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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-08-08
IN THE CITY PLAYHOUSES,
The Various Attractions That
Filled the TheaterS Last
Evening.
Demonstration of the Power of
Hypnotism-A Play That Makes
You Laugh.

"Laugh and the world laughs with you,
said Ella Wheeler Wilcox, but those who
crowded the Baldwin Theater last night and
witnessed "Too Much Johnson" laughed indie
pendently of the world. Mr.. Gillette and hi:
clever company in this play present one of the
brightest bits of fun that has ever been offered
to san Francisco audience. From rise to fall
of curtain there is not time for any one to col
lect a sober thought. The engagement is fol
the balance of the week and for next week
Judging from the manner in which this play
has been received, the last night will undoubt
edly show that the theater-goers have not had
too much Johnson.
On Monday week the favorite comedian, John
Drew, will open at this house with his latest
success, 1.-The Bauble-shop," mastery work
by Henry Arthur Jones. The sale of seats will
commence ON Tn ursday next
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-08-08
This Tiyoli,

or touching her, induces her to perform every
thing asked. The other numbers on the pro-
gramme are very entertaining.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-08-08
ADJUSTMENTS.

BALDWIN THEATER.-"To Much Johnson"
COLUMBIA THEATER-"Th Arabian Nights"
MoRosco's OPERA-HoUsE -" BY Order Of the
Carr
TTvoLI OPERA HoUsE-"Martha."
ORPHEUS-High-Clas Vaudeville.
STATE BOARD OF TRADE ExRIBTT-575 Market
street, below Second. Open daily. Admission free.
MECHANICS INsTITUTE.-Opens August 10.
CALIFORNIA STATE FAIR-Sacramento, Septem-
Der 2 to IA.
BAY DISTRICT TRAcK.-Races.
PICNICS AND EXCURSIONS.
Ell CAMPo-Sunday, August 11-Aquatc Exhi-
Dltion by Captain F. Hanson.
EXCURSION TO SANTA CRUZ MoUNTAINs-By
the southern Pacific Co., on Sunday August IL.
AUCTION SALES.
BY VoN RHEIN Co.-Thursdav, August 8,
Real Estate at Salesroom, 513 California street.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-08-08
The Columbia,

There was not vacant seat in the Columbia
Theater last night, which is an indication of
the appreciation by the theater-goers of the
Frawley company. The play was "The Arabian
Nights farce-comedy representing entangle-
meEt, complication and reconciliation. 1t will
be repe ated tonight, and will be followed by
"Young Mrs. Winthrop" and "Moths." On
Sunday night the company will appear IN "The
Senator and say farewell.
The advance sale for the Stockwen season,
which will commence next Monday with
Twelfth Night is the largest in the history
of this house. Rose Coghlan, who will appear
in this play, will arrive to-day from Saratoga,
Y
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-08-08
WILL NOT REFURNISH.
The Lick House Petition Dismissed Yes
terdaY by Judge Slack.

There was hearing of the Fair admin
istrators' permission to refurnish the Lick
House yesterday all the representatives
of the estate and their various attorneys
appearing before Judge Slack. The ad-
ministrators were not, prepared to show
that the furnishing of the hotel was ne
cessity and the petition was dismissed.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-08-08

THE CALL devotes great deal of atten-
ton to excellent articles on Western
Themes by Western men and Western
women.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-08-08

BY VoN RHEIN Co-Thursdav, August 8,
Real Estate, at Salesroom, 5l3 California street
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-05-30
Narnt ~ %perfamfen.

Nrine inn 5cwn Sc Saut 9ele9ene Tdrm
fam III Iebr niecriaem Yreiie 9esen Oh.
i~hlaos;ubluns tduhih eritansen perren.
lie Sarm 1T l59 @tsr 9rpg; so @der finn
unter 9lua, so Ader eutes @teIen' uni
Der Ret Srlilanp. &uf Der Sdrm 0utes
une Drummer. 3pet Babe
curhtreu,en has 2anb. Ndeeres iu erfob.
rem bel Srau mars &e dutreaur,
1873 Ct. Glrue, Winn.,
nabe Dem 8reat Npritern gabntpfe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-05-30
O. der 8 d.

sd plnibte Elm Stern Su iein, UNI
Shueu leadtsn 81 oiirfen." iaste ueulid
Wr. Jeutberlp 81 ORB Wamle,
SD rciinihte es audi" erpioerte lie,
- Der ndtite TT 55,76O.971 Neilen
lueit nu6 jiiusiter Serednuua."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-05-30
II NJ idrleb c II.

