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The Penn's Grove record., 1895-07-12

HESB ~Pp~
time Blowing ON the Thermometer bulb.
But while his fellow workmen warmed
themselves by their Exertions, he soon
became Exhausted and Perished Of cold.
Manufacturing up prices by blowing
free coinage gas into them will not pro-
duce more goods to be divided among
farmers and workingmen.
An Elephant who complained because
his Driver did not give him enough Grain
to eat asked a Simple Donkey how he
could increase his Daily Allowance. t
"Your DRYER now gives you Four Bush
els Of Grain each day, does he not2" ask
cd the donkey. Gwen SO" replied the
gentle elephant. "'Then," said the dom
key in silyery tones, "you must in fu-
ture use a Bushel Measure one-quarter as
large as that you have been using. In.
this way you can establish a Ratio of 10
Bushels to One elephant"
NORA. Even IL the elephant did get
angry, he should not have stepped on
the donkey.
An amiable Populist who wa afraid
tnht uS uelRupOrs WOulu o1eCt Hill W
Congress neglected his farm while he
travelled through his District denouncing
the Money Power. In his absence HIS
wife and children appealed to a Wicked
Capitalist for a loan on the security Of
the farm. "How do ! know that I will
get back as much Property as I give
Your" asked the wicked capitalist. "Oh,
kind SIR" replied the Weeping Wife,
shave no fear. My husband says that
the value of all property will be Doubled
as soon as we have free coinage" =
Moral. -Repudiating half Of ones,
debts is the surest way to inspire conf
dence in money lenders.
The Penn's Grove record., 1895-07-12

The statistics from the Treasury De-
partment show that 100000 tons OF
sugar we're consumed by the American
people in 1894. That is GO! pounds for
each man, oma and child in the
United States. Why should not every
body keen sweet?
The Penn's Grove record., 1895-07-12

Uncle Sam has dismissed Harrington
and employed a new weather prophet,
Willis l.. Moore. He is expected to
guess the weather better than it has
been done before, as lie gained a reITi-
tation for doing it in Chicago.
The Penn's Grove record., 1895-07-12

The curfew ordinance, which is SO
popular in other Minnesota towns, will
soon be adopted in Duluth. The pro-
posed ordinance prohibits all persons
under 10 years of age from appearing
on the streets after 8 o'clock in the
evening, and provides a penalty of..$lOO
fine or ninety days Imprisonment for
violation of the law. When will Penn's
Grove have a curfew which some peo-
pie think is needed?
The Penn's Grove record., 1895-07-12

A new law in Pennsylvania makes it
Unable for selling a ton of coal with
less than 2240 pounds in it. In most
places it is customary for dealers to
buy coal at 2240 pounds for a ton and
sell 1000 pounds for a ton.
The Penn's Grove record., 1895-07-12
ALWAYS
Something New in Footwear
At Grady's,
lN MEN's SHOES.
Best Assortment for the least Money TO be found in the CITY.


10 pairs of Mems Lace Shoes just received, which will be sold at S1.O0,-
an unusual bargain.
70 pairs of Mems Opera Toe RuSets, regular $500 value, at $3.50.
Mems Cafskin Shoes at $40 and s. have been sold at $500. Also a
full and complete stock of Mems Weted and Hand made Shoes at the most rea-
sonabe figures.
Boys and Youths Shoes in any style and at all prices from So cents up.
SPECIALS FOR THE LADIES-120 pairs of Ladies Fine Glaze Button,
opera toe and extension sole, at SIPS. Ask to see them.
Ladies Dongola Button, in opera and square toe, at SlOO.
Our Ladies ST. so line cannot be equaned in this city.
Ladies' WeHed and Handsewed Shoes at 1921, $500 and up
A new and complete line of Ladies OXFORDS, in Black, Tan and Patent
Leather at prices that will be sure to suit you.
FOR MISSES AND CHILDREN The finest line of Misses and Chldrens
Shoes both Black and Russet, we have ever carried.
AS Pairs of Chldrens Springfield Russets at so cents A great bargain.
A full stock of Misses RuSets in button and lace, square and opera toe, at
Sips and S159.
Chdren's Russets from 70 cents VI.
In fact everything in the line of Misses and Chihens Footwear at the right
prices.
Also WHITE SLIPPERS AND oxFoRDs for Ladies, Misses and Chill
The Penn's Grove record., 1895-07-12

