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Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-11-24
new ENGLAND BRIEFS.

The old question Of dividing the town OF
North Weymouth, Mass, is again being
agitated.
has fixed the price Of butter in prints at 3S
cents pouna 10 dealers.
A district Sunday school convention
was held at Palmer, Mass, IL Sunday
schools being represented.
The house Of Agnes Chapman at Nor
walk. Conn. was destroyed by fire. She
was burned with the house.
Patrick Bannan died at Auburn, N. H.,
from the effects Of being thrown from his
carriage by runaway horse.
Samuel s. Gibson and A. r. Tripp,
masons at work at New Bedford, Mass
were badly injured by the falling Of a
staging.
The Ssxonvills wooden mills at Saxou-
Vile, Mass, employing between 200 and
800 operatives, will shut down for an In
definite period.
The financial secretary of Queen City
lodge. X p, Manchester, n. h., IL short
In his account 500 He is a prominent Odd
Fellow and Mason.
The auth critics OF Auburn, Me-. offer q
reward Of 500 for the apprehension Of An
drew Killen, charged with the murderous
Assault upon Walter Gregg.
The Gloucester (Mass.) schooner Arthur
Benney. from Western Bank. via Shelburne.
put into Halifax for repairs. The vessel
struck . rock and came of leaking badly.
While Benjamin Gregson was Telling a
tree AZ North Middlebsro. Mass. the
branches touched the ground and re-
bounded, the trunk hitting him In the
stomach. The lower portion Of his body
u paralyked.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-11-24

The Worcester Spy, the leading Repub'
lican paper OF the central portion oil
Massac hu usetts, denounces the A. =. A. 10
a leading editorial; "Now we submit
that neither this city nor this state has
any use whatever for transplanted Ku-
Klux- Klan, with its outfit OF masks,
mystery aud midnight, whether there
be shotguns or not. Such institutions have
never been Indigenous to Massachusetts,
soil. 1t may be that the A. p. A. will cast
its 1900 or 2OOO votes at the city election
and dictate the candidates of the Repuo.
lican caucuses, bat it cannot last long.
Massac husetts people Will not submit TO
the domination OF Ku Kluckers.
Mem bership IL libel on the
Intelligence II not the honesty of every
man concerned, and the time will surely
come when men who are now memb bers
Will be as much ashamed OF 1t as certain
other politicians are ashamed OF their old
ow-not hing affiliations, which they 30
eagerly seek to explain away"
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-11-24
HOW THEY MANAGE At SPOKANE.

They have their own way Of doing
things at Spokane. The peop'e vent the
city to build water works and to own
their own water supply. ~ present the
water is furnished to the citizens by the
Spokane Water Power Coup a pri-
vate concern, which charges a high
enough water rate to m,Eo its stock a
remunerative investment.
The question as to the construction OF
wafer works by the city las been twice
submitted to the people, end has each
time been decided affirmatisely by vote
ola to /. But the v ter Power Com.
pany objects TO being 20 unceremonious.
ly disposed Of, and recently obtained an
injunction from some court forbidding
the city officials to let T. contract for he
city works, which are to CO. 1000. The
reason for this action j. tfRt the Water
Power Company is trying ~ sell It's prI-
vileges to a New York syn die ate for half a
million dollars.
The answer OF the Spokane people to
the court proceedings Is made through a
mass meeting, which promises to tar and
feather quite a number OF those inter-
\ ested in the litigating company, and to
dispose OF a few others still more summa-
rily. The President and other officers OF
the Company are bitterly denounced and
they are notified that they will no longer
be allowed to rob the people.
The course pursued by the Spokaneites
is not strictly in accordance with legal
forms, but then lit is likely to be more
prompt and decisive than regular court
proceedings.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-11-24
Irpal Nnttcr.

