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About two miles from the village OF
Canton, Me-, Is a cosy, old-fashioned
farm house which Is located directly
opposite a graveyard, with no other
house in sight. From the window of
this little house nothing can be seen
except the graveyard with its gleam-
ing stones, and the hills and noun
tains round about.
The family that has been occupying
the house moved out not long ago, de-
claring that they could not stand 1t
any longer. that they were wellnigh
distracted by the demonstrations
When they told their story former
resident, who now lives in Hartford,
announced that he had known for years
that the place was haunted. He had
not told any one for fear Of the ridf-
cule Of his neighbors.
The demonstrations were not only
in the house, but In the barn and
around the premises. Regularly every
night at 12 o'clock a team Of horses
rushes from the direction Of the VII
lage, rumbles over the little bridge
at a slashing gait, and then disappears
It never reaches the house. Instead,
ghostly voices address the members OF
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Miseellaneuus geadina.
FUNNY FEATURES OF THE FAIR.

| n WdSon Womdn-Hh IRON VWdH-S>
Cotton Darkey-A Horse Of Hops
| A Prune Bear and Other Odd OBJ
jects In the Exhibits.
Correspondence Of the Yorkville Enquirer.
ST. LOUIS, May 7.-Quaint and cur
ious are many Of the objects on exhi-
bition at the Worlds Fair. Several
of the states vie with each other In
presenting the oldest freaks Of human
conception to exploit their respective
products. Some Of these creations
provoke broad smiles, not to say
hearty laughter, but all are useful In
showing forth some leading product of
the state to which they belong.
California sends several such exhib-
it's. One is a horse made entirely of
hops. In size and appearance this fig
ure looks just like a real horse, and
some of the athletic girls who have
seen the animal in the Palace Of Agri-
culture have remarked facetiously that
they would like to harness "Hoppy" for
drive around the grounds. "Hoppy''
is from Sacramento county, where hops
grow abundantly.
| California's exhibit also shows a
startlingly lifelike black bear, reared
upon his launches as II ready to hug
the visitor. He is made Of prunes
Of the black variety so popular with
clearinghouse landladies in certain
cities His huge mouth is wide open
and one finds on close examination that
even his teeth and tongue are made OF
prunes of the lighter shades.
| In Utah's exhibit there Is a statue
Of a beautiful woman in beeswax. This
dainty female Is plump and solid, no
framework being used; she is wax
through and through, and is a work
Of art.
Louisiana furnishes a cotton negro.
This Is the only white negro on record
He has black face, however, the cot
ton forming his face being dyed to
the proper hue. The figure represents
typical cotton plantation darkey.
He looks happy, and causes many
smile from the spectators.
In the Palace Of Mines and Metallur-
gy Is an iron man, statue Of Vulcan,
so feet tall, cast in Birmingham, Ala.
He Is mounted upon pedestal of coal
and coke, and Is the Goliath Of the
Exposition.
A statue Of the famous Indian girl,
Pocahontas, made Of leaf tobacco,
| represents Virginia in both history
and agriculture. Kansas has contri-
| buted a huge steer made entirely of
corn. Red and white grains Of corn
give 1t color. Two big eagles made of
corn husks add to the Kansas display a
touch Of American patriotism.
Figures moulded in butter are pro-
vided by several Of the states, with
proper refrigerating Accommodations.
There is an ingenious map of Okla
homa Territory made Of the various
kinds of woods found in that territory.
Indiana has a clock made entirely of
wood, even to the wheels and main
spring.
AS a feature of Alaska's mineral ex-
hibit there is an icebox apparently
made of gold. 1t Is covered with gold
leaf and is designed to represent the
| worthless icebox," as Alaska was con-
temptuously called when it was pur-
chased from Russia for s7,200,OOO.
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ESEgJ ing beside the table that even
ing was one lie never afterward forgo.
1t was only one, for after that and dur
ing the entire meal her blue eyes were
kept yelled by their long lashes or mod
estly directed elsewhere.
"It's charming spot down here" he
remarked soon after the meal began
"and so hidden that it Is surprise. |
noticed the light as we came in, but
did not see the village"
"Waal, ye didn't miss anything" re-
sponded his host. None o the houses
are much for style, an mebbe it's lucky
they're hid behind the rocks"
IL thought them quaint and comfort
able" observed Albert, ''but what an
odd name you have for the place!
Why do you call it Saints Rest"
Chiefly cause none O the people
have any chance to become sinners, l
reckon" was the answer. "1t's tri1e
lonesome in the winter, though"
II suppose fishing Is your principal
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In Columbus, Ca, the Fortune Hole,
a place where the city carts dump its
garbage, was infested by negroes who
would search there for articles which
they might be able to use, but which
had been discarded by the people OF
the town. But the "ha'nts" are on the
place now, and no colored man will
go within blocks Of 1t.
The old pine coffin which contained
the body Of Charley Sparks. negro
murderer who was hanged, had been
thrown into the hoe. His mother
bought him another coffin, and when
the colored undertaken refused to take
the old pine one in exchange she
dumped 1t into the Fortune Hole.
A little negro boy secured a piece
Of the Sparks coffin, and congratulat-
ing himself upon having such fine
piece Of kindling, carried 1t home. AS
soon as his mother found out that it
was a piece Of a coffin, she had 1t
thrown into the river and ever since
has resorted to divers voodoo methods
to conjure the evil spirits away from
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TO BN CONTINUED.
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CHAPTER Xxx.

