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Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1896-09-08
Prepared by G.. I. Hood d Co. Lowell. Mas.
me only pills to take with Hood's SaraaparilIa-


The only pills to take With Hood's SaTsaparilIa-
tween the Nestor of the party and
the Attorney General. Tho chairman
raped for order and General Beatty
concluded his speech.
Judge Cheney then took the floor
and favored the amendment. His
speech was cool and temperate and
gave good REASONS why the amend
.nent should be adopted.
Mr.. Peltier then spoke in favor of
Mr.. Deals motion. He wore nobody's
collar and would do his duty honor
ably as member of the committee
OH platform. -.,. d.
Mr.. Deal got the floor again and
said that he did not know that the
convention was on the verge of
slumbering volcano and that such a
harmless motion as he had made
would provoke such a lengthy dis.
cussion and arouse so much feeling.
George Ernst spoke in favor of the
motion. He could see no harm 10 lis
adoption.
Mr.. Wren then took the floor and
Said he had no apologies to make for
anything he had said on the floor of
the convention. He still insisted that
the milton was wrong and should not
be adopted. d.:
Mr.. Deal stated thar he was willing
to add to his motion the words be-
fore the committee reports" This
was Immediately accepted by Mr.
Wren. Judge Cheney then withdrew
his amendment. Thechair in straight
ing out the parliamentary situation
came very near getting the conven-
ton by the ears again.
On motion the tsme of Thomas
Wren was added to tie Cor mittee on
Resolutions.
A motion that the chair appoint a
committees OF three ia arenly to the
dispatch Of Senators Jones and
Stewart was adopted.
Governor. .Sadler moved that a
committee of three be appointed as
Committee of Conference to con
fer with the Democratic Conference
Committee now present and viii any
Conference Committee that might be
appointed by the Populist party. .
/ MIR. Sadler after some discussion
withdrew the motion.
On motion the appointment Of the
committee to reply to the dispatch
of Senators Jones and Stewart was
postponed until ;:;Eer the permanent
organization.
On motion the convention took
recess until 2 o'clock. ..
The convention was called to order
at $50 p. m.
The committee on Credentials made
q report Of the delegates entitled to
ssats in the convention. The report
was adopted. .s... I:
Mr.. Kelly stated that the commit
tee on Platform was not now ready to
report and would not be for some
tune. He also requested that all
members Of the convention having
ing resolutions to present to the com.
mittee hand them ia as soon as DOS.
sible. ~ - :"
The Committee on Perman emit Or.
ganization and Order Of Business re
ported that the temporary officers Of
the Convention be made. the perman.
emit officers, and that the following be
the order Of business:
l. The selection OF State Central
Committee to consist of forty-seven
members.
2. Nomination ola Congressman.
3. Nomination of a Supreme
Judge. -
4. Nomination OF Lieutenant. Gov.
ernor.
to be continued on page 0.
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WiuterpItae Ilr Wferpieroe- 81


