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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-13
THE CARNIVAL OF TRADE.
4 Large Attendance TO Hear Polk
Miller Last Night.

The attendance at the Carnival OF
Trade last night was much larger than
on the first night, and the decorations
We're more profuse than on the prcvi-
Gus night The special attraction last
night was Mr.. Polk Miller, in his negro
representations, songs, dialect recita-
tons etc. The audience were liberal in
their applause between the bursts of
laughter. MIR. Hugh Miller, of this
city, introduced the speaker.
Several of the booths which had not
been finished on Monday last night add
ed much TO the beauty of the hall. The
young ladies We're on hand in large
numbers and added charm To the occa-
sion by their bright faces.
The voting on various articles will
begin probably during the latter part
of the week, but there will be no raillcc
during the Carnival.
a telephone was put In yesterday. II
is located in the suppcr-room.
Tonight the special attraction will be
an entertainment by local talent, in
which music and humor will predomi-
nate.
Several firms in addition to those
previously referred to, have secure !
spaces for advertising purposes.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-13
THE SELECT COUNCIL
The Regular Monthly Meeting Of the Upper
Branch Of the City Councils.
A VERY UAlATEREsTIAs SESSION.
Mr.. Prince Tcndcrs His Resignation
as Member on Account OF re.
moSnl Prom the Second ward
Many other Matters UP for Com.
slderntiOn.

The regular monthly meeting of the
Select Council was held last night
with President Winston in the chair,
and 1.-THE following members present:
Nlessrs. Bcasley, Briggs, Broughton,
Cooke, Foster, Goodridge, Grub
AS soon as the roll had been called
Mr.. Prince resigned his seat in the
Council owing to his removal from the
ward. After expressions of regret
from President Winston, and Messrs
Cooke and E!roughton, MIR. Adam
Tredwell was elected to fill the vacan-
oty.
The minutes of the last meeting of
the Select Council were read and APP
proved.
The minutes of the last meeting OF
the Common Council were read and
acted upon as follows:
The resolution creating an assistant
to the Mayors Clerk was adopted, as
was n similar resolution providing for
n matron at the police station.
The President notified the Council
that the banks had refused to lend
money to the city except upon bonds,
and explained that in future the rules
| would have to be suspended in cases
of appropriation of money.
The resolution providing for the paw
| ing of Roanoke dock was discussed ut
| length and adopted, s2.G05 being APP
| propriatcd for that purpose.
| The question oil the ownership OF ltOa-
| noke dock was nSitated by MessrS. Eos
ter and Cioodridge. The investigation
of the ownership of the dock was placed
| in the hands OF Il special committee, Mr.
| IirouEhton being appointed from the Sc
| lect Council
\ resolution providing for the paving
| of Wolfe street from Bank to Brewer
| was rejected
An ordinance changing the name of
| York street extended to York Place YVES
| rejected.
All properly approved bills were or
| dcred paid.
The petition ior the Christian Memo
rial Temple for the fire bell formerly
| located on Queen street WAS granted.
| a resolution providing for the i'm
provement of NiOsley street from Chapel
street to Highland avenue was adopted
The Atlantic City street cases were
ordered To be taken to the Court of APP
pcals.
The appropriation of $500 for repairs
| to the dome of the City Hall was adopt
cd.
The water matter was laid over.
The petition Of the Norfolk LiC:-t Ar
tilcry Blues for space in the unoccr.
| pied portion of the City Market to store
their guns was referred to the Market
| Committee.
| All other matters were concurred in
and after granting petition of Mcssrs
Joseph Il. Allyn and John II. Core FOR
| the refunding Of $l.20 enormously as
! sesscd against them by the Water
Board, the Council adjourned.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-13
KNOWLEDGE

