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Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1893-10-25
MoIanoet.

Sra &alermo melDes ber ON "a
npe xil!eloe at &olera os S Dpos>
talb ben 20be bs.
- @n priuat Meboelelle fra So,
liuia brirser ben Npbeb, at 2anbets
loosiuenoe 5or1amliu9 bor afltoffet
@laoeriet.
= Beretninserne fra Bro5ilien er
fun ipariomme o9 upaalibelige. ct
Telesrom til SEEM gorf ira &io Sa>
neiro ben 22be os. flyer bog, at ct
fort Slas bar ftaaet mellem &esie
rinsstropperne % &euolutionifterne
1er Sbice1 45 Mil fro @renbien af
Uruguay. Sc reoo1utionere crop.
per fommanoereoes al Sen. @oroiu>
os &e9ierinsens al 8inbeiro Ma9ai
DO. Slaset uarebe en- bel Dag, oe
@euolutioniiterne bleu @eierberrer.
@losmarfen uar oloeles beoattet al
bBbe.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1893-10-25
FERGUS FALLS UGEBLAD
Entered at the post office at Fer
gus Falls as second class matter.

minore be bar Nussburs @eminari,
Inn til fin BreiteRole.
Set fan 9ierue bore, at bette por ct
it9rtt 5orlangerbe, at &onferentlen
tog for baorot i; men bet par oui9e>
bel BET, mon bleo enis om. Toloer
bette Buntt bort, iaa er Der lite ct
@amfuno. 0s @irteligbeoen par
Der life nc9en anben Waaoe at aipre
Sammenlutnin9 paa. &onferentlen
baooe en- fulbitenois 8reiteRole; be
anore Samfuno -. meo unotogelIe
al Gauges @pnobe - bauoe ben tbeoz
lc91lte Nfoeltng for fig ielu. Sc onz
ore samfuno - unotosen 6auses
Spnooe - funoe iaaleoes 1ptte fine
theolosilte Sem;narier uoen at riue
noget iammenben9enoe 6toleorbeioe
1fptter. &onierentlen baobe life
2eiltabeo bertil. @onierent{en
maatte enten blioe uoenior Joreninz
gen eller treoe at Nu9sburs bleu
Bre1teitolen, tbi oen piloe lite ipnoer=
femme Nu9sburs.
Vt oripe TO eller flere HrefeRoler /
1amme @amfuno onlao man oenaana
fer umulist, os iaaleoes blep bet ct
Sol9. enten OF forene 8refeifolerne
I'll en- euer at ltaa obfilte flere
@amfuno. Nt gauges @pnobe fore>
traf> at itaa for fig ,elu. tan iol{olo
life &onfereniefolfet lolte.
9taar nu @tillinsen er bleuet ben,
at Der er 10 Rrelteltoler, laa CT meo
bet famine 6oreuinesiaaen rptfet ]aa
lar9t tilboee fin uooit(ius, at b /
after er, boor ri oar fgr 1883 eQer
talfalo tpr 1890. Gpr 1858, bpis
bet er Maioritetens Meuins of boloe
lin npe Sfole oppe for beitonoist; fpr
1880. bois bet er Maioritetens Me.
ming at forlige fig meo 5oreninesorz
tltlerne o9 Nu9sbur9.
Snottl oenne @rfjenoel|e ct blepen
tlor os eiennemsaaenoe, er bet aonlfe
uupol9t at teHfe paa SO c9 Oroen i
|
bort t1rteli9s Nrbeioe. 81 iaar 9oa
belt til6unos os finbe 5ooielte, 1aa
toor bet oa1e laa opbt nebe, Get pil.
Uten uoen Bsno unosr 6ooen nptter
bet lite at to9e tunse Sag % ,pere
G1roer, loa bet e1 liee1aa eoot for
oue Starter at bltue
flnr ooer @tillinsen.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1893-10-25