Gihter gum Wanne. Der BON ietner
5rau Yriss! bsfommen bait: wuno
tpie LANCE braudt Sbre Jrau, bis lie iid
nab Sbrer Ssimtebr berubist?"
YantoHslbelp: Cine seidlaseue
Stunb. @usr @nuoen, anoers tbut iie's
niht!s
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-05-30
g0 h " tiieusorauo.

Stuosnt (bel Den Badern iiseno)
Stun itarre I'D lhOn cine baibe Stun'
be auf oas Ssus uno bente ieoen Illus
senblld, me,u Yuva muB fommen.
Benn er in sshu Mlnuten nidt oa 1T,
nerie i1 bic sauSen slider in bic @ds!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-05-30
6hIehte uuterbaItuna a.

Sdneioer: so, Sbr 5reuuo 1T
trant? 90 plro's ruobl fc,nen 3wsd
babeu, penn i'd IN oreier WOde nit Der
8ednuns 81 ibm ssbe!"
Stuoent: .god, beiuden Sic i'm
nur. Der arme Wenid bat furtt.
bare Gan9eweile!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-05-30
" er ba3u I.

Baron: SD tperbe MID oemndbt
p%erbeiratbsn. Wiler. mas iasen Sic
on5u?"
Bsoien.er: %, i'd bab's immer &c
iast: BON Dem Serrn Boron wel' id
mein 8elo ldcn pleoer fr,e9sn"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-05-30
8 rtreut.

Broisfor (wsl6er ouf ieinsm Spu
~Siersause BON Stueebausn aeiroffen
mirt): .Sm, BIN. fuaen IN oisiem
Bin,er atobe ShnNflodsn!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-05-30
GIN 9 OF II.

Batter: rDeni' an msr. Serid. 9u
merit Del sunSes Geben Elm 5aulenSer
uno Sabsnibls blelben uno merit mel
Shanoe MAIDEN. @Ott iber be @elt!
in 9ein' Utter bate i'd ihou orelmal
Bauterott 9emaht!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-05-30
"a VI .

Serr (Sum Seira'hsusrmittler) r9ei
Sbneu bin i'd id6n 're,nseiuasn. Sbre
9artie babe id sebelratbst. aber meme
reihe Srou sibt mir nihts ron itrem
8eidibum!"
Seiraibspermittler: ~Nun, fOnnen
sic iid e,ipas Ysiisres iuiinidenp Cine
reide Srau babsu sic, ober cine &c,
iheiote mob bnSu!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-05-30
Siitct eud Dor betriaeriideu 1attrs

Sitet eut Dor betri9eriiden 5atlrs,
welhe I'M ganoe berumasben unb bel ar9los
len Yolt ibren iddollten Nahabmnn9en
BON 81. sSaro's SelImiiteln NbiaB per
idaHen. Sc sibt ieiu Seilmittel, weldss
.aerabe oas namllhe" ODER 9eraoe 10 gut lit
ais" 9r. &arb's Yeaetable Nnoonne 9int.
ment. Srseno enc 8cluiRenloie Berion, Die
cine iolte Nn9abe mabt, sibt 81, oaB
oaS bette IN ieiner Grt 1T, wte es
audo III Blltlihtett 1T. 3ernt, fpie ibr eut,
ielbit idiRen ionnt ae9en lolhe prinSipien'
loie Yorteieu, moem ibr in cine anoere
Spalte oieier 3eituua Die pabre @eibtdte
oes 9r. 8aro's Observation-Disclosures uno
ieiues @riuoers 3. ii. ysattins, lett. oeiier
Mbbilouns ibr al Der SpiBe oes Nrtiiels
fnoet. ". % 3olnr'5loi6sn MIR per.
fault al q o II umers o ben autoriiir'
ten Bertdufern. 3. e. BolIe 1T oei
Maeut fir StearuS y ountp, Yinn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-05-30
Smmoriai(6es.
$50 |.

