davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Abendblatt., 1894-11-06
for0ert feline N1itaift.

8or 3tpst Sa6ren berbetrotDete iib @nz
suit 0taui6 nit Sri. @ralS. Sci bte1er
@elegenbeit etbielt ct bon 8ater @rous,
ais Mfitgift cine %pontdnbige @inribtung
fir elmo %Q8o9nuns. SAT- 3pet Sabre
leb1cn bic 8eieon tt einem gliidLic9en
GerbGltntB, bod bonn fam eS 3tpilcbcn
ibnen 81 8niittgteiten, tpelcbe ioblieBLtd
cine pouitGnbige 1rennung BON etnanoer
sur Tolge batten. Stun moute aber SSrau
Nauld, geborene Graus, Die GtltrtcbtEng,
ipelcbe iDr 8ater gut 3eit Der 9ermQ6lung
g%eitiftct bate, ipieber nit in baS pGterLide
6ous SurldnebmcH. 9aaegen prDteittrte
aber Naui6 auf'S @nergii6ite, benin ct
betra1tete oieie @inrtdtung ais fem per-
10nlicbeS Gigentbun1, tpel6es er ais cine
9(rt 8elobnung 0afilr befommen, odB CT
!Oerrn @rouS icinc Iohter obgenommen
uno 5Det Sabre btn6ur6 fir tie geiorgt
bate. Sic betano abcr auf tbrem 9tecbt,
tDte ite eS nGnl1te, unb ais ct nicnt niuiQ
uah8ab, mietDete ite zines 1cb0uen Gage8
einen @~IpreBlDagsn, lies Die @inrtcbtunq
1~incinpaden uto fubr boDon, nobel eS tie
tpent9 fiinmerte, baB iDr Wann 3ufGQig
aEf Der 8jloHG0e eridien un0 i6r icinen
6lu6 uoc61anote, mas iibrigens in 2ln6e>
tracbt tbrer mdbtigen @eltalt uno feinem
etpas nie0licben &0rper6au, immer6in
i9on leDr TAPER bon ibm tpor. 9lber er
ibwur noeb tpeitere Jtaebe. l1uumwunbeu
lcntte ct feline Shritte na4 Nic9ter Gberz
berOtS, @eri9tSSimmer, ertDirttc einen
8icoererlangun85bcfebl ouf iejne Sable
~Iigfeiten unO icbifte bamit tenGonitabLer
nodb Der 0oDnun9 1einer e6emaligeu Sat
tin. 0ieS bate 3ur SoIge, baB Qebtere
8cltern Dor Gi6ter @berbarbt eridbien un0
ouf's 6efti8ite 9e9en bas 8orgcben TIRES
Otanne5 proteitirte, Der 9tiobter Iebte
oorum ben 10. Nooembcr, OILS ben Sag an,
oa oieler 3mtt Dor ibm au5geto9ten mers
ben lou.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-06
G00tIthe Odmpfe,
Oopio Srieno oeforben uno 6 5euerIeute
fdDer e~rfronFt, infoI9e oes Ginathmens
pom SaIpeterid ure=O d1npfe.

