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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1893-07-20
Music.

He-Music hath charms to soothe q
savage.
She-You wouldn't think so if you
had heard papa's remarks the other
night after you had been singing .-De-
troit Free Press.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1893-07-20
Ancient Way to Force Confessions.

In a remote village in Hungary a
husband and his wife were found muir
dered and their man servant being
arrested confessed the deed but stated
that three brothers-neighb ors of the
old couple-had persuaded him to muir
der them and had divided the spoils-
something like five hundred pounds
with him. These three brothers were
Immediately arrested. The Judge, our
Vienna correspondent says, did an I'M
usual thing on the day of the funeral.
He brought them in chains to the
churchyard, placed them near the open
grave and bade the priest in his address
praise the good qualities of the victims
and end with the startling words: And
here stand their vile murderers at their
grave" This was done and the Judge
in the meantime watched the three
brothers faces to see if they looked
guilty. This form of denomination caused
some Indignation among the people of
the neighbcrhood.- News.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1893-07-20

Tommp4AI looked through the key
hole when Sis was in the parlor with
| her beau last night. ,aa.. .su ..
Father-What did you md ont. my
son?
Tommy-The lamp, sir. - Grenoble
Monthly. .'
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1893-07-20
Jefferson and the Patent ONCE.

The first patron of our patent system
was Thomas Jefferson, who during
three years gave his personal attention
to every application for ipatenta cHe,
used to call the seeretary,of war and
i the attorney general to examine and
scrptinize with him. and they did it so
thoroughly that in ore yeaT7uths first
they grantee onlXstthree patents. The
very first patent of all was given to,
Samuel Hopkins, in $780, for pearl
ashes. Mr.. Jefferson uheia that the
patent system was not soae for creating g
revenue. but fns encouraging the pro-
duction of that which is TO be of beua-
fit the whole, rpeople.d I'M the first
twelve years single ell aark ip the state
were all that the business of the, Office
required Then a DR.! Thornton took
ciiarge of 1t, and devoted himself to it
as u hobbv,-Harper's Young People.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1893-07-20

Adaline-And did not your impas'
stoned words fire him? ..r .. ...
u. Alfreda-Na had 20 call papa
Town TopicA ...
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1893-07-20
Germ Theory of Disease.

De Foe seems tohave been acquainted
with this theory, and not to have
thought much of it. In his journal
of the Plague Year" he refers to the
talk there was ..'of infection being car-
ried on by the Air only, by carrying
with it vast Numbers of Insects, and
invisible Creatures, who enter the Body
with the, Breath, or even at the Pores
with the Air. and there generate. or
emit most accute Poisons, or poisonous
Ove, or Eggs, which mingle themselves
with the Blood, and SO affect the
Body" In De Foes opinion this was
"a Discourse full of Learned Simplic-
fly, and manifested to be so by univer-
sal Experience. Notes and Queries
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1893-07-20
The Wrong Place.

He-Do you know, darling, l have
never kissed anyone before?
She-Well, this is no kindergarten
Life
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1893-07-20

Say. Tom, come over here and have
a game of ball ...... ..a.
Cant; I've got my best suit on.
We'll why don't you change it?''
Cant; cause haven't any other"
-Harper's Young People
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1893-07-20
Too Innuisitive.

Freddie-Ma, didn't the missionary
say that the savages didn't wear any
clothes? .......... .....
Mother-Yes. my boy.
Then WHY did pa put button in
the missionary box?''-Life.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1893-07-20
PLAYING 1T ON HUBBY.

