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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-02-16


S6sleid bas H.prdisntantenbabs
iiber Die soGseiese aui 9iamanten nnb
Maidinenfoble bsreits idliiiiiS seiuOrs
Den 1T. 10 boffen mir bod, oaB Der
Seuat bsioe anldse repi0irt. Sn
getrsf Der goeliteins batte Die Bilion'
8ra has 8idtise setroH.n. @laier
biamanten uno anberss Arbeitsmater.nl
iolltsn frei icir, uns,idliifsn: 9iamuns
ten ioatsu eineu 8euenus.3oa uon 10
GrOSent hes Wertbes bejablen, oenn
amerlta fdust Gil, Der bette 9iamanten'
murft 5u luerben, infOlseoefen iuiso iid
au9 balb Die Diamantenidlelferei ent.
wideln. Die 9batiade, bub Die Gilion'
BID ben 5oa ernieorist baite, peran'
laBte einen &spubl,fauer Su bem fanloien
Bis, rie Demofraten ueriuhten III
ihrer Siiriurse fir ben armen Weann,
oieism iosar feline 9iamauten biliser
Su ueridaffen. @inise Semofraten flee
len oarauf binein, uno bic 5olse par,
oaB 9iamuuter auf bic S6be Der Wc-
3mlep.Bia seiest ipurocn: so BrO6ent
pom &srtb. @s werben idbrlid etpa
fir $12. 100000 un9eidllffene Diamanz
ten ilnporiirt, bic oem 2anoe 81 100000
Steuern seaoblt taten luiiroen; bel 10
YtuSsnt 8ou pirb man uorsisben, iie
ein5uibnuaseln.
Sum au ben idiparS.u 9iamanten.-
lluIere gumberlanofoble foitet 50 prc
9onns, iuopon $2.7O Nrb,i,slobn rtprd'
ientiren. 0eui1ottlanofoble fofet 81 SO
pro 9o"ue. serelnist 81 80 fir selu0bn'
llde Surte uno $1.10 fiir ldledte
Oabei miro nod ein Discouto bsj
srobsn Auontitdten belu;aist. Sictor
BON 80 gents biz 81 SO. Sie Berg
leute oon Neuidottlano erbalten, iros
Dem Gap Breton unb Ylctou ebenlo gu
in Nmerlfa liessn, luie Cumberland uni
Martinsburs, MIR 40 bis So Gents pei
2onne. Oa Die Gradt BON gap Sretol
uno Salifor bis 9su.@rslanb 81 81
fOitet. 10 fann Heuidottlano ielbit nod
Bbilaoelpbie unb Baltimore blaiser
2o5len lisfern. als Cumberland, 0. b.
10 larse leine Bersleute forifabreu, bi
2Unue 5u A Biz 55 Gents Su i6reetn
9. 8. 6.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-02-16

Wie elm biefiqer @eiddfismann ere
fldrt, iperbeu bic Garmer bieier @eseub
ourd ben Rilion.Eorif empiinolih be
,iibrt iperben. Oas Bsrienben bon
@iern unb @efliisel BON bier aus nad
Ditliben Rdrften mar bisher ein lub.
nenoes Gelddft uno erbielten bic Sars
mer info.se oefsn nidht nur in ben stpel
ticfisen @toblifements. tuelde in bieier
8rande tbdtis iino, quite Brsiie. ionz
bern oub I'M lsfalen Warft unb i'll
8ripat.gerfauf bradten gier uno Ge,
flIsel bns gauge Sabr binhurd Breiie,
tueltbe iid fiir @eFiisel;iidter als lob:
neno er,uieien. Iad Sufrofttreten oes
Wilions9a,ifs iuiro's bamit Elm Cube
baben, ba Die 6itli6en Wdrfte uOn
ganaba aus nit 5ollfrei einsefiibrten
giern unb ionitisen 2anoproonften Der
iorst ,psroen f6nneu uno buber bler
feline srOBe 0adfrose mebr nad hen
senannten $rooufteu isin tpiro. Die
2ofat,G Goniumenten iparbsn oaburd uie!-
leiht etwas bi(lisere 9ebeusmittel er=
balttn, aber Der Serluft oes Ditlihen
gtarftes ipii.ee i'm glsemeinen isbr
iddblif auf uniere 5armsr'Bep6lfer'
uns, bon Der uuiert @eiddItsleute gum
9robeu 5beil ibre RunbIdlft 1aben.
rea9ireu. Seoalla Somnal.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-02-16

