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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-16
Ycnui1lbantasBaha
Eae benz Hsf.n nub ROrbsn.

Bertdkt 9alUertsS Station, pte t0lgt:
sS.45 Born. (lnion $ Station S.b5 B0rm),
Yittsbura GSprsB nn6 Gptcdeo Speeiai.
6GnptGinie gESreb.
lilo NadltH. (Oou untunzStatton), H1be Benns
lGlndntn" Htmtteo, nutb Gbtcdgo, Cincinnati
into ct. Quuts.
1915 Nadlm. (pon linton Gtution), ct. 2ouis
9imtteo. nab Indianapolis uno Il. gunts.
"4.05 9lndlm. Coon linton StatioH), .BeHatgI.
oauia epeeiai," II stunSeu nan chicago.
"4.h6 9adlm' (oon nuionFStatlonl. 9bienan
uno ct. 2outS 9Ipreb.
100 abenb& (oon llHtonsStation). gbteaeD
GiHiteo.
1890 NbeuSs (uoH hntOu.Siattou). Ell. aouiA
@rpreb.
$3.50 NbenOs (oon untouss tation), geeftern
SrgreB uno eleoelGHo uuo Cincinnati 0r'
'1ilf, Ra@ta C~iutOn.elatton 11.55 au6ts).
t14t giadts characterization 11.65 Ra6ts).
Factiic Grpreb,
40 9,orgrHs uuteu.e tnttOu 4.44 WoresnsI.
tlalid, tdd 0p6sSabeH.
'S.45 gurut. QluiousStattuT s.55 8orm.). tae
lin, nab Nltt1lo (bta Emporium SuReitoRI.
Grtc. nno &odeltnge ila0 Notteitsr.
ia Born. (lniousS tatton) ti.b5 8orfr.),
itelt4 ia6 StcIIooo. mo an gScbentaGea
4.55 @aGm,, iaoIIa COou uuionestOtlOn). mad
$40 a6enOS, idGIt1 oOou rinion.etation). naA
$50 aOsnSs, iaeI!6 coon unton.e tutlou). mao
Gab NgnnpoliS 7.31, cot gOrmittues, h.27
9ahmittags an @otbeutaaen. Sounfaas, g.OA
Brrn.. HOO elbenbs.
s,un iintuu. citation.
Wan e6ilaoclp6ia niS Nctu. Wort.
1903 9,adnttttdos ,,GnunreIlnunf qtmItek,a
idaIt6, mt &eipsBorfJ; las, 7.Gb, 1000
Cll05 mir PEN s0orD Snrn, 1905, lao,
*4.OO. *5,4b. $50, t1.2d glbeios an 58oben.
iddcn. Guuutn0S. f49. $1,000 WInrueus
*ig.G5. 100, 100, *5'4b. TO, it.2S sstbSs''
gur philadelphia, A.iO, G.95, $40, 900, 100
WiurnenS, i.O0, 3.0I, 420, All 1855 nnb
$40 abcnOs an BohentdaeH. Gunntags,
0.35. 7.55 WiorgenS, 3.04, 420, 4.67, 1855,
0.45 g%lbenOS.
giuh gluitun, $40 WuraenS an gppdbentaaeu.
t6.35 Nbcnos tdeIi6.
GHh ScImar unn ben bntnifdhIihcn 5uIfben.
l~icGcHneH Glnitcn an Der Delauares5ipitott
G.3h. 755 WioraenS, $50. 4.b7 uun 100
NbCnoS an g6oh entdGcH. SoHntass, 100
uno 7,60 Nbeno0.
WHibtnatou 9rpreb. 2.2G. 2.5t, Ole. 1895, 7.90,
TAB, $40, 0,A2, 1924 Wloraeno. 1905. t2.4s.
t.53, 2!t2. 2.i5, 3.th. $40, 800, 5.O7, 5.1g.
b.2b, 600, 6.O5. 7.15. 729 (7.3G eimiteo),
TAI, 500. SAB, 0.t5, 900, t0. 80 gthenos an
gSpthentnpcn. GnnltagS. 2.28. 2.ht. 6.i2,
725. TAB, $40, 0.42 WtcrAcns. 1905. 1853,
2l2' $40, 3;4O. 800. -b.OI, b.25, 600, 7.tb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-16
IcrdantS' e Miners' SrnnspOrta'
tim SumpapB.