The Christian Endeavor convention
now being held in Boston is probably
the largest congregation of Christian
people we assembled. 1t is estimated
that over $4,000 are present represent
ing all parts of the world. There are
1,229 societies with an individual
membership from every cline and ma
tion, with skins of varied color, in all a
great inter-racial brotherhood of 2,473,-
740. AS there is an inspiration in mum.
bers and Christian unity the doings of
these conventions are widely reported
and has its influence on Christian cit
iZenship.
The Penn's Grove record., 1895-07-12
FRIDAY, JULY II, 1895.

The first lady of the land is setting a
noble example of American mother
hood. The arrival of a third daughter
last Sunday increased the joys OF the
Presidential family.
The Penn's Grove record., 1895-07-12

The enforcement of the Sunday Ii
quor laws is the best act of the reform
administration in New York City and
should commend it most favorably to
all American citizens. If the foreign
element is not satisfied with our Sunday
laws they should go back where they
came from. Too many people take
liberty to mean license to do entirely as
they please and that the laws should
not restrict them to good order,
good morals and an observance of the
customs of a Christian country.
The Penn's Grove record., 1895-07-12
MAGNIFICENT PORCH ROCKER

the strongest, most comforta-
BILE and highest finished Chair
in Antique Oak and XVI. Gen.
fury finish you ever bought at
the moderate price of
The Penn's Grove record., 1895-07-12

The W. C. T. U. of Passaic county
is in a %quandary. 1t is customary to
invite the Mayor of the city in which
their convention is held to welcome
them. The convention will soon be
held in Patterson whose Mayor is a
brewer. 1t is a question among them
whether the same custom should fol-
low this year. OF course it should fol-
low. Mayor Braun may be a temper
ance man personally and a liquor man
for revenue only like the large liquor
manufacturer in VAUDEVILLE, Ont, who
will not let a saloon have a license in
the town where be lives nor his EN-
ployees to drink, Notwithstanding he
makes hundreds of barrels of whiskey.
He use to let his workmen have all the
liquor they wanted to drink free but
experience has taught him that it is a
detriment to them as well as his inter.
est al an employer of labor.
The Penn's Grove record., 1895-07-12

The prompt and satisfactory answer
President Conner of the Delaware Riy-
er Railroad Company to our Borough
Council in promising to have the pow
der ears no longer stand over night in
the Borough limits is worth common
dation. One can but be convinced of
the danger of powder car standing at
the Penn's Grove station and when ap-
prised of the fact it is the least desire
of the Railroad officials to injure or
damage u town, on whom they de-
pend for a good share of patronage.
The best interest of our town is also
the Railroad Company's interest and
hereafter all expect to feel free from
the menace of powder cars near by.
The Penn's Grove record., 1895-07-12

Another job of legal expenses which
we suppose could not, with propriety,
be curtailed," is soon to make its raid
upon the State Treasury. 1t is the
printing and distribution of three vol
umes of the Revised Statutes, about
II thousand pages in each volume, of
which the State takes one thousand
copies at SIS a set. These sets are to
be distributed ito the Judges of the
Courts, members of the Legislature, and
other officials entitled to receive them.
All these Judges and officials, however,
receive good salaries. Why shouldn't
they pay for their own laws, ifthey want
them, as other people mustp Can any
body tell p MorriStOpn JerSeymdn.
Why should not every person who de-
sires a set of these laws have them free
of costY Are not the people as much
entitled to them as any one elseP
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difference in their treatment of the diff
terent kinds Of ~ctrrencyf
It would indeed.
Has it ever happened?
Several times when IL seemed likely
that congress would pass a bill for TIE
free coinage of silver, people who held
the promissory notes Of tho government
got them redeemed In gold and put the
gold away.
Did anything of that kind happen in
1893?
Early that year the stock of gold in
the treasury was so low that people
were afraid it wouldn't hold out, and
banks or individuals who held "Sher-
man" notes, or greenbacks, turned them
into gold at the treasury.
The Penn's Grove record., 1895-07-12
WI. ,. SHARP 1 %.
& Co.,
Fourth and Market Streets,
Wilmington, Delaware.

