davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-20

Rio market quiet; No coffee, Exchange standard
IA 800 good seconds II iOO end ii l:io Tor "N,
change Receipts. 1000 bags clcaances for United
states 1000 bags; stock 10000 bags santos market
quiet good average Santos. II 900; receipts oooo
bag stock rs 600 bsgs iI".re franz loweg' "n
lower The total Of Hr,zil coffee in the United
stats today Is 10000 bays total visible supply Of
Praz coffee ohoat and IN United states. a@ .3Sl bays
afoa from Rio. Santos. etc. 10000 hays t'tii stock
New.Y0rk 1881 tags warehouse denNe les yes'rr-
cay. O19 bags; stock New-0rlcans: .2G!8 bags. In
al.inore 80 OF bags The msrket Tor spot cone was
steady at l7i.c No important sales made to-day There
exported to-day. During the last week. $500 bags
Mnracsibo 6jJ bags Savanilla. NJ bags Jamaica 292
Mexican and 50S9 bags Central American sold Ia lots
consumption within range 3!23 bacs MIrcaibo.
vsnila 1409 bags Central American. $50 hays
Mexican transit 70 Europe Total stock (other than
Rio ~ 72 b,gs and 90 go mats Java In first hands. as
follows: Maracaibo. 1919 bags Snvana .Oso BAGS;
Jamaica 10 packages; Central American 2412i bags.
FLOUR AND MEhI.-It another dry OF weakness
Inactivity In -four Sales In icdYun" quantities.
financial con lon IN others Holders ead'sNoIrd 10
hold sfn upper lip but II was extremely d lhcit
thing In the face Of drmors2d wheat market and
further ,ni serious financial disturbances at the
West S1les wore about 10 0c0 pIr. nra1ng. OF Winter
wheat nours 900 bbs patents II - 5Odsi; 5000 Dbl.
titv mills quotations; 1870 bbls straRs fancy, at
AZ o0aS3 40: GO bh's clears q. 80 s0d3 Is 800 bb
800 sacks uprrinc 20 10as2 15 and spring wheat
Gous 800 bbs ot siaa4 10. and fancy al A. -. The
market southern -four Wis quiet and easy with SAILS
on 400 bbls srai9hts at 80 RYE FLOUR-The
market 10. loss active today with sales Of
so bills at scas3 25 choice quoted at SO 15.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-20
THE PETROLEUM MARKET.

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PhIcI"
Ncw-York, July 10, 1913.
The crude petroleum market relapscd into u''s.
stagnation today. At the Consolidated Exeha"s'
ones were made at 81 80 cents without exciting ouS
mess The Western markets showed increased Wa s
ness prices falling cent To SO cents. The nm In
Is generally favorable tO values. but Is entirr 'hs
out effect speculation. In the McDonad Po"' VIZ
production holds ut $1,000 barrels daily. - -. .
Refined petroleum unchanged at o.io ee, nsn,s
Gallon In barrels, 265 cents In bulk ara o.so
In cases. Foreign quotations were: An!"erp; 10
francs; Bremen, AS marks London, lob
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-20
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS

Iondon July 10 d. m.--lonsols. 1V I.iO i1r uv r1
onox and The ncconnt: New.York Pennsylvania ana
Ohio ,rsmortease bonds. II is Canadian c rae,ril
20 SO Erie second consols - lii Wors Central,
leo peSnsylyania 20 "a Mexican Central new 'G tss
DER cent bonds, As IL. The rate OF ,h hills is
na, n,nrte Tor both short and three montns m nsr
d I'asai 10 Der cent Paris advlces quote : p px
cent rentes at 0s francs for the account nnss os
checks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-20
THE REV. HENRY ADAMS DEPOSED.
HIS CHANGE OF FAITH LEADS TO FORMAL
ACTION BY BISHOP POTTER

Tie Rev. Henry Adams. otherwise known as Father
Adams who was recently rector OF the Protestant
Episcopal Church Of the Rcdcemer ana formerly Us
sistant minister OF Trinity Church In this city, ana
rector of ST. Pau's Church In Bnffao. was formally
deposed from the Episcopal ministry by Bishop Potter
at Trinity Church in Ncw-Rochec, last sunday.
This action was taken in accordance with canon law.
on account OF his having rcncunced the Protestant
and adopted the Roman Catholic faith.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-20