SuWpIttrflNltH-
gd6 Bottom uub benz Often: teoen Wlontag,
9ieTitag, DonnerItdg uno Sdntitao, Abenot
o ll1r.
gtnh Rrobibenee uuo benz Often: tebeu Conn
tag, Wfittuub uno Srritag, SbenoS 8 u9r.
9iatb gisiuportsgletpS uno NorfolI: tdglt1 nm
0 ubr MbeItos.
Sra6t miro .iGItb bis 3 rbr Nbenos fhr ON
benz 3dee nbfaDreitoe Sanlpicr anaeHomllen.
atath Sdbannnb iino benz Siloet: icoen 9leH'
QoFtoner lno Brobibences3 dmpfer in0ren bon
Der @ertbe am 6ube bes 9onas9od8 nb. Gas
bHnnabs0ampfer bon Der QSertte am 0ube Der
Qeits5naSs9Ibenie.
6. %. @tGlnsbnm, gigsnt.
G0Hgs9od.
20. q, Surner, g. Z. W.
II. D. StebbinS, Gen. sWldn.
Sauptbiireau efbuit-Gde 0crman. nno
2igbt. atrahe. Gt3.I&S9
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-16
Ser Chicago . @uuffradj.

@roBc 9rtrGqe an Collaboration Gin.
lad geitoIleu. - Ticaeiht feline
% Fro}cnt iiir sic Gepoiitoren
ii6rig.
GbicoGo, Is. NltguIt. - Ser
urtIide @ertdt iibcr sic 6iuun3Iage
ser ioaitcn oMiImoufce . 2Gpemlr
Stntc @ouf" ml1r0e BON @onf . ,Srl,
ipcftor 6. s. ToneS Dem Stoot3.
9tn0itor cin0crcidt, eS lit nber be.
i6loiicn mor0cn, Sen 3ubolt 0icicS
@cridt$ Oorl0nii9 nod Sem EubIi.
fun por5uCntbnlteu mo 5mor i'm Sns
~tcreiie 0cricniAcn, iiir mcld)e bel Sen
MISREPRESENTATION ser @anf am meiiten
oui Sem SpicIc itc6t. M6alihcr @ciie
Miro man nber 0oh @uS5iigc aus Sem
@cri6t ~mittbeilen. Gin mciterer
SoitbciebI lit 9egen Sen aaiIirer
Senrp &. Sering ermirtt poroen
lr1O II miro BARN beihul0igt, eincn
@GGie( non $4,000 oltf ocn Nanlen
MoriuS z. Girfebp gcfGIi6t SIT ia.
ben. Ger &oftbeiebl lit bonn 3iftcr
aeritcn c~rlai'cu un0 BON Sirfc6p err
mirtt por0cn.
Ger &crOadt, 6aB groBe 9etrG0e
Don Collaboration, weI6e ais Inter.
lo0e fir @edieIOorle6en in ser nOtiI.
lpallfee , 2(pcnuc Stotc @anf" Oepo.
nirt morOcn morell, einiod gcItoblen
murocn, lit jctt sur polcn Sc
miB6cit gcuorOcn 0o man i'm Sauie
ocs iliihtigcn Y~rGiiOentcn StcnSlnno
al ser @DronitroBe un0 &amnOalc.
glpcnuc eincn ouf $4,000 IoutcnOcn
@edie( porion0, 0ciicu Ght6cit lltl'
itonIih lit. Iie NaGioridut9en
ltnd ocn bieriijr %6eponirten GolGntc.
rolien paren bis iebt per9eblih.
Iieic GntOcdutg cr6iinctc Elm foIt
undergraduates 6elo iiir9crmutbungen,
uie mcit sic llnteri6lugungcn utO
@Gtriigcreici gc6ieben icicn. SoIIten
0ic @runOcigcntlums. un0 on6crcrt,
Scr 9anf iibcrgcbencn ScfuritGten
g%citobIcn ictn oOer iif ais mcrt6los
erueiicn, WiIrOe iiir sic Gepoiitorcn
mobl nift me6r ais % 8rojent ibrcr
6or6ertmBCn in Au5iiht Itebcn.
Die itrofgcrihtlide @criolgpna I'M
Safe Der yMilmoufee 2(pcnnc Stute
ganf" lit pon Srn. Often, meIfer iei.