DROBATE CLERKS OFFICE. PAwT' CKET,
ii November 18th, 1873. REQUEST IN writiDg
Is mad. by James Quinn thai he or some
the suitable p rson may be appointed al
minisTator on the estate Uf John Quinn, late
of Pawtucket, deceased; ana tue same Is 9.
ceived aud ~ referred to wednesday, the 6th
LAY of December, ls93 a. O'Clock y, m, at
the Probate Clerks O1ice, In sal Pswtucket,
for confederation. And IL ts Order that
notice thereof be published for fourteen
days. once week, previous TO the holding
of said court, in the PAwTUCKEr TRIBUNE.
ALDE> W. SIBLEl,
nI7tf Probate CleIk.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-11-24
Killarney and the Rhine.
coSRAD,A A knight ,sl !, A5rant in }. rooLE
And JAY HUNT a. BAsIL FITZsIMMoNs
"a devil Of u fell W of the 4lsL.)
SYNOPSIS,

SYNOPSIS:
Act esquire Drlaneys Home, "Whin
Roth" the MuId'r Act 2-RIined Abbey,
"sheve Ba~n;" the capture Act 3-Mii {.
taly ison, wicklow the Escspe. Act A.
library Of squire Delaney, "Whin Roth"
the Confos sion.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-11-24
THE POOR MIlIIONAlReS.

Andrew Carnegie has been lecturing
before an audience composed OF men who
couldn't cut all their coupons II they
worked sixteen hours daily; and he has
brought forth the astonishing assertion
that the millionaire is the cheapest mem
ber OF any community. He works like a
slave, and gets only bis board and clothes,
says the didsctic Andrew. "The million
aire is the outcome of the prosperity OF
the Masses" his presence is a benefit to
the people among whom he lives; yet he
isn't allowed to have a good time. Poor
millionaire! He is perpetuslly giving
away his money, which is the hardest
kind OF work; and he gets scant thanks
and sm'll pay. Such, In brief, is the wall
oft complaining Andrew.
1t doesn't exactly hsrmonIze with the
popular idea OF a millionaire. Mr.. Car
negie occasionally gives away money, but
there are scores OF mill onsires who never
let 60 OF dollar vii hout making some
body relinquisn full value for IL. Not
only do they get board and clothes, but
they are dissatisfied with anything short
OF Mumm's extra dry, and the finest oi
rsiment.
But they don't worry much about the
prosperity OF the masses. To appeal to
the labor'ng tbrong tor pity for the "poor
milnonaires" will be In vain. MIR. Car.
genes definition z. poor" wouldn't pass
muster on poor tarn.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-11-24

DRoBATE "LERK's OFFICE, PAwruCKEr,
i November l5tn. lss3 R-qne-t In w ting
is made by Hannah RNlHnds aud Mary White
that Davh! j. white or some other suitable
person may be appointed administrator on
the estate OF Sarah Waugh, late OF Pawtuck.
ct deceased, and the me II received and Is
referred to wenne-dHN, the 9Th day of De-
cember, 1898. nj 4 o'clo X u. M, at the Probal Q
clerks uffice, In said Pawiuckei, tot consld.
erntton. And " Is OF Il, red that notice there.
of be published TO- fourteen days, once a
we,k prev tous To the holding OF SAID court,
in the PAwTUCKET TRIBUNE.
ALDEN w. sIBLEY,
nI7c Probate Clerk.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-11-24

The Danbury hat manufacturers are
about to shut down. They have a surplus
OF goods on hand, which goes to show
that that the Mckinley tariff has had a
more powerful Influence in producing
hats that heads to fiji them Newport
News.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-11-24

