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The Press., 1891-02-26

Bangor Commercial: A few days ago two ladies met in Portland who had not seen each other for B years After mutual recognition and nasty summing up of the experienoes of over half q century since last they met, one of them fecolleCted that at the last meeting she borrowed 50 cents of her friend. which she had never before had an opportunity to return. The lender had no recollection of the circumstance, but the borrower insisted upon payment of principal and interest, which makes very pleasant ending of curious incident in real life.
The Press., 1891-02-26

We frequently call flies nuisance, set trapssfor them, poison them, and do our best to sannihilate them as worthless and intolersbls creatures; and yet the life of . fly is one of busy usefulness for the service and good6 man. He is . scavenger of untiring activity, and with so keen and quick vision that no particle of offensive matter can escape him.
 This country sent to Africa, last year, only 297 900 gallons of rum" against sO3, 500 Gallons sent there i've years ago. Still, last years record was 297 ,O0O gallons too much. . Allow mo to add my tribute to the efficacy of Ely's Cream Balm. was suffering from . severe attack of influenza and catarrh and was induced to try your remedy. The result was marvellous. I could hardly articulate, and in less than twenty-four hours the ca- tarrka1 symptoms and my hoarseness disap- peased, and was able to sing heavy role in Grand Opera with voice unimpaired. strongly recommend it to all singers. Wm. II. Hamilton, Leading Basso of the 0. D. Heas Grand Opera Go.
The Press., 1891-02-26

If you want to keep your friend do not tell him disaRreeable truths about himself or dat- tering ones about yourself.
The Press., 1891-02-26

"A farmers league recently organized in Somsrs' has the following charter mem- Wms Wisrs, Roger Tansiey, NJ Al Patten. Geo. Hs Glover, Randolph Fuller, Frank O. RGllSf, Edmund H. Pease, Lncius A.. Kibbe. The charter is expected in about aIweek, and meanwhile the offices are tem- porasily yafllod.
The Press., 1891-02-26

At recent meeting of the Storrs Agri- cultural School alumni association, among other things was considered the matter of the recent appropriation of congress for agricultural and scientific education. By this appropriation the state of Connecticut receives. as we understand, the sum of $l6, GOO this year, $17, GOO next year, and 90 on until the sum of $25, ,000 is paid to the state each year for the aforementioned pnrposes:~ Now arises the question as to what should be. done with the money, whether it shall be turned over to the Storm school or to Yale University. In the resolutions below. sthe Storrs School alumni expfsAn their opinion on the sub- i9ct The general assembly, at iss present sSssion will, it is expected, decide this |qnestion, and direct in what manner the fund shall be disposed of.
 Resolved, That we, the alumni associa- tion of the Storrs agricultural school mind. full of it's benefits, confident of it's ultimate saocess, understanding its aims and pur- poses, and knowing we'll the difficulties under which it labors for want of adequate means to carry out those purposes, do most earnestly desire that the recent appropria- ton of congress for the benefit of agrieul- tural and technical education in. this state should be given to the Storrs agricultural school rather than to Yale University, be- lieving that the Storrs school has greater need of this fund, and that such disposi- tion of the appropriation will best promote the science of agriculture and agricultural education and training in this state.
 Resolved, That, with its other friends, we will do all we can to secure for the Storrs agricultural school the benefit of the |abprOpriation.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-12-14