men G%crienurlnub nntritt, oem Stills.
S~tnatS0Mrolt @ar6ur ii6ergeben
morocn, mcl6cr 0aS 9iircou leiten
miro, bis Sr. Slien unO Stootsan.
malt &ealp mieoer 5uriidtcbrcn mers
sen. Srn. OIien lit geitern Die Wit.
tbetlung 5uge9nngct, Dab StenSlano
in Merifo groBcn @runObeIib bat uno
Dab er lid mnbrihcinlih Oobin &C.
iliidtct bot. Die betreiicnOe, in eli
mem @rieie onaegebene SGbrte miro
inncrbolb a Stunoen auf lire 9tid-
tigfeit gepriiit iein.
IaS ollgemeine ,Sntereiie murOe
BON Ieuem ourd sic Grlpnrtung an
9ere9t, bab cS 81 eincm 3uiummen'
itoB 5miid)en Dem areiS. mo Dem Su-
periorgcriht BON Goof-Gount fom'
men lpiiroe. &idter Sobn Gibbons
pom areis1cridt bate geitcrn Die
nGbicogo Sitle & Sruit So" sur
Maiienpcrnolterin ernonnt utO i'm
2nnic OcS cages mliroen Nnitnlten
grtroiien, oen pom Ridter @rentano
pom Superiorgcridt NIT Oieier Stel-
lung betrauten SSobn s. 1ebcr 'cines
9lmtes 5u entieten. I6geicbcn Don
@ioeritreit lit and nod Oorii.
Der st entiheioen, melhe SteQung
Ser Maiicnpernalter 0i6Iad einneb-
men ioa, mel6en Der GonfurS Com
ntiSS1r Gnitntnu init Aer Hin,iphunn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-16
8cItcru Iarglaub GiIcn6a6n.

8hGe h~erInicn SiGeusS Station pie iOlgt:
5dgfidl:
430 MoraeltS-G6ncupoit SuaerStoipn, q. &
@.'Ndtr, iir5 mtsGenommeH SoHntdg,
SanCod unh Gbdntbersblira.
0i5 MoraenS-pcn' WinrsGrpteB,
200 Ead1nt .--sttfy mmoodttOn nnh Bibno0ft.
Abb gId6-Grpreb SanptItnie, Sngerstonr,
f6nneos, Gbippeneblirg unb,- nlsqerorl'
men Gonninn Sreoerid uno GunttttSburg
CBdrlors gSnganiD
1000 Observation-Disclosures nab liHion'
Vrtnae.
sdglid. ausaenpmmen eonntag.
500 W~loracns-Uorf, y. & 8. 8totlion tno
Sanpiiinie pftIt6 bon sHloro Strobe, TO-
500 Wornens-SquptGinie, SnperStcun, Sam
cod. Cumberland, G6tppensbnrg, Gttoe'
rid. @inltlisbhrg ino " x B. 8nbn
5is nnh clifton.
o43 Motseus Accommodation mad settps'
1000 WIcraeEs-gffonrmohaticn nc6 linton
Wrihae.
1920 Wa0m,-RIue Wourtniu Grpreb CBarIor.
@agaon), tofpie Srehertf.
SS6 safmE,iD si me@rpreb mad 90r' nnS q. &
415 gn6m - Accommodation nat linton
grlose.
6.32 g,a6n. - gIfromm5bation mad gIbnbon,
hdtTt 9Ipreb big @ettDsbtrG u1o Onrf.
6.16 Nbenos - Accommodation mad linton
@rtoge.
gur eamfaas.
'1.50 Nndrn.-glue MtoGe etmiteS, GhneIl8tg
nctb Beftminiier, Ibnrmpnt WouriniH
PointS unb Snaerbtntpn tbeginnenh dni
23.Sunt). gnrlor2 Sd0GOn.
BUR gunutnas.
$50 Worgens - Instrumentation radt linton
Y'rioae iino Sdnooet.
odlt MID oil Der 8erfinlbnfin Ibenltes
Citation IN.
n. NUbertfpn, Y. Wl. optucn,
General anlGcr. Gen, .pdf.' geeni.
UG7-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-16

