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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-05-09
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Der Siaotratt Don Baltimore 10
cine 8eroronun9 anasnommen, nonad
oas Turnen in Den gOltsidulen eiuas
fibrl uno Elm Turulebrer nit einen
Sabresaebalt bon $500 anseits0t nst,
Den iou. Cine orosre Yorlaae, bns
Soloatenipielen uuter Der Stuliussns
Su f%ultiptren, wanoerte III ben Bapier.
forb. 9uHeIbe Sh,dial botte eire 8or
lase, bre, Dameu OILS M,tslisosr osl
| Shulbeb6rbe anSufelen.
Nlatomo.
Sn Snonoen bot Elm furblbore,
Sturm sroBen Sdaoeu arserittst. au'
Der Jarm BON Sol. Galloway murbe cir
6aus umseuebi. uno elmer Der 8smob
ner bssielben. Der Neser Brpant Nrr,ns
ton, aei5btet. Nud cine Sheure fieI
benz Orion gum Opier unb bic BARN
befinclihen aiibe famen ums Sober.
Dem Sturm folste elm idnsrsr Sosel'
i1laa, Der obns 8ueiiel i'm gountp gre.
Zen Sdaoen anseridtet bot.
S%llinpts.
Sir ben Bau uno Beirieb elmer elef
tri5Hen Babn BON 9anpiGle bis Sur
@renSe BON Srrquois Gounip, cine
Strede Don bre,sis Weilsn. boben. Die
Superuforen bon 8ermllicu 60, ".
8. Wotb,as unb @snpHen oos Beqs
reht auf ben 1ffentlihen Strosen fir
30 Sabre seipdbrt. Die 8obn ion bic
gum /. Noi 1896 iertissefe(lt iein unc
Der 5abrpreis fol- nidt mebr oils Ii
CTS. pre- Wsile betruseu. gm Qlpin
2ate mollen bic nutsrusbmer Elm sroses
Qotel bnuen.
Galiforai.n.
Wie aus ufiab eemsloet pirb. fiuoet
auf elmer fleinen unbenannten SnIel in
Nenboiino gounip cine pulfauiIte
eruption ftatt. gsreits Dor einisen
Bodeu wurbe beridtst, bas Slnmmen
aus benz 8oben Der Sniel ~auffeiseu.
8. 6. Werebitb BON 9rinitp Gountp.
meldsr Dor einiseu 9aaen bic n6rblite
RIits burhuanosrte, fam auf ieiuem
Weee auf einen 8unti, pelher b,eier
Suiel seaeniberlisst. Sc mar aessn
Nbsnb. als er ourd einen be0en Jeuers
itein ndher binsuseludt uuros. Gr
sluubte erit, baB elm Shiff auf Der See
brenne. Ola er nm uGhiten Woraen
nod Der STEELE Suridtsbrts, sntoedte er.
bob aus elmer Beraipise Der Snisl oibts
ihwdrSe &audwclfeu emporiieser.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-05-09
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@ilsborf.-9ie Nrbeiten an Der
neu su erribienoen @aherleituns in
@llsoUri seben rlitis uoran.
Siefirh. - 8om Z. bis gum Is.
September b. 8. fiubet in 9ieiird cine
a~usteauns itatt.
" albbillis.-Su fait aIen Ort.
idaitsn in Der llmseseno BON Bulo.
blals trlit be Snfluen5e iebr befiIs out,
namentlih unter ben dltern 2euien.
S,e iibrt Suien. &Opi. unb Seitenweb
i'm 9eioise.
Guremburs. - Die i'm Sabre
lS49 ben @emeinben. Nrmsnbureaus
uno ipniiisen p~obltbdtisen Gnfalten
I'M @roBbsrSosibum semadten S4en,
tunaeu bsleufen iid insseiummt oui
1874, 155 5r.
Nieberferden - CUR ouse.
msinsn 3ufrisosnbeit psrmebrt lid in
0ieberteriten bic 9abl Der urieiiihen
Drummer, pelds MIR ie rs bis 80 5r.
foitet. So aibt bort bereits 5ebn FOLDER
Brunusn, wslhs oas Boiier bis Elm
Meier bod in bic Cuff idleuoern.
ulilinaen. - Nm /. Wai paro
in ulflnsen cine Sausbaltunssidule
ei6ffuet. an Der s%enanuten Nnitalt
miro Der welbliben Suseno @elegenbeit
sebottn. fid in allen GRANDDAUGHTER 81
peruCltummsn uno nit ollen 9meisen
elmer einiaden, iolioen Sausbaliun9
perlraut Su neroen.
Rebtnsen.- Seit mebreren To
gen bsfinoet fih 8aueOnbucteur &ies
que Reolnssn in Beiiemburs uno be
ihditisi lih nit ben NusmeHunesarbsi1
ten Der prolsclirten itmolipurisen @is
isnbabn 8ettemburs.Nipelt; nit benz
Bau oerielben ioa binnen iurSer 8eit
besOnnen weroen.
@reipetoin9en .-Nuf Der OH
tsroerlteiseruns oer grben q. SpelS in
@reiueIoinsen puroen, trob Der idleh
ten WinterSsiisn, snorme Breiie er5islt.
Gin 8einbsrs uon 6 Ncrss puroe gum
Grsile BON 1900 Gr. nebft IL YrOcent
Nufselo 5useitlaser. Cine Wieie BON
IL Ncrfs wuroe gum Yrelie pom l740
Sr.; ilr Nderlnno wuroen cub aunebm
bare Erelie 9eboien.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-05-09
OcSnt ,paS Der Gongreb
St|t@, 9etbam hat.