MrTATS-IRON-Thc local market for rig i n ror.
nat with Mt FIXTURES; salr> cOriEeI 70 uic
smallest nt- representing a. actual nod OF ocn'nrf-
leaving quotation entirely nominal Foreign material IA
coualy duh old material T., ia small demand viii price.
nominal Their. IL demand FOR old ~ 81 ldls a'd
We not. sales $50 standard sections recently
sl3 per delivered herr. ara lew small parcels a.
Low 81 There Il littie den and for od
streets, thr price Tor tn
former would about SD 80 at Ncw.lora. Scrip
iron rules dull aud heavy. win prices ifiegular quoted
anywhere from slt u 4ij ton according 70 qaly
for No raw old wheels. which are quoted u.
-I2 j.Gt Ter ton an ofcr 4 ele per ton .or ljooh
lot refused Yesterday. no ath'her cast zap
iron j. quoted s2dtl3 pet ton delivered ionndtle
There t. little bu.inr.s IN Ola raw llr ma tdl'H ~
esn5o per ton at Jersey Guy WrHrh, i'inhe, az.
quoted al per delivered 20 MIL. Cast buiings at
q 80 per tn do burnt iron at - ~ per ton do. The
New York market closed 10 day az ia, f0ilONrR Hmln
udc.watcr quotations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-20
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Baltimore, July 10.-Flour steady; Western sun.
500 ~ 20; 40 extra 81 25a&2 IS; do family "a ~
I'D so; winter wheat patent, - I5d IS 70; spyiHs
do S3 GOA ~ IS DO straight, - J0a % IS; ssieS
81 S-sa87 3-4c; August. 90 I-saos lac; septenbS'
10 1870 lac steamer No . red, "a 14aH l'Sc:
stock s4s,731 bush; sales, $4,000 bush: maiSs
wheat, by sample, So 8Dc. Corn easy mixed, sd
and July, - isaac; August, 4 Lar &c;
sample. SAC yellow DO, soc. Oats firm; No ) M
Western, 80 i-2o a0c; No = mixed DO. 36e ~ Ia:
bush Hay a%e, f;. ssSs So choice
cotton nominal; middling, Csc. Provisions QUIZ
unchanged Butter quiet creamery, fancy. }lS:
do fair choice, lsa=Oc do, Imitation, lsc. kGs
fair. rs 34c; No 7, II lac. sugar strong: ms
nia,ed, 5 5-sc. Copper unchanged. whiskey o..
ii lea 81 10.
Boston. July 10.-Marsets quiet.
Buffalo, July DOPING wheat in good deman1
limits firm. sales. 1900 9ush No northern spol
81 ice 800 bush DO. 90 lac; 1900 bush do, g
aes i-lc; 10000 bisn do. C. 1. T., " 3-oc; xoO0
Lush do 6G i-4c: 10000 bush do. Is use; S000
bush No Northern Minneapolis TO arrive. SIC 5Io
hush No Northern spot, VA 14G64 3Sc; clostnR
80 hard 7Sc spot DO: c: J; H. zoe 40 Nor,hssl
offered. Winter wheat easy sales 3 cars No ri
Zoe track, SOC asked store. Sales 5000 bush No
white roc store. Corn steady, fair demand. salsS
"a cars No 3 yellow, 43 Ice: 5000 bush no ? cora
40 I-.c $1,000 bush No 3 at 43c store. Oats qld3
bnt firm sales, 5000 bush No white 80 l-.e
cars No . white. IS lie In store: no mixed hsrs
Rye-No Offering no quo, ,eas oS s,,,,,h flour dun
A as: ryc -four $50 80 rs. Mill feed firm. w.
changed Canal freights strong: wheat, l-2c, corA
4 i-sc: seed, 4 Lee 10 NewYork
Chicago. July 1o.-The leading futures ranged =
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-20

