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St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1893-06-10
QUEER THINGS PEOPLE BELIEVE

Here are some of the superstitions
which are still believed by thousands in
one part of the country or another:
That crystal is CONCEALED ice.
That elephants have no joints.
That the sun dances on Easter Day.
That a dead man weighs more than
when he was alive.
That kingfsher suspended by the
beak indicates the direction of the wind.
That a diamond is softened or broken
by goats blood.
That man has one rib less than a
woman.
That the tenth wave at sea is the great
est and most dangerous.
That purslane in bed prevents WIS.,
ions.
That coffin nail on the Threshold of
a chamber keeps away phantoms.
That to tread on moonwart loosens
horses shoes.
That rue prevents witchcraft.
That bay leaf Is a preservatlve
against Thunder.
That handful of asmart causes horse
to carry his rider easily if put under the
saddle.
That docks boiled with the toughest
meat would make it tender.
That if it rains on St. Swith ms day it
will rain more or less for forty succeed
ing days.
That when one of a family dies, the
bees will undergo some calamity if not
informed of the death.
That some remedies ought to be ap~
piled three, seven or nine times.
That the seventh son of seventh son
is genius or that he can heal scroful-
Gus persons by the touch.
That the head of a malefactor exposed
on the highway renders the person be-
fore whom it is held unable to move if it
is duly prepared.
That sheep should be shorn and pigs
killed when the moon is at the full.
That peas and beans should be sown
when it is on the wane.
That an artery goes from the wedding
ring finger to the heart.
That spirits are detected by candles
burning with blush light.
That piece of tallow near the flame
betokens death to one of a family.
That the bowling of dogs portends a
death.
That to kill spider, or to kill q
snake, is unlucky.-LYankee Blade.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1893-06-10

The silk hat, that most characteristic
article of London attire, is said to be
sure indicator of prosperous or hard
times in that city. The denizens of
Chancery lane and Gracechurch street,
those who are found about the Temple
and the exchanges. if briefs are plenty
and business blooming, faunt it in the
glossiest of new tiles. But if business
is slow the old ones are ironed and do
longer service. Just now, notes the
New York Sun, business is bad, and
those of the matters of the English me-
tropolis who are not going bankrupt are
growing and grumbling with all their
might.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1893-06-10
"Getting the Mitten."

The Boston Transcript thus ex-
plains the phrase "getting the mltten :
One hundred years ago gloves were I'M
known in the country towns. Mlttens
were knitted and worn in all families.
If Young man going home from singing
school with the young girl of his choice
was holding her mittened hand to keep
it from getting cold, and took that
opportunity to urge his suit, if the offer
proved acceptable, the hand would re-
main. If taken by surprise, an effort
to withdraw the hand would leave the
mitten. So the sutton would get the
mitten," but would not get the hand.
The use of the word ''muff," meaning
foolish, laundering person, also has an
easy explanation; stupid youth was
said to be 'muff'' because, like the
article of feminine wear called by that
name, he held woman's hand without
squeezing it The sedate ola times
were not without their gallantrles.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1893-06-10

Flying foxes are distressing the agri-
culturists in some parts of Australia, and
a local paper says that at the present
rate of increase it is greatly feared they
will soon become almost as great a men
ace as the rabbit pest. A camp of the
foxes, about four miles from Erina, New
South Wales, contains fully 100000 of
the pests, "and when disturbed they rise
like cloud obscuring the SUM-"
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1893-06-10

In the last fifty years four Vice-Presi-
dents have succeeded to the Presidential
chair. John Tyler was the first; he sue
ceeded William Henry Harrison. Mill
ard Fillmore was the second, and he
served out Genaral Zachary Taylor's
term. Andrew johnson and Chester A.
Arthur complete the list. Only two
Presidents have died IN office from natu-
raj causes. Two have been assassinated.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1893-06-10

Says the Minneapolis Times: Defalca-
ton is altogether too common. A long
established good name and unblemished
character, a lifetime of fair dealing, all
the reputation which business men would
once have spent years of self-denial to
obtain, begins to lose its commercial
value. We look askance at everybody.
We go about asking whom we can trust.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1893-06-10
An Eagle Rides a Colt.