Some wifely LITTLE Schemes for obtaIn-
ing Hfhe Clothes.
they met on State SstreetAone sum
shiny afternoon& -
How is your husband?' asked the
wohn pan with thu forgetmenots on her
bonnet, eftex Tia first greetings were
over.
Feeling pretty we'll, thank you, :,
replied the woman with the Zee Cape
"He always is well in the middle of the
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-12-20
J11dnnGr(6 (6md6G.
gouse Bi,berberfeQuug Der @ciuuSbsit
uno a.ldledtllhcu 8uftlsteit
uitteIf ber
9asausIbem MISUNDERSTANDING.
erfolar.tt, no uueS &uOers fsblgeidlaseu.

grfoIareid, no aueS Quoere iebl9eidlageu.
Sic 9asaueTd,e UlctboOe uuO ibre gorJMse.
u7i,re BrdpGratc hei6tH 8r. 9u Saat'ihe 9eiImtttd
auf ejulH0 Der 2butGtc, oGB luT ole urlpruEsios
Eormel uuH Dem berubmteH 4r5ie olelts gtameHs er'
heltcR uHtcr Der Gara7le, oa5, lauS ptI pdltI eis
S,HfubrUE9 clHer SebaHolHH9 uHo leiRef QSl'
mttcL oracmelieH ubsH outsH, Dies uHter Ientr Be
,sIdHuuq g.tthtH Durot. &Ur etHt9eE 5alreH tam
Er "a Sol.e Qui bic 9oee, Htrooie uHo selhlehtI1s
geloeu burb StbanoluHa pom DtofbaTm aus bu turl'
rex, laoem sr ih ron 6emielben Iol9eHoe Sort9tis
l. Gpplitattou Der gltt,l str,tt Sip Der traH''
2. g,1m,iOuug Der g,rSnuuns unO IbtndduHs
b.r IirtiamfcIt ocr DutttI.
g. Gna. anEd dberuHs an be bsoeuteHSeH uHfsren
S7,ffruua,u Der JudeHnIGTtsHerueH ans Der NlTbels
i6u, uH6 pGb.r creidtsrtts IHorIHgcH 81 Der gttr'
D,HfIuifsieIt uHo Der yiaie oe5 9e9HHS uno Wua'
4. Der 9otteut fanu f icIbl nit icbr gerH9tn SOs
ten obEs arJt btrttleH
g. Sbr Goebraud ,rforo,rt Itiue BerdnOeruEs osr
Didt u6cI SsbtHse eeUo bnbtIfcH
s. Sie iIno abiolut unihdolib- e.-o-
7. Gle IHo lelbt OoH Seotm an Art uHo Steus
ciHBufubr.H uHe wirteH uHuttte6ar GII oen Slp oeS
u.belS irHerbalb ntHlger, ais eITer bdlbeH StuHoe
Sluialtae DduHer, bsreH 9IG1t qehmGdt, otren
gicrutn cridoptt o,rtn GsIit tuHpT seworoeH oer.n
g,b,nStrI ptroren ut. fHo,R ltdtre uHo betdHoIse
austnigtH GrtuHb, lutIte7 oeT Suosnoe bclISt'
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Ssnt,n Sie bas GuiiausuHgsO oes Ttaf'
Or Pooenbammer's NIT giedtt berIbmtem lvert utsr
oiri.n G5es,nitaHo, ioUle in pcU WeoBMuteH 3etts
idriften beies SGHoes uHb StutihIaHos, 6GaHtrsl1s
unb GRslauo's.
Mae oer eeIumOe WenfdhemperftauO iG9t.
Rou iuirb, ,lu.n Ui.nittn fur ,bcHiO tboridlt srs
Hdr.u, tp.lder, nm tin Gttpur am SeIH ODER tlneH
s.6ro6en.H Singer ;u beeH, ar5EeteE ;HHe5men UEo
Hdbt bic st,ioneteu gRaibrittt uHo SabeE uHmttel'
bor auf 6em leib.Hbcn GbeI ecbrGuteH Doute, ME
DeuientseH, ncltler SameHtr1Htbett ooer Shna1e 81
betIeu perutcn msltc, ohHe Die Steue le6 IN &Hsrn
S,fsc hitTi Yer tSrbIQLd r. y
goI,'s .lessuttu UHiddoli6sH "Belus Remedies"
sei&ebeH tGRu-
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Sn Ole snft ae1nrennt.

