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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1895-02-18
WORSE THAN DEATH.
Belgium Has a System of Refined Tor
ture That Kills in Three Years.

be1gIuin mas a system OF REFINED Tor
ture That Kills in Three Years.
Though the death penalty was practi-
cally abolished in Belgium over thirty years
ago the punishment of those convicted OF
capital crimes is so awful that none has
been able to endure it more than three
years. Another curious thing is that little
Belgium, until recently, had two public
eXecutioners, while but one was sufficient
for her vaster nefghbor, France-Diebler
otherwise known as Monsieur de Paris. y
The King of the Belgians recently or
dered the retirement on a pension of 1887
as he is euphoniously termed-who was
stationed at Liege. The executioner al
Brussels still holds his place.
The duties of public excutioner in Bel
GUM are singular but not arduous. The
courts still continue to sentence malefactors
to death, but the guillotine has been re-
placed by a scaffold, on which is posted Q
observed in atfixing this document. A trooL
of gendarmes, with their imposing helmets
plumed with horsehair, is drawn up about
the place of execution, which they gravely
guard with sabers drawn while the red
robed executioner mounts the steps, nails
up the decree of.the court, and after a mo-
ment takes it down again.
But the condemned man might more
mercifully have persisted by the ak or rope
He is placed in a dungeon so constructed
that from the moment he enters it he will
never hear the sound of human voices nor
see a living being. His food is passed in
through sliding panel in the door of his
cell.
Not one of these prisoners has been able
to survive this confinement more than
three years. The authorities have striven
in vain to prolong their lives by varying
their food as much as possible, but those
who are moderately or lightly nourished
gradually waste away, while those who are
generously fed go mad and die raYing
maniacs.-New York World.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1895-02-18
REAL PEOPLE IN NOVELS.
Many of the Greatest Works of Fiction
Have Living Characters.

Many of the Greatest Works of Fiction
Have Living Characters.
If James Mcneil Whistler thinks he is
establishing q precedent by Directing to
the caricature of himself in Du Maurier's
novel, "Trilby," he is very much mis-
taken. The whole range of literature is re-
plete with instances of living people tieur-
ing prominently in fiction, some of whom.
be 1t said, are even more prominent in the
worlds regard than Mr.. Whistler, says the
New York World
Most people will remember the publica-
ton of Cape Cod Folks" which brought
on lawsuit because of the too accurate
drawing OF the characteristics of living
people. To go further back, Thackeray
was noted for the way in which he used his
trends and enemies. Some of his Law fie-
ures were offended; others the reverse.
lie made fun of Bulwer in the "Yelloy-
Plush papers," under the name of Bull
wig. lie drew upon himself the indig-
nation of his Irish friends by calling one
OF his characters murderess-Cather-
Inc Hayes. Catherine Hayes was a
celebrated songstress, hence the obiec
ton. his Foker was drawn from. An
drew Archdehne, who never pardoned the
representation. His Portman was the
celebrated DR.. Cornish, and even Edmund
Yates figured as young Grubstreet in the
".Virginians." Thackeray himself said
that Costigan, in 1.-The Roundabout
Papers, was manufactured from several
live persons.
The supposition that Charles Dickens,
father was the original of Mr.. Micawber
IS well known, as is also the one that Mrs.
Nlckleby was drawn from the mother of
the novelist; Walter Savage Lander and
Dickens had decided misunderstanding
because the former recognized himself as
Boythorn, in BLEAK House, Leigh
Hunt also resented the fact that Harold
Skimpole was drawn from himself. Even
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1895-02-18
The Typical American Face

1t may be worth while to add that once
when | said, How unlike each other are
our American faces, yet how quickly we
recognize any one of them among Eu-
ropean faces II wish knew why" a for
elgn trend tn replied that she could tell me
Why. The typical American mouth She
said; sis more sensitive than that of other
races, and the chin is slenderer; but the
main peculiarities are the shape and SET
ting OF the eyes, and especially the model
ing of the cheek bones.
You have high cheekbones. but they
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1895-02-18
McCAFFERY BLOOD-POIsoNED.
4 E1-PugiliSt In a Bad Condition IL,
NeIr York.

