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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-06-18
SEABRIGHT'S GREAT FIRE
THIRTY ACRES OF BUILDINGS LAID
IN RU1lS.

One Hundred and Fifsy Families Made
Homeless-Seven hundred Persons
Fed by the Relief Committee Yester-
day Morning-Ihe stablsman sus-
pected of Arson Under Arrest.
LONG BRANCH, N. j.. June 17.-No lives
were lost in the Seabrsght fire yesterday
Every business house in the place was de-
One hundred and fifty families were rem
dered homeless. Men, women and children
slept last night in barns. bathing houses
and fishing huts.
FEEDING THE HOMELESS.
Five hundred homeless persons were fed
at the Rutherford Arms last night. The
expenses are met by a relief committee.
This morning 200 persons were fed Lum-
Der has been ordered from Long Branch
for the purpose Of erecting temporary build
ings 1t is impossible to estimate the loss
TO give the insurance, or TO even give the
names OF the owners OF the destroyed build
ings.
THIRTY ACRES BURNED OVER.
The fire swept over an area containing
thirty acres of buildings. The people are
still distracted with terror, and cannot tell
the amount Of their losses The summer
cottagers are responding nobly to appeals
for aid. They have already subscribed
about $4,000. A committee 30 further the
work OF relief was appointed on a steamer
going up to New York this morning.
HELD FOR ARSON.
Eugene Kelly, stableman, has been ar-
rested on charge of setting Buokalew's
stables on fire. The people threatened to
lynch him. All the wires are down and the
streets are filed with half burned furniture
and store goods. The relief committee has
telegraphed 10 Gov. Albeit and Quarter
master General Donnelly, asking them to
loan the state tents for temporary shelter
OF the sufferers.
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OFF FoR BRRINa SEA.

The Change in the Sailing Orders
Caused Only Few Hours Delay
WASHINGTON, June II. 1T is stated at
the treasury department that the change in
the sailing orders of the naval vessels and
revenue cutters only delayed the departure
TO Bering sea few hours. in order to enable
them to receive and carry amended instruo-
tions as to the method Of enforcing the in-
ternattonal agreement for closed season.
These changes relate almost exclusively to
the treatment OF poachers after seizure
SUPPOSED TO HAVE STARTED.
The vessels were all ordered yesterday
afternoon to sail at once, and it is supposed
they have started before now. The Thetis
will proceed at once to Sand Point to notify
all sealing vessels found at that rendezvous
to keep out of Bering sea under penalty of
seizure and prosecution. The revenue
steamer Corwin and other naval vessels
will proceed direct TO Bering sea and assist
the revenue cutters Bear and Rush In the
establishment Of an effective patrol of that
territory.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-06-18
switzerland's Pubic Funeral.

BAsLE, June IA public funeral was
held to day for large number of the VIC
TINS of Sundays disaster on the railroad
near Muenchenstein. Toe entire population
attended the funeral service, which was
conducted with the greatest solemnity.
ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY DEAD.
The number of dead has reached $50.
Over 100 oorpses have been re-
covered. The unidentified bodies are pre-
served in the hospital. Stakes have
been driven into the river bed 70 prevent
unrecovered corpses from washing away.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-06-18
CRAzRp BY TIE HEAT.

A New York Tobacco Merchant Com
mits Suicide.
NEW YORK, June 17.-Seraphia Serapha,
a well-known tobacco merchant of this city.
committed suicide this afternoon at his office
at No. 90 Wall street by shooting himself
through the mouth. Serapha was only 49
years old, in the best of health and we'll off
in worldly goods 1t was a case Of mind un-
balanced by the heat.
There were thirteen cases Of heat pros
tration in this city to-day and two cases
which proved fatal. The highest point
reached was 89e, but the humid air made
the heat more insufferable. Late Ia the day
q rainstorm cooled off the atmosphere.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-06-18

ion dollars in excess OF the appropriation made
by the republican congress In the act
refunding the direct tax. We denouuce the late
Ripper" Senate OF Ohio for unseating the
legally elected lieutenant governor, thus rob-
bing the people of their right under the consti.
tuition to select an important public oficer, aud
we appeal to all the intelligent and patriotic
people Of Ohio to unite with us in the recovery
of the state from the hands OF the party that
for two years past has disgraced il,
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-06-18
To Investigate Immigration.