9aburd wuroe 6. ". s ooper 9eSpnns
aer, 9ierbe Al Is Cts. AZ beitla9en. Sor.
oerbuf uno Beitla9eu Su 20 Gents; spet
fur 35 Gents. Neue Gtien 80 Gents oas
s;ad, 8orferbui uuo Stoe Bei9bts so
Gents. Gin Get fir I'll 80, nno ole Nrten
YHua., 8usens uno Sus9p Nrbett pie audi
allaeme inc SbnIieoearbelt ~ perbaltnlBs
malta gerirasn Yretien sn oerrihten. Us
meroeu Cud pou % bis so YroScut eripart.
Vile Nrbeit sarautirt. Seridumt niht, bel
uns porsuiprehen. wenn ibr Nrbeit tbnn
lalien mont. Beaiuitist ben Better IN ben
Yreiieu. Ode pou Z. Npenue uno l. StraBe
ilblih, benz Spernbauie sesenlber, ct.
Glouo. Mum. alba
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-05-09
8o1aI YadpuIber lit oas
b e It E Dol, alien @dbritOHen. -
Ser. Stnaten Rea ierunsss 8eridt.
Mhfbtnatpn.


Sn Sent!le puroe Dor e,nigen 9n9en
elm friberer Mrlruaufeer Namsns Yaul
Z. Yaee psrbn''et, neil er Den Wirtb
Sarrp 8. 5roSer, nit rem er iber Elm
8~artenipisl in Streit serathen, erihois
fen bate. 0Isier Scrr Yass bot frei.
lib Milwnutss 'bon Dor oielsn Sabren
perlaHen. SeIn Yater mar elmer Der
erfien Qnfieoler. i'm Sobre 1853 Sheriff
ces @ounip's uno ieds Sabre ipdter
Wapor Der Stnot. 9nneben betrieb er
elm Stnittwuarenseihdft on Der OF
m~aEerhraBs. Der olte Serr Baae iiarb
i'm Sabre 1873 in Dresden. 9eutid.
lamb. Seine 5nmilie iieoelis baun mod
Baiaoeua in Californian iibsr unb Der
Sobn Yaul Z. Sage iaufte iid in Sib
Doiota an, NO ct erfolsreih Der 8ieb
audit oblas. Gr belt iib felt Dem IL.
Npril in Ssattle, Wa'b auf auf ieiner
DurhreiIe nab Nlasfa. mo er nod 8oio
su araben ssondie 9sr 3ampfer, Der
i'm bortbin brlrsrn ioGts. If Donneriiae
obaefahreu uuo Base iiBt nun i'm @e
fdnsnis. nm isirem BrOSsB e~nisesen5u'
iehen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-05-09
DR.. prices Cream Batting powosr
1as poafommenfe. has sema6t tuirb.
Weft @iratntd.

