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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-12-20
ROSS HOBOKEN THEATRE.
FESTIVAL

OIA IA9 FhEDAH
Evening, December cpd.
MR. DEANS Lecture, "Oratorios and
Their Writer'S Special programme from the ora
torios OF Messiah" Creation 'St. Paul" ere
chorus. specially engaged. Tickets at the door, So cts.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-12-20
QUEEN wigs GRANDOHTLDREN,
BIZ Cable to The United Press.

Sale No s,sss.l
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Boa ben sssellem eefaaufelt

letben isefranfe Pahasiere unausipre@li4e Aualeu.
gBenu e gu Spitetter'S Masenbttters sretfeu b6ren
Dtsfe anf. @ersnhsunssreiieabe sur See, Seeans
fiher, nerr6ie trdntliGe 9eripneu, lpel&e has @ez
rtte BET etuer @iienbabufabrt eben 70 ansreft pte
bas S4aufeln Der @euem ben Seefabrsr auf ietner
erften Reie, fOueH been einscbenf iein unb ii Dor
Gntri Der Retfe NIT einem sebbrseu gOrratb gtters
perforsen. DtsieS unSerslet&It&e 9asen Gligir
brtnst ieben, penn aud nod 10 febr maltraittrten
Wdseu &Ieunisit in Srbnuns, TT etu unibertrefi9es
MRittel se8en Malaria unb nerpbie ssimiu4unsen,
tilt sesen geritppfurs unh Nerppftdt unb paraptrt
ete anlase gum &beumatismus. Muse1sem iGafft es
beIbetsefhbrten ardfeperiu unb tebt tie Wtrfunaer
bes GrdsenS ppn feuhien alettern unb bte GinHii5e
rauker gsitterums auf. appetit unb e&laf perben
tur4 baS 8ttter8 bef6rbert. uuo bas Musemetus
beHnoen tptrb setefert uhb sebobeu.
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3ierbem8elise 2ieutemamts

Oas beionbers militdrfreunbIide
nSerliner Grembenblatt1 fbreibt:
~8erglei6t man bas fribere f6neiz
bige Nusieben Der Offi3iere nit benz
beutigen, 10 tann man fi1 bes Gin.
bruds ni9t eruebrea, baB in ben iebis
gen @rfheinungen ettpas beabii1tiat
Miibes unb S6laffes su Gage tritt.
Die beutige Uniform aeist aud nibt
einmal uebereinitimnnuag III ben pers
f9iebenen Sbeilen. Inter benz i9ma.
len Wfiibenranb iiebt man einen Rras
gen, beifen fiir6terli6e 96be nur bur9
etnen meiteren Musf6nitt beS &odeS
bat bergeitellt perben t6nnen. Damn
mieber bic f9mdleren Nufi6Idge bes
ueberrods, bic furaen S96Be, fers
ner nod unten bic pluberboleu
nit ben iOrglam eingebiigelten
Galten unb enbli9 gum S6luB bic
abtaBloien, unbermeibli9en 91nas
bel : S6ube. Sa, fogar besagIi@
Der Waffen beitebt cine beionbere Wtos
be, bic fi6 in ben breiteren unb friims
meren Sdbeln ausbriidt. 3iebt man
beutantage einen 8erglei6 suil6en Ben
iilngeren Sffi3ieren unb ben dlteren,
bic an Der bergebradten Weiie feitges
balten baben, 10 neigt fi6 bic Waaae
apetfelos su @uniten Der dlteren Ser.
rem, bic man Der duBeren @ri6einuna
mad fur bic iiinserea balten f6nnte.
Wo bleibt in 8e3ug auf bic Beribies
benbeit bes S6nittes In Der &leibuna
bic 8ebeutung bes Wortes llnifsrm 81
Sas if-bemerft basu bic v3aterne"
= eine traurige 9a9ri9t, piel trauriz
ger als man auf ben ernen Bid
glauben iollte, benn fie erinnert mie
nod man6e anbere Na9ridt, bic in
leBterer 3eit bon Berlin 3u uns bers
liber fommt, on bic 3uitdnbe i'm preu>
Bii6en Offi5iereorp8 an bic Sage
bor-Sena unb 4ueritdbt !! :!
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9aS 8era alfert uid,t.

