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peroe eine beSiiglld]e Sla palllreH.
@mfmbr una aueiubr.
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iuuaen betrng Der gSertb Der Glniuhr i'll
september $46,359, 800, Der Der AuSrubr
S71 1,969, ,O0S MD uberitieg lornit SePtere Die
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Sull, Auguit mr. September bsS!fferte fld)
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nateu Sull, Iuguit uuo september Die @ins
iuhr ble 2lusiubr um S76.623, ,0S0, Ueun
aud, in ben ueuu erlteu Wiouateu olele5
SabrcS Die NusTubr Die glnIuhr nm $780,
204.090 iiberItieg.
Seridieoenes.
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id)ieu beute Dor Dem Oau5ausldlEB flr
Santlpeien. nm leine Bill, aadl meiter bel
Der GmliiIou Don Jioteu Selteus Der
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men ioQeu, su uuterbrelteu. Surd blcle
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rraftlou Der llmlauf5mlttel abStelenoe DiaB.
reqclu BON 9tatlonalbauten ibrsr gSlrtIng
berauben.
aus Duluth, Mnn., lit benz Senat cine
Ablbriit pom III elmer Surgeruerlamnliung
anqenommeueu Seid)iiIien ubermlttelt NOR.
ben, in meldlen enersi9 Der SStoerrnf Der
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Sd)asmeiiter pou Hew-Dorf, bate beute
e!ue eoufcrenS nit Dem Sd]asamtsIefretGr
Carlisle uuo pem SIlfs, ,Suuoesldaemeiiter
Meline, in pelber Der beitdnOiqe GId9aE9
Der @oloreleroe belprod)en muroe. SaS aus
bem S6aeamt geSogene @olo iulrb ntdlt
erportirt, onbern fIeBt burdmeg nad] oem
Siten, no Die Scntlntitute lbre Saarpor=
rdtbe pernlebren. GS oiirIteu DfaBregeln
aetroiieu peroen, Die 0olprelerpe, peldle lest
etlua S4,OOO,000 betrdst, pieOer sur Ut
Ipriiuslideu b0he su brlnseu.
6r. Sitd, R-'9., bat aefteru i'm Saule
cine BID eingebrad]t, nat iuel6er Denleuis
aeu 4usiteaern, iueldle aui Der gSelt-gus.
iteIuna cine ausseiduuug erbalteu babeu
uuo beabfdltiaen, Die pre,sgefrouten 9eseu-
it1uoe pom Nop.mber 1898 bis Is. Sanuar
1894 in 0ew.Dort aussufeaeu, ole iiblidsn
;ouamtlidleu erleidteruuyeu gelpdbrt rpers
Dem louen. Die SO lase ut benz @omite fir
Niittel uuo gSe9e iiberpleen iuorneu.
8ice@ YrdIOeut Steuenlon, bic Senatoren
@uuom uuo Balmer, lopie niele aHoere be-
faunte BerionIldlfelten wohuten Der @rOfiz
ruua oes p9incolu Wiueums" bel. 2aSs
ielbe iit in oem Suuie elnserlhtet iuoroen,
in welhes 2incolu uab bem attentat sez
bradt waro.
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Raswas'S Rno subereit,te @ium.

Glue Der .3utbateu Wirtt brett aui Die 0..
Der, elm auOerer Sbell mirtt aui Die GSs1
bdrme, ein Orittsr aui OIe 0uut mo mieOcr
Elm auOerer auf DE gtlcren. Dies it Die
Sor;iiglld)tsit Der eriOlgrctden SSwtung;
mabreno Te beiouO.rS aui ole 2eb.r pirl.n,
bab,u iie gIeibSeIti9 etueu GtnhuB uui ole
auperen Srsane oes S0gpers.
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alein urgctabiIIfb.
SaS srpSc
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Wsittel.
Gin aus Sseaeid,neteS milses "IDfuhTs
Mtittc!.
Gin aus Sse;eid,neteS miISes 3IDfMbTs
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ueber 40 Sabre i'm @ebraudi mnO itcts ala
SIucrIdiiiG bc1muo:n.

