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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-01-19

in the Query columns Of the Dispatch
/ notice a query. made 10y one OF the
scholars of the old Lancasterian school.
In answer, / wish 10 say that the hrst
school ever went to was the one above
named. ! suppose / was about years
old at the time | am now II. Still, l
recolect Father Courtney when he sat
on his seat that was elevated above the
old sand-class l was in. We boys had
10 copy letters that were made for US
in a trough. partly filled with sand.
should not wonder If that was before
my friend j. H. DIS. day.
At the time my parents lived between
II and Grace streets, near the Ca
thollc church. THEODORE j. COOKE.
Cap Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-01-19

TO tho Editor Of the Dispatch:
VIII ySu kindly give the correct pro
nunciaticn Of tho word parent. also ~. Ine
word cXtantl COkkLol O-'ii-''-
Norfolk. Va.
Par ~cnt-accent ON first syIdDic' '''
o. I'm fare; the o as I'm clement
Ex-tant-accent on first sylao'e' inc
os IN sofa or as In a.
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IIehc-fsurNdiCC.

n the Editor Of the Dispatch;
Please mark the accent ana give ule
pronunciation OF the following Woi1s'
'Hebo" and "Eurydice. H. u w.
Richmond. Va.
lie -be-accent on first syllable; the es
n, As in meet. or 60 like the a in tate
md ale, or the IN they
Enrydico-yu-rid-i-se-accent on tho Sc
,ond syllable. the last as in see.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-01-19

which, on March Il, 1851. adopted the
Constitution OF the Confederate States
are William p. Miles. OF South Caro-
lima, now OF Louisiana; John II. Reagan,
and General Waul. OF Texas; Judge
Campbell. OF Mississippi aabsent on the
day Of unanimous vote, and Dr. j. l.. M.
tsu.YN
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-01-19
The N!ndstonc.

To tho Editor Of the Dispatch:
win you please give in your Query
roipmn "a history and description OF the
'pointer" maidstone. OF near RoNooro',
A. a.. IFS merits, mode, and results OF
application, etc. Respectfully,
V. T.. i.
Ciarksylne, Va.
Please excuse us We have no faith IN
uadstoncs, so-called. To use a CALI
clsm. the people who have been cured OF
the hydrophobia by madstones never had
the disease.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-01-19
,,,coIni In Richmond.

10 the Editor Of the Dispatch .
~ lease inform me through your columns .s
,.s. sS or not Abraham Lincoln was IN IN
" WI r,,r NJ Richmond between the sd Oh
w., .ar1 III isS and 18th Of April, 1850;
April 4'-'' II. l.. Il.
Roanoke. Va
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-01-19

70 ,he Editor Of the Dispa'eh'
y - W ION me why the Gentleman,
, fis-ss '' Tpscopal church" Is called
centenary? -, no hmm
Because 50 was ors"''@'' :"
ares,h year Of The 'S'aO''S''''''''
-, ,be Methodist Church
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-01-19
PupiIs of MIR. Courtncy's.

To the Editor Of the Dispatch:
7 have the honor Of being one OF the
few now living that received their early
instruction at the old Lancasterian
School under that honored servant or
God Rev. Philip Courtney
WILLIAM T. GLENN.
No. Il Taylor street, Richmond.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-01-19
HeIOvy Zero.

To the Editor OF the Dispatch:
Please settle a friendly dispute by stat
ing through your Query column whether
the mercury has reached 10 degrees below
zero in Richmond, and, II lower, please
give the lowest in the past fifteen years.
BY so doing you will oblige subscriber.
w. NJ. IL.
Within the last fifteen years there have
been two occasions on which the Their
mometer recorded as much as 10 degrees
below zero-viz.. January is, 1893, 10 de-
erees below. and February 5. 1886, when It
was If degrees below.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-01-19

The Sultan would be greatly gratiied II
events In other parts OF the globe would
continue 20 so shape themselves "a 10
divert attention from him. Washington
Star.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-01-19
Muslin Underwear.

