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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-09-04

Ser @ertb Der Oeutiben @teiie fir
bic Seutl6. .glr,erifaner. unh inSirsft fir
alle anoeren 9lmeritaaer, faun gar uibt
bod 9enng an9el6lasen wero,u. 0ie
ocutlben 3citunsen in Den Ser. Staaten
tra9en am meliteu ba5u bel, oie9sutiben
81 9Etcu amerifanil6en Siirgern Su
maden. Sas lit ciH uubcrcdtnbarcr
Sortbeil fir Die Seutl1eu uHo uoh nllz
bebinstem 9tuben fit ulle anberen Ime=
rlfancr, benn je mebr. CUTE 8iir9er mir
babcn, bsito 6eIier iit es fit oas 2anb
uno aGe ieinc 8ciuuhucr. Sic beutidcn
3eitungeu lperhcn nid)t miibe, Sag aus,
Gag ein, ibre 2eIer ilber Die polltil1en
uub 9elelll6aItlihcn @inrid)tungcn nnb
3uitdnoe bieies 9anbes nno ilbsr fire
Siir9er,edtt unb Wiir9crpfli6tcn 81 BE-
lebrsn. 0as fDnnca hie crg!ildcu
Slatter gar n!bi, ipeil tic bon Den Jteu=
ein9eluanberten nibt peritan0tu iueroen.
Sa, ielbIt 9tntid,e, Ole felt oislen Sobren
i'll 2dnoe WobHtn mo 10 gut cn9lil6
tonnell Uie ig9enb Gil 0urdidnitts=
Imerlfaner. Sleben cs ppr, 3eituu9en iii
ibrer WtutterIpra6e 81 leleu, uno cs 1T
AUDI cine befannte Sbatia6e, baB man
mittelit ieincr Wuttcripra6e piel tcilcr
unb uiel i6meller lernt, ols mlttellt elmer
on9cleruicu irtmben Sprabe. 99iir<
ben DC beulibcn 3eitungsn eimGcDem, 10
ludrc bos e;nc &o.amitit, ui6t alleiu fir
Die Seutitben ioaocrn fir bas game
2auh, henn e!u 9rpbtr G6cil Der Ser6ls
ferurs ipiitbe in llnluiiieubsit in Se5us
aui Die pplltli6en uao 9eiellidaftli6en
@inriGtunsen ne5 2anocs bleibsn.
Gs 1T GGes re9t id0n, iuenu Die gta=
tipiitcn i6ceitch: pSbr miiBt gu9lii6
lerncu" 0as sc5t nidt 10 in !0unb=
umbrebcl. llnb gsraoe Ole stmerltancr
uno gngldnrer iino oiejenisen, iuelde
nas an belteu lollteu beurtbsilen fOuuen,
oa Cs i5nen auBeroroentli) Idlucr faat,
cine fremoe Spro6e su erlerHrn. Sen
meilteu g(merifancrn fdllt e5 au1 gar
ni6t ein, bcutlb 5u lernel, lelbit Uenn
lie SaDre lang i'll Geutidlano luoDnen.
sic lebcn suianmcn i'll ein uno bemeiz
ben Staotpiertel, luie gum 8eiipiel III
Dresden uno buben audi ibre be Ionbere
8irbe, wuiclblt MIR gn9liid) grrebet
miro. 0ts6al5 lullteu lie audi Ser
uunIt anuebmcn unb nit ibrem fnuati=
i1eu @eItrei aufbOrca. SSenn Iie es
nitt tbun, 10 bilft es iBnen bo6 ni9ts,
lonoern lie MADDEN iid) bios perDaBt,
benn ,ueuu Ger 9tutide cine beutI6e
3eit,ns babea iuia, 10 gdtt Ell iic, 9leldz
uiel mas ieiu Snolunptbing gtudbar
baju iu9t.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-09-04

Inter Dem Silberseleb bonn Sabre
1878 bat bieSunbesrcgieruns fir $685.
100000 Silter sefauft, uno baraus
376, 100000 Dollars seprdst. 9as
Sunoesidabamt fat ionlit on Der Yrd=
suns uOae s7O,OoO,OOO proiitirt, bas
@olf babur6 s7O,OOO,O0O on @tsueru
9eipart. @s lit Hrofit, Der ben Silber-
minen=Selibern ms 9tuse lti6t, npo un
oeilentiuiaen iie bic Isitatiun fir 5relz
prd9nng ins @erf seIest.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-09-04
Vrobnfte
gorri9irt BON
Wai4itten ,t,t0 sSarnt8e,
rattle.