Tile store 0oaU be closed every
eOening at60'eloek during Jul
and AmguSk.
The Penn's Grove record., 1895-07-12

Don't miss the excursion to Wild
wood Thursday, July 18th.
The Penn's Grove record., 1895-07-12
FABLES FOR

A Farmer who boosted that he was o
Practical Man mortgaged his farm to get
money to invest in q Perpetual Motion
Machine. "But," said a Neighbor whom
the farmer had told Of his Coming For
tune, ''the physical laws Of the Uni
verse make perpetual motion Impossi-
ble."
'If that is So" replied the practical
farmer, "them laws was made in the
interest of Wall Street Goldbugs. We
must elect q Congrus which will make
new Fisikel Laws"
Moral-Congress can do most any
thing but make 16 ounces of silver al
ways worth as much as an ounce Of gold.
The Penn's Grove record., 1895-07-12

ALumberman who suffered from Gold
noticed that he was most affected when
The Thermometer was ear Zero. He
therefore left off working and spent his
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-02-28
Sas 0entide Saterlano.

(ss 1T Elm Qano am ferneu Strano,
r uns NQen lieb uno pobl betannt,
$50 gihen iteb'n uno Buten grim,
Die Gtebe uno bic Eeben blub'n-
Sn ieiner Nitte lie9t Der port,
Den trdst fein fremoer &duber fort,
&ommt er BON Often ooer Weit,
Die oeutlde Brultpebr itebt ibm felt:
Seil, bell benz Ganoe, bell
Dem oeutiden Saterlano!
3iebt fibn aus ieinem Baterbaus
Der 8ede in bic Welt binaus.
ST iDitliher alS Gut uno 9elo
Der StaB. Ben feline Bruit entbdlt,
Der III oes ehten Wannes 8olo
llnb Dem ielbit Satin, Simnlel bolo,
Der StaB gebt niht BON Sano 5u Sano
Wan finoet ibn i'm oeutlben 2ano.
Seil, bell benz Ganoe. bell
Dem oeutiden Saterlano.
llno wirit er ieiuen leBten Blid -
gr riftet ibn auf's 9ano aurEd,
9as i'm alS 8tno Suerft qe9riiBt,
$50 Tim bic Wuiter crit getuBt,
Die ibm oaS gbrenflelo eriann,
Sn benz er aIe 0elt 9epann:
9eS oeutiden Wannes 3reu ulo ebr'.
9as 1T bes 9eutihen Baff' uno Webr.
Seil, bell benz 2anoe, bell
Sem oeutihen Saterlano!
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Orcc+ iuas Der SOngref
StIu, getbau hat.

Tonurh wurec@. sS 6 popsr SeSiuuus
aeu, Eierre al Is Cts. 81 bdhla0Cn. Tor
oerbui mo Seinlasen gu 30 Gents; stper
iur 30 9rrtS. NCue Glicu 35 2erts rae
S;Ad, &crrcrhui NIB Sroe &CiSbtS 80
Scris. Gin Get fir 81 so, uno ale Nrter
i ilu0s, sSu9cuz uno EuG8p MbCi' mic nut
u~uoCneiue ShmiCbcGrbelt 81 pertaltnIBz
ma6rg gerir9rn Ircricn Sn ptrrihtGn. Gs
m,roCu eid ron % biz 80 EroScrt eripaIt.
lille Artcit anrontirt. &eridrmt riht, bet
ms rurSuiprChcn. irCnn ihr NrbClf tbrn
loiien mont. Scaiiuitlgt ocu Sciter III Den
FrciiCu. ode ron Z. NuGnne unp I. StroBr
nElih, rem Spcrrbaric gC9cinbcr, Ct.
5 Ipun. W}un. 4lba
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sic tint tie a~utiriaen gstntcn fur Nema Cement
nae Bette, mas bic eattu i'm Gctrdu6Ctf IN.
osS... Iuif'e 8Ird, ct. @ermainirabs
SIVlC. q gIpuh Mtuu. 20
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Slice, WraSz SGmercien.