New YORK, Feb. 1.-THE World to-mor-
row will say: Dominick McCaffery, the
pugilist who was fighting with Mitchell
and Sullivan few years ago, has had a
crowning bit OF bad luck Several weeks
ago in getting out of his bathtub he scraped
the skin off his instep. He thought moth
ing about it for few days, when his foot
became so swoolen that he could not get
on his shoe. 1t got worse and worse, until
at last he was plainly threatened with
blood-poisoning.
On Friday he was advised to go to Bell
evue hospital, and there he went and is
now occupying bed in that institution.
The surgeons think they can save the foot,
but at first it was doubtful. 1t will be
several weeks, at least, before he can get
around.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1895-02-18
MATTHEW'S NOT APPOINTED.
IndiGnG'S Governor Viii Not Succeed
Gray as Minister to Mer!co.

INDIANAPoLIs, Feb. lin referring to
dispatches sent out last night that he had
been offered the Mexican mission. Gov
ernor Matthews said tonight;
The story is without foundation.
have not, nor will not be an applicant for
office. No messages have been sent be-
tween the President and myself concern
ing the matter. 1 was elected to serve as
Governor, and if life is spared me hope
to fill the Office to the end of my term. l
believe that Mr.. Gray's successor should
be conceded to Indiana. and 1 hope that
the President map appoint good man. -
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1895-02-18
Floating Ice In Louisiana.

BATON Rogue, La, Feb. IA large
number of people visited the river front to-
day to witness the novel and unusual sight
of ice floating in the Mississippi river,
large foes of which have been passing
throughout the entire day. Only once or
twice previously has floating ice been seen
on the Mississippi River this far south.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1895-02-18

Found Dead in Bed Then Their Parents
ROtkr1t From Dancinn.

CRAVING, Mich, Feb. 17.-Three chill
dren, aged 8, 6and 4 years respectively, lost
their lives in a fire Lewiston last night.
The children had been put to bed, while
their father, Eli Seymour and wife at
tended Macabbees dance. When they
returned the house was in flames. When
the fire had been sufficiently extinguished
to enter the building the children were
found dead side by side in bed They had
evidently been suffocated without having
been awakened. The cause OF the fire is
unknown
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1895-02-18

duced in New York next month. She was
remarkably pretty girl, decidedly bru-
nette, and about % years of age.
Gentry is described a tall, thin, sal
low-faced man of about 80 years of age, and
is said to be a clever character come
dian.
Miss Clarke was Frustrated by the occur
renee, and could not be seen.
Detectives were at once put upon the
case.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1895-02-18

BALTIMORE, Feb. 1.-THE tug Jupiter is
frozen up in Cottrells Point, Great Wi
comic River. She has four barges loaded
with COAL The Enterprise is frozen at
Turkey Point
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1895-02-18

are narrow, while when they are high IN n
other races they are broad and nat as s, WIN
the japanese, or square, as with the oca lh
dinavians / am afraid that she thougnt
we all looked a little foxy; but a 1oX race
humor as We'll as its own sense of clever
ness. and, besides, every one knows that 1t
is merely mask. "-Century.
John McCafferty OF Chicago, when he
made his will, couldn't remember me
names of four of his children and wl ii'.
their share of the estate to them Win tnIs
explanation. They are now suing for the
money.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1895-02-18

6: E. Pearson of Fort Dodge. Iowa.
drained Owl Lake and began cultivating its
bed-1eGac Now several squatters lave
settled on the land under the homestead
act, some claiming that the land belonged
to the Government, others TO adjoining
land holders.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1895-02-18

Missouri has bill before the Legislature
to prevent people from shipping green
watermelons for. ripe ones.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1895-02-18

Sheridan, Wyo., is to have a wooden
plant.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1895-02-18
People Know

That no claim ever made in favor of
Hoods Sarsaparilla has ever been dis
puted or denied.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1895-03-21
lii n|!l|[l|
WITH
PRENTISS
Roctif ying Pill.