Cape Of Good Hope and Natal-7oo bales; seeuul
7dafs I'D; greasy, 1-2dG0 I'D.
Iunta Arenas-13 bales; greasy, 8 l9deol: -
locks and pieces. = 1-4da6 I'D.
Falkland lslaDds-50O bales greasy, 3]d6o ~.
do locks and pieces. 1-4da6 Sd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-20

NewYck receipts none gross ssy Dais, export ny ny
! ~dav s74 bales: thus far this week J4Ps oai,s'
AGAINST G7G bales last week Ehi"rts TO-DAY .hr''
Britain g. $50 bales France h0ne Continent 10 nl,
ons olldstyd net ios bales Great Britain ~ Z2o bales
France none Continent, 9143 bulcs tot 21"'J f.i'-
stork 3i3 5f4 bales. Closing cables liIrfpooi-Spo.
cotton IN inyer,' favor American ma % 40
bales American. Futures opened steady at Lea l2.G'd
-. do-tfd DECLINE as e,WPIfu
Win closing price. ii Yesterday. Closing Ilv.fp'ol
quoistlon, i27b; JulyAugust, LTD Aupust,rp'
trnlar iy1b Sepenb.r 70 ctOler, 1888 %: Oclohr.
nov, mber 49, November. Dcc-nbe'. isla432 pecen'
i.33V: January February, 43js; lrbluJy'
March. az. March-Apri 3sa i.3' 80,
corr EE-Ihe coffee marktt at Srw- oik Ias Den uu
and heavy with liitc> decinih: load point, unuT local
s,llins th,re has been buying support NE European
new IL has hal any fnndcnc". ma ol'fitfu
aga.ns. IN market here. Fears at " money matt s gre
making options PARTICULARLY weak ana afNlns
whatpvcr there is speculative interest over ~ lecrr
br; Scptrml il particularly weak, While DECEMBER -
the nlo active the list IN thc lttti honlh
there some disposition ~ invest cautiously on NE d'h
hat the Rio and Santos crop have Been oveir,lh. IT,
and that the InuNcm Will b. late IN th' altri
noon there bu,ing for Iiutrc ana Ialmor AZ
a'anst holdings OF spOt coffee Io'a saes baiy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-20

.s.al .5., ,. '',c 'G o s"s i S Ge
S%:%, 20 to 'as saee' s i ,s q ! c' &
The market FOR Tin cl9.'; firm We not~ .,lCs Of 30
!s' and i"giSsj ~ S' Hus%, .pS 70 S" "
July and N@rrS. S;7's p,cSEcr 200 ocoicr. No
Er r for s"a cg.e evil eo, Et S5, n@ I
90; July do; AUGUST. Sept nlcr ard October. LOS
G The S & %s for WEI. HHsg fScF b. a a g. 49,
s M",. srnnrr io n Ty o wn
Ga a % Cd 4 ;ar o sas i s1sn es SSG g y. q
spcltcr ci7 rs 3D.
MoLAssFs.M Market rmeius duh and nononl. New.or-
icsns open hcte god 500 $,G aime eS'c sh9Ie
common, i54i6c; fair. ioaeOc prime. 22aII.
NAVAL sToRE--Thc market for .plrit' Of ,urp"n,ine
was moderately active bat nrm e'pec,lIy Tor machine
Ss TS s.n acd an % nd cnss ' s IA
Easy Tar and pi h were laiI stoes -ho,Ia. 3s6is
W. quote spTI,s suTPc"a. e71e IN Soaarra I, a
Il 81 s. So J. & 4 s s e w { Sc Sa 81
In ysn,s s,g, l. 10 pitch sat weight 81 so
OCEAN rRElGnTs-Thc market for, berth freight. to
Letter The supply Of 70 the leading port. witch
s t be- ei@5 for the s@ s 10"
r,a . hsyc q" been m favor Of The agent and hin @
a. seen Ia the lppcndrt quotations. LNeijo, showing
q" Of @% e. an a aaSsn ct 81 "a
an advance sd and iIull an advence OF IL for guu
Thc rate for cotton Liverpool unchanged FOR prtro.
leum unchanged. Average 'fed steamer, Tor pom
loading are held vita nfnhes> and -. which ia
b,retof 20 hoo, regarded fu rate rapr..cnt th.
BAL, shippers would be willing to pay for II
room h NOR. plentiful In The Of petroleum aud
MISCELLANEOUS {rcqht- the mafse. remain. quc, and
coal freight, cna-tv-s barely s.iay IN.
raqcmcnt. To Antwcrp. fifteen load, grain at 3sd3sd
geo sack -four 10 AZ Is % hre" loads -n.n
To- Ivcrpooi SD O0o sacks Gonr 20 Ghrilta ~ Ii.
Quotations Liverpool. u London e., AHturrp -,
Newcastle A. I,r sol E"ith Az Hull gov
tork o. q, 3d 60 to- L,rrneo ID ioeun 60 - l.
.ieln,cr crntsl cargo. Barsor' :, NrWc,s',r ~, .
steamer 10 900 quarters Montreal 70 Cork FOR orders 4,
a .hio gen ara cargo NcwNorx 10 san Francisco q, a
hark coal pt il,dr I,hia Francisco - So atm
1900 IBIS naihiha. New York % London Is I'D barE
700 hill PETROLEUM Philadelphia 70 DunKrk - Id.
bark deals St John II. n Bristol Chsnnl sis % a
bark lumber. Nrwyork u Guadalourc. ~ s-L irc
Cor tong e-rcr-i ~nrco Hev-yqrk Ma-rcons 49,.
o 300 sesncr 1oc tons logwood hsy. Psiad4iphia
qS 30 brig s?5 general cargo Scw.Ynrx IN San
domingo shons ~ Ju, scbooner lnraor- s, Mars
n,,.r ~ Ms,,n'1us 'rsn"n.r ,imtsc BRUNSWICK IN
f,'s. 80 "a sehcssscr Goa, i'obskea 10 Bsnze, 1oc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-20