0a8 @rplo6iren 3peter 8ebGlter bon
SalpeteriGure am GeBten Sonntog in benz
@eb6uOe Der gQ8eitern Solpage ano
28reftn8 Aliociation", Sos. 126-132
MarfetitraBe, bat nunmebr ben Sob bes
BORT angeiteQten 9ta1ttp6Cbters 0aDib
Srieno unb bic ernitGtcbe %Grtranfung bon
1ecb5 SeuerLeuten CUR Solge sebabt. 0ie
GTpIoitcn fano betanntIib I'm &c ubr
am Sonnta9 Wforgen it Dem 6ritten Stod
beS 0ebGubeS fiat. Ser Nac6ttpdc6ter
OaotO Srtenb bOrte Ben 6a0ur6 Oerurs
lacbten &nGQ, lief btn3u, u1uBte itb aber
fofort tpte6er 5uriif3ieben, ba baS garse
brittle StofDert it6 nit benz brennen6en
0aIe angefiIt DQtte. Gr aIarmtrte 6arauf
Die SeuerDeDr u1b Bic Wfannicbaft Oes 3uz
crit anIangenOen SeuerzS niurancez IS atroG
brang in ben brennen0cn 0taum Elm.
0dtten bic Teuerleute Dnr9er 8etpubt. uelz
cher 0efaQr tie it6 onrcb Die @inatbmuno
oeS Der0erDliden 0a1e8 auSiebten, 10 tpGrcn
iie DObl DOriic9tiger GIT Merte gega1gen.
3tpar oeriplirten iic 5u 9(nfang, ia logar
in DEN erftcr paar StunDen nictt bic Qe1
rin8iten iiblen TOlgen, ais oieie iic6 aber
1blleBlicb oO3 einitellten, iparclt Tie i'm 10
!6mer3b0fter. Scr 9t0c6tmGdter TYrien0
0etlpltrte, balO ndcboem ct III Dem brenz
nenben Gaun 8cipeien mar, einen Deftigen
SAnter3 in letncn 2u11gcrt Der i'm /. ie0r
an 2tt6nen 3inbertc, OaB er in bilf(olem
8uItonbe nac5 iejner 228 MaibingtOn
8ouleparb gcIe8eneu 0obnung 9ebrocbt
tperOen mlBte. 0ort Deri4limmerte it9
iein 3uitano Don StunOe ST. StunOe unO
geltern fritD pcri9icb ct, troB Der 8es
%mihun8cn Or. &erna6an8, inter Den
quolOOuiten Gt6cn1bei6neroen. artb Sic
tol9enoen Teucrleute Lie8cn JEST in tbrelt
go0nun8en ibtper front 0arnieoer: Sobn
9ocle, Soicpb SetlQ, @0iparo W2cG0il,
S6bn OfcSntQre, 8tQiam Munion uuo
Tr0nf Q80ttmore.
Der Grit9enonnte lit benz Go6e maize,
boob be8t Or. 8Drne, Der i'm bebaubelt,
nod INNER 6offnung, ba Der &ranfe cine
6uBerlt frdftige 9}atur bat.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-06
baftsbefehI permeiaert.

g8tuiam S. Gou96lin, 8eIiBsr Der g8irt6z
i6aft 236 8. Chicago Qtue., purbe beute
Worgen BET Dem Gcriub, feline Stimme
ab5u9eben. BON Benz republtfanii6en Gbol=
lenger Seaman OH Der N6gobe BET Stimme
O%erbinoert. @oug9Iin faBte na6 ieiner
ReoolOertai6e, ipurbe jebo1 bon ScanIan
aus8elacbt. Sn Dober Grregtng ericbien
Goug5ltn bann Dor 0i1ter &eriten unb
Derlangte einen 8erbaftsbefebI 8e8en Sim
ScanIan. Otibter Geriten CAB @ougbItn
ben 0fatb, itcb etlpaS ab3ufublen unb Dsre
pei8erte ben 8er6aftsbefcbl. Sim Scanlan
ipar Der SefretGr Oes e6eatali8en OtaD orS
Waib6urn.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-06

