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Nms Den 8erid)ten.

Itorbcnen >5obn Z. Sintbicum in
@oiicngeridtc cingereid)t. -l(l.
9eniigcnoes 9elpeismateriol &c.
gen hilbert @rimes. Gbeidei.
oungen uno fcin Gnoe.
2allt Dem Sn%pcntorium iibcr ben
NuhlaB ocS per%itorbenen Sobn Z.
2intbicilm, mic boilelbe bon ben &c.
ACKNOWLEDGMENT @orron nno 8oebfe
inn Waiien9erid)te eingercift ipliroc,
belGltft lid bos Sermogen beS Ter'
bli6cnen oif $60,055.26, Der 9roBte
SbeiI in gftien ongclegt, mar nam-
lid:
glht $1,000 Nnuco1tia II. Eotomac
Hiper @obn So, /. Sppotbef, . pro.
5entige Bombs. fGui9 1919, $S24O.
9rei $1,000 Molnt Sernon.@ooo.
berrp Cotton Gud So, I. Sppotbet,
5.pro5entige Bombs, fGuig in 1949,
$2490.
Cine $1,000 Miiiouri, &onios uno
SeroS 9abn So, 9. Sppotbet, bier,
pro5cntige 8olobonbS, fGlig 1890,
$3.50.
g(tt $500 Miiiolri. 9onias II. &c.
ros 9obn : So, 9. Sppotbef, 4.pro5,
@olo . 9onoS, fGaig 1890, $34S0.
Cine $1,000 Miiiouri, &anias nnn
Seros 9obn 8 60, =. Sppotbef, 4.
PROS. @plo Bombs, foaig III 1890,
$50.
Stint $1,000 Seaboro sir Cine
@obn = Gompn9nic, 1. Sppotbet, 4
pros. 9onos, fdais 1850, $3.50.
gtt $1,000 Gitp H.. Suburban
9obn So, @oibington, .. s., +.
@ppotbef, 8 pros. Bombs, i0aig 1913,
$S569.
Cine $1,000 Serns II. Yociiic gnbll.
So, /. @ppotbcf, 5-pro5. Bombs, III
1000 fGQiA $t1S0.
3rci $1,000 llnitco Traction So.
bon EittsburA General = Sppotbef.
5 pros. Bombs, fGai9 1887, $3330.
3wolf $1,000 Union Eocific 9obns
60, 1. Sppotbef, 4-pro5. Bombs, fdl-
Zig 1917, $12,120.
60 gntbeile Yrioritdts : gftien
llnion Eocific : 9abn : So, $500.
Id)t 9lftien Sormcrs II. Medunics'
Notionolbonf bon Sreoerid, $500.
&unoert Slftien Sreberid : Gountp.
Notionolbonf, $4,000.
Gim1nofiini5ig gfticn Central go.
tionolbonf bon Srcoerid, Wb., $16S3.
0oloene llbr mo Settle $35.
@olocner Ging $50.
Saor im Sauie $107.
@aor in Der Sormers II. Wed)anics
NotionoIbonf $l94.75.
9oor in Der Mtercantile 1ruIt II.
Scpoiit 50. $4OO3.95.
WuB 5uriid mad Sennipt
panien.
@ilbur @rigbt. Der angeblideTfer,
ocoicb aus Oorf, ga, Delher bon
bcn 9eboroen in g)orf geluiinlbt miro
itno iih ieiner Iuslieicrung ourd)
boS SabeoS Corpus . Yerfobren 81
cut5icben perllld)te, mllB nun lolt Ell
ner Gntideioung, Die geitern poit
Hid)ter Stodbrioge I'M Staotgeridtc
gcgeben iuuroe. oof nod g)orf 5llriid,
Inn oaielbit pro5eiiirt 81 iueroen.
hilbert q rimes entlaiien
Sn Grmongelung bon geniigenoem
0eipeismateriol lit gilbert Grimes,
pelder oilf Die ACKNOWLEDGING bin
uerboftet iporben mar, aus Dem Yoit.
ante in Spfespille @elo uno 9riei.
morfen geitoblen 81 baben, pom0un.
oes Gomnliiiar Iogers aus Der Saft
entlaiien morben.
Sram arp s. & It RS Z It q.
ment.
Sm @aiiengeridtc tpurbe geitern
oos Seitanlent bon Srau Warp Z.
Softer angeloIien, laut meldem Die
Serblidene ibr Salls Nr. 1921, ct.
EoiilitraBe, 5u 8uniten ibres Sob.
nes Sonuel u. Softer Der Saic De.
poiit II. Sruit 50. 5rr @erwaltun3
anpertraut. DDS Saus Nr. 1886.
ct. YaulitraBe, binterldBt iie ibrer
1udter Srou 4qie g. Son5id)e nit
Dem GeIt oes Nadlaiies, uno 5ipar
miro 3rou Son5ihe obne 3ulaiiuns
bon 9iirgihoit sur NablaBperipaltc.
rim ernannt.
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nGleoring Esq II.