Y cure Bound to Take Them.
Ecavcs NO CONSTIPATION, Cures 1t. as
well n~ tsilioussaess. Sick headache
and MaEar5:s. rae only COMFORTABLE
i'll in the, s.ofld. sola ~ All drug
azsts or sent s,s EnalI oSs receipt of
price. 25 cents per box. P7EMTiSS
CHEMICAL CO., IN California. Street
SaU Francisco. Cal.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1895-03-21
THE DEPOT SALOON

This cosy establishment, near
the depot,i 8 always supplied with
top notch goods. Elegant card
rooms in the rear. and reading
room lit by electricity. al
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-10-17
Eourtlauo Nadri6ten.

Trie Bobiin, unier Tinun;mintiter,
beiorate letten Trcita9 @ei@dfte III ct.
Yeter.
Sames g. Sobnlou befiubem ii4 ba>
bier auf Veiu@.
Saul S9mebemann, &i1inser's 9tez
p%rdientant, i~tattete ben bieiiseu Soloonz
baltern AM Monta9 @el@dftsbeiude ab.
Nn9us WacGae, Der als Glert in Dem
Giienuaarens uno Qumbersei9dtt ieines
8ruoers ". 81. mc9fae bei@dftist mar,
bat feline Steuuns nieoer9eleet unb MID
pier Mteilen me- tli3 pom @leepp Gpe
S9ule balten. %. q. Owens uon
@leepp Gpe bat ieinen Soften bab.er
i%bernommen.
Das @iienmert fir bic Bride iber
ben Minnel otafluB 1T jett aQes AM
Blut uno bic @oQenouns o%erielbem wiro
muir nod tur5e 3ett in Mnipru@ nebz
men.
Swan Yale i@eint sesenmdrtis ais
Waufabrtsort fir aQc Sdeer I'M ilblis
den Minneiota betra@tet gu weroen unb
itebt gu befir@ten, baB berielbe bel benz
nieor.9en Bahertanb balb nit benz ab>
sei@odenen Blei uoQtdnois aufsefdQt
mirb.
Mat. &apmonb unb @emablin waren
letten Sonnta9 auf Beiu@ in Sleepp
@pe.
Trau Gbmin @iQep aus Mao,ion,
@is., befinben ii@ BEL TrauSos. @iQep
auf 8eiu@.
Nid Nnor,ns uno @emablin waren
letten Sonnta9 @aite in Der Tamilie
Don 9enrp S@lottmann.
@bas. Stibe BON Nem l1lm ueri9idte
am Montas cine @arlaouns @3weine
0 bier aus.
Qouis p0tler bdlt am @amita9 ben
26. October auf ieiner, cine balbe Meile
oitli9 pom @ourtlano bele9enen Tarm
cine 9roBe Nuttion ab. ~.
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Observation-Disclosures

Die Iesten Samitas. auf Nnresuns
Don County S@uliuperintenoen @und,
in Sleepy a%bsebaltene Qebrerueriamms
lung par pom beiten Grfols besleitet.
Der 9auptswed berielben mar bic
@rinouns zines County 2ebrers1ereins
uuo yeiesGlubs unb ba bic Trase, Oh
cine berartige Organization wiinidenss
wcrtb iei, uon idmmtli1en 43 Tbeilnebs
mern nit ga beantwortet wuroe, wuroe
cine iolde ms Yeben serufen.
I'm ben 2ebrern ben 8eiu@ Der ab3us
balteuben 8eriammlun9en 81 erlei@tern.
wuroe bas County in brei Diitritte 9es
t9eilt nit New lllm, Sleepy gye unb
Springfield ais Seriammlunssorte
Oils gsamte wurbeu erwdblt: Prd>
iibent. @m. s. &und; Yicesg rd iiben>
ten, @ina Stterbolm pom Oitli@en, 6.
g. S9mit pom mittleren unb Sennie
Barbour pom weitli9en Diitritt; Sets
retdr pom GentralsO i1ritt, Qoura 9.
&euey. Die @abl Der iibrisen 8eams
lou in oer na@ten Beri ammlun9 itatt:
tinben.
Die beiben @ertc "Whites School
Management" uno 1.-The School
master in Comedy and Satire"
iolen wdbrene bes na@iten Sabres ais
@eieba9er benutt merben. Sobn Cuts
ting muroe ais Qeiter i'm Sorleieu bes
e~riteren uno Prof. SEP uon Sleepy
gpe als folder bes le%ttsenannten Wer>
tes ermd1lt. Die @eriammlunsen iols
len monatli9 itottfinoen uno 5uar im
oitliden Diitritt am eriten Samita9 int
Monat, i'm mittleren ober Gentral>Oi>
itritt am 3weiten Samitas uno i'm meits
li9en am britten. Dem sroBen en-
tbuiiasmus BET anweien6en 2ebrer na@
gu i@IieBen, ueripre@cn oieie geriammz
lunseu duBerit intereifant gu werben.
Yin poles Prosramm fir bic nd@ne
Geriammluns wirb ipdter betannt &C.
ma9t.
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Mar @eiubart erbielt am Greitas
cine Senbuns pen $50 S@afen.