=, Act Esquire Drlanevs Home, "Whin
sSs;e r." 6e S,a1a R%sa xs. ss AoSsy
taly Il ison, wicklow the Escspe. Act A.
library uf squire Delaney, "whin Roth"
The Conf"
J.E TOOLE-Mr. Toole will remind you
very fnTcibly of ) X Emmet In the char
scter of FIiiz, SOUR Lousin &, rman." He
has the am graceful Tx he Is sweo,
singer anil yoe Ter and an accomplished
dancer. His scene In the first act with Little
Charlotte Hunt IA sneider Is one OF the most
beautiful 'hings Imaginable, and In Boston
ana Z evidence their efforts were received
with storms of appreciative applause.
JAY HUNT a. Basil Ffzsimmons, a devil OF
fellow Of tht llst. Mr.. iinnt plays the la ~
nah English officer TO the lie. Bash, al.
feathers, during action of the play develops
n brav" heaIt and IL always TO nj on the side
OF honesty and virtue. In natter Of love
making he l. an expert and makes IL de.
cidedly lively for Co. iad. unsophisticate D
German from whom he steals the sweet.
heart colleen, ELY O'NeIll. You Will like
JnN Hunt In this role.
LAURA pEANE-Th's clever lille sou
brette ~ right at home as the sw, et Irish c ].
leen Elv O'N"i1. She dane . and -ings WI n
ner German lover. Conrad. and the iove
scene between the two In the last act Is
might clever
FRANCIS KIRK has the heroic role OF
Reginald Carey. AN Irish lad always so pupu
Jar with American audiences. Mr.. kiTke
plays the character with great deal of Il ,sh
and vigor. His per ornance Is very clean
one from II dramatic standpoint.
LILLIAN MORTIMtR Miss Mortimer
plnvs he heroine. Rose DeIaney, sweet
Irish girl, who, although during action Of
the play : surrounded with troubles, passes
through the ordeal ana lives to wed her
lover Ia the la act.
All FIELD as commander Harvey lie
hoyne Ot tie Barracks, lmpefsonates sn un.
considerable villain lo the life, and In sev
era OF the scenes, is I@undIy Kissed nv the
audi, nee. He finds, however, his match In
the merry German. VINO succeeds In the end
In making the officer dance to his fiddle.
ID. l.. GAYLURD-This actor pIays the
sueaking. slImy catspaw, Larry Herman. A
more despicuble character WAS never seen
upon the Stage. IA" Is unnecessarily con.
temptiDe lie should be shot IN the first act,
Tut ne lives through he ,nire pay. MIR
Gaylord's work IN this role Is simply wonder
nj
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-11-24

The Woonsocket Repu blicans have
again admitted that they are in the
minority by nominating Mr.. Pothier for
Mayor.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-11-24
No Pardon For Mrs Walden.

ALBANY, Nov. Ex-Governor Flower has
refused TO interfere Ia the case Of Mrs
Annie Walden, who Is dying In the
pentientiary on Black wells sand, where
sue IL serving = life seutedce for the muir
der OF her hos Jsnd
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-11-24
Pope's Enc Said 10 Be Near.

BERLIN, Nv. "a Tue Cologne Gazette
says that III pope's p, ys clan Is doubtful
whe, h,r The ponuff VIII -uryivs the win
ter, anu Tn he - Of the opinion that the
snd may come at auy lime.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-11-24
Dr.. WlbuT'S Eye Water

Cures all kinds OF weak, sore. innamed or
blOOdshOt eyes; removes cataracis or nlms,
viii heal granular ii's or scrofula OF the eye
lids; II your sight is failing have a feeling as
though there was sand In the eye or wild
hairs. In fact. any trouble with your eyes,
use it freely; II has cured thousands. For
sale by all druggists. CHAMBERS CAL
DER. Wholesale. f25ly
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-05-31

Sin merfmiirbiges s9aufpiel Bot
in StraBbnrg Dor 4ur3em Nadmittaas
gegen 8 ubr bas Stiid WalfraBe, mel=
DIES fi6 BERN SItbor BON Der @arni>
ionssW af6anitalt au Der groBen Blan>
tame binsiebt. Diefes @egftid mar
bebeft nit bielen 0unberten bon Sr6z
f9en, ueI6e eifris Die angegebene &i9=
tung Derfol9ten. ginert ullperglei6Ii1
~Ipabbaften Mnblid botsn Bic biipfens
ben, mogenben @ranr6de, unb &inber
unb grtua6fene batten ibre belle Greube
an 6ieiem Nnblide. r@ie tpoIer mad
Inerifa our NusifeIungl1 ,Wenn
bo6 elm Stor6 bernieberffiegel. 10
Hang es In bic bhpfenbe @9aar binei1
Die Gr6f9e, gut au8geuaGfene, balbs
~fauifgroBe &erle, parer offenbar, BON
Wahermangel getrieben, gum Sltbor in
bic Stabt eingebrungen Dber batten ben
Wal iiberfiegen uttb eilten Ben udKez
rigen @ebieten in Der Ndbe bes Con-
tables gu. Sebr bemerfenstpertb mar
bic 3ugorbnung, tpeI6e bic griinen
9iipfer IrOb eifrigen 8orpdrtsarebens
einbielten. Ser Mbltanb bpn Gorberz,
Nebens uu6 9intermann betrus fat
bur6Deg 8 big 10 3oQ.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-05-31

