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Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1892-06-18

Ht"r1E, June Is ~-1'lI. >tAte rUlIven+
'ir'l u( the r""rl"'- "tty "'uip:e1t**'
it> }nbn1> l1r't- 'o.huy, adopting Il FLAT.
form and putting %n electoral aud
state ticket ,iu III" field. Thlrty-~iGht
utIt EAtt- utt+nuc'1, rtItr+" tntlnK most
>tc'inu. Of the state. Tie Platform ~
At>prt+d tuvnr@ tht free c'inAKt of 1lt~:
yer, the eight hour law. th+ election If
president und United States senator.
by Popular v'te, tue restriction nf itn~
nixrxtiuu, ulh urges that the ltlid
grant Ut the Northern Pacific rAilroAd
in Montana be declared forfeited Oh
accnu>lt Of failure TO rrh-truct within
the specified time, and that the na'
tionAi Z ,vernment maintain reservoirs
ftr tue irrigation If arid lantis, tn pro-
vide lands tor the people free trtln the
control of monopolisl4.
The following delegates were chosen
to the national convention ut Omaha,
July 4th: samuel Mulville If Silver
3 w, Cbarle. A. Harnd+ OF Mlssoula.
C.. W. Hau4coni of SILVER Bow, j. Fl.
Boucher md John Shober of LIE Wis
aud Clarke, J. W. Allen of Dawson,
DAnte+ Maxry of Galiatin. J. b. Me-
Catfrey of D+et Lodge, 4. NJ. Peters
of Yellowstone, John EeIson OF Silver
Bow, H. F. Kirby Of Park.
<oI. Edward, Of Bozeman, wa1 non-
inhttdltor member Of congress, Hon.
WIN Kennedy, of Boulder for g"vtr>
nor, and Harvey CuIlum of Butte, for
lieutenant governor.
The convention conurleted it, omtn~
ation@ thi' evening H. follows: >erre.
tury OF -tate, Jnseph W. Al leu ot Daw
! son; state auditor, j. Il. Mckay o|
beer Ln1g~; state treasurer, j, K. Lat
iutr nf M'.soula; attorney general,
| AEs> Ella Ktn~I Ie> ri Helena; SUPER
| nte1lurn. # public instruction, Abranl
Hall OF Custer; chief justice OF the ru'
preme cour;, W. y. re'uber&on ut
| BUTTE; clerk nf auprenlr court, {. II.
| Cost Ut H~leua; presidential electors
? DAntel Mex ~ of CnscaAt: Solomon
| Wiilt~ ut KeAvtrnenI: J. W. I<o:c ol
| If Levi, aud t'iurke. The leKi-'a1ur.
| elected uu &hr peoples party ticket
w+1e Instructed IL SUPPORT MANUEL Mul'
yjlu for United stats e-1ntor.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1892-06-18

There tar,. no unfaiiln$ rules which
can 1e given to the i1.til'!cnt teacher,
and no patent methods Will avail.
All depends upon the circumstances
at the very time when she l;,s +" act'
and those her instructors ta1l1lot by
anv possibility know The only rule
without exception that occurs t" me
is thut shc should never punish when
she is angry; hut this would Ike q
very s|:pdcr st2:k to 80 into bus,,
ncSs with, and tho imrarting OF 1t
would hardly justify a legislature in
building normal schools. Anna ="
Bracket in Hurpers. =.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1892-06-18

The horse 1r,wtr Of whale has
h.,n nude: Il subject "f study l'y tho
eminent nnutr1njet> Sit William Tnr~
ner. of tht University of Edinburgh,
Scotland. III conjunction with the
equally eminent t;l;1s*"w >hiph1'l''cr>
John Henderson, The size and dl-
1n.nsie,ns Ut IL grv,4t timer stranded
several ytu1> ago on the shore ut
Long11,l.1y furnished the necessary
data for Il computation TT the power
necessary to laopel it at y speed Of
twelve miles auz hour This whale
measured eighty feet in length.
twenty fcct acres: ut the t1an%<'> Of
til. tail aud weighed ~t'ytntE four
tons. To attain III speed Ut. twclCe
mills per hour 1t ><::::> calculated TINT
l45 l4ol<t power WIZ necessary. ~->7a1l
Francisco Cali.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1892-06-18