~ L u v 9pu u ere u.
Ger Clearing Souie." 8crein miro
m%obrid)einlid cine Spe5iaIlitung
cinbcrlliel1, INT iiber oos porgei6lo.
gene ENHANCEMENT 9ei6liiiie 81 fai.
len, ourd meld)es Die 9~unfitunoen
bon 8 llbr @ormittagS bis 3 llbr
NndmittagS bcgren5t mcrben. @iro
boiielbe on9enommerL miro Die 3.
Notionalbanf aufboren miiiien, ibrc
0anf "a Stunoen on ieoem Wofer.
tage often 81 bolten. Tie 3. Rotio.
nalbonf bat Elm Girfular al Die lib
rigen Iitglieber bes 8erein5 &c.
latlot. IN lueld)em Die 8riinoe ans.
einanbergeiebt weroen. marlitu Die
Contribution nidt g%e1noert neroen
iol.
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@cue oeutidc IniieSlnns i'm iunniseu
CwNen

SIinla; feline Neeer; crftfI1fiieer 9oben in fleis
re Sdrmen eineetbeiIt, aud einige r2opn
GotS." 8erinee @rBnblufta. lebr Ieidte .geotn'
Elm poar Suiioert Souars depart baben unb
oern ieIbttftanbie perben nt56ten. 9dberes BEL
Wcrniann @abcnbupp, Er. iii, Wuro.6bartes.
Gtrafe, Baltimore, Wib. (Sepf19,10
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llnfaas GbrUnif,

Die bier Sabre nltc Worp &. Salitb
in Iblpeienbeit ibrcr Mutter Der
brannt. - Sr. Simon @olf ers
leioct inn Walhincnrorme oeS
,Worplono SbeotcrS" einen
9cinbruh.
@ic 9cfG6rlih cS lit, feline &inocr
unbeoufiiftigt 81 lolicn, beluieS ein
be6olterlid)er llnfoll, ser iid geltern
Wittag fiir5 Dor 3 llbr ercignete. S,Su
glbmeienbeit Der Mutter 5iinoete Die
bier Sabre alte Iorp 6. 5autb, God
ter oeS Srn. @m. @. Golltb bon Nr.
%, Sont . Sill . Npcnle, an einem
Diem inn Souterroin Gupier an. 0aS
@ergniigen oauertc jeooh fir bic
&leine ntbt lange, oenn lire aleioer
iingen Scuer, unO oils ibrc Wtlltter,
Srou aatbarine 9. 5outb peId)e li6
5i elmer No6barin begebcn bate,
fur5 ooroitf 5llriiffebrte, ionb iie ooS
orme &inb i'm YorIor i6reflid) Der.
bronnt Dor. SGmuutli6e 2leioungS.
Itiide lparen Dem ainoc bonn 2eibc
obgebronnt uno ipnren MIR nod Die
Striimpfe unb Sdubc iibrig geblie.
ben. glllf Die charlottesville ser
Mitttcr elite Sr. 6reo. Stol5enboh
bon Or. 10, 6ont q. Sill . slpe., berbei
nnb loibtc Die Momnten, pelbe in.
5rpiid)en bcreits cir Eiidtild inn Eor.
Tor crfaBt Dattcli. Ter raid bcrbci.
gerltiene slrat 81. SEQ. ". WobIe
bon Nr. 1903, @elt ; 9altimoreitr.,
fonnte MIR conltotiren, boB Scr Soo
bereitS eingetreten mar. Coroner ST..
s. SoneS bonn iiiopeitlidcn 9iitritt
ruuroc bon Sen, llnfoQ in aenntnib
0eiest.
Trad) elm Vetn.
Sr. Sinlon @olf, Elm Sei5er I'M
nWorplono . lbcater," Sdmiegcr.
poter oes Srl,. Sugo Sbliitcr, i~tiir5tc
9eitcrn NoAmittog i'm Moihincns
rouin beS rWinrplano-T beoterS" eilc
Sreppe berab unO erlitt einen 9ein-
brud). Gr mltrOc nod iciner 8obs
nllng, Nr. 30i, Mt. Yleoiont'g ucnuc,
Sigblonbtonn, 0cbrad)t uno BORT in
Gr5tlihe 9ebonOllng genommen.
Sci Ser Nrbeit perun.
gliift.
Der At Sabre nlte Teger aoiion
Miles bon ut. 8inonS, Gin 5ubr.
mann fir Sru. Sobn Z. Samcs,
brad, aeltern &ormittog in Sloon'S
Sol5bof om 6ltbe Der GroBitroBc
bei'm Nbloocn icines @ogens oos
linfe 9ein. Gr puroe I'M EotroI.
mogen bes iiioliden TiitriftS uod)
benz ~WarpIono llniperiitdts .'Soipi.
tal" gebrad)t.
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gu %ucrfanfcn.


