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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-12-23

fortune ~ an elocutionist IL he could i'm
initiate the old preachers expression OF
Il know that my Redeemer iveth, and 1
shall stand by Him at the last day." which
ne quoted in his srmon.
Tnen there was a great number OF local
IoWoy songs These were played by the
nddlers and the banjo pickers at ''frolics"
Sosncesl corn huskings. log rollings. house
general name Of workings"
A favorite Jig song was:
Oh, do shake that little foot, Sally Ann,
on, do shake that little foot, Sally Ann
But shake that little foot Sally Ann"
Another rowdy song, which was a general
1avorite, was commonly known as Kun
Niger. Run" 1t is uncertain as to whether
" nad its origin there or among the cotton
plantations. AT any rate. it was very popu-
lar. and No dance was complete without
1t. II is a. follows:
The Niger run, the Niger few,
The Niger tore his shirt in two.
Cho.-Run. Niger. run: the patroln catch
Run. niEger. run; you'd better get
''rhe niger run, he run his best,
He run his head In a hornets nest
Run. Niger. rum" &c.
..rhe Niger run. he run 30 free
he stove his head in heller tree.
Run, Niger. rum" &c.
The number Of stanxas In this song has
never been completed.
Another, OF innumerable stanxas:
I've been to the east, and I've been to the
west;
Ana I've been to South Carolina:
But the purtiest girl that ever saw
Lives In North Carolina.
Chor.-Hi. ding, diddle; da, hi ding, DO;
Hi, ding. diddle: da, hi. ding. DO.
''Shoot that Niger, but don't shoot me;
Shoot that Niger behind that tree.
HI ding. diddle." &C.
Another: a.
IF had q scolding wife II
I'd whip her as sure as y'r born;
I'd take her down to New Orleans
And trade her on for corn.
Chor.-Gt along home, Sindy, Sindy:
Git along home. Sindy. Sindy;
Down that river road"
No description would be complete without
giving the song. to the music OF which
every boy learned to dance a breakdown o
Chicken In the bread-tray
Pickin' up the doe
Granny. will your dog bitef
No, child. no."
AT their 'frolics' they always played on
the hddie such soul-surring airs as the
Arkansas Traveller" 'Black-eyed Susie, %
the Devils Dream" BILLY In the Low
lands" and many other Jig tunes
There were also some sentimental songs
which they rendered In q way satisfactory
to themselves IL not after the most ap-
proved style Of more cultivated people.
NJ i. II.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-12-23

treasured BIT Of the days Of long ago."
right in the heart Of . populous city. Capt.
Saltonstalrs descendants still live in Con-
necticut, and have among their treasures
many Of the trophies captured by the daring
captain from the British ships; while the
Ledyard family holds as q precious treas
ure the leather waistcoat worn by the COL
onel, with the hole where the traitor
thrust him, and the dark stain of his life
blood. Part of the original headstone over
Col. Ledyard's grave still stands, almost
ruined by relic hunters, while near 1t a
more modern and imposing monument has
been erected within late years.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-12-23
About Lady Brooke.
From Harper's Bazaar.

Lady Brooke, whom the death of the Earl
OF Warwick has made the Countess of War
wick, and mistress of the great castle that
has been visited and admired by many
American travellers. has q better claim to
esteem than the beauty for which she is
noted. the skill and dash with which she
drives four-in-hand, or even her intimate
friendship with the Prince and Princess of
Wales. At her country seat Lady Brooke
organized and supports school for the edu-
cation OF girls in such profitable trades as
dressmaking, millinery, embroidery, lace
making and the like, and there are more
than a hundred girls now learning these
ways of making a good living. The new
countess has the reputation of being a
charming hostess. despite her well-known
adherence of bores and her Indifference to
public opinion. She plays and sings WELL Is
a clever artist, an excellent linguist and a
writer of no mean ability. She is just
thrty-three years of age.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-12-23
Fort Griswold.