Sm 8unbes freisaeridt i'll aanlas
gltp iuuroen Die 8eb6,bsn BON ct.
G1air County abermals sur 3abluns
ron $4,000 gilentabn=Sunbs perurs
tbeilt uno stuar on SObn Souslab.
Die frhberen seridtli9eu Grfenrtniiie
auf circa s75O.O0O sur 8eSabluns Der
gum 0au Der Gebo nnb 9eoibo @iiens
babu. iuelde niemals sebaut !unroe,
ausseseteneu 8onos. iino nod INNER
nidt beirieoist unb es iuirb bebauptet,
Der Glan, wslder beIolst w.ro, I'm bas
@ounip gum 3ablen au 5minsen. be-
febe barin, Die Gountpridter 10 lanse
I'M @efdnsniiis 81 bnlten. bis oaa
County iiisiam mirb.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-02-16

De S!as, welde in Der oiesidbrisen
2:slsiotur BON Obio einsebra6t iporoen
ltuo, seben eine beluitisenoe Muiterfarte
lesislntip.r gS,ish;it. Cine Sia Die
atiteru uurgclest iuoroen 1T, madt Die
@srobreihuns uou 8uHee init 9idorien
in einem Speliebaufe Su einem ftrnf'
niirbisen Serseben. Der Strafe fann
man entrinneu. iuenn ber @aft uorber
tenddridtist miro. oaB iid 3idorie I'M
8affee be fiubet. Gum @liid meint ba5u
Die @eitlide Ioit fat Der @eiebgeber
feline Strate ouf .,Bttemhen" 3affee
geiebt, ipdbrl1eirtidl fennt er tbn nod
m!dt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-02-16

ben anSusehen. 8er oas nidt tbut uers
fdllt elmer @trafe bon 20 Yfunb Sters
ling uHb muB fiir bas Sahr ben breis
fahen Betras Der rehtmabiseu @teuer=
rate bsSaalen.
Sin 3 9eutdlunb baten Die einSelnen
Staatea @infommen Steuer einseiiibit,
nidt absr nas 8sid. Sn GrerBen te-
itebt Die @luridtung l,t 1851. Gins
fomnleu unter 800 Na,f iino frei.
Die &a;e besinnt nil l Irocent aui
fleiue @iutomn,en unb iteist bis 5u 4
Eroceut auf ar6Sere. Sm Iettell
Sabre uabm Die &esie,uas 124,S40,-
s4S 0tart oil ioidsn Steueru ELL.
gossrn bat cine eleidiulls. prusfeI-
iiue Gintommsnitsuef ieit 1860. nrlh.
i'm lestrn Sabre 2, 10, ,O3s Malf tf,
CAB.
Sm T0nlsreid Giirtlrmbera btit bt
bic @infommeniteucr felt 1920. 9le
ses enmdrlise State bet,dst unssldlr 4
Yroceni.
0as @rOBbsrsOsibum Baben bat e,It
in ben lebteu Sabreu cine Gsufomne"s
iteuer einseiiibrt. Die siate be;rdSt z
Brocent auf al. ginfommen iiber 500
Mart. Die ginnabmen bsirussm I'M
Sabre 1891 5.7uO,O0O Marf.
Su Bremen plriirt Die Sale bon
Subr su Sabr. Sm lebten Sabse be.
trus Tie 4 Sr0cent nit eiren 3uihlaa
ouf @infommen iitcr 600 Ma,f
Die Dlterreidiidls &e9ieru q teali.
iirte i'm lcs!en Sabre aug Der Ginfom-
menitsuer unsefdbr S1O,O0O.O00. Die
ueridisocuen Ginfommen iiuo bortielbit
in prei 8loheu emsetbellt, nno Die G?te
pariiri BON II big 20 8ruceni.
Sn Stalien ersab Die Stsaer mi leb
ten Sabre s45,OoO.0OO. Die State
betrdst II @rocsut. 8elttuert weroNn
a(le Gintom!nsu, dus3enonnen ipide
aus 2dnocssien uno GsbauoeH.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-02-16
6ermann, NO., 8rcitos, l6 5ebruor 1894,