inter Dem bel9nutten Sut lingefammt
in oas blei6e, abselebte, BON ausl9lueis
fenoem 2eben er5dblenoe 9lntltt. @r
blidte fdeu ulnber unb fubr iid pieber,
bolt mi. etner i6nalen, 3itternoen
Sanb iiber Die feu6te 9ttrne. 8l0t,
lt6 itiir3te er sesen baS @epddburealt
Dor, lebnte ii@ erfd0pft alt Die 8rii>
flung nno fragte NIT betlerer Sttmme
na6 benz Gapttdn Der v6ammonta"
Dte 2eutt laben t1eusieris, NIT betns
li9en1 Baden auf BEN iun9en Wfann.
r@as ipouen ste benn bon Tim ?
Der bat iest feine 3eit fiir Sie," laste
Ser cine.
. sd muB i'm lpreden, nur einen
gusenblid."
Gtnent Serrn, ser an einen Suit be,
i9dftt9t mar, i@ien Ser brinsenoe Son
ser 0ebs auf3ufaGIen, er blidte empor
tnb firtrte BEN Sremben l6arf.
v@aS tpiinl6en Sie bon Rapitdn
@. Pr fraste er.
sd i'd mD6te nur frasen = OBJ
= benz iungen Mann fam e8 offenbar
i1tper at, eine leile N6tbe ities auf tn
BEN blei9en Wan9en - nob ct nt6t
Semanb brande an 8orb, afs-als-"
r9llS mas 2"
rNlS = alS Sei5er, als mas INNER, a
rang es fi9 miiblam beraus.
Sn otelem 9lugenblif traf Elm frdftis
ger Sdlag bes tunsen Meni6en SduL
ter. St fnbr 5uiammen mno manbte
ft6 UNI.
,6eilano = Der 6err @raf &ooi!1
Der breiti6ulterige Bauer mar eS,
Ser linn eritauilt TT bas @eli9t bltdte
uno 6teie Worte ausitteB.
(Sortietang foIgt.)
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Cages Nentsfeitsn.
Z n | a n B.