The Englishman took the sword and
plunged IL into the heart of the gallant Of
hcer, who had surrendered it. and then
gave the order mo quarter" and the En-
giish soldiers kept up the carnage regard
less of the cries for mercy until ali but
about eighteen of the little garrison lay
dead or wounded. Then q young English
officer succeeded in stopping the savage
massacre, for il could be called by no other
name, as the well known rules of war Of
every civilized country prescribe death az
the punishment for the soldier who shall
Kill a prisoner or an enemy who has sur
rendered. The English then buried their
own dead and sent their wounded tn the
ships, then decided to blow up the fort but
nrst to remove the wounded Americans
IN haste the victors piled the wounded
americans in great farm wagon and
started Ii down the hill to a group Of houses
oelow, but the wagon escaped from the SOL
olers on the steep incline and went crash
ing to the foot of the hill oyerturninp and
throwing its load of wounded soldiers ont
some or them were carried into a house
near oy and others were left where tbav
ien from the wagon to be cared for nv,
KIM friends later. The British laid a noIs.
der train to the magazine and emba rled
Dut one OF the patriotic Americans discov.
cred IL and put it out. The British "a rria5
on load OF plumber from this yenpefnI
expedition; hundred homes had been noaGa
forsaken by the less of husband or father
and half OF the pretty city lay in ashes
while nothing had been gained for the Pr;t
Ism cause. but the satisfaction to Arnoid
the traitor of burning his home ana kilIiny
his neighbors 1 Niii1is
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-12-23
Scene of the Massacre of Fort Girls
void.
INCIDENT OF TIE REVOLUTIONARY WAR
A Bloody Deed Under the Leader
ship Of Benedict Arnold.
CALM AND FAIR NEW LONDON
WFittsn for The Evening Star.

o W N THROUGH
eastern Connecticut
flows the beautiful
T h a m Is river to
where it breaks
through the rolling
hills and mingles its
waters with Long
Island sound. form
ing one Of the most
beautiful and con-
venient harbors on
our coast. The early
settlers recognized
this and founded here
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-12-23
As Ii is Today.

Today the beautiful river flows az of ola
out no hostile fleet is near: nothing bn,
Meet. trim yachts and white men-of-war or
excursion tugs, fitting from the town 10
the summer hotels at the mouth of the
river On the hill where the old fort stood
tne memory OF the heroes who fell there in
iisl Is Kept fresh by granite monument.
40 feet high. from whose top the city and
harbor and the stone-walled farms bevon3
stretch out into beautiful picture, and the
Long Island Sound waters stretch to the
dim shores Of the island as peacefully as If
they had never been ruffied by a hostile
PROV. The old fort is now only an outline
or grass-grown mounds. and where Arnold
landed is pleasure beach, from whose white
sands the harbor light house rises. The
NOR ument has list of those who fought
- ~ N that unfair fight and anon q
the names i noticed many that are still
eommon among the good folk Of New Lon
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-12-23
THE APPLEDY PUMPKIN.


OOKS,LIKE POETS,
are born. not made.
/ do not assert that
experience. training,
culture, If you please,
count for nothing,
nor that the most
delicate perception,
the deftest manipu-
lations and the most
inpeccable instincts
can dispense with
suitable material, and
the same Is true of
the poet. But, given
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-12-23
Not ''Toy"
Tool Chests

these We srs selling q ss. - e7.sa.
$40. els. so and US are but oel,se-
ton Of the ansst most ussfui No
chanics sools--of the nnsut ssssl. suoA
gtft 10 . bog that would 10 pess-
teal yet spprsciahla We have tbs
empty chests from % 70 90
10 patterns Of our VERY Hishsst
Grade Imported Carver Is6nesd %
follows:
$50 SETS down 10 sa.n.
s. SETS DOWN 10 s1.so.
$3.50 BETS DOWN 10 o.
81 SETS DOWN 10 e32s.
Peck snyder's Genuine American
Club Skates. 50c. per pair and up.
The prices you pay eisewhers for
cheap Pocket Knives. Rasoru. 6cis-
sors. &C.. VIII buy the best hsrs.
Roller SKATES. /S~s
Table Knives. our own imports-Sg 1S
ton-every one warranted. Per set. ~. 10
Half dozen Plated Hut Piehs........ OOC.
NJ, o.es.. ....... 4oc.
silk-lined Boz Nut crscks and G. -
srI Nut flcks...-. ~SO
Perfection Meat Cutses vfll cusa CT IN
1 snose---..-.....-.....-...
"sunshiner Gss Hssssrs exc,l- -
lent ior hestinF bed rooms. bath NJ n
fooun sno snAu omcss- .......-...... $@SO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-12-23

