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arguments that never for a minute give way to fiippancy or local difficulsies. He talks national issues in a popular way. After the speechmaking he stands around near the platform with the farm- CTS, and looks like one of them In his away to a hotel in town, no jumping Into a carriage before the crowd had broken up. He shakes hands with everybody, tells this man that he knew hgs father, reminds thaS one of something that hap pened in the county before the war, and, after most of the listeners have gone, he sits on a stump and talks to the prin- cipal men of the community unul it is time for everybody to go home He smokes bad cigars when he can get hold of them, and when they are all out he reaches down in the deep pocket of his long coat and fishes out pipe, which he fills with very strong tobacco. This he smokes until he gets ready to go to bed, which is usually at very late hour.
 Gen. Cockrell is never so interesting to the student of h.s peculiar and successful methods as when he is on one of his tours among the people. He has been at it fcr several months now and will con- tinue to mix around among the voters until the legislature meets, not that 1t IS a all necessary, on account or the ab- sence of epposit.onl but because it is the
 
 acquaintances and make new ones. On a trip across country the senator has been known to go out in the barnyard of a prominent farmer and sit on fence, smoking and talking by the hour The best method of alternating crops so as to get the best results from the soil, the newest ideas i'm wdndm1lls; the latest scientific demonstration of a habitable Mars, the immortality of the soul, and the republican chances Tn the county, are examples of the subjects that are con- sidered by The distinguished man and his farmer host. The senator is good listener. He will lend a patient ear to the opinions of the lowliest of his con stituents and, as usual thing, reply in a way that will interest the other man from his point of view.
 If plain farmer has the honor of en- teIltaining the senator over night he will not be fiustered over the occurrence, and even the housewife, who may be scared half out of her wits when she learns that Senator Cockrell is to be a guest for the n!eht, is soon calmed into a sense of her own superiority even in the senatorial presence Inv h,s homely ways. He may take off his shoes with the old man and the boys and sit in his stocking feet before the fire. smoking until half past 9 o'clock. He will tell a good story or
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ry around her. Presently she falls into a slesp of perfect exhaustion. It is sleep full of unpleasant dreams, and when she wakes it is only to find her self more tired, if possible, than before. If every society woman knew the value of Pe-ru-na at such time, if they could realize the invigorating. strengthening effect that Pe-ru-na would have, how much misery could be avoided. If the weary housewife. with her careless round of duties; the overworked school girl, anxious to graduate with high hon- ors; the haggard clerks. working early and late for the necessaries of life, knew of Pe-ru-na and its wonderful recuper- ating powers, they would never be With out it. Some of its many cures are we'll nigh marvellous.
 :, Dr. Hartman. the compounder of Pe- ru-na, has written book especially for women, that will be sent free to any ad- dress for short time. Address The Pe- ru-na Drug Manufacturing company. Columbus, Ohio.
 Ask your druggist for a free Pe-ru-na Almanac for 1898.
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two in a droll way and sleepily suggest that it is bedtime. The senator may not be ready for bed himself but he knows that the farmer must get up bsfoTe the sun. So he adapts himself to conditions and, shoes in hand, goes off to sleep Tn the same bed as one of the boys.
 Senator Cockrell is 63 years of age. He smokes all the time, drinks coffee at night, and seldom sleeps more than SIX or seven hours, but he IS in. the best of health, and has always been so. In his quaint hard-worklng way be is one or the most interesting men at Washing ion. although most men outside of his state will stop after mentioning Vest, when asked about the senators from Missouri.
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LATE HOURS.

A woman in society is oblig;d to keep late hours She must attend receptions and balls. She seldom allows herself a quiet evening at home. Her whole time is taken up in keeping engage ments or entertaining at her own home. How often does she dress for grand, formal occasion with throbbing brow and trembling hands. And when she returns in the wee sma, hoursn how
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often does she sink into her easy chair with a sigh of com-
 plete weariness !? She is too ner- vous to sleep. Her cheeks are hot and feverish,
 yet she shivers
 with the cold. The cold somber dawn is break ng; everything looks dismal and drea-
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FROM THE ANTIQUE.

By Christiana Rosseltti. The wind shalB lull us yet,
 The flowers shall spring above us; And those who hate forget,
 And those forget who love us. The pulse of hope shall cease,
 Of joy and of regretting; We twain shall sleep in peace,
 Forgotten and forgetting. For us no sun sfsaal rise,
 Nor wind rejoice, nor river Where we with fast-closed eyeD
 Shall sleep and sleep forever.
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Good For the Health.

