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TILE TRADE IN CHICAGO

Chicago July 10 lSpE--lD.-Tradng was rather dun
in wheat. Most Of H. Of the eveuingup8 sort,
which always pTecedes the FORMULATION Of an I'm
pCriant Government crop report The weather both
10 The winter and spring wheat districts could have
been more favorable 10 the bears, and the movement
Il the rev wheat 20 ali points was heavy. This dis
couiagcd holder and enabled shorts o. buv ar low
price bef5r the day ended. Nevertheless the market
was ,tuhuJmN strong ct certain point, and all .
forts 90 aid II below that point Wer" irdlte,S. O1c
u the that Cudahy, Partridge and -. Louis
shorts We're buying. Another was that New Workers
We're steady BUYERS because Of the large export bust
ness there. Prices the curb Improved Il cont
after the Government figures came ont. The report
Indicated only 100000 old bushels more than last
months report which not bcarisl expected.
The Official opening price for December rs 81
cents. d Lh, Ccuts, low, = cents. closing.
~ - cent, II sold tO - 81 cents on the curb and
recovered o. J-- cents. july relatively aker
than De,aubor Corn was weak ron th" start. be-
cause the weather fine for growing - new and
mari citing The od crop. because receipt, 30
above evpoctq:l1ns and because tOmarrOw's receipts
were estimated lt 500 cars some b@arsh new came
I'M mostly br way II Wall street but the local crowd
was too well informed % d mnch buving Purchases
ag9iTst puts~ held the market all day. september
0r med ri - - cents s0d o. ji0 u "a cents and
co-Ad ot Il Il cents Oats suffered with other grains.
Pr9y- ID values improved sharply, because receipts Of
bor- we're Ight. because lard port, heavy and
ber pork started at 9lo - II and closed at 80 50.
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THE MEANING OF PRorHoNorARY.

TO the Editor Of The ribune.
Sir Your entertaining correspondent at Harristown
Penn whose letter IS in tOdays issue, failed TO strike
the hight to inform him Of the true meaning Of
the word Prothonotary,n though he did catch on
to It's pronunciation IL does not uean recorder Of
deeds necessarily, but il does Clerk Of the Court
Of Common Pleas IL vou please l was brought up on
The Tribune and think IL chiefly responsible for my
three years service IN the Army and don't want to
sec II make any mistake. VIII your correspondent
look up his Greek and be helped to the Quaker's
rendering Of Proth0notary. SOLDAT.
Ithaca, n. Y, July o, 1891.
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A REPLY FROM Mr.. DAWSON.

TO the Editor of The Tribune.
Sir In your issue of July you published rumor that
had been guilty Of the unprofessional conduct OF
appearing in a pending litigation without authority
Now, as the court that has adjudicated The motion
then pending has recognized my right to appear
therein, all the reparaton ask you to make Tor the
Injustice you did me on the 5th inst Is 30 publish
this answer to it, ANDREW II. H. DAWSON.
New-Y York, July 0, 1891.
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ouEsr1oNs IN rHE nIsroRY oF NEw.YoRK

TO the Editor Of The Tribune.
Sir: There arc two points Of interest which, II
brought 10 the attention Of the readers Of The Tribune
may elicit from Of them the information desired
First-In old directory Of NewYork Gs26-'27) was
found advertisement, which read follows: United
states Lombard Association, 2s Wall-st.5 Moth
ing than this appeared. Now, what can this
enlgmRtical announcement have mcautf Sccond-Can
any of your readers enDghten the world to the time
and place of birth Of benjamin Fletcher. Governor Of
New-York after the Letsler troubles in 1911 D. V. X.
No. 05 Bible House, New York, July 3, 1891.
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CLOSING PRICES OF CALIFORNIA STOCKS.
y..f--
r,-popEAy PRODUCE MARKETS.