Siro Sic 5armer? 60 lieben sic etnen
trGfti9en, iipp,seu @rasiuuhs aui s9ieie
uno &eioe. Wit Salser's slice s8rassp Mi.
ihuuyen ~ersieleu Sic bic herrlititsu Griols
ae 3ieielben Sinh ausiIbrlid IN uuierem
Somens aatalos beidrieben.
GO sic bieie WottS aus
Oh II eipen | I 5 Cts. in Brief
marfen on Sohn VI. SalSer Seeo Co., ga
Is roiie, isis, ienoeu, befommeu Sic frei
cine YrUbe aleesros Riidun8ens Samen
uno SalSer'S &atalp9.
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df ts= &arten.<
D: Q: ME!EG: 8tebar5t,

absr WeD pnaIt & 1urptss esitfua, her gpfsfies
8raeuirtsr bee Itierarinttiunttsep ls8s
IN 9tieass. Der bette Mrbt 5ur Sebanoinng
BON Vieroen, Winoptsb, 2daismete. n6relit
Won Ninntapclts. D.
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DIR. J. G.. BOEHM,
9euti6er Wr5t,
Office in Atwood Block, thinner und 6,
2t. SIouo, Yinn. 81
BELGRADE Bank,

. Gbrih. Soteeroine. SaHnu~
8Clt ~rsrlttsn duf tsrsalttss unt urbsrsalitts
Gipenttum. Snier,Heu aut 3St 2trrNtsn erlaubt.
Die tefttu 5suers QCrFdtrunss.@seutt dtten rsrtrts
ten. GplIettipueu prompt btfcrat. ausldnttite
paFdasrd cine p~srtauft. glen SaHteSit aftsn tdrn.
esre Iu fmerf ia mfeit addentt. Iii
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~uWt wv "
Sene. be Or. &iua's neue 9ntoeduna ae.
brautt haben, fennen ibren gSertb, unb bic,
rpel6e nitt, baben Jest Die belt, bic
ielbe unentselbli9 Az periuden. Spredt
IN Der an9eA ei9ten Npotbefe Dor uno loft
eut cine S~eriudsaaite umionit aeben.
e h,dt enreu Namen urb Noreiie on 8. y.
Sudlin & 60. IN Chicago uno nebmet cine
Hrobeihattel bon Or. Sings Heue Sc.
lhrtft Der Nnueiinng sur grbaltuue Der
8eiunobett nno oes Sausbalts, 9leitfals
umlonlt. Gles oi,ies III 9arantirt. oab es
ert gut tbut uno nidts icitet IN ". s..
8 II b ms Npotbete.
Jrtis yiuen. d
Sdidt cure Noreiie nod .. 9. Budlen &
Co.. Chicago uuo empfan9t cine Yrote
ihattel bon 9r. &lr9's Eeuen 9ebsnspilen
unentselblid. GIN Yeriuh piro euh bon
lbren Nirtun9en iiberSeusen. 9ieie Ytleh
arbetten leitt uno limb beiteuS miriam ses
gen Seritopiuns uno irantsm aopipfb.
8e9en Walaria uno 2eberleiben haben tie
iih fuertboou erpieien. Is III aarantirt,
oaB iie fret limb uou Jeoer ihaobaiten Cub
ltana uno aus reinen 8rautern genodt iino.
Sic idtudden niht. ionoern ssbeu benz IRA
gen uuo ben 8epGrmeu Ton uno 1t1rieu be.
oelfeno Dos Splterr. 6e9ulare SrpBe %
9ents Die Sbadtel. Seriauft IN W. Z.
Subus Npotbeie.
BudIen's Arniea zaIbe.
TIE bette Salbe III Der Well fur SGuit'.
uunoen, Nbitirfuu9, 8eidwiire, SalSfluf,
5ieberiuunoen. Jlehten. Shrammen an Den
Sanben, 5rofbeulen. Slihnerausen uno ale
Sluiieblcr; lie bellt poiitip Samorrbotosn
ODER teine 3ablun9 uerlan9t. 8nrautirt.
oaB politd ror9e 3ufrleoenbeit ae9eben
uiro, poer oas 8elo wiro Surideritnitet
Bre,s per Shadtsl 25 Gents. gu pertaus
fen IN W. 5. 8 II b ms Gpotbe,e.
Moha( Wa6OuIDer If bas
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9trlr# s.
int Rlrtnrn !