Ilil Oullll I(ll( IlllllllllllIlg NllN
fir nerb Aodber5iaen Antbeil, mre'
6etf Sr. Spepcr ali Dem @crfc 9a:
uommen, uno dilBertc ole &oiinlmQ,
oaB bic. an Qen 2lllStmdh gctniipftca
G%rluortungct binii6tlid cincS bciic,
rem 1uediclicitiQcn @%crit4noniiicS scr
bcioen &0Itcr mo Ger 6rItiglutg gu.
ter 9~e3icbungcn iid i'm rcititcn Md
Sc erfii0cu m0dtcn.
Sn VI ii d. Ell geitorben.
&n W2iin6cn lit Der ebemoIiqc
boDcriihc 6inon3miniitcr 6rcibcrr
Gmil h. &ie0cl MI Dem 2cbcn &c.
IdicOcn. CRic0cI mltrOc am g.. 2llaltIt
1882 1cboreu, ituOirtc in M}iinhcn
Die Hedte rno begouu 1859 icinc BE.
mtenlouibobn I'M bupcriiben Ofini-
itcrilm OGS &nnern; I'M 9tooembcr
1877 iibcrnabn1 er bic 2citlmg Oca
6inon3miniiteriums. Nl6 mar er
observation-disclosures 3um 9unocsratb.
&icoeI trllg meicntlid sur 6orocrung
0c3 criten Observation-Disclosures bel, tiir
mcld)e5 cr olS Heieyent tb0tig mar.
Dos baDeriidc Sinunjlucicn pcrOontt
ibnt 3ablrcidc Geinrmcrl. &bm lag
oh, Die bupcriihrn 8inncnlanoa Sn=
terclicn in 3oairaaCn IN Berlin 5l
pertretcn, 3nblreidle retdaItnun5tellc
9eitimmunQen in 9upern cin5uiiibs
rem II. /. 10. 1890 muroc GieOcl in
ben er6lifen 1SreiberreHiton0 crbobcn,
Sim 1. ltoocmber 1904 trot or in ben
NubeItan0. Gr u%er0fientlidte Gont.
mentore 81 Der &cidSperioiiunh 81
Den boDeriid)cH 0cinotbs un0 Nrmenz
geieBen mo Dem buperiidcu Foli5ci.
itroigeicbbud).) .l.
GrfIarunG iiber amcrtta-
nj dc 8erlid ) eruuGS.
@eiclli haftcn.
Io9 ocutidc Nufiid)t5omt fitr Frte
potperitdcrung pcr0iientliht cine Gr.
flGrung iibcr ieinc StellinGnobmc
5ll Den Nem.gorfer &cbenSueriiht'
rltngs g.. @cicllihoften yGQuitoble,"
gW}lttual" uno nNcm Norf." Gtc
@eb0roc fitbrt aus, tic babe Die Sim
terlCQuuq iihcrer umcritanil6cr
8ertbpapiere gcitottct, unltott lang.
tpiertgc Ero3Giic gu fiibren nm Oos
1cponiren Ocutid)er Eupierc 81 er.
5mtnAcn.
@0rtlid bciBt c9 in Der Grtl0rung:
Sic Gntbijuungcn itbcr Die @crlpal.
tltnganctboOcn Der umcrifoniiden
@cieQidJnitcn lalicn Oie Eolicen lnz
.Qef0br0et cri0eineu. ubCr Die Ser
iihcrtcn miliicn iih nit Dem @c0an.
fen uertrmtt MAIDEN, bob Die @eninnc
nod Dem Nbloltf Der 9tniommIunga.
8eriooen crbcbiid bintcr ben Au5s
iidten ncrbleibcn, Ourd mclde Der
8olicen 2lbihluB bcitimmt muroe."
81 oiierpuor ais $ o65ettS,
...,.. aGite,
IS lit nunmcbr 0ciinitip bcltimmt,
BOB Der &oiiCr uno oic &oiierin Scr
&crmGbllnq BON Sri. @crtbo &rllpp,
Der dlteitcn 1odter oc9 pcritorbencn
&ononentoniga, NIT Or. 8ltitap b.
9oblcn uno SoIbodl, cbcmuligcnl
SefretGr bel Der preuBiidcn @einn0t.
i6oit am pGpitliden StubI, bcilpob-
men meroen. Die Soh5eit miro I'M
Sftobcr in Scr @iQo SiiQel 81 Glen
itottfinhen NM lid 5mciicIloS 3rl elmer
gl0n5cnOen Gcremonic acitoltcn.
@cn0et d on bic @cri6tc.
Die W0rmonns&inic, oercn 2citltna
befonntli6 bereits entihie0en Ser
mobrung eiugclegt bot acgen Die
&ritif, meld)e Der Hcid)stoA9.
2lbgeor0nctc Gr5bcrNCr unlGnQit IN
Hc0e 81 Giiiiel0orf an ibrcn DC.
5icbungen sur Hc0icrung ilbte, miro
nunmcbr ollh Die &iilfe beS 8eridt5
in Nniprlt6 nebmcn. Sic miro ollie
a9l1ttcr. meldc lie III bclci0iqen0er
nit Der piClCrlpGbntcn Sirnlu
SippelSfir6 & So. IN Eorollclc
pcrtlogen.
/
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-16
Baltimore 9dmpf Gadet : So.

