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satSnsgxteg fpeetFi9es 9etlmitteI fur 9pferie, Rrdmz
pfs, nerpbie @enralsta, a~cpffAmsrten, nerpbfe febers
reilau9 pgn Nbipannnns, perurlo@t tur4 ben hberz
mdbt8en @eBab bon Nltphrf pber Tahat G&LaflcRss
ftttL MiebersefAIasenbett unb @ebtrrerrpei9uns, BE
u Babnknn ausartet nnb ausemetnes Gienb, SteHs
tbura NIB Tch ferteiflbrt. Sc 1T aud eth 9eiImittel
vcient BET ttiben @ef@Ie@tern, @pernatrrrbpea, Sers
gria4t burH getfise neberanirensuma cber bprn
Susenhlhuhen. Se6e S@a@teI entbdlt bic Sur fur
ffr $780, burA bic BOT sesen Ginienbuns bes Vreties.
2Btr Sarantiren, boz 6 G@a@tefn iebea TaG better
tperben: mt feesr gslsauns fur 8 Sna@tsln, bic Bet
ans NIT BEN 4retfe %einidnfts fenbeu utr benz Beaeuer
nnlersn j4rtttlt4en @orantte : S&etn, baB mtr has
0elb Surhdi@t6ent lrenp bas H2ittet teine Seilnus bes
ptrtt. Srl9e Shfine reIbeu NUT ausseteat pom
9tts DrMesGtcre (Giu5tee Qsenten) 30. 8 CAT
GsrRnlercs Street. Gan NutrnfO, Tegas.
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MaerleL

- Der tleue 9bet beg GeuerDepartes
ments bat bic @tabt In finf Oifrifte
eiugetbeilt, 10 baB auf iebe Geuer. Cons
pagnie Elm Ditritt fommt. Su 3us
tunft tpiro BET elmer 6e~uersbrunf nur
elm alarm segeben, ber fur bic @ompass
ME gilt. In beren 9iitritt bas Geuer
ausbra6. Grit penu bas Geuer sr6z
bere 9imenfioaeu annimmt. erfolgt Der
3peite Nlarm, tporauf R9 aIe @ompag,
MEN nod Der 6euerfteIe bsgeben.
= Mapor @allagban miro benz
5tdbtratb eiuen plan our 8eiprinte.
lung aler StraBen Der Stabt porIegen.
Dana9 iolen, mie In ben sroBen euros
pdii9en @tdoten, in gemiKen Gutter,
nungen MaieritatiOnen erri@tet tper>
ben, Der @9lau9 uirb angei1raubt
unb bic @trabe tpirb befprintelt. Die
Nrbeiten nerben Sag unb yfa1t fortge.
iebt uno Stabtgefansene weroen ba3u
berapge3ogen. Mu9 bic Grri1tung els
nes allsemeinen @9IaGtbaufes mirb
bemnd1ft empfoblen tper5en.
: Die Shbli9e paeifesgabn fabrt
auf ibren 3agen cine neue pateutirte
9uftbremfe elm, bic groBe 8ortbeile
tiber bic bisber i'm @ebrau@ gepefenen
Batente befbeu lou.
= Die Stalieuer trefen 8or5ereis
tunseu our Jeier bes 399. Sabrestases
bet embedding Nmerifa's am II. unb
Ii. October.
- Mn SteIe BON @b. Soubet, Der
ieinen goten Dbne g%rIaubniB nerlieB,
bat @bef Bed, ben ebemalisen gbef Der
sunfet S1Inu6 @ampagnie, u. u.
0oud gum 8ormann BET Geuer . Som.
pagnte $50. 2 erncanf. 8ormaun Der
Suniet.2 ompasnie 1T 6rans 2Iod.
- Mm Sonntag Morgen Q ubr
tpuroe ienieits beg Gan peoro Mutpuio
Geballos bon Sefus @aifono bL-9 Ell,
men Weferfi9 f9rper beruunbet.
= Sn 6luie BON &uoolf Mhler.
208 &ustsg traBe, bat i9 BET Nnfrei.
DER 2ouis DONATE, ~ Sabre alt, In
calba6, bel Greibere, Sa@ien, sebo.
rsa, tpdbrelb ber samfas Na6t bets
giftet. Gm Sonntag Iorgen wptoe
Ct in feinem 3imner als 2ei9e auf
benz Bette Iiesenb gefinben. Sci
6errn Mdler, Der i'm als Girb In Der
aitea 6eimatb tanate, mobnte 9nnatb
felt einem Morate. b..tsloFeteit,
Iangel an @elb unb S9nsrmutb, bas
ben benz iunsen Manne Selbamorbses
oantsu ~einsegeben. DONATE tpanherte
NIT ber Gamilie Mhller i'm Sable 1884
elm. 8ie MaQer er3dbIt, berriht In Der
camille Seaatbs Die @elbfmorbma.
nie; fem 8ater unb 8ruber legten
felbf 9anb on i6.
- Die Strabelbabn !. Mageteuter
baben benz prdfioe1ten WeiB BON Der
8. ". 6trobenbabnSeieaf6af ibre pes
titiDn. UNI ginbaltung Der 3ubIffhnbi.
gen Mrbeits5eit, borgelest. St net
gerte fi9, bic M~ngelegeabeit nit ibnen
gu beipre@ea. Dom Superintendent
ten Grsen erfubr nagegen bas Romite,
baB es bic Nbfht Der @eie1f6aft fei,
Dor ben @eridtsb6fen bte gonfitutios
nalitdt ber Srbinan3 anaufe@ten uno
baB, naGbem lebtere fir unetiltig ertIdrt
ruorben fet, BITE Rompagnie ibren anses
aelten stDbiffanbige Irbeits3eit auses
itebeu uerbe.
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0ritte 4itiffpm.