Brings comfort and Improvement and
tends to personal enjoyment when
rightly used. The many, who live bet
ter than others and enjoy life mere, with
less expenditure, by more promptly
adapting the worlds best products to
the needs of physical being, will attest
the value to health of the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced in tho
remedy, Syrup of Figs.
Its excellence is due to its presenting
in the form most acceptable and pleas
ant to the taste, the refreshing and truly
beneficial properties Of a perfect lax
ativc; cfectually cleansing the system,
dispclling colds, headaches and fevers
and permanently curing constipation.
1t has given satisfaction to millions and
met with the approval of the medical
profession, because it acts on the Kid
Ecys, Liver and Bowels without weak
ching them and it is perfectly free from
every Objectionable substance.
Syrup of Figs is for sale by all drug
gists in SOC and ST bottles, but it ia man
ufacturcd by the California Fig Syrup
Co. only, whose name is printed on every
package, also the name, Syrup of Figs,
and being well informed, you will not
accept any substitute if offered.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-13
Yhe odd Fellows apron nnd Necktie
Party.

Huntcrsviilc Lodge No. 1913, gave their
first entertainment at Lesner'a Hall
last evening and the affair was most
pleasant one and n great success In
every way. Besides the amusement
afforded by the matching of ties and
aprons. the Academy of Music Orches-
ira, under the direction of Professor
Henry Fisher, dispensed excellent
music for dancing, which was INDUCED
in up to the wee sma' hours. Mcssrs.
j.. NJ. Isaac and John Lcsucr were the
Floor Committee, and il is needless to
say that every one enjoyed him or her
self and that their cndcavors To please
were fully appreciated.
Shortly after the dancing commenced
Mr.. w. II. Evans. District Deputy of
the odd Fellows of Virginia. was pre-
scented with Il beautiful watch. charm
and chain, for having received tho
largest number of votes for the prize
offered by Huntersville Lodge to the
most poular Odd-Felow. The contest
was open to every OddFcllow In the
state, and Mr. Evans received a Very
ilattcring vote.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-13

time rendered vcrdicts for he plaintiffs
az follows: For Mrs Oliver, in the
sum of Sl.M3.nS. and for Miss Oliver,
In tho sum OF Sl,96272. An appeal was
immediately noted in each case. and
the cases will be taken to the Supreme
Court. AS has already been stated In
the VirElnian these are cases pnrtltai-
larry Interesting to lawyers. as the
verdict If sustained Will form a prece-
ucnt for similar insurance cases and
peculiarly important TO Insurance COM
panics who have hcretofor been in
tho habit of cancclling policies at their
VIII. The circumstances connected
with the accidental death of Mr.. Oliver
while cunning at II time when his poll
cics were In the hands of the Insurance
company for renewal were published
in yesterdays Nirginian.
Mis-. Ida Oliver Is the wife and Miss
Kate Oliver the sister of the deceased,
and are tho bcmchciarics under the pol
icics. MIR. T.. Baird represented the
plaintiffs, and Mcssrs. Cole and ShuI-
ticc the defendants.
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DIR. whnr,on.s Rcccp,ion.

Rev. Or. Wharton and his cstimablc
wife were very happy yesterday after
noon and last night when the Young
Ladies' Aid Society of his church ten
d"rcd them II reception at their new
home. No. 163 I'rccmason street The
officers of the society assisted the Dr.
and his wife in receiving the Sunday
school children In the afternoon, and
the adult members Of his congregation
ana other friends last night An cN.
ccllcnt luncheon was served, and the
host and hostess were the recipients
of many good wishes
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-13
suits Entered,

Suit has been entered in the Court OF
Law and Chanccry by James T..
Heath. lr.. trustee. under the decd pf
assignment of the Pilot Publishing
Company. against the stockholders of
the said company TO compel them to
pay M their subscriptions. and To
nave The amount distributed under an
order from the court. The STOCKHOLM
crs who are behind In thei" payments
ana The creditors secured IN the deed
of trust are made defendants to the
suit.
AUGUSTUS g. Walker VS.. II. IL. Dav-
export III assumpsit: damages. 81 900.
&. u Bcalc ~ Co. VS.. j. w. Rus
sci, In assumlSit; damages, SIS.
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C0rp0rnfiom snurf.