Around the WORLD is q new magazine
the first number OF which was issued during
this month. 1t is and is to be a magazine Of
tours, travels and explorations, devoted to a
knowledge Of the earth and its .nhabitants
Many of the articles are illustrated in the
highest style Of magazine art. Prof. Angelo
Heilprin, a scientist and explorer of ex-
tensive repute and a clever writer is editor:
the publisher is the Contemporary Publish
ing Company Of New York and Philadel-
phia-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-12-23
Barber & Ross,
Cor. nth & q SITS. N. w.

EVERYBODY SHOULD SAVE THEIR MosCY non
KANN'S BIG SALE
BDGNNING TUESDAY. DDcDfBR o.
READ SUNDAYS POST. dR-N
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-12-23

True literary gems are the half-dozen min
iature volumes recently issued by G. p. Put.
MANS Sons. and for sale in this city al
Brentano's. They make excellent Christmas
gifts, either in allopathic or HOMEOPATHIC
doses. They are THE Eve OF st. Agnes
and Sonnets.'' by John Keats: "She Stoops
to Conquer" by Oliver Goldsmith; THE
Study Of Poetry" by Matthew Arnold: .'Ths
House OF Life" by Dante Gabriel Rossetti
Ideas of Truth" by John Ruskin nnd
Conversation" by Thomas De Quincy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-12-23

Selling Out Below Cost To
Retire From Business.
Just see these sacrihce prices:
Superb Upright Pianos that were 500 gong
lG .-.... -
I Elegant Square Piano. cover and stool. ely -qlo
Good Square Plano. only. .................-.ve 40
Genuine Stewart Banjos. Regular prics e19. -
Renowned Bay State" MANDOLIN. Regular
Concert bay State" Guitar. Reg. prics -. as
Rare old violins. selected with great care ~
Q well-known local expert, IN slsAnt
Stylish pisno stools. cheap at g. 80. soine fs ssm
leather Music Rolls. were 81, Qoing %: .el&
Standard 5oc. Song and Piano Folios, ouy &c.
standard COPYRIGHT Music. HALF PRlc1
r.ss Si, ..v ss ar os sss sas =
Store for rent, per month. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
THOMSON & Co.,
dls-2w s21 nth st.
EVERYBODY SHOULD SAVE THEIR MONTY ION
KANN's BIO sAIE
RBGENrN0 TUESDAY, DDCn(B1
READ SUNDAYS POST. ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-12-23

In his New High School March. Mr.. Geo.
]. Becker offers the public bright and
catchy bit of piano music, which has both
the vivacious spirit and the simplicity
which characterize the most successful
compositions in this field. The small bow
who signs for something new TO whistle
should find strains to his liking in il.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-12-23

Ional mode OF treat
Address DIR. WILL
d2l-lm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-12-23

ENDUM. BY ]. w sullivan New YORK: Trus
Nationalist Publishing Company.
THE STRANGE ADVENTURES OF A HOUSE
BOAT. By William Black. New and revised
edition. New York; Harper & Brothers wan
instoa: Woodward q Lothrop.
STUDIES OF TRAVEL. ITALY. By Edward A.
Freeman New York: @. p. Putnam's Sons.
Washington: Brentano's. "
STUDIES or TRAVEL. GREECE. Nv Edward A.
Freemen. New York; @. r. Putnam's soma
Washington: Brentano's.
TIE HARVARD UNIVERSITY CATALOGUE. 1895
"a Published By Harvard unvsnity, Gam.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-01-12
epeataIHsuna ses etastraths.