ne auf otelem y b,ete aaetlanu!s Uitoris
'dt itrsibt In Oct ,6urieuoIiH" ) ,issn
oss: Sts bite Dla erpilsae iir I'D r.
pisroe if lonae 3 it Ella @egenitano oes
Sueium5 fir NJ d q'mFisn. uno tobs
it in Ysriolsuns oeiieitsa in Welaoben
ulsler S:dae untsriuh'. Die bsien
5in9erSsi9e srhieit ih BOT ben Sjetnuf'
iebern Der S'due in Ne.p Yorf, IN henen
bic uon ben usrlhleesnea @~rpteBleiell'
ihaiten beuusten Bi,r5t atbal'tH ipsr,
ON. 0oS Yiero lat ttirsu 10 a pB5u
Waaen, ,pts oet Banisn Der u sners
f1uer, ooter mps umilna'slbrea itsr,
,pie 6Pn uro Sos, nab unp n'h siugs
nominal rps,be1, b. b. enc Gort,ca mus
einaeuommsn uuo pegolat isjn, ehe bic
Spsiie nit &oribs,l ssfrtiisn p.rcen
tam. Den Wossu nil ) y. b Ioncs,s
ltaubisem Qeu dusoebnen, he!6t oas
Yierb in bic iulsblmol Iihie a0holt,on
iiir ihnsle u0er 'hpsre Nrbsli p>tisbsr.
N,his pydoF pontrt 10 iur GurSa bmia
telf. ois menn non Gin Efe,b mt 0eu
ponpitopft uDb es ounn 81 'dmstcr Nr
belt baruBt; ulrum Dies 10 1T, ta5e i'd
MD, ~ ers1lnoen utrnoht. bic lbnt'
ioba itebt obsr. ME ib MID ourh auss
ssoebnte Beoba4turssn IbsI S'ust babe,
left. Dim bsitsn tbut man. weru man
2tbsnos 10 uisl peu rslbt. OILS srfab
,uassndsil biz 5um ndtStsu Worsen
rein aus9sfrsien miro. 0at ein Bisro
en- anosru Wtoraen 1eu libr'a seIa0sn,
10 miro oiss fo%rtseuommen unb biz
arippe rein ousgcbarfet. Mlsbnnn wiro
aorn perilttsrt uub Wlttag5 mob elm
mai, Seu aber bis gum Nbsno n DIT mshr
psrabfolat. anf oieie @siis t0inen eie
Bferbe Die n6tbiae Wtenss { eu. pda,ene
lie rutil in ibren Sidnoen lih bsfinoen
freiisn uno percanen uno msrosn bei "a
oe ndbreno Der Ntbeit nlh. bon eiuem
ourb oas 0eu ans3soebnten Wa9sn be-
l1hist. Nai 4tuuo ilbrelanser Der
lubs BIN ib iibsrbeu9t. oaB Die SIeros
Bel oieier 6iitsrur9s meibo5e uno wenl
ger 85rneriittsruns 9eiuacsr une II
bsfeter Sonoltion bieiben, ol5 ME mad
Der aliber9ebrah,sn, bel meiher tie uol
itdnoia nit Ssu uoasefiroEit wusoeu
DIE am bsitrn st0aer,dteisu Siols 30
ban elue Deu'rlppe nit Roabsoen. burd
peltsn Shmus uno Stmb, nit osner
eas 0eu usrsniidt kM fann. OUT Der
Jusbpsea iaQsn. 81 cieism Seize II
cine belon5sre 8orntIippe uotbauosn, ar
uelher DrabtneBs ansebrntt iinc. oa
nit has Ylsro ben aopi nltl Ie'bt bu1
Srite fpsposn pno cen aui DEN JuBboeer
seialsneu pafsr auiihtabbern fanu
Bel aur wsn'a umiiht in Ter Wirtunt
IT fsin @rnao uorbanoen. warum ea'
adelpisro nibt oas seiuupeite uub lars
lsbiSits Bisre. weIhss MIR beiiBeu, lei
lOCie.
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2QS 2tuIlUe SuIt SQe U(o0tlOn un0 Srtf
tarium in 3pleoo. cts, sele9en lit. Sas
@ebduhe, eioens fir ben 3ued berselteQt,
bat aroBe Gdumlihfeiteu, wtlte nit ben
mooefniten Serbeii erunsen periehen iino,
uuo bletet ocourh Dem Yatienten Nnnehm'
lihfeiten uno 8ortbeile, tpelhe er in anoern
berarti9en, BON Nmerlfanern 9elelteten Snz
"ltituten niht finoen wiro.
Der Stab BEG 9eutiden Sanitarium's
beiieht aus ben tHhti9iten NerSten, welhe
hire Nusbilouug auf Den belten llniueriitd.
ten Guropa's erhlelten uno Die cine 25'latz
rise Briuat= uno Soipital. Yraris in europa
uno Nmerifa auiauweilen babeu. Die pers
ihieoenen Nbtbeilun9en fir ipeciele 8ranfs
beiten ltehen inter Der perionlthen Geiiun9
praftliher 5abmduner, ipelbe Die 8ranfbeis
ten Der perltieoenen Sraane. pie Gunsen,
Wtaaen, Wieren. Geber, Slaie II. I. NJ. 81 eli
mem HebenssS tuoium 9emadt baben. Ser
ner tuerben I'M 9entlhen Sanitarium fol.
9enoe &ranfbeiten, ME; Shplnolltt,
aatarrb, Gbeumatismus, 9lspepiie, 8rebs,
6auiuht uno anoere 4eioen oes WGoenlps
Items, iopie ale Nrten bon Eluts uno cauts
iranfbeiten, mas out INNER TIRE uriahe iein
mag, erfoBreib bebanoelt. Herionen, tuelte
%alstparts ppbnen, fperoen IN br,e1lide Be'
banolun9 9enommen. Yin Splte lenoet oas
9eutife Sanltarilim oas popular 9ebalteue
meo,Stniihe Yampblet: .9ie ShuBwehreu
oes Gebens" iopte NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
relp. 5rasebeaen Sum Nusiuuen fire, su.
Wenn mir Die Reiultate n%er9ansener
Sabre ais WaBitab anleseu, 10 bari benz
3eutihen Sanitarium cine slanaence 3a'
funft in NusIiht seItellt neroen une mod
ten w,r belonoers oas 9%eutiaftura II, afsH
8e9enoen Nmeriia's aui oieies peroienIt
pole oeutihe unternebmen auimerfiam mo-
den. 21.lI
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Observation-Disclosures.