gutbdIt Giseulhuften, Die itetS Die @e-
iuuobelt wieber berltellsu. Stc regeu Die
periAlepcueu Srgaue 81 9eiaapcc Gbatig,
tsit al, Oereu uatiirIIdc UuUtttoHeH uueHt'
behrlip iiir Die WeiuuObeit iinp, IampIcu
nit NIB iiberwiuOeu ole llurelulsteiteT nnO
rreibeR olceIbeH UOuhdnOlg aus Dem Sp.
fem ans.
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CROWNS IRON BITTERS
Cures Dyspepsia, In
digestion 6 Debil ity..
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gafapsco=Icbl.
1898,

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110. Sabr.
gSie ole gSabrbsit,
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bauptiad,lidbife auserIeiene glebl
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Oas Suuptmebl Amerltas,
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meil ss ans allerbe 4 Ell % ps
Iduber uno Sir9inier 2Sata
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aus ieoem barteH gS ai5en erjeH1
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piro.
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neil es in GualitGt, Sarbe mo
StGrte lid nets eld) let b
uno benz @oniumenten 1 eSeit bic
h0dfeu Reiultate lletert.
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kusbeoeutcnb bcrabgeiettem 9rsii:
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tr.iben uae Sruntbeiten aus Dem SO!psr,
gan; geid, mas Die llriadle ibrer GutitebHng
1T mo pie melt oleielUeu uOrGei4riIteu,
barum ueridumt uid]t, OaS pelITlIttel ut
uOrbauoeu. Sine oOsr ;wei Goieu werOsn
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91Iua &nbbaro g. Comp. erridteu
ben Sau..- spelS=a apparat III ben 0dus
iern bes 6ru. !, s. III organ. [250I)
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(gluMIoIset Don u. Nolne),
elosreif=Gde Soltimore=Sfra6 uno BofsS Sffcezgp..
Breis hes tastidlen SIattes, ourd, lrdser beIorat
1875 @ts-; tastid)c uno onrta as =Ylus aa DC Is
gents pro Sodc sahlbar bic oas Slutt beioreenoer
1rd9er;. Saaiid, ne6it Sonntass Mus aa be inter
Borto=SoruusbeSablun9 $3.50 pro Sobr iir fiir,ere
Set i'm SerbdItniB fir bic 10 dleutIicbe Mus be
NIT Sorrtessblott, portofrei, nit GbSue tir Gfubs
S1.5o pro Sapr roo irseno eiuem Srte bss Snlanz
pes, - HGb europa. Sonutaa 40 =9iue sabe 81
pro Sabr.-Dus bette unb btuiajte oeutjtle Slatt
u ben 4iittel= uno SlSisaatsa,
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ale ltnreselmabisfei oer Sober
turiret.

SaueuOeH, Die jett Iei0eu. ruicn wr Su:
Slr habit Gure 9iettuug in 0GnOen, 3nO'
mans iiuo mohlbetaunte Yilleu, eulhaiteu
nur Die beIten Grtratte aus benz 4llanSeu-
reid, III Der Observation-Disclosures 9Sene SUI
iammeugelett, melAe uOn Or. 2aowag ais
bic befel sur g8IeOerberneaung eIncr 9eluu'
ben Sbat9telt ber angesriiencu Srgane
erfannt muroen. Sie enibaIteu teIne Wtl-
neralieu oOer 0ictulle oper Oeren SalSe -
nidts Der 9eiunOheit S6Gplldes 1T in lbrer
5uiammeuietHug uno OIeielben ilnO baber
Gnllfnmmen ii9rr im @rbrau6.
9eueu, Die gSieoerberitcIuu9 ibrer @e-
lunbbelt piiudcn, f0uH.u ulr oleielbeu nidlt
ecnuglam empIehlen ais ideres, 8nuerldift-
9es 9ellmlttel.
sy @ebrudte Nupeiiungsn i'll leOer
Gnadlt.l; 25 Geuts cine S6adtel. Sei
auen apotbetern usltauit ooer nGd Gmpfaug
oes BreiieS usrianOt.
9r. &aOmaD 4 g.,
50 Warren St., New York City.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1893-07-28
CHURCH DIRECTORY.