G. Hoffman eefdnoi9, oas 6ef9Gft
Yfemottf6 um maaren beitohIen 5u
haben.

gilbert 6. Moitman, Ser vManagey" 6es
GilcniDaaren : Oepartcme4lts beS bieitgen
3tieien8cibafts vGbe Tair", tpurbe geitern
frilb, ais er in Dem WeibGft8Iofal eribien,
bon benz 6ausz0 etettioe Der ySair", s. 6.
g8eblter, in 6eiien 8egleitung iicb ein Btn=
%fert0ntaner befanb, inter ser 9lnflaQe be5
OtebftabI5 auf @rnno zines t6aftSbefebl8
perDaftct. Ser 8erbaftete tpuroe benz 9tibs
ter 2DOn pOrgefiiDrt uno BON otelem bis
gum Is. NoDe1nbcr unter $500 Ditrgi6aft
ge1teIt. Wtoitruan fonnte feline 8urgen
ftn0cn unb muBte 6a1er ba5 gount19efGngz
niB Desteben.
Wfoiiman's Sbltcgen9eiten ais Oeportez
r1entSletter beit0nbcn II. 81. BARN, Die t6gz
ltcben Ginnabmen bes 9epartements benz
&G1lrer 0e5 leBteren ab3unebmen un0 an
Den G~bef>Galtrer ob5ufIbren. 2ln Dem
barren 0eloe nun fonltte WtoIimdn Itb
ntcbt DergretTen, oa Elm SebI6etrag lei6t err
rutttelt tDeroen fam. gr loQ a6er nad)
einem lc1louen Blan 9earbeitet Daben, benz
Guf Die Spur su f0mmen nt6t 10 ean5
lei9t war. Sn ieitem 8eiib befanb itb
elm Warfteritempcl, BET oa3u oiente, Waa>
rem 3u marfteren, Die ais p~erfauft na6 benz
Nblteferung5>0 Department 81 brtngen ipa>
ren, UNI ben GGufern SugeitcQt su tperben.
0teien StempeL loQ nun Mniintan mig
brau9t babel1, Inn WQQren aLler 2[rt ais
D~erfauft an5umerfen. Qln nG6Iten Worz
gen pfegte er Die betreffcn6en oIS U%erfauft
abgeiten1pclten 0e9enitGnbe nit QloreIien
5u pcrieDen, uno nacb Den Q~btieferul95z
Oepartement icbaffen gu %taIicn, BON 100 aus
tie ben N6reIiaten sugcfteQt Dur0en.
Nfo 0IAroffOtoY1 t1nro,4 fah,ni+ ki2 fob+ Az
mittelt, SrGuen3immer, Bic in peri6ieoener
Tbetlen Der Stabt mobnen uno melde
t~pabrlbeinlib ben Gaub nit ibnen t6eilten.
Den Waaren mlr6en in ben metiten T1uen
Elm %logenannter 0Gefun6zGbed" beige9eben,
neIdcr bic &Guier bere1tigt, bic Maaren
un5utaui6en o0er gang 3urjtdsu8eben, 10
baB eS ben MfitlbuLbi9en Woiiman'5 leid3t
mar, bic aus Sem @iienmaare Oeparte=
ment DerritDrenben Sacbcn 'gege1 @egenz
itduoe aus anberen 9epartements Der
vTair" um3ltoui6en,
Die Setter Ser y5air" batten bereits felt
etipa feds W}DuQten bcmerft, 6oB Sacben
aus ben Deri6ieoenen Oepartemcnts 1pur@
los ncrt6Danoen, iDaren o6er ntbt i'm
Stanbe, 81 ermitteln, ME Die Sa9e 3uz
9ing, unb Bic 8irma 3og eini9e g tntcrz
ton'i9e 0etectiDeS in t6re Oienite. Oteie
ermittelten genug, um Moitman in 6oft
ncbnren 3u f0nncn.
Moftnan bat bereits Elm @eftGn6ntB obz
geGe8t unO au1 Die Namen unb Qt6reiien
GINGER ieiner Witi6ul6igen perratben.
@e8en eine 0er Trauen, cine 6rau Sames
@larf, an Ser GpanS Npe. nabe Der AZ.
StraBe mobnbaFt, lit bereits Elm 6eftaz
bcfebl allS8eferti8t porben, un0 ipeitcre
Gerbaftun8eit fteben in Nuslicbt,
Der @ertb Der bon Woiiman BET Settle
geibaften Sacben Wirb auf $1,000 bis
$4,000 peronibla9t. Moiiman ftano felt
bret Sabren i'm 0ienite Set pTair". Ct 1T
unOerbetratbet un6 mobnt al 6er Gpans
NDe., nabe Der II. StrQbe.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-06
Der Contract neu peroeben.

Der Contract fir Die 8o1rungen 3ur @rz
mittelun9 Der beiten Goute fir ben 8aiIerz
tunnel na6 Der 8etieite muroe 0cftern
bon benz Sberbaucommtlidr SoneS ben
@ontractoren @rap 8rOS. ob8enommen
unO an BEN Contractor Sobn Green bon
$40. 1247 AZ. StraBe pergeben. 9ic
Vtrmo @ro9 8roS. bate ~betanntLicb ben
Contract ilbcrnOmmen, itd3 bann ober gez
tpet8ert, bic 8cItimmun9en beSIclben aus
3utlbren, neil ite 8efun0en bate, baB 1ie
Nrbett fir ben BON ibr a~us6eounQeren
PretS bon IS Gents pet 6rB nicbt tbun
Tonne. Der Contractor Sobn @reen err
bait pro TuB Der 8obrungen 81 unb miro
Die Arbetten iOfort in Nngrtff nebmen.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-06
Observation-Disclosures.

