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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-25
,,ury so1Dnws HURRIED D1ssA
4. y,.es eaaA - Nave Dssa IAsataAsA ~
IaA~s4 euiiivan Before The oranA Jary.

a y,.es seaA - Have Dssa HAsatiAsA ~
nnAwet Sullivan Before the oraaA Jary.
posroN. Dec IA Taunton. Mass. special
.. . Boston newspaper says that there 10 no
,ntimatlon yet in regard TO the time Of ar
,.ienipe Lizzie Borden for the murder Of her
,sth.r and stepmother. When she 10 placed
an trial. tho only important fact to DO
srplainsd will be In regard to the
drsss. as for the frst time the details
q t. ssf and the two Misses BordS1 We're IN
roorn in the Borden house on the third or
iiourth day after the murdsrs Lizzie went out
and then came into the room again. holding
m. ds syn wheh she I9pssdt TO- at
mn mich fuss over things. about here that guess
That will burn this. 1t 10 an old dress upon
which spilled some red paint" She passed
ant into the kitchen and put the dress into the
When thu police in their search found .
Mace Of this dress in tho ashes they sought to
learn what IL meant. and II was for this reason
that the New Bsdf2rd PURCHASE was 30 CLOSELY
examined into Miss Russell said nothing
i tSm. 'n Bord but when Miss Russell was
ssked point blank In regard to the. occurrence
before the Grand Jury reported she told the
Bridget Sullivan saw the piece and said that
s ef' emma s s5H
ths affair. that It was general custom In the
family to burn up their clothes whom they
we're OF no further use.
is asserted that the Government 10 In no
sss, S sas:
III not 90 now. that she will be before the trial.
trisi will DO avoided.
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1oa8ERY IN A SHOE STORE.
A1Aisf 0raSs 016 and Cheek from Nss
oasohn's Coat

John Nsssnsohn keeps shoe store at SIX
York street. Jersey City. On Friday afternoon
he collected SIS in cash and . check for $65.
which he placed in . pocket Of his coat. When
10 returned TO the store he hung tho coat on .
nail and sat down to mend pair Of shoes. A
stranger entered and asked to have a pair Of
rubbers mendsd. Mr.. Nesensohn told him
he did not do that sort OF work.
.eWspapsr from his pocket and apparently
began to read 1t. He held the paper between
him and Nssensohn until he worked his way
for tho pocketbook containing the check and
cash and dashed out Of the store. Nesensohn
did not realize for q moment what had hap.
10 went into the street, but the thief had dis
appeared. The check was. drawn on tho
BROOKLYN Trust Company. and payment was at
once stopped. so that Nesen sohn lost only SIS.
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#xMted-:SentaIeS.

1GxHteA-.3emxIes.
n, S sp sssEEEE, SISsSSs$ E5ts
AMERICAN p.sf.sHHcr MEssENsnn
once Ae' tho 'AH s main i'm o ss .S' same those
BoeS ook. f e as,d. nh lane. Apply 10 "A'Ah'h
7 AIDES can LEARN trained nursing, midwifery, or
po%s Win "a
,Icn Address for circular coLLEdE HOSPITAL al
S1roas1y sdayass of isa cory
sa sHS right TT
iGrS A9pE FAX MSHas GS.!
AND mo-, to s Toa
NAM
Mass Enclose stamp. |
WANTED Hands to max. alpaca IsSkests ,, Scr6 70
10 F "a aF Fe@ Sss@.. ns nsn 70 and
Domestic Servants atantra.
.9s u Gan q: sS
West 8oth at.
SSsy y ~ eco and have
fNooKs chsmbe Im aids lapndressss, wai,res,e.i all
n.tiona lt,.. n,st class places: board aud lodgings
u references Apply i1n West 45th st
uoUsEwoRK.-wanted.a girl to do general house
Ss;. .Gs T0
/ X. G:H s?sEHs sHs .rs ii y
HousEwoRK.-oTl FOR genera! homework; two in
'""''y "A'' 'e'''e's bASis az Il. Neho.. .v.
IJorsEw oRK.-stronR cir. undersa plain coot.
sns s.; I sSa FG s wes ;@s family; pF
AMP
sit: references. 10 West isist st.
ante two girl, or %o,n.r and and
Lexington AZ. " " O ~ '" ~ " so '~''. -'0''
HoUsEwoRK;..W.ni.d 81 for gen. raj 9oa'.wer.;
HAT. west. ''N' ave '-''' wv '''
.h
%s ii . fas %
~sri Apply Hs %ss s:''
ssn. s %4.s IN f. 81 Ss. Kim Il
sF FL S Nest a %
San. MY III .s
III Apply at 900 ilaisey at. BROOKLYN
HorsEwoRK.I Wanted SIT! for hou,ovork. with or
IL without washing. s4+ 9Th nv.
Ssns girl to DO general
IIousEwoRK-wanteda young girl for general
II housework AZ West cath at.
llOCsEwORK.-Wan girl to do general house
III work PIT West 74th st.
Observation-Disclosures girl to do general house.
II WORK. 2l7 West 74th ct.
LJOuSEwoRK-Wanted.ag girl to do Homework. c17
III West 7&hn.
II ITCHE ID.-Good smart woman to work In
N Kitchen: sleep homo 3a4 Canals.
NuRSE.--Wanted. young girl to mind baby and mako
IN herself useful good home Call 1874 West 60th Sc.
top fiat. west.
NURSE.-wanted. willing and obiiging girl as nurse
IN for child: apply Immediately. 1886 W. 46th 1t.
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. NEW ROCHELLE.