York. and tlry will delnund recoXn:-
tiol.'
"How IL Eolts regarded in New
F.; Tork:'
"Favorat!y, tUt VIZ have not yet
tl1"ught hf him fo, president We
+nuw he II u magnetic ntan frnnl his
i. ~utct s-t$. but VT tjelttrt lhat tue tar]fl
/ t|uctrtnes: :uf Mr.. *Cievr}4nd hus III
t1,u! Ii iu do with ii- -itc!trh IN the
" ,i-ky uu%~ io,.'
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1892-06-18

Husband Where IL III: llatellet: +:
Nift:~-In the ATTIC.
If vu,, >:4w :, III the attic. why t'idn't
yu11 bring it 'luwn:
Il didn't rte it. u:
"rhel wh' ,.it'::'. +: ::|=*:: :|=G"
~, u1le t]ntt know Ut. w.
Then lluw in creation 1o YOU know
it's i'll t}1t. attic:
Il heard you ul there yesterday tt1a>
INC II 1.ail, ,"-~ New York Weekly.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1892-06-18

"Bric-a~brAc Is going out"
-FAsAion Bazaar.
Listen. housema1d=. to tuy song.
Send the joyful news along.
Lift your troubled hearts from caro-
Wave your busters tn the air.
No tnorc hard earned wages clipped
IT, repny for treasures cAlpr,e42.
SINK and dance and lauel and Rnous.
Bric-a-brac i, gtink out!
Join. ye husbands, III the strain.
Yours the prttlt and the gain.
No tuorr jaunt= with wife to seek
Custly no,hl.1g% called "unI4uc." .
M 1npre snnn@trt,u~ bills to pay
Fur >.u1at ugly rjece IF clay.
Ea>!iitt: {.t1t. tho fad to rout.
Eric ~tA-hrnc is gnink out!
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1892-06-18

He {earn>stly}--Are you sure, nb-
solutcly sure, that you will love me
till death do us part?
She {solc1nnly>-1 am sure, abso"
lutely sure, that ! shall love you till
death do lis part. BY the way, IL
your life insurul!-New York
Weekly,
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1892-06-18

Report c',u'e3 from London. # the dis
cnvery If thu thistle a. ar article of food
f>r 1llun as we'll ~ tr:Ast. IT,. thistle
certainly has >o,ne very fine points,
Iunkers Statesman.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1892-06-18

In ol,lcn times i'll England Il pile OF
straw or ru$hes or tick filled with
ch:,tf or Il lot of 11enlock boughs was
thrown down in Il corner Of the Hv~
ing room tn sleep OH. Table Talk.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1892-06-18

phy>ician--D Dill tht- n4.ticine / fixed
up fur yuur husband! have the desired IT,
feet: H.: -:
Mr.. Glalwi,ftler~~Ie>, I'm t" he
1narri'4'l again ll-xt month New York
HtrulI
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1892-06-18

Beats the wurld~-tl4e imrec>1nioua
tra1l,, TEXTS Siftnlgs.
A Postponed Trip.
Cabble-l understand that you lost the
steamer for Europe.
Stone-Ies. My wife had to 60 back
for another hairpin. Cloak Review.
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-ttIE1IE<
A. r. & 4. NJ ;"';:*:""* !';;; H;;"S,: *
i.'' ,u H., Il i mira Wrhnt.t4! vi tf1'
tn.
| Q. 0. F. '>:'t' ~ h> ''S x*';< r : S""i"'
>r'';ii,rl Encau,.tr.,st= ,I.r~ aifef: anil third
Fridays IT t'4c!4 n"'h>h. .:.:
K. OF P '< 1' Fl'o*s T. vi: t: ~ II hr ' IT,, ard
Thursdays TT 1ft" n'"n't *>*: -:
&: :::.. **~
- = ~ -,4rot Tin Wet I@*lge meets at
u. 6, I, Naunte l,,.! esGrf 1hnr>'sHy
IttiH|,
6, a. R. 1T 1T Oil f""w. Il haion i The a<s
:f. ;l.11l Tuesdays n the m"n IT,.
h0 Il. NJ r" u ,,' EN"' i. ti,t i"''" AMI Al tiiSi '
W,"ti.r-:lit,~ 1t, t'.tc tnsufh.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-09-13
Nath FIR Miftter.