= gpreher Crisp bat ertldrt, baB
er bic 3uiammeniebuns Der ausI9iiife
fdwerIih bor ber Weibna6!s 0ertas
gung bolenbet baben neroe.
= @s ili INNER mod unbeitimmt,
Oh gItins bon Meas8rginien als Rad.
folger prcetors gum Griessmiuifer er,
nannt iperbert tpiro, 06er ber b!sberige
/ erfe etsllpertretsr proetors, @rant.
Inter ben foniiisen neti Su beiebenbeh
berporrasenben Stellungen befinben f@
bic ber @eianoten In @bina uub Sapan,
bic zines Mitglieoes ber 3wii6enban'
beIssRommiiiion, bes Mppelationsge.
dh.es unb Der v@ourt Of @laims". @s
pelbi, caS Der prdfibent ben Rsprdfens
tanteu @AlberiDn BON 3eras gum Wits
glieoe ber 3mif@enbanoels. .aommiifon
ernennen tperbe.
= Ser benz 2ongreRe 5ugegangene
Musmeis hber bic Musgaben bes laus
fenoen Gei1dftsiabres 5eigt, baB bies
ielben um SO. .522, 900 bbber abgeiGdbt
finb, aIs i'm berfoRenen Giscaliabre.
Ser RongreBmann Dates bon
alabama ioirb lpahrI9eiuli1 3um W0rs
hbentea Oes Suffis.ausf@uffss eruaunt
| Derben.
- Ser 5tadeIbrabtspool In gbieaso
gebt in bic Bride. Gin prDcsB iiber
6as YGtentredt einer ber i'm poOl BE-.
finbIinen @sieli6atteu bat ben Sru@
bel9Ieunist.
- Gin Drtau bat in Der 0dbe BON
2os 4nseles, galiforHien, Diel uabsil
uro Gsrwtiftung angeri1tet. uatsr
anberem murbe aud bic alte MiIfon
San 6ernaubo f1mer heiGdbigt.
- WiGiam peat. ber itdbtifae eddb.
ms,tsr BON aanlas @ttp, WO. Der uus
tsr Der Antiaes Ganb. bic Summe DOa
$40. .000 uhteriGlogeu 3u baben, il
frsieefprc9su porbeu.
MusIa
- Scr. gbmutbs. Der GeneraL20as
| full Der Der. etaaisn n Berlin. bat In
Der bortigen Nitio..al OdDerie Elm pors
tref1,bes po,ital tes Columbus ent'
bedt. 1T bott, bob ct bic pveuBiihe
Re9ierurq hesuegea lplro, bOl1.lbe nod
| Gscdgo alr WeliaushtG flung gu ididsH.
- Sn Berlin balt.n iiA eeseuwd tia
iiber 800 jlnee Ameritaner unb amsri.
tanerlnnsn 5u siu5ien 3wsden cuf,
urier ciefen fubiren olsiu 800 Wufil
auf BEN f6nisli6en @onletpatOrium.
Gruu Suasr. bic @aiiin bee
Sberbunbes.&i6teIs buler In WaIb'
iuQtou. befiabet f1 aegenwartig su,
pfege ibrer fhnerertranttsn 8o6iei
in Berlin. 6pdtsr foa bic paiisutiu
na@ Der Ripiera sebradt perbsn.
/ = Das Ginan3=aomi,s bes Dfetrei,
| 6if6en &ei6sratpes bat ben 3oGper.
einsuertrog suiiben Seutitlanb uni
| Ssherrei9s snngorn anssaOmmen.
| - Die nagarilGe Bieife wsnbst fd
euersif6 seeeu ben abiG!uB einss ee,
genieitigen 9cnbelsucrtrasts s.pif1er
DeutiGIanb unb ben Der. Gtac'er
| Sn lugaru fhien mau ernattet su ba'
ben, baB llnsorn bnra ben neuen 3oG.
nettrag NIT GeuiIdIanb cine Nit Dor
Woaopol far ben @st,eibesgrpoyi Sort
| bin erlangen trerbe.
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gstreten mdren. OILS grfneung besei6.
net batten. Nun ftnb aber bie auifes
bsnoen Nusf9hffe bes Bunbes,o!bes
big ieBt mod nidht einHal an Die Dor.
Iage bsrangetreten. Die erHe Gibuua
mirb erit Nussaues bitier Wode tott.
fiaben unb es wir5 mad mie bor bes
aDeifelt. saB Der gntDutf obne erbeb.
li9e M6dnoerungen on ben &eiGstag
gelangen tpirb.
@esen Ner69tli9mo6ung BON
ginri9iungen ber fatbolii9en Rir@e III
gegen ben paftor @tor9 in Magbebura
Muflage erboben tporben. DerieIbe
bat bort tliraliG einen 6ffentli9en Nor.
trag eebalten iiber feline &eiie aum ,bei.
lieen Rod" In $rier unb babel i6arfe
2ritit an ber Musfelung bieies sci.
ligtbums" gedbt. Die 9snus at, ON
lou bonn BliGof in 6ilbesbeim ousge.
gansen iein.
= Die 8eb6lfsrung Berlins belief
f9 am l. December 81 auf 1920, coo
Ginmobner.
Bsi bsu Il unlperRtdteu bes
beutiteu Heidss waren na1 e,Ger 3u=
iammsniislluus in aldetions .lluiOers
fitdisfalenoer" i'm lebten Daltiabre au.
|ammsu 49, .5l5 stuoeaten einge{9rie,
ben. Bon bieieu ftubirten i'm 8erb6lt>
niffe bic meifen, ndmli@ 8,9l6 6eiI.
tunbe, Johann 1902 Re9tsmli1enfdaft,
4. PSI eDangelli1e Sbeploaie uno 1,3O1
fatbolifds 8beologie. 6.845 Stubs
renee maren bet ben pbiloiopbii4en
Jaeu1tdtsn einsei6riebsn. Ser 5umme
oer Ufeb c'ner nab TOD etpa 250 Stus
cirenbe Der mi!ltdrdratli1eH Biloungss
dnfalten in Berlin bin3uau36bIen,
wel@e, neil TN Solbatenfanbe, ni@t
immatriculirt tuerben, ben iibrigen Mes
oieiufubirenben aber glei9 iteben.
Die b66fe Jrequen3 unter ben einael.
men l1ninerfitdten bate Berlin, mo
4.6l1 6tubirenbe immatriculirt ,uaren.
@s folgt WIHden NIT 3, 3,551; nfebr aIs
5000 stubirenbe bate auBerosm nur
NOD 2eip3ig (3,242).
- Jm SeutiGen &eiGe fnb na6
benz Beri6te bes faiierli6en &ei9sse.
iunbbeits Nmtes i'm Sabre 1889 200
Sobesfdae an pcdsn aur GenntniB
gelangt. Das Mebr bon SO Sduen
gegea bas 8oriubr 1888 1T bur@ bic
podenepibemien tn poien bebinet ges
tpeieu. A b. 8. aler podeafdqe I'm
geri9tsiabre 1889 entfeIen auf bseis
eine probin3.
= Der so3ialia". bas Organ ber
unabbdusisen 5oaialiiten". TT iest gum
erfen Wtale In Berlin eri6ieuen. 9lls
Rebatteur 3ei6net Sermann Sreifler,
als Drudsr uub Ns,Isgsr WilbeIm
8erner. Oas gla.t ioI m69enili9
einmal eri6eineu. 9ie Nbonnemeutss
ginlabuug wen5et fid in erfer Gtnie
on sbie unabbdngig benteaben Soaias
liRen unb ON ole bieienigen, henen
eine Gldrung ber io3ialifiiben prinai.
pten am 9er3eu lie9t".
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: Sine faH nnaIaublid,e slIb.ru,