Sd babe einen sroBen 9orratb pom 8eie
sem. SGemaidine II, Disc. Harrows, (S4nei'
be=Gsgen, Sutt eri6neioe> >Maibinen @iber
Yreiien, GornS6dler, !Sorlepowers Spring'
wa9en unb Su99p's an Sano wel6s i'd bil'
llo perfauien neroe
babe id, tets an oano bic ia aarantiu uns
;u iebr mdBisen Yreiien perfauie.
Sdmiebearbeiten auer 9lrt, Jteparatnren
an Wai1inen iiIp. perben piinftli1 beior9t.
Sermann 9S ebepobl.
Berger, Wto.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-09-04

9ie u@streipeSOa Iuiresuns" in
9eutidlano bat iid nod INNER nidt
selest. slu6 treffen nod immer ipenis
ermutbisenbe geribte iiber Die Grnte
aus peridieoenen 9rOuir5en ein. Sir
beu @intcr bon 1S91-92 befiir0tet
man ben srDBten 2e6ensmittelman9el.
&ommt bann mod srOBe 8dlte bin5u,
10 tuiro bie 9totblaae eine unbere6erz
bare.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-09-04

Salt Iberaa III jcCer 8.9cno leben
8erlonelr, Die bur1 Gbambcrlanfs
&olit., Gbolera. uno 9iarrbbc.Oiittel
eerettet Ooer bon ,bronilden GiarrbDe
9ebeilt linb. 9icle ireuen lih, iucnn lie
S(nberen bics Niittet empfeb!cn fOnncn.
9as Sob, ,peldes Der gmpfeblun9 rnb
Dem @cbraude iolgt, ma1t cs lcbr be
liebt. sn Slal lben 81 rs un0 so Gents
su baben bel Sinpn SOcgcr g. Co.,
Srate, Mp., Sint6pcltcr & Susntc,
Worrilun, gfo.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-09-04
Grcihanb Z d c / b G.
Seit pielcn Sabren iuar Scrr 9. S

Seit uielcu Subren iuar Scrr 9. S.
16omplou pon 9es Woines, SOipa,
l6per nit drpniidem 9urdiuu bebafs
tst. @r ia9i: y3u 5eiten mar er iebr
I9luer, 10 oeb ib Iiirdtete. CT iuliroe
neir 2ebsn enoi9en. Gor unsefdbr 10
Sabren peridafiie i6 mir S..Idais cine
5laIde BON Gbambetlain's g6olera uno
9iarrb6e Mittct. Gs balf mir raid
uno i6 CLAUDE cs fnrirte mid bauernb,
ba i6 jest obue Sdaoeu sl(es. iuas i9
man eile uocr irinfe." Sd, babe es aud
in meiner 5amllic nit ocm beIten Gr-
iolse sebran1t. 81 pettanfen be-
Sinon Vueser & &c., Srafe, Mo.
Sinfboelter & Sueute, Morrilan, gtr
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-09-04

bern nur Snfel Sam anueltraut tpiiIen
ipollen. Die BON uns an9eltrebte ger=
itaatfidnn9 bietet ole @ortteile Der bon
Serrn .9untin9tpn befirmoricten Gun=
iolibirums Obne lire a,oBen @adibelle.
Sa inbeiIen bic Ssrltuatliduus ii6 I'M
10 lel1ter miro nerlpiflden laIien, ie
iueuiacr GiienbabniDltemc 81 e,perben
linb, bari laan auh Die gonIolibirnn9
inltiueilen pi(lfpmmcn beiBen.-@sIt=
li6e Eo1t.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-09-04
GiS! Sis! GtS!
&ropp's
Artificial Ice
Tas
Siebi8 @orlo 9ispemiarH
NIB
,.'aternatioaales G9irnrgiI3es
Suititat.
II alien auantitatsn auf gei.lluns su baben.