Dor iiber So abren i6on purbe Mfrs.
Winslou's Soothing Sprup bon M1ils
lionen bon Miitter1 beim 3abnen Der
9inber %angemenbet. Wirf bm i'm
S6lafe bur9bas S6reien zines @in6es
geft6rt, bas i'm 3abnen 1T mnb Dor
S9meraen meints Menn 10, lafe fofort
cine Jlaf6e bon nMtrs. @imslons 9oo>
thing Sprup" bolen. Sem Wertb 1T ut=
~be5ablbar. IS pirb Dem fleiren 2eibeus
ben fofort 9inberung peri9aHem. Ser
labt eu9 barauf, Miitter, es lit fein
3meifel bariiber. Sc beiIt 9pientern
unb Siarrboe, reguIirt ben Magen unb
bic Nieren, beieitigt Minb=&olif, erz
tpei6t ben @aumen, perbinbert gntsiin=
bung unb ftdrft bas gauge Spfem.
rWfrs Winsloms Soothing SprupA
fur aabnenbe 9i1ber 1T angemebm in
@ei9mad unb bas &eeept ftammt BON
einem Der beiten meibli6en Merate In
ben Ser. Staten. IS 1T Bel allen
9ruggiften in Der ganaen Melt su 5az
ben. preis rs Cts. per Jlai6e.
aauft ni9ts anberes ais Mfrs. Wins>
Iows Sootbiug Sprup.
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9ie @eltansiteauns.
5prmele GrIffmmmasfeier TIM Cftp6er
btetes Sabres.

SIR bic formeae gr6fnmngsfeier Der
Musitellung, bic i'm Oftober 5. 8. ftatts
inben foa, CHE pirtlide gr6fnung
finbet befanntli6 erit Mnfang Wlai
1898 fatt) 1T porldufg f~olgenbes Yro=
gramm feitgeitelt iporben:
Nm Wittmo1, ben 10. Oftober,
gmpfang bes prdfbenten unb ieimes
@abinets, fomie anberer prominenter
gdHe.
9onnerftag, ben 20. Oftober, aroBe
parabe Der @ipilzO rgamifationen, an
Wbenb elm groBes WaKerfeft i'm Sadz
fonspart, nit eitem Geff3ug au Wa1er
auf allen ben @epdGern auf unb BEL
benz MuSfellunssplage. Sic 5dife
touen ben Tortl6ritt Der Sdifabrt in
ben peri9iebenen Sabrbunberten bar
ftelen.
Greitag ben FL. Oft. NationaIsSa
lut bel Sonnenaufsamg. I'm l nbr
yta9mittags gr6fnungsfeier i'm @es
bdube fur manufacturers anb 9iberal
Mrts" inter 2eitung bes @eneralsD is
rectors, in @egentpart bes prdfibenten,
Der Gabinetsmitglieber, MitgIieber bes
Obergeridts, pieler S%enatoren unb Res
prdientanten, frember 8dfie unb Der
@ouberneure Der Staten unb Serritoz
rien IL. I. NJ. Mm 9lbenb Wieberbos
lung beS Seit3ugeS iiber bic @emdiIer
unb groBartises Jeuermerf ,e.
Samfag, ben %. Oft. Militarii6e
parabe unb Wan6per, am Mbenb
6euermerf &C.
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0eratben mir tn ben @interbalt,

ben unS oft in uneruartetFer Weiie cine arantbeit &c.
IeSt, 70 perben mir uns hann ent berpubt, bab fe Elm
bodsif tadif&er Geinb III, beFen 8etdmpfuns ni4t rur
bur& bic trdfttsf ptrfenben arsnetmtttel sebpten TT,
fonbe,n sesen ben man f4 idhsen fol-, ebe man i.i=
mem ansrtff srltest. SIN 9inierbaIt sesen uns liest
er, menn MIR uns Bel naHem Wetter I'm Ereten auf=
balten, feu&t seirorhene aIetber auf ben aeibe bebals
zen, TN Bug fisen, unseppbnte Rabruns unb Sc
trdnfs %sentesen, uns seiftis hberannrensen u. +. NJ;
beim Gebrau& pen Soietter's Wasenbttters fam er
uns absr ni&ts anbaben. Dteies Mtttel fdrft uniere
Representation sesen bic fHdblt@en Wirtunaeu
Der porerrdtnten 2rantteitS s11rfa9en. SIR ben SEES
mann, ben Gyubenarbetter, ben 9n~nbanpmerfer, FIR
ben Sflaren Der GGretbfube, fur Seben, Der anse-
itrenst arbeiten mnb, To baS Buffers elm rihttses GIirir.
Dpspepfe, Rterenleieea, Malaria, @auenbeS@perten
fbnnen nor ibm ni6t teteben.
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Aper'a 9atr=ytanr.
3ubereitst pom DR.. S. 6. aper & Co., 2opeu, Dsaii.
Sn Npotbeten unb Yarfimeries adben gu babeu.
@abl Mm5eigen.

