Slide elm
@ef9dft Su MAIDEN.
Sd f6nies einise 4ugenblide, su.
tiifgei9eu9t. Nllein id fammeIte mid
tDieber, iuenn au@ empfinbenb, baB bic
Mntmort mir ni6t gang gtnifig fei. Mors
gen follen mir bon bier Nbi6ieb nebmen |
begaun i'd tpieber. Darf i6 Sbnea
einmal fdreiben2
Sic werben iilorgeu nod nint fort
f6nnen, entgegnete He. Ser Rranfe
tuirb nod Hu6e brau1en. Nber er
i6eiat iebt ianfter au i9lafen, brum ga.
te NaGt fiji beui!
Sd fab BEL elmer Sanbbewegung ben
Ring ON ibrem Singer gldn3en, unb
fiibite mid talt burdi9aueri. Sic mar
raid hinaus, unb i'd iaB olein an Ben.
nos 2ager, am 2ager iileines S@iilers
unb Eibalen, 6enl in ieinen SSiebertrdus
men bieaeidt bas eIei9e Bib nie mir
borf6mebte. Mie i6 6isie Na1t, i@laf.
log, BON Gorge unb llnrube gepeinigt,
auaebra6t, iperben unb mill i9 ME pers
gehen. Mon lddelt ipdter ii5er 8ieIes,
mas man binter id bat, unb bod bIeibt
einern auG i'm fleinen 2eben mande
Stunoe 10 tuertb unb ebrtpiirois, baB
man nur nit ernifer &hbruns baranaus
rid bentt.
(5ortfetuas fOIst)
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lpobl germ brin ieben unb bos nenuer
he 6ann p6riifli6e N69ifenIlebea
Sb meine Anfi6t bic ridbtige III? sd
made feinen Wnipru6 auf cine allein
ridtige Anfidt, bin tpe6er Sbibetanet
no1 Megppter, aber nit bem alien Gre.
bigger Salomo meine au1 i'd: Scr
Staub muB tpieber aur grbe fommen
tple er gepefen III unb Der @eiff miebel
au Sott, Der ibn gegeben bati@
Infer ,arteRfdber Brunueu. III
alle gemorben. Bel 1909 SUB purbe
nit gobren aufseb6rt, um Sic Mei.
nung Der Ittiondre au erfa1ren, mas
aber msbrere Gage bauerte. Nis ba.
bin bate bas WaRer bon oben ben
9rIno ulIten bur1peidbt, unb aIs Die
Qrbeit mieoer besanu. it5loB Rd Der
adbe 51ieferletten hber benz Bobrer,
10 oaB man frob mar, biefen wieber
heraus subetommen. Damit mar bic
Sadie borldufig 3u gnbe unb Waiier
bat man ni@t gefunben, einfa4, neil
bic naiferfiibrenben 5niaten auf
Der anberen Selte bes 6lul5es lieqeu.
SnoeB aeb6ren Der @eIelIfnaft *
Ndsr 9anbes an DER BobrfslIe unb
fie tam meitere $50 Al 400 hen
Nder baau befommen un6 ba nun bic
Roble iiber SUB mddtig it. 10 III
immer nod Slid genug babel.
Die neue bride tiber ben gio
Granoe miro ipol,l nod, an Gnf.
iddbigungstlagen WeronIoifuna oe6en
Mebrere 6dufer nit ben @eId6ften
finb bonn gerfebr beinabe oboeidnit.
ten porben. 9lud) bat bic 8riiden.
Comp. erfabren, mas elm Neoen hier
r1audmal su bsOeuten Bat un0 nm
bic Muifabrt aur Bride fid5er an Rel.
len, bat man einen Qbauostonol nm,
ter. Der Iuffabrt auIeaen miiffen
ssiir bas eIeftriId,e Clint
finb iebt alle Worfebrunoen been6ef
uno man6e @eiddfte bsbieueu iin
bereits befieIbem. Mud, brennt he.
reits elm iehr beIIes Qidt am Gonrt.
hauie, mas fur MeiismSe r. S;s I'm" ann
Babnbof pp[Ien. p6er hobon herfom.
men, iebr anoenebm in
Das Wetfer III brodtnon SYM
Sage 1T es tpobI heis, bis 95 @rnb
Fahrenheit, (27 SroS Menumiir1 i'm
5datten, aber meifiens mebt eim ers
friidenoer yDiub un6 in hen @artsn
giebt es, menn aud fein Obf hemn
6as bat Der yfaftfroff In her Wndst
bonn Iebten Gebruor aerif6rt. io Snd
Melonen unb f96nes @emiiie. Wor
IL Sabren, als i6 bierber Fam, uuo
tpo eagle Bag elm armieliaes Meri.
taneroorf nit 500 @intpobnern, an.
ftatt iebt nit $500, nit 0ebmhiitteu
anifatt fb6ner 6dufer mar, NO bic
2eute bic 9eidt6ilmer nod, nid1t abn.
ten, bic bier Der 8oben birat, Oo
fonnte man aud nur Semitic BON
Der meritaniid)en 6eite befommen.
Sept: RohIenIager, WaiferIeituua.
gisfabrit, giienbahn. apei Nriiden
iiber ben Nio @ronoe. eIeftriTdbes |
2idt, Selepton, uno cine 6tabt {fott
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SD nllo unrinr GOmpanie,
gtopsae BON Otto Nuanette.
(8ortiebuno.)
Mer mar esq @eI6winb!