The other morning, says the Spring
field (Oregon) Messenger, an eagle was
seen descending in lowering circle
above Kelly Butte. When within 1O(
feet from the ground, it swooped down
on the back of a yearling colt. The colt
started down the hill at a rapid rate,
with the eagle clinging to his back.
After an apparently enjoyable ride OF
about fifty yards, the eagle rose and
circled up beyond the clouds.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1893-06-10
THE JOKERS' BUDGET.
JESTS AND YARNS BY FUNNY
MEN OF THE PRESS.
She was Crushed. -Thrllllng Advent
ure.-Wise Willie.-She Knew by Ex
perience, ETC., Etc.
SHE WAS CRUSHED.

"Well," said the intelligence man, as
a naughty waitress invaded his office,
"what brought you back s'soon? Weren' t
the boarders heightened enough2'
''Boarders are all right-it's the missus
Why, she actilly ordered me to take off
my jewelry afore went into the dining
ROOM"
swell, did your"
"Not much, didn't. The idee! All
the jewelry had on was watch and
chain, an few stick-pins, an my ear
rings an gold glasses, an the ornyments
in my hair, an four engagement rings,
an a pair of gold bracelets, an one brest-
pin. S'pose I'd been rugged out with
jewelry like some of the boarders! Sakes
alive! I'm just crushed"- detroit Free
Press
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1893-06-10
REASON FOR GRIEF,

"1-hSoAN Wv "ItAE-r.
Old Gentleman-What's the matter7
Little Boy (crying)-Papa gave me a
penny to buy school pencil, and now
| boo, hoo, hoo!
Old Gentleman-Well, here's another
one. How did you happen to lose it?
Small Boy--1-I didn't lose it; II
spent it for candy and-and lost the
andy.--(Good News.
A GREAT STATE.
Mr.. Gotham-Californi is a great
State, hear.
Mr.. Oakland-Great. It's immense.
Everything grows like mad l can re-
member when the first grapes were
planted, when the first fruit trees bios
somed, and the first market garden was
started. Now look at US! We could
supply the world! Why, sir, if you
plant one grain of corn this year, you'll
need whole factory to make agricul-
tural machinery for you next year.
Mr.. Gotham-You don't say. have
been told. too, that California has five
natural bridges.
Mr. Oakland-Yes, that's so, and it
isn't two years since we planted the first
one New York Weekly.
CONSULTING HIS TASTES.
Little Boy-Do you like to 60 boating
in the summer?
Grandpa (anxious to inculcate caution)
No, my son, I'm afraid I'd get
drowned.
Little boy-Do you like to 60 skating
in the winter2
Grandpa -No-I'm afraid | might fall
and hurt myself.
Littld Boy latter some thought)-Do
you like 10 turn somersets On a feather
bed?-[ Good News.
A PERPLExING SITUATION.
Clerk-Madam, this letter is over
weight.
Cora Spondence-Why, how is that?
Postal Clerk-You have put two Col
umbian stamps on it.-lPuck.
EQUAL TO THE OCCASION.
She-Do you think it possible for a
man to love two women at once?
He-Yes, fifty at once, if they were
all like you.-[New York Press.
APPROPRIATE MOURNING.
Mrs Newbride-Why! You are in
second mourning, and your husband has
not been dead a week!
Mrs. Weed-But he was my second
husband, you know - Puck.
4 MARKET SCENE.
Fish Dealer-Can / sell you a nice
green turtle to-day, ma'am?
Mrs. Newbride--No; if you have any
ripe ones I'll take couple.
ANOTHER WANT SUPPLIED.
Mr. What's that? Went over
to Europe and made fortune in one
year2
Mr.. Getthere-Yep.
"My goodness. What line?'
Hammers and chisels."
"Of all things! Who bought them?"
american tourists. D New York
Weekly.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1893-06-10

In commenting on a recent novel Of
New England life by Miss Mary E. Will
kins, the London Academy says: "The
dialect has evidently been taken direct
from the life; it is singular how nearly
it resembles that commonly heard in the
Weald of Kent and Sussex"
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1893-06-10