AraibaIo 6. stabbart, @. .. gralib.nt
SO1 unb 3O3 ,usitl. 8. Strabe.
6anias Gitp, No.
On aue bic es ansebt:
9ies 3ur Be-
ideinisuns, bab id 8 g8oden lana i'm obigen
SnititIt ipesen Gatarrb uuo Dpspepiie be-
banbelt rpurSe unb bab id) wobl ;ufrieben nit
6em oiinffiaen 8ciultate bieer BebanbluH9
bin. Ias Snititut bat GO elegant ntSbIrte
3immer fir Yattenten, feineS 3aboratorium
nno gmtsjfmben. Ole Ger;te itnb Spesiaii=
fen pom eriten Rang.
SD babe pon eusenb ami in 6ermann aes
rpobnt uub made obigen an9aben i'm eSntes
reiIeSoldjer, bic Son irsenb cinfm 9ronifhm
9eiben befreit ~ ,perbet piiniter, Titien
modte i'd 2iebiss SeilaritaIt aui's 0drnife
empfeblen.
so. giebuib.
Giner Der beiten aer,te bieics onfituts Be.
iinbet ii9 ae5enipdrtig III bermann nnb pirb
BEL ben Qeibenben in Der llmaeaenb perf6ns
lid porIpre9er uno tire Granf6eit foitentrei
unteriH1en. Gerielbe fam I'M Ctr octeI
;a 8etbe 9e3ogen rperben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-09-04

n9aB es nit 8laiue's Gssenieiti9z
felt iebr bnperi, ipeiB jeber ,c,", 10 uno
dbnlid ldrel6en jebt cemOfratii6e Sldtz
ter. @elde ssreuoe! @enu Semano
bei einem anerfannt suten @erfe auI
Sinocrliiie It6B., iubelt ntan iiber bieie
9inberuilie uno uerb0but 9enjeai9en,
ber oas Cute an5uitreben ueriudt. @dt
oemofratiId). ''Rule or ruinr'
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-09-04
Gin saserliiIises Safitmt
fsus hem 8on5os Gitn Sournofy

(sns benz 6anias Gitp SonrnaIl
beiten iesitimen mebpiniden unb 9irurei.
iden Mnifoiten i'm Gfaate jli beiiten nnb
mar ilt bies Or. Yiebi9 & Cos ggorTb Dis,
penfarp unb Snicrnational RebicoI unb
guraieal Snitiiut bos all Der Spise dbuliter
Anitalten In Der gon,en @eIt iiebf. Gie Tins
iernebme; baben iiber $25e, ,000 inpeftirt unb
uerfl9dl iiter bic beiten niebisitii@sn 4yxfte
|gnS 6if nlpssrnieH altb teiae,l iSuhmrl(l(e,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-09-04
Wit 0oIo aufmieaeu.

Serr u. @ottsleben. Gait @rseniuooo,
Mit., tbeilte uns nit. oaB ein Oeamn
ieiner 8efanntidait cine Sluide Jprnis
Nlpcnfrdutcr 8lutbeleber nit Cob aufz
iuicsen iuiirbe. benn or miiBte, baB bers
ielte i'm BON lon9er idtperer &rantbeii
6eiite. tA
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-09-04
Msin nebsn tfr Saas I1 beFnsIi&er
SDu,tltcr 0orfel1

bistet mein.n @Sfen @sIessnt:it G& im
fiiblen S9atttn an sinem fril1rn Iranl ~
laben unS 10 aud fir SlmiIisu Elm f@snir
GrboIunsspIaB.
5armfr mSHte i'd tslpIbsrs auf meiu gro.
bes 9assr gBbisty aufmcrllam ma&en.
St babe mid fir bic @rntt,eit gut poristea
unb ibr TnSet bel mir gDbisisv in alsa
Auantitatfa unS su iebr nitpsrsn Yfeiisa.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-09-04

Staatswablen finben bieien Serbit
in irl9enben Staateu itati: 8irsinia,
Soma, Maiiaduietts, 0tiiiiiiippi, gtez
brasfa, yteiu Serlep, 9teiu gorf, Semi
Iplpanicn, Sbio uno Marplanb.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-09-04
Sie
Gott3ert@aMe.
Saloon,
Ncitaatramt ttuO
Verg,tit8t.,tgsloeaI
Ybilipp &aba. eisentbimer.

Die aerdumise Salle iii auf bas bette elm.
aeri&tet fur bic geranifaIuxs spn Gpnier.en,
gdflen. Gbeatcr, 0ereinsfeie ulw.
Der Gonjertbaa SaIuDn III unitreitia bee
i&Snfe unb nit Sorteeat, auf YequemIi&.
feit tinssridtrte Grfrilannsslcral ut btr
Statt. Gire erpbe 3eselbabn, Yiaiars. uas
ycoItiihs bistsn prn OaAsn llntertaltuus,
ipdbrenb an Grfriidunssn bic teatn o..
trdnfe, 8ropp's fampies 9 ter, aus.
se3eiGnste beimiide Weine, uas bic teRen
Gtsarren fets sefiibrt ~ rrben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-09-04

Die beIteu SSaareit 5u ben billi9lten
.Ereilen tel
pcr5o9 & gS i1o.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-09-04
SSii0.