= @ine faH nnglaublide NI5erus
belt bat tar5lid tn Nsu @uppin aur Ie.
benssefdbrli@en @rtrontuug eiues
@4ld@terIebrllnss eefabrt. gs NOR
bolt elm S9wein sefGla@tet tporbem,
bas bann als tri9in6s beIunben uurbe.
Der 2ebrliug unb Der @sleGe bes
S9ld9termeilfers GIogau elaubten
ni&t an bic griiiens bon Srie5inen unb
tDDlten es einmal prob.ren. sic uu6.
ten fi@ auf irgenb eine Meiie elm StRf
bon benz tri@in6ien S9meineFeiI6 au
beri6affen unb aBen es. gBie es ben,
@eiellen befommen 1T, tpeiB man nidt,
benn ct bat tura barauf Neu Hfuppin
DerIafen. Der 2ebrIing aber ertranfte
alsbalo unb lieet bofnungslos banieoer.
= Sa oer tttr3li@ absebaltenen Ser.
iammllng bes r@entralpareins Berli,
ner @ruaohefber" tpel9e fi9 nit ber
Troge Der Bsleiiigung ber prpHitution
bei96ftigte. foa @raf phdler, ber @bef
Der Griminalpolijei, einem Witglie6e
mitgetbeilt baben, bas @taatsminifteris
UNI babe bef6IOnen, benz Nei1stage
md tn bieiem Sabre cine 0orlage tpes
gen gufhebung Der S 180 bes @t.-@.-,
.. (auppelelparasrapb) au MAIDEN.
Nad Mnnabme biefer YorIage udrbe
Der 2aierniruna Der proftitltion ouf
@runb beg S 36l 80. 6 bes strafae.
fsbbuGs ui@ls entgeseniteben.
= Das .,@robe 2oos" Der fddf.
i@eu Staats. 9otterie 1T bies Mal auei
auf benz G:iunbbrunnen Bel Berlin
mobnenben Nrbeiter.Gamilien sugefaIs
len. Der g0eiBgerber s.. mar bet Bes
iiser zines 3ebntel. .9ooies, bas er i9on
ieit Sabreu unter ben gr6Bten gni6eb.
rungen gefpielt batte. Sn bieiem 6erblf
ging es benz 68idbrigen Maune befons
bers f9le9t. Nirgenbs .onnte ct Mrs
belt finbea unb 10 fam es, hob alIes
9eriebbare In oas 2eibbaus panberu
mubte. Nar bas 2rtterie.2ocs bebielt
ber Mann, bod als bic Notb gnte pos
rigen Wonats aufs 66the ftieg, gob
5. bic 6dlfte ieines 3ebntels on einen
Nadbarn, gleidfals Elm Meibserbtr,
ber fi9 uno bic Geinen fiimmerlih et.
ndbrte. ab. Sest III bos 2ons nun nit
Oauptgewinn berausgetommen unb ie
benz Der beiben Spieler bat Gortuna
einige 10000 Matt in ben e1oob &c.
norfen.
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= Sm pinbIid auf Die McRinIep