From the Chicago Record
 'tMy wife's health is excellent now"
 'eWhatt has cured herr"
 'T told her I would allow her so much @ monIh to pay her doctors b.ll and buy her gowns; she is now lodging the doc tor right along."A
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-02-04
9ebrt bic &inoer arbeiten!

Inter olIen l~lmtdnoen iolten ale
iunaen MGoden. auh io!de. bic wobls
habsnbe @ltsrlr bsiisen, baju aneshalteu
ipsrosn, Iid ibre 2oileitsn g~ssenhinos
islblt anSuferiisen. Cue Nusuabme.
usnu ss eiluas rsht St5nss I'M, @ldn.
,,noss po,ftslsn fec, fann ia immsrbin
aemnht meroen, abet fir ihre MQtalS
b~ebhrfuliie ioltsn Sie ielbh mt Ibren
fl:islsen Sirosn iorgfu t6unsn.
Cine %ssorouete TbGtiateit 1T cine
sroSe NObllbat fir ous msiblihe @ss
lhleht, DEFENDERS fir jung. Wdohsn.
bic oft niht miIsu. mas iis nit ibren
itiiden, ilnsen 8raftsn anfansen iouen
9sbensmutb uub arbei'strieb beo,n9en
GINS bas anbere. Wi6isauS flbrt III
uidts @utsm, uno eIne faule YOruebm
tbuerei uetleitet Su olerlei uniinnisen
@eoauien uno S%anoluuaen. @s 1T fsin
sutss 9s,dsn. wsnn iunse Wdcden lber
3anspeile tlasen. menu ite uabldHia
uno unoroentltd IN lbrer duBsren @rs
iheinunS psroeu, menu lie slsihalltie
5uleben. wie ibre Muiter lih I'M Saus,
bait abp!ast. tusnn iie lbre flsinsn @e
ihmilier llsbloS bebouoeln ruenn lie ihari
uno unibsrlsst ibsr 9lubsre iib aus
iprsden. usun lie wdblsrilb uro unonnt.
bar eas Bette Don lit obpsi'sn. Yin
ouen olsien @rideiuuussn if eins 9esrs
unb Tsre,niamuug itulo, Die fin oas
arme Sinh ieIbii sar 81 leitt 5u elmer
unsrtra9liten Gual wsreeu ioaneu.
Sn alsn Jamllien, mo Die beranwad'
isnoen 8nabsu uub WdHden itroff sur
3bdtisfeit a~nssbalten tperotn. berridt
fiets Elm friihsr, ftobliter @e;it. Die
iansen 2eute, beloeslei Gsihlebtss,
babsn Elm bsit,mmtes 3tel Dor ii1. ibre
torperlihen uno ssitiiSen 8rdfte, Der
lbrer VI belt uerlsibt lbuen eiueu
Salt i'm 2sbsn. iie lsrneu Die Su
iorosrunsen praftiid tennsu unb finsen
in Der Bsfrieoisuns oerielbsn uon ibrem
Stantpuuft Gus einsn srpBen
1b.ll hires 5uflHitissn @lides.
8ater uno Wutter itebeu auf Der S6be
oes 2ebens, pie balo ssbt es nit ibuen
bsr9ab-pelbss Slid, tpenn
oann ibre tpoblsr5oseneu. tidtiseu uno
arbeitiomsn aiuOer fir iie einiteben,
wsnn Der So5n iih bewdbrt als Die per
&roit oss @atsrs, Die 2ohter OILS
Die lisb'uou woltenoe Rlhfolserin Der
Wutter. Wenn Die glisrn iib islbit in
ben Suuaen ertsnuen. uno be Sunaen
81 ben aitsn nit Sirebruns emporblidsu,
IN ,bnen lbre beiten uno liebitsn 2ebrs
erfenneno.
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Bonn 0eboriam.