Compare our goods with any pieces
you desire. and you will find that the
cut, make and finish cannot be excelled.
Ladies' Gowns ........................i5 c.
Ruffied neck and sleeves and tucked
yoke.
Ladies' Gowns, tucked yoke and trim
med with embroidery, worth 75c.......5Oc.
Ladies' Gowns, handsomely embroider-
ed and tucked yoke. good value 6lc...j9c.
Ladies' Empire Gowns. large sailor
collar and beautifully trimmed with en-
broidery. worth 81 ......................f0c
Ladies' Skirts. full-wldth, rufiied and
tucked ................ .s..'s.''.'..'-'''' wv
Ladies' Skirts. very wide, tucked, aud
embroidery ruiiie, true value 8lc.....62c
Ladies' Skirts, extra-wide embroidered
rufile and large cluster or tucks, value
81. now ...............-- .............s...'0e.
Ladies' Pants, full line, and all
sizes .......... ......s.........sss '-oU'
Ladies' Pants, handsome assortment,
trimmed with embroidery. and tucked
good value for 37c. .....................29
Ladies' Pants. heavy muslin, 4 tucks,
and embroidered ........... ........... ooc.
75c. and 81 Ladies' Pants, slightly
SOlleQ ............ ...s...s..ss.s.ss.s..'' 'o1N'
Ladies' Gloves at special prices.
Embroidery and Laces OF all descrip-
ton at low prices 70 suit you.
Ladies' Hosiery as cheap as eyer-ylsit
this sure.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-01-19
Bright orbs, whose glance can say so

BrlBht Ofb5I WhUse gIdncs can say 30
much.
To what may I compare your light?
To some bright star. whose ray serene
Is shot athwart the veil OF night?
Its radiance Is all too cold
The smile Is all too trite.
Wei-springs OF sweet sincerity.
Whose lmpid waters ever show
The tender heart, the spotless soul
The strength Of character below.
Soul windows, IN whose mystic depths
Affections lamp effulgent burns.
Like storm-tossed ship 10 beacon-light-
To that my wearied spirit turns
May sorrows cloud. or mist OF tears.
Neer dim the radiance OF It's beam;
But peace and happiness and Joy
Around IL ever reign supreme.
L y. TOMPKiNS
January IL. lSsc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-01-19

To the Editor OF the Dlspalch.
Please be kind enough TO state In your
Query column the lowest degree that the
thermometer has ever reached at kich-
mond: also, the lowest since 1850 with
dates. II not too much trouble. T. Il. S.
Macfarlands. Va.
The answer to w. ". HIS question con-
tains all the information we can give now
TO the query Of r +. S.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-01-19

written for the Dispa

Calm eyes. which look so bravely out
Upon the turmoil and the strife.
The hopes. the fears. the toll. and pain,
Which constitute our earthly life.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-01-19
gisfern Problem.

To the Editor Of the Dispatch:
Please let me know how much water
a cistern will hold feet at the top and
feet at tho bottom in diameter, and
Is feet deep. y. I. Nc.
This is what is called the frustum Of
a cone, and to find the solid contents or
volume we have the rule: The volume Of
a fruetum is equal to the sum Of the
areas of the two bases. and the square
root OF their product multiplied by one
third Of the altitude.
Areas Of circles:
9N9
Upper bsse=-N3.1 l16=63.6l74
over .1il6=12 5C64.
Square root of63.6l74S12 5GGi=2S.2744.
Sum =104.45S2.
1Oi. i5s2x .6529. which is. the
number of cubic feet of water.
452.6522 N172S = 231=33S6. 0736. The an
swer is 1886. O736 gallons OF water.
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OTTERIES e. ANSWERS.
Inst When The Confederate States Of
America Ceased 10 Exist.
- ~, cnauLorrEsyILLE IN a.

,,ncoin's Presence In h''"''o""
,nr,,. fso5-rhc Law - to fis"'"e
wntcrs of Virgin
Ite.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-01-19
GentIemen's Underwear.

Gentlemen's An-Wool Double-Breast-
ed Shirts and Drawers, medicated, good
value for $50; now .....................I3c.
Mems Natural-Wooi Shirts only, were
lJc.; now ......................... .......oVc'
Mems Merino Double and Single
Breasted Shirts only, worth 0gc.;
now ......... ........ss.. '........ 'eo-'
Mems F'leece-Lined Ribbed shirts
and Drawsrs, Tan and Gray were og5e.;
now ......s...... ........... ...s..s..+s COY.
Mems Celebrated Glastonbury Shirts
and Drawers. broken sizes, were &9y;
now ......... ......... ..s.ss.s...'' .''.'sFi'
Gentlemen's Gloves, ScOtch-Wool, were
81 lie. now .........................
worth 75c. now ........... ........:. SOC.
Containers Fleece-Lined Skin-Gloyes.
were 81: now ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Gentlemen's Fleece-Lined Cashmere
Gloves, were 75c.; now ................oOc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-01-19
BOYS Clothing.