Die Der. eiiaten.8oit bei6roernS.
Saupier r0irgtniA" (nea), nMlabama,"
Mrnrnin." .5emmFlcc."

Sautpfer ,0irgtniA" (nen), nMldbama,"
@eurain," p5enneIec."
Snntpter tdbrett tdali0. SonlliuaS nusaenoin'
men, bon ben pQais9inies "Biere, UT. 10--19,
9l9bt' Giraffe, $50 slbenbS. otreit nab Obj
gDint Comfort, glOrfolf. 4ort5moti.b unb alien
Tunften bes GfoenS. 8erbinouTg Int Olb
8Dtni Comfort nit Is. & {. Stfenbnbn." @ub
jitmoub, @erbinoIn9 IN Portsmouth NIT benz
pGcahUHro gllr Cine" ioiieen Sug nab @crts'
nit Der a9ttlnItic COAT Cine" gorfolf ul6
pcitli6 mn D0Ib Dominion Cine" nat He,pa
bern, B1ibtugion. R.sS., &ibmono, Bd,, unh
yiPps2urf.
MGbI5eiteH nah europdit1em BIane. 2uIii'
rtbie 0nIiitfll6immer, e'eftriihe Neleuttung,
9nntpfbci8urg. arieH fret, Neieroirie 81iltens
3iumer in ben Nilets0iiredur BET Nab 2tile, ="
Nr. 107, SItsquTtiruresStrnb gr, 300 uno
b0s, 9ig6tStrobc, 2. ". g.. Office, GiocitrSde
Baltimore uno GaIhertaStrabc, Continental
1Iuft ('ltlotng uno AIbalebS, 9r. 100, glorb'
GbdrIeSs6trabe.
Subn %. Slertpobb, n. 8rpiUn,
NieeAgrdf. II. Sen. 'DlnnaGer. Sen 'Bd. 'glgent.
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&iarnIaas G gsnuinIpanin Y. Il.