Lots from 5000 up in WoodRide Park: minutes from
tho station attractive location. easy terms. Send
for map or call OF FREDERICK JENKINS. Now
Rochelle. over Post Office.
EPLENDID sol rIIERN FARM, all second bottom
- lands level and smooth oNerfOWs, soil deep
rich alluva absolute haustbe. adapted grass
grain fruit and trucking. averages two tons clover
Lay per acre. ample ontbutidnRs. one mile from town
and depot best slipping facilities steamers and four
railroads: Is mRgn cent stock and gram farm price
$40 per acre. easy terns For particulars address
". q. STEVENS. Hons on. Va.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., SC.


ID BURR PRINTING HOUSE. 15 Jacob St
DOILER SHOP FOREMAN; stationary and marine
ID work: near New York. H.. box 224, sun offce.
sSpEN CT Ssp
ton Staten Island. No union need apply,
IIoRSESHOER wanted; light work: steady Job.
VIM. w1LkES. So Jersey at. New Brighton. S. I.
IRON MOULpERs wASTED.-Ten twelve thor.
] oughly skilled mechanics on heavy work green and
Edison GESERAL ELECTRIC co. Schenectady. " Y.
DRlNTING first class man to surerintend m.
L dunn largo job printing busness must cstimate
and have executive ability. Address, with rarticu-
lars Y. r p. hox IA New York.
DIAPER RULER.-Young man to faint line. 81 Ann
L st. rear
lNASTED--A man with thorough know ledge of past
w ing paper and cloth covered steel and cutting and
tipping same: such as 10 used for honewre dress cN
tenderA &c. Address in writing stating experience
and wages wanted. CHARLES II. WRIGHT. 81 Ioyt
st.. Newark. Nd.
v'ANTED-A nrst class experienced foreman to take
. practices al man wanted: reference Address
IRON FOUNDRY. box l41. sun ONCE.
VVANTED-Young man to learn custom and whole
w sale clothing cutting evening": easy terms
&. CIVILIANS. ~ Charlesst.
\NANTED-first.cass plumbers. II. j. COuLsOS.
w 5iS Summit hv. Jersey CITY.
st.h a.. 0'A'A smith "e'PeF AZ . A'''
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THE SUN, SUNDAY, DECEMBER Is.
tMxts md Apartmerts 10 Eet:
IF MORE CONVENIENT
you NAY I,EAyE YOUR

AMERICAN DIsTRiCT MESSENGER
ONCE wv the charges Will hs the those ~
the IN ain officeI.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1892-04-25