3lnts Rranftciten. .9Qc iets bis
adt @pheu Seisteu iih @eifipire al per'
itieoeuen Stelen oes 6orpers NIB ole 4Rits
tel, bic id auwanotc. wollteu nltlt belien.
Sd nabm mciuc 3ulIutt 81 6prnt's Glpeu'
frautcrz Blutbclebcr uuo beute befinoe lh
MIDI irei pom allen @eitwiircu unb eiu ucues
gebeu be9irnt fir MIDI" Sobu u. Suapp,
81. Sanes, Sno.
Waaenleioen S~critOrte meme @eiuno'
belt. SD ma9erte 81 clncm Stc!ctt ab big
i'd SuleBt MIR uoh GO Yiuno ippg. . Sd mar
benz SOoe nabc. Nndoem i'd tnrm cine
Slaihe BON Torni's NlpcntrdutcrsA lutbCle'
Der geupmmcu bate, iebrte mein &ppetlt
,uriid, Die ardite nabmen Sl rno ih Uie9s
nun ll2 Yiuuo. y. &eoerlou, 3lIoen, Yiinn,
2tbtrleioeu. sd lit al Der Qeber.
bate bittercn 8eihmad i'm Wrnoc. Hiider'
itnler,en uub ieluCu Qlppetit. Tornl's Nlpcu'
frGuiers Slutbcleber iicllte MIDI ipteoer boil
tommen Der. Martin @ttner, spruce, SSis.
@Iutperaiituna. nSeit Sipei Sabren
mar tt] elm Gupoltoe. Mcir Nlut iuar per
9iitet uno it mar 20 eleno, ouB ib teine Nrs
belt tbun ipuute. 9ottpreu glaubtcu, Id
Sntte Die NusScbrung. Gun bin id pleoei
tari uno trditig. Sani benz punoerbaren
Surni'S Nlpeutrauter Slutbelcber. Sares
3borp, Sarron, Col"
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WrunSeisentbnmss Serfdnfe.
5hr hen g3rrftrn" btrittst sSH Rtsifrar 5trr
Sptu W. q m tI.


3ie ct y W & W 8p SO on Der.
bert w Satnes, y 4 COX Sec
Is I 1879 81 32... $24O
Sacob BoB uub Satin on Senrp
aruie, 3beiL 1!2 50 4 Sec 25 Z
1876 81 ...... II
Die Ct y W * W glienbabu 50 on
Sebalttan Shmaus, COX COX
S73 1879 Rl30.. $40
Wiunelota Qiie Sniurance g. 5ruIt
20 an Geluolo 8lmraot u liz Y
li2 9 7 1876 81 80 ............ $40
Nnorep 8 Reiapam on Die 3 Reig.
pam, . Z 50 4 Sec 3 1913 81
"a uno Nnoeres. ...... 5000
Better @alus uno Satin Oh Sobn
3app. NS d S84 Sec 10 Z 1875
81 80 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 400
Slaous u Sliou uuO 8lttiu an 81
9rt Dion . ll2 NC ia Sec %
l24 81 80 Il VI. 1900
Rauoara j Suulid an 8iQiam 8
Omen, Got 8 uuo 10 Old % Ban
"Nre'uS .''..'... 4UO
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gSc9en &aumman9el iDnneu mir nur pbi9e
aureu auiilbreu. gSeitere Gusfunit ertBell,
jeoo9 Or. Dieter sabrnru. u2-uaS
RoYue 2pe.. Chicago. I'LL.
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y a Il ut Material.

Bur asuntnienatmt, tde i'd bic gart tss
Sec. ID. S6dfer in atbdrp tduAtt ubsrupmmtn
tdbe uuh eas 8sftGft IN SaumatCrtal issltttr unt
rsr bttsr Sprtsn, als gumbsr Sttnhtln u. I. N. ME
Rail-, Gtmsnt n. (. N. bttrttben merle. Muir 8utts
@attrtal ~ ZEN nisertsfsu grGtisn BET
ig-li Sobn Tteortd.
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2arI 2rppp.
2arI @repp: Sohm @regg.
@cbriibcr &rDpp,
3au=T ontraftorrn

Maten aoitenanitld9e fir airden, Sdr'
.eu, GeliocnSen, 8clhditsblpds, Vriiden
etc. ;ocssleihen Wcrfdnfcr aler Sprten
8alf, Is ement uno ionitl9eu Saunateridllen.
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90 seiunA ais fe I'm Seben.