Yiftuna Der St6ue.-Nar oas Wobf
bsfi1oen bee 8'sbes 1T eiue stpedmd6ia1
Ssutlot'ou oes StolIes unerld6tiG. Su
e'nfadter We'ie ssidieb. bies, inoen
mon in ben NuBentuanben utter be,
Sta(oede Osffnuusen anbrirat, teneu
man hGufis cine BON queen rad irneu
a%ufteiaenoe &'dtur9 siebt. UNI bic Bug.
luit mbslidi au Uermeioen. 0ieie tia.
iate 2uftSufitruussuorridtuns eianel
iih ON beiteu fir StoQnnssn nit iter
Z SUB S5be, ha bel nisoriseu Stdlen
bic enr& Die Oshnunssu e~iuoriusenoe
2ufl iih ~ itnel oui nos 8,eb nieber.
'sntt, I'm bel nisosrer 1emperaiur ODER
bel ,pinoissm Better bisis Bsnlilat oas
'obren auBsr Junttlou iessn 81 foaneu.
pet lisbt min, iie NIT &lappen ODER Shie
BE-, oorrihiunsen. Nuh 'uetoen bic 36b
rem 5wedmaBls nit 9rablssflsbt per.
lebsn, our 9sriheilung Der tnlisn Quft
unc 5ur Ibbaltun9 BON ur9e,isfer unb
Ioseln. 3n ancersr BeIi. fiutet bic
Seniilaiion itatt, ,penn iie hurt isrtrehi
asitsate &obren berssltelt wi,o. bic
ouBen uno unten an Der Wausr bsaiu.
men. IN o,eier aufiteisen uuo unter Der
S,aaosde in ben Stn0raum miaoen
Sine brute Nrt Der Tsniilnt,on .ulsb
onih DunIirobre erSieli, bu'b welb3 bic
in ben Ubsrsn Shlttsn oes S~inQraums
fit anI innmelnce Suit entps,ten tdnu.
Soleu oleie Gobren gut iunfiiouieren. 10
muien ie cor Nbflbluns ssidust, B.. b
init Shlshten Wdvmsisltern umgeten
roerbsn. Nan nimmt besbalb auh, trcs
oem OunttDhrsn aus Steiuaut oou,r,
batter iino. l'euer aus 0ols fonItruute
GDbren. neil cisis MD, 10 itc,t abtlb'
len. Nuh observation-disclosures tom.
men IN N%nmenhnn9, nm Die 8snilla.iun
50 foroern. Sulanse Die Temperlturs
oiffsrenssu Der Sui! TN Gobc uno i'm
iFreieu nod s!emlih erbsbiibs limb, ODER
lOlanse o,e NuB'niuft belpest 1T, iunf
tloniren h'sis Straubenusr.,iotO loren
ilemllb GUT. I'm cine lelbitlbd;iae Stuff.
lttOmuns 81 ermDJlihcu. ueriisbt man
bic Suntrobren nit @lnIhnii,ungen in
Der Wsiis, onB oaa &ohr obiuetielno aus
mdbllb enssr uno iueiter puo. Die gum
8erldiisBsu bee Robres uuo sur Hssu,
llruna oes 2uftSuass oiensnoe 8iappe
6rinsi mott obsn an. Gas . ffasn uno
StleBeu oer,elbeu 9eitiebt mittelit els
nsr Shnur. Dob o,eie 8lappe cbsn an.
sebrabt lei. 1T pon GROCER B htlstsit;
IN tieism 5oue lit bas Dunhtohr auh
in gsihloHenem 3ulianes tets nit mar.
mer 4uft oe'ult uno ss tr,tt oasielbe
nod osm 6, finsn Der 8lappe ioio.t in
1bdtiateit. SbIeSlla lei noh tsme,ft
ods ss 9efdb,llb 1T, Die 'rl'he 2uii IN
tn III ZEN S'auraum slnsuiutreu, IA lie
sine 81 liaife abIulluu9 ter uIleren
9uitihih'en bsnirft, mas bfipnee 8 fir
Die empfiaolibsn Gutter Der 2iiae nod.
tbe,ll8e 5ol9su baben fann.
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Gin iuidDti9es u I.

