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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-01-19
NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT.

Notice is hereby given that the final account OF
the subscriber. executor or Louis Hersemann. de-
ceased, will be audited ana stated by the Surro-
gate of the County OF Hudson, and reported Tor
settlement on Friday the I'D day OF January
1892.
Dated November Il, 4. D., 1891
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-01-19
NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT.

Notice is hereby given that the account OF the
subscriber. execuIrix OF Harrison Miller. deceased,
Will be audited ard stated by the Surrogate Of The
County Of Hudson. and reported for settlements on
Friday, She 18th day OF January. 1872
Dated November 9, A.. D. 1891
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-01-19
NOTICE OF

Notice Is hereby given THAI the final account OF
the subscriber. administrator of Albert w. Cowan,
deceased, viii be audited and stated by the Surro-
gate OF the County OF Hudson, and reported for
settlement GU Friday, the 5lsJ day Of December
next.
Dated October s. A. D, 1891.
WILLIAM Fl. HALLOWELL.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-01-19
NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT.

Notice is hereby given that the final account o (
the subscriber, ad ministratrix Of Fred erick H.Cook,
deceased, will be audited and stated by the surro-
gate of the County of Hudson. aud reported fo-
settlement on Frid ay. the fourth DAY Of March,
1872.
Dated December % A. D. 1891.
AMANDA NJ. COOK.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-01-19
NOTICE OF

Notice is hereby given that the account OF the
subscriber, executor and trustee under the will Of
Patrick Mcdonnell. deceased. will be audited and
stated by the Surrogate of the County OF Hudson.
and reported for setrlement on Friday. the twenty
second day of January, 1892.
Dated November l9. A. D. 1891.
JAMES FINLEY,
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-01-19
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Estate of Henry Won Claim. deceased. Catharine
VonGlahp. exeouJrix of Henry vonGlahn. deceased.
by order Of the Deputy Surrogate Of Hudson coun.
ty, dated December 81. 1891. hereby gives notice to the
csditors of said decedent 70 bring in their deots.
demands ana claims against the estate OF said de-
cedent. under oath or affirmation. within nine
months from the date OF said order. or they win be
forever barred OF any action therefor against said
executrtx.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-01-19
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Estate of william vsrrinder. deceased. William
Xerrinder. administrator with win annexed Of
the Deputy, surrogate Of Hudson County.
dated &c ober 81, 1891. hereby gives no.
tice to the creditors OF said decedent to bring in
their debts demands and claims against the es-
within nine months from the date OF said order. or
they will be forever barred of any action therefore
WILLIAM vERRINDER.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-01-19
.oTTCE OF %5ETTLEMENT.

Notes is herebygiven that the final account ofthe
subscriber. administrator Of George Baier. DE-
ceased. will be audited aud stated by the
Surrogate of the County OF Hudson. and reported
for settlement on Friday. tho Sth day OF January
1892.
FREDERICK M. STETLER
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-01-19
~cATHARINE Won CLAIM.
NfoTTCE TO CREDITORS.

Estate of Charles c. Gabier. deceased. Christiana
Gabler. executrlx of Charles q. Gabler. deceased.
by order of the Deputy Surrogate Of HUDSON
County. dated December9 3, 1883 hereby gives notice
to the creditors of said decedent to bring in their
& demands and claims against the estate of
i'd scedent, under oath or affirmation within
] ne ,onths from, the late OF said order. or thew
Q forever barred Of any action therefor
AGAINST said executrix.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-01-19

The Wayne A. c.. will hold it's regular
fcrtnightly members games in the gym
nasium on Thursday evening. The fol-
lowing handicap events will be con-
tested:-Forty-five yards fiat, forty-ive
yards hurdles (2-6), half mile run, one
mile run and running high jump. Young
men are invited to witness the games.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-01-19

The Jersey City Athletic Club had a
weak team last night and was easily
beaten at home by the Riverside A. G..
The scorc:-Romaine. 1877; Wins. 156;
lockwood. 1913: Bogert. $50; Bonley, 1874;
Ellison. 40; Rickrich 1876: Hewetson. 1909;
Harrit, l52: Leaycraft. 14o; total, 1855.
Riverside-Cadiz. 1856: Maurer, l4l; Abbot,
l39; Bolton, 1873; Randell. IS; Thompson,
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strikes, Spares and Brakes.