Chef Sperion, iom Dor / To>pn oi
8almortb, Beder @ountp, Ct ristia
en- Meltertpp. flyer Detroit Record.
@an er osiaa tienot for fin Epuoetis=
beo / belle 9&abolo9et. @qef hopoe
npli9 facet en- &ierefe peo gfopn
qori 0lion, oa &arret litte 9ierne a!
bliue gift ftrats, men bet Ct baoroe
9ioer MI, os &ismnnoene iom siem>
mer bort fine Eense, ligser os rueer
ouer Dem &at os Sag 1om 9rneer.
iaa be ct lite sooe at faa Sag ielu
for en- Meitertpo. Gqef os &ari
baooe life 8ense, 1aa be funoe tose
uo 2icenie r9 betale en- s}reosbommer
for 8iellen os oiperie andre uosif'
ter, os iaa matte @Qef finbe poo
Hoao.
noe pno g}aboens @ns git en- feb
&iDrofie. oa en- patter Sag ipaierte
Often eg @qef ao Bpen Moorbeao
til, boor @losteren i,ilte benz 40 os
sap @Qef $13. Sen. lom oor slao
bar @Qef. 6an itpreoe &urien bism>
ouer isien minus 9}aboens Otle
plus 13 Dollars flir9enbe Mpnt.
% 1aa tos ban meo &ari til Greoss
BONNER Die 8ertbolo, 'om ltuloe pie
oem. Bertbolo bolbt iuft paa at fin
be frem fin BOG for at fremiise Or
oene. iom ifuloe sipre @Qef % &or,
til Mano os 9uitru. oa @beriffeu
tom r9 to9 @Qef bort. for @eremoni=
en- par tilenoe. @uef matte iplse.
Ser bjalp iusen BDnner. @beriffen
latte enoos 9aanoiern paa bam. 9a
be Tom biem til Sberiffen, falote ben.
ne pea lin 9ieneitetarl, 1om iluloe ie
eftsr Tanaen, meoens @beriffen iatte
ino 6eitene. @utten ipntes, a. Tp=
rem life iaa uo til at bile gao noget
iteos meo 9aanoiernerne paa, % iao
git ban efter @beriffen os bio1p bam
meb 6eitene. Sberifen aueoe bog
uraao og git for at le efter 5oneen,
men oa uar ban a1ereoe forou|tet.
9oanoiernene baube ban la9t i9ien
etter fig. og mon bar Ieet @por eiter
bam. 6an etterlaoer ben ipreenbe
&ari, eniuaraenoe Sheriff os geabo,
en- minus fin beoite&ibrotie tilat
besreoe fig. 5ormooentlie buffer
@Qef mart op isien, eritatter Nabo'
en- for Often, tiener fig poa nrlia
Maooe Yeu9e I'll at belale 8ielien %
op1e9er iaa &ari isien.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1893-10-25
Jnoldnbet.

Mrs. Roscoe @onfling, @nfen eiter
ben berpmte @totsmano, opbe / Utica,
Stem Dorf, ben 1Soe os. Mrs.
@onflin9 uar oper 50 Mar eammel.
- emma Goldman, ben unse
9ame, iom bleu iaa berpmt unoer
Nrbeioerurolisbeoerne SEEM D0rt
forle0en, ct nu ogmt til 1 Nars
Strafarbeioe for fine Taler; men iaa
ifal bun o9iaa bope brust orpie
ubtrpt.
- &i6aro So9be alias gBeltrid
os Mrs. Sulianna Sobnion ertlerte
fig iiploiae at baue forie9t paa at
mprbe Mrs. Sobnions 9usbonoe
@uoobp, @isconfin, c9 bleu of Dom.
mer @auber 9ioet 10 Nars Stats
fensiel iibite Ousoos. 8arret bleu
nDlig arreiteret San 5rancisco.
= &aroinal Gibbons feireoe ben
1Soe bs. tit 25'Narss Subileum iom
Biifop Baltimore. N(le be itore
fatolfe Berpmtbeoer fer / 9anoet
uar tiliteoe oeriblanot Msr. @atoQi,
@rtebiRop @orri9on al Seem gort.
@rfebifop Srelano al ct. Saul
m. m. f. &aroinalen mooto9 / Nn=
leouins al fit Subileum ct 2ptpnif=
niussbreu fra 8auen.
= st 9rainiammeufpo, buoruet
omfring 80 Mennefer orabtes, fore.
git nar Battle Greet, Mi9isan, 1ibfe
5reoos. 2isene bleu 1aa ,pnber=
fnuite, at be er aloeles ufienoeliqe.
ulpffen foraariaseoes oerueb, al
&onouftgren eQer acknowledgement
lite aolpo Orore % figrte forbi Sta=
tionen. 9a be fom uo til &epara>
tionspRrffeoerne. mgote be ct anoet
Eratn, iom git 80 Mil 3imen, oq
&otomotiuerne renote MOB binanbeu
oa fnuites; liaeioa &osnene.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1893-10-25
Gseferne.