n HE appealing yet wondering
glance that Albert Page met
M as he bowed to the girl stand
;SEJ ing beside the table that even
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CHAPTER XIX.

FRANK MASON had consoled
himself during the many
months Of hard study with
u visions Of O Yachting trip in
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the family who have the temerity to
live there, the voices coming from all
parts Of the house, but never 80 clear
ly that they can be located.
On one memorable night q member
of the family went to the barn just at
dusk without a lantern. A figure stood
at the corner Of the building, and he
ran to learn what the straggler wanted
about the place. The figure silently
and mysteriously melted into the shad-
ows and was gone.
The foundation Of the story was
laid seventy-five years ago. At that
time young woman, handsome and
apparently happy, was betrothed to
marry neighboring farmer.
One evening she went into the vii
lage and later that night she was found
dying by the roadside in front Of the
house. She was buried in the little
private burial ground, and the general
opinion seems to be 1t is her unquiet
spirit which Is disturbing the peace Of
the dwellers in the old house.
in state of great excitement owing
to supposed supernatural visitations.
In County Cavan no one stirs out af-
ter dark, and the people are said to
be in state Of terror, as for weeks
past the most unearthly sounds have
been heard every night.
In the farmhouse Of q man named
Thompson in County Tyrone, stones
and bricks have been hurled through
the windows, and churns. milk pans
and other utensils have disappeared
from the dairy, although the doors
have been locked and strict watch
kept.
Harvard is cited sometimes as show
ing the effect Of an apparition upon
the one who beholds 1t.
The story is Of a youth who took 1t
into his wise head to endeavor to con-
vert an infield companion Of his by
appearing as ghost before him. He
accordingly dressed himself up In the
usual ghost attire, having previously
extracted the ball from a pistol which
always lay near the head of his friends
bed.
Upon first awakening and seeing the
apparition, Brown, the youth who was
to be frightened, very coolly looked
his companion, the ghost, in the face
and said:
II know you; this is good joke;
you see I am not alarmed. Now you
may vanish" @
The ghost stood still.
go on now," said Brown. "That Is,
enough. shall become angry. Get
out Of here"
Still the ghost did not move.
BY" burst forth Brown, III you
don't get out Of here in three minutes
I'll shoot you."
He waited the time stated, deliber-
ately leveled his pistol and fired.
When he saw that the immovable fig
ure stood stock still Brown uttered a
shrek Of fright, became convulsed and
soon afterward died.
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gseas 8.