I'm feline 5unttipnsn ribtia ,u srfllsn.
1T % rihtie. eae eas gtut rein 1T. Sn
irltsm 3utares IN Ter Server faf fiber
1eiunc III lsin. Gin unpctliein in eiefsr
Belt ii 8ltorft tn elmer lsiner psrlhisee.
men Scrmen Cine lettte ertIlfuns ent.
witttt bic 8rdntbeit I'M 8cpf. Otter Irc-
pfer falen In bic yunsen uno bringtn
Shwineluht. las tin;ise Wittsl, tie's
8ranlbsit gu bsilen. III eas slut ~ rsini.
gen. Tie bartnodisiten 8ltdtrb 5las
msihsn Der mepi,iniihen 8raft vtn 6crc's
Sarfaparina ME eurh 3aubsrei, einfab.
metl es ten Sis Der arantbsit erreiht.
rurA r iaisuns unp Grneucruns rss Blu
ties Die Il fade erifernt. Ntht bieiss al.
lsir ,tit 5cce's Sariopariaa. icntern e.
sittt s;m sar;en Spfsm ernsuets arafI
unp matt ss mrslth, ME elm neussbersnel
Menlh AZ futten.
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Gin flsineS MiSpsrN1nbuis,

Seit einisen Tusen 1T in Walns eins
Inter baltuns SsuIiten nsm hort weilen,
ben @roBberSos cpn Seiisn uno Dem
Yrdlioentsn bes r9ieosrfran," betannt
ssworoen. Der senanute Ysrsin ltebt
uUier ofm Y,otfctorat oss @roBbsrsogs,
Der oeshalb beim 2sisn oss Sobresbs-
rlAtss, i'm Sinblid off bic Wi,slieoers
sabl. irennp!'bit on osn B,diioentsn Gel
men ftaottiheu Beomten) iaste: rSie
saben lsbr S%uaenommea!"
uno Der Nraereoete ettpioette ae
ldmelhelt: .aDn,slihe SObeit. am 10
&iuub!"
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Verid&mte Nnoeufuna.

Nm HOiihaltsr etihNn Elm iunaes
hlbltes Waod,n uno frost ,huhteru
e:,olbenh etn eierhbabsnoeu Bsnmten,
OBJ tsiu Brief unter ~W. .. 3" anse.
larst lsi.
r9lsbssbrief oosr @eitditsbriei? ?"
irost Der ftets ~ siusm Sbsrj aufse,
l'9te Beanie.
1lef err0,bsno ~antivoriet Die ale,Ee
,SeShlitsbrhi!"
To iih fein Brief untsr Der ob,aeu
9b,ffre por finbe', snifernt lib oas WGo
den, fcmmi leoOh nab eiulssr 3sit Al
rid uno fiopit on oas 5snlter uno fiji,
tsrt mob beitiasr e%rr5lbsno: Bite,
mtd),su Sic bod 70 irsnuollh fem uno
audi einmal unter ben Gisbssb,isfen
II :tihnusnP"
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Gin ppetlfd)sr S!susrSabIer.