There was no business transacted by
inns court yesterday except the trial
OF TWO civil cases before Judge Hanck-
el they being warrants taken up ON
appeal from the decision of the justice
of the peace. and were as follows:
W. H. Barnard & 90. VS.. Sarah
liammc. warrant for SIG; decision oc
the justice in favor of the dcfcndan,
OF the plaintiff.
Julia Bailey VS.. Solomon Collins. for
$40: judgment OF the iustic.a in favor
of the plaintiff affirmed and entered
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virginia Conference. NJ. f.. church
South.
NJ IifchnOnI. Sn.. Nov I3.no

For this OCCASION the Norfolk and
Western railroad will sell tickets In
Richmond and return November Ilth
to 18th inclusive. good for return pns-
sage until November 26th, at rate S. so
round trip. For tickets apply 70 Z. II.
Eosley, City Ticket Agent, l26 Main
street. or at Norfolk and Western dc
pot. Il. w. COURTNEY,
District Passenger Agent
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Court orLnw and thnmccrx

At late hour Monday night the
attorneys in the two cases brought by
Mrs. Ida Oliver and Miss Kate Oliver
against the Mutual Life Insurance
Company of New York. concluded
their arguments on the Instructions,
|and yesterday the case was given to
the jury. who after comforting some
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-13
HELP WANTED.

WANTED--A middc-used white lady
with no incumhr1ncc to make her bone
IN family to 60 light work. She must
come well recommended. Address Mrs,
Third streets, Atlantic CITY. nol2-3t 7
WANTlcD..-To rent with hoard TO mar
Red couple. without children, one Fine
*, inv friS ,, ioW: me 1hjGs. being more
make money. A0CgSss CANOPY, with
references, this office. ii
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-13
Deeds Barenin ana SHE.

James Fox. of Gloucester county.
to Mrs. Edwin a. Page, lot on Ward
avenue. Atlantic City, consideration,
LOO
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a shnc Atocl nf Cost.

Mrs. 3. Raphcl's entire stock at No.
JIG Church street, must he sold n [ once.
Everything that pertains to first ella So
business.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-13

Messrs. Horace S. Pecd and James
NJ Jordan have formed co-partner-
ship under the firm name of +. NJ Peed
& Son, to conduct tho ship chandlery
and ship supply business at Water
street and Roanoke avenue.
October 1st, 1894. se30-su. a.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-13
CONTINUED FOR TO-DAY.
Special Sale ON Umbrellas and White
Quilts. MrIghl.s IlG MIN Street

On account of the weather we will
continue 10 sell for to-day, Wedncs-
day, November 18th, those White
Quilts at 40 cents each, worth S1.25 and
sl50; also the 26-inch SILK Gloria I'm
brellas at 9S cents each, worth si.aO
and 81.
Special sale this week on lace cur
tains. Chenille Porticrs, and Japanese
usS. Big bargains. Call and see
them. WRIGHT'S,
1876 Main street.
Do your glasses suit you? II not see
DIR. Week, lh2 Main ST.
nveter Sendu,ches NJ Mace oan+.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-13

Charles Fcnton Pearson TO Mary Ida
l3ohlkm; white.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-13
SPECIAL NOTICES.
PORTRAITS |

From life or photograph; oil, pastel wat
crcolor or crayon.
Miniatures on Ivory md Porcelain
Studio 50 lladdinGion Building
tf Mrs. JENNIE DELONY RICE
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-13
STRAWBERRY CRATES.
Our speciality bridal presents and
novelties.
CHAPMAN & JAKENfAN.

Over 500 people fitted with glasses in
Norfolk by DR.. Week, and no COM
plants. E. H. GALE. 152 Main st.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-13

oyster Sandwiches OF Macs. cents.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-13
ANNOUNCE ENT8l.. n

Having leased No. 1863 Main stS9at ~
from January i. 1856, 4 will open on, f: IS
about February l. with entire new sSofsssaS
of MERCHANT TAILORINlTsIi w
ING and GENTS .FURNISHINGSsxS e -
every descriptions.
For the present at No. e9S 4Etnifi Sstr aStS
you can find g masnl flcent line M
of New York. every esi,Trieiib I 81 i Il, f IS
UNION IIARII1. lStyT9tC Etlt i.sss
Low. Satisfaction Gual:nf,t iced ". SssSas
j. G. OAR oil, ss;ssssSs
a23 III Al M t,,Iifs b TX kis
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-13