Der Nnnabme uiir6e, Die @lode All lau.
ten. Sc ipuroe Mittas, es idlus Gin
nbr, uno bic Menge Dor Dem Ratb.
bauie ipuroe immer ungebuloiger. Mie,
Der mar cine Stunbe perronnen, ba
b6rte Der Nlte Elm lautes, bonneruSes
9urrab gu fid beraufldaIen. Gr
fhaute b%inunter uno fab ben &nabea
Dor benz Gingang gum Sibnnssiaale
bic 4dnbe 3uiammenidla9eu, mdbrenb
oerielbe auSrief: ut has passed !!
Ring, ring !"-Sie lit ansenommen |!
Qdutel 06utel
limb bic @lode eri9aute nit Waht.
Mber ni6t Jriebe mar ibr erft @eldufe,
fonoer1 es bebeutett efue longe, blutige
Jortietnng oeS f6on be9onnenen 4arn,
pies.
Sc lit bies bas brittle Wfol, bas bic
uni4einbare @lode, Die faum 80 Grnt,
ner tpiegt uno bod etn 70 auberorbent,
Hides biitorii1es @epidt hat, Die
Stabt Observation-Disclosures Der,
lieB, Das erfte Mfal mar es i'm Sabre
1777, als fie Dor ben pbilabelpbia be,
orobeubetI @ngldnbern rah Dem Gt1bt,
den Bethlehem in Siderbeit sebra1t
ipur6e, uro 1885 trat iie einer dbn,
lidsn Eriumpb5ug pie beuer mad Der
NuSifeaung tn Stem Orleans an.
SIRE eherue Stimme ldBt freili9 Die
@lode fdon felt Sabr3ebnten nift
mehr eri6alleu, oerii iie erhielt aber.
mails einen Sprung, Der iie fir irnrler
perftnmnten n1adte. Wie iie nun su
oteteru Sprun9 9efonmen, bariiber
geben bie 8erihte auseinanber. Die
meiffe Wabriheinliffeit biirfte bic Oar.
ffellung fiir fid baben, ipelde Dor Sur.
deut IN eineri englti9eu Blatte BON
efuem 0errn Qepi Mortb aus 3emanee,
Ju., gegeben ipurbe.
@ie berfelbe beridtet, mobnte elm
Or. Gloer aus 9bilabeIpbia TN Sabre
1843 elmer 3u Princeton, 81, abgebal.
tetien Mnti.@ flapereisB eriammlung bel,
an iuelder aud 6err Qepi tbeilnabm.
Bel biefer @elegenheit er5abfte Or. 81
Der, In Dbilabelpbta babe bie glahriGt
BON Der Aunabule bes Fugitive Slave
Law" burd ben 9onsreB I'm Sabre
1850 etuen UolfSbaufen peranlabt; In
ben Iburnt bes S~taatsbauleS einau.
briugen uub aus Greube iibsr 6as
sidtsmiirbiee @eieb bic nit Der 81,
tart5t sBerlinbi9t 6reibeit benz gatl5erl
Aanoe uub alien ieiuen Bepobnertt T.
uerftbene @lode 3u ldutetl. Nber faHm
1dtteu bic 2eute bieie In Deipseune &C.
fttt, ais fe eineu Sprung erbalten urb
fiar irnrner Deritumtut fet.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-05-31
germibte Grbsll.