II you feet nervous, dun, Tired, tanguid,
Iowspirited, lifsIess and miserable, cNpcr-
fence "a fsiintness, sense Of fulIncss or btont-
ing af1or eating, have Irregular appetite,
cOnstipated bowels, frequent headaches,
waISefuI or disturbed and unrcfreshing
sleep, with weak back, bRcisHclie, dragging
down pains, irreguiIaritics, falling or are
suffering from spring Debility, 90 Instantly
TO the drag store and get for - 0 bottle Of Dr.
Grecne8 NerUurd, which ts me greatest boom
TO lconaR ever discovered, ard by iis use BE- re-
stored to sound, healthy and Vigorous w0
manhood.
You need not fear TO use IL, for IL is purely
vegetable and perfectly harmless, and IL viii
bring back strength to your nerves, fresh
en- your confession, briRhtncsH Co your eyes
the bloom of health 10 your checks.
Thousands of women also have had tho
Grip, and have been left by II weak, nervous,
tired, and run down In health and strength,
need just this wonderful strengthened and i'm
vigorator TO give them back their old-time
strength IL never fails.
"a DR.. Greene, the successful specialist, in
curing oil forms OF nervous and chronic dis-
eases, "a Temple Pr. Boston, Mass, can be
consulted free, pers Juaily or by letter call
or write him about the case, or send for symp-
tom blank to hll out and letter fully ox-
planning the disease, giving, advice, etc, viii
be returned free.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1892-04-25
C.Iiivating Pearls,

1t is interesting to know that quite re-
Gently a distinguished Frenchman, NJ.
Bouchon- Brandely, has discovered what
he believes to be a practical method of
procuring the manufacture of these
gems of the ocean through artifice.
Now that the pearl market Of the world
is seriously menaced by the threatened
exhaustion of the fisheries it is high
time for human ingenuity to step in and
supply the demand. The process adopt
ed is simply to bore holes in the shells
of the pearl oyster with gimlet, intro
ducing through these perforations little
balls of glass, and stopping them her
medically with corks.
After four weeks time the balls of
glass are found to be covered with a thin
layer of pearl. In six months the layer
has become of sufficient thickness TO be
permanent, and the bigness of the jewel
thus manufactured is in proportion to
the period allowed to elapse. OF course
this has its limitations, inasmuch as the
mollusk will not deposit nacre indefi-
nitely, it's only object being TO protect
itself from irritation by the intruder.
The expert quoted believes that pearls
can be made of various colors to order
by selection Boston Transcript.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1892-04-25
A Great Rooster story.

The rooster of Mrs. Samples, of West
Fork, Ark, was Il Leghorn, and she
chopped off his head and threw him ON
the ground. He only struck, when he
jumped up again and ran off, leaving
Mrs. Samples paralyzed with astonish-
ment Making his way to the station,
he sought protection of the agent. He
is still headless, but alive and we'll to-
day. He is fed through a tube and
seem TO enjoy his food. The truth of
this story is youched for by the neigh
bors, and some say he still crows.-New
York Evening Sun.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1892-04-25
Campaigning with rheatricaIs.

The village of Ashby is in a great
state of excitement over the coming
election on account of the license ques-
ton. The temperance people presented
the play ''Ten Nights in Barroom7 last
night with "a view to influencing votes.
Cor. Minneapolis Tribune.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1892-04-25
Farm for Sale.

A farm Of is ac as lying "a miles from
Crafisbury u. O. ne ar NOlcou linci one OF the
best htil Farms t.i'tsoury, cuts forty tons
Of hay, GOO sug r. D. cr Of 400 trees, sugar
house and evapoIator, young apple orchard
ore n W barn, other htt .trss warm and con-
veuieht.
said farm will he SCI ur,n Cay terms for
purchaser. For part Mar, enquire of u. y.
Gage, Craft1ury, VI.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1892-04-25
Dissolutiom Wofice.

The copartnership heretofore existing un-
der the firm name OF Baxter 81 Grow, lis here
by dissolved by mutual consent, and the bus
mess will hereafter be conducted by q. q.
Grow, who will pay all bills due from the firm
and collect all bills due 60 the hrm. Please
call at once and settle. Shall be at home after
May 1st. HIRAM BAXTER,
&C. GROW.
Barton, April A, 1882.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1892-04-25

the last 70 years During all this time have
been suffering with Malaria, Heart Disease,
kidney and Liver complaints, nervous pros
tration and sleeplessness. For me three
months before taking Dr.. GrooHo's Nerrura Z
had been confined 10 mn room, and part ofthe
time ia nay bed, feel. with the blessing of
God, Or. Greene's Norvura has given nae a new
lease of life and health, and that am cured
of all my troubles. have great desire that
others may be benefited as have been, aud
take every opportunity to recommend Or
Greene's Nervura TO the sick.
Mrs. T.. S. BOGART,
Baptist Home, 6sth st., New York city
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1892-04-25
Is 1T LIKE YOURS?