Die fOlgenoen Observation-Disclosures tpltr>
ben nrQ0uamt auSgeltelt:
W}rS. so. &oOe, 3ipcift0figes BafTtetnz
6aus nit @r0gel9OB, y Utica Str., $250O;
WtrS. 90. q. 2pon5, 3peiit6ftgc8 8adlteinz
gebdu6e, 1873 2eriu9ton Qoe., $4,000; @.
2un0tn, Diarit0Giges 8aditeingebquoe nit
8a1ement, 100 W}ilton QtDe., $45O0; al
bic &ur3 & 6ocgele See g., fit Elm sad
ftctn: Gi5Dat8 al NobeD Str, nQhe Otz
DericD Qtpe., $4,000; 8enlon & Gdr(lon,
3tpei 5lpeiit06ige Trome5Guier, 4~13l-414l
SoutDpOrt NDc., $1,000; @eorqe Stein=
bou5, 3petit0digeS TrameDauS, Sc Setter
inn Ctr, $4,000; q. SO. Stotes, atpei7
it0GigeS 8aditetnbauS nit @rDgeiboB, 227
2(Der5 2lOe., $1,000; Sobn 8ertlDtre, 3meiz
it0digeS 8afIteinbauS nit @ro0cicboB, FOB
48. Str., $500; Sobn 8erfibirc, 3tpeis
it0GigeS 8adlteinbalS nit Grbqeid6oB, 1910
WdQoce Str, $500; 8cter 6auieS, brett
lt06igc5 BaditetngsbGuoe nit Stores urto
Stats, 800 At. Stt., $40, 900; %. g.
W}i8e, 3peiit0dtgeS 8%aditeinbauS nit gr6>
9eicboB, 1904 @Daniton NOe., 5000, g.
q. O'9fciQ, 23itodi9es 8aditein0auS nit
@rogeicboB, lob @orfteIo 8ouleuQro.
$4,000; G6omaS M}cW}anu8, oreiIt6diee5
8aflteingcbGuoe NIT StoreS unb Stats,
$3.50 Dearborn Str, $500; .. Qarlon,
5petit0di8e5 8afIteinbauS nit GrbgeihoB,
5538 Carpenter Str., $4,000; She y9oobz
lalpn Colonial Stub, tiir einen 6reiit0dtgen
8adIteinz2tnbau, 1929 99Icsbp Qtpenue,
$500; st. 0uitafIon, 5weiitOfige5 Sad
ltetnl0uS nit @rO8ciboB, 1922 @uiS Q(ue.,
$1,000; 8. 6. 9aQe5, 3petit0digeS Bad
1tetnbous nit @rbgei6oB, 2104 @tlcor
Npe,, $500.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-06

Nbonnirt auf bas 2~(6enbb(att. greis
| eents per 9fummer, 6 Gents per @ode.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-06

&Gufer bon Sauerfrout, @roccrDbeitber,
Geitaurateure unb 0aitnirtbe meroen barr
auf aufnerfiam 9en1ac9t, oaB I'M beutidelt
<cnbetm Sauertraut bon auSge3ei6neter
0Ite Dorrdtbig st baben lit. Gbenio &0bLz
fOpfe betm 9uBenb, 6unbert oOer 3ouienb,
uno DAB ale 8elteQun8en prompt auSgez
ttt9rt iperben. 9a eS 5u9letc6 eine Inter
1titBung fir bas Snititut 1T, ipenn bic 8roz
BUTTE abgeieBt perben, wcrben geipiBTreunoe
Der N%aitaLt bteicIbe beriidii9tigen. 8np1ot
Abendblatt., 1894-11-06
9oo6's 8tIIen turiren QeberleiOer,
GelbiuUt.
Gin Oefpenit in Gpanfton.