NATHOLtC CHUKCh: Services held in 81.
~ Mary's Church every Sunday by Rev. Father
Cassidy.
NPWORTH LEAGUE: Meets in the Black
~ Hills College every Sunday evening at $3.50
o'clock. Everybody Invited.
BAPTIST CHURCH: Services In the Church
ID on College Hill every Sunday at 1880 .. n.
and $40 p. M. by Robt. Leslie. pastor. Sunday
school at II 80.
EPISCOPAL CHURCH: st. Luke's Mission.
IL Bi-mOnthly services by Rev. ii. g. Ware,
Rural Dean. Notice of time and place will APP
pear in the local columns.
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH: Rev. E. =.
~ Frame, Pastor. Services IN the Church
every sunday at 1880 m. and $50 p. M. Sun
day school At II 40 q. IN. Young Peoples Society
Of Christian Endeavor meets every Sunday even
ing at $3.50 in the Congregational Church. Every
body invited.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH. Ser
wi vices at Cold Brook, Rev. n. l.. Robinson,
Pastor. Services every Sunday at B p. m. Sunday
school at $3.50 a. III. Prayer meeting every We'd
nesday evening ut S:30.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH: Rev,
wi j.. w. u. Anderson, Pastor. Services every
Sunday. Sunday schOOl at $3.50 a. nj. Preaching
ing II O'clock service. Prayer meeting Thursday
evening, 7:3O. All services In the Black Hills
College,.
DRESBYTERIAN CHURCH: Services in the
i Church on Minnekahta avenue. Morning
Sunday school and Minister'S Bible class at 10 u
m. Thursday evening prayer meeting ut s:3O p
M. Rev. A. r. Cooper, Pastor. Ladies Aid meets
Thursday afternoon at . p. m.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1893-07-28
Harvest Excursions.

Harvest ExCurStOnR.
1t is with satisfaction that the Bur-
lington Route makes the following an-
n%oumcement regarding this years har-
vest excursions.
The dates which have been fixed for
these excursions are August %, Septem-
Der y and October ~. On them, all
railroad agents west Of st. Louis and
Chicago will sell round trip tickets to
Burlington Route stations in Nebraska,
Kansas. Colorado. South Dakota and
Wyoming at extremely low rates.
Tickets will be CORD for twenty days
and will admit of stOp-Over on the going
trip at any point west of the Missouri
River.
These facts are brought to notice of
the residents of the different states
reached by the Burlington i!onte in
order that they may inform their friends
in the east that during the next few
months. three unequalled opportunities
of coming west will present themselves
The passenger department of the
Burlington Rou,e.will gladly aid the
people of the towns along its lines in
their efforts to induce eastern people to
avail thpm-elve of the advantages OF
these homese. kers excursions. The I'M
dersigned will not only mail to anv de.
sired address a supply of advertising
matter, hut re will also be pleased ia
put interested parties in the way of
obtaining the most favorable rates of
fare.
j. FRANCIS.
General Passenger Agent. Burlington
Route. Omaha. Neb.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1893-07-28
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.

CITY.
Mayor. b. Dickover.
Councilmen-W. ]. Mcgowan, Pres. of the
council. First ward, Henry Marty, kobt. Mill.
ean; second ward. r. F. Connor, WI. Mcgowan;
third ward, Jos. Vincent, Ed. MOllfing; fourth
ward, Thos. H. Wells, L. i. Ellsworth.
Attorney -. E. Wilson.
Auditor-J. g. Dickover.
Treasurer Edmund Petty.
M~arshsl-Charles Roe.
Police Jndge-M L. Ksnable.
Night police-C. Curtis and True Parsons.
COUNTY.
Auditor-.W. ". SmltnsUn.
Treaeurer-James Bradley.
Sheri6-E. w. Blakey.
Clerk Of c0urt-W. L. Judkins.
Register Of deeds-E. s.. Kelley.
State'e attorney-Chambers Kellar.
superintendent OF schoole-L. D. Brooke.
Sufyeyor-Willie Sawyer.
Aesees0r-J. A. Ball.
County judge-L. 8. Gull.
COroner-W. l. C0lvert.
Commissioners. 8. Noodle, chairman, j. II
White, W. Il. Craven.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1893-07-28
SOLDIERS HONE, Aug. Z, 9