WASHINGTON, June 17-n. J. Shulties
Of the District of Columbia has been ap-
pointed an additional member OF the imtni-
grafton commission appointed to visit
Europe to investigate immigration affairs.
He is appointed as q representative of the
federation of labor
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-06-18
SOUTH CAROLINA TOBACCO.
The Census once Makes Public It:
Statistical Figures.

WASHINGTON, June 7.-The census Office
to-day made public the tobacco statistics of
South Carolina. The number of planters
in the state during the census year was 5s5;
the total area devoted 30 tobacco. 3y4 acres;
total production, 222. .s9s pounds; and the
value Of the crop to the producers, esti-
mated on the basis of actual sales, S33, 1888.
Following are the figures by counties, ex-
Guiding those producing less than 1000
pounds each. The groups of figures repre-
sent acres. pounds and value respectively:
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Nnhla Not TO Rasi1n.

WARRINGTON, June 17.-Secretary Noble
returned TO bis department to-day. The
secretary states that there Is absolutely no
foundation for the rumors Of his contem-
plated resignation.
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ERIN's CAMPAIGN FUND.

A Total Collection of 100000 and
an Expenditure of S45o.ooo.
LONDON, June 1.-THE Press Association
is authorized TO state that the total amount
of money collected for the Irish plan Of
campaign was ai20, 900, of which there has
been expended e00. 900, and there is missing
a3, 900, which was obtained through forged
racaix,f
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c3roavaror,s rz.w posit,o,,

WAsHINeToN. June 17.-Gen. Charles
II. Grosvenor of Ohio has bean appointed
an agent Of the treasury department. to visit
Europe in the interest Of the worlds Colum-
bian exposition
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-06-18
jews on for the Congo.

LONDON, June 17.--Fifty jews sailed
from Antwerp yesterday for the Congo
Free State. This is the first batch Of Jews
TO 20 to that region.
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A Tieht Contest.

LONDON. June 17--Mr. Parnell has in
vited Z. Dwyer Gray to contest for the seat
in parliament made vacant by the death of
German Mahon. Both sides admit that Ii
will be a tight contest.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-06-18
Rulearia,s Legal Status.

VIENNA, June 17-Emperor Francis
Joseph gave a special audience to-day TO
Prince Ferdinand Of Bulgaria This is
considered as implying that the emperor
recognizes the legal status Of Bulgaria.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-06-18
cARvALHo,s BUDGET.

A Gold and Silver Standard Proposed
for Portugal.
LISBON, June 17--Minister Carvalho's
budget proposes the adoption OF a gold and
silver standard, raises the import duty on
alcohol, suggests departmental reforms for
reducing expenditures and announces that
tenders will be invited to complete the Del
agoa Bay railway and docks, the state ao-
cepting no responsibility beyond guaran-
tee of interest on the capital expended,
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ltaly and tha preibnnd.

ROME, June 1.-THE radicals in several
sections Of the country are organizing meet
ings in an endeavor to obtain decided
manifestation of popular feeling In regard
to the dreibund.
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Purchases of Silver.

WASHINGTON, June n-Of the S3s, 600
ounces of silver offered for sale, by the
treasury department. 528, 900 ouno3s were
purchased at 98. 2sc19S. .43c.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-06-18

MILWAUKEE, W.ts., June 17.--R !. Isaac
Nicholson of PhIladelphia wask Tonight
elected bishop of tRVs.E,,'sao sScese Of
midnight HIS sle W #
victory for the hig enE "a 4 l
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Cost of cunming,s euIt.

LONDON, June 1.-THE total cost TO Sir
William Gordon Cumming in his suit
against Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Wilson and
thers amounts TO s12,500.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-06-18

Cry or MEXICO, June II. Many cases
OF yellow fever have broken ouk ia Vera
Cruz
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Italy's Duty on Corn.

ROME, June 1.-THE radicals in the
Chamber OF Deputies are starting an agi-
tation for the abolition Of the duty on corn.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-06-18
AFFAIRS AT THE VATICAN.
Cardinal Van Nuetelli Not to Be Papa
Secretary OF state.