The operation of the English system
of tithes for the support of a State
Church is illustrated by the case of
twelve large farmers in the parish of
Tendring, who have had to raise $4,000
year among them for tithes.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1893-06-10

In Canada they call this country tTha
States" Then why, asks the New York
Independent, may not the riddle of
name for our people be solved by calling
us estates men?"
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1893-06-10

There are now well equipped canning
factories in almost every State in the
Union whose products of land and sea
are preserved in air tight cans.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1893-06-10

Mrs. Brobson-sT thought you said
this was roomy fat2" Brobson-
swell, amt ita Seven rooms in space
eight feet by twenty. three is rooms
enough for me!ir
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1893-06-10

Many New York brokers are said to
have earned in commissions more than
$1,000 per hour during the Reading
cyclone.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1893-06-10

Grandmother's hair is white as snow
Brown the curls which the 6 asses hide;
Bent her form with its burden slow
A shattered pine tree-her lover died.
Margery. read the riddle plain!
sleepeth the lighter, or lifs or death2
Free, at loves call, to their tryst again
Flying on wings of an echoed breath!
-[Mary A, P. Stansbury, in New England Mag
aZine.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1893-06-10
St. Landry Democrat.
By T.. A. SAND0Z.
OpeIousas, Is Louisiana.

The small towns furnish more murders
than the large cities, in proportion to
population.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1893-06-10
SENTIMENT AND HUMOR.
The COurtin9-Stick.

I'm the" early New England days there wa
in most houses a large assembly-room. ant
there the family and all the guests and chance
callers gathered ON winter nights about thu
blazing fite-logs. For the convenience o
young lovers, for there was no "next room,
courting-sticks were used; that is, long wood
en- tubes that could convey from lip to ca
sweet and secret whispers.I
Sunshine bathes in golden tide
Tumbled treasures of satin and lace;
Grandmothers chest stands open wide;
Over it bends a blossoming face.
Here is her girdle of sylph-like span,
Schumacher studded with jet and pearls,
Gay little shoes that the dance began
Grandmother was rose of girls!
Margerys curious eyes are bright,
Margery's fingers are def to suit
What does she bare to the wondering light?
A silent reed ?-or stor less flute?
Grandmother reaches faded hand,
Never word do her old lips say;
Close to her ear the hollow wand
She holds, with her dim eyes far away.
Fainter, more vague to the dulling sense.
Margery's laugh with its silvery flow!
What is it hearkens, alert, intense,
To tones Of seventy years ago?
Darling, love you!" ooh share, dear eyes,
Chances the broidery cannot miss!''
''Whisper hear, though breath replies!
'sNo one is looking one kiss!"
Creepeth flush to her withered cheek,
Murmurs her voice like dreaming shell:
Glove, am here! Canst thou hear me speak?
Living or dying, love thee well!'
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1893-06-10

It is estimated that at least fifty per
cent. of the barns burned are fired from
smokers pipes, cigars and cigarettes.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1893-06-10
DAYS OF RECKONING.

Wife-When we 60 anywhere now we
have to walk. Before marriage you al
ways called a carriage.
Husband-That's why we have to walk
now.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1893-06-10
ONLY ONE WAY.

Mr.. Micawber-I wish l knew some
nice easy way to make money.
Mrs. Micawber-Well, my dear, you
might get your life insured, and then
die.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1893-06-10
WASTED SYMPATHY.

Aunt Sarah during her first visit to a
fat)-Mercy! Who's that poor fellow
the jauitor's throwing downstairs ?
Hall boy (carelessly)-Oh, that's on'y
one O. tn tenants, ma'am.- New York
Truth.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1893-06-10

cyclone.
, 1893-12-12
Oas Shafott fir @. painter.