SOLDIERS HONE, Aug. q, VI.
The boys at the home were treated to
a concert last Saturday evening by a
trio of colored gentlemen consisting of
". ". Langforl. b. b. Washington and
s. s. Booker. The entertainment was
we'll received and the boys Clipped in Il
few dollars inviting them to come
again.
G. A. Mckinney of the home left on
the b. & NJ. last evening for a visit with
his sister at Portland. Oregon.
Religious services was conducted at
the home OH Sunday by Rev. Leslie and
his brother George of Clinton, Iowa.
1t WAS related how they together held
meetings at Clinton before the town
had "a preacher, how they all read.
talked, sang and prayed, building each
other up in the faith and the truth.
This seems a most commendable way
to live q Christian life.
A. q. Cheney of Crawford. Nel,., was
a caller at the home yesterday. He
wears the q. A. II. button aud compli-
mented the home very much.
+. w. Bentlv ami wife of III. called
at the home tnday.
The mail service seems as satisfac-
tory as when owned by the home.
The aurora borealis MS seen from the
home last night was magnificent in the
extreme. The cometic phenomenon
that shot up from the distant north and
rolled in waves across the horizon
spurred the imagination into a dream
of fancy. checked only by the waning
touch of Morpheus. Much speculation
was lndulged in by the superstltious
and prophecies were made that the.phe.
nomonon is a sign of war, pestilence
and famine. and even that the world is
about to come to All end. One man
was seen with his hand up to his ear
when asked what he meant he said hi
was listening. if possible. that he might
catch the first sound of the trumpet
This was enough and all retired to wake
in the morning and find old Sol in place
and the atmosphere about zoe Fahren
heit.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1893-07-28
Soldiers Home Department.

SOLDIERS HOME, August 4,-'93.
Capt. Phillips, the treasurer of the
home, was here today on business.
Mrs. Brow aud Mrs. Gwin of Hill
City were callers at the home Thursday.
The filling in of the grade in front. of
the home building was commenced
Friday.
John Il. Brennan aud George A.
Howell of Rapid City were callers at
the home this week.
Anda j. Thompson. e%x-carpenter of
the home, left Thursday on the Elkhorn
for Seattle. WASH, where he expects to
make his future home.
Byron Carey is II mail carrier since
the ~postottice at the home was discon-
tinued. Our mail is now cancelled ut
the Hot Springs postotice.
Many of the old boys are enjoying
the Chautauqaa this year. The man.
agement has rendered them all Il COM
pllmentary ticket for the season.
The adjutant's report for last week
shows members returned OH furlUugli:
Chas. q. Roberts and Gerald Grace.
Discharged on his W request. Andy
j. Thompson.
The general health of the home is ex-
tremely good. Those who speak with
out prejudice say ours is the most
healthful of all the soldiers homes in
the United states.
Capt. Megrew and the adiutant have
been very busy the last few days pre-
pairing bills for maintenance and work
done ut the home during last month
We learn that the amount will bt
nearly $4,000 which will be paid to peo
Pile in Hot springs and vicinity.
The first outage built at the home
will be completed this week. 1t is 10
Gated near the hospital and will be oc
cupied by Hospital Steward Grippel
and his family. Tie carpenter. Mr.
Jones, has done a good job. and com
rade Ferguson has the mason work ant
plast-ring all done, and the cottage cal
be occupied next week.
The two new arrivals from til,
Leavenworth home are well pleased ant
think they will be much benefited b.
the baths and pure. bracing atmosphere
Que of them. G. ID. Cove. was 81 school
mate of Mai. Campbrl!'s in the BLU
Grass state, and their frequent talks ar
full of Renaissance of their boyhoo,
days.
We are glad to learn that Matrol
Megrew arrived safe ut her home an,
is enjoying life with her 0 George
Mrs. Campbell alsu arrived safe and i
now taking in the sights at the Whit
City. The widowed faces of the cap
tain and Major Campbell r no,
smiling since they heard that thos
ladies will return in the near future.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1893-07-28
SOLDIERS HONE, August s.