8lanot @seterne Bsbmen pofser
Mtsnpien bosli9, os man tan uente,
at ben i1aar ub Slommer bper Sag,
bet ifal bore. Sc 6orbolosreeler,
&eaierinaen for toset for at oempe
@iertr9en. oil fun 9ipre onbt perre.
Man fan NOT en- @tuno forIpee iia
frem meb Tuansslope os @onitatel>
berreopmme, men en- national @trgm=
ming al ben 9lrt o9 @tprte, iom MI
goar oper 8pbmen, laoer fig lite
onmme op paa ben Maaoe. S 2arg=
ben uil ben pioe at brpoe fig Sci
trobs oft.
urolisbeoerne / 8ra9 bar fremt
&esierinsen, os ben 12te Septembee c
uofebteS en- Gororonine, bporueo
Bpbmens 6oueofao berppes be ue.
ientlise politife % toultitutioneQe
&eff19beoer, 1erl19 olminoelig Gor>
iomliussfribeo. @resiefribeo os Su.
rp. Disie orafoniRe 6orbolosre9>
ler, lom efter 2open'tun tan taaes
&rig, unber farlise inore uroliebe:
Der, eQer naar alporlige @loner op,
oases til at omitprte Torfatnineen,
oil / 8pbmen meo Gttterbeo zoe en-
sanfe mooiat @irtnine af ben til
iietebe.
Blanot be Meno, iom bar 9Gren
for at bape uaft @5eternes rationale
Seloitenotsbebsfplelie til npt 2ip,
maa ferft os fremf neunes ben BE-
t1enote &olittter Gomarb @regr.
Gor ii &ar iioen Tom ban 1prite Gang
poa @lssbasen os oannebe ber uns=
c5efernes enersiRe @arti. Sen Sri.
ie. iom fortioen biemieser -8sbmen,
os boori @resr ct 5ielen, bar en-
lan9t itbrre Betponine, enb man pet
ferite Bltt funbe pere tilbpieli9 til al
anta9e.
Eripelol1iancen o9 Militarismer
bar olori9 ueret omfattet meo Spm
patti / Sbbmen % bar ofte pere
@ienitano for beftiee Nnareb a
un9c5eterne paa &iesoa0en. Bpb
mems Seleitanoisbee Ct &irteliebe
| ben fun ct Gibsipbrssmaol, men Bn
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1893-10-25
NorosDafota.

Soief 2inner 9 Nar sammel. affp.
reoe uforuorenoe ct Stub o9 ornbte
fin Setter Die Sobnion forleoen. Ole
bar en- II Nar eammel @bn Of Il,
bert SobnIon / &usbp. @utterne
bar uoe paa Soat, oa ulDtten
b9note.
- Ser er optaaet en- bel Bel
uleilisbeb mellem 8aitor S. 8. Ser
rault of 2arimore % bans 8ii1op,
&ater @banlep af Samesto>pn. 8i'
itopen bar aflat Braiten, cg oenne
bor tlaset til Nlsr. @otolli, iom
imiolertio bar toset Bifopens &arti.
Hoit. @errault bar nu offentlissiort
fine &laser i Hresien, os bpis be
meofprer @anobeo, piier De builten
fratteli9 9espotisme Der uopoes in
ben ben fatbolite &irfe. &aforen
antla9er osiaa BiRopen. foroi ban
bar aniat oritfeloi9e % umoralfe
&raiter inbeu fin &reos c9 forfulst
be friiteligiinoeoe o9 broerli9e. ST.
9eleoeS bar BiRopen baanet Statens
Yrobibitionsloo os itillet fig fienotlia
liseouerfor ben.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1893-10-25

r9rofiten meo beru1enbe 9ritfe ct
faa soelasaenoe / olle &etuineer; iao
mooitrioenoe Moralen, iaa torberpe>
li9 for 6iemmet. &irfen os bet bor=
serlise 2tu, os til bet poerfe iaa
mooftrioenoe alt eoelt / 2iuet, at ben
eneite pasienoe Stilltns for enbue,
&riften at tnoto9e operfor ben er et
uforionli9t 5ienoitob. Sen Tan al
brig loplisgipres uoen @pnb".
Gen. Conf. 1883 oa 1892.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1893-10-25
Sen iioitc 2lnlconin8 taar.