Umpire-W. J. kendrick.
Scorers-F. Il. Randall and A.. inRersolI.
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WON AT HARLEM.

outgomery, ,,,. rs l46 222 299 1868 az. 52S sos esS TG2
in Knights. $50 ~ l57 az $50 1868 AL 524 COB 669 79
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-01-19
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Estate Of George Blaker deceased. Mary
deceased. BY order of the Surrogate Of
Hudson County. dated November a: 1891. hereby
bring in their debts. demands and claims against
the e.tate of said decedont. under oath or afn-ma-
ton, within nine mon tbs, from the date OF said
order, OF they will be forever barred OF any action
therefor against satd execuJrix.
MARY lane BLAKEY.
Claims to be presented at the orics OF X. B Soy
mour. Weldon Building. jersey City. Nj.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-01-19
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

E Jennings executor Of Mary Mcpon-
rogate of Hudson County. dated Novem-
Der %, 1891, hereby gives notice to the credit ors
of said decedent to bring In their debts, demands
and claims against The estate of SAID decedent.
under oath or affirmation within nine months
from the date OF said order, or they will bs for
ever barred OF any action therefor against said
executor.
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Totals .... $ IS II 1872 totals .....
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Samnst
Quinine
6aar.4pnic,

Elm bepdbrtes Mittel ben 9aaren feline
natiirli9e Garbe unb 2eber nieber3u,
geben. Sc befeitigt S9upben %nolftdns
big unb Derbinbert bas Musfalen Der
9aare, inbem es bic geiunbe Sbdtigfeit
Der aopfbaut anregt unb bas Sorts
madfen beS 6aares fi1ert. Sc 1T polk
tommen fret BON giftigen @ubftonsen.
preis per Glafde 81. Sur aIeir prd,
parirt BON Oscar SampSb.
9auptnieberlage in Drpnsfis Mpotbefe,
Militdrzp lasa unb Sib GloreSfrabe.
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Ok faibionablen Dunlap, anor
unb Stetfon 0ite fnbet man bel Yans
& Sobn.
California 5 @eine.

Weinliebbaber finben elm groBes Ga
ger BON feinen California Weinen bel
9errn s. S. WeDer am Mlamos
gla3a. 6err Meper 1n9t Bic Weine
on Srt unb Stene aus unb fault brett
aus benz 2eler Der Wein5i6ter. Ms
giltem 9enner gelingt es Inn tets, bic
beffen Sprten aus5updblen. ST farn
feline &unben mnb Gamilien NIT einemt
gnten Sropfen berfeben. &ntbs unb
MeiBs Weine in Doraiisli1er Nnalitdt
bon iebt ab $1.00 per @a1one - frei
ins 9aus geliefert.
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9eiet bies.

Wenn Sbr giirer Geiunbbeit ober
Der grbDlilng uegert cine biibf6e Meift
MAIDEN MOTT, 70 ratbeit mir gii1, mad
Dot Springs, Mrt., benz xgarIsbob
Amerifas~ gu geber, iDeIdts I'M 6srs
5e1 Der Daarfberge liegt, iinrgtben ppx
rei5enber Scererie NIT ff6nen sabre
unb Jnbmegen unb ben beilfrdftigfen
luelen Der Welt. Sbr errei9t "a
bur9 bic fem ausgeftafteten 3ige Der
Sron Mountain Babn. Wegen iaatrirs
ter. pampblete NIT Bef6reibung Grid
p~erfanbt) menbet gud an ben Mgeutex
Der aompagnie nber an ben GeneroL
YaRagier : Ngenten Der Mo. pae. ~.
Co., 81 2ouis, Mo.
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Mnerlef.