- Mar Neiubart erbielt an, Tre'ta9
eiae Senbuus Don $50 S4afen.
M. 0oitner uno Fri. ~. ubl
uou Conn Start ldlofen lette Wo4e
in Sleeps Gye bas gbebdnbnib. :
Sobn 6elset pon Conn Stare
lit letten Treitaa Mo4mittas int 9ouie
ieines S9misscriobnes Sos. Srudbauer
in Sleepy Gpe in, boben Nlter uon IS
Sabren seitorben.
- Ierseiet nidt. na@lte" So""tas
Der aIsemeinm &irmess uno S'nwes1s
unssfeier in Sdmuters Sipoli bsiSus
uo9ncM,
Vrant 9ebnte bat cine gauge Cars
laouns ausseseidnetes &raut erbalten
uno pertauft oanelbe 81 benz biuisen
Yreis BON IS Gents per bunoert yIuno.
Wuf Der 6arm BON Mels Gbriitens
fen in Comm YroirieuiQe serietben tir5s
lid bsim Orei9en mebrere Tru9t1tode
in Branb, mobur9 ein S@aoen pom uns
aef6br $3.50 an Der Oreidmai@ine uno
$75 al Trudt unb Strob ueraria9t
wur6e.
Qeute, mel4e Gintdufe fir ben
Serb it. unb @interbeoarf bewertiteQi9en
woQen. ioltem suert bic MnSei9eipalten
in bieier 3eituns bur@ieben, no iie NIT
2ei9ti9teit ~ausfinoen t%0nnen, mo uno bel
mem ile ibren Beoarf biQis eintauten
tonuen.
- Sci einem tur;en 8eiu@, mel9en
mir letter Samitas ben beioen Staots
den Qamberton unoSanborn in9teowooo
County abitatteten, waren mir erltaunt
lber bas rese 2eben, wel@es an beioen
Bldsen berri@te. Die bortisen @es
i9dftsteute ueritebeu es, bur9 reeQe unb
liberale Bebienuns ii4 bic &unoidaft
ouf meiter llmseseno 81 ii3ern.
- Sn Nnselesenbeit bes 9aues Der
neuen @ij enbabn fano letten 6reita9
Nbeno i'm alien Gourtbaus cine Ser=
iammluns bieiiaer gdrser itatt. Sn
oerlelben murbe auseinanoer9elcet,
mel9e &i@tuns bic gabn nebn,en iou
unb mas BON Der 9taot New ulm ais
Beibilte fir ben Bau oerielben u%erlan9t
wiro. Die Toroerunseu eridienen ben
Nnoeienoen ols ni4t iibertriebem uno
fat Nue fanoen ii@ iofort bsreit, cine
@arantie bafir gu unterl4reiben. Sin
aus Is. Stibe, j. %. Baarl3 unS 8.
8iinser beitebeubes Gomite wuroe erz
nannt, weitere unteri@riften ooiir iu
iammeln, mas am acknowledgement
Sage 9ei9ab. Dim Samltas reiiten
Sobn 9ino, Teroinano Grone unb Otto
S9eQ na1 Minneapulis, UNI ben bort
mobnenbeu 8eamten unb Snterei lenten
Der Babn Die @urant,eteiituns gu iberz
mitteln. IS itelte ii@ jeoo@ beraus,
oaB in berielben bas Beaeredt fur bas
Seitenseleiie na@ Der eagle Muble
nt4t inbesriHen mar uno mon fano es
oeBbalb fir aeratben. eine no@malise
0eriammluns in Der Nnselesenbeit an>
3uberaumen. Die 8eamten Der Babn
io1en beute bier eintreffen uno bic 0ers
iammlun9 mirb alsoann beute Ibeno
itattfinbeu.
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MmSperfomf