= Sm Dinblid auf Die McR'nIep
gil iasts per Geidstanalet pou Gu
pripi in leiner erobsn &sbs au 8uniten
oes neuen beutftb 6itetrsibil6eu Oar.
sels Nertrages: Wir miiui9eu, bob bic
2dnber guropas ibre unabbdusisfeit
gegen Nmetita bebaup'ea. gu biefsm
3med mhiieH He iib nit chamber pers
einisen. Die foeben gei6loRenen Nera
ttdge sehen sine fidere @emdbr fur bic
3utunft.
- Sie Mitalieber ter groBen 8erli=
uer S9ld6ter. 5irma Eubsis & 60.
fno perbaftet tporbea, neil iie Wurf
pertauft baben ioleu, bic aus benz
Gleiide trspittsr Pferbe gemaat mur,
ben tpar.
= Sn &uboIfabt muroe ON 9. Des
cembsr 81. Bsrmdbluug bes resieren.
ben Gtirifen @Hntber 8ittor bon
5dmar3burgs&uboIfob nit Der prins
seiIin Wnna 2ouiie Don g96nburg
Walbenburss 6ermsootf nit arobatti.
gem prunfe esfeiett. Ser 6hyit TT
1852, feline iunee Grau 1871 .se5Oren
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Cine Wsarterfau,uter.

-Da8 Gemad, in neldes en an entsinblt&em &9eus
matismus letbenbe. gatient sebanut tit, TT tn ser
Tbat ene Martertammer. @rdbltd inb BITE Analen,
benen ea FOLDER lusIidtider auSseiest iit aud bic
mtlbere Gprm bieier arantbett TT hrn ihlimm senus.
90 tartnddis baS 9eiben mad rpuenbeter GntwidlunS
1T, 70 Ieit TT es aud tn etuen anfanss Gtabien si
betlen bur ben reaiseitisen @ebraua bon ofetter
Masenbitters, etn unenbliG iideres unb pirtiames
res teI as bic 70 BIT an iener@tatt sebrauen @tfe.
Ssbermann, ber gum GRbeumatismus btspOnrt TT,
fote ber Gbatiae ehsepentt iein, bab 70 leit beies
eetben I'M Gnfans gu bewdlttsen 1T, es tn ipdteren
@taben sefdbrIi wtrb, ba es @ Ieit auf bic aebenss
prsane ptrft. Nns bteiem @runbe TT es rdtblid, Bel
2etteu auf gprbeusunssmittel beba9t 3u iein. Das
Bitters trtnmpbirt aud iber malartaartse, Ganene
unb Rierenletben nnb Dp8pepiie
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@Htdlid,e seute aus SuSiaua.

9Bm, Etmmpns, gpifmetifer In Soapine, Snbana,
i9retbt Das Electric 8itters" Bat mir mehr senhst,
als ale anberen Iaebcinen SniammenSenpmmen, sesen
@t6runsen Der 0teren unD ber Sober inb." Der Bar=
mer unb @iebsh4ter Sobn Geslie, ebenfaas BON Sbs=
piue, iast: SD balte electric 8ttterS fur BITE bette
Mebtetn, bie eS siebt, t@ babe mid mad threm @ez
braude pie men sessren sefhblt." 8. W. Gardener,
etn Gilemwaaren gambler berielben Srtfaaft iast
uGlec.ri 8itfers 1T seraoe DaS, mas Semanb 5randt
feGen @eiuuDbeit total rau ben Sunb setcmmen tftN
pte man ;u iasen pIest. Ms- bat e8 BITE Ge5unbbeit
wteberseseten unb Id babe peber Nppettt nHS neuen
9eberSmnthl8
apptbefen. @brlpb Dreib, GbDmpiOn & Co., @Rple=
fufe.
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Gine aarantirte Sur.