50 Atwood Jersey Suits. in Blue and
Black. with Gilt trimming. good value ~.
at $2I ................... ..............sly %.
ages to only)
100 Boys Coats. assorted eolors' and n.
styles. were 81 to g :.......,.........N.z 20.
ages Is and Is onlyl
GRAY and Brown Mixed Wool Box
Coat Suits. were Sl.9S ................sl.4S AS.
(Smal Sizes only)
Boys Refer and Junior Suits, all
wool cheviots. assorted colors were
SS' now '', - yi''''''''S-'''
Boys Refer Jackets In Blue and Black
were $9S and sl37; now. .S24S and $2.9S.
ages TO Z: 10 TO lf)
Youths Storm Overcoats, Brown and
Gray Chinchila, true value s., now - 70.
ages 10 10 40
Boys Suits. wool cheviots, assorted
STYLES and colors, were 500 and
S2.9S .............. ..'Sl'ss
Ladies' Wraps.
Ladies' Black Caterplllar-Cloth Jack
'9' sizes IS. %, icJ
ladies' Black Boucle jacket. mando-
lin sleeve, ripple back. was W W
~" '''''''' Isles % TO ssj
Ladies' Plain and Boucle Cloth. were
formerly $3.50: now ....................So
(Sizes 30 and 80 only)
Ladies' Plain Black Jackets. were $3.50
(Szes 80 10 80
Ladies' Black and Blue Plain clott
Jackets, were $50; now ............S.sS
(sizes 80 to y only)
Iast-Years Long Jackets, all coiors
were 81 and SlS; now ................Sz.9O
Ladies' Electrlc-Seal Capes, martr
and Tibet edge and collar. were go
Ladies' Electric-Seal Capes. martin
and Thibet edge and collar, were ~
now ...............s.... ..'.... ,'''' , c2.-'
Ladies' Plain E.ectric-Seal CSsppess
were $3.50. now ............... ....'s. : ~
Ladies Astrachan Capes, were si0
now .............. ...........s.s' '''.''' -. 80
Ladies' Astrachan Capes, were ~ ~
now ......... ..........s...... ss''''.''', go
Ladies' Coney Capes. were ~
Ladies' Short Seal Capes, were =
now ..........
Infants Cloaks. from csc. to S'-special
Don't miss your chance in this de-
partment.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-01-19
Linen Goods.

Said a distinguished gentleman from
southwestern part OF Virginia a Few
days since: ut Is my first visit to your
house. but not the last Your goods are
very reasonable. and are very much
better grade than / expected TO see.
Your linens are particularly attractive.
and am much pleased with what pur-
chased"
The Linen he bought was a handsome
set Of cloth and napkins, reduced from
s2O to $3.50. We have Few more sets
left at $40. reduced from $lS and 80.
Bleached Table Damask at 80, 60 %,
sc, 81, S.25, and $50 a yard, all OF the
finest grade at the price.
Unb'eached Table Dardask. .. 81 IL.
~. a.. %. 6, 7Jc., value: cannot be eX-
celled.
Red and White Damask. p, IS. 40, 80,
60, and 75c.
Frlnged Dollles in Plain white and
Red border. at SOC. TO $3.50 dozen.
Napkins. handsome designs. at 1oc., 81
49, $50. and UP 10 so dozen.
Towels. zoe. a dozen 10 zoe. apiece. In
Huckaback. Damask, or Turkish Bath.
Linen Sheetng, Pillow Casing and
Sheets and Pillow-Cases, ready for use,
Of superior quality.
Art Linens, Butcher Linen, Irish
Linen. Linen Crash. and Stair Linen in
great variety.
Crockery.
Large line Of Pretty Jardinieres. new
colors and designs, at prices that DEFY
competition.
Cut-Glass. our stock Is entirely too
large. and must be reduced. Decanters,
Water-Bottles, Salt and Pepper
Shakers. Vases. Creamcrs. Bowls @ll
sizes), Tumblers. and Flnger-Bowls.
Special low prices.
Ornaments Of all descriptions.
Fine line Of Japanese Vases and ho-
ras.
Dresden lamps. Brass Banquet, and
G'ass Lamps Of all kinds.
Dresden Chocolate-Pots aud sugar
Dishes.
Souvenir-Platcs Of all kinds.
Souvenir Cups and Saucers at prices
greatly reduced
Tureens. Plates, and BoWls-a very
large line 10 be sacrificed.
All our Beautiful Pictures, were Dc,
20 this week at Sec.
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-N3.1l16- 69.6l7i.
1OL4582.