Nm eriian Sonutde nod grSheinuns
bes Qerrn meloet soS Guonesitum, pis
S5ius nit isiusn @ltern nab Ssruialsm
in ben Gcmpsl 500. Su oisSem gunrses
tium fommeu ulsr WOrihsn Dor, Die ee'
robe DIN Sdluiis. NOD cine inbal,ss
ihwsre 9shre" 8eben. .gr mar ibnsn
unter'ban." Benn Der Oerr 0es QIm
msls uao Der Gloe lhpdhen Wenlten
unteriban mar, UNI uie uisl mebr linb
mir psrplldte', oenienisen. Die uns oaa
2eben saben nab erbaltsn, tjnoliben @e.
borinm sa beipe,iea. uno bob fsbtsn
iuuae uno nlte 8rnoer isbr oft segen Die.
ies 8sbot. Nbsr Der Gshorlam III nibt
10 ihpsr, tpie mnn eiaubt, ia, IS 1T piel
iihersr ~ ashorden uno auh piel lsibter
als mon aldubi) J. iein eisener 8aibssber
~ isiu. Som uuaeboriam fam bon iss
Der nGss llubeil Der. Sbon i'm Baras
bieie mar Der lnashoriam unierer
Stnmm.Gltsrn Der Nnfaus oss uuse
msinen Glsnos. llno bsutjutaas 1T ss
nidt ancsrs. Rober fpmmen 10 pisle
uurub'u, %Gidhruuesn unb Die n1semeiue
@ldubensloiafeit, ole neil 10 pisle Wsn
iheu niht aehorhen pousu. uno bod
muB ShlieBlib i'osr ssborhen, Der eins
mshr Der nuosre peu'eer, absr ssbothsu
nI1isn nQe. 91s 8lno aeborht ieineu
Gltsrn, Der Sdilsr ieinem 2shrsr, uno
ielti isne, Die bod iiber aneere fiebsn,
miHen ben BsisB'n aeborhen. Sat les
Der, pom nitori3iten aushts Bis gum bot
item Staa'sbsamlFn. hui,,Sorasissts, b.
men er aebortt uuo ruer gang uuntbdn'
ala 1T, bot Of ben ibllmnitsn 5sino in
ieiusu s,aensu Gluren. osnsn er tpi(lenloa
asbordt. 3dslid ieh'u nno t6ren mir,
potlu Der uuasboriam iabrt. Ooer
Tam mon IS aaoers neunen, tusnu mir
in ben 9'iiuneen leisn. mie 10 manhe
1ourlitsn tros olsr Mnbrunoen ollsln
Die wnab,liia'ten 1oursn uuteruebmsn
obns 6ibrsr uno es lblltBtlh nit BEN
2sben bssobltn.
go miro-mor aud in ben pisteu Sc.
fdbrea bieisS Gsbens ohne 5ibrer un.
fsblbdr su Srunos ssben. unb bph mirt
eerob. Der @shpriam gseen ieiuen See.
lcniihrsr am 6~it,lten bsip6itslt uno IL
bod Elm uuterpTnnb oes ileiitsu Sriebers,
oss ewiasn bsiles. Die arobten Seill.
asn boben osmitbia ibrsn Ssslenfihrern
1ehordi, uno Der 6srr ieltft Saot ia;
vWsr sud bort. Der Fort MIDI" N1t
Der 2tbrs oes 8atshismus sebistet baa
pisrte @sbot @oites nitt uur, uuieren
Gltsru. ioroern ouh nllsn eeitfihen uut
msltIiheu Obriatsiten su gsbo,hsu. Nue
Dem uussbcriam %entlptinat ol'o bn'
ibrsdtihs unheil uno oIer Shrsdsn, Der
uns bic Nrorh ten. Nibniten uno pit
nIs bie'e 5yelih6rler nes nsueu Bunbea
hsiseu m6ssn. iton bsreitet babsu. Nui
ihm srtitnmmen QUE Spaltuusen uni
Srrlsbrsu in Der &slialcn. o'nn Der Bro
tsiflntismuS bat, pie iein Name ihor
ioat, sseen Die beil,ae fatbotiihe 8irt,
unb ihr iitttarsa Oterbaupt protshir
uno ben @shosiam ssfinoet unb nit i'm
Die Nlttnibotitsu uno ole onosreu Srr
fsbrer. Wie glidlih finc mir boaeasn
bic ,uir mifsr. mir sebcrhen Der faiho
} liiheu Stride, Der Ter Bslfano bes 81
@eiitss bic ans guoe Der @elt perheiSe,
il. 9arum molsn mir ben @sborior
bod'hdben uno uus ben Germ sur
Wuit'r usbmss. Der niGt uur isinen Vi
tern bier ont @rben uuterihan mar, ion
. bern uud isinsm himmliihen Batter q,
. boriam mar Bis sum 1oo ON 3reud.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-02-04
Gabeu Gle ie electric 8ttterS