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Die @inaiebung bon ~na1benannten unb an.
beren Grbidafteub fotpie grbebuns bon @elberm
aus alien TbeiIen Gurppas pirb belorat uno
bic ~ bieiem 3tpefe n5tbigen 8oamahten unb
ollie erfcrberli1en. geribtIiaen Dotuinente aus.
aefertigt un6 firHlide Certificate belprat.
Seine r1ebr ais 30jdbrige praris In ben Grbs
idafts : @eseIunset unb proseiien, ioate Mae
beranla5en. ipelde einen 3uberld5igen Hatbs
geber bebiirfen, 9ermann so m ortb
3u &atbe gu 5ieben.. Die gerihtlihen Muffors
berunsen bon bermiBten Grben iinb l5 Sabre
bon 9errn Nardportb seiamrnelt unb trerSen
tpohentliH9, trie 6ieielben erideinen, in bieiem
unb allen bebeltenben BIdttern In ben Ser.
Staaten ber5fentliht. Die aufsefprberten Ser
fonen pollen fi9 brett an Serrn Sermann
Wardmprth, 224 unb 226 8tnesG traBe
Cincinnati, Sbic, tpenben, ba Niemanb auBer
tbfn ndberen IufidIub seben fam.
grblaHer
finb iolde perionen, ipelhe grb5haften bins
t~erlaiea baben unb Ssren Grben gefuht
tperben.
BOtto, Gtben bon Soiei.
Graue, Grten bon Bertha genannt @immeI.
Sosel, erben bon S5rans alfreo gictpr.
Wermibte Grbem
ftnb foIde Yerionen, bic an elmer @rbidaft
betbetltet itrb, beren @pbnort unb Nahfom.
men unbetannt finb.
Bed, Sob. gaspar; aus GrseIinaeu.
Bofnnas, Sermann Sriebr. Gueen; ous
Stuttg IT.
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0crotbea ; aus 9uium.
@ifbct emit Gus Serfors.
Self, Mnbreas aus Webftebten.
&a9en, 1eiurid Grnit : aus HegenSbmra.
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6erbindao aus Wagbeburg.
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ftein.
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Seble, SDbann ; aus ulriH.
4ten3le, Renrab, Sobannes, Anna uno
Mi@ael; aus Oefnsen.
&arIe, @abrieI aus Dautmeraen.
Glorer, Mnton, Maria, Tbeobor, Qambert.
Gemcfeba, Bertha, Soief, 0fatbias, 1tefas
line rne SEQ; aus 8aibingen.
&raub, SOB. WelHior; aus GuIaborf.
9norr, 5rieSrin ausuft 8arI aus llberss
2tnbart, GarI Sofef; Wfannbeim.
9ebmann, Dilbelm Griebrt& ans Berlin.
2aat, CONS; aus Sierfsrabe.
Stpperf, Earl aus D6rftnS.
9auerftarn, Satob; aug gftfinaen.
Brad. DiIbelmine Margaretba perebelidte
NittiH nnb Sob. 9einriH aus Berfbeim.
Nii4er, Seinri@ &arl EiIteIm aus gu.
~benburg.
8fser, Grans Srief; aus SteinbeH.
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&cBuann (au@ 8air ober 8aber), Sob. SO,
let 2totpig; aus M~ag8bnrg.
S4mitt seb. Streder, GIiiabetb /; aus Sef.
felbrpnn.
Strehle, Safpb aus anasbura.
SderbeI, Anna aus B5bmiidY Gilenborf
Stetninger, @ottlieb (nuh @ottfrieb); aus
Ortenburs.
Ndi9le, phiIipp ; aus 8~Snissbeim.
Sab, Sobann aus geanba&.
Mtd'ttain, Sob Gects ; aus 9edartbaiI
finaen.
@eber, D~onabentura; aus Deurinaen.
Bclf gernharb ; aus Soben.
gean iuenbe fia brett an
Sertnattm MardtuDrtb,
Re6t8 ; MnipaIt,
224 uno 226 ginesstrabe, g~ineirnati, Obio.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-05-31