Siiror Gem glimlsln Supisno) rSat
Re mas? Sut ie mig? pot is wusp Sat
ie MY? (gol Jreuoe): &c bat mas!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-05-30
9asit etpas Nnoeres.

Mr. Ylud { beim SdbnurSt): rNein,
id nil niht ertra fir bas 9adsas
beSablen; wenn bas ausaiebeu aud
ibmerSt."
9abnarSi: Isle fino aliO nidt tpsb'
leioig. go itedt oenn Der 3abn?"
Blud: %. ib babe fem 3abnweb,
ionoern meme Jrau. Sic miro sleih
fommen."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-05-30
VI d.

sd iose Dir. pam mel alt' sstrur
te bot. bat mel iei 2aitt nit lbr."
,uno mann ie nit S~e,runte bOi?"
.Uel-aah."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-05-30
Cine Shutter.

,Gmilie. iusnn Did beuie enolib Der
Ssrr Nii,iiOr um 9eiue Sano brttet,
Damn iusit 9u, er ioae mt mir ipre
deu!"
Limb psun er nibt UNI meme Sano
bitlet?"
Damn iprehe id nit lhm!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-05-30
Se il n q.

Dame: vgtuu, pirt Sure Serridait
beute gum Diner fomunenP"
Diener: rNein, bic sndbise 5rou
ldbt bitten, 81 entituloiseu, aber iie
fann nitt fommeu. gntweosr fommt
ibr Serr Srubsr sum Beiud-ober iis
irieat aud pieleidt 3abnitmerSen."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-05-30
Is m b or Qefpmme Il.

z III y q Z Y { Z 2 III III u,
,Was 1T osnn aus Sbrem Buul g.
uuroen, liebe Weieru. Der oas Gonier'
patorium beiudt bat?"
Der bat umseiattelt; er 1T iesi
Wlnjeniammler."
$50, no oenn?"
,Bei elmer 'r%um5iebenoen Muiitban.
be-"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-05-30
il edit hat r.

Stun. mas madt Sbre 8erlp5ie?"
,8le baiBt uerlobt, bah it auisebo,
ben!"
.Nuissboben?-nu...."
,Yerftebt iib. bob ie bod o%ebeiral'."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-05-30
Ru ptel perlauat.

Waler: .Welhes Bib bot Sbnen
oenn nuf Der NusSteluns ON beftsn &c.
iallen?"
8ros: ySoa id mer merfan aut
nod Die Blloer. no i'd bab' iton be
Rablt bret Marf gntree!?"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-05-30
Observation-Disclosures
Ion Der Staafdtteruna ,ur gDeioI

S0n Der StauIutterun8 3ur gSel0e
- Neroen Dor benz Ssrausbrln9en eei
81 bss nuf Die Btioe ole Tbiere rib
ldnl,re 8ett oil @rinfutter uub 'i'ttrr
Galt aumdbli6 aemobnt, 10 seben oieiel.
ben IN Der G%ntwldeluns uno i'm Grndhs
run9s5uitano beoeuteno Suriid. gs &C.
ben baufij orei bis uier Woheu onriber
BIN, biz bic Tbiere lpleoer in Den 5ut.
ierjuitanO fommen, cen lie bsim Gustrei
ben baiteu; ia bel uu9initi9er Wiite.
runs nellen lih oft g ranfbeiien Elm, mel
DE oas ipdtere @ecelben Der Tbiere iber.
baupt in 5rose iteQen. Sei Wilhiibeu
sebi bic MildabiOnoeruns beoeuteno ~
rid. s. 1T aus oleien @rinoen uuuCr
autpor LID, oo5 Bleb otne Sorberel-
lung Gus DEN tulrmeu Stausn uno bon
ner 9rOdsuiititrjng auf bic Beioe 81
btlnsen. Dor NIem Iaiie man iid MIDI
ourh eiuselne irlbSeltt9e. Warme, ion
NICE Gage otr'elier, oas 8ieb ueloen 81
lolieu. Mtau sebe elnl9e 9elt Dor Dem
Criten Gustreiben @runiutter. gu bic.
icm 3peds iOate mon iribSeltlse 5utter'
~pilaubeu bausn; man lde tm 0erbfte IT
oaslsriss Gdno. pelbes I'M natlter
Sabre ais 8rahe Ileaen ioq, Sobannis.
,og9en, Saaiw DIN, &iben. lluileniides
Rap4ras. SIT fem 9tiinfutter uo,bau
ben, 10 uerabrelde mau uicl psu. &abeu
ODER iuitere mob. Die Sinutempsratu,
muB in Der lcsteu 3sit allmGblid meb'
uno mebr trlbseOrudt merceu. BE
uus6nnaenoen 9lItuns bllit man lid
ourd Stnnen Der 9blren, 5snitsr, Ib'
uebmen Der SOtenoede. 3ualuft il
aber 81 uermei9eu. neil oaoutd Die &C.
idbrlI6iteu NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. eni'
itehen f0nnen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-05-30
z m Birtbsbaus.