1tn6 mteber einmal moht uniere geGiebte
Gorltabt @paniton bon iib reoen. Oiesc
nal lit eS Elm nur nit etrem 9tacbtbemb
befletbeter Wann, Der our s3eit, menn bic
tugenD6aften 8emo9ner Der uniberIitGtsz
itabt ibon lGn9it Die 8ettbeden Iber Die
Naien ge3Ogen BADEN, iih auf ben StroBen
berumtreibt. Brtuatwd6ter Sobn Sur
long niu i'm 5uerit entbeGt baben ulto
3ipar am Derfloiienen Sonnto9 Qlbeno. Die
Socbe puroe Dem polt3etcbef @ornep gez
meloet, Delber aber iDeber an @etiter
glaubte, uocb Die Mf08Iicbteit 3ugiebt, baB
irgen0 Elm Weni9 bel ben ge8enwGrttgen
tiblen GG9ten i'm bloben 6embe auf ben
StraBen ipa3iert. Nber OfiB Sap uub
So6n 0enge BON set 2eben5rcttungSmanns
icbaft iaben in Ser folgenoen JloAt bteieL6e
Gri6etnung, in Der 1infen 6anb cine Ga
terne, in Der rec6ten Elm 8ou6ots tragenb.
Ser nit bicler 2ttributen perIebenc Wtanl1
laB auf elmer 8arf III ber 9lG9e 6er ic1pez
biiben Girdbe, ais man ibn aber anrief,
er8rtif er bic Slu1t, Die @enanntcn Der7
fOlgten i'm 0urb mebrcre StraBcl1, 0ocb
icblieBltb Deri6lpan0 ct in elmer 9tuc0 un0
ipor nibt meDr auf5uftn6en. Oi1g(icberz
meiie bat mani eS nit einem uebergeicbnappz
ten ober NIT einem 9ta~cbtipanoLer gu tbun.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-06

Ser SnboGt Der Nn3eigen pon Soob's
SariapariGa ptrb b~eitGtt9t bur9 SuborIos,
1pelcbc lit Der Tinou3=Q8elt o6ne Nntaub
accepttrt Diirbel1. 0os ia9t OeutIid gent9,
boB 0op6's turirt.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1894-01-19
Life on q Liehtshih .

Talk about rolling and pitching! No YES
sci rolls, pitches and plunges like a light
ship. Its anchors hold it firm to the shock
of the waves. There is no yielding, no
graceful swayihg to the swelling of the
seas. There are days, too, when a fierce fog
horn torTnents the ear with. a noise such as
nature in her angriest moods never invent
ed. There is always a glare of light at
night. There is no constant expectation of
reaching port, and life soon becomes a
dreary monotony. q <
In case the lightship should be cast adrift,
it has been fitted with sails which will en-
able it to hold its own in storm and stress.
The hold is fitted with spacious storerooms
and sleeping quarters and a machine for
COMPRISING the air which blows the fog
horn. These foghorns are what are known
in this country as ''siren'' whistles. They
are called sirens probably because that is
what they least resemble. They begin their
noise with a very low note and rise rapidly
in a sliding scale to a very thin high note
that distresses the ear. Then they descend
to the low note, and up and down in rapid
succession the shrieking, demonlike noises
race. A big bell is placed on the ship for
use in case the foghorn should break down
or scare itself useless.-Harper's Young
People.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1894-01-19
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Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1894-01-19
The Centaur.

The dictionaries-even those that are es-
pecially devoted to etymology-decline to
give any derivation of the word c%entaur,
contenting themselves with "origin uncer-
tain" I cannot help thinking that the old
fashioned suggestion of kenteo to spur,
which gives the noun kenter in the sense
Of stimulator Zone who applies the spur or
goad) is not without reason. In that case
the Kentauri would be simply the, Homeric
"kentores nippon" ''spurrers Of steeds,"
and would designate a primitive race of
horse tanners and riders. In Scapula's Lex
icon, however, the word and its derivatives
are included under tauros Uatin taurus, a
bull), and the explanation makes the cen,
taurs simply mounted OK goaders, or. in ia
miliar modern language, Cowboys
Though the shape of the word is against
this etymology, it long found favor with
scholars and has also some share of proba-
bility Gazette.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1894-01-19
NEW GOWNS.