glnem in Der Sommsliriite I'M nun
nerItonsn SarS meilenoen NrSte Gus be,
g1dbe BON 9Ortmuno bate ma Dor ei.
n'sen 9nsen einsn Wabrsettel nats,.
'anot uno ign baourh on bic unterloi,
Ssne 5abluus ieiner Stsusrn er,nnert.
Der 6srr Doctor llfB iofOrt feline pueti.
'te Noer los uno ianote cine Yoitau.
mei'uns nit nahitsbenoer aufibriIt an
Die Sieusrfafe OBJ:
Bon oes 6urSssbiraes 5uBs
Senoet nit beitsm BruBe
WbssSablt oas Steuersslo
Doctor Wilbelm 8rabnefelb.
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to- Sacob on & Willer bes

To- Sacob o & miller r, be-
rem Office Iib unter Der ct. GIouo or.
ftsn Wationalbunf b%sfiroet. Uerlsiben
@elo IN fleinen uno aroBen Summer IN
ben nieoristsn 9lusraten. Seine Com.
milton, fein Bonus. @elo iOiort, nod.
Dem Die 8ap,ere in Ortnuns ssbroht
- .. Shmouen'S &snaurutjon il
Gag uno Noht often. Otto oOlquifi bat
Die 5lbruna cerielben ibsrnommsn.
ODiters in oIsn Nrten %isru,rt. 9uirie.
nerbeit 81 asbsn miro outs Bette oer'
iuh!. y. 9 4maleu, @isenihlmsr.
@olo' uno S,Ibsr 2eute iino piqion'
men. a
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Souriitenz Gar nnd Californian.

Yin gepolteiter Tullman 3ouriteu.Ga9
9on iautt leoen 9ienltaa iiber Die Wortbern
Eaclnc. Ter!oBt St.'Yaul 2:45 uuo Win.
neapolts 800 nahmittass; fommt in San
5ranclseo AM folsenoen Wontaa mprsen
an. Soppelte Sblafitdtte nuI 5000. Sir
aldets lno Gelerpationeu iuenoe man iih
an Y. " oltsbers. 3idetsNsent Der y
Is. Hp. 20, ct. 9lUuo, Winn. as ba
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Die prafuId,e 6ausitau.

Dome: .Sie woren ia aud III China,
6err 9opitiu; il es tpabr. onB man oort
&saeupirmer iB!?"
aapitdn: rNae Del,iatsiie iosar; i'd
babe Ne ielbTt psr,psibl!'
Game: ,Nd, oa tommsn Sic bod
OUT Elm yaar Gage gu uns IN unlsrsm
8agien uwnuA sos 5eus ndmll1 lhfsd
lib iibsIba'o!"
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9umoriGif6as
SaGenoe Malfp.

8ednsr Tim &eitaurant gum CONNER
e'enra'b. nelHer eben erit aeooelt mur
os): ~Belhe SOrte 8ein miro asfoa,a
lem. Serr @ommslcienratb?
COMMENCEMENT Our @smoblin) :
rSarab log, mas iollen mir trinten fir
einen Wein ?"
9ommsrc'enrdlbtn: .Bie %tannite rur
erf fraset. Nrunlebaa, '6uusn mir tcb
lsBt irinssn raoels~ berger"
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Bsrub,aupa.

Ssrr Ger ban 9,eusr i'm Selbadt
bot, co.'s sr ihm 1abof enipenoei):
r8as 9u iuf fsiHen 1abaf rauhf! $50
balt Du Den her?"
9lsnsr: ,8erubiseu S,e iih, Ter 1T
nod Don melnem irl5eren Qsrrn!"
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MuQeOeutet

.6Otsn Sic, mein 2isbsr." laat cir
EaIila;sr in e,usr uOufn S~trn6srcm su
's;n Nabbarn, rs 1T mir ,iemtih
alslh4hItia wte large Sis aui e,usm
tflBs itther, iosnn IS nIdt Der msin.ss
III"
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Gin auSusm, der 8eomtpr.