als Wittel seseu eure lsbel sebraudt.
Benn niht, baum LOFT Gut iofort cine
5laihe sebsn unb Nsbisin sufommen.
Die WeoiSin If als cine iolde %eriannt,
Die sans Defenders Der SIlfe unb Seis
lung nuer weitlihen Beihmerben anse.
po6t 1T unb in uunoeruoler 0eiie brett
wirtt. inbsm ie ben Orsauen Streuse
uno 8raft oerleibt. Sabt ihr euren
Nppetit perloren ober leibet ihr on Der.
ttopfuua. 8opfweb. Shwdhsunfdlsn
ODER ieio ibr neru0s. idloflos. oufserest.
melanholiih ober leibet ihr an Stmin.
bel, bonn.it electric 1itters bic Nebi-
ain. Ole ibr sebrau&t. @eiuubbsit uno
Rraft finb bel ibrem @ebrou& sarantirt.
0ro6e GlaI&en nur 90 Gents in rs. &.
3aba'S 0peteess.
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Sntormationen,
bic tutOrmtren.

Wenn Sbr mad benz Often ~sebt-obcr
SIben-uno be 8oiten Der Hetie tpiiien
mont, rpenn Sbr bos 9,el Der &eiie errei'
den mont, unb fparum Sbr Die BUR-
linston' nab 9 btcoso, Beoria, ct. 2ouis
u. Ranias 9 ltp nebnuen iolt, itreibt on
y. 5. g. 8enpon, o. 8. &. . VI. st
Taul. Ninn., uno nit Der ndditen Bot
tperbstSbr einen Brief suseianot erbalten,
in benz senau mitsstbeilt lptrb, mas Sbr
ipifen wout. 8assons nit ireien 2ehn.
ftublitseu; Yulman gompartment'uno
Stanoaro Stlafwussons; S~peiiemos.
CONS, in oenen Roblaeten BON IS Gents
on aufmdrts ierpirt w%erbsn-bie Com.
bination bietet fiber BequsmliGieit, unt
Be uirb ind seialeu
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eoersHbiloIopbie.

Ca ldst iih ouf bieier Bslt in Ni1ts
cine bsfimmte Rsael auifslen," msint
Onfsl &smus. .Somion fam in 1ru.
bel. neil er fem Saar idneiteu lisB uuo
Nbiolon iom in T,ubel, neil er es nidt
tbot."
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Nus benz ,WinneapoliS Treie Yrei'
iesQerol0."

(Vom 2. Nu8u1t 1881
Woat Sbr reiien mad @ermanien,
9ab Warocco ober Spauien,
Wout Sbr nah benz 6rantenlanbe,
Wab Staliens ionn'eem Stranoe.
Wout Sbr bin no wobnt Der Brittle.
ODER IN oas 9ano Der Witte.
Wollt Sbr Sieb'n nab Stanbinapien
9tad Oits 3noien uno 9atauien,
WoQt Sbr um baS Wettall reiien,
Slider unb Su biu'gen Breiien,
Oh III Waiier, oh auf Hdoer:
Sch ~ Yotbmann MIR elm Sober.
Botbmann lit Der Iebte Mann,
Der eS Sud beweiien fam:
DAB er, mas betriift bas @elo,
@ut uno iiber lit eeitellt,
Wo Chr wolt Die 3eif' bin penoen,
Wiro Sud 8otbmann fiber ienoen,
Oh Die Heiie tlein, Oh grob,
Comfortable uno famoS.
9raubt Sbr auf guropas Banter,
Die ME fraben, niemals wanfen.
Webiel unb oereleiben mebr,
Yotbmann siebt's Sud- nab 9esebr.
8otbmann, ben @en'ralagent,
Sn Der Welt ein Sober fennt.
Drum bel oieier Belt, Der barten,
Wout Sbr faufen 9eiiefarten,
Sir 5amilien uuo Befannten,
Nuf oab Tie bier iiher Lambert:
Sotbmann 1T Der rebte Mann,
Sem pertrauet Sud nur an.
User elm 6eim iib mill begriinoen,
9aSu mill elm BldBden finoen.
Worauf baum er tann iein Saus,
DENT bilft 8otbmann iider aus.
Onfel, 2anten, Witter, Batter,
Griitian, 6aunes, Seinrib, Better,
Woat Sbr reiien ODER bauen
Wenbet Sud MIR nit 8ertrauen,-
Woat Sbr gut beoienet iein,
6ier an 9otbmann gang allein.
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Ser @olebaron.