Gtll6e &f9s unb@imer DER ful9cnoen
6iIdiorten perfaufe ib ;u Den an9esez
bcnen billi9ea $reilem. Gae i'll belten
frilden 3ui!anoc:
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-09-04
llnb bic Wpral BON Der 0efhiHtn:
VeafhrIid, III Gin lold1fr Wid1f.

ttHV Clt UtVIUI VVN w VtttVtVI.
gesebrIih lit Gin iSl1rr Widi,
Ve9sbrli1 III Der 9lrbrit5mann.
Der brd aarirffeln i&mauien fann
llnb tct nod nitt aufrieten III!
@eb' III did MIR, Ou fin t'ser Gbrilt!
@rfsnGe. ba5 Su i6wrlst unp pra6t
gDern 0u 10 sieI SartpHsln bait.
Drum fnurre ni6t, in Aufuf's Namen,
SVrit tel' Did sIei9 Der S9uBmana!-- -
Nmen
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-09-04
Gin 5einldme der, lsiict fofsenhes

Gin 5einIdme DER lsitct fofsenhes
saitronomiides @alenhnrium:
@it au1srn unb nit aauiar
Ssfahe Did I'M Sanuar
Sm tubltn Gsbruario
Mab Dir nit Qads has Qeten irob.
llnb bride ianft I'M Mouat Ndr,
@eflllte dalbsbrult an Dein Ser,.
9pmmt p'rauf Der Sdelm MpriI bertet
sSluas tobe Dir ein &iebts,i.
Subalb i'm Nai bic Sencspe iprdna,
Sesicb Did auf oen Summerfaua.
llnb ifreiit Der Suniwint bic Saat
Gin gadbubn ib nit 8cpfIalat.
Sm beieea Snnbstags- -Sulius
@rwabr' Gin Maties Dir 0rnu6,
SIM StcYpeIfebermpsb Nusuf
Sei Ststpubn Drine sanse Cuff.
unb penn September riidt in'5 9anb,
Dem Saien Hues Gins aufgetYannt
llnb fdrcibt nun car Sftober man,
@lsid fommsn Siri6 unb &eglein trau.
Yin Sbpr, tper i'm NeSembermpnb
OaS yebensIi6t ber 0ans Ser6uont.
Dc9 tes Ossenlters 3srnpunft iei
yin S6psinelblatten trif9.frcb.frsi.
Die Serie babeu uniern &ebaftionsz
oi6ter 10 bsseiitert, baB au6 er einen
saitrOnomiiden &aleuber, abcr fir bic
rbesehrlide @aHe". perfaBte. Nbs
wcdslun9reid lit berlelbe alIeroings
nidt, aber ebenIo Sutreifen6, ipie ber
Sb,Sc. llnler 8erslcin lauiet:
Dassssn fdnst her Wrbeitsmann
Das Sagr nit pcQfartuhsln an,
SIM flblen Eebruario-
9Iie madt lie ibm tas 0ebrn frpb?
llnb ianft triidt Ct i'm Mcnat M6ra
aaripHeln tanfbar an isin Sers.
llnb fUmmt Der S6elm Npril berbei,
SBt Ct Ssraniigt-8artcfIeltrei
SDbalb i'm Mai bic anpSpe iprana,
| 9Eir ibm nm bic 8artcHtl bang,
limb ftrsift Der s}unipint bic Saat.
Matt er nidt germ nit ibr nirbr Staat,
Ipd ipsilf or lie i'm Sulius,
5m Nai unb Suni-psil Ct mub!
Sm StoppslfsItsrmpnb Iusuit
Sisb YellfaripHsln srSbte 2uit,
llnb psnn Sspi ember riidt in's 2anb,
8lugs aimmt 2artofsln er CUR 9anb.
llnt idreitt uun gar Situbce MN,
0lcih fcniten bic 8artpifeln bran,
Gin Sbcr wInfbt i'm Hcpemtermcnt
Gid nit GartoifeIn nllr SerItcn!.
Dort i'm Desembsr fsbt er fIar:
aaltrffslu srbt'S I'M 5anuar!
limb bic Mpral BON Der @eiti&t':
Ve9ebrIih lit Gin FOLDER Wiht,
The Arizona champion., 1891-05-09
Constitutional Conyen-
 ton,