w.: .Dsr BOiistretir tCmmi mir
Dor, mie cine Y%riefmatte."
81: Isle io?"
u: vWsnn sr einmnl anstieubtei
IT, flebt er ieit!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-05-30
6elo ~ perleiben.

Sd babe eini9e 5uuieno collars, Due Gts
oentbum bon YripotperIOnen limb, auf Der
beiiertes @runoeiSentbum 81 perletben.
Y. Is. y Q T III O II
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-05-30

Sm Sabre lS6S bcaLnn Scrr =. u. Ndt'tns nit
her 5abrifdttcn res Or. Wdres ointment. Sabre
lana muete er I'D ttnitlerpen nit teftrintten Nit
teln, feline game 8rait edtei dut's Sptel ifstne une
mau6mai al Gem Grfolse reriretrslne, snelit dsst
ssldns &c TIM tte Grtitsrj an grineeu, earttt Elm ilh.
lsntes Sefhdft aufIubducn, ure or ndbts zen Nd
men Or. Barns" III elmer Sdusbaltunass Seners
NINA in 1auitnten pcH trautsu SetmS. Watrene
al tieIsn ldueeu Sdtren zee itrersr Arbets
tsre une gpdrtens tdhte SER Wdtftns unr rCuta
bardn. tdf @dnncr I'D 70 eerasfen ttnnten in SeluR
auf itets Aettsprtniip ss ,u untCrnetmer TIN fctues
Seiddttes ,u bCrauhrn uns ,u pSriubrr. es 6rlttt
ieinsr lsbenslaneen arbeitsn sinyutstmicu. Su eiSier
Sini6t dttr mufts or te trauri9e 6rfdtrung ma
den, eae or I'D estduibt tatte. Sr rsri6iseeueu Sc
aenfsn Res yanres tauhtsn Scaus NBenten aut.
psl6s Weei,iuen %dnbpten, he ne arrdee 70 aut ale
he won Ir. Wdre pesr ais eeNCn siBsns any rIeien,
rpeur6 tdufg bic Runetn irrsaefutrt puresn. intem
dc edtten, tie ~tduiteu ben e6tcn Nrtitsl. I'm eater
fsiu (Seibdft ,u iblBen uue tenn am 0Clts bsgduesren
yetrus Scrsubsussu, tdutte Serr g0atttns ron Mid
arb QQdre Sas %reltarpfs Nett, ieinen Ndmtn ais
Srdee- Ntdlt FUR cine prQs Ausratl an Weet;trcr iu
esbrauden unb lief ti,ielbe In eCr Der. Stddten TIA
ssnt-Sffies inter- No. q, 5S5 resiitrtrer.
Nle 8uuesr ine tiermtt eriu6t, edrduf ,u fsttr,
tae .1r gpartS" "gSdtfins" unh ng0tupra" asf iss
Ger Flafhs siusstlaisu une dui iseem umitlaa &c
hrudt fne, uue I'D nihts llusbtss resr en fbdett6es
Subfitut ssttn iu lahen.
s. n. 20 dtttrs Netiedl O.,
Tie sin,iasn une alttuiatn Hatiplecr ppn 8. ".
gGdtftns une 8itate g0are, 9Giurnd, @Iirn
S.E. WOlfc i, u. ~ mt Sn'"' @ i1 H!t sHi i'm n i""'
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-05-30
Galuaniirtr DadDrinnrn.