Square root Observation-Disclosures.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-01-19

"Pze got some corn. an des TWO siaeS
err hog meat; an OATS al III new cepun
Val de ole CONAN kin knit socks fer, an
dunno ef datl grease de big spider
levin out dc pot But rze w.lIin' to wuck
hard on dat; an please God. De fruit
krap may hit, an de watermIilions. an
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-01-23

sns gabD .rbieIt iie, iucnn franz, Gatoria.
gls 'e elm Sinh mar, perlanats lie Gaitoria.
gls lunee Game belt lie feft an Gaitoria.
gls Mutter CAB ie lbren ainbern Gatoria.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-01-23
Der Nprboeutibe 2Iopb

,i1terbdlt 9egenwdrtis 10 S6tfffabrtss
LINEN, n1mli6 orei Sinien naf Sr9.
Lamb, orei Sinien fir ben Yaoepertebr
uno bic S6leppidififabrt an Der beuts
tben Suite, ie6s Sinien nab Noros
amerita, 5mei 2inien mad Siioamerifa,
cine Sauptltnie mad 2liien, brei 3pei9s
LINEN i'm 9lnifluB an bic leetere
innerbalb aiiatiider @ebiete uro cine
Sinie na6 Iuitralieu. Der Rorbs
eeutlfe IlODo betreibt bieie 10 0inien
NIT so Iampfern, oeren 3onnengebalt
nit fat 245, 600 3onnen benz jeber
anberen S6ifffabrts9eielli6aft Der
&elt iiberlesen lit. Die Summert,
wel6e i'm @an;en our6 ben Noros
oeuti6en SloDo Dem oeuti6en S6iifSs
bau in ben leeten Sebn Sabren 3uSes
flolien linb, betragen 9e9en 60, OO0,s
600 Wtarf. @e9enwdrti9 befinoen lid
abermals fiinf neue Camper nit etpa
10000 3onnen i'm Sau. 90 lit Der
abi6lub fir bic beiben Ooppelidraus
benz 6nelloampfer Der Sinie Bremen
gtep Dort pom je etma 200 Wieter
San9e unb q Seemeilen 5abr9eidmius
oigfeit Dor 8ur;em nit ben NSerften
0ulfan in Stettiu unb Sdihau in
9anii9 erfplst. Die Sebeutung pieieS
guftrageS er9ibt lid am Seiten aus
elmer Gersleifung Der bis jett bethlehem
ben srOBten Sdnelloampfer Der oeuts
i6en unb Der auslGnbii6en Sanoelss
f%lotte. Der Shirt SiSmart" Der
Samburg '9lmeritasSinie bat 1873 Meter
0anse uno 2Ok Seemeilen Sfnelltgs
felt, Die amerifanii6en S6nellbampfer
Der International yiuie st. Vouts"
unb st. Faul" baben je l6s Mteter
Sdnse uro cine @ei6winoigteit BON
niht iiber Is Seemeilen. Die 9rObten
uno itnelliten Camper, Die jeet ben
SSean befabren, nGampanta" unb
r2ucania" Der Gunarb Sinie, babeu
1853 Wieter SGn9e uno entwitelu cine
Shnelli9teit BON q Seemeiler. 9luf
oieie Hieien merSen BON ben beiben
neuen Tlopooampiern erreidt, in Der
GrOBe aber nod iibertroffen meroen.
Die neuen jeet bel Yulfan unb Edit
6au ~ barenoeu Sampier werpen
mitbin Die 9rCBten S6nellbampier Der
@elt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-01-23
Narnt:Y