Dritte Ninifium.
MaridaG: Gbas. Sauer gi1iitenten S
Sermann, s. Sdulte if.
Grfe Seftiom
Seuermanns &apele.
0eunter 50 asen-@rma4ett Der &runs
bilbe.
Sdlei9er sose anisbts Of Sonor. Mar=
16Gae: Us. @lttpein u,b 8ur3bad.
a3tpet &utIden nit &inbern.
3ebuter 8 asen-9asen i'm @reifen>
nett.
Sdiner aose &nisbts Of Sonor. Mariddae
S. 9aser, 81. Greienias.
8tpei &uti4en NIT &inbern.
d3meite Seftton.
MaridaI: gbas. S. 81. Summel &fits
itent S. geatp if.
Glitter IS a q n-@ubrun mub ipai4en.
Sdserluit z@efeui9aft. Mari@aQe &arl
2ub. 8. Moebe.
s3pet &utI1en NIT &inoern.
8mDIfter @agen-9oaseit Der bier
&0utse.
Beethoven Mdnnerdor. Mari9dae: Sd.
SipS, Sulius CORN.
i3pei &ut'den nit &tnbern.
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Cine @rotnam,
in Be3ug auf ben straBeababn.Setr

Sci es bur9 ben Gtabtratb ber stabt
San Mntonir pero,bnet:
5eftion l. 9aB es ungeiebli9
lein fol fur iebe 9trabeubabnseiels
i9aft. toel9e ibre Wagen iber bic
StraBen uno pIdBe &c. bon San I'm.
tonic laufen ldbt. irgenb eiren Con.
oucteur ober Motormann mebr als IL
5tunben bintereinanosr ununterbronen
ian Dicnite our Beauffidtteang zines
Der Wasen gu lafeu. ooer irseab einen
Gonbueteur ober Motormann inners
halb bon aht Stunoen nod feiner 9b.
I6iung uieber In Sienft au fteuen, na1s
benz ct 3w6lf 6.unben g~earbeitet.
6ettion 2. Der Brdfbent ober
Superintendent irgenb e.ner StraBen.
babuseieuf6aft, Der iraenb cine Der
8efimmungen Der Settion 2 perlebt.
inbem er ireenb eiuen Mngeftelten iets
ner @eielidaft swinst, ldneer aIs
sw6lf 5iuaben bintereinanber i'm
9ieniie su fein auf einem Der Der Sc.
Teaf6aft g%eb0Genbea Wagen, ober Der
b,cs erlaubt coer 3uldBt. fol- elmer lles
be~rtretuug iaulbis eraGtet wsrben unb
mad ieinsr 8ernebmung unb Beirut
ibeiIung Tor benz &efOroer gu elmer
@eloftaFe DON nidt unter flnf unb'
nidt iiber 5Deibunbett Dollars Derur.
theilt perben.
NngeuOmmen uno 8ebiGtst ben 81.
September 1891.
8rpan @aIIo9ban,
Mtteftirt: Mapor,
6. 3. Glaubor. @iips@lert.
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Nuuronu1tg oes TeitSuges gum 9eut=
ldem Sage.

