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nii6sn So9laQe unO por3ugslUetie Der
0rganiiation pm 6libuitierz zOr9aniz
Iationen i'm bieIigen 2an0t.
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pas 23iGi8lte! pas 23efe!

Cine 1lai6e eutbdi: m:6r nirtlite msoi.iu. as
irccuo siu urosrts Qrdyesat. IS pr0 in 2oi,n
pou ,iusm GbccGf'sl r2u gsaommsH pa5ysno BON
auO,rsu D,cbilinu tuui bis icts Dul ioDtd H5tbjs
1T. geyfauft BEL gpo:bs.srH. grsis 81.
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glau i5r,i5s On : I. R q D N & O., Rr. ia
Glms5trab, 0sg.ggrf iar cia.a &at93s5r.
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Qc!nc @anncn n!5 Ncll.s.irn.f

@reen @an, M;5c, +. y,o2. -
s. .. 3icQler, Superjntsnbeat 0r 6fz
fentli6sn S6u.sn bon Gutaa1mi.z
Gountn, fat bsn fijnf @onn.n, DtlHe
in Den 0ffantliHsn Shutsn pon gree
Dom unO &jttlc Ghuta, sIoGi ousz
f6liebliA lotaol56sn DiItrittcr, I'm
terriDt ertfsjI:a, bic GaDrtr-Gicen3
ent3ogen. Seine 2(ntlo9e q:son iie
lie9t Dor; 3rn. 3je9ter'5 Grugo 3u
i6rer 2(u5Ihjis8ung ba'irt mr. ouf
Der 3botIahe, DAP Die g5onn,n i'm
3loitergslDaro, lIntsrrjt1t crt6eilcn.
8iIdof MeBmer bon bier bat 0ie9}on=
nen angeDisIen, troB 3iegIsr'5 Gsrbot
audi fernerbin ltnterridt 3u ert6eilen,
ba er Die 2lnqeIeQen6eit Dor ben Sc
ri6ten gum 2(ustraq bringen min.
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Gbndrb 81. 3id,
Wm. 3. Robinion,
g. Gpett 9fearbon,
G05as. 3. gfinggolo,
SsSpbn 81. Steele,
So5as. 8. Smitb,
5reo. %. Storp,
.,G. Sagart Steele,
SSSobn e. Senmes,
W}prton SfGfFer,
80. 6. Stinner,
s. 6. SlinQluFf,
6p, s. Gpaloing,
9opib Stelpart,
9f. 6. Stenurt,
Chs. 6. Sieomuno,
,@bs. G.Sbanaban,
Siaac 8. GtrauB,
Sam. &. Smit6,
3. SS.S9aumlDffel,
9enrp S6mib,
Steiner C BuBef,
G6as. s. Stein,
SSSofepb 9. Seth,
8. g. @telpart,
9f. 8. @mitb,
9lbrd6am Sburp,
$. g. Sabtler.
9. u. S4miB,
4.be q. R.Suppington
9enrD Starf,
9. 0aoib Sbeu,
apbrobitus
Sptnnep,
$. 3. Srimger
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Gcrmiibtc tcIcgrapbiidJe 9cpciGcu.

~
rem 3uAt6au5 Derurtbsilt tpurDs gez
Ifern in Guthrie, 9tlu6pmo, q. 70.
6opte, Elm 0raouirtar Der rNebrasta
StoatS=llniperiitdt" uno friiber Suz
perintanbent elmer 2ln3abl S6ulen in
g&ebrasfa unD M}iIIouri.
- 0c9an 8eraubung Der rGr5ten
9}otipnal6ant" in NG8re8or, Ieras,
tuurDsn Qeftern Der &uIIirer oer1eI6en
81. s. SepeQ uno al5 iein Compile
Der 8rpbi1mieO 6rant 6enrn perbafz
tet. Die entmsnDete Summe betrdgt
$4,000.
Der SGoonsr ,Goit6" 1T geItern
auf Tsinsr 5abrt BON Bottom na6 Njlz
mington, RS, unpsit Der 2ittle
8eQ6~Stution, R.zSy., ocItranoet. Die
MannI4oft muroe 9erettet, ebanIo Die
bieienice oes Sboonsrs nIettie," Der,
pDn Ct. Q(norep5 na1 9snIacola,
7Gu., unterneqs, % Uleilen BON Sanz
ia, 3oTa entfernt auffuhr unO bsrlaiz
lQ1Ien peroen muBte.
l. Die Cigar 3bomIoa's Stablz
GtdbliTem.nt5 in 8ra0Ood, pa, 6az
Sen megen 8ornabme n0t6iqer Repaz
roturen on Der W}oidintrie Die 2lr6eit
einQtItant. @ecen 1000 2lngeitellte
Iino baour6 bei6dfti9un9sIo5 gemorz
ben.
Der Touitfdmpfer Sad 0empIeq
1T g,Itern na6 lon9em 2eiOen in9ortz
Lamb, Ore, aus c,m 2eben geIaieoen.
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Die WieoererpdbI:
fprbert.
SSobn &. Gopen,
8nl. s. Campbell
fSrancis 9. Curtis
8. 80. 9eniIon,
8. 9. 9iuebunt,
g8nr. Duncan,
Gid. 90, 9upuG,
Walt. $. 9apfin;
S. Gbpin 0dbis,
So6n S. Dunn,
2oui5 g1}. 9ubdG,
Serb. g. 9ugon,
fyreo. 9aGam,
s. S. 9onalDion,
$. 81. 9ulanep,
8. 8. 9snnD,
Oregon 9IA Dennis
%. $. 9apion,
Nbam 0enmeao,
Splpan Orep,
sSSames 90. DENIM
W. Sq. 2e1fnler,
SO. 8. 9onaloion.
GbDin @aredfon
8. 80. @mmpns,
6. 6. @i6elberger,
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s. 8. JrieDel,
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.. 6. Gfte sJiIber,
Gbpin S. S5urber,
9yreb. 8. 5eloRer,
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". W0tEc, sfigsftIu!fIet HHu JEtUaEftEt
(9sadfogser non s. TaiHe),
ehopefsGde 9aItimor,:S tra6e uno BoitsSffcesgpe.
greis oss ia alden IatteS, burt 3rdser beiOr9t,
121s Sts.; fa1Iid,c uno Spniita 90 s9Iussabe 10
Gents pro Ioe, Saphar an bic oas lntt heior9rnecn
SraQcr aaiidl Hebii Spuntag .atu5 90 be unfer
=BurausbesabuEg $3.50 pro Sabr, fIr filISere
Seit i'm Serbaltnts; ilg bic ipoa,entlidae Mussabe
att SonntaaStlGtt, Aorto1rei, init Ah6us tnr Gubs,
81 so pro Sank, nan irseno etHem Srte oes SIIats
oes 81 rad Guropa. 1nuuta aes9Ineeabe 81
pro Sebr-0as bette huo hi!isIts eeHtidae 9Iatt
In nen N}ittsls ure c Ioi.dcteH.
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9ruttp : @iHz
nahmsn. g.
Getr;ebs t0fteu
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1895-10-09