E @etb SIR 1T nmi erem 2a6en gemeien?
~ @abt Sbr uniere @n5et9e 9eleien?
n@ Ma1 tam babnr@ @elb iparen.
2eiet uniere Nn5etgen III je6er engli@eu un6
bel1ti@en 3ettung*
"a Ma1 taute utr9enbS anberS> btS maui
uniere @aaren u110 &retie u1teriudt bat>
Rs@ M}an ton1n1e 9let@, ba bas 2a9er nod
poQitdn6t9 tit u1b 11Qn fir iebr mentg @el6
betontnten fam, mas mani pitn1@t+
~ Infer Muspertamf bat ant 1. Ottober
1895 berettS begor1e1 urb mtr6 Biz gum 1.
SSQnl1ar 1896 6auertt;
&@ @te pnbli3iren bier feline @reiie, neil
&piini@en, 6ab it@ jeber ielbit aber5eu9e*
~ &ergeiet ben &lab ntbt, ben 1euer
2abe1 @pDn
J.. F. NEUTXHNN.
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8eimdftS.N ott3en.
\ 20 Bfuno 3uder fir $l.o0 bel i,
o 0I c

20 8funb 3uder fir $l.oo bel s.
& u. 9ofer.
user biQise @intdufe Don 9erbit=
unb @tntermaoren MAIDEN Mil, jollte
ni@t ueridumen, bel Sobn s. 9teumoun
uorjuipre@en, no NQes gum unb inter
benz &oitenpre.ie uertauft mirb.
Trii@e Op1ers, bel Der Same ober
Bel benz Maas, iomie auf aue Nrten 3u>
b~ereitet, iino gu baben bel IS. Glib
ner. 81
j. @epbe besablt ieber3eit ben b0@>
item Marttpreis fir &ossen, Gla@s unb
@erte. 81
2ebenoi9es @eflisel aner 9lrt uiro
BON iett an gum bo@iten Marttpreis
aetauft unb Montass, Dienitass unb
Mittwo@s entse9ensenommen uon
Bay % m. 9ummel.
penrp Grone ma@t biermit be-
tannt, baB er auf ieine,1 alien Plot int
Bai cement pom S@eQ's @ebdube al Der
@de pom Minneiota> unb 2. NorbfraBe
mad ME pot Butter unb @ier tauft unb
ben bo9iten marttpreis in Cab oafir
be5ablt.
Die i@mer3bafte7en Nieren= unb
Blaien>2eiben t0nnen %innerbalb ie@s
@tunoen bur4 ben @ebrau9 pom New
Great South American Kidney
Cure selinbert weroen. Dieies neue
6eilmittel bat lberaq Staunen errest
pesen Der promptbeit, nit mel9er bass
ielbe aue S@mer3en in ben Nieren, ber
9laie, benz @iiden uno ben 9arn:@a>
ndlen bel beioen @ei@le@tern linoert.
@enn Sbr cine i@neue 2%inoeruns unb
Elm @eilmittel in bieier 9ini@t notbis
babt, 10 1T bies bic ri@tise Nr3nei.
gu babrn in Wno. S. @diteius 9lpotbete,
Neru l1lrn, Minn.
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+ Trieoerite Griti@e. /