g8ilmtngtOn, Del, 19. Deg. -
Die WiabImIbIe III Der Dupont iden
BulpcrTabrit in Der 9tdbc BON bier flOg
beute rib in bic 2uit. Gin 2lrbeiter,
9iomen5 GomarO Gallagher, warb iOs
iort gctOotet. @eiterc Serluite an 0tenz
idlenlcben creignetcn iit nltt, a6er Die
Otable ielblt marO 9an5li6 serltOrt.
@aQusber's &0rpcr murOc Ourd Die @rz
ploiiOn in StHde gerihen, unb Die eins
3elnen TbeiIe Ocnclben, iuOuOn ctntge
iibcr ben 8ran6gwiues6luB geidlcuocrt
murOcn, muBteu in einem Gimer aufses
leien werben. Der 9ctOOtete mar allen
in Der Ntable. Sier in g6ilmingtOn err
idatterte Die GrplOTOn idmmtllde @ez
bauoe bis gum 6unoamert, unO cine
3eit lang berridte Die 9rOBts 2Iufre9uu9,
bls man ieitseitelIt, mas Die llriaae Dsrz
ielbeu sewclen.
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CginS mniersr aeitriaen 2 0aOra aensslasaabe
Wermtfd,te telearapptihe 9epeldlen.

- Sole Homero, Der 4oItbote Spnu}en
9atil uuo Hlto Gue Wobo, gieu Nierito,
1T am SGniIag auf lelu.r JtOute trmoroet,
lnenBIid) psyltunlmeIt uun beraubt lroroeu.
- Ele r1ow YAM. Saut" III 6orE 80!'
fen, @u.. wuroe III Der SOuutlgS .ytuht I'M
$4,000 baar btraubt. Die Qtebe hauen oeu
(SelCitrauE mIttelt 2pn0mlt autgelprengt
- Aui OR 9feie pom Shanghai China,
mad Sau SraNslaco itarb all SOrO oe8
Gampier5 yJtlo JautlrO" Der Seneral' 'Suu=
oe8zSouiul 9lIirs0 ,. SOueS pom 9torcs@0s
rolIua.
- gSdbreuo Der geitriQeu SerbauOlungeu
i'm Meper'iteu WioroproSeB 6u Jtem Yort
ma:O eluer Der 0einwOrsueu pl0eIdI Don
cyllcpu1eu Guidueu b,iaQeH uuo jpatcy
uou 2leriteu als trrltuUig beSeIdlutt. Oh
Der PrO,eB iOrtgeicgt perOen taNHr III rag
i'd.
- Die 6UAbanol.r g. Yjfert & Comp.
in Soilou nateu nit SerbmShftelteu Don
$4,000 iaQrt. Die AttIUa beitebeu aus
lebeu peribIeoeueu Glnmate GEaoItne-
meut5 uuo g.ru9eu SOrrdtbeu.
Der 18.jdbrige @OOlph @augIels Don
gtemurt, 9t.sl$., marb gelteru auf Der Sago
,uidQlger lSene erltOlien.
- Ile IdmmtIidJeu 9epartement5 Der
oroBeu Glieuwerte 81 0omene0o, nobe
9ittsburg, 3D., merOeu am %. 2eiemb;r
auf unbeiirlmle 3stt ben 8etrtsb eiulteuen.
Observation-Disclosures Irbetter weroeH oO.
ourd) arbeJt5lo8.
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Ser 9ro3e8 gceen Yrcnoersait.