Bfae n~srIaffen gUrihs sfbe.. II. DAT ctr. ,Statton:
7.3O Rorm. mao Dorf tdQtth. auS1enommeB
Goautngs.
3 80 ssn~:t, lad Delta unr @Juntass.
$50 8orut. nod Delair tdgItN, nusaenommsn
Sntrtdg9.
1926 Tn6rn. nat Dorf tde!'o. ansssromm.u
SorntnQS.
4,0h gldbn. roo Tettn uur eonntaos.
ago gigfm. NOD 0sltn tdali9, ausgenommes
Gonnfngs.
500 abenbs nan s,eIatr tdeIi1. ansaenour.
meH Goaninps.
II 90 Mbenos nac PeInir MIR SoHntdas.
i1.46 aberbs mad CeIatr Yatttnods nKh Ganp
ftaaA.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-16

@roBc 9ctrGqe an Collaboration cin.
lad geitoIlen. - @ieGeidt feline
25 Gro3cnt iiir sic 0epoiitoren
iibrig.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1906-02-07
EaIled to Score.

"Will the gentleman allow me to ask
him a question:" interrupted a man in
the audience.
Certainly said the orator.
did you Of did you not once u for
the office Of ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS"
In b%reathless silence the vast assem-
bly, awaited his answer.
He drew himself up to his full height,
flashed a glance of concentrated scorn
at the presumptious varlet and raised
his voice till it Jared the rafters.
Yes, sir" he said. II did! I once
ran for the Office of Lieutenant-Go
ernor of the State of New Jersey and
I was defeated, sir, by the largest ma
jority by which any man ever escaped
that Office ip the history Of the United
Statesi"
Utterly crushed and Inundated by
the outburst of applause that greeted
this triumphant r%ejoinder, the crestfal-
len man who had presumed to meas
ure wits with a seasoned ~campaigner
skunk ANONYMOUSLY out of the build.
ing.-Chicago Tribune.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1906-02-07
ITO be C~ontinued.)
Wet Paints Rival.

Wet paint as a test of human curlos'
ity has a rival in the broken chewing
gum slot. The apparatus at the llOth
street subway station was out OF order
the other morning. The first person
to discover the fact was O small boy
with a yearning for gum. He conf
IDENTITY dropped a penny into the SLOT
but the toothsome wafer held coyly
back. Repeated thumpings and shak-
ings failed to induce it to appear, n
the boy, looking disconsolate, was
finally persuaded by his mother to go
downtown without it. A dozen or
more persons had witnessed his futile
attempt to coax out a piece of gum but
they were in no wise deferred from
following his example. Evidently eacn
thought his predecessor had not manlp-
ulated the machine properly, and that
he could do better, for before the next
express train came along five men
who apparently never had known what
chewing gum tasted like, had sacrificed
pennies on the altar of their curiosity,
New York Press.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1906-02-07
Temperance Notes.