Der Streif Der 6rubenleuie i'm Bocn-
bontas 8eSirf uno Lungs Der rNcrfolf
unb Weilrten @Iienbahn" Bot iih 10
melt aussetreitet. BOB idmmtlide CRU
ben. iiber breiBis on Der 3ab:. tbat'dh.
lib fiji Iieaeu. SOle tnuieno 8ruben.
leute iino iest an benz &ompie UNI elne
so Gents State betheiliet. Die @ruben
leute i'm &%auapbatbnl iino benz Streif
nod niht beisetretsn. peroen bies ieooh
iofort tbun. iobalb Der 8eriuh semuht
tperbsn wiro, BefsQunsen fir bic Cru.
benbeiiber oes Bocubuntas Seairfes aus
Sufibren. Bis Jest baben feine I'm
ruben ftattaefunbeu.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-05-09
EribiabrssNebi3iu.

Vile Wenideu baben our JriibiabrsSei
cine NeoiSin notbis, fpelde oas Blut perdus
bert. Der erite marine Sriiblinsstas aeist
uns, oaB oas Blut su bid 1T uno bic Sober
niht rihtig arbeitet. Nir Ieloeu on Der,
itopfuns, uno bic Observation-Disclosures
eribeinun9en folsen, tpie aopfidmerien,
ihletter Scrub aus benz Runoe, fettise
Saut Nusidldae, Shtpinoel, NppetitIpit9.
fett. NQe bieie Observation-Disclosures
limb betant inter benz Namen 5%riibiabres.
Steber. Sober iolte bas srpBe oeutide
Seilmittel Or. Gusuit 8bnis's hamburger
9ropfen anpenben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-05-09
80 bin 10 mioe,"

III Elm sswCbnli6sr @usruf in titier Sab.
%res,stt. IisIer 3ufanb III bauptidtlit
hem unreinen 3ufanbt tss Slutts ,u,u.
fhrsibsn, une isinsr Girfeluns, ben per
fbistsmn Srsansn pes 8crpers a%efunbe
Seine ,%usuflbrsn. Sntem es stnau pisis
.reinissnesn, fdrftnesn Gissnibafttn be.
fst, bic bas Spfsm p%trlanst. uberwdltist
Scpb's SarIaparila isnss Wattisttitsss-
futl. brinst ben @ppstit wiebsr. rsiniat tas
Slut. fur, ss tbsilt BEN 8Orptr cine traftt.
q 9 G~sluuebstt nit.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-05-09
SD ib{aun.

gu Wurauette entituno fiirSlid in Der
9ods Elm ilsinsr Nuirubr. inotm BIZ
unionarbeiter bic BON ben Qrbeitseberr
mportirten fremnen Nrbsiter su usrtrei.
ben iuhten. Obaleid 8iele uerleB'
iuurben, nuroe bob Niemano aet6otet
ODER t0otlih ueripunoet. Der Sheriff
Yroab ihpor oie ncueu arbeiter ole
Silfsiheriffs Elm, bod hielten onielbeu
sleid benz eritsn ansriff Der llnionleuie
niht Siano. Der Sheriff alnrm,rte
oann cine gomplsnie WiliS; bod Der
@apitdn bss saiffes .Yontiac". bee
einBisen I'M Suisn. erfldrte, bob er feline
~iernere Silfelsiitnns ieifens Der Grbeis
ter braude, uno 10 famen Die Soloaien
niht Sur 8ernenonn9.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-05-09
TrIblmssuabe.

Ala h t bic 5eniter anf,
% Seifuet nett oas Saus -
'Saat ben troBism Burden
Den @inter hlnaus;
Seine 3eit 1T nm
S.ieb Su LANCE idon
StoBt ihn ab BON ielnem eiiisen 7bron
Ntaht bic 5eniter auf.
Seffnet melt oas Snus,
3snn ein ibmuder Burihe,
Der 9enS, 1T oraus'.
laBt ibn ihnea herein,
er brin9t Sonnenidein
SolOer 2ens, 9u iolit unier @bnls iein
Waht bic SerSen auf.
2dB Der Sonne Strabl
Sic erfriidt uno ertuGrmt
Nttt elnem Nal -
Sa9t ben BOB btnaus,
3aBt Die Glebe bereln,
2aBt Dos SerS ben 5emtel Der 2iebe
fem!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-05-09