9e biQise 2ur= o9 &etur=BiQetter
til Gbica9o, iom 9}ortbern Bacificz
Banen MI ielser, er Den ibfe frafs
ti9e Spmuntrin9 ioar til at belpae
ebicoao rg &eroensuoltiuir9en. Sc
tan MI 91gre belle 9uren bi0iaere.
eno Sc leopanlis fan reile blot ben
enc Sei. 5criDm life oenne Nnleb:
ming til at ie bet LOBE Narbunbreoes
itgrlte unoer.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1893-10-25
Spo=9afota.

9opeobpsninsen ueo l1niueriitetet /
Berm;Qion brenote ben 15oe bennes.
6lere al Stuoenterne blep olporliQ
itabeoe. Sn9en Ntbrpoelle oil bog
foraariases l1noerpisningens Gang.
- 9hompion bleu ben9t. Mor:
oeren 9bompIou blep banst i9e5met
iioite Greoas. 6ans fioite Orb bar:
r8eo fnr mig. Seq ct ferois. Sob
mig foloe burtts'. Nlt git pel peo
@recuttonen, o9 81 Miuutter efter at
Soften bleu last ON bans 9als, blep
ban at 9R9erne ertleret bpo.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1893-10-25
Winnefpta.

Banfrbperen Bbil @9eies Brbore
Carl % @lmer er lbslaote' i9ien /
minneapolis. Hb,l ct fremoeles
uIpnlis.
- &af. ". Suerion / Noro Mins
neapolis fplote tit femtienoe Gar paa
Manoo9 (nen 16oe os.) @n Meng=
be 8enner mpo.e ben Mnlebnin9 op
for at lptpnRe bam, meboeler rTol.
feblaoet".
= 2apreuce @briltian Sobnion,
ben fprie Mano, iom boiatte fig /
&o9efer, oboe forrise Eirsoaa 70
Mar sammel. @an tom til &odeter
for IS Nar foen fra @briitiania,
9eorae. og bor iioen boet Der.
= 80 Menb CLAUDE Sentins
alias Sad Stemart c9 &eter &eter>
ion orat fig fulo os git til ct berpstet
6us i Stepben iioite Jreoas. os Der
blep be uforliste. 8eter fog en- &nip
os itot fin &ammerat, iaa ban pil
tomme til at tp al 5aaret. @ieren
al 9ulet er foriuunoen.
- &ai. &in9mon ct en- biemuenot
Mis ioner, iom bor / llotanten af
Minueapolis. Ser bapoe ban en-
flor &aalbaue, Lportil BON iote
Onsoos inobDo Bpens Gattise. for
at be frit funoe foripne fig meo &aal'
bopeoer. of bpilte 1000 fore @rem=
plarer fob us penteoe paa at bliue bp=
iteoe. Og be 3ransenoe fom. S
itore @tare meo fplote 8arnepo9ne,
6ort(eoer c9 5effe bros be biem<
ooer meo 8reitens @aalbopeoer.
= Sobn @uitafion orabte fig ielu
/ Cannon Sal1s folte 5reoa9stuelo.
6an ipate ferit at orebe fig meo en-
9ommefniu 90 git oerpaa ouer 40
&oos % boppece WpQeoammen fra
'Broen ouer Ga nnon &iper. @uitof.
ions 3uitru torlob bam for ct Bar
Nar foen, forot ban fuloe ppre gift
| bet 9amle 2ano. 9ette bor bog
@uftafion altio benestet. Stfeoefo=
minore bauoe bun bespnbt @tilsmis=
ielos % piloe baue facet @tilsmisie
ON nosle 9o9e. @uitaflon fal babe
bolot meset at fin putru % bapbe
prpoet alt mulist for at faa benbe til
at leoe iammen meo fig. men aft for.
9ieues. 9an uar omtrent 80 eller
IS Nar sammel.
- @n @ueitier peo Mopn g8il=
belm 9aenssi itjeo os orebte fin &u.
ftru ct. Saul fbfe Eorsoaas
&uelo. Morberen blep poo9rebet
tort efter % bar tilfaaet fin ugier<
ming. 9an forib9te poa at orutne
fig @luen men iuBmmebe ilano
isien, oa ban life baooe Moo til bet.
9an iftlores iom en- frepiom ps
eorueltg Meno, men ban fuloe bape
ct fuoit 5tnbela9. Sc bar 8 Bgrn,
buoraf bet elofte, en- 8tee poa II
War, arbeiber poo en- Butit / ct.
Saul. &i9en flyer, at bum life uios
te al, at benoes Jorelore par upenz
ner nosen Gang. 9aensei Ripb
fin 9uitru 3 &usler eiernem @ier>
tet. 9un frauleo fig oper til en-
af g&abuerne os banteo paa @inbuet
os iosoe paa tpF: slip mig inb,
min Mano bar Fuot mig. Sc toe
benoe ino, men bun funoe life iiee
mere os opoe 5 Ntnutter efter. Mrs.
@aenssi par 40 &or eammel, oe be
bar baut 16 Bprn 1ammen, bporof 8
ct bpoe.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1893-10-25