Erdiiben gleuelano bat uoroeitsrn
unter anoeren folsenbe grnennuns en-
eemadt: Sobn Barrett BON Oregon gum
Riniiter.Gefbsnten uno goxiul au
Sinm; 9ames e. Surn,san bon Noro.
Carolina gum esn.ral goniut pon
Shousbai. China; abolpb gtlharo ucn
Dbio gum goniut ;u Rcsfau. @ublanb.
Sic bic stdote Bleree Gitp, airfsu,ae.
Neoibo, 9bop., uno Nassuiue in
unierem Staote nuroen rsue 80it
meiiter ernonnt. Ser einsetroffeuen
8riuat'9epeiden sufolse III Elm Serr
glap Don 2euis Gountn gum 8unoes'
Gnipalt fir ben ipeitliden Siitrift uol
Wifouri. unb Wm. 81. SObniOn Don
Bconoine sum Reaiitrar ots beriisen
2oroamteS ernannt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-02-16
@fiidfiG3es W dffau! 8

9liidli9es q affau! Die
gismlbung auf ben Sliihen. .tpel6e Bis
bsr ubgabefrsi tpar, ipiro bon iebt a6
bur9 Den preuBiIden Giseus berpa4z
tet. Die 3egieruns in @iesbaoen bat
Ipeben bic Oon,dnenrentGmter oes Gez
aisrungsbssirts nit benz abi4lufe Der
0erpu9tunsspertrGee beduftragt. Die
pa9tsr miiiTsu Bel Gntnabme BON Sis
in isbem einsslnsn Sale porber Bel Der
suItdnbissn WafsrbaubsbOroe bic Grs
laubntb ein6olen. Sir ben &btin tit
bonn 8ingsrlo9 uufpdrts Der Waherz
baltinIpector in ssrantfurt a. so. unb
fir bic abtpGrts fiegenoe Stromitreds
bic R6sinitrontbuu 8ertpdltung in
gpblsns suitdnbis.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-02-16

esu DEM Be iannteu Heiu Dorfer 8t'
laneuereiu ,,Nriun" ihcini man nlbts
BON idtsdten 3eiteu su ipiRen. 9er'
ielbe bat iiir leineu b!esidbrisen Masz
fenbad Die Summe BON $4,000 fir
Oeforaiiou aussepurfen. 8lr min.
I6en Dem 8erein bel ieinem Masfens
boll alles mbslide Ssrsniisen; iboner
iebod piiroe es icin, tuenn er lib mi
SefOratiouen inr 8trtb con nur $4,000
bssniist urb $4,000 ben strmen uub
Notbfetoenosn seseben bdtte.-So
ldreibt bas ct. Soiepb Solfsblatt uni
parin SOFTEN mir ibm uuieren gelfaa
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-02-16
Uds oiebt's Ueues?