= Gin bemerfenswertbes 8eifpieI
Der 8ebarrlidteit Der st6r6e in Der
Wabl ibres NieberIaHungsortes mirb
Der a6nigsberger Nlg. 3tg. aus benz
Dorfe @teinbed bel &6ntgsberg beriGz
tet. SIN pergangenen Spdtberbfte, als
bic St0r9e bereitS abge3oget tbaren,
tuurbe bas Sad elmer @6eune repa>
rirt, nnb babel muBte bas Stor9ennet
mad benz anberer @nbe Der S1entle
perlegt mer6en, mo es aud blieb. Nls
in biefem Sribiabre bic 8efiber bss
Neftes nieberfebrten, erfannter ie TO-
fort bic 8erdnberung. Srei Sage
lang befab bas @tor9pdr9em bas
gtelt bon aaen Seiten, beitieg baRelbe
unb belt LANCE acknowledgement, als
lein ba bic Wobnung nidt an Der ri9tiz
GET 9teQe faith, fonnte iie ni6t be3ogen
tper6en. S6on tpoIte Der 8eliBer
ben St6r6eu gu Siilfe fommen unb
bas Jteit mad benz anberen Da6enbe
5uridberlegen, als man nit Staunen
getpabrte, baB bas Stordpdrden bieie
Mrbeit bereits felbft unternabm. BON
frib bis fpdt arbeitete es an Der 3u>
rifrerlesung, i'm 9aufi6ritt sing es
auf Der SpiBe bes 9a6es babin,
f6ledte .8aub6l3erA uurben beieitist
unb bnr9 rteue erlebt unb an, hierteit
8autage mar bic Mrbeit eetban unb
Die Wobnung be3ogen.
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pif Nfibfits9lo&t.
Sbr ~grokartiser 9riumpb3ns mad
6er @asfteannss ifaht.

9es tirfpramg Der 0Io6e = cine beoeatfanse
Drspbesetams = Scr erfe epraas 9as
edaten am 4. Suit 1875 Ser Iebte
eprams ams ser ssnIab sasa 8ribere
SeetJen.
1fnter ben gei9t1tlt9en SebenS,
I'll ipiirbisfeiter Der @eltausitellung
cv befinbet iid aud bic Sreibeit8slode,
Die n0ibertD 8eI" aus benz Tburme beS
aliens taatsbauieS Jnbepenbence 6al)
bon 8bilabelpbta, nit lpelder an ienemt
benfipiirbigett 4. Suit 1776 bic unab,
bdusisfeit unb Sreibett Der Ser. 9taa.
ten ~etnseldutet purbe. sic bat I'M
Staatssebduoe 9enniDlpaniens Guf.
ftellung 9efurtoen un6 Dtrb baielbit BON
bier Rbilabslpbiaer 9oliaiiten bemadt.
Muf einem offenen Wasen, Quen
fidtbar, mar baS altebrlpirbige @pms
Dol uermittelit @rtra3uses nod &bt,
co9o gelan6t norben, unb ben 9an3ert
We9 entlaitg bate man Der @lode, auf
ibrer abiidtli9 langfameu Neile, be.
getfterte patrtotifde Spationen IetterS
Der Bep6lferung unb Der BebDrben Der
beritbrten Stationen sebraht.
Die @eididte Der r2ibertp Beu" lit
cine Der interel1antsiten @ptfo6en, melde
nit Der amerifanilhen Hepolutton ult>
fterblid nerfmiipft 5ittb. Die @lode
ipurbe in 4onoon I'M Sabre 1852, rauf
8efte1ung Der Gfemblg Der YropinS
Penni1lpanien fir baS 5taatsbaus IN
Der Stabt philadelphia, ipie ein Tbeil
threr Sui4rift beiagt, gesollen nub ers
belt MnfangS 1853 ibren plat III benz
Tbnrrt bes gerannten 0ffentlt9en Sc,
baubes. Bon bebeutiamer propbe>
deiung lit Der 9prud aus benz britten
bud WtoieS Is, 10, fpelder ii9 ani
benz @r5 Der @lode erbebt: BERLIN.
bige Sreibeit benz sart3et 2anbe unb
allen ieinen Bewobnern l.
8einl erften 8robelduten trus bie
@lode freilth etnen loDal emsliihen
Sprung banot. Ma1 mollte fie nun
ipieber 3uriidi1tden nnb umgieben lal,
fen, aber eth 9eididter Bbilaoelpbiaer
nnternabm ihliebli1 oas Merf unb
fibrte e8 CUR 3ufriebenbeit aus.
GS mar alr1 Morgen be8 a. Suli
I776, ais Die Nbgeor6neter per btsbes
riget 3Dlouieft I'm Gtaats6aiie anIant,
mentrater, nm iiber sic anna6me Der
MISUNDERSTANDING 5a beratben.
Dem alien @l1d1er auf benz Tburnte
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-05-31
BROWN IRON BITTERs
cures Dyspepsia, In
digestion & Debility.