iter mon at fremFDnoe bette
2ios= IpBr9smool, oa bebpper
mon neppe nirfnin9sfuloere::Mi
enb be Tounssloue. 9uormeo &e9ie,
rin9en forlp9er at fneb(e bet parmz
blooi9e o9 leueop9ti9e 5olts l1afbenz
9t9beostrang. 50. g."
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1893-10-25

Souls Stern, Mebreoaftpr al
.Sie &olfs5eituns" / ct. &oul, er
uoneunt til Joreneoe @taters &ou.
iul / Bambers / Epiflano.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1893-10-25

U. 6. Sobuion 4 60. er cneite g.
neral sN9enter for Sen oirefte 9inie.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1893-10-25
3am# Bm19f.

Nerlf@aaforsr osNotarpPublie, ,Tsrsus6ous.
4raftiiereri aue @tatens Setter. Sn.
fasierinser 6eisrses punftlist. Getslis @ei>
leonin9 elpes. &cntpr soen Stage, Tirft
9lattonal ganfs gpentns.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1893-10-25
g. +. e. Tamgham,
Gotbiop, Rinn.

Totbllp, Winn.
@raouel1t fra 9cuisuiQe @so. Goue9e,
Sousriae, 8p.
&ontor lammen meo SIR. $. g. Storz
oot. Scntprttb: 8 til IL Torm. til 4
G1tm. Vtl OH Nattsn rare at inoe So
teQet. Oil prompt fslse e1bper Mnmoonina
ON Ssigs til iDse.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-05-17
Personal POINTS.

Henry Astor Carey, who died at New.
port, X. l., recently, bequeathed $40, 900
to Professor Hill, OF Harvard college,
and the remainder Of the estate, worth
about s., 900, 900, goes to Arthur Astor
Carey, OF Cambridge, Mass. Mr.. Carey's
only sister, formerly the Baroness Do
stuers, was ignored by tho testator in
his will.
Fat Brigham, OF Utah. who has Just
been made United States marshal, will
be remembered as member OF the
Harvard class Of 1880, where he was the
leading tenor Of the glee club and a
member OF the crew who outrowed Yale
In 1877, 1873 and 1870, Theodore Roose-
welt was member Of the same class.
Col. Ward Hill Lamon, President Lin.
coln's intimate friend and biographer,
who died the other day at MartinsburR,
w. Va, Is said TO have had another
book In preparation at the time Of his
death. 1t was to be q three.volume
compilation OF his "reminiscences OF
Lincoln aud tho war
The Miiwdukco Journal says Ignatius
OOuuelly uHud " buppOEtuT VI HIS
Atlantis theory in Sir Daniel Wilson,
president Of tho University Of Toronto,
who declares, after q great deal Of
search, that tho lost Atlantis was not a
myth, but that It was really the CONT.
nent Of America.
Mrs. Sarah b. Cooper, Of San Fran.
cisco, has Sunday school class OF moro
than 800 Intelligent men and women.
She has taught u bible class for more
than forty years.
Senator Morrill,, Of Vermont, is in
better health than ho has been for SOW.
oral years, though he recently colebra.
ted tho university Of bis oiShty.third
birthday.
Mr. McAllistor 10 opposed TO the In.
ianta Eulalio ball. lie says May 20 ID
too lalo for such a function, A garden
party would DO better
Tho royal family Of England lie tho
largest IN Europe. Hpr majpsty's family
circle numbers fifty living descendants
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-05-17