Sd tabs 1900 5uF ailrdHifrt Ditrinutu. bic per
Shif 10 Guf mtNtu, g%rrrdttia, ts istr btais IN
gptrilttisit 10 ttats ale ]iturSrur, ~psriduit rrrttu.
Iteit Sprtt 1atrtuutn n aus ittr ritltr @riInttu
ZEN 3tnnfrnsn rrriuittttn, nlmtniIib neil ft zen
b%tttuitne ldHatrtr Bauer fnt, urt &c II aCrats tas,
nae an lttem Iibe ittn frutC. 1875
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-05-30
Outes Sano-Siuia.

81 tdbt In Waeeua Gruuty, Rtnuesta rne UNI
accent 100, 900 Acrcs Observation-Disclosures
@tbulhs, 6rli- ure NtCisnldnt ~ o~srtauttn. Ute
prttlt Nut nm ~ grriCut rttuJirt rsretn, UNI an
ttolSr al trmutt:stn. 6SacuTdrtise grttit S2N-
s.. 30 per Gttr. SdHae 3dtlunssirtt une ntttriet
5tn'tn.- Watrtnt tCr ltettn 6 piruatt tdttn fb 100
ueut 5dmtite titr ntsttretlaFsn. 9tIttHsrts Bar.
men. Pan atrtftrt an ". g}urrsp, Eatsna, Sinu.
(9tpdtut titft 3tituna) Ills
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-05-30

Minnesota Raus.

8. 8 perbed, gtseutbitmer, 3
gIpuo, Wiuu.- 8ute Stanuns nno &aI
ier befipben iid beim Sauie.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-05-30
@te III oics!

Dir bittsu siutunstrt Iradrs sdptuuus fur
itsCn 5dQ Won 0dtdrrt, her nttt eurb Ginuttmtn
ven raa's 9atarat.Rur ettttlt rtrttn Tam.
\. 3. Gttnsp & Go, Gtssutt O., Iplttp, ..
gpir, he lintsrstihrtttn, tabt 4. 3. Gtentp itit
ben lssttn Is Sdtrtu ssiduntuut talttt i'm 'ur pVa.
frmmtn s~brentaft in alien observation-disclosures
une f%uan,,SQ t~efGtist, ale ron ittrtr 8trma tinat.
aduptntn 9trtiu bid itittr III triunsn.
" tf&Irua 8rsftdnttIs- Irpsuifru, Ieit.
10, ..
Balktna A, 9inndu & MARVIN, 8rpetau.
etIs.Irrgutftn Ipltsp. :.
5aa's satarrt.au rtrs inusrliS ssnrmmtn uut
rtttt ttrttt dui tas Slut une htt ftittmistn CttrHd.
den Tee Spftms. 3tusniTs fret p~trfantt. grtis
Use. fir BITE 1laf6s. gtriauft rem dusn Gprtttfsrn
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-05-30
Bier arobe @rioIsc.

9a Der nutbweuoise YeroienIt er6Ber
1T. oils bob ole NnSslseu i'm gut MAIDEN
TO- nten. buben iolsenoe uier Wntelu ei,
nsn pbenomsnaleu Ibiab erlanst. Or.
8lnss New Discovery sssen Sdplub.
iudt, Suitsn uno Grfdliuna, isoe 5la
ihe saruntirt. electric 8itters, paa
sroBe Witiel fur 9eber. Waseu uno
Ruren. Budlens Nrnicu Salbs, biz
tsite in Der Welt uno Or. Sings neus
9sbensplen. Die perief, i,no. Nle bieis
Seilmlttsl iino s%arauilrt. bob lie seraoe
oas erreihen. mas bsaniprudt plro,
uuo Der Beliduier, oslien Name biermli
in Bern nouns sebratt 1T. piro Gut
aerne nod Webreres barber miitbeilsn.
Ysrtauft in W. s. Subn's Gpotbete.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-05-30