Cine 5eitung bat ri6t nur ben 3luef
auIflGrenb uno bsieGrcno 6u luirfen, ion'
bern au6 Die Msuisfeiten ODER H11rids
ter, Die eiu allaemeines Sntereiie baben,
m0oiihlt ihueu ju uerbrsiten. Cine
9eituHs faun nber uur banu bielsn 3Ued
erfii(len, spsnH iis babel BON lbr(n 2es
fern frdftig uRtsritiist ipirr. Gnslo'
slmsrifansr, @ustanorr uno Srlanoer
betra;bteu es ets eine gang -feleitusrs
ltdnotidle &H'ht. beu Don ihncn Srbal
tenen 3.itunsen aue Desebniiie bon oG.
semeiacul, ioaur lpl6e uon psrlpnlldeem
Sntcrefc ioiOrt auf tiirieittm 5SF9c Sn'
geben 81 laheH. abanen lit. nidt
minoii6 uuriprsden. 10 l0reIben tie
elnsn Brief ubsr cine 8ritfurie' Sb
cle uon itnen nieoerSei6rlebcne Nad'
ri6t ben &tssln Der &ebil9relbun9
uno oes sos5uues enrlpridi madt it,
men bobei feline 8efprsnliir, lpelI lie
redt gut ,plTsr, boB Der Stsoafteur el,
neg ieben 8lattes umIidtis unb anitdnz
big senus iit, I'm eritens elnnal Der
Hadridt cine auipredenoe 5orm unter
Setbeiierunsen eiluaiser Ssbler 81 sc,
ben uno bann, Inn bas @jebeimniB o.s
ll,ipruass ssr Nudridl uutsr ollen linz
itdnnen 81 ipahren. 60 fonlmt cs, baB
Die iii Grsli'b erideiueuben S:d;ttr IN
Der &ssel,-nidt ollemol ol-bei elmer
piel serlnseren Wlu9e Se!tens ibrer
@ebafteure. weit nIebr N:ui5feiien btine
gen f6nnen als osuti6e 5eitunscr. Gntz
peber ieben Seutihe porons. oaB Der
&eoaiteur eiucs 8lnties a(lulIrno coer
aGsesenludrtis ieiu miiiie. un 9laes 81
eriasreH, uoer iie scben uon der rutd'
aus unoerehtiertisisn gnii6t aus, baB
es fir aa. 5beile heiliam oOer 9ebclb-
lib lei, einrm 8latte Die 9lrui9felttn
porSu,ntbalten. no oies nur iraeao aus
aebr. Genn oas 2tstere ipirtlle5 Der
Sol ieir ioaie, 10 tesrelft man nidt
luarum ebsn bieielbcn 2eute. Die i'm
Seridlueisen 10 srOb iino trusbsm lcIr
germ aae BON elmer 5eiiuns setradltcr
Nahridtem lelen, unc io9ar earilte,
nnaebalten iperosn, nie lie oeie ODER lens
geadridt i'll eiuem 8latte nidt timber
Die Ie in cinem anberen stlelen baber'
Sur3 seiast: 9sutide 2eute selser
aassmeiu 81 iusnis Sinu fir bas OIIen.
li9e 2eben; ie seben oielem mDsildl
aus Dem Bese, iie ibeinen n,dt 81 mi
fen. haB lie bieie Sbeu in einem 2aHot
no aaes uno Ssoes auf boiler Osffent
lidfelt berubt, ielbit iddeist, ba ii
bierburb leibt be Beute Sener per
ben, welde Die Yreiie fir ibre Smsd
Su beniisen piiieu uno iie pesbalb a'
alIe @eile unteritiiben. 8ein S:rnini
Itiser ertuartet, hoB Die Osutldtn hiel
5inntsart pl5stid dubern iollen. abe
10 uicl 8trltdnouiB iolte mon trb Jug
l,d uoransieBen bii,ien, oaB fe lbr
O;sane OR . ffsnildfeit weri9ltsr'
inir,usit uale,ltilBeu, baB iie rlelsibe
nit Ndhrtdten uerieben, Die lie Suidli
erIabreu uno Don lutlten lie init eini
r semsie9t uorausiessn oiirfen. oaB ci'
. ielben Gin aasemeines Sntereiie babel
nnb oaB iie ibrer 5ettuna niht aussbs
:. t6unen. ,penn fie nidt ieibit Den Serid
Il eftatter ipielcn. Wenn iie 10 tbun.
b brauden iie lpcoer Opfer on GelS no
. on Ssit, nod on Grbeit gu briasea, ber
n i-be anitdnoise 8eoaftion oersiitet red
}. germ Horto. unb anbere Guslasen III
0 er,peiif iib fur leoe 8eibu!i, germ {
|. fenntlid.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-02-16

sSn Connecticut ipdre fiirSlid BON Der
4e9islntur btinGbe ein 9eies an9enom'
men porocr, tponah ieoer biilise tsaenos
Sdter etne S;rnfe pom Sebn Dollars
Ooet ssbnidsise SnIt su seudrtisen &C.
hlbt latte.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-02-16