- H. 10 a.i5 n m-Boef In fair demand.
pt p or demand Hams N good denan s "a haeen ~
fair demand short RIB about 20 N Cottonseed oil
ysrpo refined steady at EOS 90 @ % ana s and
W.. "a aour In fair demand CornISpo e IA tsm "
Hand. futures IN good demand mlAeu "e'''i"' A"A"'
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Gated public a liberal ard prompt support" For cir
euars giving full information respecting the fund and
Us publications, membership, etc, address the Rev
William c. WinslOw d. G.. l., LII. D., Its vicepresi-
dent honorary secretary and treasurer for the United
States No SIS Beaoon-st Boston. HISrORICUs.
Boston, July @, 1891.
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Baltimore July Io--Flour dull. UNCHANGED receipts.
$40 bbs shipments, Is, 96 bbls sales 500 bills WHee
hrm spot, 81 o0L the month, 9sas d9Ssc August s1s
0O7 September. 96499Ic; October 0ise SOUTH
berry 95esi o. receipts So rs bush shipments 1000
stock, 140425i sales, lilo, 900 Corn firm spot eS,.e
sc the month 6O1.a67c August 62@c September 9lc
southern steady white, 75d7Gc yellow Use receipts
fO3l4 shipments so 0l3 stock. o.. 1872 sales, 10000
Oats hrmer No 2 white Western. fsd4SSc No. mixed
Western, A. 4I2c receipts 2l6s BUSH stock, "a SO
Rye dull No. 2 70075o stock 5.5S3 Hay hrmer; good
changed. Cotton dull middling; S.e. Provisions firm
Mess pork; sl2&slS long clear csc clear RIB sides el
sugarpiced shoulders 6ac suearcured smoked shoul-
Glitter c4 Sa lSeT &c DO ara AIR re dsCc &
DO lSaISs adf a9y it sg. 9 sy 70
lGi.c Coffee Arm Rio eargoes. flir 1870; No = 17Se
Sugar nrm and advancing Franulsted 4ec. Copper I'M
changed. Whiskey, al 258si 20
Buffalo, July 1O-No. l hard wheat opened weak
2eOOu buzz sold at IL O4a; at closing 81 OK asked
No. Nothern Offered early at 81 %; AZ closing
II OBJ asked No. Northern 81. Winter wheat dull
old No; red 81 o. asked SPOT new 81 e arrive rive,
81 o. asked Corn very scarce demand light carloads
Of No. yellow, 65Ho; No. do, 66c; No. 3, 645a65c
oats in good demand 10000 bush No. white sold az
Ash in store and DO truck, At 1915 No 2
mixed, 43,2c asked Rye dull soc asked FOR No 2
Flour sady best patent spring IS 95ds5 80 do winter
g. l5as5 25 rye Hour, o. s51s5 MllIeed in good re-
quest ard firm; winter bran ST. So DO spring
81. Canal reights duh wheat 2lc, corn 2Ac, oats
1slc TO New-York Recepts-Flour 5000 bbls; wheat
5000 bush; corn, 125,0c0 bush oats 10000 bush;
bush; by rsil-F1our, 5000 bbs; wheat, $4,000 bush
corn. 10000 bush oats, SO 900 bush.
Chicago July 10.-he leading features ranged as fol-
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THE STATE OF TRADE

steady NJ Ga Cd. septeber steady at SIS Sad Hops al
London-Pacac Coast-There r. nothing Offering
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OIL MARKET

OIL City, Penn, July 10-Nationa Transit certificates
opened 67c highest. 67lac lowest 67sc closed 67asc
lles 900 bbs shipments a. 100 bbls runs 1864 bbs
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES

2rTH RI; R0BEFSk HGF B
service sunday morning at II O'Clock
AT THE sCoTCH PREsEYTEEIAX CHURCH, 14th
pastor viii preach at ii a. NJ and IS p M Morning
s sgee: e Natural and S2. .S,6. Harvest Church
ASSOCIATION HALL, sunday, July L, s:o4Rm.7
CLARK. ROBERT l. RUDOLPH and JoHN b, BUS
from the Yorhd.ld Conference. The ar't half hour wiz
and 'SiS o59s % e' Young en veIeo9.
AsnrRY CHURCH. wa.ns.soo square East;-Dr
$780,: DR. SroNE Rom cGGreh s5sps I; Rev Dr..
HUNT 5. s,at' free. open all sumrIsr.
ASSOCIATION HALL, 23dst. and lth-ave., 2sd Street
VEL MCBRIDE tbs eloquent apostle on Ireland breaches
o. II and subject morning Nha5 land Not Mods
BEEKMAN HILL METHODIST. EPISCOPAL
Rev JAMES cHADwIcK 3 VIZ preach az 10 80
at :45 D. m. Sund,y-scnoo 20 GENERAL bray p
meeting every "Wednesday evening at 10 strangers are
always welcome. Seats al iTre'
BROADWAY TABERNACLE corner 84tl.st. and 9th.
cH1RL is'i fHW1SG D. b r Of Western Reserve UNI
summer strangers welcomed
BELOVED DISCIPLE. soth-st near Madison,aycc;,
Rev : GkEEORY LINZ R,ctoTTseryieIS 80 foH II
ACWoRlH officiating. Strangers cordially invited
Prick PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. corner Of SHAVE.
and ATHEIST. Rev. HENRY VAN DYKE, ID. D.. Pastor
Tn l., YOUNG Of Centre College, Kentucky, viii
preach on sunday July Il, at II a. m. NO afternoon
service.
COLLEGIATE REFORMED CHURCH OF NEw-YoRK-
COLLEGIATE CHURCH, 46th-st and othaNe.-KeV
ARTHUR 7. PIERsoN, D. D., will preach at il a. N.
and p. m
COLLEGIATE CHURCH. 29b-,t. and 5th-aye.' Rev, Rev.
DAVID JAS. BCRRELL, d. D., Pastor.-Chufch clOseu
TO- alterations and redecoi alton.
COLLEGIATE CHURCH. "A Lafayette Pace-Rev.
G. IL COTTON will preach at II a. and p H.
COLLEGIATE REFORMED CHURCH. Harlem First
ChHrehl I2lst-st, 3daNe.-Rev. Df. ,MAhLLS ~
reaches az n a. m Church closed during Jnly
CENTRAL. CHURCH, 7tt-aye, near i4th,st1Pre@eh,
inr bv tb0 Pastor Rev {. :. NARROWER, D. D., ~
10 IS a. N Sunday school 80 a m Young people,
meeting Z D. n. Az IS q. M service OF song
hymns by American writer's. All welcome
CENTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH. a?d-st-. between TN
and sth ayes-Rey. W. NJ. WALKER raster preaehos
SUNDAY az IL a. ~ and the Rev. j. Ia hAf' Of me Ceh-
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Giedmoodrs.

pAMSDELL Line.-Strs leave Pier "a n. e.,
Ia foot for West Point. Cola Spring Cornwall,
FAhdn Landing, Newburs. daily p. a. sunday q n.
- TEAMER WINTHROP" for Bar Harbor.
- Eastport Canpobello ST. Andrews and ST jshn.
Saturdays at 5 p.
STEAMER LUCY p. MILLER" for KoeAand and
Bangor connections for Moosehead Lske, Tuesdays II
roon Roth from Pier 49, East River GUSTAV q.
IANSINC; 397 Broadway; LOWS EXCHANGE, SI
broadway and F. II. SMITH q Co. l. ana ~ Ml9anss:
COUTU NORWALK. Steamer City Of Albany,
- neekman ST. p 80 m. Saturday D. M. sunday
$40 D. M, East 3lst-st 20 minutes later
TROY BOATS FOR ADIR0NDACKs, SARA
i roGA, LAKE GEORGE Steamers sarssoga o.
City Of Troy leave pier foot West i0rst daily exesps
sATURDAY p. III. Connect with express trains ~
an resorts NORTH Low excursion tickets sunday
sseansr touches a. Albany. Rooms reserved IN sesese
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Try the New. York Centrals saturday Llmlteo
IL ,or saratoga Leaves Grand Central Station az
20 n m due saratoga d 10 D. N.
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MADISON SQUARE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Mad son Of 24th-st, Rev. C. H. PARKHURST
y. 2, Pastor serylces sunday July IL, at II a.
The Rev. MARVIN K. VINCENT D. D., will preach.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-11