GbtcugO, 19. Ge3.-gei ben beus
tigen Serban0luu9cn III ocm Fro5cfe
gcgeu BrcnOcrgait bradtc bic 9crtbelots
9ung ben SupcrintcnOenlen be5 Staatsz
Srreubuuie8 su &antatee Or. 0cweg
al8 Grpcrten auf ben 3eu9cnltuno. 0crz
ielbc bcautmortcte Die lbm gcltcllten bDz
pOtbctiiden 6ra9en Oabin, OaB Ell unter
BEN ge9cbencn SerbGltuihen ben 9lngcs
flagten iHr gc;ltcStrant balte. 23ahrenO
2lnpolt Gruoe Iiir Den Stdat bel oem
&rcu;perb0r etuigc 6ro9en an BEN Dot
tor iteQte, iprau9 $rcnOergoit plOtIid
auf uuo rief ans nGner Gbreu, bteicr
Wtaun ltcQte bic 6ragcn nur, nm ben
3eu9en ge9cn Den 2lu9ctla9ten ctnias
ncbmen. Sr. &ruOc bcnupte Dies ios
fort uuo 3mans Oeu Grpcrten Su Der Grz
flaruns, oaB nu6 DEM, mas ct iocbcn
gcb0rt unO 9eiebcn, CT Die 2lniidt bcScn
mii1e, oaB YrcnOer9ait gcuuu 9cwuBt
babe, mas CT that, als cr 0faDOr 9orris
Jon eridloB, unO Die 2bat bate unters
lalien f0uuen, wenn CT gewollt bGtte.
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3e6dn0fung.

spe3iftide 6eiImlttel fltr IPeitt1I4e SetoeH'
1. Gpe,itIdbrr RmrIus, bel ruihssGu5flf'
len s.r,flopf.n, 91ideHibmeBtH uU. 50 oe elr!stHe
Statte; Der UonflEotse Surius nit oreE S3Gdtelu,
r,idgtHo auf giSRate, SO.
>. SturiuS gir. II, fur giaunerFGpad1e;
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etatfcH fiI itruere uHo aHoaUerHse iyaue oe VtaH'
ncrH uber ben uIitlereH 5GBrcE, ldpc1aa SsGtfA Np
81 iur orei UtoEdte- c,,-r.--
3. Observation-Disclosures, bel urlns, SIa.a'
uno Observation-Disclosures. Gt1e SGa9isI S9'
lrueI Sdadlten sS. erti StGdltelE $40.
4 Rraftiacuoer StUriuS, beonoeT5 9eeisua
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brel UtoHGte.
). Blmtreiutauuas ssRuriuS. StropRtIT, u7'
r,ines glpt uiru. GIHe Sddttel So; orcImoHGtllQe
SeboRoUug oocp poGer 9uriE5 $40.
ti5. 1taH idlreIbe an:
DIR. HANS TRESKOW,
Nr. s22, SrOaSU&S @s~'SSrG "''B
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RrG GaF6e etten
l1itrrn, glG(t unN DOrffb grh(t.

Sbre Sebaubluus uHO 9eiIung OBns Iao9eH'
Diebijnlruug.
s.uu,,td,n: SduEs.s uriuir,n, Guffteb.n bel
Eod5t, nm Al urirtr.u, StmCrs oosr Bremen BERN
SoiitH Des Waiiers, gtattropttlH ooH urn, HGnoeu
Dies eeittbeH, Ber9ro6euHg Der Sore9oIufe HHe
Sri96ti Id. glIereHtIautbeit. 80.
Die entidieoeHe nobtb8tis. 29trfuHs fplro erblelL
neil man bic SeIlmitteI mn lit Il bar
am Cite Oes &eiOeus appItairt'
no its fid pom srost,u g&useH ,rfUelieH weroeH-
RseuH esr Boius in ocH Uiaioarm cIHsetubrt ln, 10
rubt ,r uHmittslbar an Blai.E5CIs. Slolsnf!sln,
HIaii,Tiudt osI SeIHe uno lyuBe.
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Sr. $. NRper & Sobue, Spesias
IiIteu fur 9oIopIattirte 0ebiiIe, Rr.
Ala, 3aunueritraBe, tlItO ytr. 1902,
NtaoiIpu=2lpenue. (0e62lSGO
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Ser Seutide Correspondent,
GdsIidb, noh.ntIid1 unb SoHrtoss,
. Rainc, Giaeutbnmer uuO 5fcoatteur

(gtahioIecr uon g. Sloire),
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grets bes taaIitlru @Iattes, burtb 9rdser 6eorst,
123a Cts; f1eIid1e uEo Spnutags =Au0aabe 15
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In cen Vtittelz uIb SIoitadten.
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ubiOluts it6srs 5eilung fur 5uiisu,
Grfaltnugen unb AHettiunen Der
9unge, bic CUR SbDinOin9t fiibreH.
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@r0uOc.