The following qualifications are re. quired of voters at the election next Tuesday for delegate to the consti.u. tional convention: Sectien, 5. The delegates required to be elected by the provisions of this act shall possess the qualifications of electors, and no per, son shall be chosen, to represent any other county than that in which he has resided for ut, least thirty days next preceding the election. Ar male persons over twsntY.one years of age, excepting Indinps not taxed, who shall not have been convicted of any capital or infamous crime, and who shall be citizens of the United States and who shall have actually resided in the territory for sixty days and il, the county for ten days next preceding the slection shall be qualified electors for the purpose of voting at the cleo tion herein provided for, and no regis tration of electors, shall be required fol the purpose of voting at the election herein provided for.
The Arizona champion., 1891-05-09
.s ss@ ass
 SPECIAL
GENERAL ELECTION
 --FOR-- FRAMING A STATE casSq4TgTIoR.
An Election for Delegates to be Held op the Second Tues
 day in May.
TERRITORY OF ARIZONA. ,

EXECUTIVE DEPAETMENT. 70 z2hoM RmIy e0Hesyn
 WHEREAS, Section 9 Of an act of the Six teehih Legislali c Assembly or the Territory of Arizona, approved March ros ISoI, en. titled an act ito provide for the' holding of . convention for tAe' purpose of framing q state CunsIirmion to be submitted to the people for their approval or rejection, makes it the duty of the GoveS> a inc Territory cf Arizona to issue a Ma ton ealing special election fo, &c tlon rf delegates D a constitutionalErn, en, lICn as lr nded in said act. ''sbich pro. ,!a-nation Sfall>te issued Y 0, ie55 than tJ.ty days before 'he second Tuesday in May, A. D., 1897. Now, therefore, I. John N. Irwin. Gov, eincr cf lhe Territory, Tn pursuance of The duty enj0'ned upon me in said aCt of the 1 Sixteenth Legislative Assembly of Arizona, do Ler.by crder I general election to be held ln the several todirtIes of lhis Territory on inc secund !, s&day of May, A. D., 1897, to elect delegates to convention ap. poImed by said act of the Sixteenth LcGiS- 'atISc Assembly, Of Arlzona. 10 be hei. In the cty oi Phoenix on the first Monday in SePtemper, I89I, Icr the utpose cf framing cVnsuIulIOn 10 be submitted 10 the legal votes of ;lns Territory for their approval or Ieiecl,vu '.'s~ ''. e.. l. ..' | he number of delegates to be chosen ac. corutmg 10 sald act at sal election Tn he sev. eral counties k as .ollOws:
 Two dtlegates skalI fe elected by the vot. srs oi the county ot Apache.
 One delegate shaii be elected by the 'oiefs ol the county of Cocon,no.
 I hree delegat,s shsli be elected by the voters 0t the Courry ofCochise.
 Two delegates shall be elected by, the voters oi the county Of Graham.
 One delegate shall be elected by the voters oi the coGnty of Gila.
 lnIee deleLatas shall be elected by the Vpiers oi the county Of MaficGpa.
 One delegate shall be elected by ths voters oi Inc cOunlyuf Mohavc.
 Two delegates shall be elected by tho HotSis oi the county ui SinlL.
 llnse uelega,eS shall be elected by the VoieIs oi iiie coGnty Of l'Ima.
 One delegate shall tr elected by the '.ters o' tLe county oi Yuma. Ihlee de egales .shaIl be elected by the 'oteis oI the county Vi iayapai.
 And do hereby offer a reward of SC tor the arrest and cnhvi.tion of any q, eycr) perS"n VI, ,latirs any ot the Lrovis ions O ,tliie i+, par. I, cf tLe Penal Code.
 In whereas. hereunto set my hand ana
 caused the great seal oi the Terri lsEAL. tory to be affixed. Done st l'hoe,
 nix, the capitol, March 24, A. b. 1891. JOHN N. IRWIN,
 Governor. By the Governor.
 No. MURPHY, Secretary of State.
The Arizona champion., 1891-05-09