BrouinSiul Gum 2ebrlirs): .Nsisr,
Die f6nnen sic bel ben Runoen 30
,6ohodiunaspOa" uutsrssihusn! Der
bot 10 fnum 5000 Na,f Berm6asn! Seit
Id 100000 Wort ssuoursn babe, babe
'd nur nod Sodah'uns Dor mem Wsu.
lheu, Der msbr tpie ih bnt!"
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Sett1om.

@eidihisproisFor: ,Sehen Sic.
nun iteben S.e uleoer uno pliien nihts !
Sh babe iberbaupt Su meinem grfau
nen bic Bahrnehmuns ssmaht, oaB
5bnen bic bibihen Wdohen oiei'r Staoi
ueit lieber limb, ais ale alten @rIsden
3niammen!
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~ Jormen in j'bsm @ountp in ben
norbueitl,dsn Stauten BON $500 ouf
rpGrts. cultiuirt unb nidt cultiuirt. Nau
frase mad bel Saeobion & N I.
Ter. inter Der Grfen Nationalboni IL
q, gloub,
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Srono5inSfi
@erbtt= nn0 &intermaare.

an Serren' uno 8uabenileibern, Nusitat.
tunass Nrtiteln Der %feinlten ME Der biQlsIien
Sorfen aberbaupt an allen, mas in einem
eriter 8lafie 8leioerbanoel 81 fanien 1T.
Turh meme lan9iGbrige Notwithstanding
tpetB id serau. mas lid fir ben ct. glouo
Sanoel post. uuo iomit 1T meinY orratb fir
bic bieiise @eseno eth 10 gut sefpdhlter, ME
er ionitwo taum 9efuuben piro. 9ute, oau.
erbafte. mooerne Waare su S%pottpreiien
ipar, 1T uno bleibt mem Motto. ueberSergt
cub bel 9ohn VrpnsaiuStt. i7sbc
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Ser1hnoppt.

&aHinopirih (su Dfbiere, Der ben
urloub BEL isiuem Stuisaerputer per
orahte): rurlaub ole. 9err 2isuie'
Gut bsfommsn?"
2ieutenant: IS mo-! Ser gllt'
plQ's ia nod niht obtreten!"
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Bart aeaeten.

unterpH'Bier: Str Rensels. rpern
i'd commancire: r2lnfes Beiu %ieitudrts
ttrsdt!" mist ibr niht bofeben ,pie'n
uerfe,nertes 1rampelthisr. ionbern pis'
ne iunae Gle i'm Ronoenidein!"
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@rflGrf.

Irou: .Bos madit 9u iiir Elm tdr-
bs's'aes @siiht?"
Warn: rGniiGuloise. bos miro iit
aleth plener aeber $3.50. ih bobe ben san.
sen Gag Wobnbriefe seihriebsn!"
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- Gelb psrlisben uuf Garmsn fir bic
Dauer BON /. 2, 8. 1 obtr 5 Sabren.
SntersNen nieorio. Gbos. U. Worie.
easl Gsntre, WtaR. El-ab.
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Gio,ntblmlihe RuSomm,uS,suua.

V'BeHIpumI'We 6uIuWWtHVeuUB.
.8ei Der Jomilie Yimpsrt III o0ss
rein uerisbrt: Der Nonn III Elm altss
@eib. bic 5rou 1T elm sun5er Wann,
bic Shnsfe IL eiue alie Sdodtel. uno
eer Msltefe III elm hummer Suuge!"
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Borifptel.

w.: r9ie Brcut Sbres Sobnes
iteint usnis 8lut 81 babsn."
g.: limb ouBsrctm bat iie aud
bl%utmsnis!"
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acknowledging

Serseani: runb Do triit Der &erl
nit elmer 8rias sur nsbuns uno iiebi
uidt nal, oab ibm bintsn 5mei &n6pis
feb[eul"
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Wom Ratbeoer.

DIE ausnlsuns Der 9ompfs
frait NOR unieren Wbnen nod elm nit
iieben Siessln ueritleiertes ipaniidss
Holf."
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Cute NuSreoP.

CHbisr: rStst frsrciren mir idon
,,ne balbe Siuno., uno feinsr pom Cub
sisIn mert's, baB i'd ia msinen Sslm
uerloren baben muB."
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NQerbinae.

Silberiiein: .@ott. mos mub Is fem
sttpeien i&wsr, 81 i&reiben Elm NbrsS.
bud AUG Belt ber N6(leIpaaberuno."
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SelbhuerhGnblih.