MADISON AVENUE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH,
Madisonaye and 53d-st-Rev; CHARLES L, THoMP.
son, d. D.. Will preach In the morning Where IA
Gods Kingdom, In the evening praise service, with
address HHeaven." Strangers welcome.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-11

ST. ANDREWS METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH,
7Gtl-st. Of Columbus (9thl ave-Prpachng by the
Pastor. Rev. GEORGE r. sTROBEIDGE. D. D. 1913
a. m ara IS .. n. Church open al preaching
during Il and first sunday Of september by
THE Blind Preacher" Rev. DR.. W. IL. MILBCRN, chap
lain OF Congress.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-11

PARK PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, s6th,ss and
Aulste rdam (iOtnI ave. Rev. ANSON l.. AlIERBURf,
pastOr.-Pubc worship tomorrow at IL a. and p m.
Rev. JAMES G.. PATTERSON, D. D., will preach
Sunday during the sumner. All cordially invited.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-11

NORTH PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. corner Of 9th.
ave and 3Istst Preaching by the Pastor Rev. ;. p.
ROSSITEk. D. D. Morning service 10 80 evening
service This church keeps open all summer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-11

''OLD JOHN STREET" First Methodist Episcopal
Church In America, A JOhn-st-F. ~. HOWELL,
astor, breaches 10: 80 7i5. Sundsyschool, 915 m.
Welcome.
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PILGRIM CHCRCH (CongregationaD, Madison ave. and
l21st-st.. Rev. SAMUEL h. VIRGIN, ID. D., Pastor
Sabbath service morning az H. evening at 45 Cordial
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RUTGERS RIv,E.sIDE CHURCH, corner Boulevard
and West ISd-st;, Kew RQRE4I kCsSfIEilLIL ,BOoTH;
preach during July Service at IL Weekly service,
w Wednesday evening &C :. Strangers welcome.
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REV. RAPHAEL BENZ AMIN. NJ A.. formerly Of Gin.
cinn3ti viii rrdch 'MlZpah" on SATURDAY morning
Fifteenth Street Temple.
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PHILLIPS PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, Madison.
ave and 73d-st.-Rev Dr. Spinning Pastor Is expected
20 ofhciate tomorrow at II a. wednesday evening
prayer meeting at o'clock. All cordially invited.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-11

MADISON AVENUE REFORMED CHURCH, corner
67th-st, Rev. ABBOTT F.. KITTTEDGE. D. D.. Pastor
The Row. JOHN II. EDWARDS will preach morning al
IL No evening services.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-11

SEVENTEENTH STREET METHODIST CHURCH,
A. c. MORFHOU ~. Pa-tOF.-Morning, "At0nng Blood" ;
evening "Our Country" German edlsh service, 30
Praise meeting as. Services al Seats free
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ST. BARTHoLoMEw,s CHURCH. MadlsOnaye; and
k sce AZ II oe Ie5nr paD ESh r
mon at o'clock. Rev. G.: \. CHRISTENSEN VIII
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-11

ST JAMES METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
corner Madison-ave and 126th-st J. E. PRICE, d. D.,
PastorDurfng the Improvements which ar being made
the church services will be held IN The chapel The
Rev. ALFRED WALLS win preach on SUNDAY az 10 80
A. m and 45 D. N. Sund3 -scnool az 80 a. and
Young peoples meeting at 0 40 D. m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-11