9as ShoffOtt, auf lpelchem am Sreitag
George $. Paiuter Bic ibm CUR 9ait gelegte
@rmorbung ieiner !3uDGIterin Nltce Wartin
nit benz Gobe biiBen 1oQ, tpurbe g~eitern
bereits aus benz 8orrat6sraum i'm @cfdngz
niB9ebGuoe berporgebolt ulto in better Orb
nun9 befunben. Sn Der Ofa9t pom Dom
neritag miro bos SGn9egeritit in Der
0torboitefe beS @efGngniBeebdubcs 5uioms
men9eiteut perben, an berielbcn Stele, an
tpelcher Sic yQlnarc6iiten" ge6enft tpuroen.
Sberiff Gilbert bat fir bic 6inrtdtung IS
GintrittSfarten ausge9ebsn, Die al @eribtsz
beamte Dert6eilt worben iinO.
Bainter bofft INNER nocb auf cine 8ee
9rooi9un9 burb ben 0ouDerneur. Setn
2tnnaLt, Otai. 8la6burn, bate 9eitern
cine lInterreoun9 nit @ouo. Nltgelb.
Yotnter bebaltptet, baB Die S9tpeiter Der
GrmOr6eten, bic in Chicago leben iou,
ettpaS ii6er Den Morb wiiie, bur6 bas ct
9erebtfertt9t tperben fam, Gs banbele ii6
nur barum, !3ett 5u geipinnen, I'M 9licen's
S6peiter auffinOen 3u fDnner. AuBerbem
leten aucb nob anbere 8etpeiie fir feline
In IbulO porban0en.
, 1893-12-12
Der Sta0troth.

Die 0erren StaotpGter macbter oeitern
9lbeno aus Der Ototb cine Sugeno, s.. B.. fte
mur6en angeii6ts Der groBen Notb unter
Der arbeitenben 8eo0Lferung ~tu9en6baft
nnO faBten etnen 8ci9luB, tponab jeocr
bon tbnen $50 betiteuerte. Son periodic
Semen NIoermen, ~beionbers audi BON iolz
chen, pelbc Die ntbt gang berec6tigte @tgen>
tbumltDtett baben, gum eigenen 8ort6eil
auerlet tiir bic 8iir9eric6aft unniibeu 8roz
1etten oaS gSott 5u re6en, tpur6e Ser 9tot6z
1tano etn9ebeno beleucbtet, aber aucb be-
tont, oaB Die StaOt letoer berbtn6ert iei,
f%tnan5teue 6ulfe 81 getpGbren.
Sine Srptnan5, bic 9rebfreu3e Ser Sui
notS Gentralbabn abSuibaffen, gelonote
CUR Nnnabme.
GbenlO cine 6eiolution Noblc's. tpe[che
Die monatlicbe @er0ffcntlicbung BET 8oblz
lllterl betltrportet. Sb iolbcS iiberboupt
9elcbeben miro, bari nit Gecbt bc3tpeifclt
iperDen, BENIN babel wiirbc au6 beraltsfouz
men, tpeiien GinfluB Die 1tGbttic6en 0(noez
1teuten tbre reip. 8lGbe All banfen bo6cn
nno 1eOer Staotoater bat auf ben 3oblltIten
etne me6r oOer minber groBe 306l polttiz
i6er @iinitltnge.
Alo. Serton maCbte SEM W1oDor Sen
Soripurf bet 0eucbelet, 6a CT perIDrohen.
fpabreno bes SnterimS feline GerGnberltnz
gen IN ben 9epartements gu t~reffen, ober
Sqtpp9 angeltelt unb Sbpab eutlaiien
babe.
, 1893-12-12
Kleine Uabrthten.