Sn See COUNTY lino lett brei
Wonoten 1lur apei 8oG gleaen ge=
Falen uno- es berrldt bort 1rpBe
3r0denbeit.
- Die giienbobufommt1Iion bet
ibren Br05eB eegen Die s. Rolen=
baum 8rain Company in Sort Bortb
perloren.
Quf Der 5arm BON S. $. Sid
in Der Nd6e BON 2odbart lit man
beim 8pbrer nod Del auf 8plos uno
Silber@ @rS aeTtoBen.
SIN Der &eigmuble gu eagle
Safe bort oiele 8ode bic Irbeit auf;
Die Wlble bat in oiefer Saiiun 1885,
600 Sad 8eis 9emablen.
s. 8. usse(, elm otter Wfauu
BON 80 Sabren, in Der @egeno BON
8eeuiqe wobnbaft, fam beim Ser
bremen DON uutraut auf benz geloe
benz Seuer su nobe. Seine 9leioer
eerieten in 8rauo u1o Der atte Wann
tam eleuo unls 2eben.
~ Sn ben Counties Nuittu uno
8ai1ingtun tfagen Die Sartner aud
uber 9rodenbeit uno narten Iebnlid)
auf &eeen. Man 1T nit Dem Bftaus
gen bort ibon siemlih melt.
Ser 8lan, Elm erOBes 9otel in
Corpus @briiti 81 bauen. 1T aufgee
geben nDroen. OQs 9pmite bate
teiue SUIT, ldneer out Germ Woling,
ben unternebmer, bet ffe Iehs Mo,
nate nit 8eripredungen bingebalten
bat, gu uarten. 9ie SubIeribenten
erbalten ibr @e:o auriid.
- Die .Roro Terq8 8refieR be-
riGtet: Die Sdngerfeitbeb1roe bat
Die @intrittspreiie fiir bas Sdneers
felt mie folet feitseiebt: Sir Die
Ibenos& on5erte $1.00, $3.50, $500,
$500 uno $500, Sir oos MQti=
Hees9 onaert SO Cts. ST. 81 so.
Die 8onserte neroen auf benz Ius=
fteQungsplabe ftattHnoen nn6 lit Der
9ontraft fir 6errintung Der Safe
nit 5000 SiBpldben Dor eintgen Ga.
gen pergeben morben. NuBer Der
Wfme. Sembrih iino nod nadp-
ftebenoe Rrafte, pelhe einetl natios
nalen Ruf geaieBen, our Witpirfuna
Bel ben 9onserten geltnert: Die
aus9eaeidnete SDprau > SQnQerin
Mme. @liiabetb 8lamere bon @bis
cago; Der 8ioliniit San Ban ODrot,
iopie Der 8aBidnaer Gilbert 8%pttorff,
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Srdftige @orte
neher8emgcu ieoen san MmtpniOer
8eIer.

ue~ber3eugung folgt loldem eetuol.
-tt9en 8emeis, tpte er bier aeaeben
Eptro. SDr Dem 8eugniB bieItQer
@lnmobner ioQte ieoer 8neifel
ldmtnoen. 2elet uno ie6et, 0b Ymeis
rel bethlehem tam, aeaeniiber 0iele8
3euaniHe8.
y. Seioel, Elm ebemalloer Gie6s
sld)ter, 3l1 Snoiana=S traBe, fagt:
Nenn ib nidt gans gepiB mare,
DAB DOan's=0 terensBtlIen
mir 9ebolfen bdtten, piiroe i'd es
niht iagen. SD batte GiideniAmerz
gen in oerGeaeno oergtieren Ieit 8 bis
4 Sabren, audi anoere NnseiGen
oeuteten oarauf bin, oaB bic 0iereu
oaoon Die nriade ieien. Seitoem
tb nun DDan's NierenzBil@
e Il gebraude, fibte id] grleidte=
rung nno bin iber5eu9t, baB fie elm
nirt(i6es 6eilmittel fir bic Riereu
ilno. Wtein Stat lit: y@ehet gu Sic
lber q SprinQalla8 Npotbefe, pers
lonat 80an'S 0ieren Sill
len uno beren @ebraud] miro Res
iultate, beroorbrineeu, Die @ritaunen
erreQen.
@rbdltli6 bel alien Drogui1ten.
8reis so Gents. Softer Miaburn
20. IN 8gHalu, SC. g., aGeinioe
agenten fir Die Ser. Staaten.
8er9eBt ntbt Den Nomen DDan
uno acceDtirt fein @ubititut.
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9OtatDnen in seras se,pHui@t.