= Nm Montag pirb bic nort bieiis
gen Surrt 8erein gesrinbete 9urn>
S6ule er0fnet merben. gu ben bers
i6iebenen GlaHen iinb erfreuli6er
Weiie bisber re9t aablrei6e Mnmels
bungen erfolet, ndmli1 225. 9iefels
ben ~pertbeilen fi9 amf folgenbe GlaRen:
&naben bon 6 bis II Sabren AZ;
@naben pon II bis IA Sabren so;
&naben BON Is biz Is Sabren "a;
aetioe Surner 80; 8dren : &iege TO-;
Mdb9en bon 6 big ~ Sabren %;
Mdb6en bon Ii bis Is Sabren 30;
Dame1t iiber 16 Sabren II. 9ieier
Nnfang 1T iebeafals Elm bielperiprez
9enber.
SIN Monat Gebruar itarben in
San Mntonio, ME mir benz foeben
pom bieligen @efunbbeitsante Der6fs
fentli1ten Observation-Disclosures entnebs
men, i'm @ansen l01 perionen, wos
bon iebo9 ni9t tpeniger als 80 Jrembe
tparen. Sc tparen bies fdmmtli9
2ungenfranfe, bic = aber gu fpdt =
bierber gefommen tparen, In Der 6ofs
nung, bier 9eilung gu finben. Bon
ben 101 i'm Mdr5 bier Ge%itorbenen
ftarbett tdmli9 ni9t ueniger als % an
bef 59pinbiu9t unb 9 an ipnitigen
&ranfbeiten Der Mtbmnngs : Srgare.
Ser 9autfarbe mad pare1l bon ben 1O1
8eritorbeneE 81 neiB unb nur 4 farbig.
Sc iparen babDtt 81 mdnnli9 un6 "a
meibli1 = tpieber bas alte gdr3 uners
fldrli6e WtbuerbdltniB, auf bas mir
i6on pieberbolt aufmerffam gema6t
baben. Bon ben 1O1 Sobtem tparen
A in Seras geboren, 81 in anberen
Staaten Der Union, II in Oeuti1lanb,
Z in Merico, 3 in Srlanb unb ie elmer
in Sefterrei9, Stalien, Sranfrei9,
England unb Canada.
- Wir batten bas 8ergniiseM, ben
auf Der Sur9reife na1 Der @taatss
bauptta6t Muitin befnbIi9en @eprd.
ientanten Nimib bon fredericksburg gu
begriBen.
= Oie bauiirenben Mgenten Der Dc
@lure painting Company, bic in Der
Stabt Muftrdge fiir 8ilber nnb Bilber,
rabme1 aufnebmen, baben bic erforbers
li6e 2i3ens CUR 8etreibung ibres Sc
f6dfts ni6t erlangt unb tperbeft aui
Iutrag bes Solicitors Gif9e bon ben
polisiiten berbaftet tperben; es .iei
6enn, fie baben fi9 in ben 8eiib Der
9iSens gefeBt unb iinb i'm Stan6e, bies
felbett borau5eigen.
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Proclamation
fir bic abbaltnus eiuer spe5ialwabl,
Mapors Office,
San Nntpnto. 8. M6ra '92