Sn Der am Mittpo9 f~attgebabtett
Spe3iclfibung CAB Der @tabtanualt
gergftrom fem @uta6ten ab iber bic
Rlagefdae Mideliobns. SIM eriten,
Degen ether Sorberung bon $3.50,
fir bic 9eguug zines TuBbobens unb
anbere Nrbeiten i'm Spribenbauie No.
l, fam Der Nnpalt mi9t Der iieben,
wesbalb bic 3ablumg iberbaupt auriifs
gebalten tuurbe, ba bic &e9nung bonn
Geuerz& omite unb Geuerpebrs@b Def ges
nebrnigt morber mar.
SIN aueiten tIaste Mifleiobm I'm,
$3.50 fir gfaferuns in gepiKen
StraBen; INT $4,000 fur Matertal,
uel6es er i'm Outrage bes Mtapors ars
faufte un6 I'm 81, 250 aIs profit, ben
er eraielt baben tpiir6e, bdtte er bic Cir
belt nollenben fonnen. &i1ter Noos
nan fpra9 linn S., $50 3u, inter Der 8es
bingung, baB er bas Material i'm Wer=
the bon $4,000 on bic Stabt surids
giebt unb itri9 ben poften bes profits
sdn5li6 aus. Sieie gnti6eibung
folte seniigen, ba bic Stabt BEL elmer
8erufung gesen bieies l1rtbeil ni9ts
geminnen fann; i'm @egentbeil Der
@efabr ausgeieBt 1T, baB fe bic pros
ftiumme nod be5ablen muB. Muf Mmz
trag 8efmanns tpirb bic Nngeleaen=
belt big Montas perf9oben, an nell
dent Sage ber Stabtantpalt einen
fbriftli9em 8eri1t iiber biefelbe eins
reiden mirb.
Sem StaottMhehor uerben atpei Sc
bilfen beuiQigt auf smei Monate nit
$75 @ebalt.
9aS Sauitdtssa omits beri1tet iber
bic gaufdai9teit bes Stabt : hospitals
unb aeigt an, bab, pdbren6 bic &epa>
ratur borgenommen tpirb, Elm She'll Der
Snfafen i'm Santa &ofa=0ospita unb
Der @eft auf Der NrmensSarm unterges
bradt uorben 1T.
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Ste 8pbrun8 arteiifdter 8rumnen tn
9.rn8.


Ser artefii6e Drummer, fir tpel6en
bic rSreien Breie" felt Sabren fdon
unb gu elmer 3eit, als Bic arteil6e
Grage Md iiberbaupt nod faum sur
Mnregung gebra6t mDrben mar, enerz
gii6 in Die @6ranfen getreten lit,
fdngt at, cine INNER allsgebebntere,
pratttl6e gebeutui1g fir Seras au be-
fpmmen.
l1eberaa I'M 2arbe, rtiGt Bios in ben
Stdbten, tperben 8eriu9e nit Der Bob
rungfol6er 8ruinen gema1t, bic baupts
id6li6 audi fur 8ieb3udts3pede nub=
bar gema6t merben iplen. got eit
paar 5ager beri6teten mir er1t bic Nn>
legung zines iol6en CUR 8iebtrdnfung
in ubaloe County, Del6er inn Sale
zines @rfolges peitere 8eriu6e in Der
umgegenb folgen ioIten unb iebt fommt
pieber pom 10. Sanuar aus 8ictoria
bic Mittbeilung, baB Serr $. s. Sui
ton, Der befannte unb unternebmenbe
giebau6ter i'm iibmefli6en Weibebis
ftrift unb @ei6dftsfibrer Der in Mranz
ias gountD liegenben @oleman=S Sutton
Pafture COMPANY auf Der &unbreiie
nod ben pcrihiebenen 3beilen bes
etaates, no bas arte1ii6e Wafer be-
reits praftiide 9ienite %!eiitet, beerifen
1T, UNI ii6 cine &enntniB peri6iebener
Bobrungs=S Diteme, mel9e bis iebt att
gepenbet tporoen finb, gu peri9afen.
9te Nbii6t Der @elelf6aft 1T, in
BEN groBen Weibegebiete, pel9es ibr
geb0rt, iiberaa 8runner sur Srdntung
bes 8iebs gu bpbren.
SAP es iebt, mo- fiir bas 8ieb3udtsz
8ei6dft mieber cine before 3utunft in
Wnbru6 1T nnb po Seras anfdngt iia
INNER mebr gu einent Mdfungsltaate
ST. entpideln, an Der 3eit lift, fir einen
rattonelIen 8teb5u6tsbetrieb umb Iomit
Dor alien ben gu bielem 3mede unent=
bebrlthen ntemal8 au~sgebenben WaHerz
borratb Sorge gu trageit, bebarf feines
geDetfes mebr unb bieie ieBt allgemein
5%ugeltarbene Sbatfa9e miro boHentli9
CUR 6olge baben, baB an allen pumf,
ten in SeTas. mo- unterirbii1es WaKer
gu baben 1T - unb bas geplogiide
Staatsbureau pirb uns barber einen
eeraueren Nnff6luB seben-biefen uus
i1dgbaren Waferf6ab fir ale uirtbz
i1aftli6en 3uede, fir ben Nderbau,
bic Wieb3u6t fopie fir bic Snbu1trie,
gu ei1em irnner aagemeineren @ebrau6
berangesogen tuerben mirb.
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@abler : &esiitriruug.