gOitun, 19. Qcs. - Die @ebdube
glr. 50 unO 50, SiO OtartctitraBc,
wuroen beute Ourh 6cuer seritOrt. Der
Ycrlult Der beiOen 6irmcn, lpcIhe bic
Wcbduoc ais 0cid0it5lOtol benueten,
Der GOmmlIiOnSgdnblcr 9recu 81 So,
Iolpic Der @n9rOsbGnOler GIOrcoge,
Baiue & 8afcr, iddBcn ibrcn 9crluit
aui 5uiammen 100000. Der QSsrtb
Der SGuicr iit ni1t betannt.
Extinction, 0iO., 10. Deg. -
Sn Souterruiu uon y 2lr6udlc'8 Spernz
bau3" cntltonO bcute sur frilben Stunoe
Gin 9ranO. welder sic pier grOBtcn @e'
id)ait8 hGuicr oc5 StdotheuS III 2lide
legtc. 8ranOitiftuu9 idcint oOr5uIiez
gen. Der 9crlult, Der auf 100000 ges
iAagt miro, iit our4 Seriidcrung 8es
hrrft
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@tlcubQl,urollb uuO VI oro.


Son itOu, Gcr., 10. Oej.-2tl5 ser
0ItIld 9cbcnOe .3ug Der ySOutbcrn Fus
cliicsSabn," wcl9er bier I'M 10 llbr
2lbeno8 obIGbrt, gcltern lbenO al Der
Citation %Iberty uufom, TauO man5obu
s. J(iharOiOu, Oen 2Igentcn Oern 2ScllS<
6argOsSrpreB 6 Omp., init gelpaitcne II
S1aoel tOot in Dem &rpreB lSU9gOn II
uuO ben gegtcrcn auSgeraubt. Qcr&Orz
fau ilt tln auBcrlt myltcrIOicr. Der
StationSpOrltcber Der Citation OogtOn
crflQrt, oaB CT bel 2lntuuft oC8 3uge8
ben &criud 9cmadt babe, 9tidlaroiOn
3u lprehen, Obcr Die QSagg ggOutbure nldt
bate 0iIneu fOnncn. Oa or felne belOnz
ocrc GjeIddItc nit 3fl6arNiOu 3u erIeois
gen 9cbabt, babe CT Scr GUIDE wcItcr
fetnc 2lufmcrtiamtctt 9eidentt. 3n Vi
bcrtD TanO oagC9cn Der tarbtac Rortcr,
pelhcr bic GrprcB9iitcr aus unO cins
IGo, bic l&agguntbiire tbctIwetic OIien
uuo Iab, ais CT lic 90n;lld Suriidl6ob,
ben Geidnam. Der &0rpcr mar nod
marm, 0ao ycbcn ieoOd] ;nti iloheu. Orel
SduBwunoen im 9(Udcn 3cigteH, oaB
9tt9uroion meuAliu9s crmoroet worbeu
mar. Sine oicrtc &ugcl bate Den otns
tertupf 9eltreiit.
Sin GROCER 0eloidrauf, ser mittelit
zines Combinations 6lOiics 9eihiOncu
wuroe uno mebrerc Gauicn0 Dollars III
8aar cntblcIt, itanO Oiieu, Der SnbaIt
mar abcr niAt augeriibrt wOroen. Sine
flcine cicrnc 9el9tiite mar ebeniall8 Of
ZEN, unO aus ibr ideiut@elO 9enOmmcn
woroen 81 ieiu, jeOOA luelB man nld)t,
mic picl. Son BEN MOroern bat man
nod teine Spur 9eiunOen, lit jeOOd 5u
Dem S9Iuie 9efOmmen, oaB Der OtOro
3pii6eu SoultOn un6 SbcloOu oerubt
muroe, ga ser Yoitbcutcl iiir BEN lcets
9cnannten Blae. Oellcn Sciorgun9 benz
ytidlarOiOn obiag, ntht ub9eIiefcrt mOts
ben mar. Der S9erlif lit auf Oer Su6c
nod) oeu 9(Gubcrn.
2aremorc, Sn6., 19. De-. gluS
6em 9abnboft Don 6ortGibiOn murOcu
IN pcrgau9eucr 9to6t Ourd maSfirte
Otdnucr ale GrprcBs uub POltiadcu,
iOlpie cas- in Der Office pOrbauOenc
@cIO gcruubt. &S lit Dies O0s iiluite
2Ral in oielcm Sabre.
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s6merSenS : 9eilmittcl,
gs &par 4no lit Sas etnst0e