Tir Sdute eftor.
9iermit erlaube tb mir, mid als &anbibat
fir bas 91nt beS 9dntes unb 8teb : Sn-
peftprs Bel Der beporitebenben @abl nn=
~su3eigen unb bite nm bic Ilnter1tibuns mel:
ner Sreunbe ilnb Mitbiirger.
9t4tunssbpG
Stto M6geIin.
asir iiaO autoriiirt, 9etrn Gbas. 6
26ffler ais aanbtbat fir bas amt Ses
&autee Snfpeftors an3attinbissn.
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.emtIN Gugliid)e gd,mlc,

O"H VHFUH w IEGWD.
anertannt tiiGti9e 9ebranfalt fir &naber
urS W0abhen felt Dreibie Satren in rese.
W'rflnmfeit. @ortrctftiAe 9ebrrraitr unite,
tespabrler seltuaS. Ter eneli6ea Sprads
MIN, mic Der beNtIdsn, opfe aed9nuulg ae.
trasen. HlReroem unterridi I'M Spuni}hsu.
@inigermaben onrbereitete Sbitlrr finben lie.
oer3eit Gufnnbine. Adhere 4uafuuft ertbsilen
Serr s. @rpoS, 3srditoent otS Sdul Spr.
tdnees inb Mm. 8arbef, 9ieeftor or
~9tnltoIt. iun,
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s Ill g beriff.

Die .Sssreie grefie" 1T erm.dAt;st, @errn
Sobn p. Campbell ais &aneibat fir
bas Imt oss Sberiffs bon 8erar @ountp
en3ufinoigen.
Nir iinb autoriiirt Serrn e. 8. Mccall
aIS @anbtbot fir @iebererfrdbluns fir baS
Imt hes Sberiffs bon 8egar gountr an=
sufiinbigen.
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STR 6 On fabIer

Bir itno autoriiirt GERM Gas s. Mb.
beg als &anbibat fir bas 9trnt bes Som
itablers bes l. greeinfts ansufunoisen
Wir finb autori1irt, 9. IS. SeffeI ais
&anoibat fir bas Amt bes Som # abIers
bes l. 8reetnfts BET Der bepor5tebenoen
Nppemberipabl an5ufiinbissn.
@ir iinb autoriitrt. DIR. Sames Me.
@Ipsfp OILS aanribat fir oas 9lmt tes
Son tablerS bss l. Erecinft ansuseigen
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Dr.. Hathaway
obn 4rsabfoof, N. D.. MtHtent.
SpetfaIt8t DeS mestens.


SunSe Mdnners.
mel&s IN Gptse Dor
Susenb 8 Climber
an RerpenS5nd1
Hrteebens,
t~uniererAten
qahen uub TIRE
RhnnIi6fettpsftr
rem frntM ben BE.
f6bmt@ Dr. Nas
bdwop jotprt spus
fuItfre1 Betg@t
at&t, Herpentranfs
bet .(mtt obtr eae
Grdume) mtrb wtf,
feui&aftltG uub
mad ben ueleteu
Wetbobeui 5eRans
belt nab NIT BEN
Ss66ten GrfcIss
sc tnmmt ntnt
'bhr6uf IN eb man,
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SIR Soilette