The Lord Bishop of Swansea, Eng
land, has signed the temperance
pledge.
A drunken passenger threw a lighted
match into some gasolene on the
launch Ben Hur, near Detroit, Mich,
and in the panic which followed our
passengers were drowned.
The board of police commissioners
Of Kansas City, Mo-, have publlshed
orders to the effect that police officers
must not drink, whether onor OF duty.
or at any time wheE they have their
uniform on.
The Government of Ontario has an
nounced that no more liquor licenses
will be granted in NV Ont"rio.
In German schools occasional temper
ance lectures must be given from time
to time by order Of the Government,
and 1t is intended shortly to introduce
systematic temperance teaching as an
ordinary school subject.
The Columbia Hospital, now almost
completed in Wilkinson, Pa, will be
an exceptional institution. No one
will be employed in any capacity who
is addicted in the slightest degres TO
the use Of drugs OF intoxicating liz
orS,
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1906-02-07

at once with a five-pound note-or ten
pounds, just as you think necessary
and have done with them"
In which opinion Clifford was un-
doubtedly wise. The Fergussons were
a bad lot. 1t was not his fault If the
father chose to ruin himself and not
provide for his children. Such q prom
Use as his, given under such circum-
stances, would certainly have been re-
deemed at the very highest market
value by a fve-pound note-or ten, as
he suggested, for a very exceptional
and fancy price. But poor Jane, out OF
the foolish fullness Of her heart, saw
otherwise. The vision of that desper-
ate, white-faced man suing to Clifford
o before her in real, not acted,
pathos; she felt that he was under a
moral obligation to hold out his hand
if he could to Fergusson's child; and
that it was her place to bring him to
see his duty, and to assist him in car
rying that duty out. Mohun was too
really Indifferent on the ~subject-his
first rage at being called upon to take
trouble over-to contest her wishes
long; and it ended by James writing a
kind note and asking Miss Ferguson
to come. as soon as her visit at Haugh-
ton was over, and spend a week at
Chesterford-'when Miss Grand, an
old friend Of Mr.. Mohun's, would have
more opportunity for ascertainfng Miss
Fergusson's wishes and capabilities
than it would be possible to do in the
hurried course of a morning visit or a
letter."
"And I hope you will like Miss Fer
gusson when you get her, janet" were
Gifford's last words before he left.
"You know it's your Owl plan, and you
must just take all it will involve you in
on your own head. They were a
cursed bad lot when I last saw them at
Baden, cursed bad lot, and there's
something about the letter that makes
me think pretty much the same of
them STILL"
Ominous words, that Jane remem-
bered but too we'll before many more
days were past!
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cURIoSITiES Or SENSES
Some Conclusions OF Physicians Regard
ing Sensation. j.,

Aux
An English medical authority gives
an interesting account Of some conclu-
sions reached by physicians concern
ing the remarkable, though not un-
familiar, phenomenon known as Syn
aesthesia"-the association Of M SEN
sation with another Of a different kind.
One of the most common examples Is
the shivering sensation felt by many
persons On hearing the squeak Of q
pencil drawn across q slate. Others
have their teeth put on edge by the fl
ing Of a saw. Such sensations are de-
scribed as "sound-feeling." Color
harrington sound-seeing, as it is
sometimes called-is a rarer form of
synaesthesia. It consists in the asso-
citation Of color with some definite
sound. These color sensations are con-
slant in the same person, but vary con-
siderably in different individuals. For
example, the sound Of the vowel "a"
may be red 10 one person. blue to an
other, and black to q third. When
light, instead Of color, is associated
with sound, the phenomenon is known
as "photism;;' on the other hand, when
a color or some definite image sug-
gests a sound, the condition is termed
'phonism."
A singular case Is recorded of q
clergyman who, with his three chill
dren, was affected in this manner.
Since early childhood the father had
associated the sound Of each letter Of
the alphabet with a particular color.
The letters f, j, k. r, and K. for in
stance, were reddish brown; o and C
were white; a, 4, 6, n, 8, q'and u were
transparent. The remaining letters
were Of a dull lead color, shading down
to black. Whole words received a
dominant color from their capital let
tiers. When a child he was laughed
at because he asked why a certain bay
horse was given "the white name Of
Charlie Harper's Weekly.
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I.onoevItv and LIQUOR,

It has come to be generally recog-
nized as O fact that the alcohol habit
is one Of the main factors in determin-
ing length of life. Figures furnished
by insurance companies in England
show that the average life Of the total
abstainer is nine years longer than that
IF the drinker, and one Of our own
concerns in the same line Of business,
the Equitable, has published a state
ment to the effect that the death rate
among moderate" consumers OF
liquor is twenty-three per cent. higher
than among teetotalers. Some of the
companies on both sides Of the water,
Indeed, put abstainers in a separate
class among their policy holders, max
Ing them a special allowance of five
per cent. or more on premiums.-Pear'
sons Magazine.
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Pigeons Fast Flight Home.