SuH NHtDIlD, o. VluT3 ".
Sn Der StabtratbsliBnng bonn 7.
Mdr3 1892 murbe cine Dr6inan3 arz
genommen, in pel6er beftimmt pirb,
baB cine Spe5ialzM bfimmung abgebalt
ten tperbem ion, I'M bic Mmfi1ten Der
@runbfeueraabler Der Stabt San I'm,
tonic in 8e3ug auf bic Musgabe ppn
Bombs int Betrage BON ameibunberts
finf5igtauienb ($250,000) Dollars auf
stuansig bis breiBig (20-3O) Sabre
su feds (6%) Yro3ent gu ermittelr.
Dieie Bombs, fopie Der grtrag Der fdls
ligen ad valorem 6teuertt, Der @etpers
beiteuern, Der 2ieenaen, Marftsebibz
rem, Der @elbtrafen bes poIi5eigeri9ts
&C. follen fo0en ba5u permenbet perben
bic I~aufenben Nusgaben Der gertpal-
tung Der Stabt San Antonio fir bas
Gisfaliabr 1892-1893 au beden.
Sesbalb orbre i'd, Brpan garlaos
ban, Mapor Der Stabt Sun Mntionio,
fraft Der mir bur9 ben Greibrief unb
bic Orbinanaer biefer Stabt iibertra.
genen BefugniKe unb in uebereinitims
nturtg nit Geftiomen 43 unb As bes
an1embirten Greibriefes bonn 20. MpriI
1891, bierbur9 cine Gpe3ialsWa an
unb beftimme, baB biefelbe obgebdIter
tperbe art
earaftag, ben 10. MprA 1892
III benz porerw6bnten 3wede. Die
StimmbIxke merbert DDff 8 uhr Wpr>
m:ttags bis 6 llbr Mbembs offen ieiu
unb sfpar at. f~olgenben Gtenen:
Warb /. Sn Sobn u. Miilers
Store, Ode Sib Stores unb 9rienals
StraBe. Mabls8 oritanb, Gilbert eper.
Warb O. Ode gofts unb Dolos
roiaitraBe. Wablsg ortanb-
Warb 8. Marfelbs Store, Ode
pere3= unb GrioftraBe. Mablpornanb,
Santes 8. gloub.
Warb4 4. gonbentionss6 aGe, gde
Wet 9ouftons unb Norb GloresfraBe.
Mabl>8 orftanb. 6. 8ilemain.
Marb 5. 9ommers s8arten, 10.
Strabe go. 306. WabI : 9orftanb,
Sobn 6. 8errD.
Marb 6. gde Gins unb Nolans
ftraBe. Mablbortanb, Wm. 8. page.
Warb Z. -gde Matagorbas unb
@ietoriafrabe. WabI>g Ortanb, Better
Subj.
Warb 8. Ode Sub alamos unb
SoutbitraBe. WabI @eeftanb, Souls
Die MabI tpirb abgebaIten umb bic
3dblung Der Simmer mirb poraenor,>
men perben in ginflang nit Der SET
tion 20 bes fidbtif6en Treibriefes unb
bes Staatsgefebes pom IA. Mdrs 1887
GO. 2~esislatur. Seite Ply
Sd bef6einige bies hermit unter
8eifugung bes Mmtsfiesels Der stabt
San Nntonio unter benz Datum bes
8. Mdr3 1892.
IL. 81 grpan @aIIagban,
Mapor.
attefirt: 6. g. gIaubpm,
Gitp glerf.
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19- Menn Semanb fem unb su ans
%nebmbaren preife fpeiien min, 10 gebe
er gum Miffiomss @arten. 0ie
6erren Nbeiner & Saul, 8eiiber bies
les GtabliHenents, balten barauf, ibre
@dfte ftets Dollfomntett 3ufrieben gu ftels
len. Ollie Acknowledged DeIitateFen,
Nufern, Wilb, Slide, @eHiigeI &c firb
bort in Der belifateffen 3ubereitarg ale
3eit gu baben. Mabl3eiten iperben auf
Wunf6 in bic Wobnungen Der aunber
gefanbt. Mud bietet Der nit Der
Speiiewirtbfdaft nerbunbene 9 T.
bic beften Getrdnfe, tets frif1es
Bier unb feline QiqM6re mnb Weine.
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Soap