One of the most beautiful things in
the home is the show case in the parlor.
The selection of mineral rocks and spe-
cimens from Wind cave are very inter-
esting and attractive.
Col. Clough was looking over BUSH
ness at the home today.
Peter Linch of the home left last
evening on the Elkhorn for a short visit
with his family at Yankton.
r. IS. White of Hill City, Co. F.. s5th
Pennsylvania infantry, Isl a boarder at
the home this week.
A. r. Minick of the home leaves this
evening on the ElkhornN for a three
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1893-07-28
Here's Your Worlds Fa,r Opportunity

Rates cut i'm two.
On and af.er August lat the Burling-
ton route will sell round trip tickets to
Chicago. with return limit of thirty
days, at the regular n way rate, plus
two dollars.
One-way tickets on sale at CORES
pondingly low rates.
Tickets sold at rates indicated above
are free from restrictions of any kind
and entitle holders to the fullest enjoy
ment of the Burlingtor's superior ser.
vice.
See the local agent and arrange to
make that long-planned trip to Chi.
cagO. 1862
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1893-07-28
Half Rate tn Hot Springs

From July 18th to- August 18th the
Burlington route will sell round trip
tickets to Hot Springs, S. d., at the
n way rate.
THIS arrangement enables you to
visit the greatest health and pleasure
resort in the west at a very moderate
outlay for railway fare.
Ask the local agent for full infor-
nation. 1862
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1893-07-28
months visit with his friends at Yves

months visit with his friends at ives
sicgton. 8. d.
Mrs. Clark and Mrs. Weir, of South
Omaha, sisters of Col. s. NJ. Laird.
member of the board of trustees, were
visitors today. They were loud in
praise of II beautiful home, romantic
country, and bracing atmosphere.
The reporter of the home a treated
to Il drive through the town last Satur-
day, ana was surprised ut the life mani
fest in trade and the improvements
made during the summer. notwith-
standing the depression of the times.
Thanks, captain. we will go again.
SOLDIERS HOME. August o, 1893.
A letter from the matron of the
home dated August 18th announces her
good health aud savs harvest in eastern
Dakota is about finished.
Those admitted to the home on the
9th we're: Andy Hall of Hot Springs.
Go. n, 18th Illinois infantry. Daniel
Farquar. Co. A, LIST Mum. .infantry.
John Farral of Rapid City, Co. A, 3rd
MINI. infantry.
MS Hodson OF Waukesha, Wis, Co.
K, 18th Mich. infantry, was q caller at
the home today.
Mrs. q. T.. Stewart, member Of the
W. II. G. at Ottumwa, Iowa. was a cal
Ter at the home today.
Mrs. II. Ottary and Mrs. Florence
Diamond OF Sioux City. Iowa, and Mrs.
tietchell and others of Rapid City, were
callers at the home to-day.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1893-07-28

Reduced Worlds FAIR Rates.
Commencing August LIST the Elkhorn
will sell round trip tickets to Chicago a.
329.5O. good 30 days. Further infor-
nation cheerfully furnished at depot.
A. ID. WOOD. AIT.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1893-05-20
DO YOU WANT A HOME

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consult INV Houdont know
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The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1893-11-17

RaRlanh 80 aRegardl~al ny n N0aesl
EsduCatsr--HKau views @eE
8Sarth.