ROME, June 17.-The report that Cardi-
nal Van Nuetelli would be made papal Sec
retary OF state in place of Cardinal Ram
polio and that the latter would take Cardi-
nal Simeoni's place as prefeot of the propa-
gandi fide, is authoritatively denied. Leo
XIII. has himself declared to cardinals
Rampollo and Van Nuetelli that these
changes will not be made. Cardinal Van
Nuetelli will, however. occupy a very high
position at Rome.
THE DALMATIAN TONGUE.
The vatican has received petition from
the Catholic clergy and laity of Dalmatia
praying that the use Of their old national
language may again be employed in the
church services, and that a special rite may
be re-esteblished. The holy see will not
grant these desires, as Austria opposes them
on the ground that the political and re-
ligions tie between Russia and the Sla v
population OF Austria would thereby be
strengthened.
RECEIPTS OF THE PROPAGANDA.
According to report Just submitted to
the vatican, the receipts OF the propaganda
amounted during 1890 TO 7,0Te,S11T francs.
In 1889 they amounted to 6,54l. .9lS francs.
The following countries contributed most
generously 10 this work: France 4,31I, 1862
francs. Italy 4l4, ,442 francs, Germany $685.
602 francs, Belgium SSS, 900 francs, Alsace-
Lorraine 35S, ISL francs, British isles l64, 500
franos and the Netherlands 11e, ,719 francs.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-06-18

The party isin favor of regulated immigra-
ton, Of liberal pensions to our soldiers aud
sailors, and OF q sound currency It is in favor
OF gold and silver; and also paper money based
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1891-07-16
Caus os 81 .. Bolssjts. =, fo5ialiiiia)
GeusuReuoe Rletufrdmeret tn oer
At Nrbetterbewe9un8.

DAD serabesu itanbal6ie gorseben
HopoerlD's unb ieiner @gefutiue in Der
&egierungsoruferei =Mifalre flbrt ii@
aurld .aui cine iener SAattenlelten Der
amerifanii1en Nrbeiterbe.pesu1s, melbe
il. 1ueniser a~uffdaiser Sorm AUDI lonit
nod li1 gelteno MAIDEN uub meijt oar<
aui h,nauslaufen, baB uber fleiuer1 uno
tleinliden 31elen unb Beltrebuu9en bic
Snterei1en per @elammtbetpesung uerz
nabialiigt ,peroen.. @as Die 3altung
8opperl1's IN oieler Sadie . cab1olut
uerper1i9 madt, lit ia ~aleroiugs ni@t
an fi9 oas 8erlan9er Der 8leoeranz
jte1ung iener 1ieben rantgbts" in oer
Meaierungsbruderei. s. 1T pielmebr
be Nblidt. fir eiuen oerarti9en ld9erz
lt9en SOB" Taulenoe bon 8abllt,m.
mea Der Mrbeiter oes Gtaates Obio in
bic @agi@aale gu werfen uuo oas iii
einem Nu9enbltf, no bic junseu Berz
%biinoeten Der ~Rnisbts1, bic Garmer,
|fir welde 8opOerlp ii9 font tmmer
10 .parm in's 3eus lest, nit 8uuerz
ii1t aeraoe auf iene Baplltimmen re4>
nett. Nber es ldeint, oaB Der rrSob"
Der @ieben in Baibinston ben Jlb.
rern Der r&ni9bts" uidtiger lit, als
Der @riOls Der rHeople's Yart9" in
Ohio. @'s "'
Scum, bariber &lase du fubren, lit
ribt uniere Sa9e. 9ieIerbalb mag 1i9
&opoerlp NIT ben MQiance> 2euten aus.
e,nanoerleBeu. @obl aber 1T bas Mufz
fabren 10 i@tuereu @ei@ubes fir cine
10 serinsfa9ise Goroerun9, bic 10 9ar=
uidts NIT ben @runoidsen uub ben
Sntereiien Der Mrbeiterbelpesung 3u
tbuu bat, bejeidnenb fir cine bettagens.
mertbe Tattit uieler amerifanil9er Mr=
beiter=D r9auiiationen iberbaupt. @ir
meiuea juua@R ben &i Inn ben
SOB, UNI bic BeieBuns elmer se>
luiljen Bert1tdtte bur9 bic Mtitglieber
elmer beitimmten Union. @ir leben
eineR ni9t unmeientltden, .uer.n aud
mebr principiellen, als prattii9en I'm
terl4ieo 3tpiiaen Der Nlnertennunq elmer
OrQanilation ielteuS oer u%nternebmer
our4 bas Brtncip Der Jog. lnionibups
u1o benz Streben elmer Union NIT ,uebr
ODER .peni9er 9ei@luiieuer Mit9lieoer>
3abl nab r9ontroairung" m6sli@ft pie=
| let @%ertitatteu. la
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8ransSFfAer 8erfols.nsswabs.
ku1.