Better: ga, uno mas mahI
Der Wann?"
lSunse 5rau: ~2ieber Better, tpelbs
Jrase, bod INNER, mos id wia"
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Rehenflihe 4Iitif.

Raler: rBie fiuben sc mem neues
ties Bib: rDie Bite"?"
Beiudsr: m@roBartis, babe ME 'pas
WlnereS ge1then!"
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Neue Rrantbeit.

S%srssart: .Rerl. Sic iebsn ia 10
o,riofen aus. oils bdtten Sic oas salop
pirenoe 9sit,Q,rium!
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9rinaenbet WunSh.

,....So MAIDEN Sic mir caS Tor'
trdt msiusr 5rau, wom0sli4 5nm
S1ueisen dbnlth."
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Gls gabs ,rbtelt iie, tuenn frunf. eaHoria.
aIs fe elm ainb mar, berlanste fe Gaforta
als iunse Dame bieIt fe ieft an eafforta.
sIs SHUTTER CAB fe ibreu &inberu eaauria.
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Sbfenperbinbuuo

9sbrer: rDieier Wintel beiBt ipis,
uuo mie beiBt bonn bieier ba!"
S4uler: rWops!"
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Nue Nhtuna.

Sunse Jrou: ,Siebft Eu. emil.
oisisu Sauerfobl bab' i& gang uaein
aufattp1r mi !"
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Gin outer Natb.

Gin gutter 2atb.
Or: sd iibte ft~erbensfrarf; id
punihe, ,t pdre tobt."
Sic: rNber 70 lab mid bod einer
Cotior boleu."
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N. j, NUGENT
gu uerfauien ooer 10 perpadten.

llntsr ainfiaen Sshtnsunssn fam cine
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Evening journal., 1897-07-28

LADIESi Chichester's English Penny
royal Pills Diamond Brand are the best.
Safe. reliable. Take no other; Scno &C.
ladies'" in letter by return mail. AZ
druggists. Chichester Chemical Co.,
Philadelphia.
Evening journal., 1897-07-28
LOCAL NEWS NOTES.

There is a rush in both the county
and city tax offices to-day Of taxables
who are anxious to get the advantage
of the July rebate.
William A. Coke, of Third and Van
Buren streets, is suffering with large
carbuncle that formed on the index fin
ger Of his left hand.
Chief OF Police Dolan will purchase
in a few weeks the Bertillion criminal
identifying machine. It will be put in
use in September.
While playing baseball William
Gross, OF No. 514 South Franklin street.
had his nose broken.
The torpedo boat Wilmington has
sailed from Savannah to Jacksonville.
Before she left the majority Of her
crew was put in chains for drunken
ness.
The directors of the Street and
Sewer Department are to prohibit the
planting OF North Carolina or Lom-
hardy poplar trees in Wilmington.
Electric light wires at The Ford
Morocco Works did $15 damage early
this morning by setting fire to the wood
work OF the dye-house.
The steamer City OF Key West,
which has been in the dry dock Of the
Harlan and Hollingsworth Company
for repairs, has been taken out.
The Standard Oil Company's tank
er, No. 81, which was in the Harlan and
Hollingsworth Company's dry dock,was
taken out at high water to-day.
An excursion from New Jersey was
to have gone to Reading over the w. 4
N. railroad to-day, but it was postponed
until next week on account of the rain.
The steam barge Willie is running
between this city and Pennsgrove to-
day in place of the steamer Ulrica.
The new water tender Algibi, which
is building at the Jackson and Sharp
Company, will be given a trial to-mor-
row.
Robert Ward, the boy who was
kicked by horse and subsequently suf-
fered lockjaw, died at his home, at
Tenth and Spruce streets.
To-day is the sixty-eighth anniver-
sary Of the departure from this city Of
Lewis McLane, as minister to England
"A Midsummer Lively for the
benefit of the afflicted, will be held by
the Red Men in Red Mems Wigwana, at
Rising Sun, on Saturday evening
AT meeting of the trustees of the
Delaware State College for Colored Stu
dnts yesterday afternoon, it was de-
cided to build the proposed annex
AT Middletown this morning Sheriff
| E,linn sold the prOperty of MalcOmD
CLAYTON and Elizabeth p Clayton.
The resignation of Janitor Smith,
of the Equitable Building, will take ef-
feet on August /.
Assessor Whann has completed his
Ninth ward street book. It contains
656 pages.
-Encampment No. 81, L. V. l., Of
| Camden, ~ j., will visit Encampment
Nc. "a. Of this city. on August IA.