Der Geif3ug am 9eutideu Gage uirb
H6 in %fOlsenber Orbnuug auffeaen
uno bur@ bic 9auptfraBen Der etaot
betuegen:
@rob Mari@aa: Sans 9esener; Iiiifens
ten: 81. S. @ofbeins st. Seebe, $. @intber.
&ntiden nit benz 9rdloenten Der Selel.
l4aft, 9onp. Sogg, Gen. Stanley &C. 3wei
b~erittene Iliiitenten Ghas. Serbarb, Otto
Slider.
&utiden nit Dem Sefretdr, S4abmeiiter,
Deforateur, Spriitetber Des Sinan5s&cmites,
Muitfs9 Director.
8utidea nit itdbtii9en 9eamten &C.
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Grffe 9ipiiiDn.

Marl9an: 9enrb Glmenbprf; &iiiitenten =:
s. 8ilb, 8. Glemens, Geo. Sartbolomdi.
grite Seftton.
Militdr : &apele.
9tpniere BON Seras, altes Seuer : 0epartes
ment q. 81. DirIer, Mari4aq.
Crit er @aSen- @ermanta unp Co
lumbia.
@ranb slrn,p 8epublie. @ari@dae: IS.
s. Seters, S. WcGaa.
&utIden nit airbern.
3weiter @agen = 8eptpulfs &f
nit benz Meersl1nsetbirn.
&rieser 8erein. Marl4aae: g. Sannit,
Gbas. &i9ter.
3wei &utlden NIT &inbera.
3meite Seftipn.
Marldau: IS. Sailing, g. 8a8ner.
Sritter 8 aeen- 8epnnlf int Wtcors
Lamb : Sumpf.
San Nntontp 9eutl9er MGnnerdpr. Nar=
i9aGe: $. SdDnfelbt, 8. S. Befing.
3ipet &utI6en nit &tnbern.
gierter @ 8alait SuStlei4.
Srobiinn @eiang 8erein. Narl4aae: S.
Deininser, S. 8psel.
3pei &uti4en nit &inbern.
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3meite 9iniiiun.

Maridaa: S. edite aiititentsn S. 8ps.
Ter, S. 8auer.
Grite Seftion.
@lamo Muftf=&apeIe.
SInfter @agen 8ecpmlfS Slu4t
aus benz Dradenberg.
Sermanns s56bne. Mariddae. ausuit
&ebbsrs, S. @obIfabrt.
3net &utiden nit &irbera.
Sedter 50 asen-ROiensarten &eden
auf Ser @aht.
@drtner : 9ereim. Marl9dae $. &olms,
IS. 2aper.
3pei &uti4en nit ainOern.
3meite Seftipn.
Mari9aI: IS. 81. 9ode; Qifiitent: SEQ
carleton.
Siebenter @agen-NibeEunsensSorb
Orben Der Nuserpablten Greunbe. Star
iddqe: @nt Miler IT,, g. SoadimstbaI.
3pet &utiden nit ainbern.
A9ter Siesfrieo eri6ldst ben
Sraden.
ct. Soiepbs 8erein. glari9dIe: Sobn S.
&ipps, 8. S. SiltenfuB.
81ei &utihen nit &inbern.
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6 { | s.
Cages Gbrpnif.
5. Otto b e r.