Man t6nnte 8!auben, zines Der be.
ra@ti9ten @eiebe ses Bobl1abrtsaus<
i1ui1es Der raroBeu- Meuulution boz
fi9 au baden. ,uenn man bic ,bluttrkfen<
ben 8eltimmuR9en 0eS nelen frand0i>
fhen Spionenseieses liet, luie iie in
benz 8ertd)te bes &ammerauSIhuilcS
porseidlasen ,ueroen. ST es Der pa.
triOtil@e &erfolsunsspabn|inn, Der in
Grantrei9 10 oft sebauit bat uno nun
uteoer u,asebt, urer 1T es bic 5reuab.
i1ait NIT &uBlano, fuelde balbaiiati.
ibe @eiebe Der al. Der Sp,Be Der Glpi.
l~tlation marldireapen Station dig na@s
abmunssuertbe 8urbiloer er}d)eine,n
ldBt? Mit benz GE,ooe miro beltraft, ner
inter Berbelmliduas iIeines siamens!}
letuer 9teQung, felnes 8erufs uno Sc.
merbes ooer fetner Mationdlitdt inner.
balb zines befelti9ten Drtes yfadr,9ten
fammelt, wel9e Die 2anoespertbeibi,
sung ooer bic S,derbeit bes @taates
mad WuBen beribren. Mit benz 1poe
miro beorebt, tDer. gang sleid on tpel>
dem Buutt pes q nj1itiden @ebietes,
Eftattltiide Noii5en iammelt, tpposra<
pbiide Nufnobmen maat (einldlieBli9
pbotusrapbilcber N%ufnabn,en), tuer bic
@ese, Giienbabnen Ii. [. ~. ituoirt,
penn bic ginuabne beredtiat erid,e,nt'
bnR bies ,um gIpef Ser .Gnionone. -.
idrbeniit. @rihpftn SoI ,neroin. ,ner
bie NertebrsmitteI5 M s5ranfreidb.ai n,neit
bieie Sic OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES nnoehen.
II etner Nbiidt ituoirt. melcbe lpn,,
eiuem &rieqs. ooer @ejdmoreueuoe1iht.
pinter perfaloienen Tbnren 1nb rnhe.nf
Dime Beiratb eines Wertbeibiaersl III
@pi,nuae ertl1rt ,peroen fonn. Wer
BON iolde,rrt .Dpfuu,enten~ iiberbnupt
unbeiuat RenntniB nim,ut. iou SIC IN
finn ssabren Rudtbous erhoiten. Merl
Die roriteheno aufaefubrte11 .Werbrez
den1 auaeitiftet bat. mrs ME SIC Scr,
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g cn. :S .R Se .
yean IVY uss !u9sN, oab Cet
Sa~e Nay a"I v'"s gs'alslaaIl' -
u!e!ea yausM maS oSs Su.segen. 49,
s,A.9e Ds''p.e'e .vslv." esaaSen, Oen
uu!ss,V'so - oe.usa...usn Da: Y
sunaWN ues u" Me.!.an !uIlgu!oOass
Uau. 'uenn s'ne DaSu,.laa!oa ~ n'u1
ossnuS. s.aen u"'~sta'sH'.. 81 o.o'nsen.
le1as Aeee1!et " o'e O1San.ld1.oa ~
lV!aea, lSMoeln 9un !pM ,e!ta"S!. OaB
3 a!!ese u'..91..oss pes n",Gn aul..us'
1sus'.Is. 6:sS. W uase..u'su
eites .Sob's. tpilen einanber in ibH
W~etinonnoen ~uuterbieten. unb an, ollers
trai5eiteu iIuStrirt tuobl trus pir mel.
mem her 0plpperlnide San. tuelder
olei6,eiti, elmer Berb5bnura bes Hrin.
aips SCI Nrbeiterwoblpolitif oleid.
fom,nt unb Shuan,poiitif ser oller.
|n;enrias4rn Mrt 'nrnnnnt rnerben mus.
en anceren ;y6ueu. mo- Bee llntsrlhieb
nidt 80 sihtbor er1heint. mire bod Der
6fononiihr aompi in, ndmliden Seiae
nefibrt urnb biloet bqnn. ietb1t bel ben
Senfbar nrbkten @rfoluen. ,pabrlih feline
6hule SCI interuatiouaien Golioar,t6t
unb Des sfortidritts i'm chime Der QSe.
fomr,t. Nrbeiterberueouno. Qlus pieIem
@eiite entiprinoen oIe iene fleineu
Gnoher,iofeiten. tpel&e 5eltft SEN 6foro.
miidben ldmpfen orosen stiles ie,tenS
Der croaniifrten Groletor,er henamtnb
i'm @eae fteben ul,o Sic @eiteraasbA,
buno bes NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Der Nrbei.
ter uou1 1touomiimen in bas politiide
1obrua7er heramen.
az, usa~..
4 I!e s'ne 'ue'.e.s osu1.pi -
aoansa oes u.va s.. Mas.p,ss suu.a
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DtRerrei4. lin a ar n.