eSn &efoip ON Oon erbdngte f9
jiingit Der neununbneun3igidbrige llns
teroffi3ier a. 9. Yrotop Dogobionfo j;
bsbor er li6 auftnipfte, trant er na9
gut rufliI9er Site elm 2iter &orns
brarnttpein aus. Sogobionfo bate
on Der 8ereiiua unb BEL 2eip3ig mitz
gefdmpft. Sn &oftom riifete man fi6
gerabe CUR Seier bes bunbertten 8es
bnrtstages beg l1nteroffiaiers, als ber
alte 9err ii6 bas 2eben nabm.
Inter Oosobionfos 8ranntpeini ilas
fbe fanb man einen Brief, in bem
er ben 8runb fur feinen Selbitmorb
angab. Gr mar tpabnfnnig in elm
fe6ssebnidbriges Wdb9en perliebt, bas
bon ibm ni9ts miiien tpolIte unb ibn
einen alien 9errn genannt bate. 9as
nabm er fi9 10 gu Seraen, baB ct ii6
einen Strid taufte unS Elm gnbe ma9te.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-07-06
8mr gtatiitif BON serar Gpmntt,.

ueber Berar gountp bringt ber Sab
resbert9t bes Staatss Mferbaubureaus
fur bas Sabr 1891 Bis 1892 bic fol-
genben fatiftii@en Mittbei.umgen.
Ser Siftrift 8erar purbe i'm Sabre
1880 ausgelegt nnb nod benz bamaIiz
gen WicesG6nig BON Merifp, bem 6er>
5og gerar benannt. Sm Sabre 1886
wurDe aus 6emielben bas @ountp Bez
rar, NIT einem 6ld9eninbalt Don
ll75 Anabrat=Meilen berausgef6nits
ten. Ser 8oben in 8erar @ountp be-
ftebt aug fdwaraianbigem 2ebm unb
aus S9war5ua6sIau6; bic erfges
nannte go0enart lit pormiegenb unb
beibe ftnb in bobem @rabe fru9tbar.
Sret @tienbabnen bic @alpeffon, 6arz
rtsburg & San Nntonio, bic seSnternas
ttonal & Great Nortbern unb bic San
Intonio 6 Nranias 8abn bur6Idneis
ben bas gountp; ibre @elammtmeilen=
aabl innerbalb beKelben betrdgt "a
Meilen unb Der gigentbumswertb bers
felben 1T in ben eteuerIiiten auf
$717175 Deranl6Iagt. Ser Genfus
bonn Sabre 1880 giebt bic Bep6ltes
rungs3abl auf 30,470 &6pfe an, ber
pom Sabre 1890 auf 49, ,266; in bies
lem Gugenblid belduft iie F6 bel ni6t
an hO6greifenber, auf Der 3abl ber
f9ulpfli6tigen &inber unb Der Bau>
ffatiitif bon San Nntonio fuBenber
S9dbung gum minbefen 60, 900 &6pfe
umb ift in feter 3unabme begriifen.-
Der @eri9tss unb 8ermaltungsFb
bon gerar @ountp 1T bic 5tabt San
Nntonio, fur uel6e Der lebte Genius
Der Ser. @taaten 3eeierung aIs Be>
oolterungs3abl 37,673 angiebt; (fe 1T
ieitoem aber auf unsefdbr $4,000 anz
gepa6ien. &eb.)
0on fleineren yfieberlailunaen unb
Gidbtben fabrt Der Sabresberi6t Der
Nderbaubeb6rbe an: Gonperie nit
65, gtascOia nit 100, SeIotes nit 81
unb 2eon Springs nit 158 gintpob=
nern.
Ser gum 3pede Der 8efeueruna
Gallo niebrig) beranf1lagte gigenz
tbumsmertb i'm gDuntD tpeiit fitr bas
Sabr 1891 bic Summe bon $27, 1865
458 unb felt ii9 ftir 1892 auf $685.
375,455. Ser preis fur bic bereits
unter 9ultur befinbli9em 2dnbereien
i9tuanft 5toii9en So unb SIG, tpdbreub
als bur9f6nitts @teueruertb bes
Mders = bas unfnItibirte 2an6 einae>
f6lohen-$5.28 angegeben tpirb. 9lu
| Sdulln0 be{iBt Der StQQt in 8erar
@ountp nod $3.50 Nder.
Die 3abl Der i'm i9ulpfli6tigen
@lter ftebenben &inber betrdgt = bic
Stabt San glntonio nit ibrem aus
etiua II, 900 &6pfen befebenben Sons
tinQent auber &e9nung gelaffen = fir
ben 2anbbiitrift 1912 a6pfe, bic 3abl
Der S9ulbduier Al unb bic bes 2ebs
rerpcrionals 50. 9as inonatli9e
Dur9f6nittssebalt felt iib fir bic
tpeiBen Sebrer auf $44.58, fiir bic
tpeiben 8ebrerinnen auf 7.43, fir
bic 2ebrer in ben Negerf9nlen anf $37
unb fur bic farbigen 2ebrerinnen auf
1858.
Sir bas Sabr 1892 mareu i'm gans
gen i'm @ountp 1850 @@iier reaiftrirt,
unb Der bur6f6nittIi9e S6ulbeiu6
ftellte li6 fiir 6.03 Monate unfafen.
ben S9ultermin auf 977 &opfe. Ser
Wertb Der S6ulbduier (natiirli6 obne
bic in San Mntonio) Der 2ebrsNppas
rate &c. 1T auf $11 672.50 perani9lagt;
fur bic unterbaltung Der 2anbfbulen
bat Der Staat bic Summe BON $14,s
$50 beigetragen.
9ie 3abl Der 9eiratben betrug i'm
Sabre 1892 fir Gas @ountp 7O5, |
bic Der S6eibungen 70.
9ie aderbau sStatitit psn gerar
@ountp 1T tn Der na6itebenben Isabelle
aufammengeitelt:
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-07-06