6 1T cine wunoerpolle Seife,
fdneI mirfeno uno harmlos.
6armlos Sic madt Ole Paut
70 meih pie Sie zines Baby. 1lfa.
lien iino in ihr nidt porbanoen;
es 1T cine abioIut refine Seife.
Die IlfaIien fin6 Is, Die beim
Dafd7en iddoIid wirfem. 11od
fddoIider 1T es natdrlid7, fid nidt
gu wafden, 70 oas alfo cine ihledte
SEIZE immerbin nod beifer 1T ais
gar feline.
melde SEIZE 1T thleht7 Die
Seife. bel oeren 1nfertieuns man
leihtfinnie perfubr, inoem DE
alfaIien uno 5ettfofe nift in Der
ridtisen Proportion eenommen
uno -,ufammeneemifht puroen.
Delde Settle 1T gut?
Bears.
IN Edoen jeoer 2lrt 81 BADEN,
bauptidhlih in Npotbefen, uno
Seute jeoer Dirt sebrauden fe.
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; Moraeus uuS sfbeuss

tdbrt BON st. Qouis aug Elm Grain er.
ter alafe iiber bic 8anbalia unb
pennfplpania 2inie ab, Der paHaaiere
NIT BEN gr0Bten Comfort nod ssSnbia.
'napoliS, Columbus, gittsburab, Bal
timore, Waibitgton, philadelphia uno
Rem Yorf befbrbert. Wenbet @ud an
@besbrougb 8anbalia i.
ct. BOUTS.
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Gr1Tnan8 ber 9nrmid1nle eeS Can
Mntpntu 9aru 5 Weretu8.

Die S9ule pir6 am Montag ben IA.
Wtdrs er6fnet tperben. Die folgenber
Mlters : alaRen turner in folgenDer
Weiie:
4naben bon 6 big II Sabre incl.
am Montag unb 9onneritag bon 4 :45
bis 6 ubr @benbs.
4naben BON IL big IA Sabre incl.
Sienftags bon 6:45 bis 8 ubr Mbenbs
nno Samftags bon 2:45 bis 4 nbr
Na9mittass.
anaben bon Is Bis IS Sabre incl.
Montags unb 9pnnertags bon 8:15
biz $3.50 Mbenbs.
Nftipe Burner 9ienitags unb Greis
Tags bon 8 bis 10 l1br Mbenbs.
g~drenriege Samitags BON 8bi8 $3.50
@benbs.
Mdb9en bon 6 big - Sabre incl.
Sienftags unb Jreitags bon 4 AS big
6 ubr Nbenbs.
Mdbden Don IL big Is Sabre incl.
Mfittmo9s unb Sam1tags BON 4:45 bis
6 ubr Nbenbs.
Samer BON 16 eSabren on Witts
mods bon 8 big 9 ubr Mben6s.
Oie Schiller tuerben erfu6t, piintts
lid au Der oben angegebenen 3eit auf
benz Surnplab 5l eri9eimen.
Sober 5nrn : 36gling bat fi9 nit Ell
aem paar Surnf6ube gu perieben, bic
aur auf benz 9urnplabe sebraudt mer>
ben unb mad 8eenbigung bes untere
ri9tS i'm Mntleibes3 immer aufbepabrt
nerben.
9ie Surni6ule 1T in Der neuen
5urn. 6ale an @aeogbo6es StraBe,
gingang bur6 ben 9of.
@ler 9ubn, /. 9urnpart.
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Jrei fir 2eioemSe.

Vile, bic on ben GoIsen iusenbIi1er Ser.
irrunsen Ieiben Berluit Der Mannbarieit,
finfenbe 2raft sefdIe&tIiae &rar fbeiten,
Strifturen, SppbiIis unb bic bieIsn Jtehens
trantbeiten, relGe bic 6oIsen tieier fdredIi.
den nnregelmd biSfeiten finb, erbalten -fos
tenfrei-senaue Aneaben. tp lie 5te
lid feIbf 5m Sanfe furiren ii n.
men, ipenn fe an bic California Medical
and Surgical %Infrmary, 1921 Market Str,
San Francisco, Cal. fhreiben.
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Adtaus gmrHer !