gser mar es2 @eI6uiubl
glber sic mtifTeu mid uid,t anQeben
Ser herr Snlbeftor Gd5elIenborf III es
Qetpeien. St trua Sic Godben binter
Sie Gmeuue. urh mod,fe fi6i 6ohof,
Sin boIb erffidter Modefdrei brouo
aus Benuos Nruff. Sd IeIblf mar bes
irpffen. ID, bate Donlian ,uirfiid1 I'm
red1t aetfan. 9lber mas bepoa BEN
QnQben. lid, fir ben Shdter ausaaoe.
BENZ
gBir pareu In Sic g1be bes noules
oeIonot. Dq lam Senlauo bfeifenb
iiber Ben 6of. ym gSu iekte lid, Beuno
trob meiues &ufens in yetpeauna. ffQn6
bor 6errn gdelIenborfr uub REF: sic
liu6 es. Ser bie Nie0ertr1dbtiofeit beoonz
ael bat, uns ueuIid) bic GIeiber aa rau.
ben. sic f3ub elm 6dufti llub slfoIeid,
laB cine tpoblae,ielts Ghrfeioe f(atId5ertb
In bes 6errn eSn(petters @eiidat. Oie.
Ter aber. in 9old1en Einleituuoeu nid,t
aana uuerfQbreu. bQdte Neuuo uub eis
niQe gluaenbiide oab es Elm gflnoen, no.
rim Wuth Qeaen Wutb orbeitete. gDir
lbrQuQeu kinu. IN bieiem NuoepbIid
aber alitt 8enuo aug fieI riidIinos ME,
her. uno 6err GdbelIenbnrf iiher Inn
hin. csebi ober Eielt 5id5 Trik and nid5f
mehr.
gDiitbenb ifiirate er iiber 6en Seinb
un6 aerbldute lid, ben Miideu 6ern,o .
ZEN. bah id II Neindmuno unh lin.
milien bdfte beroehen mDaeu. Sic
6unbe tatten Qdr1l oemod1t. Der God1ts
tpddier fd1rie peraneifeIt nom rifle
Nenedate famen berRei ttn6 fd5ot1 ald1 ber
Gutsherr 4os @eFiihi her e5mmod,
bos id Eel ieiuem Gffdbeineu emhTon6
lueros Ia uie r9roeI{er Wloroen iolIteu
mir Mbfdbieb ,aebn,er uuh IN hen Iehten
Gtun6ell naih oII her lIunrbu,,nn lie
mir ft,ou iu's fous oebrod,t beiiediem
mir ben aa5ifid5en 8oben md, burdb
cine oona akmeine 9riioeIeii Sreifid5
mar Tfik gd5neII aufoeibruuoeu freiiid,
boiier fid5 aiim hie heiheu onhsru p6m,
BIER erhobeu. uub fporen burt, meiu
unb Ser llekrioen 0o,mildbenirefen nom
einonber aeiren,it inorSen: freiIid, ioote
Der 0ufEbefr. her if0di tueui1 Mnrteu
Der Gr.Idrdino beu GodnerbaIt ibneii
iiberiab Isiueu xulhsfsnr noM In hie-
ier giod,t bosn @uts: ,neine 9efd,amnmo
ipurbe bdburdl uid5t oemiI6erf lfnS
e ipIIteJ Jneuer GGred binufomu,eu
DsTn Nennn mantle bI6tIid3 umS iii
nnM einnroI uu6 hiesmni obnmsmtia
an No6eu gs aeioiem I'D, oross Nlute
fiedeu nj, feiuen GoIsfraoen glir fr,i.
cen i'm 1inein Er erboIfe nd, ,t,or
iiu6 fputlfe nom Grih unierlfiiRt nod,
6em Ghlofoemod1 biuouf oeben bier
cher ionf er bsmustias onf bos aooer
nrb liek uus in @efiiir,uno unh Wsno.
ffen mir euifIei6eteu Inn smh fomhsn
siue fforfe Wuribe am nintsrfnhfe e.
mukts ouf einen 5teiu oefolIen ieiu.
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gaIifornia.aSetue.