- Der &rappfhuft its BE :
sirf 8o9,um in @eftfalsn sdblt 147.z
900 8ersleute, 12,50O Snpalioen.
$500 Ditttpsn uno $4,000 &inber
beap. BaiIen. Sir bas laufsnbe Sa6r
1T an Muss ssabsn in Inialag gs6ra9t:
3,275, 900 Mart Snpalibensslp. l.
100000 Mart Witttpenselb, 1885,
900 Mart ainbsrselo, 100000
Mart &ranfsnselb, 375,OO0 Mart
arantenbaustoIten unb 461 900 Mart
6onorar fir Nerate. Snsssiammt be-
traaen bic 2lusgaben sebn Millionen
Wtarf.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-02-16

uunis wjrb ss pObl iein. aber ida'
ben fann es auh uldt piel, bic Serrsn
Semotraten baran 5n erinnern, oaR lie
unIern Sarmern 81 per 8uibei iiir ibren
@eisen peripraher.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-02-16
gIniuauoerunss. - !

GIniuauoerunss.S .Statiitlf. - CANT
oem jiin9iten s(uswels ces Sdasan'ts'
8ureans tonsten ndbrsno bcs Sabres
1893 III Den Ser. Stautem lnsgelammt
1885, @inwnnoerer on. Inter ibnen
lut rcn S9,6O3 aus Oeutlblano. 65, ,979
aus Oeitsrrsid llusarn uno 4,So7 aus
Der @bueis. Sm Sabre 1892 bs5lffsrtt
ii9 Ole @eiummt.@ .@inmanoeruns an'
543AS7; onuon moreu 1928 ous
Seuii6tanb, 69.926 aug Oslterrsit.
llnsarn unb 6,59l aus Der SdDei5
Die upridbrise Giuwanoerung bleibt
iomit butter ocrieniqen uon 1892 I'M
4,721 96pfs auriid.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-02-16
Ifofei. gier uuo Rraut lebt Willu

Ifpfel, Gisr uuo Rraut iest Willon
auf Die Srsi!lits, bamit DER erme @ana'
bier eriolgreia nit uuierm nDrolibsn,
6itli6cn unb weitliden Sarmer con
cnrirsn fam; aser 8eis, bas 9roouft
bes Gilbens, beibiiBt er nit elnem
oircf,en .2ou, Der i'll al valorem 3oll
ibericbt na9cSu "a GrpSent ausmadt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-02-16

NRein Wotto ilt uno bleibt: raide
IeriduIe mo ftsine Sipfite uno BON
Niemauoem lnhe id mid uuterbleten.
Sp.ed,t Dor unb iiberseust gud BON
Der @obsheit bss bier @eiastem.
Idtunaspoll.
u. 6. isrer.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-02-16
Nitil,,l,cr l6
Go9le 9rlt9 Store

@n Srosuea mo Gbencniea Sateu arbeu uub Dele 8ar
en nno in 5eanratas Elseu Mrte hrebmete
Itch sis an Sano nno pc,ben ben bian Sra pcrlaui
a9nen fhr DE opn Or. Gart Demo @6iussn n
unocnen ,eIefriiten 0riIen"
NHx>d&~>.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-02-16
eSoDegassg 80

sserItrtiat Iidue NIB Spseiiifationen fiir
ests9noe ouer 9,rt, pom gewobuiid)eH flri=
usu s9ohubaus bis snm elegdnteltya @e=
blTsr. Rac n;einea SpcciFcational faun
Stocr IT'D Die 8olteit etues soauleo biS oal
Zen Sent ausrs6meu. Rou penoe ilb
b,ienilb ober periOnlid oil obi9e Aorelle.
na,'3t s. Is. 9SeiperS.
The Lamar register., 1894-12-22
N nv Valley.