- Nit 8abrbett iast Shateipeare : @er
meme 8eloborie itieblt, itieblt Ylunoer
per mid aber melnes 9uteu Hamens be-
raubt, nimmt mir oas, mas lhn uidt bereis
dert, mid aber in &irilihteit arm madt."
Sitet eub Dor s%suiienloien Eerionen, Die
oeriuhen euh ben suten Yamen Al utbmen
uno aus Der Stipulation Iortheil Al siebeu.
Die !. u. WattinS Neoical Company bat
aui Or. &aro's &egetable Nuoopue 2tnes
ment sebaut. 9tiet bic pahre 9eIhibte
oeS Or. @aro'S Weoisins 9eihdites in e,.
ner anoeren Spalte oieies Slattes inter Der
Nbbilouns hires 9riiuoers s. 81. gSattins.
8. 6. Us E 1T 49ent fir 9 tearns Go.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-05-09

Bodies 8ltieerBeug plattirtsr 8inabar
sewpbnli6er 10 Gents rpsrtb. ips;iels,
greis 81 Gents.
8arirter S6lrisn.8 insbam s ets merit
su 81 Gents.
Stantare 8attun, CONNER. Wufer, TO-.
600 Glen, &c pertb ~ 3 Gents.
Sc reiner Sneiap blautr 8attun, in allsr
Wufsrn. 81 4 Gents.
Sc ssitreifter unb farther Outing Slanel
96S glen gu 81 Gents bic gare.
1864 Glen l5c fein isurtrts 3eua.Sa.
tines. cine &nswabl an Wutsrn, 7 9enti
bic Gle.
35e wplsns Gbalies ~ 20 9ts. bic Gle.
3pil eu Hprb unb u. 3. 6. 8insbam ~
81 Gents.
SometicS.
A Srnseals asbleitte SaumprGe s!
ets. wertt, 0ertdufspreis A Gents.
50 une &C 4l4 feline unseblsihte Baum.
prle. sswctnlibsr 5 u. &C gBsrtb ~ 3 Gts.
4l4 unstblettte gdumpcle aep6bnlt.
der 5 unt &c @srtt ~ 3 9ts.
l5e ertra Itpsrs 1snims 10 Cts.
l2te aefrsifte une tarirte 9bepipts Su SC.
SertiSt getttlter unb 8iIen .rsber,u
oe biniaer ols tbr eas Cotton bel Der gare
tduftn tpnnt, mas BARN III.
Weiee Setteeden liza, 81 wertb, Ipebiel.
Ter gerfaufsprsts 90 Gents.
35e ertrd Itwsre sebleihte uue unac.
blslhte Sanetuber, gertdufspreis % 9ts.
ginnsns Saneilbsr ~ l5t, irei fur 25e.
l9 unt PIC per Stud.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-05-09
TiI6augeln.

SUITE 6aspslu 10 Gents bis SO; in elm.
amber ssfl9te 5ii6rutbsn loo tis 81; 10
aute 5iibtdtsn fur ! Gent; CUTE 5ifb-
itnur | Gent bis Sl.0O; 10 SUP Sapdni.
liIht gamtco.R uibe fur 9 9ts.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-05-09
SamcusS shirt @aiIts.

Iamsn Wdits ssm0bnlit ppn tleinsren
8sibditen ~ Is Cts. pertauft, bel uns III
80 Gents.
3 her tsiten Sprter Iamsn.@ aifs mer.
ben nur bel uns pertduft: Wcnarh,
e felle unh Z rtltp i'm 0ertbe ron 81
bis 81; bic siu;lse I6pne Ausmabl bel uns.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-05-09
Smeiter Nlur obenaut.