sides and this is one of the chief pur-
suits of the people. One peculiarity
of the soil is that it will not wash as
does ours. Where embankments are
on the railroad the print OF the picks
and erubbing hoes can be seen, al
though the road was made twenty-five
years ago.
"Brazi; is 3 country where Toe most
primitive methods tor everything IRE
employed. The only Brazilinu lnTen-
tion is one for crushing corn. A sec
tion OF log IS sunk IN the ground
end up. The end is followed out like
bowl. A big log is suspended from
an upright pole, on one end being a
heavy wooden chunk like mallet
while on the other end is q trough.
The mallet end is the heaviest and fits
in the bowl. When it is in use the
bowl is filed with corn and mill
race is opened. The water running
down the hill fills the trough, making
that end of the pole the heaviest. 1t
falls, elevatinS the mallet end.
"As soon as it strikes the ground
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they do here, and little streams that
would be called vet weather streams
here flow there all the year. 1t is one
of the best natural countries on the
globe. The trees grow in great luxu-
rance and vines cling to them, so that
it is we'll nigh impossible for cat to
go through Brazilian forest. Such a
network of vines is found on the tree
tops that monkeys run across it as if
it was floor.
"When o man gets ready to cult.
vate new field he cuts down the
trees and vines and leaves them on the
ground until they are dry, when he
burns them. 1t never occurs to him
to plow the land, for there are no
plows. The ground is soft and the
farmer generally sticks holes in the
earth with his bare toe, drops in the
corn and leaves it to make itself. 9th
ers use sticks for this purpose and
some of the more progressive use
hoes. Coffee grows on Athe mountain
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Perfume Added to Flowers.

. Few people know, perhaps, that
some flower dealers, with the aid of
the chemists, have devised means of
increasing and fixing the odor of
flowers before they ship them or offer
them for sale.
The flowers are put into wooden
box, previously cooled with ice. in
the bottom of the box is tube pro-
vided with perforationa, and into and
through this tube is sent current OF
carbonic acid gas charged with the
characteristic odor of the flower. A.
ter a certain length of time the
flowers become impregnated with the
transferred odor, and that odor be-
comes fixed. Sometimes in order to
facilitate the fixing of the odor the
flowers are impregrated with little
glycerine. New York Telegram.
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Peculiar
Hoods Pills fsGs SioS: 1sSses5 Pfies es1ss
How We Go TO Sleep.

Now physicians and psychologists
come to the front with the astounding
statement that man goes to sleep
,piecemeal instead of altogether and
simultaneously, as it were. That ls'
the senses do not lull themselves
.unitedly and at once into state OF
slumber, but cease to receive impress
sions gradually, one after the other.
At first the sight ceases and next the
sense of taste loses its susceptibility
to outward impression.
Even then, the individual being al
most in q state OF Inconsistencies,
three senses still remain in condl'
ition of activity--smelling, hearing
and thought. Gradually the sense OF
smelling goes, then hearing and final
", with the lapse of thought, the en-
tire body becomes completely asleep.
The Psychologists have gone even
further than this, and they say that
the senses sleep with different degrees
of profoundness. The sense OF touch
is the most easy to arouse, next that
of hearing. then sight and taste and
smelling last. =,
Sleep steals on the body gradually,
certain parts of muscles beginning to
sleep before othera Slumber COM
mences at the e1tremeties, beginning
with the feet and legs. That is why it
is always necessary to keep the feet
warm