AGENFS--A snap: Sa5 weekly: So 600
yenriy: no experience required; failure
Impossible: Il new scheme: particulars
free. Address S. S. WARE co. Ron
htcS, Boston Mass. nuI-tli IN Sa- u
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-06-20

9er Pro3eB uon Ilfreb Merritt ses
gen Sobn .. @odefeller, ber i@on 10
uiel pom ii& reoen sema&t bat, selanste
leeten Donnertas i'm Bunoesseri&t in
Dulutb gum Mbi@luB. Das GrsebniB
mar, bob bic Surp benz &ldser $780,:
900 3uertonnte. 9lnmalt u. u. 9arris
sos in ieiner SdluBrebe @odefeller un>
barmbersis iber bic &oblen une bei$ul>
tiste i'm 3ienli@ unuerbliimt bss Wfeins
eibes, ertlarenb, boB &odefeller ni@t
ielber setommen lei unb iein 3eusniB
i@riitli& seianot babe, neil er miile,
baB in Minneiota ein Statut sesen
Meineio eriltire. Der Mnipru@ BON
Merritt mar sdabeneriae fir mertbloie
ober unterwertbise Mttien, bic &odefel=
ler ibm fur iein Minen>@isentbum aufs
sebdnst bate. Ser Pro5eB mar Elm
probefaQ, benz jett dbnli@e BON 2eoni>
bas Wferritt uno Mnbrus 81. Merritt
fol9en perben. Das grtenntniB ber
ss}urp erre9te aQ9emeiue Befriebisun9.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-06-20
WQrftterimt
0ejMdttS.Noti3cn.
g 10 Il | m.

benrp Grone madt biern1it be-
tonnt, baB er auf leinem aIten plat i'm
Baiement pom S@eQ's @ebdube an Der
@de pon Minneiota> uno 2. NoroitraBe
na4 pie por Butter uno @ier tauft uno
ben bo@iten Marttpreis in @aib bafar
be3ablt.
Ne9te idmarSe Strimpfe in sroz
ger Mus,uabl gu 10 Gents oas paar bel
g. q. Sttomeper.
Sin 5 @aQonen Gice Greamz
"Freezer" 1T biQis ;u uerfaufen.
9ldberes in Der Office oes vTortidritt. "
Senbet Cure Toroerun9en we9en
Teueri@aoen eesen Giienbobnseie0 i&afs
ten unb @u@er (Usury) cn 6. 9.
Bu:te, 1918 81. .. yife guilolns,
Wlinneapolis. Veiten Gmpfeblunsen.
Seine Soften ,uenn Sbr Cure Gnti@a>
hisuns ni@t betommt. cow ba
MusseSeidnete MeFeli@nite ;u 5
Gents bas Yfuno bel i. & ". 6ofer.
3ebn unb ;molf @aQonen boHenbe
Mildtannen non be ter Sorte iino ju
baben int Store uon
2aubeni@ldser.
@ute Gaielbutter ieber;eit ;u baben
bel s. & q. !0oier.
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NiebriQc Staten mad Colorado.

@elesentli@ ber @onuention ber r9faz
tionol Educational 9liiociation" in Den>
uer, Gol., uiro bic 0iortbmeitern Yinie
am H., S. unb 6. Sali (uno aud am 7.
Suli fir ale 3use. wel@e an lenem Iase
ben miNour.iluB errei@en) na@ Denuer.
Colorado Springs. Manitou unb Puebs
10 1idets fur bic &unofabrt. beren preis
bic Gin3elfabrt nidt iiberite,sen miro
(auBer 5000, ,uel9e bic Mit9lieostarten
toiten uertuufen). Dieielben &arten iinb
Bis gum /. September siltis. Dieie
Staten iinb fir bas aQsemeine publltum
9alti9, wel@es einc 6abrt na4 benz
Telien9ebirse, benz Salsiee unb benz
Oeqomitone>Yart gu MAIDEN piini4t,
iberbaupt fno auc wcitli@en uno uorbs
meitli9en SommerzReiorte in oieier
Oiierte einbesrifien. @esen bas Nld>
bere menbe man ii@ an bic 9aenten Der
0obn. IA
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-06-20
8crmti@teS.