@iebt es teinen niisIi6eren unb eIesanteren MrtiteI
oils @per's 9airs9isor- bas beIiebteite unb uorz
tbeilbafteite 9aarpaher, oas iid i'm 9anbeI finbst.
es erpirbt BEN, 9uare rei9li6es 8a9stbun1, uub
be,pabrt i'm, bic Sd6nbeit unb @eidbeit Der SUE
seno uerbutet anblbeit, beiIt bei6perli5e 9A,sz
dIase IN Der aopfbaut. iitb erbGIt Iettere rein,
fibI unb seiunb. Samen, iowobI pie 9erren jiez
ben iiberaH Iper's 9air@gisor allen anbern Saar=
pailern Dor. Mrs. 2pbia .. Moobp in G. 4ittsz
e.; ;;:;! +; i: | !; &; ; :; 4: i: !:
Bat @nnber BEL Mir berpirft. SD lit an S9ufera,
urb an @usiaIen bes 9aares, 70 baB i'd raid fabl
rpuroe; felt i'd aber bas gisor sebrau6e, 1T mein
aopf pontontnten rein Don S6ufern, has Saar fdHt
tibt ilebr als, unb iest babe i'd einen suten Saars
rpuds uon b~erieIben Sarbe wie in n,einer Susenb.
Seoem Der an Sdufern ober am @usfauen bes
Qaares leibet, fann i'd bem 8ebrau1 Don @per's
SairzSisor 5uperii6tIi6 empfebIen."
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s ii + 6 ouutnz 2idter.

8ir iino autpriiirf, Serrn 3. So. u c.
MIltiter ats &anoteaten fir Nieberpntl
fir baS Amt PES 9pnntps3a tdtera unsils
fiinoiuen.
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s ii + Sriebenss St otter.

Nir linb autori5ut, 9errn Matpn Mbam
ais aaneioaten fin NieDerpabl fir faS stmi
bes Sriebenari6terS bes l. 9re-
einftS toie garse Stoot umfafienb) ansu
fiinoigen.
Bir iinb tsauitragt. 9srrn 50. 6. @pr els
&anoibatea fir baS glint oes 6%ricpcns
riGters fur Den eriten Yrecintt onsufin=
oi8eu. Serr gpr erludt bic 9iirger BON S)erar
@punig, fir i'm III itinnlen.
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8ir fins autolilsrI, Nerrn 81. 8 Gtan.
fieIb, bisber eouatp ShulIuperintsncent,
ais Sanoioat iur pno gnt reS @pnntps
&ihters auautiuoisen.
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Fears
Soap

pradtpolIe Derpadunsen uno
mobteeride wereen aneewanot,
nm SEIZE perfduHih gu MAIDEN,
meld, obne oiefe Sodmittet Fem
2llenfti anribren miroe. 1nan
hiite fid2 itets Dor elmer Seize, Ole
ihrs Crumpffdrte auf 2leuberiid.
feiteu febt.
pears' SEIZE, Ole feinfte Settle
DER Delt, 1T parfdmirt uno un-
parfdmirt gu haben, gan, nab
8slieben, uno bel oiefer Seife be-
sahlt man Die SEIZE uno niht oie
cIseante Derpadune.
III Sdoen jeoer Dirt gu baben,
hauptfdhIih in 1potbefcn, uno
Seute ieoen Stances eebrauhem fie.
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#& S@nIboG Wp, IA. Oh. 1890.
Dor s 5abrtH befef mid elm nerp5fes MaeenIetbeu
Uy1pep9Lel. berporgernfen bouptidhlida burdh ber
x<<179<1m1Qs ueiue 0eiunbbeit bran pl6blib au5ums
III 1<r 4ppeftf mar gaud meg uub on Ste1e befTen
~xoo< G4D69k, Der G9faf febIft a6narin unb uerp6ie
4<Ibe4 NIB Symphonic iuareu uusdbIbar, Bier Nerafe
S11e1e{4l9 tplpis Dyspepsia<W tittel nnb eIeftriFkff
cc1]9<|{E1 uktr lfIue 2iuoernug. Afs Iette 3unidt
1c<1t< ~ bot stnem Jabre feB id mir sIajfnr
No1l4$ 1ktoens6fdrfera ~foniuaen. Gdpn BEL her
{Ne3l<n 9oFls bsrfparfe i'd 2inbernnq. uub mad &C.
4r4rq et1t9er 5Ioiden mar id bon meiuem 2eiben Be-
luzt 8 4 .bsSeasE. boB .Vaftor abniass Werpeu.
S5exItr- 20 mot nnr aIs ar6Bfer eeaen nnb 6eilutit,
g ~ anEl esrnxfts 2~eipeubeR. fon6ern and ais IN.
~1SsH s1~s1H SohR &DhmeE
NM~ IL ntrf1tsEss R3udh mr. yrcspest<fbs "a.
&EkI pirb Je6tm Der e perlauet sneeianbt.
4rmt er96Iteu and bic Mtebasiir uri{pnff
AteIe 4ts1t5ta tputbe iet benz Sabre 1916 cp1 BEN
4e9H. Balor 2bniq- Sort @apnt. Sub 5pbsreitsi
nh i<tt HRtrr s.stner AuioetiHng bon bef
KoENgG MEDICINE co
S49 Randolph ST, cHxDAcO, LL.
8et 4Hctheferm 81 bates. ifr
- 90 oie Vtaid]e. 6gInfalea far $500.
srsBe Sf.ss. 6 fer Sy.ee.
Sn g an 4ntonto Bel abolp5 0reib.
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STIR 9inriftS GIerf.