Spe3teGes Bargain epartsmsnt.
S6pere ssrippte i6par,s taumwpatne
ineerftrlmpfe, 5 bic 81, ju 5 Gents.
Sdumpplene Strumpfs, ertra itprre,
5 bis 81 ~ 6 Gents.
8elt8rdue Rdthsntrumpfs in alien
Srostn. rertb his III 40 une 45c, cure
Auspabl ~ Is Gents.
Stparje Gamsntrimpfs nit peisen
5assn. ise;isler gertduf su 4 Gents.
lie ndmltttn Is Cts. ntrtb III 10 Gts.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-05-09
SWeiter Tlur o%benanf.

los un,sn 9 Guide sritsr Slafe aaran.
tirte Waibletfe ~ % Gents.
10 Gents Sptletten. Setfe su 5 Cts.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-05-09
6cbriiocr &rDpp,
Eau C%ontrattoren

Raten 8oIteuauitlGse iiir airden, Sdu'
len, HeiioenSen. @elhGftsblods, Sriiden
etc. ;ocSgleiheu Werfdufcr aler Sorten
8alf, Z enent uno ioritiaen Snumaterlalten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-05-09

n suu Gle an Nbsumatisuue lttoen
Jtrt,bt unt ID itntt u tltI d tin yddtt her
n unerrtarhtn Nttilln tie mt6 unt mdnht anetrt
ssuadusia iurirt tai. Ctr tat Ptutt sshttlt, he %
Satr, NIT Rttumattsmu bet dtttt partn. Sonn
II, mtth -, plllr auitt, Ute. Itrt. A. ~
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-05-09

sit aut bic autiniatn gacnttn fur atma Gtmtnt
kas Bette. nae bic tabin I'M 9tbrautttf.
OsS.o. puW's 8Isd. 81. 6srmatWNrabs
SVtlt. 81. Glsae. WtaR 20
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-05-09
D: o: NELL. 8tehQrat,

attr MED pnalt & Wurptp's 2titfau, her gpfpffiet
stssnUbSr. 9rdeuirtsr bee Itisrlriustfuness9patst
IN 9ttedsp. Der bette Ar3t lur Sebanolune
pom Ytcroen, Ninopteb, 26afeuete. nbrtltt
rpn Rtnneapp lis. s.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-05-09

Die Nrbeiten an Der
neu 81 erridienben @oferlsituns in
@llsopri aeben rintig poran.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1895-11-20

Tours to the Golden Gate and Florida via
PennsyIvania Railroad.
That the public are quick to recognize
the advantages of the Pennsylvania Rail-
road Company's perfect conduct tourist
system is exemplfed by the annual in
crease In the number OF participants In
tours organized under that system. Aside
from this, the growing desire OF Ameri-
cans to see the wonders OF their land Is al
so an important factor In advancing this
healthy sentiment in favor of travel.
This seasons tours to California will be
conducted in all respects as those OF pre-
cedng years, and will leave New York
and Philadelphia February IL and March
II, 1895. On the first tour stop will be
made at New Orleans for the Mardi Gras
festivities, and four weeks will be allowed
Ia California. On the second tour four
and one half weeks will be allowed in
California.
10 addition to the tours to the Golden
Gate, series OF tours to Jacksonville has
been arranged. The tours will leave
New York and Philadelphia January %.
FEBRUARY 4, IL, Is, and 20, and March 8,
1896, and allow two weeks stay 10 the
''Land of Flowers"
Detailed itineraries OF the tours will be
on application to Tourist Agent, 1876
Broadway, New York, or Room All,
Broad Street Station, Philadelphia.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1895-11-20