~ BtIuu utt IL tM SepeU. IL
Spofans. Nab, %. on. 1891.
Bdbr,nb ,in.m geiu4. om ,,Sunb." beton uuSu
13Hbrtees G6Attrdsu ct. gettss9ous. Srt Her,ie
bafteu ne In SebonbIuue. obr obne grioIs unb rtetb.u
tbr banu nod bier surlt,u'strtu pier o~ne,Ianst
parbe re tmmer fhlimmer uno unier Nryt tsunie nuy
bomtt tSf,tu, eab Ne bic RraRibtit pisIet6t p.rpadieu
pdrst. Tasbr oils .ineu Yecuot lang tounie fe tetu
Mort ipr,aen unb mar itbr ~.infdIiis. Ra4 BEN gts
hau6 Don 2 Sloidsu ,,Raftor R6uia'S Reruens Stdrser'
tn Re 10 eeuuo ais te In tbrem 9.btr uub ohus trs,uS
elm Rronthstis,sttsn 8tr smpisblsu bt.its Waitt.I
Wien anfs bersltttte. 5r. u. papue.
Sebeuteno gebefert.
Gambler, 3ioaa Co., v. o.
20 s.brar6te fiuf 5lakhtn GATOR Rbutas Rers
> %reuiiarfsr tlr Rsruohtdt uuo Sdlafofa,.tt. RoHs
BEN 10 nur Dsutgs DOZEN oauon etnommtu bate,
b~trahisitn ft metne Neruen. mstn S5laf mar teter
nSo erantf.nbsr. Gas Yltttsl bat mir tn ieo.r gs
itssuus gut s.tbau. O.. g. guruSer, 9aitor.
c.>s Elm tps;ilsoues Bud fur geroeuIetoeuoe
lHIHI uEo eIue RrobesJluihe s~ugeionbt. Arme
w. erbolteu oud bic Y}eotstu umiouit.
2teie Weot5in puroe ielt BEN Sabre 1876 bon BEN
So6p. Bator Gouia IN sort 9papns, Suo., suberetiet
uHo Jest inter ietner Nnrusiiuug BON Der
koENiC MED. Co, Chicago, IIl.
40 ;. Franklin Street.
BET apothsfsrn ia baben fur
~ 90 Die SIaidlc, q SIaid1cn fur So. 90:
erobe Si.15, q fur $500.
gu tattn bel ". RrIttpr, ggrtttttr. ct. Qicue.
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Seferreid.

Dien. Die So6ter oes oeritor6e,
men Sberitlieutenant &oebLr bat ii4
in einsm Qniaa bon 9erIolsunsss
tpabniinn mittels elmer iaarien Sade
ben aopf ssIpaltst. Sic puroe nod
lebeno ms Spital seidaift.
Graz. Der Sberlieutenant bes
Giisnbabnresimsnts unb Selssrapben'
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NoDal YadpnIUer lit bas
, e il e BON allen 8dbritoHen. -
Ser. Stnateu Gesierunssberidt.