= Sd lit on elmer beftisen grtdl.
tung nnb gebrau6te auf Nnratben ei>
mes Greunbe8 Or. 9uguit &onig's
9amburger 8ruittbee nnb in turaer
3eit mar id pieber bergefellt. - Srau
aritinaitau, 148 @ourtsStr., Ginein.
nati. 8.
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Budlens Mrutca galbe.

De beite Salbe ber 9Belt fhr G&nttte, aueti@uu.
sen, @ef@nire, Steberr unb auts sausf&Ias, Niedte,
setpruneene 6dnbe, Grofbeulen unb ale Souifronf.
tetten; turtrt Sdmprrbotben cber ietne Be,abIuna.
Dbatge 9ufrtebenbett saranttrt pber bas @eib pirb
,arl6eyftattet. 25 Gents pte S6aatel. Bum Werfaui
Tn agen NpOtbsfen Gbolpb Dretb, 1bOmufon 4 Go. !,
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eScber braud,t gd,ube +,

Werben benz Meiitbietenben, einerlei
mas iie toiten, auf Der Nuttion in 22S
Sf 9oufon StraBe augeipro9en.
s. g. N. @ammel.
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LE P'S
2ager. &ier
AIT 3apf
uno in 5laiden,
eSreie 0lbliefernns ma6 irgeuh
einem Sbeile Der gta6t.
elepbon 258.
Ernst RiSChe
Igent.
Igent