tian red and ceruleanblue. Those who
use the first o. nights to decorate with
will probably want supply Of the lat
ter next day. Tacoma News,
At this time, when SO many petit
tiona for political office are in circula-
ton, a novel variation OF the pro-
gramme IL noticed by the Baltimore
American, A petition to q leading Vir-
ginia college is being circulated in that
state setting forth tho learning, piety
and industry of certain minister, and
requesting the college to confer the de-
gree Of d, d. upon him,
A sign in front OF store at George
town, Md, bears this inscription:
"Born with a brain within brain can
kuFe emmy kind OF misery in q shot
time with only the best CRIBS to be
uaed,"
A New York woman has been award
ed s., 900 damages for injuries received
in 1887, when IN intoxicated car con-
dnctor forced her into a seat when she
asked to be let off tho cur.
The only member Of the Britt sh roy
ANY VINO docs not pay postage 10 the
duke of Cambridge, exempted as com
mRnder-in'chiet, All the others have
to put up their stamps,
Two couples who were recently mar
ried in Emporia county, Kansas, were
unable to write, and "his mark" and
her mark" appear on the marriage
certificate.
A St. Louis pickle factory has ground
leased at intervals all the way from st.
Louis to Keokuk and hundreds OF men
employed in raising cuCumbers,
The loss on fremont Temple, in Bos-
ton, which was destroyed by fire q
short time ago, has been adjusted by
the board Of arbitrators at $4,000.
On his own affidavit the riding
weight Of Billy Bolton, OF Kansas, who
Is the champion wheelman OF his class
in America, is Sl5 pounds.
TeloGraphing without wires and tele-
phoning along a ray Of light arc some
wonders developed in ten years.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-05-17
MORNING SMILES.

Highwayman TO Mr.. Levy, second
hand dealer in miscellaneous property
Your money or your life" Mr..
Levy-"Mine friendt, you gannot ex.
beet me to gif you my money for nod
ings, and mine lifevon't do you no goot.
But tells you vot l will dol will buy
dot bistol of you at fair co."-Fd-
Bits.
Advertisement in Morning News.
paper-'Man wanted who speaks two or
more languages" Employer Ito APP
plicant who applies for situation)-
GLOW many languages do you speak
and what are they?" Applicant
1.-TWO, sir-EnGlish and American" p
Judge.
Mistress-"I hope you know how to
clean n room thoroughly2" Now Ser.
want Girl-"Indeed. l do, ma'am. In
the country 1 used to clean out tho
cows stalls, and they were a good deal
dirtier than these rooms."-Fiiycnde
Blaettcr
Deacon Jones-'Do you think it sin.
full to marry for money!" Parson
Tium-"It never occurred to me so; on
the contrary, sometimes | have thought
the fec was too mall."-Boston Trans.
criDt.
Tom-"You're the most trying girl to
have for 6nnce that ever heard OF. F."
Gcrtie)-indignant)- "Neither George
nor Ned ever thought so."-Chicago
Record.
Harkins Ito the waiter)-"Would you
mind telling me just why this Is called
spring chicken" Waitor-"C dat
am its name, sah."-fruth,
Americus-"Riter's articles aro al.
ways appropriate" Critic-"Yes, and
tho ideas Of most Of them arc appro-
priatod. Puck
"IIaye you good cock2" "she's
very good; goea to church four times u
week. She can't cook, though. It'd
IfUg
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MORE APPOINTMENTS.
The President Gives the Customs Commits
siOnership to Ohio,