OFFICIAL Stsfon Hitter b. Yopooih
tpuroe tpegen Yetruss gu Is Wonaten
Serter perurtbeilt. 4us Gram iiber
ben ungeratbsnen Sobn batten iia i'm
porisen Sabre Der Batter unb bic Wtuts
ter oes nun 9erurtbeilten, nit einsm
Strid aneinanoer gebunbsn, semsins
ibaftli4 in Der Wlur ertrdntt. - Der
8duerInton Gisbnig inYrdoali tpuroe
I'm WoIoe bon elmer Shneelaipire pers
ihiittet uno estOotet, Sein 9ruber
unb fein Sebn retteten iih nit tnaps
per Nptb. Bel S4pur3enba5 i'm
Wiebtbale purosn our6 cine Canine
bier gergarbeiter perihiittet; brei
tpuroen gerettet, elmer blieb tpbt. Cine
gauernbube puroe 5sritOrt, bic BE-
iiBer 9"eret.et.
2embsrg. Der prioatisr D,
tpelfer oiele Sabre in eliidli9er Che
nit isiner biIoidOnen 5rau lsbte,
iiberSeugte iit iiinsit, bab lie elm 2iss
b%esoerbaItniB nit einsm Sfficier UNI
terbielt. IS iano Elm piitolenbueI
apii6en .. uno benz Sfficisr itatt.
.. puroe tDotIid setroiisn, ba bic
au9eI inn ben Sals our6l0herte.
Oils be1en 5rau bisrpon &snntnib ers
belt, sri6ub tie iia.
Reidenbsrs. Iuf benz 5rieos
6oIe i'm benahbarten Rdhlib purbe
ous 8rub zines oisier Gage beerbisten
Sdusbeiisers geOfinet uno Der Sare
oufgeiprengt gefunbsn. Der 2side
feblten bic Striimpfs, bic S6ube las
gen i'm 9rabe. Oes anbern Morsens
fanb Der Sootsngrdbsr bas Grab Der
Qrbeiterin 5ulIotpiB s%sOffnet. 9luts
ipuren fiibrtsn BON bsmIslben CUR
Wobnung bes iocialiIttiden Giiens
orsbsrs Sbpn. Der SootenerG6er unb
Der 8emeinoeporiteber bsgaben iid
oortbin uno es 5eigte ii6, bab 5bpn
WerleBun9en an ben Sdnoen bate.
Sefra9t, seItonb er, bas Grab Der Dir
beiterin eeOffnet gu babsn, um gu
iebsn, ob tie ais Socialiitin aud i'm
rothsn aleioe besroigt norben iei. Gr
puroe benz Srsisgeritte einseliefert
uno itebt i'm 9eroatts, nod mebrers
2eiheni tGnoungen porgenommen gu
baben.
Sdueti.
9ern. Dieter Gage tpuroen Elm
iungsr Wann uno 5tpei 6rauen aus
benz 0orfe Gontirore auf einem be-
na6barten 9erge bon elmer Canine
iibsrraiht uro getOotet. - Sn 9iois
mafte Elm Wann, nahoem er mebrere
S6oppen Wein gu iid senommen, nit
isinem 3ehgenoiIen cine Wette, er
tpoue audi nod sinen bdlbsn Otter taIz
ten friiten Rabm trinten. 8eiagt,
qetbdn. oils Der damn mad Sauie
tam, fiiblte sr Iid unlpobl. uno na6
sinigen Stunoen itar6 er in ben Irs
men ieiner 5rau.
Sent. Den sr0bten Spring
brunnsn Der Welt beiibt Die Staot
@enf. 0srielbe 1T srit Dor 8urjem
am llfsr bes 9enfer Sees erridtst
porbsn. Der DaHeritrabl piro big
su e.;.;er S0be bon 80 Wetsr setporfen.
5ir sep0bnli6 piro Der SPRING
Drummer nur Sonntass in Sbdtigteit
ssiebt. abenbs erfost elsttriiae Be-
Isuttung oes Waiiers.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-02-28

9ie grOben Der @eltausItel-
lung 5el9ten, oaB fem yadpuluer
10 rein lit uno 10 uiel @dbrun9s
ituff in lid) hat als oas NoOal.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1895-03-22
ALTAR OF ROSES.

Expense and Trouble Necessary for the
Production of Single Pound.
Altar of roses is generally spoken of
as the most extravagantly costly per-
fume in the world but when the trouble
and expense of raising the roses and
securing the essence is taken into ac-
count it is really very reasonable in
price, says the st. Louis Globe Demo-
crat. If the delicious perfume were.
produced in this country and the lowest
wages in the land paid for labor it could
not be retailed at even three times the
existing prices. Nearly all the altar of
roses in the world comes from the por-
tion of Europe which used to be part
of Turkey, but which is now under Rus
sian influence. To secure pound of
essence it is necessary to have an entire
acre of ground covered with roses and
to have good crop even then, and then
the guilty ors cannot rely on receiving
more thar seventy or seventy-five dol
lars po d.
The l&oor of cultivation is very ar
duous, and plucking the roses is even
more so, the work being done by wom-
en-, whose hands are torn all to pieces
by the work, and whose pay barely suf-
fees to buy food. Roses have been cul-
tivated in other countries for similar
purpose, but the return is nowhere so
large as in the neighborhood of the
Balkans, where the soil and climate ap-
pear exceptionally adapted for the pur-.
pose. 1t may be added that the sweet
smell Of genuine Turkish cigarette is
the result of adulterating the tobacco
with the refuse from the rosebuds and
stalks.