Br'ui'pol Gu isirem usueu @sbilien J +:
,bnt msl7 Blhaaller % m run se.
ia3t, mas Sic 81 ibun bab?E?"
Sapcbl. 0err Trirs'plf i'd ipn'e
i'm lmmSr pfdeu, ipern sic fonmen."
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Gin Qpier Der Qiebf.

,@s NOR ble 2isbs, ole mid 10 nett
b'odte." losie ter Camp sur Jraa, Die
tim e.pas ~ siisn aeoetsu bate.
,Nrmer Manr! Die 2iebe?" msiat2
m,l'uhIeno Die 5rau.
ga, Die Qsbe gum Shuaps."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-11-12

gts sabp rbielt iie, tpenn franf, Gaioria.
gls lie elm aino mar. berlanete iie Gaitorta.
sIls lunse Game bieit fe feii an Gaforia.
gLs Wutter CAB jie ,tren ainbern @afcia.
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9ie Toeu &aQep Wable

oHerirt jeBt 8lsie Al $500, Sborts Su
Shorts $3.50. No89enmehl $500
Tonne rein baar. @rober
6orrotb an Sano.
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Tabrplan:

I ustu 8ratntre; Ssnntass au fesnrrmfn.
Durn. iidsts mad Sapaa unt &ttHa abtr 1assma
uns Rcrttsrn gaetft DampffttfsdsafAaft, stnt
dmtrtfan !4t ettnis.
CUR S%nfsrmdttrn, SatrpIdns, UtapS,n nab Gi6es
~ rsas man prr tti cher fdrtttt an
L. WOLFSBERG, Agent, ct. Glpue
cher CHARLES s. FEE,
RS-uaI SaF. pRt 3tfst Hssnt,
81. Vaut. NtaS
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Drudfeb,er.

(Nus eiusm ROman): .N,1 uno nab
s,wls erte 2aura bic Sltbs ibtes Rannes
nit eonjer Wa&t."
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ten mandes blelbenoe
9enfmal errihtei, bas
Dem oeutihen gtamen
CUR Ghre asreiht.
Inter anteren bolts.
tblmllhen, oeroienlt'
ooQen, oeutitea I'm
t%ernebmunSen nenner
mir oas 9eutibe Sell'
Snititut uno Sanitari'
i'm in 3oleoo, g., oas
I'M SerSen Der Staot
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Sm| 3orne.

G1: ,Btnu ih elumal ariiuolia IN
Rora aeraibs. oann itisbe Id Nues
ibsr TEN Sauieu, eft DID, oann m'b.
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Gin oeutjheS Santtart,tatt.
leutide sler,te. Seutides Wi1en. beutide
8ebanblung

9eutlhes Wiiien uno oentiher llnterneb.
,nuuoaopiSt hoher in ben Hereinafter Stoa.
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2uUei Qlldilhe Bates.

vSh babe bieieu Scmmer pleosr
cine lobtsr inter bic Saube bsfom'
meR!"
SD babe Dor ii Tngen eintn Scbu
49, a., Il, ,c,o1of ophvoh ~
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Gin 5h(immer Yatient.

NlFnsn,: Der @eioenbauer ma,
bier; sr bat eS b%eoauert, sic nlbt 81
tfeffsn"
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ars,:s so; nOriiber ilas, er oenl

Niftert: ,ueoer oIes; &opf, 1ils
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FRITZ GUY,