Die SriscosG pitem 9ano. Smmi,
arations > Nnociation lenft bereits
lbren Teil Der Ginmanoeruna nan
3eras.
Dreibunoertunofanfsie Qgenten
oieier Giiociation BON Often uno
0oroen baben i0eben cine 90ur ourh
3eros beenoet uno iib nab ben 0ulfs.
auellen oe8 Staates &c. erfunoiQt,
UNI Die 3atlaben ben 0eimitdttelu.
hern Der dlteren Staten better oDr.
iihren gu t6nnen.
Dieie Gifociation lit Die mirt.
iarafte, Die e6 9iebt; iie bat Ngenten
in ben ga15en 8er. Staten. W0Qt
Sbr guer gieentum, auf Dem 2anoe
ooer in Der Staot, nertaufen, mlnldt
Sbr 4apital ffr 5abriten poer
lrqeno cine 5nouitrie, ldreibt an
Sc. g. 2emon. SetretGr oes SIN.
miQrati0ns Bureaus, Dept. q.
Srisco ; 8ebduoe. ct. 2ouis, Mo.
g. q. $ ugbes,
8eneralssS mntiaratiUns =Qeent.
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Gin graneriptel abaetpeneet.

.@eraoe nod i'm lebten Woment
maroe infer tleiner &nabe aerettet!"
ihreibt Srau %. Wattins BON 8leae
iant @itp, Sbio. Dte 2ungenents
s%lnouna bate inn arg mit9eipielt
uno er muroe auBeroem BON einem
furhtbaren 6uiten aeplaat. Die
Ier5te bebanoelten i'm, aber es
tpuroe nit linn i1limmer BON goa
au cage. G6lieBfi@ oeriuhten mir
Or. Rings Neue gntoeduna fir
S6winoluht uno unfer Niebliuq
iuuroe 9erettet. Or lit iebt oeIuno
uno muuter." Seoerman1 IoIte
miiieu, baB oies bic ein5iee eur fir
0ulten, @rfdltungen uno ale 2uns
gen. eihmeroen 1T. @arantiert burh
S. 4alteper & Sobn uno aoolpb
9reiB, G~potbefer. 8reis SO Gents
unb $1.00. 8robeflaid1en fret.
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,,ueberseit" arbe,tea,

8aS 4dtitunoen : Qrbeits 5 @eIet
lit ben unermuoll@en fteinen Nrbeis
tern-Dr. Sings Neue 2ebenS. Bil=
len pouit1notg unbetannt. Milios
men bacon iino Tag uno Nabt I'M.
unterbroAen an Der Nrbeit uno bel
len oaourh geroauunesidmdhe,
Gaai9feit, 8ertopfuna, Wtisrdne,
louie ale anoeren 2eioen beS Wo.
gems, Der Sober uno Der gin9eueioe
SIT leidt uno angenebm gu nebmeu
nno mirft abinlut fider. Wur Is
Gents in ben Npotbeten bon s.
Soltener & Sobn unb Noolpb 9reiB.
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GOT i'm @rantinmnn.