Die bo9betaste Mutter Triti@e,
BON Der mir lette @o@e beri&teteu, oab
lie am Sonntas juuor ibren 80. &C.
burtsta9 ~feierte, 1T in re3t trauriser
@eiie ums 2eben 9etommen. Dieielbe
bate ii@ I'M Dienitos Morsen, wis iie
bies bdufis gu tbun pfle9te, pom ,brem
Wobniit an Der MinneiotaitraBe aus
;u ihreu an Der iioli@en Grontltrabe
mobnenben Sobu gruit beseben uno
tebrte jmii9en jebu uno eli ubr uon
bort surud. Groe mebrfa@er Warnun9
~trsujte iie ouf Dem 9eimwes bas Giien>
babnseleiie al Der Z. @abitraBe, no iie
pom Der aus @ourtlanb 3uriidtebrenoen,
ridwdrts tabrenoen &ansir : 2otos
motiue am &opf setroffen uno ousen>
blidli@ 9et6btet muroe. NQem Nni@ein
mad ueriu9te bic alte Grau, ben an jener
Steqe uieuei@t a@t SUP boben @abns
oamm bi4t Dor Der ;iemli@ i9neQ fab>
renben Qotomotiue gu iiberi4reiten,
murbe aber III benz Nu9enblid setrofen,
als iie I'M 8eqrifi mar auf oer Subieite
ben Damn binunter gu 1teisen. Dies
sebt i9on aus benz l1mitanb beruor,
baB Der engineer ber Hotomotiue ite erit
iab, als iie 9etrofien ben Babnoamm
binunter 1~tlr;te. Der 10 i@neQ ais
mosli@ berbeiserufene 9lr3t tonnte nur
conltotiren, baB ber Sob bereits einse>
treten lei, worouf bic Verunsladte 5u>
crit in bic Bobnunq ibres Sobnes Grnit
uub ipater na@ ibrer ei9enen 9ebra4t
murbe.
Coroner &otbenburs, Der telesrapbii@
1erbeiSerufen wurbe, fanb mad Teitltels
lung 6es obisen Gbatbeitanbes, oaB bic
@iienbabnzG ompanp in teiner Weiie fur
bas unsliid uerantmortli9 lei uno bielt
beBbolb cine @oronerssl 1nteriu@uns fit
(aberflaliis.
Die Gerunslidte, Trau Grieberite
Triti@e, Sdblte ju ben alte itenNniieolern
Don Nem 1lm, inbem iie i9on I'M Sabre
1855 nit ibrer 6amilie pom Chicago
aus mad bierber iiberiiebelte uno, ME
ale alien Mniierler, %poQlauf @elesenbeit
bate, bic Treuben unb Xeiben ,oes 8io>
aierlebens nod allen &i@tunsen bin
tennen gu lernen. sic binterld6t brei
SObne, @rnt, Trit uno Souls, uno orei
Eo@ter, Trou @bas. &0bne, Trau Sobn
9auenitein uno Trou s. y. StroBer.
Sbr @atte, iowie elm So1n, Carl 6rits
i@e, unb cine Eo@ter, Trou Selma
8ictor, iinb ibr i@on uor Sabren int
Eooe uoransesansen.
Das Qei@en6esdn9niB oer 0eritors
benen f'noet beute (Donnerita9) Na@>
mittas UNI 2 ubr uon ber lutberii@en
&ir@e aus ifatt.
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Neue Mn5et9en.
0etud)t.

Cine Nrau III mittlereu Sobreu ludt Ylate
fir Wai9en unb 6auspueen. Nad;ufra9e,l
III go. II uOrbl. SrontitraBe, iriibere Martir
eobren5'i3e Ylas, cine Sreppe bod. ut
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8eiiOiele.

g. $. Clifford, Nem @aiiel, Dts., Tit au
Neural9ie unb &beumatismus, ietu Maseu
,uar auber Oronuns, ieiue 2eber III bebentli=
dem @jrabe anseSrifien, Der @ppetit uer'
i@manb, uub ct nabm oil ROrperiuue unb
&rait i9redli9 ab. Orei Slal9eu Glettri=
i9es 8itters beilten i'm. -Gb. Sbepberb,
9arrisburs, Sq., bate cine 8 Sabre ofieue
Wumbe ami Seiu. Na9 benz @ebrau9 non
bret Slai@en Glettrti6en Bitters unb iieben
S9a3teln pou Sudlens Nrmicalalbe mar
ieiu geiu mieber Seimub. - Sobu Speater,
Gatawba, g., bate iiiuf srobe S%ieberwunbea
ant Setn, bic NerSte ertlarteu ibu ais unbeil=
bar. Cine 6laide Gleftrii9es gitters unb
cine S9a9tel pon Sudlens Nrnicaialbe beilte
i'm sau;li@. 9ertauft bel .. so. Olieu,
Mpotbefer. 8
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-10-17