Mir iinb bcauftrast, 9errn 9enre linz
i4eto ais aanoibaten fir bas Mmt bes
Oitrtftaglerts BON 8erar County .ols
tilfiinbiaer.
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@ir iino autoriiirt. 9errn 8 co g. silt.
Liza o II ais &anbibat fir bas Nat pes
Otfritt.@Ierfs BON 8erar @ounib all
sufiinDiaeu.
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pie europdif6e politit rubt aud nod
iIa9 Der geenbisung Der n0nnbsfage".
WdbreHb bic @bolera ibre GeiBel
iDtptnst, bat bic Diplomatic az fdiueis
gen.
Wfsrfmirbig ift's, ba6 bic Cholera
out ibrem iibli6en Marf1e aus benz
Snncren Nfens mad bem Meffeft st
airgenbs Dryer baufte, ala In Der ar6Bs
ten 0afenifabt beS beutfden Hefdes,
obpobl uenistens bic iebt 2 bas
gan3e iibrige Gei6 bon Der Seu6e 10
gut tDie perfdont blieb. 9us ben iebt
porliegenben erften poftna6ridtem iiber
ben Ausbru4 Der Cholera in Sams
BURG gebt berpor, baB man bort
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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-02-13
Peck's Fellow Feeling.

George r. Peck was once returning
with a friend to his hotel in Boston from
late public dinner with a coterie OF dis
tnguished financiers. scholars and states
men, says the Kansas City Times.
1t was, of course, n full-dress affair, and
Mr.. Peck no doubt looked like a lord-or
Mt least like one Of tho most prosperous
and complacent OF men. His mind. how
ever, was full OF business troubles. and
he doubtless sclt, as he sometimes does,
how hollow is the rotund body OF worldly
success.
Just as his hotel was In sight a poor
ragged devil put out a supplicating hand
and asked for a quarter Mr. Peck gave
him twain" and then added dollar or
two with the suggestion that food and
lodging added to the probable liquid re-
freshment about TO be enjoyed would be
very beneficial to health and longevity.
The tramp was touched by Mr.. Pecli's
generosity, and running after him, said |:
"Slr. cannot help saying God bless you,
and also that am not what l seem"
That's all right" said Alr. Peck, "say
nothing about IL. but neither am l."
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-02-13
A suitnn's Irish Mother.

There is said 20 be n romantic reason
why the present Sultan OF Morocco is on
such friendly relations with England. It
Is because no has Irish blood running in
his veins. Over hundred years ago an
authenticated, blue-eyed little Irish girl,
married 10 a sergeant OF engineers In Mo-
rocco. became widow. The Sultan saw
her, fell In lovo with her and married her.
The marriage was In every way n
success. and II was for the good OF tho
land as we'll as for the good OF the persons
most concerned. The lady not only ruled
the hsrem. but she ruled the Sultan him.
self, and not infreQuently rode into bat
tic at the head o. her husbands troops.
Her descendant. the present Sultan OF
Morocco. Muleyel-Hassan, probably owes
his partiality for all that Is British TO tho
feeling that he Is connected by ties OF
blood.-London Letter in Chicago Herald.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-02-13
WEXFORD.