SIS mirb bierbur9 befannt gema9t,
baB i'd bic Bidder meines Nmtes fir
ale @dbler Der Stabt San Nntonio,
8erar gpnntb, Seras, benz @eieBe ente
fpre6enb our &esiitrirung ofnen tperbe
in meiner Office in Der @itD 9aa, i'm
eriten Stodmerf, 3immer 30. 2, an
Der Militdr plaaa, am
3. Sanuar 1898, @ormit~
tags UNI 8 ubr,
unb baB i'd bieielbeu o~fenbaIten tperbe
fir bic barauf folgenben spanaig Sage,
nit Musnabme Der Sonntage, BON
8ormittasS 8 Hbr bis 8 ubr Mbenbs.
9ie Office pirb gei6IoHen tperben am
Wfittmo9, ben rs. Sanuar, punft 8
ubr Mbenbs.
Dle bon mir angeitelten @ebilfen
fine: 9enrp Bennett, 9enrp Wasner,
8. U. &eDnolbS unb &amon 8ieneourt.
Mu9ut Santleben,
Wabl : &egiftrator.
San Nntonio, Seras, %. Sec. 1892.
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9amfia9 II IT g.

Die uuter3ei6neten ipreden alien
ben greunbem nnb 8efannten, bic IFS
men bel benz BegrdbniB ibrer tbeuren
Satin unb Mutter, 6rau @lia a.
betb SreiB, bur6 lire sablreide
8etbeiligung ibre Spmpatbie be3eusz
ten, beion5ers aber Dem 8eetbopers
Wdnnerdor fur ben erbebenben @es
fang unb Serrn Gerbinanb 6trff Jun.
fir bic trofrei9en Worte am 8rabe
unieren tiefempfuuoeuen be.sli6en
Sanf aus.
Moplpb 1reiR nnb 0amitie.
San Nntonio, II. Sanuar 1893.
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1eras.

Ssn ben Iebten Sagen inb auf
Der duBeren nBar" bes 8alpefoner
9afens bier Sampfer aufgelaufen.
Der n&anawaba" murbs babel be-
f6dbigt.
- Sn 9oufon tpirb bereits bic
IerbinDung Der Geleiie Der Mranfass
Yabsgabn nit benen Der Sibli6en
paciIczVabn bergefteat.
= SIN 0nt6ir5 9oufe gu Soufon
bat li1 ein @ei6dftsreiIenber Mamens
y. 6. 9ope bur6 Morpbium pergiftet.
4uber !einem Namem 1T BON ibm ni9ts
befannt.
= Sie 9erren 2obeG uttb 8lerin
finb am Sonntag bier ansefomnen,
nlelbet bas in Beaumont erf6einenbe
nSomrnaI", um ben &auffontraft fiji
$500 Mder in uHferem GountD -Sef=
ferfon = gelegenen 2anbes ab3uf6lies
BEN, Del6es iie 8u gisentbimern zines
duBerf tpertbooaen StiideS bon &eis.
unb Obflanb MAIDEN ipirb. Gie be-
5ablen fur bafelbe $4,000. Wie
9err 2omea mittbeiIt, tpirb es bal6 nit
elmer ganaen 3abl ben 6armerfamilien
befiebelt fein; a6t bis aebn iperben
f9on III Der aaerndditen 3eit anfom=
met. 9err Soueu 1T Elm p~ermogens
Der Mann, prdiibent Der National
banf in @roDlep, 2ouiliana, unb i9on
einer Der gr6Bten, pent1 nt6t Der
gr0Bte, &eispfan5er in ben Ser. Staaz
ten; er bat unter' anberem auf Der
nabe bel @romlep selegenen ,8afers
Jarm" i'm leBten' Sabre 900 older in
3eis gebabt unb barauf ungefdbr 25,s
900 SdHer &eis geerntet.
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SeSamtfdbe Jfak= umb 1afen.SerheKe
ru1t9eH.