Two carrier pigeons exhibited at the
New York City Poultry Show by Peter
Tyre, of Lenoxdale, Mass, were re.
leased in that city at 2 p. m. Tyre a
instructed his boys a home to watch
for the pigeons, which had never been
in New York before. 1880 one OF the
birds arrived home, having covered
the 100 miles against a strong wind, Mt
the rate of forty-three miles an hour.
This is considered remarkable, as the
latter part of the fight was in the
dark.
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Coat NJ the Drink Habit.

The opinion is rapidly growing among
men who employ labor that the drink
habit is an economic evil SO extensive
as to be a disqualification Tor service.
No one has ever doubted that it Is the
most serious handicap upon the efforts
of the workingman to maintain his
family and improve his condition:
Here is a vast number Of individual
selfish interests to be enlisted in the
abolition of weekend debauchery and
disorder. Appeal is no less strong to
the whole trading community and tax
paying public. A complete reform OF
waste Of wages in saloons and fomen-
tation Of disorder and crime would in
crease re',~nues from lawful trade and
diminish taxation for police. What
retailer or taxpayer can not see direct
gain in diversion Of wages from drink
to food, clothing and Furniture, n in
elimination of the large share Of police
activity provoked by drunken lawless-
ness?-Minneapoiis Tribune.
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THE GREAT DESTROYER.
SOME STARTLING FACTS ABOUT
THE VICE OF INTEMPERANCE.

Workhouse Johns n With His
Blasted Life as q Text. he breaches
TO a Crowded BulI-Pen in the
Minneapolis Police Court.
Fifty prisoners, men and boys. were
In the Minneapolis police court deten-
ton room. better known as the bull
pen, waiting for the van that should
carry them to the workhouse, and to
which they had just been sentenced.
One Of the number had died sudden
ly in a CONFUSION Of delirium trem-
ems. a look of terror on his face and
blood gushing from his mouth.
Standing by his dead Iody, ""ork-
house John" a we'll known police
court character, pronounced the follow.
ing grafton - his fellow prisoners:
There is no man who can talk
against liquor as I can. I know all
about it. I know what it does, and
what it's power is. Liquor dragged me
away from my homo. Liquor made
me throw love Tor a beautiful, pure wo-
man to the winds. Liquor made me
forget that = had children. At the
command Of the liquor appetite honor
was thrown away. If I knew thet
within ten minutes I would he dead
in a bull-pen like this fellow Id have
to take my liquor. It's the power OF
hell. If it wasn't for liquor there
would not be any devil"
Even that hardened crowd could
not fail to be affected by the scene
and the sermon. All declared that
they were done drinking. At the sug-
gestion of "Workhouse john" as many
as could Ind pieces oe :,aper. about a
dozen in Ill, wrote and signed pledges.
Here is one tf the pledges, written on
a dirty lard advertising a saloon:
From this tim. on. so help me God.
I will never taste liquor again. Re.
member the dea... man."
One of the men oppressed, no doubt,
the sentiments of 81. when he said:
Enough is enough. A man that amt
got sense enough to stop drinking
when he sees q guy quit without a
moments notice just because he took
in more. drinks than he could stand
for. ought to De chucked in hades in
stead Of the wcrkhouse."
When the door Of the pen was
thrown open and the prisoners were or
dered to the workhouse, JOh1 was cry
ing as though his heart would break.
He was the last to fall IN line, and
he walked out still crying.-Minnesota
Issue.