111th-st.-Rev JOHN L. CAMPBELL. Pastor, breaches
10 80 i. H., subject Found in HIM 40 .. 9TH.
1.-The Coming OF the Deverer" Strangers made welcome.
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GOSPEL TABERNACLE CHURCH SHAVE. and 4ith.
ST., Rev. A. D. SIMPSON, Fastor-Sabbath services,
1895 a. NJ. 80 p. Wednesday, Thursday aud
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trail Baptist Church Of Brooklyn Will preach 40 7;t5
Sundsyschool as 40 .. m. All welcome.
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FORTY-THIRD STREET METHODIST EPISCOPAL
CHI RCH, shave, Rev FRANK L. WILSON, Pas
tor-preachine 10 80 m and : 80 N. by the Rev.
ED--ND LEW IS OF Hudson, n. \. Church open all
sumner Seats and strangers cordially invited TO at
tend
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JUDSON MEMORIAL CHURCH
Washington Square. South.
EDW ARD UDSON Pastor
Rev. JAMES u. BRUCE breaches Sunday IL a. m. and
ID m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-11

At SOUTH REFORMED CHURCH, Mad son-ave,
rner 3Sth-st Rcy. RODERlCR TERRY ID, Pastor
,rvee sunday morning at IL o'clock
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CANAL STREET Sa agy hi e,,:s.
OF 10 80 q. m. AL welcome.
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WHEAT NO. 3.

Cash quotations follows Flour dull. UNCHANGED
NO 2 spring wheat 9od9lc No. spring wheat s4ds6c
No red. 81 d02c: No. corn. 5Sloc No. oats Sc
30 rye 76r 40. . barley nominal No. l naxseed,
~ O5 prime timothy seed q q mess nork, per bhl,
.l.s Loose &c 2oase p dgy sated shoulders bSyed
whskav dstlers' finished goods. per gal. a. 49, No
whit oats 41led44c; No white oats 40i2d412c no.
harley Z. o. b., 55c No. barley. do 55c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-11

CHURCH OF ZION AND ST. TIMOTHY protestant
EpscoDaD. Rev II. LUBECK. NJ. A.. LII B.. Rector
Divine will be held In church 25S Wes, sd.
ST.. tomorrow az II a. and m. Holy Communion
every Sunday at 8 N. and on nrss Sunday Of each
month az IL a. m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-11

DISCIPLES OF CHRIST. jGth-st., near sth-ave.-
Rev. b. Il. TYLER, D. D., Pastor Morning by
the Rev. Mr.. WILLIS, OF Morrisanla No evening ser.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-11

CAVALRY BAPTIST CHgRcH 57th.st. between 81,
and It'll aves.-Dr MACARTHUR breaches Sunday morn
Ing and evening Sunday school 245 Prsyer-neetings
Monday and Friday evenings. Church never closes. No
church school mission service omitted Strangers
ways welcome.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-11

EIGHTEENTH STREET METHODIST EPISCOPAL
CiU RCH. OLIVE A. BROWN. D. D.. PastOr.-Preaeh.
Ing 10 80 and as by Rev DR.. c. j. MANN Of Alabama.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-11

AT THE SCOTCH PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, 18th.
f.. near 6thave;. Iey DAVID q WYLIE. IN. D..
Pastor will preach 90 IL a. and 10 p IN. Morning
subject Tile Natural and Spiritual Harvest" Church
open ali summer. strangers welcome.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-11

FIRST REFORMED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH,
12th,st between 0th and eth ayes. Rev. JAMES D..
STEELE. Pastor.-oeryices 10 80 a. m. and .. IN.
Everybody welcome.
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geeas 8.