neIt5c5 bic qudleubfcu Sdlmerieu auQsus
blldnt itlQt, Gutjiiuoung lluoert mo 9lHt-
auOranq beieitlgt, lei IS IN Der guHge, i'm
Y(aQeu, ben @eoarmeu ODER auoereu 9riI.
fen ooer SrGaHeu.
Suneriid1 genOHmeu, beieitaeu 80 bis
50 &ropieu III eIuem hdlbeu ErluIgIaie
gSaiitr btuuen meHlgeU YttUuteH 8rdmpfe,
Diaqeuidure, gie1uoNtdt Sdlaforafeit,
&oltt, 9urdfau, Gbnmadt uuO aue inner.
Ideu &dmcBeU.
IS a,bt III Der 98.lt teiH !Seilmitt,l. mels
dies faItes Srebsr uuO 6lsberihau,r uuo ale
auoereu maIarlbeu @aueua UuO iouitlgeu
Eieber 10 raidl heilt, wls 8GowaU'S
g3ca0O Relicf I'M 8ersiu nit Gaolvnu'S
Eiacn.
prei8 so Gcnts bic TGaiGe. 9n
allen 9lpntBrfen gu babeu.
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SnS Gnne eirer uSnrec.

9tew>O Oorf 10. Oc5. - lin elmer
IGngeren trunfenen Gummelei Elm Gnbe
gu MAIDEN, eridOB ii9 bcute friib fur3
na6 1 llbr Ser reide lun9e cn9ltihe
8einbGnoler Soui8 $. NtOrgentbci IN
bem faibionabeln r@rabamsSou ouie" an
Ser Gfc Der SO. StraBc uno Otaoiions
2lueuue. WtOr9eEtbal fam nit ieincr
iuugrn 6rau Dor ungeidbr eiucm Otoz
nat pom GnglanO nah 9terus9Ort. Gr
mar un9ciGbr % Sabre aft uno icine
6rau ctpa 3 ti8 4 Sabre finger. Ste
ihiencu @clO i'm ueberflub 5u haben II.
Qaben oaIelbe aud flOtt aus. OtOrgens
tbal ipcfuIirtc ;citlueiie in Ger Naultr.
0eltern, an @eburt5tagc Der 6rau,
mar Elm 6reuuo U. Oteeel gum Diner
ein9ela0en moroeu, unb ale 0rei beabs
iidtigteu ciuer iribercn Serobreoun9
qcmGB, ben Gbeuo III Gbcatcr 3u5ubrtu<
gen. &ur3 Dor Der @TcnS;cit mai jeoo9
cine DCpcihe gOn .DtOr9entbal eIn, IN
mclher CT melOetc, OuB er al ocr Walls
itraBc sinen 9Iiidlifen Sang 9ctban unO
niht nat SaUIe fonImcn merOc.
Die 0attia uno Ser 0au5ircuno nabs
men ibr 0lrtr Elm uno begab!u lih bann
naf) Dem Gbeater. pou NO lie 5miIhen
- unO,l lbr nad lpauie 5luIf tcBrs
ten. 9n Der 3wiIden3cit mar audi
OtOr9Cuthul bctm gCtOmmcn, Ctma I'll
llbr, unO Swar III eiuem iebr an9cbcIters
ten i3ultauoc, III meldcm CT Ourauf be-
itan0, 9coCu, Dem er tm 9otcl bcgc9s
nctc, nit 9bampagner Su trattlrcn.
@egen Oiitterna1t bereOctcn t9n Die
tootclan9cltcllten, ltd) nah lclncm 3lms
mcr 3u begcbcn, uno IcitOem marO CT
nltt IebenO mIcOer 9eIcbcn. 2ll5 Die
Satin i'll Se9lcituu9 OeS 0rn. 0tcecl
aus Dem Gbcater fam, fanO lie !Worgens
thai IN 0emo5Grmcln tOOt in Cincm
Sdaufeltubl iieen; CT bate lidI mlttcllt
zines ncben ibm liegcnOeu 9teUOlUcrS
eine &ugel 0urb ben &Opf 9eid]Olen.
2lu8 benz 3uitanO, III wclhcm ijh Oas
3immer bcianO, mar eriiAtlld, baB Der
lRa9en oes Sclbltm0rOcr8 gt9en Oic
eingtuOmmcnc OtaIc pOn SplrItuoIen
rebellirt bate, unO Ou OtOrgeutbal &C.
lcgentlih uou Shwermutb5anfauen &C.
pla9t wurOc, nimmt man an, OaB Elm
moraltl1cr Sammcr bic llrIabe oe5
SclbItmOrae8 mar.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1893-04-26
4 warm flush rose to the widow