Der 4riegsminiffer bat fitr3Ii6 10
melbet cine Depef6e aus Maibington
-auf @runb elmer 8"efirmortung iei.
items bes Sngenieurs 9epartements ars
georbnet, baB nit ben Mrbeiten fir bic
9erbeRerung bes Strombettes bes
Weheshufes bon Der Nngelina an bis
CUR Miinbung ~begonnen tperben fol-.
Sn benz 8eri6te tpirb bernorgebos
ben, baB Der 8ertebr cine berartige
Bunbess nnterfibung re9tfertige, 80
ungefdbr TO- 900, 600 CUB 8retter unb
1000 8alen 8aummole iebt idom int
Sabre auf biefem Glubmege beforbert
uerben, unb bic aus Waarert aler Dirt
b~eftebenbe Miidfra9t cine min6efens
ebenio betrd1tli9e lei, tpie bic auf
ber GlnBftraBe berunterfommenbe
8aummoae. Nu9 fir anbere teranis
f9e WaRermege, beren Mi1tigteit dls
Der tpirtiamften aonturren3 : 8erfebrs=
mittel geget bas @iienbabn /. Monopol
INNER mebr sur augemeinen Nnertens
nung fommt, tperben in MaibingtoH
iebt S1ritte setban.
50 bat Der aongreB . M~baeorbaete
abbott Dor ein paar Sagen i'm 6aule
einen @eieBesuorf6lag eingebradt, in
tpeldem beantragt uirb, baB Der r8os
liDar point Improvement Company
bas &e9t ertbeilt tperbe, BON benz 9ief.
tuaHer aanal an, wel1er iebt BON
8unDespegen in Der @aipefous
Bal nod 8olipar point berges
felt tpirb, auf ibre Soften cine f9ifs
bare StraBe anaulegen un6 in Stanb
5u balten. Sie g%enannte, meiff aus
Dalas'er @ei1dftsleuten ~befebenbe
aompagaie, bat fi9 augIei1 nit elmer
anberen, Der Galveston Construction
Company, gu tuel9er gang bieielben
unternebnler geb6ren, Dor ettpa atpei
Monatet unter ben 0orf9riften bes
teranli9en 0ereiHss@ efebes incorpori.
rem lafen, unb fur fte tpirb iebt bonn
aongreB bic 8ewiqigung na6geiudt,
einen 9afen, Merfte &C. BEL 8olipar
p0int 5u bauett unb bic Boliparz OaIbs
INTEL bur1 cine f9iffbare @traBe nit
benz Siefwafer : aanal perbimben gu
biirfen.
Die Grase Der 0afenbauten an ber
teranii6en &ite 1T ebenfals neuerbingS
tpieber In Nnregung gebra1t tporben.
air3li9 1T i'm Nbgeorbnetenbarie cine
Bin paffirt, pelhe Der pabre Sslanb
@eleaf9aft bic grlaubniB, einen 9iefs
bofen 3u bauen, auf 5 Sabre perldns
CERT, unb bas unternebmen bes Col.
6. s. &opes, bur@ Wufane SsIanb
eiaen aanal au bre9er u1b in Der
CORPUS @brifti 8ai einen 0afem angus
leget, lou balb tpieber in Mngriff ges
tonlmer uerben. Mie bic rNem Or
leans States melbet, bat bic Ola.
bama 8aggers unb 9ammsa ompaanie
tn Wobile, uel6e i9or ntebrere bers
artige Irbeiten nit grfoIg fir bic
gunbess 9egierung au8sefabrt bat, bic
Uoaenbung bes &opes @anals unb
1afens iibernommen.
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M;ht bIoa ,o.;s.r o,,,, s,.-

: Ni6t bios meiBen 3usug, foas
bern leiber aud f6mar5en Bat 9eras in
Der leBten 3eit gebabt. Mie cine &orz
responbens bonn 9. Sanuar aus 9empz
fteab beri6tet, iin6 bort Is Negerz5az
milien, int @an3en aus Is a6pfe be-
ftebenb. angefommen, mel6e Col. 8.
u. CHS fiir feline groBe, ettpa 5 M}eiz
len fibli6 BON 9empiteab geIegere
glieberungsfarm importirt bat. neil bic
@taatsgefdngniB : 8eb0rbe ibm bic
3Idtlingsarbeit, nit melGer CT in ben
lebten Sabren feline p1an8uns beftent
bate, ni6t ldnger liefert. 9ie Strdfinge
uerben III 3ufunft auf ben Stats
Jarmen Germenbung finben.
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O.O0S.Gz0.