1856. Seinri@ III. beutider Safer seit.
1882. gnnabme bes 6~rosorianii9en &az
LENDERS burd bic me,iten Staten, bic nun
ben Is. Sftober itatt bes 5. Sstober rednen.
1889. 3ug bes S6bels bon 9aris nad
@eriaiaes.
1895. Sic eeetipnen Der Surserdaft bon
Yaris bur6 8arras unb 8pnapG,te beiiest.
8ptaparte iptrb General.
1928. Dte 9lesppter iberseben Ratras ben
Sran5oien. @nDe Der dgpptii6en 9espotie.
1880. @beiter q. 9lrtbur seboren.
1881. GbbiaSfi sebt nit $4,000 9plen iiber
bic preubti4e @renSe. Gnbe bes poinii@en
6reibeitsfampfes.
Epdter Der &aiierin Soiepbine auf benz Sire
nenbere (S9pei5) seitorben.
1852. Sdlcdt Bel Metamora ben 8unz
bestruppen tOerben i6tpere Serluite beisebradt.
$500 Mann).
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ridt unb fin6 gu benz ausgeipro4enen
3wede bot; unb penn fe ibr @ewano
unb ibre Symbolic bel Settle legen, 70
fnb he bur9 ibr @elibbe ge3tpungert,
fir bic Gebren unb 8ori6riften ibrer
Stride prOpusanoa 3u MAIDEN unb bes=
balls Der 6hentIi6en 5Guleu ungeeia,
net unb unDertpenbbar.
8iertens: IS 1T bic NbH6t beg
9taates Seras, in ieinem 6fsntli6en
56ulfptem nur cine msltli1e @raiez
bung gu liefern,
Ghnftens: Cine DrgGniirte Gers
einigurg 1T notbwenoig, UNI bic Set.
tenfrage aus Der ameritanii6en BoIitit
gu oerbannen unb bic ueberariffs Der
r6Miiden Stride in BITE birserIi9sn unb
polttii9en Sn~ftitutiouen Der Ser. Staa'
ten gu befdmpfen.
Se6fens: Bon re9iswegen iols
ten religi6Ie uno ale anberen Sn5titu
tiouen in ben Ser. 5iaaten ieber3eii
Der unteriu9uug unb g.auf11tigune
5ei!ens Der 81 oieiem Be1ufe erHanns
&egierungsbeamten su9dnglid iein, ba
bies bur6aus ameritanii9, NIT Der biir=
aerll4en Jreibeit bertrdgli6 1T unb eli
ne quite. borforslide &egierung fihett.
SiebentenS: 9a bic Ser.
Staaten 8emifensfre ibeit gorantiren,
10 lit eine Denomination pber Sefte
nit ieoer anberen slei6bere9tist i'm
s9uB Der @eiebe um ibrem rel,gi6ien
@lauben au folgen.
Man bat ben rteuen Berbanb vWaib'
ington. 2isa" genannt. neil Walbing,
ton tn ieiuer betannten Nbi9ieos.
Nore1e au bas ameritanii9e Bolt bic
Nmeritaner Dor allen 9tnaeu ermabnte,
fi6 fret bon allen BinbniRen nit aug.
Ddrtigen Md@ten gu balten. Man III
aber auf benz beifen Wese. fold cine
frembe Wa6t. tls r6miide pnpftbum,
@infuB auf bic inneren Mnseleeenbei,
ten beg Bottles eetpinnen gu IaRen.
Dos eifri9e 8efreben Der Waibins
tans2iga tpirb es aber iein, ALIEN, poer
in @emeinf6aft nit anbsrer gIeihges
finnten 8ereinigungen, allen ioIben
0eriu6en auf bas enersii@fte entsesen
3u tpirten.
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9ie Rrtmsipten. Grfl1rmnsen ber @a.
ibtn8tpns2tga.