- Der reibIte Wann SeIterreihS
rpar Der unldnsft pertorbene grSberSog
Nlbredt. Ssine 2anoaltcr baiten cine
@eiommtIldbe BON SO Guaoraimeilen.
Giisnperfe, Yuooel0ien, Stablmsrfe,
Sammer. uuo Wal5merfe, Brauersien
uno Yreuuereien beiaB er on Die pun.
bert. Ssin Bnaruerm0sen betrus QUEER.
benz nod minostens so WiIionsn 8ul'
ben. Su Der Saupiuerwaltuns oes &C.
iammtsn 8eiisss in @ien fparen 800
9eamte beidditl8t.
- Wie sros Der .Glenboasnraum"
in unierem 2anoe INNER nod 1T, benefit
bic 9ba,iahe, BOB ale Bswobner Der
Der. Staten iid i'm Staate Ttras IN,
terbriu9en loIien. Obne bob oerielbe Die
Bsu6lierunss' 8ihiisteit BON Waiindus
let's erreiten wilroe. Wan f6nnte Don
Ieras Elm S,iid bon Der 8r6Be Suola
mos abitneioen uno oann niiroe ole Sc.
iammibtuolferuus unieres 9anoes in
Dem e%ritsenanntsn Staate INNER nod
nidt 10 oi6t pobuen iule in Wuiiudu>
let's.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-05-30

SOOO's giaen iino rem ussetabili9,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-05-30

- 5ruits uuo Somblratlpneu iiuo unpo.
9ulGr. IS 9iebt abr cine Nrt ,,3rul," az,
pen bic Niemano eipos 81 la9en bat. Dies
III has 5ruit ODER 8ertraucu, oas oas Yll
blitum bat IN Sooo'S Sariapariua.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-05-30

Die YrOben Der Weltausitel=
lung Seisten, oaB tein 8adpulper
10 rein lit uno 10 bel @dbrunss=
itoif in iid) bat ais bas WoN0I.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1895-06-01
A Water Slide.

In Pcrak, state in the Straits set.
Elements, the Malays have one form of
amusement which Is probably not to
be enjoyed anywhere else In the wide
world. There is a huge granite slope
In the course of a mountain river,
down which the water trickles about
two inches deep, the main stream hav.
ing carved out a bed by the side Of the
boulder. This rock, the face of which
has been rendered rs smooth as glass
by the constant flow Of the water dur.
ing hundreds Of years, the Malays-
men, women and chilircn--have turn
cd into toboggan. Climbing to the
top Of the rock, they sit In the shallow
water with their feet straight out and
hand on each side for steering, and
then slide down the sixty feet into q
pot Of water. This IL a favorite sport
on sunny mornings, as many as two
hundred folk being engaged at a time,
and sliding 80 quickly one after an.
other, or forming rows Of two, four,
and even eight persons, that they tum.
BILE into the pool confused mass Of
screaming creatures. There Is little
danger in the game, and though some
choose to sit ON a piece Of plantain, most
Of the tOboganners are content to squat
on their launches.
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DO not confOund the modern woman
with the woman Of the modern novel.
There seems to he an increasing ten.
dency on the part Of the present day
novelists to portray women who have
a past" rs II the readers or the spec.
tator's Interest could only he held by
such n theme. II the heroine of the
typical modern story Is not u woman
Of this sort. she Is too frequently drawn
as an unnatural and impossible crca.
turc who Is a travesty on the modern
society woman. On the whole. the mod.
ern woman Il very well.balanced.
healthful individual. who thinks sens,.
bly, and lives sanely, and who. when
she does unusual things. does them not
to call attention to herself. but In the
interest Of some good cause for which
she II working. The heroincs of Wal.
ter Scott Of Jane Austen and George
Eliot are sometimes called "old.fash.
Toned" because they live their lives for
the most part In Obscurity and know
only Il simple round OF duty and pleas.
ure. but. after all. they are far bet.
ter type Of actual womanhOod than the
modern novels heroine; for they have
the essential characteristics of woman.
lincss--modesty, kindness ana common
sense. The difference Is only the super
fetal one of opportunity and environ.
ment. The woman Of intelligence and
noble character interests us In real life.
Let us have more portraits OF her In
our tales and our plays. that the gen.
crntions to come may judge rightly of
ninetecnth.ccntury womanhoOd.
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Natural History I.oeic,