Nus Berlin tommt bic ienI Iatio>
neue Na@r!@t, bag Der @jarerpiti@,
@roBfiirf @eors, nur nod einen Suns
senfasel beiitt, mdbrenb ber anoere
san3li@ 5erit0rt 1T. Die ben @:obfilr>
iten tebanoelnben Ner3te ertldren, baB
cine &atoitropbe oemna@it mit8eitimmts
beit gu ermarten iei.
Morsen finbet in Minneapolis
bic pinri@tuns uon 5arrp 6apmarb
i1att, menn bas Oberseri@t ibm ni4t
nod i'm letten Nusenblid einen neuen
ProieB bemiQisen iot1te. Ser Gooesz
canbibat iou ii9 in ieiner Wiroe sez
trdntt fablcn, neil man beabii@ti9t ibn
an einem i@on sebrou&ten anitatt neuen
@alsen auf5utnupfen.
Cine @pecialbepei@ DE aus
@iour Sails, g. g., pom l2. b. M.
melbet: @eneralanmalt @ru1pforb, ,1no
s. 81. l6orner unb VI. %. @tewart, bic
Mnmdlte bes perbu ufteten Staatsi@aes
meiiters 50. W. Gaplor baben cine amts
li9e Grtldruns erlafen, IN ber es beiBt,
baB Gaplor ii@ freiwillis ben @eri@ten
gu itellen enti@lo0en lei. @r miro bic
entruenbeten @elber, iope;t er ba5u i'm
Stanoe lit, 3uriid3ablen, iobab ieinen
Biirsen uerbdltniBmdBis nur uenis s''
3ablen iibris bleibt unb bann ruirb er iid
gum YroceB iteQen. Ser Staat bat
teine 3uii@erunsen sema@t, auBer, bab
Gaplor .pabri@einli@ milber bebanbelt
,perben miirbe, penn er 3uriidtebre uni
f@ freipiuis iteue. 8iunen 5ebn Gasen
,piro er in Yierre iein. Seit ieme>
Tlu9t Don bort 1T er in Cuba, Merito,
Britiib @uianu, Samaica unb Braiilieu
sepelen, befiuoet ii@ aber CUR 3eit in
einem noroli9en Rlima.
Neueren Na4ri@ten 5ufol9e iit Tap:
lor bereits ant Dienitas ouf benz S@au:
plat ieiner perbre@erii@en Gbaten elm:
setrofen. Die fit feline &iidtebr be:
ftimmten Bebinsunsen iinb: Nbiiter
elmer ;meiiabrisen 3u@tbausftrafe uni
Musantmortuns bes in ieinen $odnber
befinoli@en @eites bes bent Staat sc:
itoblenen @eloes i'm Betra9e uon 49,:
900 Dollars unb ieiner ionitisen beme9:
li9en 9abe. Die 6reibeitsitrafe iou i'm
uor Nblauf osrielben bur@ einen @na
benatt bes @ouuerneurs erlofen merben
UNI ibm feline Burserre@te 81 erbaIten,
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-06-20

@at i@reibt aus Stem Dort: Die
Mpers @ablmai&ine bat ii@ BEL Der In
Mt. 0ernon, gt. s., ab9ebaltenen So>
calmabl mieber in sldn3enber @eiie be-
mdbrt. Die Nbitimmuns sins i&neQ
unb slatt uon Statten, nab bic @abler
fanben ii@ obne ieoe Mube sure@t.
Das &eiultat mar iofor' betannt, unb
MiBueritdnoniie ober gerieben ~aren
gang unmosli@. Gbenio wurbe uoll>
itanoise @ebeimboltuus er3ielt. Dieie
mai@ine bat ii@ bisber bel ieoer @ele>
senbeit als alien Nnipri&en senasenb
ermieien; es muB baber iiberrai&en, baB
iie ii@ 10 lansiam 8abn bri@t. Trei>
lid 1T oas bel ben meifen @euerunsen
Der GaQ, uno auBerbem fat iie man4e
Giseni9aften, bic serabe ibrer 9orjiis>
li9teit ue9en ben Polititern ni@t beion>
oers beba9en.
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&6uI.8eamtc.