Die Briu3ipiens gr~tldrungen Der $50
fbington > 2iga = elmer aus Mnbdugern
ber beri6iebeuien &i9tungen 5etebens
ben 0ereinisuus, bic aber einmhtbig
5uiammenbdlt. mo es gilt, bic 8renz
nuns bon Staat uab Stride aufre9t au
erbalten uno ole NHsriffe elmer beion.
beren Girdengeme.nihaft auf bieie
llnabbdnsigt.it beiber BON aiuanoer abs
sulpebren-fnb ieBt bon elmer 3abIreid
beiudten 8erfammlung angen0mmen
unb gutgebeiBen Dorben.
Sic haben ben aa9febenben Wort.
laut:
grfens @s III bic politif Der rDs
mii9en STRIDE, Stride unb Stact iiber.
al gu pereini9eu, mo H6 oies tbun ld6t.
3meitens: IS III he Nufgobe
Der r6mifGen 2ir@e. reIisi5ie unb melt.
li6e Gr3ietuns In ben 6featli6sn S9a.
len Der Ser. Staaten gu p~ereinigeu,
6fentli6e @elber eiu3u5ieben, utter ibre
2ontrole su 0rinsen unb fur ti,1Ii9e
3wede au Dertpenben.
Drittens: Wenn bic barmber.
ber5igen Sdmefern, Elm tpoblbetannter
reltgi6ier Orben Der r6mii9 : tatboli.
iden Stride, ibr tir6Ii6es @emanb, nit
&ofenfrau3 uub Cruelty trageu. tpdh.
renb He In ben 6fsntli@eu S@uIen oIs
Qebrerinnen auftreten, 10 Iebren He
&elision turd ben Mnf6auun9ssu nters
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glue 0roiuau;.

bur9 welde benz &apitel IS Der 8eoi,
bitten Stbiuan5en Der 9tabt San
Mntonio bic Settionen Al, As, 46
unb AZ ~biuauseftigt nsrben.
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Wierte 0ipifipm.

Narldaa: 8. S. Mauermann; 9iiiftenten
6. Brandt, s. Stnsel.
Grfe Settion.
8aibinstpn Sbeater Mufif.8apeue.
Orei3ehnter @agen-T aubauier in
9Srielberg.
Surnperein. Mnr59dae.
3pei &utiaen nit ainbern.
@ier3e6nter 8asen- arOnuns oes
HareibaI.
8ainters Union. Mariadle 9lubreip Nel:
ION, SECS. San &iper.
l3pei &uti@en nit &inbern.
3nette Seftion.
@ari@aa: &ubulpb @0lder @iiiitent 81
Shmiif[er.
GInf3ebnter 8agen Slon am
9ofe les &alifen bon 8asbab.
8Iafimitb linton. MariddQe: SuIiui
Sranf, 8. @eber.
2pei &utlaen nit &inbern.
Se9s3ebnter 90 a 8 en-8ater &bein.
Sinners Union. Mariaaq; Gb. 9pbrpm'
listi.
3pei &utlden nit 8inbern.
Carpenters Union. Mariddae S. g. Gn,
brefpS, Sphn Mlbertbal.
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@runDeiseutsums . llebertrasmnsen.

Wm. Mtler unb Nnbere an s. 6.
Groft. @~runbittf an Ror6. GlorestraBe,
$1,000.
@eorge 8. Ralteper on MiB 2ena
Wen3, @runbfif tn pere3froBe. preis
nominel.
Sulius Berenbt on Wilbem 6inde.
100 Mder 2anb on Der 6alabo, IL
Meileu uorbbfli6 BON BET stabt 5000.
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SeirathS.Gd,efne