New.York spot sales to-day and last heht. To-
expsrt none consumption 7it contract non. "t In;
ia: spot market easy middllgs, l1Je, winch - loc
decline a. compared with yesterdays lrce' o"s'stohs
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THIBODEAUX.

Was bebeutet biefe8 Worts gs 1T
bas 9anbelsseiden bes
CINDERELLA S9ubspatafes.
90 i'm Wabliabre befanntlid Ges
fhdftsfiae berrfdt unb mir einen sros
ben Uorratb BON 56ubwerf fir 9ers
rem, Dameu unt ainber an Qanb
baben, lleuette GacDnS unb Miuter, 10
berfaufen mir Mles 3um Soft
preife un6 liefern bic Betpeiie bas
fir. Aae Maaren fnb neu unb ipurs
ben fpesiea fur bieien CONNER beitelt.
Die preiie finb LIBERAL in 3ablen aus
qeaeben. Wer bilig unb gut taufen
min, gebe gum
Cinderella G@nb Nalaft.
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@abl : proclamation.
Manprs Office,
SON Mntonio. I'll. Som. '93.

San Nntonio, 81. San. '93.
Nuf @runb Der mir burd ben ftdbtis
f9en Greibrief unb bic ftdbtiIden Or
binan3en iibertragenen Madiprlfoms
menbeit, ~ber6fentlide id. u. s. Cod
mDob, MfaDor Der Stabt San Nntonio,
5iefe mei1e Mablsproflamatiun, burf
melde id anorbne, baB cine Watl abb
gebalten Derbe
III 3meiten Montag i'm 81 o.
nat Gebruar 1898,
(mel6es Der 10. Sag bes genannten
Monats ift), unb omar fur bic grpdbs
lung Der na9tebenben 8eamten:
gines Mapors, &eeorbers, gollees
tors, S6aBmeiFters, Stabt NnipaIts,
Mubitors, Afefors, zines alderman
fir iebe Der a1t Marbs Der Stabt nnb
fir bier Mbermei1 fir bic Stabt i'm
aagemeinen.
Die Stimmpldbe tperben in ben ber=
f1iebenen Warbs ofen gebalte1 tpers
ben BON 5 (a1t) Hbr Wormittags bis
um 6 (fe9s) ubr Mbenbs, unb >atpar
an ben f~olsenben pldben:
! /. Warb-3immer $50. 2, critics
Stodwerf, gitp 6aa; Mablporfeber:
gbos. 9pforb.
2. Warb-Norbme1fsgde bon @aits
uH6 8uena @ifa : StraBe; WabIpors
ffeber: Sobn s. @arbenas.
Z 3. Marb-Norbpeft gde BON 2as
rebos unb 9outon> Strabe; Wablporz
fteber: Sos. 0ettler.
A. Marb-Norb , Settle bon Wefs
9ouftOns6 traBe, in Der aonpentionss
1ale; WablDorfeher: gbas. 3aIs
rian3i9.
5. War6-Sommer's @arten, gde
bon Mpenue 8 unb 10. 9trabe; Mabl.
porfeber: Sobn s. 8errD.
6. War6-Mi1eI's Gleif1 ; Gtonb,