= GorpordttpnSdnpalt &raus bat 1etne
&eitgnatton etngereicbt, Oob miro ct tpabr1
i6etnltcb bes gum S3luB oes SermtnS
ietn Qlmt oerpalten.
&idbter Borter b~eItrafte beute frii6
Morgan 0abt6 aus Siib Chicago nit $40,
ipeil bteier ieiner gticbte BEN llm9ang nit
etrlem jun9en Wanne, bciicn 9tet9ung tie
eripieoerte. Derboten uno ais bas NIGHTS
bali, ite t6atIi6 ange9riffen Datee.
= Die S6icli9eu Oeteftipcs S. q.
6olutes unb S1mes q. Softer, wel6e in
6Dlgc zines StreiteS nit Dem 1tGbtil6en
9cteftip @0mar0 s. GarneD ben1elben 10
1d)per D~ertpunbeten, baB ct itarb, iinb bon
Der Goroner5iurD ben @r0B9el6tDorenen
ilbertpiclen iporoen.
= 0ouner unb 8ltb CAB eS geltern i'm
NorbDeIten, cine Gri3etnung, Die in 0teier
SabreS5eit ais cine groBe Seltenbett 5u be-
trabtcr1 lit. Ser Netterprop6ct i'm 3burm
OeS NubitortumS titnbigt fir bic nGditen
"a StunDcn Elm Salen Der Semperatur nm
etpa 20 Grao all.
= Sn Der geitri8en Sibung beS County
ratbS tan0 cine lGngere &abenbalgerei ilber
Die 6rage itatt, oh S9riften polttii9en Snz
bats ober G~ampagnebilber in BEN 3tdumcn
be5 GountpgcbGubcS Oert6eiLt ober auf>
gebdngt iperhcn %Diirften. Sin N1trag
9lllen'S, ben MGcbter gu initruirert, Dcrz
ortige 8ilOer oOer S9riften 81 cn~tfernen,
cling Ourch. SIM llcbri8en famen feline
Sabcn bon lSicbtigteit 3ur GcrbanOlung
, 1893-12-12
Rube an Ser Gafefront.
Oes Grants Jobn mef9artb 2Iufruf fnoet
feiuen UabbalL.

Die 10000 berittenen unb b%etpaffneten
Wdnner, Die SET Grant Sobn 8e1tgartb in
ieinem 8ranbcircalar auf beute frit6 nad
benz Seeuferparf altfgeboten bate, tparer
bort nicbt erlcbtenen, ebeniopenig BET Sobn
Ielbit ober feline yGapitdne".
SIR Die unbei6dftigten Nrbeiter, al,
ipelcbe Sobn'S Q(ppea gertcbtet mar, iparen
geItern Qtben0 ourh Sen NobltbGtigtettsz
finn Ser Gbicago'er l1%nterfunft ltn6 9eibeSz
nabrun9 bei6afft tporben, uno bteielber
So9en eS Dor, in ibren iparmen Quartiereu
81 bleiben.
Die 2afefront lag beute fritz ber06et 6a,
Sic ment9en Baiianten eilteu lbneu uber
ben 8loB, unD itatt Der 500 Bolisi1ten, Sic
in ben Stationen in Helerpe bereit tpqren,
nm etnem etpaigen yGiot" oie Spibe abz
3ubrecben, toaren nur tpie setpobnlidb atpei
8otrouiQepoIt3iiten aui Dem tpeiten 8labe
3u leben.
Sobn QScitgartb, Ser nerriidte Sarme1
aus 2tQD Safe, Der Die Q(rbeitsIoien All
elmer &epOI&tion auf9eforbert bate, bat
feline Garrtere ais &ebolutionGr i6neu gez
enoet.
Die 9pIi3ei bate ernfte 9tubeft0rungen
ctgentli6 gar nicbt befiircbtet, trob6em
bate lte itcb auf aue @~pentuolitGten Qez
r~iitet. Sn Der Battery D pur6en geiteru
Nbeno 200 POli5iiten itationtrt, in Der
Station an BET Cottage @rope 2tbe. tuurben
80 Wann, III Ser 6arriion Str. zStation
147, in Ser Stanton Npe. Station SO, in
Der %. Str Citation 100 Relerpe: g oil
Siiten unter9cbraht.
@ie Oben erma6nt, ertpicicn iib 6ieIe
@orft6tSmaBregeln 9liifltber 8etie ais
unnOtbtg.
, 1893-12-12
Rurse 9reuoe.
11a9 o~reitdei9er Che p~erIanet ur1o erhdIt
frau JuIia moitbaum cine S9eioune
pon iRrem Manue, Jules G. maftbaum.