4 warm flush rose to the widows
sunburned cheeks If there was a
person on earth who had always held
n warm corner in her heart, it was
Napoleon Grove.
Napoleon, hazarded she, at was
dretful misunderstanding"
E'1 should hope it was, l swan, "
sighed Napoleon, still rubbing his
bruised knees.
'lt was Kittie's fault; she told me
there was tramp at the door, and I
was that mad and excited / never took
good look. You've no idee how I've
been pestered with thievin', sassy
tramps, Napoleon"
81 don't doubt 1t, Eunice. You
hadn't ought to be livin' here alone. ="
"You hain't goin', Napoleon? Do
stop and have some supper"
'.Do you really want me'to Eunice?"
"Of course / do, Napoleon, and
We'll have roast chicken and cream
biscuits "
'.And you'll hev me, Eunice?"
II shouldn't wonder, Napoleon +"
So Napoleon stayed to supper. and
after partaking of the roast chicken
and cream biscuit, was, in such ex-
cellent spirits that he tossed Kituie
up and down in his arms, and pre-
sented her with a nickel and two
pennies, freak of generosity on his
part without precedent. - Yankee
Blade
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1893-04-26
Too punCtuaI.

The Hindu places a clock in his
sires to know what the hour is, bnt
because a clock is foreign curiosity.
Instead, therefore, OF contenting him
self with one good clock, he will per.
haps have a dozen In one room. They
are signs of his wealth, but they dc
not add to his comfort, for he is sc
Indifferent to time that he measures
1t by the number of bamboo-lengths
the sun has travelled about the hori.
zon.
In the country police stations,
where the European division of the
hours is observed, time is measured
by placing In tub Of water a copper
Dot in which small hole has been
bored. 1t is supposed that it will
take one hour for the water to
leak into the pot so as to Ill and sink
it. When the policeman sees that
the pot has disappeared he strikes the
hour on a bell-like gong. II be il
smoking or doing, the copper pot
may have disappeared several minutes
before he discovers the fact-but the
hour is when he strikes the gong.
A writer in Temple Bar. from
whose article we have cleaned, tells
an amusing story to illustrate the
Hindu's indifference in this regard.
When the railway was first opened
In new part of India, it took long
time and many bitter experiences to
convince the natives that train al
ways started on time. Shortly after
the opening Of the new line, a Deputy
Commissioner sent his native servant
with his letter-bag to put on board
the mail-car. Presently the man re-
turned with the bag, having missed
the train.
"You had not half mile to &c,
and you knew that the train left the
station at three o'clock" said the an
cry commissioner.
''Yes, truly" answered the native,
In an aggrieved tone; "but, sahib,
when it strikes three here, the train
goes from therel"
Such sharp practice the native had
never known before, and he did not
think it creditable to the company.