Sill, ,Oss. go
Sie 3abl Der Ndersiiter belief fd
i'm Sabre 1892 auf 1890, BON mel6en
1890 bon pd6tera bearbeitet murben.
Ser 8el6wertb Der Nderbaugerdtb>
i9aften iit auf $61, 1870 perauid6laqf.
Garma1beite bat bas @ountp aur $50
auf3umefen unb ibr 9ur9i6nittsz
Monatslobn itellt li6 auf $3.50. Die
auf ben Garmgiitern rubenbe 6npotbes
teni9ulo betrug ni6t mebr aIs $74,=
600, etDas tpeniger als $44 fiir bic
Garn, unb Der @elbbetrag, melber
flir Geltelung bun 2anb 0eborgt NOR.
ben mar, $50, 900, ettpas mebr ais $47
fiir Die ein3elne 6arm.
gBte aus ben obigen 3ablen berbors
gebt, itebt Der Garmbetrieb in 8erar
@ountp mod feinesweg8 auf elmer ben
Bs6ilrfniiien Der 9tabt San 9lntonio
entipre6enben gntpiflungsitufe. Cine
betrd9tli6e Wfenge BON lebr ergiebis
gem Tarmlaa6e liegt nod brad. Wie
inbeB fait nit bptler @i9erbeit au err
marten ftebt, nirb bic ralbe 3unabme
Der Beo6lfernng BON San 9lntonio
uno Der Iobnenbe 9lbiaB BON Jarms
unb insbeionbere bon @artener3eugs
nlnen auf benz StabteMartte Der Nns
laB ba3u perben, baB au@ bas iebt
nod unbennbte 2anb unter ben pflug
genommen iuirb, sumal ba es iebt cine
erpteiene Sbatfa9e lit, bah beiuQh
iiberaa i'm @ountD aug nibt au GROCER
Siefe arteiif6e8 Wa1er bei6afft per>
ben tam, bas einen rei6en grnteerz
trag ii@ert.
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Seber beiudle bic 9luftipn

in @unninsbams Sdubgef6dft, 228
Ofs9OuitonitraBe.
s. 9. q. @ammeI.
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seioeue Sab. .6aabi5abe,

in i9mars, tpeib unb allen Sarben, bic 70
unb 30 gts. bas Baar ipertb iinb, gu s4
25 Gemte nas paar.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-07-06

8rnnSetSeutbums llebertrasuugem.
Soiepb M. @eorse an Mar 2inb.
ner, 2 @runbitiide in Morris @ubbi.
DiIton. $3.50.
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autt's pilIen turiren aopff6mersem
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llntersers fit 9araen uno ainoer

Bon 25 Gents bis au "a fir ben Mnaue.
Diefe @aare 1T bilIiser ais man ben Stoff
faufen unb ielbit ndben fann.
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8eiB= @aaren /! @eib @aarem! {!

WetB= @aaren ! @eib @aaren /!
Scents nte Barb.
3tpei &iiten tpeiBe, carrirte unb geftreifte
Nainioof, bon 8 unb 10 Gts. tpert5, au s gts.
bic Ysrb.
12H Gents bie gars.
Sine Siite 2atpn, iatin=aeitreift, iebr biais
gu lS unb 90 Cts, fir 121S Gts.
35 Gemts BITE garS.
So Stiid, latin seftreift, unb Gpibens2atpn,
ftets gu so Cts. bertauft, tpirb bieis @pte ,u
35 @ts. anseboten.
striinrpfe, Is Gents oas Yaar.
rs 9nbenb f6tparse9t unb ie5r feline Das
men Strilmpfe, tpelde setpDbnlib su 35 Cts.
oerfaaft rerben; biele @o@e nur 25 gents.
Samen=SatQen! 9aaten=gailleu I!
bon so Gts. su 81. 90 bro etiid.
Dteie Abt9eiluns lit bpuf ftdnbis, tpas bers
i9iebene Ma6werte. Garben, SHUTTER nnb
@r5ben anbelanet.
Sefonbers bea@tensipertb itnb Die fblpcls
len Empire Waists" in tpeiben unb alien
Garben.
Orst atiten tpai&eate seblamt,
5 Gents bic garb. @iusbams In.
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Yubnla9erei Yubnlad)erei /!

Yutn1aderei Ynbmaderei !
Die neueite Mobe, gut unb biuis semadt,
finb tn Der Yutma6ersM sMbtbeiIuns porsufinben
Smportirte @aare.
IS l,est in ber &biidt unieren sanaen
Sorratb bon tpaidbaren aleiberitoffen BON
80 @ts, 45 Cts. unb 40 gts. 8ertb an bem
einen Rreife bon
35 Gemts nte garo
aus3uoerfaufen. Die ipabIerii9ften &uubem
tuerSen bie &ebuftiOn gu tpirbisen tpilien.
Soubenirs Sounenirs
Gaen 8eiu9ern unb aunben oiferiren mir
Otefe Bode Srinfslaier. auf benen bic per=
idieSeaen @ebauIi8feitem Der gbicasoer
ausfeIluns seiaIiffen iinb, gu
Gents has etad.
Mnberswo foitet berfelbe @esen1tanb Is
Gents unb bariiber.
nntersers fit 9anen unb ainber Z!
Bon 25 gents bis su "a fir ben Mnaua.
Dieie @aare 1T biIIiser ais man ben etoff
taufen unb ieIbit naben tann.
n
Satpns gu 3 Gents bic yart. 8el
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Nder.
Prpbuft.
Gtiammt @eltpertb.