The President Gives the Customs Commits
sionership to Ohio,
WASHINGTON, D. O., May l6,-The
President to-day made the following
appointments
A.. Baker, of Arizona, to be chief
Justice OF the supreme court of the to r
ritory Of Arizona,
William Pugh, OF Ohio, to be COM
missioner OF customs, vice s, v. dolll'
day, OF Pennsylvania, resigned.
Secretary Carlisle made the following
appointments:
Samuel Roads, jr., Of Marblehead,
Mass, chief Of the stationary division
treasury department, vice A. l. Sturte'
want, resigned by request.
Mr.. Roads was born in 1858, has q re-
putation as an author, journalist and
politician. He represented his district
In the Massachusetts, legislature for
several terms. At present he occupies
the position OF private secretary to
Governor Russell, OF Massachusetts,
and is said to possess considerable eSe-
cutive ability.
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Tho Point of tho Chinese Decision.
For tho purposes Of tho contention
over tho Chinese exclusion ana regis.
tration act, 1t does not matter whether
tho treasury has tho money to carry tho
law into effect Tho question OF mo.
mont was whether Congress has tho au.
thOrity to pass such law, whether we
can put out OF tho country aliens whom
wo do not want in tho country.
whether this particular act DO wisO
OF unwiso, reasonable or brutal 10 not
the question. 1t Ia worth while to
know that this country may sOnd back
whence they came aliens whose pres
once II docs not dCBlfo. In tho case OF
the Chinese thoy may remain by com.
plying with tho registration law, so
that II they wish to remain they arc
subjected to no hardship. But tho do.
claion COCA further than that.
AH We understand II, tho Chinese or
any other aliens could DO sent out Of tho
country absolutely, giving them NO
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Of, in kegs OF 100 pounds;

Down to 1883 oil the cut nails manu-
featured in this country in commercial
quantities were made OF iron, but In
that year cut nails were made OF Besse-
mer steel and others were made OF COM
bined iron and steel. In 1884 the pro.
duction OF steel cut nails, including 500
kegs OF combined iron and steel nails,
was S934S2 kegs, or 5 per cent OF the to-
tai production. The maximum produc-
ton Of all cut nails down to the present
time was reached in 1886, with S,i60,073
kegs, and the maximum production OF
steel cut nails alone was reached in 1883,
with 4,S23,4S4 kegs. In 1880 and 1890
over two.thlrds OF the total production
Of cut nails were made OF steel, and in
1891 about three-fourths Of the total
production were made OF the same ma
terlal,
The first wire nails manufactured in
this country wore made at New York in
1851 or 1852 by William Hassall from
iron or brass wire. They were OF small
sizes, escutCheon and upholstsrer's nails
being apecialties, The wire nail "a q
substitute for the cut nail did not, how
ever, come into notice In this country
until few years ago, in 1888 or 1884.
The American Wire Nail Company,
whose works are now located at AndeT-
son, Indiana, was the first company to
give the wire nail start in American
markets as q competitor OF the cut nail,
Tho origin OF this company dates back
as far as 1871. when q few German resi-.
dents OF Covington, Kentucky, contrib
uted to fund for importing three Ger
man wire nail machines. In 1886 the
production OF wire nails was estimated
10 have amounted 10 1000 kegs Of 100
pounds, made by twenty-seven wire
nail works; in 1887 the production was
estimated to have been 1,250, 900 kegs,
made by forty-seven works; in 1888 II
was estimated to have been 100000
kegs; in 1889 it was estimated
to have been 2,4S5,o00 kegs. Tho
actual production in 1890 was 8, 1891
kegs, made by AZ works, nearly all the
nails being made Of steel. In 1891 the
production was 4, ll4,395 kegs.
The total production OF cut and wire
nails in the United States during the
last six years has been as follows:
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ECZEMA 3 LONG YEARS.
Tried Many Remedies. Then Tried cutl.
Cura and suffered no Moro. Com.
plOte euro for 90 90.

have used your CurlcuRA REMEDIES with
great satisfaction. for was a sufferer from EcEo.
ina for three long years tried good mauy
remedies, but yours have proved bleSSin, TO
mo- for since then hav0 not suffered any moro
an now entirely cured, aud It only cost mo
i've dollars for your CUTtCuRA REMgDlES As for
your CUTlCUnA SOAP do not use any other. II
Is good for the skin, l have glvGn CUrIcURA 10
my fFlcndS und they Ike T. II gives Satls.
faction 70 all who have tried u. All can say,
II is good. HENRY GROSSIE,
b03 MRrket Street shreYopOri, La.