Clos. pieperl unb Nnnie Ghreiber.
derbinaab Pfeifer unb Soispbine
Duff.
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Sftmuls bort n,an ia9eli, 4aterts
Weoicinen leicn nur fin uuipihsnpe be'
reitst. Die Ger5te beitarfrn oa5 Eabli'
fun in bielem @laubeu.
Die gauge Mtnid9eit", 10 ersdblt
man nus, lift I'M b6dten @raOe ullz
uiGeno, iobulO ~meOiciniid)e @iiienidoft
in 8ctradt fommlt."
S~orausseieet MN, boB 6ics Der San
iei! Mas eit froufcr Wenid beOarf,
1T nid)t @ilcnidoit, ionce.u 5ciluis,
maO sic GrSnei, Die ba bei(t, 1T Die Mte<
bi3il iiir Ben &ranten.
Or. Gierce's @oloen Ote6ical Dis
eoperp bcilt roie oa 9laubea4 mno nbie
Da uid,t slauben". Da sibt eS fsin
3weifcln baran, fsin n8cmn" unN
MOglidermeiit".
SO oerlidcrt SD fam bid beilen,
iobalb On MIR metnen Nnmetlun9en
folsit4.
gieleiht periagt es sclegentlid. Die
Strncler erfabren tics jchof, ipcna
es seidiebt, neil ie nismols baS @elO
bebalten, ,ueru Die arsnei bic @irfuns
peria9t.
ausenOmmeu, bic aerStc banbsltsn
nad oiciem 8rincip. (@ir bitten Die
slerste uu @ersei9uns. SIS wiircs iid
,potl faum MAIDEN y
Marsen, 9ieica unb jsDe anbsre
Hrt bon @atar.h I'M aOpfe ipirb rabifal
sebs,lt brnd Or. Cages @atarrb Sc
msOp. 6infsis Cents. Si apOt6s'
Perm
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8n6 & Cog, Nuttionatoren. M6bel
tueroeu ges unD bertauft; umaug bers
ielber befOrgt unb M6bel a%ufbemabrt.
rs Mlamosp laaa.
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pd- Die Household Ndbmaidine
mirb bel 8. %. @r2s, 408 Mpe. f pers
fault.
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Marldan: Senrp Glmenborf !; aiiiitenten
s. 8ilo, 8. @lennens, Geo. 8artbolomdi.
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ssriiaert euer eissntbum Bel Sim part.
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Maridaa: S. ediite siiiitentsn S. 8ps=
ler, S. 8auer.
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for upward of two hours getting these things into the boat, and the last articles taken aboard were meat, flour, beans, tea and other provisions from the lazarette.
 It was about 10 o'clock when Mrs. Will jams took her seat in the yaWl and cast oil from the schooner, and the tide at once lrifted her out of the bay to the north. The only thing of consequence she had forgotten was chart of the Java sea, which she could have put her hand on at 8 minutes notice, and it was the want of this which made her Crusoe for several years. As the yawl went to sea after it's own fash ion, Mrs. Williams lost the points of the compass at once Indeed, had she kept them in mind, it would have been of no benefit just then, as she had not studied the chart, and could not have told which way to steer to reach another group or the main land, She heard nothing whatever from the natives, but several years later it was ascertained that they did not board the schooner until midnight. The men, all of whom were still drunk and asleep, were stripped and tossed overheard to drown, and then the absence of the woman and her money was discovered. Five or six native crafts were at once sent in pur- suit, while the people who remained footed the schooner of everything of value to Uu0uls anu buCA UOWCA ACA OOu uO 0SCP w a ter and scuttled her to hide the evidences of their crime.
 After drifting three or four miles out to sea the yawl got light breeze, and after few trials the woman learned how to man. age the sail and lay course. She had no idea which way she was heading. but ran off before the breeze, and kept going all night and until mid afternoon the next day. She must have passed the island of Up- nong in the early morning, but so far to the westward that she could not see it. The wind hauling at mid forenoon altered her course by several points, and the north ernmost island of the group, named Pc lilo, was thus brought in line. The island is seven miles long by three in width at it's widest part, and we'll wooded and watered. The woman landed on the east side at the mouth of creek which forms a snug little harbor. She was con vinced that this was one of the islands of the Kinderoon group, but she did not
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When she is sent to report lee ure she enters the hall and walks up to the report era tables with qniet and modest grace. From the depths of reticule she brings forth quantity of nice white paper, at least half dozen pencils pointed at both ends, and lastly bag of candy. This. is her equipment for the fray Her confrere of the other sex probably sits opposite her, writing with stubby pt neil upon the back of an old envelope, and trying to look mis- erable at the bag of candy. When the speaker comes forward she joins the au- dience in giving him rousing reception, clapping as vigorously as any one. She smiles or laughs at his jokes, looks pathet. ic when the speakers words demand il, and mods approvingly when point is we'll talk
 en. She writes bnsily all the time, too
 When the address is finished she g,ves hel share of the applause, and then quietly slows away her impl' ments of war and departs.
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TWO CAREERS.