9Bir autortitren ben anse5etsten Wpptbefer, Sbner
Or. Rings Meues SeiImtttel seSeu S@winbfuSt, gu.
fen Qgenu Gie BON Der Grippe befauen limb, uni
btees MtteI ben Gnweiiunsen entipre6enb setrau6er
pclen, tnbem Sic es etnsebenp prpbtreu, uub tpenr
baRn iatden ete bic Slai&e surhd unb sic perbei
9tr @elb turhd betcmmen. g8tr MAIDEN ttes Gnsebp
in 6pIse Ser srpbarttsen Griplse, DeI&e hes Witte
bet her lsstidbrisen Grppen Gptbemte auf3upeiSei
batte. Ntr baben BON tetnem Sale sebirt, In ben
has Mittel nt&t sebpIfen Bate. Wian made eine,
gerin4. PrDbeFal&en fret be Nbrlpb DretB, abcmp
ion 60. GrpBe Slaf6en so Gents unt 81. 90.
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Mdntel, eSadett 4lto l1e=
berwitrfe+
Nebmt ben Gleuatur.

Sas srDbte, reiebbaltisite, boaHanbisFe
beit' aiiortirte unb btatslte Gloaf saus in
Teras.
DamensSaden gu $3.50, tuertb $500
SamensSaden gu $500, tuertb $3.50.
9anOsgena9te Saden gu $3.50, tpertb $9. 90.
sonopn grOmenabenz&Ode gu $s, ipertb $l1.
Damen 8eus @apes gu $4.75, tperib $6.
Samem @ftrahan gapes 3u $3.50, pertb
$5.75.
Samen Rlni4 1teterwilrfe, Satin 8slat gu
$3.50, tpertb $12.75.
$ls gfeipmarfets, rebucirt gu $3.50.
SIS Sfeipmarfcts, rebueirt gu $40.
$3.50 gfenmarfets. rebu3irt gu $685..
$3.50 @lotb Circulars, rebuairt gu $500.
llnb 10 1T i'm sansen 9epartement Bel iebem
einselnen 9trtifel cine Griparnib bon 20 bis
80 Proaent ipabrnebmbar.
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81 I B u nj 8

gum 9uiammenlesen unb gum Nufiteaen in
@laldss unb Marocco 0edeln NIT pribirten
SiIber nnb antifen @lfenbeinsD Defcrationen.
Gbenlo anf bic edit lebernen SoiIette> >Rdften
fir Serren, Yliiid Rau9> Sets, sancp glifd,
Metall= nnb 9orn @eitene fiir peribiebenett
gebran4. aIe Irtitel trasen Die popularen
Rreiie in 3ahlen.
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&iuoer Wfdntel.

Site porRer baben tpir barin au9 nur cine
balb 10 srobe auswabl sebabt, tpie bieles
Sabr, ME bprber tparen bte preiie 10 enti9ie=
ben gu @nniten Der &unben tpie 6eute
8nnberbiibl@e sefttdte Gloafs fir &inber
BON 2-5 Sa9ren in tpeib nnb farbis. 8es
suldrer greis oieier 8aare bon $3.50 bis
$500. 8ir perfaufen bieie[ben fiir
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8eionSere @ufmerflamfeit lenfen mir OIL
u,tier Mfiprtiment BON
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9unberte bon &leibunssitiifen fur Rinber
in iebem 9llter bon $3.50 Bis $14
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&nnftnt0bel, Sric=a=8rats
llt0 Ylai6=O Oruautente.

8etpunbernspertbe 9lustpabl BON Sanebs
UNI aunit@ @@lobeIn, 8ilbern, S9ausslitiblen,
Tarlor &abinets, Gbiffonieren, S,titdnben
e9te Sntprnaer unO tiirfii9e Geppide, &uss
unb Yortierem; 8riifieler alpminiter unb
gelpet Teppi@e gbaiie tongues, 2ebnftible
(oie einem @aIait @bre MAIDEN tpiirben); ieis
bsne unb Gbeniae gorbdnse; Quilts bon
@tseroaumen, feine gettbeden, Subbanfs uno
tauienb anSere strtifeI, nit einem fompletter
8orratb bon
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S~ 6ausbaltunes. Gesenf6nbe al.
let Mrt, bel Weuton & MeIIer.
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pliii@ 9pilette >3ait6ett.