9ien, "a. Sunl-Der 23idbrise zines
Sittli9teitSue rbre@ens an9ctla9te Mes
biaiuer Germ. Slider eritad lid 0eitetn
bei Der D~erurtheiluuo nit ieinem Secir.
meier unb erlas ipdter ieiner Nerpuns
bun9.
s@weis.
Bern, IS. Suli.-Der Nationalratb
fat nit "a Stimmen 8lri& gum Sit
bes 2onoesmuieums sewdblt. Bern
erbielt nur So Stimmeu.
Naiel, ~. SUM-. ~ Die 8abl Der
Iobten BON M6ndenitein ,uiro iest
auf m,noeltens 300 9el4dst. Die
Bersuns Der 2ei@en ,piro baour@ er=
'I1pert, oaB iid pl6sli4 cine i&neQe
2ei9eaidulni6 etnseiteQt bat, bur9
tuel1e bic SUIT In prb6crem untrels
uerpsltet tpirb. ,s. Z,
Bur9borE, rs. SUM. -Sn Jolse bon
@euitterz @eeen wuroe elm 0ommbru4
Der Grnme bel benz DOrfe 2lbelalb i'm
ioaenannten @lsiani9a@en berbeiSe.
flbrt. Die @eeeno lit iiberi9wemmt,
bic Jlureu baben itart 8elitten. GeSen'
tudrtis 1T bas Baner raid i'm Nbneb'
men. a"'
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psniaer als cine muberne Staet. Nnf
altes @em6uer bat man aeues 8eleet,
olte 6ol8. unb S4ieferbuoen Elm bts'
den neu5eitli@ lberirniBt, bic alien
Notri3ierbauier unb Xloierh6fe cir ne.
riia aufaelrii@t uKb baSwiihen aud
maud bei&eibene rere WiQa uno naaa9
praltiiw mobernes 9dus&sn eineetllet,
- iber benz @anSen ,uebt aber oo@ EN-
romant.lh altertbimlider 9aut, ,luo
,uenn man bonn bohgelesenes Hose1s
aorten aus auf bic unterltaot binabs
blidt, auf bic idon manden Sabrbun'
berte, trobenoeu. epbeuumranttens taots
maueru, auf bas @ewirre uno @etpintle
Der altStabt, auf bic ueruittertea 96fe
uno oltersarauen &ir4en uno 9llru1e,
bann uiro Ginem 10 biitorii4 reminis1
3en3enre,@ 3u Mutbe tpie benz Srdlioene
ten eines Wereins fur Nltertbun.ss
tunbe.
0abei 1T bas 9eten unb 1reiben in
Der Staot elm burdaus mooerneS. Die
flhrenbe Stole ipielt Der sSurlt, oas
itattli4e ue,le Ganbseri9t blidt beberr'
i1enb auf bic pertebrourd Futbeten
Stra6en, uno Der &eferenoar 1T bier
ui4t nar Shau. uno &radtitld, ion<
bern aud elm Diel, bon alien to9tersez
iesneten Gam,lien uuf Snnigite ses
tuiinj4t. Ser iunse Surlit beberrf@t
bas 1elo I'M, 10 unbeitritteuer, als bel
benz Maugel elmer &aruiion Der 1ortt
IN ben tueiteiteu Dauentreiien betiebte
lieutenant ihm telne Ronturrena r1adt.
sSn ben idb aufiteisenben, interchangeable
iterten 8ersitraben rollen bic jablreis
den Gquipaeen Der 9roBen Brenner uno
6abrllanten unb raiielt uuaufb6rlt4
baS 2aftfubrtpert; bic 2dben IN oer
Rautenitrabe haben fait srobitdotii4es
@eprdse; in ben eriteu 9otels@ 6mii@er
3ailer unb @1neegab ipaltet Der @eiit
ber reformjl9ti9ftex Neu5eit; bic Nn'
lager, uab Der Staot,ualo NIT ieinem
pra4tiseu Bierb6ri4eu tenujei4nen ben
g%eu.itbstiefen unb naturfroben 3burin'
ger; il e@ten uns une@ten &neipen
murrtt" es ron ben gun @oblleben
ueigenoen unb moblbabeaoen Blrsern;
Der &enaiiiance Yra4ttau Der ,neueu
SOFT tbut gar uornebm; bic neuen S@us
len fino tlelne Yaldfte; oas Nrnens uno
&rantenmeien lit, our@ 9roSartise Ute
Der Observation-Disclosures netne anr
Die @tiftunaeu Der @roBiuouitrielen s.
Blaut uub Die 8obltbdtisfettsat att oes
@e9. Qommer5ienratbs S4reiber -.
muitersiltis sereselt; tur5 uno gut:
Norobaulen 1T elm mereuaroi9es, alter.
t9amli4es @emeinpelen, erilut bon
r,eu3eitli4em @eiite uno refotmatori.
fden Soeen, eine @taot poQ @irrniB
uao 4ampf unb bod uoQ Se~lbitbetpubt'
5ein rno iiesbofter 2ebensfrobbeit.
9ur9 bic unguait BET bauliden Anlase
anb Der ,pirtb|dafttiden 8erbdltnl|e
baben ii@ Mi6ftdnoe felieufeit einse,
birsert, aui bic ber Mi6slnftiSe 10 re4t
BON 6erjen i9impfen tann, uao our1
be Ma@f bes fortlhrittli&en Settles
xno ben IN Der 8lr9eri@aft ftedenoea
tldtigeu &ern finb NeujdSpfunSen entz
ftanoen,. ipie lie bic bejtpermaltete @roBs
itaot ni9t trefFider aufautueiien bat.
9as Ipobnt bier Nqes f%unterbnnt bet
5arumen, Elm Bosen uno &dmpien, elm
Sdaffen nub &insen, bas fur bic gu.
tunft oas Bette uno. NQerbeite erpoHsa
ldBt.
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Der 8eiu9 il elm EsetiS Ne,senner. Die
,Geemaxusrube" bietet ibren 9eiu&ern
cine rub,oe Stdtte tpdbreno bcs 1a9eS,
9eiitisen Salt, 2e,eitoff. S&reibmaterta'
lien u. I. ~. Sic Grfolee iiao auber'
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you what guess Dot has told me moth
ing, unless you count smiles and blush
es, and the doctor speaks only with his
eyes"
''Oh!' said. II saw all that long ago:
but you know, as we'll as do, that Dot
was flirt before she was out of long
Clothes"
"She is not flirting now" said Fan,
decidedly.
So went back to my ward with nv
tray Of dclicacies and my eyes ready to
catch any news that might cross their
vision. Dot was reading aloud to one
of the patients, her voice low and sweet,
and her hands gently stroking the suf-
fcrer's hair. Or. Ersliinc wns quite ut
tho other end of the room. busy with his
professional duties.
There was nothing to alarm tho most
vigilant ducnna, and distributed my ra-
lions with tranquil mind. But rs left
the room with my empty tray. strong
hand took it from me. and DR.. Erslsine,
with quiet "Allow mc!' marched into
the kitchen Mt my side.
Two love-stories in one day, with no
moro romantic surrounding than tho
pans and kettles of Aunt NIaria's
Kitchen! 1t was charmingi The
doctors wooing was very straight
forward, and he told me he was quite
aware that Miss Dora had lost all her
fortune, but that she had consented to
DO his wife.
II have q moderate income indie
pendent Of fair practice" he said,
land l can give your sister comfort if
not luxury"
kept Fans discovery secret, and
E;ivc the doctor cordial consent, for
liked him from the first.
The weeks flew by until the last
convalcsccnt had left the old farm, and
there were no funerals from amongst
Aunt Maria's patients Many pretty
tokens Of gratitude came 70 all of us
before we turned our own steps home
ward to prepare for tho double we'd
ding.
DIR. Ersl.inc gave up his country prac-
tice, and consented to make one of the
family in the homo of our inheritance,
large enough for us all. Here we
settled, after Fan had conquered
IIoracc's reluctance to return to his
own city, the two fnir brides only too
glad TO throw NIL housekeeping care
upon me, the last rs we'll as tho first Of
the Guthcridgc girls.-Anna Shields, in
n. Y. Ledger.