Die i9ottif6e 0eringsRf6erei III
Bic bebeuienbfie in Der sait5ert BELT.
IL, ZOO Gabr5etfge unb 100, 1000 Msns
fdel in6 banait befabt.
Mnf allen brei giienbabnen In
GibsQlfrifa liub pullman' fbe G9lafs
unb G~peifeuageu I'M Gebrau6e.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-05-31
gambbett famm utdbt aebeilt tperSeu

burh locale Gpplicationen, neil fe ben frans
fen EbeiI bes Obres nidt erreiden t5nnem.
Sc siebt NUT einen Nes, bic Saubbeit au fu>
riren, uno Der 1T bur4 conititutipneIe 9eil,
mittel. Eanbheit pirb burh einen entaiinbe,
ten 3uftanb Der 'dleimisen MusfIeibung Der
@utadii9en &0bre beruriadt. @enn bieie
@6bre iit ent3iinost, babt ibr einen ~run1pelns
5on ober unpoltoma,enes @e66r; nttb tpenn
iie gong sei4Iofen tit, erfolat Saubbeit, unb
ipenn bic @ntainbuns nidt seboben unb oieie
R66re pieber in ibren geb6rieea 3uitanb Der
iest tperben fdnn, iDir6 bos @eb5r fir immer
aeritbrt perben; neun Gdae unter 3ebn itnb
bura &atarrb beruriadt, tpeIher rrdts ais
Elm e~nt3hnbeter 8uitanb Der fdleimisen Dber=
ldHen lit.
Bir wolen einbunbert Dollars fur jeben
(6urd Ratarrh perurfadten) Sal bon Taubs
belt geben. ben mir nidt burd ginnebmen bon
9an's Rotarrhs 8ur beiIen f6nnen. 2abt Ga9
umionit GirfuIare tpmmen.
s. S. Gbeneb & Co., EoIebp, ..
gerfauft bon Mpotbefern, 9reis Is gts..
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1893-11-08
DUTY TO ONES FAMILY

Aman has more responsibilities than those
which are discharged by putting competent
instructors over his children and giving them
drawing master and music teacher. The
physical culture Of the child will not be at
tended to unless the father looks to It. He
must sometimes lose his dignity. He must
unlimber his Joints. He must sometimes LEAD
them out to their sports and games. Ihe par.
ent who cannot forget the severe duties OF
life sometimes--to fly the kite and trundle
the hoop and chase the ball and jump tho
rope with the children-ought never to have
been tempted out OF crusty and unredeem-
able solitariness.
If you want to keep your children away
from places Of sin, you can only do 1t by max
ing your homo attractive. You may preach
sermons and advocate reforms and denounce
wickedness. and yet your children will be
captivated by the glittering saloon of sin un-
less you can make your home abrighter place
than any other place on earth to them. On,
gather all charms in.o your home. Ii you
can afford it, bring books and pictures ana
cheerful entertainments to the household.
But, above all, teach those children, not by
half an hour twice a year on the Sabbath day,
but day after day. and every day teach them
that religion is great gladness that throws
chains of gold about the neck; that 1t takes
no spring from the foot no blitheness from
the heart, no sparkle from the eye, no ring
from the laughter, but that "hcr ways are
ways Of pleasantness, and all her paths are
peace" ,.-
1 sympathize with the work being done in
many of our cities by which beautiful rooms
are set apart by our Young Mems Christian
Association, and I pray God to prosper them
in all things But I tell you there Is some,
thing back Of that and before that. We need
more happy, consecrated, cheerful Christian
homes in America.