an Der Ode bon Gins uab Wolar.
@troBe; Wablporfteber: %. s. pase
Z. Marb-gde Matagorbas uni
9ietoriasS trabe; MaIporteber: SObr
s. 6anfen.
8. Warb-gde BON Sub > alamo.
unb South StraBe; Wablperteber
Glib. Gtepes.
Die Wabl, fotpie bic 3dblung be-
Stimnien tperben bnrgenpmmen nerbei
in llebereinfimmung NIT Der Seftiou 2!
bes ftdbtif9en Greibriefs unb NIT ben
Staatsgeiebe bonn IL. Mpril 1892 be-
%. Staatss 2esisIatur, Settle IS.
Oie Stimmgeber ieber ein3elnel
Warb baben iiber einen Mapor, &ecor
Der, Collector, 6dakmeifter, Stabt
anualt, aubitor, MTeRor, einen Mlber
man fir ibre Warb unb bier Albermel
fir bic Stabt i'm aasemeinen abSu
i. fimmen.
/. Cur 8ei6einisung bierpo.
- flge i'd meinen Namen bin
@ su. fomie bas NmtssS iegt
Der Stabt San Nntoa,o.
@egeben am q. Sanuar 1898.
u. s. 2odmoob,
MaDor.
Mttefirt: 6. g.. @laubon,
!. gitpsglerf.
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--@m nMwm nl md m 9dt hub hm--
@n@ @ ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS pmM m Mdn @mm MmSb wtmBm wan@eg mknmMm naMmm
Die eumpenmirtbidaft. unter BEN

VtS E@Fs
peritorbeneu Sonis Milbelm BON Wirts
tenber9 senob an Stuttsarter 9ofe
Der alte, tii6tise Gr5t, 9ofratb G., trot
leiner ltaotbefannten @robbeit gang be-
tom6eres Yertralen. @inmal uarb er
5um &0nis serufen, neil oitler eiiten
barten Sal getbat uno fib nidt unbee
oeutenoe Quetihunseu 5u9e5o9en bate.
Der Doctor uerlangte gum Gerbinoen
alte 2~einfpano ; nirgeuOS I'M gan3en
SdloiIe mar oer9leihen 5a befonmen.
Da ipurbe Der 9ofratb 5Ornig nno
rief: gum 9enfer, Majeitdt, lit oas
aber cine 2umpenwtrtbi9aft bet Sbnenl
Nidlt einn1al einen Geten alte 2einnano
fam man betommenl Il
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- Der beutl9e Rei6stag bat bic
frafre1tIi9e VerfoIguug bes fiir5lif
getudbIten antifemitil6en Nbg. Mbls
iparbf fir bic Dauer Der Seifion auBer
9rQft gefeBt.
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Dieies Bier sei9net fid burdb feline &einbeit
unb cute une bura, ieinsn @pbIgci9mad aus
unh iibertr;nt aae Slai4en.@isre i'm Marfte.
OaS Bter tvirb in Oct Stabt fret in8 Sans
abstiiefert. - Seize Slafde earantirt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-02-06