WeinIiebbaber fiuben elm srobes Ga,
ger bon feinen California Weinen Sci
Qerrn s. s. Meper ON MInuD
plaaa. 0err Meper iuht bic Weiue
on Dirt nRo Stelle aus uth fauft oireft
aus oem 2eller ter Weinan9ter. MIs
gutem aenner selinst es ibnl Hets, Bic
beffen Sorten aus3undbIen. St tam
feine Runben uno 6aniiIien nit eineus
guten SrDpfen berfeben. Rotbs unb
WeiBweine in Dor3iigtiMer Nu0Iitat
bon iebt ab $1.0O per gaIIone -frei
tns 0aus seliefert.
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s@ Wenn Semanb fein unb au an.
nebmbarem preiIe ipeifen ipiII, 70 eete
er gum Mifiions.@arten. Die
9erren 0beimer 4 @amL Befber biss
les @tabsiiiemenis, balien oarauf, i9re
@dite ifets nolltomnien jufrieben 10 heIs
len. Nle iaiionmdEigeu DeIit0ielIen.
Mufern, BiIb, Slide, @efliigeI &C. fms
bort In ber oeIitateifen 3ubereituna alle
3eit 3u baben. Mobl3eiten tuerben aiif
WuniG in bic Wobnungen ber Runhea
geianot. 4u@ bietet ber nit ber
Speiiemirtbibaft berbunbene 8ars
room bic beiien @etrdnte. tets friiMes
Bier unb feine 2iqubre unb Meins.
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RnfIens grniea.ealbe.

Die befe SaIbe ber Relt fir Sdnitte,
0netfdunsen, @efdDire, 6iebsr. unb Sdut'
Ausidlas, GleGte, sefpruneene Sdubs, Groit-
bsulsn uab olle 9autfranibeiten ; furirt %.
morrtoioeu ooer feline Sesabiuus. @aniss
SatiSfaetion 9arantirt ODER bas @eIb pirb
tnriiderfattet. 2b gents bic SdadtsI. Bum
Bertauf IN allen apoibeien. Drsib, 9bomp'
fon C Co., BboIefaIe.
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0em Gfmuroerid,se az 9;go

Bonn S6wurseri6te 3u 2iKa in
Der probiHj poien purbe bic Wirtbs.
frau Gnna Sdbner aus Bogoanti bel
@r.sSenta, bic i'm December b. s. ib.
rem gbemann gei6otei unb bic 2eife
3eriftidelt ben 5urben porgemorTen
bate, sum 2obe Deruribeilt.
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sW' Wini6en sic einen feinen mos
bernen Anaug genlaGt2 @eben sic aa
paneoaff &SDbn. Die feinifen
importirien Stoffe finben sic bort.
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s1 Moberne 9lte in Gtrob unb
Gil3 In ben beliebteiien 6acons: Dun
lap, 6nor unb Stetlon.
9ancoaff & Sobn.
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Sn 3an3ibar 1T elm BON Mnfana
SUM aus Rubega batirter Brief bes
Or. peters eingetroffen. sya bemieIbeB
bef1reibt er bic nit bem RDnia bpu
Uganda abgef9loiieneit NertrdQe, burd,
uel9e bic gn8ldnber bon ienenl 2aube
ausgeidloffen Fnb. Ct faat ferner,
I oaB ibn MunitionsmangeI BON Weiiers
mari1e mad Wabelai abgebclten babe.
Gr fttgt bin5u, 0aB Ct on Der @teIIe. an
tDelher Der prDteftantif9e Nifm0f 6aus
ningtOa un0 befIen 9egIeiier ernI0rbet
ipuroen. cine Nn3abI G9dbeI unb Qnos
den gefunben babe. 3ngIei@ nit pbi.
gem 66reiben traf elm fptttes bon
lieutenant Siebemann, tuether iidb bei
Or. peters beiinbet, ein, in ireInem
berielbe bic grlebniife Der Expedition
befhrelbt. ST fagt, uganbo fei elm
Sanb Der 0ermtfung. lleberalI Idhe
mon 6feIette unb QeiGen, tDeIl)e Gbns
rem bes Morbes bnr@ 0erbreunen liuh
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tsnsen.
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feine erfie grDBe parl0meutarifd5e
Soiree I'm &ei@sfan3Itts YaIais. Die
felbe ipuroe bon gertretern oIIer Bars
teien, nit Musnabme Der 6ociaIilieu.
beiu9t. Or. WinhtborIf plau0erte mil
oem ebem0ligeH Miniffer b. putttamer.
Maior WiBmann murbe nit GROCER Nuss
aei9nung empfansen unb sSebernann
beglidmtnfbte i'm 3u Der Nuertens
ilung, bic er bon bem aaiier erbaIten
bate.
= Das 8eilpiel bes g6ieaaper gnor.
dilfen Gingg, Der fi9 miiteIR Dpnamit
t6btete, bat Na@obmung gefnnben.
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f9leien). z. Suni: Sn benn benad,.
barten 3alen3e legte ber BeraulQuu
SofFif fidb tn Mborte cine Dpnoulits
patrone an ben 6nIs unb siinbete bic
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iplittert, Der Bruifforb bIosgeIeat nub
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tpirlte bic bon einem bertommenen 80ra
biergebilfen i'm 0ofe zines G05ibauTes
ausgeflbrte gnt3iinbung elmer In ben
Wsunb geHommenea 9pn0mitbairone.
ginise in ber Ndbe beiddftigte Mrbeiies
rinnen Uurben bon ben liniberiiiegenben
Jleii6' uno gebirntbeiIen seirofen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-07-01