Dteie 3abl iteut bic Gn;abG Drn Gle5@eu bar, ipelde
bon Or. atnss sgaeuer Gntpeduns fur S6p!nbfu&t,
9uter unb Grtdltuna" tn ben Ser. @taaten bonn Mdr,
1891 btS gum Mdrs 1892 %rerfauft wprben fnb. 3pet
Dftatpnen. sreibnnbert attunbsrsn8tls %tauienb. fehs.
limb iebc etu,tse tieier Gloihen wurbe unter Der Ga
rantte pertauft, baB bas @elb suriderifattet wlrte
ipenn taS Mtttel feine befrtebi9enhen 0feiultate erBteIen
ionte. DaS Gebetmnis biefeS Grfolses TIT Ietdt ent=
1iut: Gs erttduiat Rtemanben unb Sebermann Fam
fd narauf ~perlaHen, ais ouf bas Bette Mtttel sesen Su.
ten, GrfdltunSen II. +. 70. Yret8 SO Gents uub 81. 90.
.3u BADEN burd BITE Gan Nntpnto Drug COMPANY.
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Gin gftttel aeaeu @raune.

Wenn Cure ainber 8rdune baben,
ballet ftets eine Glai6e bon @bamber.
lains 9utensM eoi3in i'm 9auie. Wenr
e~ingegeben, fobalb Der 8rdunesSufter
auftritt, fann bic &ranfbeit abgepenbet
uerben. gu baben in San Nntonit
in ben 4potbefen bon s. &alteper &
SON, Sowling & Gloob. s.. g. Sod.
U. 9reiB, s. S1u6arbt, sc. Cohen &
Co., S. 8. 9arriion unb aaIteber &
S1unarb.
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= Cine Mtttme in Oeiferrei9 beren
.pertorbene Mann in @otba Der 6euerz
beitattung iibergeben tporben mar, bat
um bic grlaubniB, be1en Nidenurne
i'm 9auie auf5ubemabren, unb penbete
iid f6IieBIi6 nit bieier 8itte an ben
@aiier. Das @efu6 lit iebo6 iebt OBJ
i6ldgig B ei6ieben porben.
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Sin tuertbpuues aeittel fit Grfaltama,

Sheriff Dar6man BON SDler Gounz
to, %. g., lit at elmer idredli6en
@~rfdltung ,als er begann @bamberlains
SuitensM eoi8in gu nebmen. @r faat
bartber ielbf: sd fanb fofort grs
leid]terung unb baIte bas Mittel in
grfdltmngsfdlen fir auBerorbentli9
tpertbpoQ unb uuerrei6t. 3u baben
in San Intonio in bem Ipotbeten BON
). 9alteper& Son, DopIing & 6loob,
S. 9. Sod, u. SreiB, s. Sdudarb,
Ut. Gobn & Co., s. s. Sarrilom un6
@alteper & S9udarb.
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Cinderella Sdub : 0alaf.

Sdpl5' Yalmten : @artem 1T Der
5ammelplaB Der 9euti6en bon San
@ntonio nit ibren Gamilien. Sic res
gelmaBigen Nbenb Srei : &on3erte an
bier Mbenben in Der Wo6e 1irt ffets
5ablrei9 beiudt un6 e%rfreuen lid ether
aagemeinen 8eliebtbeit. Seine Weine
nnb Wbisfeps unb a~le3eit fellerfrii9es
Bier, lotpie bic beiten @igarreu.
Sie &e itauration liefert ale
9elitatefen Der Saifon. Muftern,
Slide. Wilb in better 3ubereitnng.
Sdglif ansgesei6neter marmer 2un9.