For eight years
| have been con
stantly under the
care on doctors
but found no rc
lief, nor, from
what the doctors
told mo, did exc
90 get any better.
I was convinced
they did not AN
dcrstand my case,
so ! thought /
would try DR..
Grccnc's NcrVu
ra, and me result
has been truth
froRdcrfitL ] now
feel IN better
health than for
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-04-08
aist IN SIifel

VrUftI9, 2en- 9fOO. %.
% Nh oft spet biz brct Wtal i066ent!t9 10 baitie on
ksbfnsn uHb SdtDirbel. oaB Id mir nist beifei
bluts rnb nm Shlfe rel. ta rnliBte bann Sage LAM
n Bette IHseu uuo babe piel peroDfteri, ober ale5 uEls
pun, ps Id cine Jlaf6e G6ni9s gteroen.Stirfer nabTu.
btl9t t1t4 oonftdnotg non rleiIieu1 &eioel befreite uIo
notar ID Ho4 bsftsus baIfe.
GnBper 2euairuer,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-04-08

Mie fdot bis 8esethnnua oiefeS oltbes
rhbr1ten Observation-Disclosures eS anbeutet.
beltehen BITE ct. 8ernarD &ranfcrs
4tlcu lsoistt6 aus Bftanaenftpffetf.
Eiefe Yiuei hienen niftriRr ais ETH uorsla.
tt1jeS Sciimitfcl, fonSern perrihtsu aud1
ten ND pett ipthtigereE 9ient eineS
E5rccI1AssGS Gitfci3, ~iuIofern f;e.
toen4 fuiprt Ram Gridciner, Der aerina.
tteil 9enn;side1etner Gt5rnng Der EhdttG.
htt Der xcber, tes MaacnS QInperSci.
(Sartlfibtgictt), etnaeaomrnen. Senginfr}tf
Der &ranfbett perbiferL Seaeimdhine ri b.
ton9cruit9. Grndbrmn8, 5otuie WN8s
lgetpMlt9 gerbrauhtenS tofes, bebtugen
oaS t9rpsritde@ obf; ptae pte30 reiblatt
gts9tS tetn 9ettnaoeS Daieiu. @ebt bieie
3qattgfett geh6rtg BON Statteu, 1T BITE
Seroonling iopie Der Strblgaug geiurS
iiI1o r~egelndbtg, tposu ct. 0crrarb
SreAter=ytue,t rorsigli9 Lciicn, 70
tretf sas bettarotg gelduterte 1lilt befo
i1urtterer eur9 aqe G6ern, I'm ieoem Sbcile
oes S6rpers frif9en @toff on Gtele beS
nerhralidten rue reue 2ebensfraft All brtr-
gen. 90 tutro baa Triebruert bes tneuids
ltdlell SOrpera tn regelmd6igeut @ange &C.
balfer, peour0 Der &rantbeit Der Giiitrttt
oeriocprt miro. Saft On abcr Die uQcrs
erica Nr5eiden hires S~erdunabenS Der.
tladldiigt, uns fiblt On In Holge Seiieu
&eri,re5 Deer 1tebelfett, Deer anIitae
Se1Hioeroenf ODER feblt0 Sir ber &ppetit oSer
ttett Seine Saut franibaft gelb ans, ODER
iibllt 3u NieSergei6lagenbeit, 70 s5gere
tetliefi I%ugcnbfid, forberu uiulrt fDfprf
ct: SeyaasS 0ydntexs4tGsw.
in asctbttsn ID satsn; Srtts "a Genfs DE GhastI
esersen aud ssssu cmsfans iss Erstjes, IN Ueor
seer Vrtefnarfen, RaA trssns einsr 0eae7b Be:
gere:n'9tsa Staaten fret seianst ssn
2. ha.;sasdser q Co, Box 2tlo, Mes yorx citS
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Iaus AltenbraIi uno
(rine S0bns.
gsoiaan po:. 9. offer.