9anSf4ub' &aitAen, aarfameries8dft4en unb
sGlaiden, gaihsntueh aaften, 8aud Sets,
4lbums, 8ilberrabmen &C., peIde ausseaeias
nete @eburtstasss, 9o4seitss unb Seiertasss
@eihenfe
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0ie
W09eutli9e Treie $rs6t fiir E9is
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nidt sefunben tperben f5nnen.
The record-union., 1891-01-25

ALL posTMAsTERs ARE AGENTS.
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AT AUNTY,s HOME.

One time when we's at aunty's house
Way in the country-where
They's list but wood and pigs and cows
AM all's outdoors and air!
An orchurd swing, an churry trees.
An churries in 'em! Yes, an these
Here red-head birds steal ali they please
An tech 'em eff you darei
WY wunst, one time when we wuz there.
We ct out on the porch!
Wife where the cellar door wuz shut
The table wuz, am /
Let aunty set by me and cut
My whites up-an' pie.
TuZ awful funnyi could see
The red-heads in the churry tree;
An bee hives, where you got to be
So keerful goin' by;
An comp'ny there, am all AM we,
We ct out on the porch!
AMI ist ct p'surves an things
At ma don't low me to-
An chickun gizzurds don't like wings
Like paruntS does, do your
An all the time the wind blowed there
An could feel it In my hair,
An list smell clover everywhere!
An old red-head flew
Purt' nigh wife over my high chair.
When we ct out on the porch!
James Whitcon.b Riley IN Boston Tran
script.
The record-union., 1891-01-25
The late nnke of .Rntland Whom wall

The late Duke of Rutland, when walk
ing one day in his grounds, came across
game-keeper's little girl. .'Well, little
one" he asked, land what do You call
YOURSELF" For what we are going to
receive make us truly thankful, - replied
the little one with apparent irreverence.
1t seems that the child IS mothers instruc-
tons had been: IF you meet the Duke
be quite sure to say, Your Grace.'n
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The custom of throwing slipper aftera

The custom of throwing slipper aftera
brldesis said to come down from ancient
times Long before the Christian era a
defeated chief would take off his shoes
and hand them to the victor to show that
the loser of the shoes yielded up all au-
thority over his subjects. Therefore, when
the family of a bride throw slippers after
her they mean that they renounce all au-
thority over her.
The record-union., 1891-01-25


Appeal from Superior Court of Los Angeles
County-W. III. Clark Judge
For appellant, Brunson, Wilson & Iamme
For respondent, Dunn & Hunter, Jay E.
Hunter.
DEPARTMENT TWO.
n. G. SMITH, Respondent,
VS.. mo. IA sos
6. F. MoHN, SR., Appellant.
This action was commenced on the 18th day
OF April, 1889, to recover the sum of
$1,000, with interest thereon, alleged to
be due from defendant TO plaintiff under a
contract for the sale of land.
1t is alleged in the complaint that on the 9Th
day of September, 1887, the plaintiff and de-
PENDANT entered into written agreement, a
copy OF which is set out in full, whereby the
plaintiff, as party of the first part agreed to
sell and convey to the defendant, as party of
the second part, and the latter to buy. GER
tain described parcel of land for the sum of
$4,000, to be paid as follows: Seven hundred
dollars cash, the receipt of which was ac-
knowledged, $500 on January 1st, 1888. and
the balance of 81 900 on May LIST, 1855, with
interest at s per cent.
The record-union., 1891-01-25
Filled JANUARY 10. 1se11

For the reasons given in the foregoing opir
ion the Judgment and order are affirmed.
The record-union., 1891-01-25
Titled January 10. 1911

For the reasons given in the foregoing
opinion the judgment is affirmed.
The record-union., 1891-01-25
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