Bremen ta feBr tequem fur Reifeube seieseu uus
ban Bremen aus fam man tn febr surSer 3ett
5dmmtlt@e Stabte Deuti@lant8, SeHerret@s unh bet
S&wet, erret@en. Dfe G@nenhampfer bes Nprb.
beutiHen GIppb fnb NIT beiDuberer DerndH&ttauns
Der 3rtfHenbe6ss gaFastere unb spetter Gaihte $ Gafs
5astere sebaut, baten bohe 9erbe6e, rcr5asIt&e Benz
itlatton unb etne aussesetanete EerpHesuus.
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Gebr bei9eiben. Dame (sum
Wdbhen): r6aben Sie aud eineu
Ghat 2 Mdb1en Qhahtern):
.Sn, gndoi9e 5rau, BON Der reitenben
NrtiGerie.A -Dame: rMas lit er
bennfa - Mdbhen (%aufatbmenb):
%, endbige 6rau, Der tBt MIR, mas
iibrig bfeibt.A
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Nn6lena Mruira ealbe.

Die beRs GaIbe Der 2eIt fur S6ntttc, anetf&uns
sen, @efAuhre, Gtebers unb Sautsa uei9Ias, Gle@te,
ketfen; turirt 9dmsrrtptben pber feline He3abluns.
Bbatgs 3ufrtebentett garanttrt cher tas GeIb NTH
surhdeyffattet. rs GentB BITE S&a9tel. Bum Dsrtauj
q alien Hpotteten. abSlpt Dretb, Gtomsicn & Co.,
mEplefnle.
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Wtr babsu Elm ~elesantes a%icrtiment pom
gaderldranfen, Office MSbela. 3uiammenles.
bars gstten, 3ulammsnlegbare Gboiie qOnss, unb
iberbaupt Naes, bas in einem M6bel< unb Sep.
ptd< store e1iter 8lalie beanipruat perocn fann+
Mir ,paalasn, bab SIR BET uns pO,ipredt unb
uniere Wearen ~inlpitir', gang slsia, pb SIR fau>
fen motif pbsr ntdt.
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ndr- Hei WeIton& o., 0ous
ffonjfraBe, finbet man bic feiniten inns
poriirter nnb beimifhen Delifas
feffen Der @aifon.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-02-06

IF POUR TACK ACHES,
Or sou are all worn Out, really good for moth.
ing, It Is general debility. Try
BROWNyS IRON BI7TERS.
IL win cure you, cleanse your liver, and give
o good appetite.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-02-06

Die ~fOlsenoen preiie finb nur cin Beiipiel
BON ben ptslen 8arsaias, welde MIR %Offerirm
gett3tmmer : Sets, npa $3.50 oufpdrts.
glald- parlpr Gets, BON $4,000 aufwdrts4
gifsts, pom $1,000 aufwdrts+
gb.Siide, BON $3.50 aufwarts.
gdrdnfe, BON $3.50 aufpdrts.
Gesimmerfible, BON 40Gts. perstid ~auiwdrts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-19
TGNORINCE IBUTT JAMPIRFS.