Gsiammt GeItwertb. .$465, ,s52. IS
ueber bic Sbits unb @emiiie3u6t
giebt bic folgenbe Isabelle NuSfunf!:
Gder. &elbwerib.
9hrfde ............... .,....... 800 $38, $50
PhaumeR ....................... 10 lS0
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If you feel weak
and all worn out take
BROWN IRON BITTERS
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Gbineiiide eeibe. 81 Gts. aie 9ara

gbineiiide 9eibe, 81 Ste. bic Yara.
Dieie @aare 1T 80 Gts. tpsrtb, bod ipsrs
ben tpir iie gu obisem Preiie pertanfen.
AZ Gents bic Darb.
% StiiG fb5ner eebliimter 4iHeiiiGsr
Seibe, bon ooraiislider AuaIitat. Reeusist
bon 65 gts. ui AZ Cts.
"a Gents BITE Narb.
Sebr fein, "a 8cu brett, unb billis 90 76
gts.; tpirb iest 3u 64 gts. bie garb pertauft.
Td4er! Td4er !! 6dder!
Soeben erbaIten bic srSBts auatpabt 81.
der, bic ie bier gum gertauf aasseiteut ipnrbs;
bon Cts. bis gu $3.50 fisr par9msnt, uub
40 Gts. su $6 SO fir @au3s
Gorjets! Goriets!
Sn Sisier abtbeiluns f5nnem mir einfa@
ni@t iibertroffen iuerben, ba tUir nar bic bes
sanntIih beften SOrten su ben m5sliaft biIs
Iisen Preiien fiibren.
M5belu, ShebOeden, yeypide,
Oeltu& uiip., uitu., sa raiionablen YrstItn.
fprb Gprbs, bic iaOnften Mlu(lsr,
Z.
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Die neueite Wobe, gut unb biuis sentaGt,
finD tn Der @utnta6ersa rsabtbeiIuns borsufimben.
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= Sn Der fternenbeniten Na9t finb
ni9t mebr alS 5000 Gterne erfennbar.
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sawns gu 8 Gents bic yarb. gel
belem unb bunflem GarO, rmr 5 Sc
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soubenirs eoaoenirs /!

anSerswo foitet Serfelbe @esenltanb Is
Gents unb bariiber.
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seSmportirte gBaare.

aussuberfaufen. Die ipdbIeriI6iten &unben
tperSen bie &ebuftiOn gu tpiirbisen tpiiien.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-05-08
SCHOOL AND CHURCH.

There are about a dozen boys
Christian military organizations.
The Baptist Missionary union re-
ceives $780, 900 from Mr.. Rockefeller this
year.
Mrs. Laura ]. Eisenhuth has been
elected state superintendent of public
instruction in North Dakota, and is
said to be administering the affairs of
her important position with great ac-
ceptance.
The German Catholics are de-
termined to secure the recall of the
Jesuit and allied orders. A petition to
this effect circulated in Westphalia
secured in this single province alone no
fewer than $1,000 signatures.
The university of Vermont receives
Sc, coo from the estate of Charles B.
Marsh, of Woodstock, VT, for the en-
dowlnent of scholarships, and $1,000
from Miss Caroline Ingersoll, daughter
of the famous Burlington pastor, for a
fountain in the college park. The
Flint legacy of 900, for the endow-
mcnt of Il professorship, was to be paid
March Is.
The Social Brethren church is a
small body, confined to five counties in
Illinois and three in Arkansas. 1t was
organized in 1867. They reject infant
baptism, but baptize true believers
either by sprinlIling, pouring or i'm
merSion. One of its articles of faith
pronounces against political preach
ing" and another de clares the right of
| all lay members to a free speech and
free suffrage in the church. 1t has
20 organizations, with II edifices valued
at IS, 700, and has membership of 913.
Cardinal Archbishop Vaszary, pri-
mate of Hungary, together with the
other archbishops and bishops of the
Roman Catholic church in Hungary,
have presented memorial to the en-
peror and King Francis Joseph, asking
protection for the church against the
measures introduced by the present
| hungarian government, and considered
by the prelates signing the memorial as
hostile to the church, chief among these
being the proposition to reform the
marriage law in Hungary, by making
civil marriage complete legal fulfill
/ ment of the marriage contract.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-05-08
NEWS OF THE DAY.