9enrp aobler, 9errenf9neiber,
AT 0f 9ouftonzS traBe, bat ben aleiz
bertof angef9aft, aus benz bic Sur.
neran3ise, laut BefdluB ber gefels
f6aft, angefertigt uerben fsnen uttb
erbietet fi6 bic ansise au biIigen preis
fen ber5utelen.
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0rnmbet8cnthums > ltcbertraaun8eu.
gbarlea uab 9ebtpig Norb an Wnn.
S9neiber, $50 Gder 2anb on Der Mes
bina. 2,625.
6. s. Bomsfp unb Grau an 6. 8.
Dana, @runbfhid an Warrense5 trabe.
$500.
2eon 2eGomte unb 6rapan Gufab
9ubler, 2 @runbitiide in 2ubbod unb
GampbelS Nbbition. $500.
2eon QeGomte unb Grau an Marp
9ieber. Grunbftid in 2ubbod unb
@ampbeIs addition. $240.
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Die @rniet aHppb gp.

pertauft Me9lnifter, Snbian Serritorp
Roblen gu $3.50 per Sonre, Dol3 au
$3.50 per Gorb unb gebadte8 6oI3 gu
$3.50. Nle &uftrdge merber prompt
au8gefibrt. 9eIepbon 81.
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9eirafbss sdbeine:
6ranf Sefei unb 2asinia @lab.
Carl S6ul5e unb Ngatbe SoItf6ef.

BON atlentisGen Bis gum Sttnen Ocean brettet fh
BE 4ttmatb non Or. Bnu.S pnfenzGrrup aus. al
eiett teuin etne Hftte auf ~nnfersru srcsen Gcnltnente,
" uelHer Dr. Bua'S auften Grrup ni@f gum SouSs
l~aLttpeSt sepcresn pdres fstsrau "a baben, Prets
- Gsnte.
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Dem Sabrbu6 Der llmiperFidten
Der Welt, beransgegeben BON Or. &.
&ufula unb aarl 5. 9riibner, etraBs
burg, 9ribner 1892, lit gu entnebmer1,
bab bic gr0Bten nniperlitdten bic foIs
ueuben finb.
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Die Yerbaftuug bes cana6ifden
grsQiinifters Mercier iinb feiner Mits
s8oobierA jfebt, tpie an Guebec berih>
tst iuirb, unmittelbur beorr.
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- Die beffen Dberbembeu, llatets
aeug nn6 Soilettens Mrtifel bei Ban
coat & Gpbn.
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Wer eineit guten S9nb bilIig
tanfen min, gebe 5i paneoaf &
Sphn.
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3u isber Sabreseit tDmmen bdusItde llafdue Dor,
bod ba8 berdbme Salpatton= Del betIt Nerrenfunaen
Anetf&unsen, granbs unb 5antttrunben lofert. sc
fpitet nur Is Gents bic GlaSHe.
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5faat 5eTas, Berar @olnfb
Sd, serb. 9erff IT,, @afirer
obgenannter Banf, f6uore hermit
feierli1, bab Der obige 8eridt mad meiz
rlem beten MiRen unb Glauben rid=
tig 1T. (@e3eidnet:)
Serb. 9erffir., Gaifirer.
nnter5eibnet unb befdporen in nteis
ner @egenuart am Z. Mdr3 1892.
@e3ei6net: 6. 8. 2otpbop,
Defentli6er Notar, 8erar So.
&i6tig befunben: Gum 3eugniB:
Dr. s. 9erf,
MrS. 6. u. StribIing,
Geo. %. Bradenribge,
Direftore,1.
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ssimamsiener 8eriht

Der San Mtttonio National : 8ant lit
San Mntonio, 5eras, BERN abi9luB
beg 8ef6dfte8 an l. Wdra 1892.
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The Great Russian.