Mrs. Gleason was greeted by good au-
dience at Grand Army Hall last evening.
The meeting was in charge of Mrs. George
G. Souie, NJ. d., president of the local
Women's Christian Union, under whose
auspices the lecture was given. For up
ward of an hour Mrs. Gleason spoke
pleasantly and forcibly.
The anniversary of Martha Washington
Social Temple of Honor, No. l6, was
pleasantly observed at Annaquatucket
Hall, West WEXFORD. last evening. There
was large attendance including Sister
Grand Worthy Templar Mrs. j. Myrtle
Robinson and suite of the Grand Social
Temple, Grand Worthy Chief Templar A.
w. Sherman, head of Templarism in the
State, was also present. An enjoyable
program had been prepared, including
addresses by the grand officers and
Others, together with recitationss. and
music. The readings of Mrs. Henry
Barnes were feature of the evening. At
ter the literary exercises an hour was
spent in the discussion of an oyster stew
with cake and coffee. Though this temple
has been instituted only three years it has
a membership of about seventy-fve and is
in fiourishing condition.
The Attention Temperance Union have
elected officers for the ensuing year as fol-
lows: President. Mrs. w A. Spaulding;
vice president, Mrs. Isaac Y. Taylor; secre-
tary, Albertus Hazard; financial
secretary, Miss Mary Congdon;
treasurer, John ii. Wilson: chap
lain, Everett Jones. After the election
Joseph Briefly on behalf Of the Union pre-
sented Mrs. Spaulding with handsome
reception chair, and a season of speech
making and social intercourse were the
order OF the evening. Valentine boxes
gave the children of the lower grades of
the village school much amusement yes
terdav afternoon.
f. A. Hoagland, former resident of
this village has removed New fork
with his family.
Miss Stella Healey of Providence is the
guest of Miss Mamie Mcdonnell on Ham
ilton avenue.
The Epworth League of the Methodist
Church hold n business meeting this
evening.
The Improvement Society will hold
regular meeting at the Town Hall Mon
day evening.
Miss Julia Church has returned home
after an extended visit with friends in New
York.
Albert j. Rose recently received kick
in the face by the death throes of an ami
nal which he had slaughtered.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-02-13
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.

Northern Division of the Uniform Rank
elected the following named officers for
1892 Sir knight captain, f. w. Thurber;
sir knight lieutenant, George a. Hig-
gins; sir knight herald, Henry G. Card,
Jr.; sir knight recorder, w. II. Williams
sir treasurer Charles L. Bailey sir
knight guard, James III. White sir knight
sentinel, Henry i. T.. Orchard. The in
stalling officer will be Adjt. Fred A. Col
well
Pythias Lodge will hold pound party
in Slocum Post hall Monday evening Feb.
20
Elmwood Lodge conferred the rank of
page on one candidate last Tuesday even
ing. The rank of knight will be con-
ferred next Wednesday. One application
for membership was received
The supper and social given by Enter
prise Lodge last Thursday evening was a
big success.
Eureka Lodge rendered reception to
Grand Vice Chancellor George G.. Gates
last Tuesday evening, he being "A member
of that lodge
The newly-elected officers of Garfield
Division will he installed next Thursday
evening by Sir knight John Ogden,
Enterprise Lodge will visit Eureka
Lodge next Tuesday evening, leaving this
city on the 5:55 train. Transportation
will be furnished free Of cost to all who
participate.
Grand Chancellor +. y. Goff and board
met in the office of the Grand Lodge last
evening and prepared "A list of deputies TO
be appointed.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-02-13
WOONSOCKET.

Sleghing is good. The "Wigwam" pic
bridge in the boat sleigh Puritan. "
The jacket department of the American
Worsted company engaged sleigh ride
to Milford and Baker a. Davis employees
also took trip. to that Massachusetts,
town.
Erastus Wiman of New York has wired
the Business Mems Association that he
will be present next Wednesday evening
and lecture on "Reciprocity."
Tillinghast of Providence will cater at
the High School Association reunion
Feb. %.
III. II. Wales e. Co, exhibit handsome
new boat sleigh the American" yesterday
for the first time.
the season here, the mercury registering
in the vicinity of zero.