Az an article on the Importance Of |
Introducing into toe sehabis the Esndy |
81 q universal language (WeltspFanhel, /
8 hiSh recantlv pIseafe6 IN the FreBs
siche JAhrhscher. Dr., SehroeF adv0eaaas
making the stn1y OF Evgiish obligatory !
not necessarily 90 the extension OF the |
classical tongues, hut 1T least In coA-
innrfian with them. stHhis," be says
sls not question Of taste or rivalry
between tine modern and the san-
sisnts; Ct is simply historical Beesssi-
! ~. The learned professor properly
condemns 81 attempts, however, snisB-
tifie o. oonsfruet An artificial world
speeph-Iike v0lapHk. In his opini
la language which possesses neither
litarasure, historical development for
iaH9Ristic relau ians can never ssrVe rs
q medium Of general communication
far the reason that no one Will take the
troubls to acquire &c merely as a tool
Of trade, nnEii IL becomes universal;
/ therefore itngveroan became universal,
such attempts. however, are not an Y
sunless, beeauBe they can never 0btaiu
/ ths general consent OF mankind, bnt
thew are needless, for there exists n
ready universal ianpnage--i e., a
language which. BY its sprsmd over the
sliols, earth and by toe esss with whlah
llt may BE- learned has gaiasd such 3
4oug step IN advance chat neither
natural nor arfi fioiai msanSnan deprive
at0f its assurad position as the fatuEe
medium OF international intercourse.
aud shis language is th, Bug ish.
Prof Ecuroer As ezFsful to warn has
readers not to set their aim 90 high, Tor
TO lsarn 10 speak aud write 1iaentiv
and correctly a language which holds
/ o hugh a place IN the scale of uuStBFa
aud refinement as the English is dffh
naats but for the sverige man this is
mot necessary, for even the average
EuEiIshmRu has bata limited command
81 bis mother tongue. and tue dally
intercourse of life requires hut a small
and szsiiy acquired vocabulary This
IS true Of every lanRnRgs. bat khs
absence of pHEEiiug gsudsFs RuEi infl-se-
sioRs and ByntaetI0a forms Renders the
Eugiishs easy gnG8Ea pRrisuu With others
The English lauguaee, concludes
Prof. SGhrOer. SIS the world speesh
aud viii. to AL appearances become
more aud more so every wear" DariaR
size present century the Engl,sh-s 'szk
ling pupulEtlun Of Ehe NOR ID has ipsssssd
fiSe-fOid, from possibly q ono 900 Ants
bRgiuniug to at least l25 coo O0U M
other language haa ever b-en suA rapid y
developed; nn feet IN civil hiturg is
Is more significant Than thus In eve =
q turteF of the world Eugish rs tlss
coUqReTiug tongue Toe Nide-spFsai
Of the Brush colonial stem, the
. rnarveluns, gFozth 6f the q sited Stalss
and Ia facility with Whinh it absorb,
EVERY foreign element bear witness =,
I Eais great fact, ANA our cousins in Ger
!, lmaay are Of 500 prsctloAI, a turn of maud
: e. be jsaiuus or fssrRetfnI OF it,
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Last Of paeenss granted 20 southern
state investors ths,past week, reported
by @. A. saow s On, solicitors Of
American sud Eareign patpats, oppn
site u S, patent office, Washington.
d. O.: G. G. AVERY, Louisville, Ky
moldiug mschiue; J, H. BaEsmar
Gray, Ga, froglrss automatic railway
switch; B. a. Davis, Petersburg, Va,
twoswheeled vehioip; ] A. DuekWaFit
Rocky Pass, n. G, sfalk-Custer ] S
Fard & G. f. Westsffield, Wsslerfitl
Ky, tobacCo frame; T Gsskins, Ares,
dia, Fla, car coupling; ] II Gtbt's,
Ghataaouga, Tenn, chdrn dashet; T.
G Grove a d. p Billard, larry, Va.
foldiug umbrella; o. p, JeFv 8, BAltt
more, Md, seIf-regnlatIug oil b,ax, W
A. KeAhey, HArn~t, Ark, pillow; w
lake, Charlton Heights, Ma, pavement
IN NJ Miller, Newpuri, Ky, sewiug
mnchiut; c. II Moor Dahloaega, Ga
Ere and waterproof pant and cement
IL. w. OhlIug.r, Winter Haven, Fla
FERTILIZER aIsIrlbnter; c d Shepherd
iOilsndp, Fla, horseshoe; ]. A Urqn
thEr,, Rssp HID. Aha, turning shove
pillow e Wolf, Baltimore, Md, letter
box ], w, Zimmerman, Wilmington
I'm G stair cav-F 81 mat.
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slaerlTss sale.

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