Gr0Bes Gufiebeu erreet in 6aut.
burg elm D0ppel : SelbfmDro, uelt
der lid i'm 6otef &loitertor abs
ipielte. 8aren ood Die beioen
Spfer oieier 9iebestraa6bie Sam.
burger &lnoer. 6ans G1aoenoorf
nar Der Sobn 6es 8eernnoers un0
langi6brigen Snhobers oes 6otels
S6aoenoorf in ct. 8eore, gde
Steinoamm un0 @rO6e NQee, oos
leBt ben 0amen 0otel Brifp( fihrt.
SIN @af6 Central, baS Ii1 i'm groaee
ihoB oe8 6otefs befnoet, mar cine
0ibte oes @nf6tiers. Minni 5tamm,
als Buffet : Dame beiddftiQt, cine
ourh beruorro9enoe S@6nbeit aus
9e5eimnete iuuge Dame. 8mifhen
lbr nno 0errn Ghaoenborf, Der elm
~reeeimaBiger Sat oes gaie Central
par, eutlpann fi@ elm Qiebesoerhalt.
nib, oas pegen beg @ioeritanoes
Der beioerieiti9eu 8ermanoteu oe8
Baares ni6t gu Der bon Dem Qieb.
babec beabIt6ti9ten ehelihen 8ers
binoun9 fibren ioQte. Die beioeu
2~iebenoen heiGlOfiea beShalb, ae,
meinIam in ben 9oo al qehen.
uno fibrten ibren @orIas i'm
6otel Rlofertor~ aus. no fte a(a
6err 8rinGmaun, Observation-Disclosures
aus Berlin, uno sErau einQe.
tehrt uaren. G8 ibeint, oaB 5ha.
oenoorf iib suerit ourb einen
ShuB aus benz &epoluer to.
tete, ben oann Wtnni Stamm an
iidl senommen Bat, nm ibrem @es
liebten in ben Sob gu folqen, al8
man oas Baor W0reens tot i'm 8ette
portland, belt Winni Die ggoffe nod
felt in Der 6auo. 8on ben Shllien
lift i'm Sottl nidts eeh6rt mUroen,
Oos unglIdlihe Baar lit 4benos
seiti9 auf fem 8immer eeaanaeu, hat
ELM Ibenobroo aus GUNNER uno
Set 81 Ii6 genommen, iid oanu in
brdutliden @%eudneern aufS Bett oe,
leGt un6 Den 9oppel SelbItmoro
ousaefibrt. Sdaoenoorf (aQ bort i'm
5rad uno meiBer 6alsbinoe, W3inui
Gtamm I'M meiBen 8rauttleihe nit
Shleier uuo Wtprtenfrau3 I'M Soar.
Gm &beno 9eihviebene 8rieie an
Die beflaeeusmerte Mutter Shaoeu.
BORIS uuo an Die 6anri(ie 6tanm
aeben GufihtuB uber bic Beueo.
ariiube Der Selbfm6roer uno entbais
ten bic Geriiheruna, oaB bic Eat
nit uuller ueberleauno uno in ppl,
lem beioerieitiaeu Ginoeritdnbnis oe,
Iaebeu III.
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UQSeF UnzuqS RusVeEkauf.

8ir Dfferieren beoeutenoe 8reis.
berabiebunaen in nnierem 2aoer,
UNI 10 niel mie m6gIih su uerfaufen,
ebe mir u~mSiebeu. @enn SIR Die
abIidt babt. iebt ooer in nober Ru=
funft 81 taufen. 10 lohnt es Iid), BEL
un8 0orauipreGen. 9ieoriae Breile
in alien Departements oea ar6Bten
Wngens, &utl6ens uno Bugeps@e.
ihdfts in 9era8. 0idts miro All.
ridaehalten. 8On ben biaieen 8ret.
len tam fid Sober fetbit hberseugen.
So maht unS feline Miibe, uniere $50
rem seiaen uno es hereitet uns Ser.
anHgen. SrGger 81 beantporten.
o. j. WOODWARD g. CO.
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Die RefrutierunQsuorlaqe
nelhe ieit 10 LANCER Belt Der @eaens
tano befti9er Sdmpfe NOR, iit Dom
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS oes unoariIhen
Gethstag8 in allen 2eiun9en anees
non1n1en m0roen.
Sn ieiner lebten Sibuno lat
bag OrganiSation8fpmit6 bee inter.
nationalen Gllberfulpie ; Ronorelies
in 8aris bei1lOiien. Die gr6Hnunq
beg 8on9reRe8, bic ouf ben Wonat
OCTOBER feitgeieBt mar, I'm elm Sabr
au oerIhieben. Ser &ongreB miro
IN Baris a~baebalten bonn 2. biz Z.
,Oft0ber 1905. it'll 1rano Balais
(Seftton De l'Ioenue o'&ntln).
9iefe GntideiounG 1T nit &adlidt
out bic internatiouQle IusheQuna in
st. Souls uno auf ben international.
len 9uberfulolefOnareB. Der pom 3.
bis 5, 0ft0ber 1904 in ct. Xuuis
itattfnoet5 aetrOHen tnoroen.
Sn 9armitaot macbt elm lenIo.
tioneuer Disaiplinarpro3eB oiel uon
ltd] reoen, Der our 8ett Gegen ben
Snipettor beS heliii@en 9anoesmu.
ieums, 2ipiius. einen Sobn oes be.
rlbmten 2eipaiQer QeaDptoloaen,
8rof. Suitus German 4ipiiua, Der.
banoelt MIRO. Der Snipettor loQ in
amtliden 8erihten bonn Sabre 1898
big gum Sabr 1903 uber Dtentan.
gelegenbeiten ~fortaeiebt mioer beliez
reg Biifen unmabrbeiten bebauptet
uno oaourh oas Muieum geIhaoiat
haben.
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9as uebel Der lrebeI