Two men were killed by the breaking
of log jam at Eagle Falls, N. Y, on
the Beaver river.
Thomas S. Ford, we'll known sporting
writer, is dead at his home in Pittsburg,
from an abscess in the head.
"A military company has been organized
at Saranac Lake, N. Y. The organization
will soon be- taken into the National
Guard.
The vote was unexpectedly taken on the
Army bill ON Saturday. The bill was de-
feated, and the Emperor has accordingly
dissolved The relchstag.
The trestle over Otter Creek, at Mid
dlebury, VT, to replace the railroad bridge
that collapsed Friday morning, has been
completed, and trains are running over it,
The Ingham County Savings Bank in
Lansin, Mich, which closed a couple of
months ago, will resume bushes this
week, $50, 900 additional capital having
keen subscribed.
While workmen were engaged tearing a
temporary casing beneath newly built
crown tile kiln at Casey, Ills, the roof
collapsed burying under the debris thre.
vorkmen, Instantly killing two and fatally
injuring the third.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-05-08
BITS OF SOUND SENSE.
Don't Try to Have the Last Word, and
Avoid Useless Explanations.


Avoid Useless Explanations.
A young girl once heard a bit of wis
dom from the lips of an aged woman
woman who had rounded the full
term of ninety years, and with eyes
still bright clear looked out upon the
inrolling waters of eternity. The girl
was impressed by the emphasis with
which the venerable dame said to her:
Bessie, never insist on having the last
word" The determination to have the
final word leads to more quarrels and
more bitterness of feeling at home
than almost anything else in domestic
life. The fact is, that one may
SO control her tongue and her
eyes that she may allow her op-
ponent the pleasure of this coveted con-
Guiding thrust and yet placidly retain
loquial parlance Of the up-country,
living together in great peace with the
most pronounced diversity of charac-
teristics, ''do as she's mind to-"
Another bit of wisdom may be con-
densed into pithy sentence. Avoid
explanations. In some families moth
ing is taken for granted. Every action,
every decision, every new departure,
every acceptance or rejection of an in
vitation must be endlessly explained and
re-eXplained. In that way lie all sorts
of stumbling-blocks. AS rule, beyond
your parents or your husband there is
| nobody who has the right to demand of
you explanations at each step of your
onward path. Don't give them. Estab-
fish reputation for keeping your own
counsel. 1t will serve you well in many
crisis, and be no end of q comfort.
Again, don't be forever setting people
| right. There is household fiend with
/ a memory for dates and details, who
| can never sit still and hear papa say
that he went down town on Monday at
| eight without correcting the statement
| with the remark that the hour was
| half-past. If mamma happens to a1lude
to Cousin Jenny's visit as having oc-
Cured last Thursday, this wasp-like
| impersonation of accuracy inter
poses with the statement that it
| was Friday, not Thursday, which
brought Cousin Jane. A dozen times
a day exaspeTating frictions are
caused by needless corrections of this
sort, referring to matters where exact
ness is not really imperative, the affairs
| In question being un1mportant, and NO
violation of truth being for an instant
| intended.
| A manifest bit of wisdom is to re-
frain from criticism of food. The sauce
may not be quite piquant enough, the
salad may be wilted, but in the name
of decency say nothing about it in eth
err case.
Silence is golden in nearly every in.
stance where defect obtains in the
home economy.
To abstain from superfuous apologies
is also the habit of discretion. There
should seldom be the occasion for apollo
gy in the household, where all would
do well and wisely to be constantly
gentle and courteous.-Harper's Bazaar
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-05-08
N. h. & Il. Railroad Time Table
Dec II. 1892.
NAUGATUCK DIVISION.
Trains leave Waterbury for