yin ,Sdser Dor benz 9errn~
f@eiut pl6tli& unier uPopp~ 9einri@
semorben Su fem. inbem er an, Montag
NIT elmer ielbterlesten (?) @ilbsuns
parabirte.
- Sn Der Star &leiberbanbIuus BON
9. 8ebnte 4 60 iinbet, wie aus Der
betrefienoen Nn;eise an anberer Ste0e
erlidtlid, pon nd9iten Montas III Elm
S@leuoersS ertauf 0 fert,sen &leis
bern, Bel;: unb lleberrSdem ltatt. Da
oieier Vertauf nur tur3e 3eit anbauern
pirb, ioQte Niemanb, ber 9erbts nno
Wintertleioer gu taufen winl@t, idumen
oaielbil balbisit feline Nuswabl 3u t~reffen.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-10-17
&~artneribtp= MuR5tun0-

9iern,it Sur &enntniBuobn,e, bab ii@ bic
leitber inter benz Nomen @a9ner & Sauerien
betannte Sirma III 9tem l1lm, Miuu., bur9
9e9enieitises lebereintomme1 aufsel0it fat
uno beren @ei4ait IN ben NQeiubeiik BON $.
s: Saperien iibersesausen lit. Ser 2ettere
1T autbortlirt bic lammtli9en Nusltdube Der
altem Girma 3u eouectiren uub MIR iol9e
&e9uuu9en, 1pelde pou $. 6. Saperien quit
tirt 1ino, me:oen ais aus9e9li6em betra1tet.
Seem uln,, Minn., ben 1. Oftober 1856.
$. {. Saperieu
9bas. % a q
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-10-17
Sur 8ea6tun0!

sl1e Oiejenisen, relde NIT Der Sirmo
Wasner & 5aperien in @e6nuns teben,
lino eriu9t, 10 balo ais m6sli@ uorauipre=
4en, tint ibr Sonto 81 be9lei4en. &eiu Nb:
tomnen 1ptrb als 9i(ti9 betradtet, wel9es
1li9t BON $. 8. Sauerieu beitati9t 1T.
Nem uln,, Mtnn., 1. Ottober 1895.
s. e. Saperien,
Sbas. 8agner.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-30

ed the new "plncomb" the "Flou-Flou" Carolus
Duran Flameng. BoldIn. all have painted PORTRAITS
which I'm each case might we'll be named La Beuo
any Flous- Flous" Useful things can often be maze
attractive We see In this instance how a oevlcs
made with most practical end In view IS also ace.
as Of comfort
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-30

CHARACTER AND BREEDING AS DIS
PLAYED ACROSS THE COUNTER.

INCIvIIIrY OF sALEsPEOPLE AND SOME OF THE
CAUSES FOR Ir-sHoPPERs. THEIR MEEK
NESS AND THEIR INsoIENCE
shop manners. the behavior OF salespeope and the
behavior of shoppers displayed in the large re-
tail establishments Of this city. are an interesting
subject 10 study. revealing they do navely often
brutally and always unconscously. the real char
acter and principles OF conduct OF those concerned
Individual traits, traits Of class. OF age, OF race.
q hove all of SEX nowhere more broadly exposed
than across the counters where men and women
sell and buy The caricaurist and the comic writer
have long since realized this. and seized upon such
sallent points for their satire as the bargain day
crush and the wholesale sacrifice scramble but the
subject is worth a more serious consideration
To begin with the manners OF salespeople. for II
is their manners and not those OF their customers
that are OF Importance. both because as sales
people they are In a way. servants of the public. and
thus Xxder certain obligations to IT, and because the
position behind the counter. even when filled by
hirelng is the post Of vantage. The shopper may In
deed go away. but II ne wishes TO buy what the
salesperson has to sell he must submit to the lat
ters manner. whatever this may be. OF selling 1t TO