WillD b. gltcnbraf, scr bel gtu56rn6
Ses SricgcS gum 9fittmciitcr bcf0rbert
iporoen mar, bate cine i6lpcrc Ser.
iuunSung, cincu %an3cnitif in Die 9ruft,
Sapon9etraBcl1, ~ oeren 0eiluug CT mad
YsenSiaung be5 6cloSugr8 iid) eincu
llr9eren llrluub bate crtbcilc1l laiIcu.
Der gr;t rittb linn. ser ppuitdnSi9cn
9cilung Der perlcbtcn 2unge ncgei, cine
langere j3cit in Cilicm 1iiblid)crcn S1inla
i%ujnbrin9cn, uno 10 bate iif gSillD,
pa9psm Der Srirbc gcldloiIen mar, ents
ldieSen, lpdtcr piclleibt auf einigc Mos
pate nah Der Sfiuiera III gcfcn. Scine
Damilie iCllte i'm bcglcitclt, auf Die Sos
lten fam cs ia ntf)t an, bcnr gSiliD
bate auf baS unabldiiige 0rdugcn $40,
eallas lin Die rcidc Grbi6aft leincs
Grubers an9etretcn porldufig mir,
ME or leiu mabnenSes 9epilicn su be,
i9pi6tiscn iud)tc. 9iicmanS beitritt
ibm Sieie Grbidait, or lollte io9ar ieis
tens Der Sa!nilie forncll ais Majorats'
herr ancrfannt perben, bod ipubte
&iQg bicIer fcifrliden Gift INNER fpies
Der binauS;uibiebclt, irSem CT bat,
Radiift auf ietncn leioctben 3uitanS
u ncbr1en.
Dieier lcibenSe j3uitanO Ginbcrte ies
bod ni9t. cap e8 suna6it auf Iltene
srat siemlid lebbait ;u9ing. Sreifran
Re9ala fibrtc bic Scrridaft unb iie
puBte oas S;rptcr ebenio treiili6 st
.l9fpinSeu, pie iie e5 peritanN, rnl iid)
nlsn sroBe,t, 9ldu;enberl, gcielligen
Sreis 81 Der ammcl,t. Der Gnb GOnarbS
auo Ole @eripunSung gSiflDS batten bGs
lauts 8eiellidaitStreiben ~allerbings auf
eli9s Seit unterbrpd,cn, aber @onaroS
goo mar balS ocrgcifell. uio Die 9iinitis
Io5ldreitenoc gcncIuu3 beS @atten
elloste lir 9togaila icbr bato fem Sir.
efIlB tir itre gtnu6lud)t mlebr.
SDtltea &illD nllO leiuer ltOl;cu
yailla lpar Gil l~eltiaulc5 &crbGltniB
;MltanSsn. sSiilp mid ieiner 6rall fuit
lgsa aus, CT fiird)tete sic enb9iltise
aaselaaroerl eeur.L Die bod aber elm
s'at sr1oleen rlu6te. 9SdGrcnb leiner
sssalllett urb Der 3eit ser @eneiuns
sus q ftnen SOrlrallo Dor ii6 ielbit,
lug ssssl9sls Die &esclnn9 Der anselesert,
w. ano anocrntbcilS Ole aufregeuoe
asuaalosrlesung init Ieiner Satin
n aaassaltlsbsn. GUcr MIR gu bdufig
S"oa : ~ oelt 9roBen, itablbarter aueeil
n sSS.as Ole SraSe: r@ann pinit ON
s 4 Slos MADDEN NIT bieier unii6cren
uussu,;sgk, allt oteler unierer ltnwiirSiscn
StsSs ~ 9 ulabte Gin enOe eemadt tpcr,
20 AZ oieism GntidluB mar aud
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German
Syrup"