j. A. Collins alfalfa seed was threshed
this week. The yield was very disap-
pointing to him.
Messrs. Chilson, Spurgeon and Perdu
are hauling hay every day from here to
their respective ranches near Chivington.
The lads OF this vicinity are becoming
experts in catching and killing coyotes
as the many freshly drawn skins on barns
and buildings will show.
Gospel meetings have been held here
every evening since Sunday conducted by
Rev. Altman. The interest and atten-
dance is constantly increasing.
A social at the residence of j. W. Wells
last Saturday eve was one OF the pleas
ant events to be treasured up in the lives
OF those present. Music both vocal and
instrumental assisted in Willing the
merry hours away.
One Of the results OF turning all the
water out before it reaches the end Of
the canal was the large ice gorge that
gathered midway on the lower division
the first of the week, and no water has
yet reached us. Water for groves, or
chards and domestic use is all that is ex-
pected or needed.
Every enclosed field in which there is
stalk feed or meadow has been bought
from the farmers here who have no stock.
They are being grazed down by herds of
stock driven from the rainbelt region to
the north. These stockmen have also
bought all the surplus hay and straw,
and nothing produced here this year will
go to waste. JAY.
The Lamar register., 1894-12-22

though many of the settlers came here
for their health. Mr.. Fish was a native
of New York. He was sixty years of age
and had been afflicted for about twenty
years. He was buried IN the Vincent
burying ground.
The Robson boys moved their house
from Coolidge this week to their ranch
at the head OF Horse creek.
Mrs. W. w. Reynolds will start for
Iowa this week to visit her parents.
Arthur Conley is attending Geo. Rob
inson's school this winter.
G. Il. Feast was visiting schools ON
Horse creek this week.
Hale Underwood is batching at the old
ranch. ITEMIzER.
The Lamar register., 1894-12-22
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fessional man who has not the time
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oughly posted. Sample Copies will
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The Lamar register., 1894-12-22
Horse Creek Happenings.

Ira Fish died on Wednesday, Decem-
her u This is the first death OF an adult
that has occurred on Horse creek since 1t
was settled nearly eight years ago, al
The Bennington banner. [volume] (Bennington, Vt.) 1858-1894, 1894-02-09
Napoleon to TalIeYrand.

"You are thief, a coward, a man with.
out honor. You do not believe in God.
You have all your life been traitor to
your duties. You have deceived and be
trayed everybody. Nothing is sacred to
you You would sell your own father.
have loaded you down with gifts, and there
is nothing that you would not undertake
against me. Thus for the past 10 months
you have been shameless enough, because
you supposed, rightly or wrongly, that my
affairs in Spain were going astray, to say to
all who would listen to you that you al
ways blamed my undertaking there, where
as it was you yourself who first put it into
my head, and who persistently urged it.
And that man, that unfortunate Che
was thus designating the Duke d Enghein),
by whom ] was advised of the place of his
residence? Who drove me to deal cruelty
with him? What, then, are you aiming at?
What do you wish for? What do you hope2
Do you dare to say? You deserve that /
should smash you like a wineglass. / can
do it, but despise you too much to take
the trouble"
The foregoing is, in an abridged form,
the substance of what NJ. de Talleyrand
was compelled to listen to during this NOR
tai half hour which must have been a
frightful one for him if one is to Judge of
it by the suffering felt at it by those pres
ent, none of whom ever subsequently re-
ferred to it without shuddering at it's rec
ollection.-Pasquier Memoirs.
The Bennington banner. [volume] (Bennington, Vt.) 1858-1894, 1894-02-09
How Gulls Can Fly.

On trip in coasting steamer from New
York to Jacksonville Il few winters ago /
had favorable opportunity to prove that
gull could follow a vessel for a great dis
lance Soon after passing Hatteras we
noticed one of the gulls in the good sized
flock which followed the boat to have an
injured leg. The foot hung so that the
passengers could readily identify the cripple.
When we reached Charleston harbor, the
crippled gull was still picking up scraps
thrown overheard from the galley, but was
soon lost to US in the fog which surrounded
US for hours while we waited to cross the
bar. The next morning when the passen-
gers went on deck there was our gull, which
had met the vessel on coming from the
harbor, whether by accident or design l
cannot say. The cripple followed us up the
St. Johns river and was often remarked
upon by the passengers who had come to
know it. This bird, which was one of the
larger gulls, but / cannot be positive in re-
gard to the species, followed our steamer
fully 800 miles.-Science.
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TWO LIVES SAVED.