Ties III cinfnt eire anoere S%enennun9
iiir leihten Selbbau. Cine aepiiie Nrbelt
nuf Gin flciucS Nreal pertuenoet, bat cine
reitlite grnte i'm 8efpl9e. Ser Telobou
miro beiuabe gum Spiel. Sn Der Chat be-
;craen Die ainoer in uielen 6dlen o%n'tatt
Deg Wanncs oas YewdIicrr. 9ieie babcn
ibr Spiel uno es 1T cine pirtlidle Nrbeit fir
ten Safer. Sn nieier Sbee gilt es etnas
Nusiiglid,es. gu benz bringt es pole unab'
bGuaiotsit pom Segen uno Slrre. &esen
maht Die 6rutt nitt IN einem Sabre mad.
len uuo ole 9iirre trodnct lie i'm nGhiten.
IS lleat cine Sesauberun9 IN Der 9eltnr9
Der tteincn YSaiieritr5mdeu iiber Ole tletne
Farm, 10 boB Ieoer 5lcdcn rem erioreerllheu
&efeuttisunssb srari erbdlt. Ter cine
Tlas muB nitt III uisl uno Der anoere nitt
III peniQ crhalter. Grncr Der Snuptpuntte
Ger Yeiudiierun9 1T. pnB lie Die grbeit cons
cen,rtrt aui einen tegrtulten Nrcnl mo Do
her oolitdrbiae GultipirunQ bes 8rnnoes
iihert. Shidt 4 Cts in Sreimlrfen an
Gbas. z. Tee. @cu'l. Rnii. NGert Der Hor'
tbcrn Yocliic Sabu III st. saul, Ntlnu,, nuo
er ibidt crh Gin pamphlet iiber Seipnie'
ruHa, 32.a
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-01-23
Wte tn oiss!

mir si,tsn tintunstrt DC aars stIstuuns III
itttu 8au ven 8atarrt. Ter mid eurb Ginrttmtn
ppu saa's adtarat.Ru sttttlt Ttrstn iann.
h ! 2ttutp a Co, Giltntt o., lelttr, .
gir tts uHttrjci6nutn, tabtH a. 3 Gtentp itt
Ten ltgttn IS Satrtn stiarntuue talitn tin 'urpsu
ismmm t~trtntaft In aatn 8titdftsrtrtansluusen
uHt fuaniita tsiotiat, dqt peu ittntr 5tIma ttnat.
aauatntn 9trbinbItt ftitsn ,u trfaltn.
" tf&Irua @rpftanttls- IrssutatH, lsit.
TO- u.
alktuaainna & Warsiu, 8rsftan.
tts. Irrguiftn Iplttp, 8,
Saa's SALARIES ur pirt inutrlid stnemmtn unt
rit,t ttrtit auf has Blut unt he ftlttmiatn 0btraa.
Den tee Sphtms. otusnift fret s~trfantt. prstt
S;s. tlr ttt Niaf6t, gtrtautt zen aatn ApetttftrH
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-01-23
bic 0rp6e Nertiefun9

oes geaowitoue iiil2OO. SuB :iiei. Sic III
ousaeh0lt aus bartem pultaullbem 8eitetn.
Sbr t6uut cub ppriteler, tpte uIele Utllio.
men Sobre bios 9eoauert bat. IS IT cine
uunesrbare Combination III Sorm nno
Tarbe. Shr ioniet es ieben.G Sieleidt odB
ibr cs etnmal porbabt. gS lit beiier, oies
Sabr bortbin AZ reiien, oenn Die Sabnprelie
limb uteori9, Shidt 8 Cts an CHARLES 9.
Zee, ben 8eueral , Yaliasierasenten Der
Northern Yaclfic giienbnbu IN ct. Yanl,
Wiun., fur Elm 5ouriiteu : guh oes Yarts,
5oaartp, 2lO & lart Street, iulro enh Die
Sobrpreiie auaebeu. 32ba
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-01-23

@e9eu 10, 900 safer
aepfel wurSen i'm Sabre 1895 in
Sntel CAMS 2ance 9cerntet. Ger
bOdite 6etOrb, Den Die acpiclproout
ton in ben Ser. Stoaten bis cabiu
aui ;uweiien bate, ~itcllte it'd aui
5000, 600 Sdiier. Der OurtihnittSs
preiS fir 9lepfel betru9 i'm Sabre 1895
az pro 5aB ODER Die Salite oeS Ereis
les, Der in 1894 in Der Union fir bieie
5rutt e~rjielt wuroe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-01-23
GpiioSc aus benz ariese II.