Inter bieiem Gitel brinst ber SLEEPY
Gpe 9eralo" Elm rGinseianbt" unieres
County Superintenoenten @m. S.
@und, mel@es 10 trefienb sebalten uno
aussefiibrt 1T uno III ,uel@em 10 ernite
Mabnunseu iubesriffen iiuo, bag mir ni@t
umbin t0nueu, bic 9auptpuntte baraus
beruor5ubeben:
Die ofientlide S@ule bilbet bic
@runbuelte unjerer Station. 2eioer rpirb
berielben i'm Our@i9nitt nur aujuues
mig 8ea@tuns sei3entt. Die ueri9ie>
benenOepartements unieres &e9ierun9ss
@Yitems, ,unieres Tabritsz, ,9onoels= uno
Gransport>Weiens uerbanten gum 9r0B>
ten Gbeil ibre @runblase Der in ber
S@ule ermorbenen @eisbeit, uno 10 1T
lei@t ;u erieben, bag, wenn unlere S3u>
le uerno9laiiist, unier &esierum9smeien
barunter in einem 9emi6 len @rabe in
Mitleioeni@aft se5osen ~irb.
Oesbalb iol1ten bic Stimm9eber ber
perl@iebenen Diitr;tte ia borauf a@t bo>
ben, nur Sol9e in ben S@ulratb su
mdblen, mel9e uirtli@ fir sriinoli3en
l1nterri3t in allen Bran@en oes S&ul>
weiens einiteben.
gei NnlteQuns eines 2ebrers io(lte
ber S4ulratb ni@t aQein bas uerlon9te
@alar eines 2ebrers, ionbern, mas
i3liebli@ bic @auptia&e 1T, oeiien
Qualification uno ieinen Grfols ais 2eb>
rer III 8etra@t ;ieben. Gar Man@er
be6tt Elm ausseSei4netes 3eusuiB aber
ni4t bic @obe, einem &inbe etmas BE-
sreifi@ 3u MAIDEN; einem Mnoeren mies
Ser, mel@er al1enfaus ein iebr mittels
maBises 3eusniB oufsuweiien bat, fdut
es lei9t, jeinen S@llern etwas bei5us
brinsen, uno sebOrt oerielbe baber 3u uns
ieren belten 2ebrern.
Das @eiet sibt benz S@ulratb bas
&e4t, Yebrer aniuiteQen uno oen2ebrplan
ausSuarbeiten. bas yeetere iollte jeood
benz 2ebrer ielbit iiberlaiien iein, iowie
bic @4ulaufsoben gu bittiren unb gu
entl4eiben, Oh Nrbeiten ri@tis sema4t
iinb ober ni9t, ebenio wenn ;5trafen
BEL einem &inbe in Mnwenbun9 9ebra@t
merben ioQten. 2eioer sibt es nur aQsus
uiele gebrer, oenen in bieier 9inii@t burd
ben betr. Sdulratb bic 9anbe sebunoen
linb unb besbalb ni@t na@ ibrem belten
8iljen unb Woqen banbeln t0nnen.
Mu@ pa1irt es aQjuoft, baB 9ebrer
bur4 bic @@ulbeb6roe ober bic Gltern
por Der sansen &laKe trit.iirt nerben,
ober baB bic @ltern b,es gu 6auie in
@esenuart Der &inoer tbun. Dies 1T
Elm gan; uertebrtes prin5ip uno nur oaz
gu ansetban, ben notbisen @eipett oes
&inbes ieinem 2ebrer 9eseniiber abiuz
i4ma9en. Sat man benz Qebrer irsenos
,pel9e Ior,uiirie 81 MAIDEN, 10 ioQte
biss ieoerSeit auBer Dem 8erei4 pom
&inoerobreu 9ei9eben. ....."
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Otabena AeptcI.