Der nit 10 bielcr Mii6e por eintgen
Gagen gu Stan6e gebra4te @6ebun6 5pie
i6en Sules s. W}aftbaum aus 9anpiQe,
ST., un0 Sulia Q5an t&irt aus G9tcago,
muroe geftern, pie e5 lcbeint, obne beion7
ocren @runb, ~ionoerr auf ittui6peigenbe
uebereinfunft bin, i'm 8reiS9ertcbt in 0anz
bile picber gel0it. Wtaitbaum, o6er ptelz
mebr oeiien N6Dofat, Dctbielt iib bel Der
8er9anoIung gdn5lih paiitp. 9te iuu9e
Trau lagte aus, baB tie Wtaitbaum inn Oer>
gangenen Sebruar bel cinem Selub in
9arDile tennen gelernt. S6rc 8efannt<
ic6aft lei aber cine pberflG6Lt9e geblteben
uno tie babe ME oaralt 9e0a6t, 6aB er itb
nit erniten Nbii9ten TRACE.
Nm Gage tbrer 6etratD lei tie nit Wfait>
baum in 0ilnbel's @uentpaareuGaoen 3u=
1alnmcngetrOnen, unD e5 lei t9r aufgez
1auen, oaB ct iet1en Bart ipa6ien laiie.
Sic babe i'm gefragt, tparum ct itcb nidbt
rafiren la1e, lDorauf CT geanttportet babe,
boB ct es tbun pcrbe, penn lte i'm beicaz
then poue. 2a6eno babe ite i9re 3uz
fttmmung ge8e6en unb ite ieten 5uiammen
t%ortgegangen, mObtn, tDiiie ite nibt genall.
Wealtbaum babe iib 6ann Elm 9otument
auSltelen laiie1, baS er tbr ipGter ais cine
0etratbslicen3 be3eicbnet babe, fir sic CT
$l.25 babe bintertc9en m~iiiien. ST. babe
ite oann ourdb a~lerDano 0robungen gez
3tpungen, nit ibm SIT etnem 6rieoensricbter
81 ge9en uno iib tralen 81 laiien. 93a6
pol3o8ener Grauung babe ite ibm jebo6
lofort ertldrt, oaB iie NIGHTS nit i6m gu
tbun baben tpoue.
Waitbaum'S QOOofat tpur6e bon Sem
9ttcbter 8orftpalter gcfragt, oh er I'M Snz
t~ereiie ietncs @ltenten trge1Dipelhe Sim
t%penoungen 81 macben babe. OieIer Derz
netnte, morauf Der Jtibter anorbnete, baB
etn Scbetoungsoefret ausgeleBt peroe.
, 1893-12-12
@eebrte 9~fe0aftion!
MtQtdn1 Sled"

g8tr fisen 6teiem 8riefe binsu, baB mir
gcrnc 6ereit iin6, %anitdn6igen. wobltbdtig
~geiinnten 9amen, meLbe itcb Ser Mii6e Set
@ertbciLung Der bon 6errn Sled groBz
mittbig angcbotenen Otdntel unter3tebe1
woucn, cine @elegenbett ba3u 81 geben,
menn ie uns ibre gtamen unO 9(breiicn
etnienoen pouen.
, 1893-12-12
Stdott1bes.
BUR Bea6tun9 fir Goupors
fammler.

@ir ma9sn bte 2eier 6eS yQt6enbblats
tcs" barauf aufmertiam, baB es nod bieie
Nocbe 3eiti9 9enug lit, nit bet Sammlung
BON Is Coupons, tpelhe gu Dem 8iIbe:
vgtapoleon'S &id3ug bon MoSfau" bere9z
tigen, su Beginner. Ner am II. 9esemz
Der anfGngt, bte Coupons a~us3ui6neiben,
fam nod am 81. 9esemt6er bic erforberz
ltbe 13obl ~beiiammen baben. 8er bas
Bib baben mill, loute baber io9Iet9 an
fangen.
, 1893-12-12
Oeroient Udchdhmnl1o.