Die
@0dentli4e 6reie Yreiie fit suas
eri9eint
ieoen pomuerGa8
unb foitet
$3.50 fir oas sSabr pOer .&1.25 f,it
6 MOnate in @oraasbe satlhna.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1890-02-13
\" Ben Franklin" Sold.

Vermont's celebrated stallion "Ben
Franklin, the sire of May Be, .
2-24, and six others in the $50 list,
has been sold. Four gentlemen from
Nashville, Tenn, now own him; he
was shipped to his new field lastweek
Monday. Mr.. Cults received for him
$4,000 cash, probably the largest
sum ever paid for a horse born in
Vermont. He was 16 hands high,
weighing 100 lbs, and in color a
beautiful chestnut.
The American Cultivator says nine
teen of his colts obtained records from
2-24 to $50 in the season of 1889,
two of them 3-year-olds that got rec
ords of 2-35& and 2-3S, and both
could have beaten 2-30 ON a mile
track. Rare Ben is Franklin s fastest
3-year-old by the record 2-33k. Mr.
Cults nows owns Star Franklin by
Ben Franklin. He has an ice record
of 2-23k.
See what Ben Franklin's get did in
1889. 1t was never exualed by any
other Vermont-bred horse, and we
think no New England horse ever
came up to it. Here is the list:
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1890-02-13

The annual statement of The Mu-
tual Life Insurance Company of New
York shows the remarkable progress
made by that institution during
twelve months. The record made by
the Mutual eclipses its own best
efforts, and naturally exceeds that of
any other financial institution in the
world. The new business written
amounted to S151 ,602, 4S3. 81, an
increase of $4S, 1888, 222. 05 over the
new risks assumed in 1888, and a
gain of $50, Ia, 015 over the bust
ness of 1SS7-shOWing a continuous
and phenomenal advance The as
sets of the Mutual Life now aggre-
gate $136, 401 1928. OF, Indicating a
gain for the year of so, ,17446.
The Company has now an Outstand-
ing insurance account amounting to
$685., $40, 933.S2. It's total income
from all sources is reported at S31,-
119,019.62 1t paid to its members
during the year for death claims and
endowments and other obligations
SIS, 200,60S.3S. Up to date the Mu-
tual has 1872 $40 policies in force,
a gain in membership for the
year of %, 81, thus forming the big
gest army of policy-holders in any
regular Life Insurance Company in
the world. The surplus fund was in
creased 81, III in 1899, and
the Mutual now has 1861, 24S.44 /
over and above every liability.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1890-02-13
NORTH HYDE PARK.
Elihue Wheelock is in town.

Eihue Wheelock is in town.
Mr.. Tiff of New York, is in town.
r. C. Smith and wife are in Burlington for
a few days. ?
Mrs. Smalley has gone to Cabot to visit
Mrs. 0. P Warren.
Lewis Robinson has moved to his former
home in this village,
Henry Prior is out again, having spent a
week with the grippe.
Rev. Mr. Kimball will speak at the Congl
church Sunday evening.
The promenade Saturday evening will be
given by the Eden band
The G. A. R. Party at the hall Saturday
evening was well attended
Chas. Brough of Belvidere has moved into
the tenement over the blacksmith shop.
The Mite society give a poverty party at
Smiths hall this Wednesday, evening.
The Eden band made Bert. Billiard a visit
last Saturday evening and discoursed some
excellent music The boys were treated to a
bountiful supper by their host.
There will be a school exhibition and prom
enade at Smiths hall Wednesday evening
Feb. 10. given by the teachers Good music
will be in attendance. The proceeds to go for
the dictionary fund. Admission, 10 cents.