DROPOSALS FOR MILITARY SUP. APkIES AT ROAD SrATIONS-liead quarters Department of Arizona, Office oi the Chief Quartermaster, Los Angeles California, april I6. 1891. - Sealed PropoSals, in duplicate, will be received al this office. until II clock A. NJ. on Monday. May IS, IS9r, and opened immediately tSe'eailt n !be presence o! bidders. for the furnishing of 'FseI, Forage and Water at Road Static ns in the Department of Arizona to passing public teams, or detachments oi troops, during the fiscal year commencing July ', 1891. and ending June 30, 1892
 flank ferns fer proposals, containing particulars of the supplies required and instructions 10 bidders, will be turnished oil application to this office. or to the Quarter rnas,eri at Forts Apache, BowIe, Grant, Buachuca. and San Carlos and Whipple Barracks, A. T, and. Forts Bayard, Stl nton, and Wingate, N. Nj The Government re. serves the right to reject any or alI bids. A. :. K KlMBALL, Quartermlster, U. 5. A., Chlrf Quartermaster.
The Arizona champion., 1891-05-09
Father DoGe will hold services in Winslow Oh Sunday. ., .,

Father Dote will hold services in Winslow oh Sunday. - .. J. A. Vail, has had the interior of the Parlor Exchange repainsed.
 Jules Aubineau left today for Los Angeles. " He'will be absent ten days,
 The regular weekly prayer meeting of the NJ. E. church was well attended Thursday evening.
 X fair and festival will be held in Winslow on the night of May 26th. Phe pf0ce6ds wilf'go'4o the Cath olic thureb of that place.
 T. J. Coalter is attending the Ari. zona Grand Lodge of Knights of Pythias, which body is in session at Benson this week.
 G. E. Knight. representing the ColumbIaBullding and Loan Associa> tion'of Dshv CT; Colorado, is here this week endeavoring to prgahize a branch of that association in this place. It is hoped that he vii! be successful in his efforts. ''
The Arizona champion., 1891-05-09
THE BAZAAR. Fair, Babies, Rats, Mrs
 farley.

Queer mixture, isn't itl But it takes well, and especially when washed down with good dinners and suppers, toothsome strawberries and ice. cream, music, flowers, beauty anq wjy found in the gatherings. The ladies of tue Presoy yterian church are to be con gratulated upon their success fnan- cialiy and in the way of entertainment
 Wednesday mon the fair opened with most excellent dinner. In the afterpoon the bah;' show was Lsld, .ahd upln a canvass of votes, Mrs J. A. NaR and Mrs. Maydower were made happy as mothers of the first and sec- ond best babies respectively.
 Iu the evening came the "Pied Piper of HamelIn," with the story told in tab!eaux, composed chiefly ot rats. the final scene of the childreh in Fairyland was well worked and | effective. '~'
 -Thrrsday evening was given over to Mrs. Jarley's wax works. '"Annie Rooney" Was ttere smiling and sweet, persohated by Mrs. $. F. Efott: | Messrs. Forles and Elliott fell ali over each other, as the Siamese t.'ins Miss Anna Ross as "Maad Mullar" wtt,. "real wax" rake mechanically raked in the hay, and with it the maority of the male hearts in the au(aenGe. Mir. Cotie as the Chinese Giant" stood very high. c. Il. Wright was very right as the Negro Preacher" Sullivan and Kilrain, ' personated by Messrs. Butchart and Rice fought their way clear fhrough each other. "Adeliue Putti'' was there in the person of Mrs. II. D. Ross, whose excellent trained voice was puC to new use in initiating a mechanical imitation of the Divine path, bat she earned the encore given. Miss Eta Powell as a decidedly bru. nette, Anna B. Dickinson, dark, darker, darkey in fact, Tda :, success. AS also Miss Julia Dutton, imperson, ating Mother Goose" with wave of cloth wings, and q very clever tissing One might pity Master Merrill Worries as a 'School boy" receiving suppos, ed!y des. rved boxing st. ike hands of "Ye ancient school ma 'an," person, ated by Miss Mae Hawkey. One need not Le told that '1he Giggler' vas a success, when informed that Mrs. E. NJ. Clark aated .sliat part, re. ceiving encore, as usual. Miss Della Powell as Little Bopeep," with the usual shepherds crook. and H. D. Ross as the sweetest of sweet little Babies" were success. And the whole "wound up" with a general "wind up''of'all the characters at once precipitating predicted busting of the show" which brought down the house '''''''' '"
 D. NJ. Riorisn as lecturer, John H. Hicks and J. II. Hoskins, jr., as at, tendants, came up to the mark in their work, and the audience could not have known from the smoothness with which all went on that DO rehearsal had ever been had on the stage at the 1 hall. W ." "
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