Cine biibihe Gpiiooe aus benz &riege
ls70-7l wuroe benz rSrauni6w.
la9bl." in ciuem @riei aus Medlen.
burg mitgetbeilt Der Solpat 30. aus
Stargaro in Wtedlenbur9 itebt Dor
HariS aui 9orpoiten; bier erbGlt err
einen Srief aus ieiner Seimatb, uno
Sa er LANCE j3ett obue Nafri6t mar,
fam or it'd nif)t entbalten, i'm io9leidD
III erbreben. Seim SeIen p~ertteit er
lid nun 10, baB er fem 9lu9e uno Sbr
iilr oaS bat, mas nm i'm her paiiirt.
ElOtlih hort er 8erGuid, iiebt uuf uno
erbltdt ben SOrig unb Den Sronprinjcn
nebit Gefol0e. Srifrett lGBt er ben
Sriei fallen uno madJt ieine Sonneurs.
Der S0rig, Der bic Anglt unb &crlpirs
rrng oeS Solo0ten bemcrtt, tommt auf
Inn iu9eritten uno iragt ircunolihlt;
r9tun, elm Srief POM %icbdIcn?"-
r9icin, Wtajelt0t, por mcincm GOter."
entge9uete Der Srieger. vOarf id) Den
Grief leIen, ODER entbGlt CT Gcbeims
niiie?" fra9t Der 3Ont9 meiter. VI.
iiber9ibt bieraui Den 9rief Dem SOuig.
Oieicr weuoet lid ~ ieiner llmgebun9
uno lieit inter Gnberem Sol9erbeS
laut nor: nSu II laScn hat 0cine
Shweitcr Sod}jeit. NSir allie merccn
Gid an oieiem Gage i6merjlih Der
miiieu. 9lm mcbriten aber 9rGnlt lid
Ocine olte Wiutter. Sdapet ober
nidtS, bauc mr. tildti9 auf Die Srans
;oien Elm, pamit bieieu SerlS reft balb
paS sroBe Wiaul 9citOpft wcroe II. /. ~"
Der &Oni9 9ibt ben Sriei ;uriif urS
reitct wciter. Is mdbrt uift lougc, 10
miro 10. BON iciuem Soften obgclOit 4;
or erbGlt IA Gage llrlanb unb fam alti
Soften ocs &OnigS bic Jteiie nad Wieds
lenbur9 altrcten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-01-23

Nopal 8adpuIper, 1T hes be Il,
BON alien 1abriioHen.-
Der. e iaaten Eeaieran9s. Beridt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-01-23

Mit ionoerbarer GoBif per'
tbeibi8te lid jiingiti in @ien elm Otenit'
maoten, ais lie inter Der antlase,
ibrem Iienitberrr, etnem S6neioer,
Stoiie i'm Wertbe BON LOT Glloen
seitobleu III bobcu, Dor Gcriht itano.
9lui Die Sra9e oeS 8erihtsprdiieenten :
v@arum babcu Sic s~eitoblen?" err
pioerte bic Nu9etla9te rSitt' itOn,
bic Srau Is ielbit ihulo, iie bat mid
i6ledt s'ma6t." PrGiioent r@ieio?"
@n9etla9te Bit ih6n, Die Srau
bat 9'iagt, ih ioll allies MAIDEN, mas
iie maft. llno oa bab' i6 g'ieb'n,
pie Tie ibrem damn, penn er s'i6la'
fen bat, aus Dem bod unb aus n
@elStaih'l bat @elo 9'nommen." els
Yelobnurg fiir ibr ipetulatiocS BE.
sinueu erbielt sic ~turioie S6One iiini
Miorate idweren SerterS Suctftirt.
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Scb pFerire u
~ 3m,it Nerfamfene y
@icbti9 fir Seoermann