it, 8erfoofung 81 oeruabldit9en, benn
bic N6iOnoerunas : Sr9ane Iino niemnls
mlBie, ionoern iaugen bic oifti9en, abs
aeitorbeneu Stoffe uieoer auf, metAe
friiher ous9eiAieoen tuoroen ruareu. Die
3unee tuir6 unrein. bet Qtbem ifhlebt,
Der Appetit oer9ebt, Der &Upf ibmerSt,
be monotlihen Heiuiguugen iino auBer
Cronung, oas N%eroenipitem 1T Serrlttet.
Neurelgten Iteaeu fid) Elm, bic Sober 1T
nit Stut lberfbat un6 tann ibre ar6ett
niGt uerrlhten. uub bic Maihinerie bes
8DrperS 1T in $errptrruug. Rebmt iofort
ct. Beruar6's Grdnterpiien elm. 9ie
2eber miro 81 9eiunoer Eatieteit surld.
tebren, bic Site tueroen olIsaeionbert
uno ale gejunben Edti9tetten uieoer6er.
qeltellt fueroen.
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Zone Star" uno Die Better.

g8 iaBen orei @eleGen
SIN fr6blid1en &erein,
Sic Fprothen bon @uent, ruas {b0n 1T,
Som 9ieo, BON Qiebe uno 8ein.
9a bob Der Grte ben 8edJer,
IS lendtet fuie Cob o'raus berpDr;
Ser 8ein, Der lit meme 9iebe,
Die t1 mir ihon lanee erfer."
Der 3peite ieBte ben arua an.
uno tat einen tiefen 3ue:
p9er 8orter, ben Heb idb BON 6erser
9e8 tn ih mir niemals aeuus."
So nabm Der 9ritte Ia6elnb,
Sem fete8 @ia8 our Sano,
Wtit ihaum9etrbntem 9ronte
0efafet bis gum &anb.
8as eint bas @Dlb oes @eines
Bol nit be8 8orters &raft,
Sas 1T mos 2nf unb Srenoe,
8as mir @%eiunbbeit idbafft.
aanb frast S6r, mie id5 1enne,
Sen Grant i'm @laie bier
SIS 1T oas berrliebe, prd9t'ee
9as t6ftlide Gone gtar 8ter.
sSbr m69t gpb 8ein uae 9Drter
Sas gauge 9eben toeib'n.
SD gebe Gone Star 8aer miGt
Selbft fir ben ih6ufen @ein.
n9ru'm be6t NIT mir bic Cider
unb tuet mir 8eiheib-
Gs Iebe Der 8iere bete8
SOMe gtar in gpiateit."
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5reie &eiis mad ct. eonis nno
suriid.