tor Every BEST" as it's color and form are
dapted only for church or visiting, ETC., at
east until the first freehness has worn off,
md then the blue bengaline should be re-
moved to allow a more sober trimming.
For a child from, say, 10 to Is a plateau
felt of black or very dark brown or blue,
nearly covered with a drapery and large
fat bows Of plaid velvet, is a very suitable
hat ffor general use. Through the bows are
thrust two OF more quilts, which afford
quite sufficient trimming. This is also a
very durable style.
There is no set rule as to the disposal of
the trimming on bonnets. There may be-
mass of flowers, feathers, bows or wingson
one side and nothing at all on the other, or
there may be a butterfly or some other
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1894-01-19

tons as those on theskirt. Yhesleeves end
ed at a little below the elbow in double
puffs. The hat was Of gray and emerald
felt, with three pink feathers and a pearl
ornament. iadmaired the gown very much,
all but the pink drapery around. the waist,
but I presume most people would like that
also. @
The dancing classes, the private ard pub
lie balls, all make great demands upon the
inventive genius of the d~ressmakers, and it
is hard to find something new, but I discov-
cred a lovely thing that is also decidedly
novel in the way of a superb ball gown for
a young married lady or single one in her
second or third season. The gown, was of
iii ch%angeable silk. with the 're1ets of
purple and green, but SO faint that the fat
surface shows white. The front of the skirt
was all white, with a foot ~trimming of Par
ma violets sewed OF without foliage. At
the waist line was'a row of deeply pointed
lace, and on two'of the points were punches
OF violets trailing downward. The waist
had a 'drapery of maize satin ending
in W rabbit ear ends. Above this
was a row of lace over Loie Full.
Ter Grape. The corsage was cut quite low
and bordered with violets. On the shout.
ders were little knots formed of violets and
maize ribbon. The short sleeves were pulled
and edged with a narrow maize binding and
were left open % the front of the arm. The
back of the skirt was laid in massive plaits
and was demitrain. With this there will
be worn long, white mousquetaire gloves
and either a small wreath of violets or q
tuft of plumes. Violets would be prefera.
BILE. This is a style and combination OF
color that would prove as suitable for q
brunette as a blond, and the general idea
could be worked out il several combine
tions. I should say that the flowers around
the neck and at the waist should be real,
while those at the foot of the skirt had bet
ter be artificial.
Among the new gowns I found a novelty
in a handsome street costume of gendarme
blue camel's hair, trimmed with a wide
border of natural beaver. There was a
pannier drapery at the sides, and the front
was also draped across. The days of en-
tire]y plain skirts are ended. Over the
shoulders was a wide bretelle collar Of bis.
cult cloth bound with beaver. A mourn.
ing costume also shows a clearly defined
drapery on waist and skirt. The gown was
Of henrietta, with a deep Grape founce
headed by a twist and windmill bows set
all around. The yoke and sleeves were OF
Grape. This was q gown for q daughter
mourning a parent or a widow in her sec.
n year of bereavement.
MATE LEROY.
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A Four Story Tunnel.

NJ. Hanemann, a well known Russian en-.
gineer, laid before the minister Of public
works at St. Petersburg recently aplan Of
tunneling the Neva. The tunnel is to be
circular, its diameter being 10 miles and It's
length 1856 miles. Altogether the tunnel
would much resemble that under the
Thames. M. Hanemann intends a four
story construction, the upper one contain
ing ducts for electric wires, the second con-
tanning a passageway for pedestrians, the
third a'wagon road and the fourth to be
used for rapid electric transit.-Revue Fran
caisa 3 @J[ft4i
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The Clereyman's Family.

"A clergyman of this city, whowas preach.
ing in q neighboring village the other Sun.
day, astonished the congregation by saying,
II wish to return to New York by the first
train, as / have a wife and five children there
and have never seen one of them" This
declaration excited the most painful curl
osity among the goodpeople, which was al
layed, however, when it became known
that the zone" which the clergyman had
never seen was one that had been born
since he left home the day before.-New
York Ledger.
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The Value Of

The Colorado 1rrigating company have
projected a canal to irrigate 100000 acres
of land in the Salton desert. The water
will be conveyed from the Colorado river,
the total length of the canal being about
400 miles and the estimated cost S., 900, 1000.
Should water be placed on the tract in ques-
ton, its value would be raised to about
&9O,0O0,0 900.
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h Saved the Parrot.

Pat, to parrot, who has finished whis-
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A shark in Florida waters recently un-
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Footwear.

Footwear.
May-Carpets are curious things, nam
ma.
Mamma-Why so?
May-Although they are bought by the
yard, yet they're worn by the foot.-Ex-
change.
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