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Or srSS,t Bsrrstb "A ben utte rtstsu WRITTEN.
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er cared toaWed Princess Mary. And
at Paris he remained until the end of
his days, his death FASTENED by dis
sipation.
Equally displeasing was the jilting Of
Princess Marguerite of Charities by the
Duke Of Orleans. Tended with the most
loving and devoted solicitude by his
fair fiancee during his Incarceration at
C1airvaux (she had established herself
with her mother in villa at the very
prison gates, in order to be near hin),
he threw himself into such q vortex Of
dissipation on his release that his uncle
and prospective father-in-law was COM
PEELED to demonstrate with him. The
duke took this amisS, declared that he
had no intention Of modifying his
questionable mode Of existence, and
altered his mind with regard to Princess
Marguerite and would under no cir
cumStanceS marry her. She has since
become the wife of the gallant young
Duke of Magenta, eldest son and heir
Of Marshal MacMahon.
Nor must we omit from this enumera-
ton Of Tilted prineesses the names of
Princess Sophia of Bavaria, deserted by
the late king of Bavaria on the very eve
Of the day appointed for the wedding
for reasons that have always remained
shrouded in mystery, the princess SUBJ
sequentiy marrying the DUO d'Alencon;
Of Princess Victoria of Prussia, sister
of Emperor William, who was forsaken
by the late Prince Alexander of Batten-
berg few days prior to the date fixed
for the marriage Tin fact the first in
timation that the princess received of
the slight inflicted upon her was the
information that the prince had mar
ried Mile. Loisinger of the Darmstadt
court theater), and of Princess Elsa Of
Wurttemberg, lovely girl, possessed
Of a vast fortune, who has just been
Tilted by Prince Alfred Of Sake Coburg.
only son of the ruler Of that duchy,
better known by his English title of
Duke of Edinburgh. The match would
have been an excellent one but he pre-
fers instead Fedora, the only daughter
Of Princess Charlotte of Prussia, and
of her husband Bernhard, heir to the
duchy of Saxe-Meiningen.
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BAPTIsTE AND THE BEAR.
He Got Into the Wrong Family and
Had Narrow Escape.

Argosy.
1T was one very cold night, mon
sieur," said Baptiste, of wolf and wild
turkey celebrity, land as 1 had lost
my rifle, as we'll as the pouch contain
ing the flint and steel, in shooting a
rapid, l couldn't light fire. So
climbed a rotten hemlock, the top of
which had been blown off by the wind,
and let myself down into the hollow.
But / had no sooner done this than
saw that there was no time to be lost
in getting UP again, for my life wasn't
worth pinch of powder had lighted
among a litter Of bear cubs, and,
thinking ] was their mamma come
back from foraging expedition with
something nice for supper, they be-
gan to sniff about me and pat my legs
with their paws. Then, finding their
mistake they set up prodigious howl
by way of signal to their interesting
parent that all was not right at home;
that a guest had dropped in and had
better be politely asked to walk out
again.
Nov I knew that lady bear, with
a select party of sons and daughters,
was not the pleasanteSt person posi-
BILE to meet, so I didn't need a second
notice to quit nor care how soon 1
was off the premises. 1t was no very
easy matter, however, to climb the in
side of the tree, for there was very lit
tie hold for ones claws, and / had
not made my way above a yard or so
when l saw the stars suddenly blotted
out above and large dark object
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problem presented by Jesus when he
says: THE harvest truly is ripe, but
the laborers are few. Pray We, there
fore, the Lord of the harvest that he
will send forth laborers into his har-
vest" This is the problem of Chris
tan service. God is forever saying;
who will go for us? Whom shall we
send?"
A. There is but one appropriate
answer and this is made possible by
the revelations previously made The
servant, by the logic of his new situa-
ton, can only say with the prophet,
Here am l. send me-" and him will
God surely send on some errand which
shall bless the world. This service is
the first aim of Christianity on earth
Jesus died not merely to save the indi-
vidual from eternal DEATH but also to
raise up race of saviors, who, in
spired by his spirit, and led by his
hand, and filled with his power shall
usher in the Kingdom of God and
make it regnant in the life of men. 1t
Is service which grows out of two
things, in the kingship of God which
issues in obligation, and the father
hood of God which issues in love.
1t is an easy service from two con-
siderations. 1t is voluntary, which
makes it the following out of individ-
ual desire, and frees it from drudgery,
anu II Is d Heipeu service, unereDy max
Ing practical a success not possible
without the aid of the Lord 1t is the
application, not the supplying of power.
AS the modern machinist, by the NOV
ing OF lever, turns ON power, so the
son of God, relying, not on himself,
but on God, can as surely count on
the furnishing of divine power accord
ing to his need. Indeed, faith is but
the putting into practice of a living
confidence in God according to His
promises, enabling the soul to move
out in the performance Of duty, on the
assumption that God will be as true to
him, at least, as the steam to the
lever or the electric energy to the
thumb screw that makes the connec-
tion4 By this means all the heroes of
faith have wrough in the past, and, by
it, the new heroes shall have their vic
tories in the future.