0ieier dmberit ersieb,se unb benz itrensen
8inter Miuueiotas aui bas treffli9ite an9e=
paBte Npfel bat ieiuen urprun9 III @ortb=
iu9tou, 9iobles So, Wnu., NO Der uripriin9=
li9e Saum ati ber 0aiierideibe ;,uii6eu
benz Ytiiiiiiippi= uub benz Miiiouri= Spitem
9epflallst uuroe.. gSdbrenb Der leeteu adt.
;ebu Sabre bat ber Baum eiuem eno:men Gr=
trus 9elieiert. uub fat besbalb bic rWnnea=
polls yturserp &c." in Wiuueapolis bur9
3abluu9 pon 81 900 bas alleiuredt uom $. s.
yuolop, ,uelder nit grocer Wsiibe bieien Sbit=
liuse en,,ueoer burd Die 6rma ODER burd
@u3tau Subilia babier be;oaem werbeu, uel9
9etterer jeber;eit bereit it, photographer,
Yrobeu ni,p. por;useisen. Der Yreis lit S5
bas {oalbbutel,b unb $40 bas Ousenb. We=
gen oes 9tabereu uenbe man ii9 oil
@ujtap Subilia,
ba 9few lllm, Miuu.
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Treie Eiael1.

@an idide feline Nbreiie an s.. 9. Yudle.
& Co., Gbicaso, I'M eine probefal4e Dol,
Or. Sings Neueu QebenspiQen su erbalten.
Giu Veriu1 ,pirb ibre giite beweien. Die
Yileu ,pirten milb, iinb aber fit Seritopfnus
uub &opfweb CUTE Wittel. gei Wlalaria Mn6
Geberleiben babem iie iid ais umiibertreiili9
er,uieieu. Sle iiub sarautirt, uon allen sii:
ti9eu Subitan;en irei uub rein uesetobilii4
;u ieiu. Se i9pd9eu ni9t, ionbera 9ebe',
6ur4 Selebun9 ber Terbauun9sorsane benz
&0rper ieine &rait wieber. @ewObnli4e
S9adtelu % GeMts bel Npotbeter >. w..
Oliem 4
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Sn ben Staaten &anias, 9eebrasta
unb Soma ri@teten am MontaS Wirbels
itiirme unsebeuren S@aoen an.
Mm Dienfas fanb in &iel bic
GrSiinuns bes 9lorosOfieetanals itatt,
an pel4er unsefabr cine balbe MiQion
Meni@en tbeilnabmen. Tait aue eiots
liiirten Nationen ber Welt rparen bur9
&riessi@iffe unb Delesotionea uertreten.
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1. sfuli Staten.

gm 8. uno 4. Suli ,pirt bic Nortb>
me0ern=Qinie na9 aqen Stationen inner
balb 200 Meilen pon ber &aufsitation
Grcuriions>Gidets gu duBerit nieori9en
Staten pertaufen. Oieielben iinb bis
eini 9ieBli9 ben 5. Suli fir bic &iid<
fabrt 9iiltis. Wesen oes Ndberen penbe
man ii9 an bic Nsenien Der 8abn. Is
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Dr. C. B. WEISER,
Qlrst IT, @m1toar5t*
Office iiber Dem pioneer=Drustore.
rpohnune iiber OttomeYers Stors. S"s
lllinneiotaz uno Genter=Strabe'
getp tllut,
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3eutentarbette1t-
8ud(en8 WrnitQ=Salbt.

Ole bette salbe In ber get .fir S&ntitwunbeH
l0uetiduns.u. 8unben, geI&wlre Sal5e"b. Jle@ten
auiseiprunsene Sanbe. Trotbeuler, Sabnsraus:n uni
ale pautausidlase uns betlt nnte1bar Namesr2oton.
luna perIarat Vreis. 95 Gents bic sda&tel. gu has
ben bel .. & Otien, &ew llm.