"A correspondent of the Trenton
State Gazette, in communication on ed
vocational matters in the issue of last
Thursday, says:
The Pedagogical Seminary" of which
q. Stanley Hall, PHI. D., LID, OF Clark
University, Worcester, Mass, is the edi-
tor, in the October number, in an article
on the History of Child Study 10 Amer
ica,h by Sara L. Wiltse, states as follows:
'New Jersey j. NJ. Baldwin
has embodied the intere ting observations
he has made upon his own children in
volume entitled Mental Development in
the Child and the Rice This volume
is most interesting aud valuable where
experiments are recorded, but the specula-
tive part OF the book will strike many Is
over subtle and its conclusions premature.
DR.. Baldwin has strong sense of the i'm
portance of the subject, AID like Professor
Boyce, assigns to imitation preponderat
ing role 10 psJ chic evolution. The 'Psy-
Geological Review of which DIR. Bald
win is one of the editors, has printed val
liable contributions. He promises an
other volume, entitled Interpretations.
MISS hilllC n NuidlnS, OL tue
ton Normal School, has collected data of
the greatest value, exceeded perhaps 10
quantity as well as worth only by that of
Mr.. Russell During the past year Miss
Williams has followed DR.. Halls fifteen
syllabi and contributed hundreds of re-
cords to each syllabus Her method has
been to dictate each syllabus to her Nor
NAL classes, talk over the phenomena, and
then each member goes with her obser-
walton books and blanks to all children
and adults within reach, and the results
are forwarded. Toward the end of the
year each pupil attempts some classical
ton OF her recorded results as part of
the work in the psychology class. Tests
and experiments are also made on chill
dren in the belief that those who do this
work are better teachers
DR.. Hall himself complimented in tie
highest manner the work of the New
Jersey State Normal School in this direc-
ton relative to that of other institutions.
Miss Williams has been conducting
work in child study since 1892, following
the form devised in Worcester, and all
of her pupils, an annual graduation of
nearly one hundred and fifty, are taught
TO carry on investigations in their work
as teachers. In 1898 she read a paper
bearing on tails subject before the New
Jersey State Association and at certain Of
the county institutes, and is at present
engaged in the preparation Of an article
for the Pedagogical Seminary" She
has spent several Summers at Clark Uni
versity, where she recently had the honor
OF ing emit rtaincd by President Hall
himself
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1895-11-20
PatIt aurora.

The Petit Jurors to serve at the Decem
Der term OF Court were drawn Tuesda
by Sheriff Poulson, as follows:
Formau II. Potts, Franklin.
Peter Snyder, Alexandria.
Judson L. Fields, Lambertville.
Robert Ii. Moore, Raritan.
David Nj. McCathran, High Bridge.
William HOLES, Alexandria.
John w. Hoff, Kingwood.
George q. Bird, Raritan.
George b. Schuyler, Clinton.
Jacob o. 0rts, Lebanon.
Adam Pickel, Readington.
John Ii. B. Opdycke, Franklin.
Sylvester Martin, Alexandria.
John Seals, Tewksbury.
S,illford Clawson, East Amwell.
Joseph K. Leigh, West Amwell.
George Hoffman, High Bridge.
Edward Moyle, Union.
Allen G. Apgar, High Bridge.
John M. Demott, Clinton.
Frederick A. Young, Clinton.
Jonah A. Hoagland, Readington.
Jacob A. Philhower, Tewksbury.
OHdIIcs AiHWluCs AiuBWoous
John Parks, Raritan.
Aonzo Butler, Alexandria.
Battles Pickel, Union.
Patrick Kelly, Lambertyllle.
John w. Fisher, Delaware.
John b. X. Clark, High Bridge.
Augustus I. Fields, Kingwood.
John 9. Davis, Al, xandria.
Warford L. Davenport, Raritan.
Oliver Van Billiard, Lebanon.
Peter III. Latourette, Readington.
John G. Welth, Bethlehem.
Theodore A. Norman, Delaware.
George Cresger. Bethlehem.
John }. Pegg, Raritsn.
Lansing B. Baker, Clinton Borough
Henry Britton, Raritan.
Lewis Kerr, Delaware.
Lewis J. Apgar, High Bridge.
Bernard Kerr, Jr., Clinton.
Van Doren Losey, East Amwell.
Charles Bells, Frenchtown.
Lewis II. Hiner, Franklin.
Richard McGronigle, Kiugwood.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1895-11-20
HIT ON THE BATTLEFIELD.
General Miles Tells of the Sensations Fro.
duced by Gunshot Wounds.

General Miles Tells of the Sensations Fro.
duced by Gunshot Wounds.
"You have been wounded several
times, general. How does it feel to be
ghot?"
"That depends upon where the ball
strikes you, replied General Miles, "If
1t passes through the feshy part Of the
body without hitting the bone, 1t is o
half mile away before you realize that
you are shot, II 1t meets with resist
ance, however, you get the full force Of
the bullet, and 1t strikes you like q
sledge hammer. ! was shot In the neck.
The ball cut along the side OF my
throat, under my ear and passed on. At
Charlottesville ball struck my waist
belt plate, and then, DETECTING, went in
to the body. The blow paralyzed me. I
could not move for weeks from my
waist downward, and every one thought
would die. was taken home to Mas
sachusetts, and after a few days sur
prised the doctors by moving my right
foot They took this for sign that the
ball was in the opposite side of the body
and probed for it, laying the bone Of my
hip bare. They found the bone broken
and took out nine pieces, leaving one,
which they failed to find. They found
the bullet several inches farther down
than these pieces of broken bone.
"At another time I was wounded in
the shoulder by the half Of bullet. ]
was holding my sword up to my shout.
der when the bullet struck the edge Of
the blade and was cut in two, one half
of the bullet flying ON and the other 60
ing into my shoulder, At another time
I was wounded In the foot, the ball
striking a Mexican spur that I was
wearing and going of into my foot.
By the way, think I have the spur. u
Here the general opened drawer in hiE
desk and pulled out a big Mexican spur,
which was broken ON one side. The
break was caused by the bullet striking
the spur.-Bloomington Oils Panta
graph.
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800 Reward 600.