8on 6errn WiIiam SieG, iDelder in
SEQ. 603-605 QSeuSitraBe etnen Scbntttz
maarenDa1Oel bctrei6t, empfin9en mir 6eute
ben fOlgenOcn 8rtcf;
@eebrte Heoaftion!
yg8tr haben cine Qln5abl 0GmenmGntel,
Die, menl AUDI unnoOcrn, bo6 marm unO
Oauerbaft iinO; mir iinb 9eptut, oteie BEN
gtotblei0enben gu @utc tontmen gu laiien,
unO Dlirben Sic unS einen @efaIen erz
peiien, tpenn Sic unS auf etnlicgenber
Boitfarte Die Qbrelien irgenb peI9er 9az
mensGOmites mitt6eilen mO3ten, tpelcbe
am 8eiten 9eeignet uto geueigt DGren, Bic
Saben Su pertbetlen.
NdtIn9sDou
, 1893-12-12
klei0erz Stofe. ::s ss;. ssss ss5:ss5 Is 2; q: ss!::a !: :s' s &:

Rlf(OErz@l0UR* ;5s}ss a5 mSsEl@sa H@s sS g5s57os ss5"s @ 55S73
GObs-GngHibe SerOcs II. Sebe9ewO6ene GDrias-in all BEN mif wunibensz
1925, 81 so per Daro-fIr Ben .S6MBz8ertauf fo~
Gin sroBe @ammluns bon alien $125 bis $500 &koerss bnen-hbt su 40
8Nle correce Gfate-unb feline 9urGcae-ungefd6r 1000 gar6S, beraus9enoms
men aus alien einfen 5O30a: GameIs 9r g4spiOts-4E23Og, glan Slabs
4410u. Sran3. 8latDs-4230Q 9mdD Snipes-423DQ. Srbescent 8bp
GorOs-4O5Oa. etnfacb farbige Gai9nncus-4Os5DQ. etnfobe Sngs ub 80 an
bere Wooen uno mInic9enSnertbe @encbe, i'm Neu9e BON $125 aufz Mr.
mGtS bis $300-fIr ben SduBF8ertauf Ff%
so Stit 4536u- burdbaus @oue.SeiOen tni6eb 9enrihto8-naren 81 20
30 Stid 46z0Q-burbauSm ouene 8icoua 9tagonaIs-paren $1,000 ShId
46z50n-buubauS moaene engInbe Serge-paren $1,000 StHf 5Oz5Oa-
9a9onal Seges, nur in braun GO grIn-maren $150-fur ben Ste ROr
operS .... SbuB>Gerfauf VIZ
, 1893-12-12
DR.. A. |. Warner,

BiiIfa-4rpt. inn GnItfr1r
gu. Bnrpttnl fir OetItfa=
krn4tkr,
iagt: Dgfa46em i9 Sbr Daniels
2~lnttieptic COMPOUND 9eiptiien7
bait unb unparteiii9 in 8esug
altt NuSrdu9erung unteriu6t
babe, erfldre it eS, tpcnn ribtig
angetDenoet, ais etnen iic6eren
nnb ausrei6enoen &eim 7S0oter,
9eSiufictrer un6 2uftreinigcr,
tpelcbe @iseni6aften es, i'm Ser
etn nit ietner ltui6abGi9teit,
bequemer unb einfacber 9(nwen6>
Bartlett, 81 einem ldngit nDtbigen
ii3cren unO einfaben 3eritOrer
bon &eimen anitedenber &ranf7
betten ma6en."
, 1893-12-12
Die beutioe Derbanolune.

SIM GerIaufe Ser b%eutt9en Gerban6lung
tperDen bic 8ertreter Der 8ertbeibigun9 ben
9eitern BON Dem l3eu9en Gonfltn I'M
&reu5oerb0r 8u9e9ebenen llmIitanb, raB tbm
Die Soc6en, Die geiterm ben @eibporenen
ais 8etpeismaterial Dorgelegt murOen, ni6t
brett pom Staatsanpalt 2on9ene6er, ions
bern bon Oellen lettOem OerltOrbenen 9ez
Ditifen George 8ater su9eitelt tporoelt
llcbcn. Die @ertbeiOt8ung MIL AUDI nacb=
3uipetlen Deriubcn, baB bie Wunben, pel6e
an Der 2ei6e @ronin's %gefunben puroen,
ntcbt genii8t baben %piiroen, I'M BEN SOB git
Derlriacben, uno bob Die llriac6e oeS Sooes
Grontn's Oa6er nt6t fcit9eiteIt ict.
Die 3eugenOernebuun9 purbe beute
Sormtttag nit Dem Qlufruf folgen6er
3eugen fir bic Nnflage b%egonuen: Sames