= Nuf Der 9alaier Gair bat CUNT
@ounip ben eriten Preis fit bic bette
@ouniD : Nusfte1ung babongetragen.
Diefe gbre 1T III, 10 GROCER, als bic
3abI ber fonturrirenoen Counties cine
3iemlid groBe mar.
= &i6ter B,Dant in Paris, Seras.
bat ben Capt. o. s. 2Don unb s. 6.
gbans 81 MitglieSern oer MaHenbers
tpalteri@aft bet International . Babn
ernannt. Capt. 2pon bot fofort iein
Mmt angetreten, na6bem er bic errors
berlide 8urgi6aft i'm 8etrase bon
5000. 900 gefieGt bate.
Sr Brenham mutbe Der Neser
Soc 9aG Derbattet, Der ben 8eriu9
gemaGt bate, Elm 1~4idbrises meiBes
Md6hen 3u bersenaltisen. Das Mdb.
den leiftete ibm tsbo9 tapfersu Wiber.
ianb unb trisb ibu NIT einem &epoIper
aug sem 0auie. @lGiebrsre 6ddhe, Die
fe auf ibn abfsuerie. ginaen febi. 0al
III in bas @efdngaiB bon aufin @ruuip
gebra9t norben, bd CT in Waibington
@ountp idwerii6 benz &i9ier 2pn9
ettgangen tpdre.
Sn ee8uin tpirb in ben Sagen
bonn 81. gum 81. October bic 8iebs
Musfelung BON Guadalupe gountp abs
sebalten merben, gu Der umfaRenbe
8orbereitungeu setrofen porben Rno.
Mu4 m.brere Der bena9barten Counties
tperoen auf b~erielben bertreten iein.
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cages Neuisteiten.
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a.. .Mu;o., gon,,u..
h.s etno..s c.a;os .oa suauss.sGa a
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ieIben ausgefproGen.
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Bel Dubuque, Soma, III Elm niebrigerer,
als felt 20 Sabren. 8ieIe Saufenoe
BON GifGen aler glrt. bic In ben 2aden
unb WaHerl66ern 5uradbliebea. gtben
3u @tunbe, neil aud biefe mad unb
ita1 a~usirodnen, nnb bic Slide auf
benz beiBen Ganbe auridIaKen.
- Senfationele gntbiiauneen iibsr
einenin 8roBartisem MaBtabe betrisbes
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ttno oenltld@if gu erfDartsn. IS beiBt.
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Sole &eoanRett.

Dtand)e iino Dor Der Sof5eit elm re9t traa-
les Ydrden, lebr oft aber ttidt mebr, Iobalo
aus lpuen Elm 9etrautes Barfen geiuoroen 1T.
Site 1T Oas fOitpielisfe aler Sitter.
Giisrinft brau4t nid)t sendbrt gu merben;
iie nahrt ft1 ielber.
Sn einsm enssn 9erseu bat oft nod Elm
iueiteS @euiieu Ylat.
Die 2eute, Die bel jeber @elesenbeit umeine
@enigfeit@ i'm Wunbe fibren, balten getpDbn.
lid arn meiiten por iid ielbft.
@an bringt @elbbeifatb nit Serseusnei.
gnng in g8iberiprud unb bod lift cine @elb-
bsiratb 9elp06nlid 9erSensneigung.
@s gibt piele geute, Die beoenteno merieer
b6fid ipdren. ipenn es linen riht an Wluth
ssbra9e, bic @abrbsit su ia9en.
1as @elb fdngt erft baum gu tebeu an,
fpsnu man es tobti6Id9t.
Gs bat msit b5ie 6olsen, penu Giuer
GAemonn iuirb, ebe er 81 a II II getuorbeu.
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9ejnmbbeit tit @eidbtbmsa

Or. 6. 9. gDefs MerpeHs nab @ebirn : Sur TT Elm
yaranttrtes fpeeiff9es Geilmtttel fur Srfterie, ardms
pfc, Herpbie Meuralsta, R~cpffGmersent nerSbfe lIebers
ret3uug unn Nbipannnng, perurio@t burm ben hter=
mdbisen @enue bon GItctpI pber Tabat G&laFlpfss
feitt Miebersei4lasenbeit unb @ehirrermei@nns, BE
In Watnfnn ausartet rnb aIsemetnes Gleab, Ste@s
ttum unb Gob herbeifhhrt. G5 1T aud elm Seilmtttef
pofen5 Set beiben @eIGleGtern, GpermatcrrbpeG, Serz
nrlu&t burA eeiFige ueberanitrengung cher burn
SuSenbfduben. Je6e G9a9teI entbdlt BITE Sur fur
ihr $780,, burH bic gpa sesen Ginfenbuns bs8 9relies.
RBtr 9arontiren, 6ab 6 S@amtelu iebeH Taa better.
perben; MRit ieber 4efeanns fir 6 SdadpteIu, bic Bet
ms NIT BEN yretSe ~etniduft, fenben MIR benz Befeler
~nnieren 54rtftlt4eu @arantte : Sdein, bab MIR bas
@eIb jurldf@tdeu, penn bas Waittel tetEe Setluns Bee
girtt. Selae G4etne irerben uur ausseteut pom
Gtts Drng Stcre lGinstse Gsenten) 80. s CAT
Commerce Gfreet, Gan Gntpnto, IeSas.
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1tnbpGnanSiae gBSrtcrbiidler.