Mrs. Ph@te Thomas, of Junction City,
ILL.,, was told by her doctors she had Con
sumption and that there was no hope for
her, but two bottles DR.. Kings New Dis
covery completely cured her and she
says it saved her life. Mr.. Thos. Eggers,
139 Florida st. San Francisco, suffered
from dreadful cold, approaching Con-
sumption, tried without result every
thing else then bought one bottle of DR..
Kings New Discovery and in two weeks
was cured. He is naturally thankful.
1t is such results, of which these are
samples, that prove the wonderful eff
cacy of this medicine in Coughs and
Colds. Free trial bottles at G. D. Glib
sons Drug Store, Regular size SOC. and
$1.00.
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A Jewish view OF Christ.

The Jew believes that God is pure spirit
and considers it idolatrous to even think of
him as having form or habitation. And yet
Jesus Christ came into the world the son
of man, necessarily not pure spirit, but a
composite being with corporal body-and
you believe that Christ is God. l am a
lover of Christ, but not as you understand
it, love him because | believe he was the
purest man that ever lived in the world.
He lived almost a godly life. l take pleas
ure in reading his words in the New Testa-
ment although his teachings are not new
to us, scattered as they are through the
Talmud You will be interested and per-
haps surprised at two statements | am
about to make. The first is that there is
no enlightened, modern Jew but what
holds Christ in highest reverence. The
second is that we firmly and conscientious
ly believe that Jesus Christ was not the
founder of Christianity
Christ says of himself, ''Think not that /
come to destroy the law, but to fulfill"
Christ taught one God and father of all.
Who, then, was the founder of Christiani-
ty? Paul, the man who never saw Christ;
the man who quarreled with Peter. He it
was who first taught the triune God. say
it again that the Christian religion is not
the religion which Christ taught but which
Paul taught. In Jesus we joyfully recog-
nize the pious teacher and reformer. In
Paul we find teacher antagonistic to the
law and the prophets, teaching a some
thing that breathes more of the Greek than
the truly Jewish spirit of Christ.-Rabbi
NJ. Elkin of Hartford.
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WHY HOODS WINS.

President Lincoln said: you cannot
fool the people second time" They
are too quick to recognize real merit or
lack of it, and cling only to those things
which they find to be what is claimed
for them.
1t is especially gratifying that the sale
of Hoods Sarsaparilia increases most
rapidly in those sections where it is best
known.
The inference is plain. Hoods Sarsa-
parilla has proven that it possesses genu-
inc merit. 1t maintains high standard,
which others cannot even approach. 1t
is the peoples favorite blood purifying
and building-up medicine, and is more
popular this year than ever before. All
this because HOOPS CURES.
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New Inventions Are Scarce.

1t is somewhat amusing to see how often
an inventor will pursue subject that has
been exhausted One of the shrewdest of
his class very cautiously told a friend while
sitting in the lobby of one of the leading
hotels up town that he had struck some
thing, and in fact it was a device really
needed in our civilization. The friend
smiled and said: my boy, supposedly
invented the same identical thing 10 years
ago. Before took out patent | had the
patent office searched, and the reply came
back, Your device is old; was invented 10
years ago." The patent office ought al
ways to be searched before big fees are roll
ed up.-Hardware.
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Writing In the Sand.

1t may be news to many persons that
the use of sand for teaching children to
write and form their letters is still prac-
ticed in hundreds of small schools in the
rural districts of the north of England.
Thousands of our forefathers learned to
write and to make figures with sharp
pointed stick manipulated upon a smooth
stretch of sand in an age when copybooks
were unattainable and steel pens undream-
ed of. Very quaint, too, nowadays is the
spectacle of boy forming his letters on
sand with the master or mistress standing
by.-New York Times.