A celebrated trainer says: "Animals
are never forced to execute, at the com.
mand and will Of the intelligent train.
or. any movements which are not nat.
ural to them In FREQ state" Monkeys
love to swing In the tropical crcepcrs,
therefore they are placed on trapcse;
goats seek pointed rocks. hence they
ore natural cQuilibrists: dogs instinc.
lively rise on their hind legs. 30 they
are taught to maintain themselves In
that position. A trainer II guided by
~ forces Of fear, devotion, hunger and
habit. There II ono fact which no one
would suspcct-that Il II easier to train
an adult lion taken In snare than an
animal born In Q mcnagerie. The civil.
ICED lion would soon be spoiled for
work, and the Inherent deviltry would,
break forth with awful disaster. An.
other strange fact II that the older an
animal grows, particularly Of tho feline
family, the more dangerous Il becomes.
Chicago Inter Ocean.
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will have an evening Of hypnotism. 1t
will begin late. but we can lind other
amusements until your hypnotic oper.
ator comes"
Mrs. Darl had everything arranged;
her house In beautiful order. and her.
self gorgeous In dress Of ruby velvet,
which was far too flne for the occasion,
but was worn 40 q icce.de.resistance
she having read or heard that velvet
resisted hypnotic influence.
The neighbors and relatives came. q
merry company, and the time passed In
an animated discussion upon the power
Of hypnotism-one friend going 20 far
10 research a. to visit the library and
look up that wonderful story, the House
Of Seven Gables, and read aloud to at
tentive listeners q passage from the
weird history Of Alice Pyncheon.
HE spoke, and Alice responded with
Q soft subdued inward acquiesence.
and q bending Of her form towards
him. like the hame Of torch when II
indicates q gentle draught of air. He
beckonsd with bis hand and raising
from her chair-blindly. but undoubt.
ingly, - tending to her sure and In
evitable center-the proud Alice ap-
preached him. He waved her back. and
rstrestins Alice sunk again into her
seat
"'ehe 10 mine said Mathew Mauls.
mine by the right Of the strongest
spirit"
"Oh. that was mssmsrism." said Mr..
Dari, - the reading ceased.
"And what 10 mesmsrism3 n asked one
q the company. u think that y -
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SURPRISED THE OLD MAN.


Richard Roe Thought that He Owed
the Bowery Savings Bank 81.
Richard Roc deposited sos in the
Bowcry Savings Bank between 1895
and 1910. Between 1895 and1S55 $753.S9
was withdrawn. When tho last draft
was made the depositor's book appear,
ed to be overdrawn 81. There was due
Hoe at that time. however, dividends
amounting to $1,000, which had not
been entered In his pass.book, and the
bank really owed him q balance Of
S00.O1:
This balance went on accommodating
dividends until 1876, when It became o
dormant account, and ceased 70 draw
interest. The amount then due Roe
was $343.25. Efforts were made with,
out success to find him. He had become
very poor, was too old and feeble to 60
to work again, aud was given a home,
by his sons Mt Rutherford, n. ].
Roe always intended to repay the 81
he thought he owed, but never did SO.
President Townsend, Of the Bowery
Savings Bank, In looking over the books
the other day. came hcross llOe's ac-
count A new search was Instituted,
and Roc was found at Rutherford. He
was told to call at the bank with his
old account-books. Shortly afterward
he did 80, accompanied by his grand.
daughter, II years old.
II suppose it's about the dollar owe
your bank that you want to SEQ me-.
said the old man, addressing Mr.. Town
send. He was astonished when told the
true facts.
"Guess these bank people know
what's right" he said to his grand.
daughter. II never was much on 'rith.
metic."
He pocketed the e3iS.25. shook hands
with tho bank officials and returned
home.-Ncw York World.