I'm ben Befubern Der 8eltaus.
ftelung entaeaen5utommen, miro Die
W. 6. z8abn (9be &atn) einen
neuen Sbneasua smilden @aloe.
fton nnb San Nntpnio uno ct.
Souls einleeen uao Die erfte BerIDn,
Die einen Namen fir oieIen neuen
Bug einienoet, Der anaenOmmen
meroen miro, erbalt elm Trei.9idet
bon iraeno elmer Station in 9eras
nah ct. Souls uno suriid mdbreno
Der Insfteauu9. Die folaenbeu 8e.
oineungen fino 81 beobahten: Der
Name muB ueu uno orleinea uno
turS uno ueritdnolib iein. Gae Wfit.
teilungen in 8eaug bterouT finb 81
rihten an IS. 6. Grufb,
3. 8 b0T SEQ. $40 3.
Dallas, 9eras.
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EdGIi4e gonrihen salafwasen

nah Californian. ebenlo nab ct.
Souls oia Teras & Bacifie 8abn
obne Wehiel. Shreibt an iraeno
einen 9idet : 4genten rpeaen bieIes
neuen 0ienItes Doer an 6. Is. Eur.
tler, @enerals . aiia9iers Gaent, 0al.
las, 2eras.
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Soft uno Suais

luben Elm Serr unb cine 6(tere Dame
bel elmer oeutiheu 6amilie ooer in
einem oeutIden BoaroinobauIe.
Gpplitationen nit Breisanaabe fir
stuei 8immer 81 ridten an B 200
q Treie Brelie.
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Trdu 2oubet, bic Satin oes
frans0ltiden B~rdiioenten, miro 0fom
beiuhen uno bort in Offi5ieGer Weiie
empfan9en ueroeu, Brdltoent Sou.
BET aebt @uoe Gprif nod @om.
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Ser MnRenbanSel @serifos.

Der gconomifta M%ericano" brinot
einen ldngeren Grtitel uber ben
GuBenbanoe[ Weritos, Der aud
manden unierer 2eier intereiiieren
olrfte. 8ir 9ebeu nahfolseno bic
ufft5ieQe Statiitif nit ben ertl1renz
ben 5uidben oes Blattes.
Ginfuhr mad Werito i'm Sabre
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Oberit be Gaur. Der leit6eriae
&ommanoeur bes 3. Snfanteries Neais
ments $50. 102 Bring egeut Suit.
polo BON 8apern" in 8ittau, Safs
fen. lit pl6Blib penIioniert poroen,
mas 9ewiiien unlieblamen @eriidten
iiber bic 3ittauer @urniiun @abrnne
giebt. Btelfah miro anaenummer,
oaB tber furS ooer lang @ntbiiqunaen
folgen neroen. bic an Sorbah uno
Birna gemabnen.
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Ser. Staaten BON q. q. Colt, $40, 5l4. 545. q
= ai "...." 1872 616 '9 3aS 81
Sronfreid, S' 59o 49d 81 81
Spanien 3,034 9s2.75
8elsien. -. 1859. 1888
Saosen ......"... 525' 4 969
Stafien d99 ISS ~
G9uei8 446,e sol. Al
3olano .....,.......... 255. 443.71
Sao.@n'erlta 195, ~ 49
@ Snru "a se 9O5 %
m,,ss,,h. wa.;s.a 49, ~aTooo
ria 1on9gs ~''e'''0 u" S"9pe A9oA
D.D 10
G sne I miaa'e" 'S''0sf} sl4 20 81 81 1868 s9a 90
SeatIdlanb .... $3.50 049. SO
Cuba ..........a..... 6,1O3. 432. 90
9el9Ien ...... 5,898 2lS.O0
g gnom;sn 5'9 3ea 4 499 W
GentraI.Nmerifa 859' Oh. So
5onano .............. 49, 66. 90
0ie bic StatiItif seiot. Soot Der
nGconomiGta" nehrren bic uoroomes
rifant1den Gtaoten ben erlten 8ias
elm in benz internotiuna[en 6auoel
Werito's, nidt b[os beaiolih oer
ginfubr Ionoern ouh Der Wusfuhr.
Der Nettorpert Der importierten WQ.
rem Qmertta's nod Weritp betr6ot
in runoer Sumne etrua SIS, 900, 900
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