ollie "a Stunoen brebt Die igroe ilh NM
'hre Ntie.u3u allen 3eiten 9ibt es nebr
ooer tueni9er Heibur9 on ben apst auBCr.
ten Yuntter, Dem Norbz uno Siiopol. 81
a"Cu,lter 3elt glbt es eiren nenen 6%elbepuntt
n . blca9o sluliteu Den 8olotdfern unt
'Cm Bolt, bas ireics Sllbcr %beiiirwortet.
I'm oieiCm inter benz 9uten Solfe III Ct.
llcuoiuno Der: llm9eSeno porSubeu9en III
lrs cine SinierleQur9 sncte Der aronc tui
Sfmiere suaeanugen. @tewobl mir Tidt be-
onipruher. onB oteft cine fortpdbrenoe Be
pesuug aller Wngers uno &utidenraoerrn
oer Siaot uno ioHI,po peruriadt. 1T lie pbne
aleu 3weiiel cine aus9eieldnete uno lpertbs
pole Sade fir y asen, &utiten uro ale
2rten Sarmmaihinsrie.
Sie,er TlaS III iernsr aud Der bette fir
Den Ncbleintaui, iple fir 9ewabltes gutter
unb nuen Scrtcn 8etreioe, nes9leiteu iIl
&iebiuiier, Sais, 8alt. 9umber, Gatten lne
Shirbsln in llmtauib fir &eiSen, SaIer,
6orn. =. Y. SartelL
giaeniblimer Der ct. 9louo Cereal, 9umbel
uno.Supplp Grcban9e,
Sde pom :. Nue. roroltt uno eriter Strn6c,
4. Gicun. Yiiuu. 33-1l
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S6ieS Seiipiel ueroirbt
quite Sitteu. Gin Yiiblein idaut
BEL Der Saierue in Ct. @allen benz
GrerSiereu Su uno bort, wie Der
initruireuoe Siiiiier cine 6tille bon
iosenauuteu %SraftwOrtern iiber Die
Wiuuni6ait auSitiittet. 0a tritt oas
pier bis iiinii0bri9e Sndblein gum
Siii,ier bin, nimmt tin, oemotra'
tiiten @eiibleS poll, am aernrel uno
iast: sic, Serr Siii,ier, Sic mCno
nib e 10 ilue6e, Jus lerneo's B. Col
bate Of"
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Hotbboli3 gu Slei III item lit
iiin9it, elm Giicnbobnma9en poll, pon
Sau9er, Gal, mad 9%tiirnbcr9, OeutIfs
LAMB, abgc9an9en. Die Ge~oernbcitatoe
GuropaS iino nubeju abSeboljt, 10 baB
oeutidc 2 hperitancige Dor GINGER
i3eit bic lSGlber an Der pacifiiden
aiiite NprpameritaS purfiori6ten, UNI
einen Griae fir Die Gcoer, melde bis
lang ausihlieBlih iiir Die Seritelluu9
bon Sleiitiiten Nicnte, i'll iinoen. GS
pirc nun gciagt, oaB, auBer Der Geoer,
MIR nod oas 6otbbcl; BON ben Sltobs
bGngen Der Sierros in Sol9e Der Gid
ti9feit uuo Der geruoen Hid)trng leiner
Saiern sur Sleiitiitfobrifation lid
ei0ne.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-01-23

% Madame WooieSfa, bic
einit o beriibmteS 6au pie
lebt oils 9liitlife Sormerin
auf ibrem 9tando in Californian. Sic
bat nab Der ~5G9l. 9tunoi6." AM 6ube
Ses Santiago Beat cine rentable Sduis
,uft errid)tet auberoem bGlt tie 500
an9oroiieseu. Scriibmt lit lire Die
nen;uft lie bat iibcr 100 Sienens
itofe, uno gilt Der Soni9 oauon ais Der
bette Sonig Der &elt. 0tuoame WiOos
,esta itebt leScn Gag nm balb filni llbr
auf, beird)t StGllc uro Sicuenitano
uuo reitet barv,, mad WiGnnerurt, qrer
ourt Die 6eloer, UNI audi oa naf Dem
Hed)ten III ieben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-01-23

Z lne mu1ptrUdte SttIs
blitbe bradtc am 9uBtas elm Der
liner Slatt. 0ict 1T iie: rNiemano
trGst cS ieiuem HI0tte nat, penn cs
Den ma9crsn Sid manfmol nit elmer
ietten Gute ipidt, aber anoerS lie9t
Der 6oll, menn sic barmloie Gnte iih
in cine unheiltrdhicnoe ar0be uerrpan'
belt. ocren ihwar;er 6lii9elidlas bic
Come peroiiitcrt. Sine ardbe, oeren
ridwar,er" 5lii0elihlas bic Come
perountelt, 1T ihon eine S~eltenbeit,
aber nod better sei0llt uns Der rmusere
aii6" nit Der riettcn Gnte" 9eipidt.