In parting from Count Tolstoi he
gave utterance to the following re.
markable and sad words: II do not
know whether what / am doing is for
the best, or whether l ought to tear
myself away from this occupation.
All | know is that cannot leave this
work. Perhaps it is weakness; per-
haps it is my duty which keeps me
here. But l cannot give it up. even
if should like to. Like Moses on
Mount Horeb shall never see the
fruit OF my labors. shall never know
whether have been acting for the
best or not My fear is that what /
am doing is only a palliative. y Sure
ly, when the historian comes to cover
the canvas of the latter half of the
nineteenth century, he will find no
more pathetic figure for his painting
than that of the great genius TolstoL
battling with famine and fever and
surviving with all his might and main
to bring about the universal brother
hood of mankind. and yet pursued by
doubts as to whether, after all there
is not some better way which he does
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opened slightly. and his tongue hung
lolling out with foam.
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opened slightly. and his tongue hung
ilolling out with foam.
.'Suddenly q black frown dropped.
down over his face. and at the Same
instant he leaped toward me and
seized me with such fury that il
seemed my strength was utter weak
ness, He jerked me above his head,
and holding me at arms length over
him. he moved to the railing and held
me over the pavement nearly 100
feet below, as though he would drop
mo at any instant. Ny mind seemed
dazed. He swung me back and then
out over the awful space again,
chuckling all the while as though it
was rare sport for him.
A flock of pigeons just then
whirred past. They changed his
mind for he put me on my feet al
once still holding to me with the
unrelaxing grip of fate, and followed
with his eyes their flight When they
vanished around the dome of cathe-
dral he exclaimed: Come we've had
enough Of this Let's jump down
Forthwith he dragged me up to
the edge Of the railing when my
mind became clear and COOL and
remarked with great scorn in my
voice, Why, any fellow can Jump
down there. I'll bet you a hat you
can't Jump up here from down there. y
I'll bet can" was his instant re-
sponse.
sWall let's sea Won dn ~,
Need I say that load was lifted
from my mind when we started down?
And when I got on the pavement once
more the face of rational human
being seemed to me sweetly divine.
Il suggested that we get some re-
freshments before attempting the
jump. It was a hot day. He was
very thirsty. having perspired pro.
fusely and at once he assented He
was secured at the hotel and taken to
England, where he was pronounced
incurable. having once before been
in the lunatic asylum, but dismissed
because he was regarded as cured.
ut was many days before my
nerves resumed their usual tone and
by that time you could hardly have
told the original color: of my hair. l
am not a young man, but l belong tc
family noted for the power of retain
ing the raven hue of their locks down
into old age. It was but short time
after my tussle with that bedlamite
when my hair took the color you see
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HE COULD LEARN.

His Opinions Underwent a Complete
Change in a Few Minutes.
There was a rare and racy scene
on my car last evening"" said con-
ductor of a Lincoln avenue car to the
St Louis Republics Man About Town.
1--WE were going west" he continued.
with crowded car. when a stylish
ly dressed young lady got aboard.
She looked around in vain for seat
till an old fellow Of uncouth appear
ance. but not as green as he looked,
arose from his seat and said: Miss,
take my place. I don't look as we'll
as these ere. gentlemen [noddfng at
several men but I've discovered that
I've got more politeness.' The young
lady sat down Without thanking the
old fellow, and, slyly glancing at a
lady acquaintance seated near: said in
an undertone. but louder than she in
tended: How do you like my gal
liant country Hoosier? Don't you
think he would cut quite a
figure in dime museums? The
old fellow gave.no indication that he
heard the remark. though it created
considerable merriment among the
passengers; he directly turned around.
however and remarked to the yoano
lady: Miss. I believe I left m
pocketbook thar on that seat. Will
you please get up minit:9' The
young miss no sooner arose than the
old fellow, with very complacent
air, seated himself and remarked.
'B'lieve I'll just keep on a-sittlne
here, miss. l stood up so much at
the dime museum just now that I'm
sorter tired. I've got a leetle more
,politeness than these ere gentlemen.
but I've diskivered that 1 ant got
nigh so much sense The roar OF
laughter from the passengers and the
young lady's mbarrassment can be
better imagined then described.