NEW YORK--6:o5, 7:so, s:26, 1880 a n. 1.as
1925, $3.50 pm. Sunday 4:15 p. m. Return
Sol. 500. 1000 a loo. 400, 6:02 D. n,
Sunday 6:01 a. m.
NEW HAVEN via Naugatuck Junction 7:so,
1926, q. M. 1:2s. 3:2a, 55a d m Via Derby
Junction-6'0S, $40, 1880 a. M; 1 :28, 3:25
$50 p. m. Return-via Naugatuck junction,
as p. m, Sunday 500 a. m. Via Derby
Junction, 700, 9 IS a, M, 1900. 20, 5 go 40
BR1DGEPoRT-s:o5 7:so, s:sa 1880, r II =, 1929,
3:25. $3.50 p. m. Sunday ais D. M Return
--7:05. $40 a. M; 1900 2:2S, $3.50, 7:4r o
M. Sunday 8:15 a. m.
ANsONIA--6:O5, 7:3O S:s6, 1885, a m. 1:as, 3:2b
$3.50. 100, mixed p, m. Sunday 4:15 p. m,
WATERToWN--6:44 Sag. lit a. m, 1855 S:12
20 20 p IN m Sat SATURDAY. 9:ib p. M. Return
6:25, 7:55, 1920 a.. M, $50, 40. -asS1-
m: Saturday 7:s5 D. m.
THOMASTON--8:S2,1 1:12, a. M, 3:t2, $3.50 500,
p: NJ. Sunday 9:25 a.. IN. Return--7:08, TBS
1923, a. M, 1855, 5:a6 p. m. Sunday 89T !,
ToRRiNeToN1; ,1;,s, a. m =, 1859, $3.50 On
Pm Sunday 9:ss. Return-,647, 7:31
WINSTED-S:32, 11:12 a. M, 3:52, $3.50, 9C0 r.
N. Sunday 1926 a. m. ReturIi--G:36, no
$40, a. M. 2;05, 4:42 pm Sunday 500 pm.
LUCIUS FUTILE, General Manager
G. T. HAMPSTEAD. Gensral Pass Agent.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-05-08
A POWERFUL WIND
Lifted II Train Off the Track and Dumped
1t Into a RaVine.

Lifted Train Off the Track and Dumped
1t Into a Ravine.
GAINESVILLE. Fla, May 8.-A cyclone
which suddenly swooped down on this
part of the country did considerable dam
age to property in the city. Many resi-
dences were unroofed and small houses
were demolished, several business houses
had stocks of goods ruined by water. Three
miles south of this city. Mr.. and Mrs.
Blackburn were probably fatally injured
by their residence collapsing
Near Fair Plains on the Sante Fe train
was lifted completely from the track with
the exception of the engine. The train had
come to a stop and was hurled into ravine
80 feet away, the cars being turned com
pletely over twice in their journey. A
brakeman was killed outright, and four
others were severely injured. some fatally.
At Howe several frame houses were de-
stroyed. At the town of Bean, 70. T., {
lumber yard was wrecked and three bust
ness houses were unroofed and stock.
ruined. At Luella the scho Of building
was completely destroyed
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-05-08
@, & NJ. T. MALoNEY, PRoPRIEToBs.
oFFIoE-e67 South n, in Stree

1t is expected that this country will
save a good deal of money this year on
account of the Worlds fair. 1t is cal
culatsd that for several years past
American tourists in Europe have spent
from $50, OOO,O to 5000, 100000 year,
which has been met by the shipment of
gold or its equivalent from this
country. 1t is certain that this expen-
diture will be very Largely decreased
this year. The tide iowa. d Euaope is
not half so strong as it was last year
probably because people who might
otherwise go abroad will visit the
Worlds fair and make tours through
the west. This turn in the tide will
save to the country vast amount OF
money, estimated in some quarters as
high as $500, 100000 Besides this, the
foreigners who visit the fair will bring
in large amount of money to be ex'
pended here, which will come to us in
gold.