So much one thought about the life beyond He did not drain the waters of his pond; And when death laid his children heath the sod He called it s'the mysterious will of God" He would not strive for worldly gain not he His wealth, he said, was stored in Gods To Be He kept his mortal body poorly dressed, And talked about the garments of the blessed; And when to his last sleep he laid him down His only mourner begged his widows gown. One was not sure there was life to come, So made heaven of his earthly home He strove for wealth, and with an open hand He comforted the needy in his land.
  He wore new garments often, and the old Helped many 8 brother to keep out the cold. He said this life was such little span Man ought to make the most of it for man; And when he died the fortune that he left Gave succor to the needy and bereft. Ella Wheeler Wilcox in Norfolk Journal Of Commerce.
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Wonders

Are wrought by the use of Ayers Hair Vigor in restoring gray hair to it's original color, promoting new growth, prevent ing the hair from falling, keeping 1t soft, silky, and abundant, and the scalp coois healthy, and tree from dandruff or humors. The universal testimony is that this prep aration has no equal as dressing, ana is, therefore, indispensable to every we'll furnished toilet.
 "I have used Ayers Hair Vigor for some time and it has worked wonders for me was troubled with dandruff and was rapidly becoming bald; but since using the Vigor my head is perfectly clear of dandruff, the hair has ceased coming out, and now have good growth, of the same color as when was young woman. can heartily reconl- mend any one suffering from dandruff or loss of hair to use Ayers Hair Vigor as 8 dressing" - Mrs. Lydia o. Moody, East Pittston, Me.
 "Some time ago my wife's hair began to come out quite freely.
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SAFE INvEsTMENT.-Is one which is guaranteed to bring you satisfactory resus in of failure a return of purchase price. On this safe plan you can buy from advertised druggist a bottle of Dr.. Kings New Discovery for Consumption. It IS guar any affection of Throat, Lungs Chest such as Con sumption, Inflammation of Lungs, Bronchitis, Asthma, Whooping Cough, Group, etc, etc. It is pleasant and agreeable to taste perfectly safe, and always be depended upon Trial bottles at Taft's drug store.
 ''So you want me to give you my daughter" ?"
 1T do, sir"
 'What are your prospects?"
 "Thats what Pm waiting to hear"
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The Flax Bargains for this week are made to force the greatest January sales in our history. Never was there a better opportunity for wise housekeepers to get fine Table Linens and Towels for so small a sum. The chances will be only for a short time.
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". c. T. U. DEPaRTMENT.

KEEP YOUTHS sCUTcHEoN LILY-wHrTE. Keep youths scutcheon ily-white, Let no folly stain it; If life's freshness sin should blight. You can ne'er regain it; Keep pure speech upon your tongue, In your eye, truths lustre; Walk as though angels among
 Round your steps they cluster. Take your sandals of your feet,
 Life is always holy; Everywhere you walk, you meet
 Him, the meek and lowly; God, your Father, in the sky,
 You son forgiven, Look the future in the eye,
 Face lit up with heaven. You shall have the morning-star
 Mid the saints in glory, In that land that is afar,
 Where they've gone before you. Keep youths scutcheon lily-white
 True to those that love you; Bought with blood, and child of light, True to God above you.
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MERIT W1Ns.-We desire to s1y to onr citizens that for years have been selling Dr. Kings New Di-coveIy for Consumption, -Dr. Kings New Life Pills. Bncklens Arnica Save e-aud Electric Bitters and have never handled remedies that sell as well, or not hesitate to guarantee them every time, and we stand ready refund the purchase price, if satisfac- tory results do not follow their These remedies have won their great popularity purely on their mer- it's. E. K. Taft, druggist.
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that she had kept since her courtship days Will the reader please imagine the rest

By very ingenious and original process, Dr. J. 0. Aver & Co.,, of Lowell, Mass,, are enabled to extract the essential properties of the materials used in the preparation of their Ayers Sarsaparilla," thus securing purity and strength that can be secured in no other way.
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A small boy at Utica wanted to play letter carrier. He found package of letters in an old trunk and did play letter carrier Every house in the neighborhood received letter from his little hand until the letters were all gone They were his mothers love lette. 8
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Pater (severely)-My son, this is disgrace full condition of affairs. This report says you are the last boy in class of twenty-two.
 Henry-1t might have been worse, father. I can't see how.
 There might have been more boys in the class
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The saloon is necessity, because "ne- cessity knows no law"-and that, as every body knows, is the saloon most marked characteristic @-
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The Boston R c,rd says that woman reporter is apt to be a peculiar study.