Sir taben e;nise Seilsn aus
DrGune. grisisn ouascraBIt, bic mir erf
tirslia bon GItera erbis!tsn,
bic itrsn SinSera Bsi i4iintnter Sdusn bon
graune German Syrup edbsn. Sic ioer'
BEN Sieien @ori:n e~Iaaben, tena ife IONS
men, bon suten, soirfli4 eriisireass1l esitsn.
bic s!adli5 finb, etiua5 81 fiaaet, bas 10
Sielsn sSamilien febIt - cine @sbisin, bic
feirsn ssfasrliasn g1rjneiitoif eatPaIt, treIGe
ieSs @uttsr BEN 8lsinen i'll iasen 8eFa9rIi9iten
Stunsen mi. gsrtrausa ~ein3etsa fam in Der
i;Gersn tletsrSsasuns, bab hiefs gsSe;in
bieIslbsn hurdbrinsen tsire.
es q. BtllttS ron E1rs. Gas. &. Rtrt,
elIns. Reb. Cc6s 90 CauasterS 6ruese, Sars
m,inen Rtneern, t,cnn Tcs5pIr1 Sa: Sabe milo
st,tsiS,r mi ejrSure tes fcyaui ~rerlcien Bet met.
baint inb unb fab ME ren tIetne GoStern BET
sia grdrarat, has 70 GIIiIen con Yraure unn
,,ir,t ipie as. G5 IN siR= tass e6 flr stneu iSdss
fa4 punssrscr. ecse' %e'!"'''tei'
g5q;1 BIC 9Glite ani:rer SlneeI ftnS
@lttsr, bic gci9ee's German Syruy Eel
ibrsa Gi5Ssrn g~ebraldsa. 8enn cine Sic.
Si,in bel benz itc;rs GoG5s erfoIsrei9 iein
fol-, uyab e8 cine 3stcH6!unS iein fir bic
tl5bIifea un5 i3rcdI;arn Gainbe Der Sin.
Der, get;dIbuitan, S'rd.Iie, OipbtGeria unb
bic sef!3rIiG'e Gatjjnbung Sarter 9dlie unS
2unssn. q
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(Sortiesuns fotst.)
@ie lit bieies.

9air b.etep einbunbert Dollars 8elobn una
fir ieben SaI Don 3atarrb. Der nidt burd
Ginnsbn:en Don Sau's &dtarrb Rur aebeilt
peroeu fann.
SIS. Gbeuep s. Co., gisentb., SoIeSo, 8.
@ir bic llnter;ei6nete baben S. :. Ghes
men felt ben Iest 16 Sabren setannt unb
balt IN i'm fir uoIfommen ebreubait in aqen
Observation-Disclosures nnb faansieu be-
fabist, ole Don ieiHer Sirma e~inseaansener
8erbinblidfeit ;u erfiiaen.
g8ef & Sruar. Grobbanbels Erosnifen
6olebo, D.
@albins, 6inman & Warsin, grOBban.
bcIss Grosuifen, Solebo 9.
Sou's Satarrb 9ur wirb innerli9 seso.n:
men unb mirft brett ouf bas Blut rrb bi
idleinisen OberEdden bes spfem,s. i3sns.
nifie frei perlanbt. greis IS 6. fur 81.
Slafde.
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@lG)er

sppireb mrtren, limb 6arter's etttIe 8tper
B ills sbtEis rsrtbrcu BET gsrtcpfttett, ttefe
Ibftss esitpsrte cuyirenb II .rsrbatenb, Juslet@ aGe
et6Turssn TN Rdaen bsiettiSsnb, BITE 2ebsr fdrs
f:ap II. I've Gtnsere,se resslrb. @snu fie and Eur
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Los Angeles herald., 1892-02-23

THERE can no longer be any doubt as
to what the wishes of the Democracy
of the state of New York are as to the
choice of candidate for president. The
Democrats OF the Empire state yester-
day, amid unbounded enthusiasm,
adopted ringing platform and instruct
ed the delegates to Chicago to vote as a
unit for David Bennett Hill. William
r. Grace was present, with his associ-
ates, representing the Cooper Union
high kickers, and presented their pro-
test. On motion of w. Bourke Cochran
it was unanimously laid on the table.
The Democrats of the United States are
now face to face with hewishes of their
brethren of the greatest state of the
union-a state essential to Democratic
success. III they desire that New
Yorker should head their ticket COM
mon sense, precedent and the instinct
of victory. all imperatively demand that
they should select the standard bearer
the people of the Empire state prefer
with such unexampled Democratic en-
fhusiasm and spontaneity.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-02-23
Curious Legal Tender.

Almost every age and tribe, as well as
every epoch, has had its peculiar cur
rency or medium of barter and exchange.
Not only gold, silver, copper, brass, iron,
lead and paper, but such out of the way
articles as bits of glass, shells, beads,
stones, soap, bits of various colored cloth
and numerous other objects, some of
them absolutely valueless to our way of
looking at the matter.
The Burmese, Karens, Hangese and
Ghans have no coined money, lead and
silver in bullion being the ordinary ten
der in trade, weight and purity being the
standard of value. For a long time salt
was the ordinary money of the Abyssin-
ians.
Dried fish has long been, and is even
today to certain extent, the legal ten
der of Iceland. Shad scales are also the
medium of exchange in many of the
North Sea islands. Louis Republic.