NH"uDuVututye SCnrIeEuuWeT. TQt,
ler Napoleon 1. Ia9te einmal ,Das
8ort nunm69li6feit" itebt in meinem
MOrterbn6 ni6t," mo5u Elm oeutl6e8
Wibblatt bemerft, 9iapoleon l6eine ii6
ipdter ein uonitdnbiseres @remplar an
9ei6afft 81 babeu. Gin ueualseiteater
Sebrer IN elmer 8oitoner &nabenl9ufe
mag lid ieneS au8ipruds Napoleons
crinnert baberl, ais ct in leiier Qntrittsz
ipra6e bemerfte: ,8ergellet niemals,
Sir Sun9ens, rab es in bem gtdnSers
ben 80rterbuG Der Sueeno fem @ort
9ibt, oas pWtiBliusen" beibt." Gin
@eilden oana6 itano elmer Ser S9iiler
auf nn0 antportete auf oe8 2ebrers
Srase gang bebd6tig sd m09te nltr
anbeimgeben, penn es wirflt6 lid 10
perbalten loate, alt Die 6erausseber
jeneS @Drterbudc8 Ill i6reiben nlb
ibre &ufmerfiamteit alf Sen BON Sbnen
e~rmabnten bebauertibeu Wansel gu
lelfet1."
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2meierIei.

81: oNuf welde Beiie bod lpobt
Der llnternebmer anifbuber 3n lol6eln
Nerm09en gefommen lit, ct mar bod
frilber ni6t beionoerS moblbabeno Pr
s.: 80, ba8 fat Ell aQes am Wtlluoe
a%bgeipart." = d.: rBas? Der liebt
bod ni0t aus, OILS Of Ell lid etmas an
Weunbe ab9elpart bdtte." s.: ySa,
niGt iidl leinen 2enten! I"
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Gin @adberHauoiaer.

2ebrer; ,8ie i'd Sud 9eSetst
babe, be0eutet Sic 8orlilbe Ser mel.
items oas, mas III eineu uugiinitigen
3ultano iiberge9angen ooer i9le6ter
9eworoen 1T; SIR babt Oa gum 8eis
lpiel sic Iorte: oeroerben, perpful1en
u, /. 10. Gann mir @iuer nod ar6ere
Seiipiele ia9en /? = Srit: 80 ia!
= p%erlobeu, oerbeiratben
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MQerlei.

6err Carl Bed mirb ein Sr6eiter
BON einigen 20 Mann 3uiammeufeQea
uno nit bemfeiben In benz grpBeu
SaaIe Der neuen Surners0 Dale, bic tb.
rer B~naenbung nit 8ieieai6rittea ent,
gesengebt, reseImdbise sonntagsNads
mittaes Gonserte beranfaIten.
Der prutefaatifGe @eiitli1e &eb.
g. 6. Sinus lit aus Senber. Colorado,
bier oEgefommen, um btet eine freie
oeutfhe @emeinbe gu grtinben.
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Rette ansRat.

Sat Gin elmer Dorfldenfe einfeb,
ren0): sd moot ein @las gier =
lGuit oa5 SAT idou lali9e?" -
@irtb: uSeit bout friib nm 3ebn
uie(leidt." ga It: yG6nnt i) oa
nidt partell, bis friI6c8 fommt?"
8irtb: % ia, oas f0nnen's i6on.
Srall, ri6t' SaS 8ett i'm @aitftiibel,
Der Serr nil 10 LANCE 90 bleiben, bis
frtlh all9e5apft wirb."