The readers of this paper will be pleas
ed to learn that there is at least one dread
ed disease that science has been able to
cure in all it's stages, and that Is Catarrh.
Halls Catarrh Cure is the only positive
cure known to the medical fraternity. Ca
tarrh being constitutional disease, re-
quires constitutional treatment. Halls
Catarrh Cure Is taken internally, acting
directly upon the blood and mucous sur
faces Of the system, thereby destroying
the foundation of the disease, and giving
the patient strength by building up the
constitution and assisting nature In doing
its work. The proprietors have so much
faith in its curative powers, that they Of.
fer One Hundred Dollars for any case
that IL fails TO cure. Send for list OF tes-
timonials. Address,
F. j. CHENEY g. Co., Toledo, o.
pJ-Sold by Druggists, Toe.
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--Stocktons, on Church street, have got
a supply Of lerrapin and are preparing
them 10 their popular style. What Capt.
AL. Stockton don't know about getting
up dish Of that toothsome combination,
it is useless to tell him, for it won't i'm
prove the dish. John has taken lessons
from the Capt., aud does very well for a
young man.
While a little company of Menncnites
from Aunandale were holding religious
services on Main street, High Bridge, last
Saturday evening, 9th inst, in front OF
the American House, some cowardly boys
pelted them With vegetables, and finally
some one turned heavy stream of water
upon them from the hotel hose. For this
Cyrus Bird was arrested by Constable
Naughright and put under bonds by JUS
tice Rockafellow, though he denies all
participation in the mean outrage.
The special evangelistic meetings at
the Baptist church began last Sunday
morning, Rev. s. G. Neil and wife assist.
ing the pastor in conducting the services.
Mr.. and Mrs. Neal sing the gospel as well
as preach it, and try TO reach peoples
hearts by sacred song. The meetings
have been largely attended thus far.
Meetings will be held every night of each
week except Saturday night until Dec.
9th, Rev. Mr.. Neil preaching during this
time. Mrs. Neil will sing at every meet
ing.
Several persons were arrested last
week charged with being concerned in a
sort of shooting skirmish on the night be-
fore election. 1t appears that some white
Democrats and colored Republicans got
into dispute about political matters aud
it finally resulted in the discharge OF fire
arms, but whether the shooting was in-
tended to scare or do execution is uncer-
tain. The trial came off before Justice
Lyman, last Friday, and resulted in the
discharge of all excepting John Kearns,
who was fined $25 and costs. Mr.. Kearns
intends to carry the matter to a higher
court, We hear.
Persons who need the services Of
Notary Public will find Benz. ii. Joiner
ready for business. Will give special at
lention to pension claims, do copying,
SC. Office at residence, corner of Church
aud Franklin streets.
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Tennyson could take a worthless sheet
CT paper, write poem on it and make IL
worth 500, 000-that's genius. Wander
bilt can write few words on sheet of
paper and make it worth $4,000, 600
that's capital. The United States can
take an ounce and quarter OF gold and
stamp upon 1t an eagle Bird" and make
1t worth $20-that's money. A mechan.
ic can take material worth IS and make
it into watch springs worth $1000-that's
skill. A merchant can take an article
worth rs cents and sell it for $1-thaps
business. A lady cap purchase 75-cent
hat, but she prefers one that costs $27-
that's foolishness. A ditch digger works
ten hours day ard handles several tons
OF earth for $3-that's labor. The printer
OF this could write a check for $50, 600,
900, but it wouldn't be worth dime
that's rough.