.......,... ,,..c,,,. ,po,.r THE p1ooDsrcK
'' ,., ,,,r,.,
N" "N' VI -"
Ever .n'" 10" S"n'h American '"'"''"' N''
covered. especially INT pert oi u Nlhs "'"V' -"
amazon and oiinoc" rivers travellers nave CONF HUM
here with WONDERFUL tales 81 the vampires o. ~ '''
oe them, blood -ncins bats ~ '''' niue !"
about tn - st. That th"'" arr h'oi su'h z
bat, which feed not OILY on il' blood ~ man bh "l''
,,iual- E.. an uriouicl f1cf. and though e." wil"r
., $500. ,. ,,,,,,. D., ,uo d, has Will,
''n''' "'' ~ ~ . 49,, ,,,t,,s
iaVcl ne ~ il' iu'iT.F "' 'Il'''t '"''' - ' ''' "
,d rnrl.. that had ld1Ilt.dly b."u bitten by thc,'
t. ,f. ...-, 49, man .i...f 4 -il, I - or n s.
'"''' '' ' u.t,., Il,
III" point PIn'iur q, Witc t'''"i'' "'' ''l = wv
.i,,n anywhere. IIlw il- lat G'', IT, work ha, no
, o., - mao, t.,. ,..t ,0.,.c.,,d while
"'" "''' '''''' .' 49,. a., a.,
''l1E operated on Jos ''' "' 10" '''~' " i''' 'o "
fni considerable hlrG { extracted ami NOR" or lbs
,,, ..t.. .r... .t..,. tn. ,p. ration II /, prob.
''>' VI wv . 81, .s. -. .t.or
fH' iNni VIC hf "'F''' ''''- ''
IN rest on lA" tdv. I'll" rlll! VI aN II "l ti'S''
.i ,,-,,.b,, .l., f,, -,iI.iuy effect ON the skin
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and rice pudding particularly grateful to the palate Of
\ hungry man. and this j. why do not ask you Tor
remains of the boiled ham. evidently masterpiece
~ cookery whose rich fragrance st fingers In tn"
air Of your Kitchen, If / may take the liberty of 30
expressing self. Before trcSu>S on your kindness,
for glass of water. however. yOn will pardon me II
make a stipulation which could not be- met at the
house Of your gcnrIOuo ncighbor next door Do you
use hocd WATER
We do said the lady, wondcrngly.
Tat +, good" he rJolned, with emphasis. zone
question more: i II f"rodf'
No. sir. II T. not
That Is unOrtunac,' he exclaimed. shaking his
head lOu will pardon me- II withdraw my request
for glass. ! little particular he continued.
with hollow cough. The operation Of boiling, wlil"
destroy, the life of the harmful organism, that render
Your city drinking water az this Of the year as
well al all Others dangerous 10 III" human system.
yet leave, them floating about In the liquid Itself.
They are unfit for human consumption ana should III"
eliminated. And this leads m" 10 Icnark he went
on placing nj, brgImod hand into his coat pocket and
drawing forth a small brass object, that ! am TN"
agent OF filter which can b" attached 10 the nozzle
Of yOur t"l-hrtilc and i guaranteed to
Al thi, juncturr She shnt IN" door In his lace
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like an Overwhelming wave, with the real belief
that Salomc not reliable. the mother was
conSco1s that III" Wa weary, d"atlly weary Sllr
dared not look forward 10 the battle of the years
Nj" sat down on tho water battery Wh"r" 81
lone 50 often sat Bat, unlike Salom". the elder
woman was conscious Of no soothing or relaxing
influences fIOn her surroundings. She sat benz
forward. with her hands casp",l over her drawn
mp knees. II was IN attitude 81" hal never A.
,umcl before: sor; of aboriginal atitnd" Which
in one like Mrs Gerry, mere eloquent than
anything she could have done.
She ha! mover been one who had gwen mp 10
clear light They dcGlcd and turned and dcplpvcd'
distinct in the white lqlt But they sc"m"1 10
mean nothing They were only marching. An
the light WIS clear on them. She wished the
light hal horh less clear. she WAS mistaken.
They did mean something. Mr.. Gerry move. I'M
clsilV. They meant something about Sdlom"s "
Ing. HAT was Nh" rrIdiu part oi II. There was
-owrthing which Ms. Gerry could not understand
though 81" tii"d h'r utmost.
Then her good s"ns" cam" TO Ter an ana t'ln
strain upon her. that she was now feeling the con
.clucnc"s. SIC must rest.
She mad" slioii motion a if sh" would rlS"
Hut s. lid rot rise. Then h"rtne question
ramn through hcr mind. She asked herself how II
wou1 soon if .omc On" should take caIr of her
,i,c had rrvrr been taken car" Of in her lif" She
had alwav- boon the stronger Sh" hal been glad
io - ALL" to have the cnrc.
She h"nt forw.,ld ,till moro she cia,pcd her
xnc"s She wished SALON." had IA" right idea about
'rnth
There were Footsteps approaching rapidly; not
tl.. footsteps IT sannirrra. bat of one with pur-
nos. They paused clos" n her. ana Anl was
held ont Sir. lop'."d mp into Moore happy "y"'
w" have been waiting for You in the pam"tt'
scrlh. j" aid, until at last "" "rr" anNl'ns'
ONE now.
Wr. Gerry took hi hand. which folded round
hor tirnl nnccr> She tried - smile.
You rrm.mhercl me- sh' asked.
And when .hn had said such words she know
thai She mist h" more tired than ever b"for" in
her life. or surely she would not have been 30 weak
~ % snnnli lll,n TINT.