Su uerfdnfen:
Gr. 123, 725, 52i etc: @urind.a ncnnr, Cots
% 5uj 3 Boil bel 200 5lb; orei @ertcrte DIT
lid bon Der goristhoao; pouttdnotg prdd.tg
beforirt: ieoc nluoerlic 3educmlthteit.
VT. tt5, III mo 1f9 etc., H.'9atnrerT'Str,
5tpif6en Sairinount guenue uno Sapeite.Str.,
Gin 8eoiert bonn .@atterioir Earf." Surtipea
f61n %ociorirt; icoc moberne Bcouenllt0feii;
Slueiit0diae Sdufer. GoYuro I. Stprd, an Stt
mo SteTe, ooer 4r. 81, 8uutbtr. Suilotn9.
Sagcttc. unb Ct. Haula Str. (5ebr9,1O
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Dies 1T Shrc WeIeaenheit

5ur &rtperbnna zines niooerrel e ooer 3''tot'
figen Saufes In outer SaGe.
1900 Sduiergepiert Gft'sprth. Npenut.
8eauem tir aue SirdBenbab SeoeS
Saus beittt Que Ginridtitrgeil, NIT oeret eiH
Hlooernes SaiiS ausaeiiattet iperoen lam.
1dglidj uno spuntagS sur Snipetttun often.
Gtas. q. Vnroette,
(Sept5-.l III. II, Ei.2erinDtun.etr
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Gin 8araain fir Seimftatte.S udler.

Gin Bargain fir Setutftatfe'S ndler.
8ebn Mder enten urbdrer 9dtbeS for De.
miifebau. IN Wetleu bon ber Dabnftatton mo
10 WleiIeu bon ber Gtaot, BET Muffernf91nIen'
hsreis $3.50.
ankerbsm ein 5 nnb IL ader grnmbfta6 aas
rim 2 N6er 0ranhhh6.
6dIfte eegen Baar: 8eit nod Strer Beaueu.
tiHfett. 8oin,nt borteretfet gum Hbj&lub bt4
6anbeIs. tpern Sud baS 9ditb sefdnt.
nSenern Stealth Gpmpanb,"
W. III. Rsro.Gbarfes.ct
(aRuif!.tD
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Gollibirtc nit StraBen.
b + II. - 9ln Ser gde bon Sarioro.
Ioenue uno SafionltraBe coQioirte
9eitern Nadmittng ein Strabenbabn.
@ag9on nit einem @eipann bon 5.
". 3ennep, Ir. 1898, Sprreit.S troBe,
nobel Der 16.iGbrlge 8utider SSames
9eni1u pom Bod gei6leubert murbe
unb iidJ ieifl red]tcs 9ein brad. Ger
@agen erlitt einen Sfaoen non 500.
6iel auf @lotteis. - gllf
Dem @latteis an Der Ode bon @ap.
uno Sorrelt-S trnBe fieI geitcrn Naf.
mittag Die 52.jabrige Srau 2aura
Sutton uno brah iid ben redten In.
terarm. Sic ~meigerte iid), lomobl
nad einem Soipital 81 fabren. oils
lire 9%cforoermg mittelit bes Yatrol.
magens oes norooitli6en Giitritts
nad) ibrcr @obnung on5nncbmen,
ionoern begab iid nit SiiIie ibrer
Iod)ter uro GINGER 6raucn nad)
ibrem Seim Nr. 20, Horo.g refer.
StraBc.
Baltimore + I / G.
GIub. - 8eitern Ibenb lamb im
Baltimore atbletic . Club in Rr.
t420-1424. NorO . Gbarlesltr., Elm
Souitfompi Der proieiiionellen Sallit'
f1mpfcr Sorrp Scroggs, gennp
8ronflin, .gounG" Iad aus Ybila.
belpbio itatt, unO bate Der Club fir
Die Sieger wertbDo0e Yreiie alisge.
iett. Nur Mtitglieoer bes Clubs u,b
einigen eiiigefiibrten 5reunoen mar
Der 3utritt geitattet.
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Siir 9iMcrln'e 0cbnrt@tao.

,9incoln Glib" in Der nTor.
pGrt@r&auc."
Grci rcpubIiianiidc Craoniiotio
men meroen geleaentlif 2incoln'E
@cburtstog ant 0icnltog 9antcttC
obboIten, nGmIid) Der Union 9eogltC
Club" uno scr oDoung Wcn'S NE.
publican Glub" genleinihoftlid III
Der @offcnbolle Ocs 1. He1imcnts
lno Ser .2incom.Glltb" IN Der o&or-
m1rt$ s0aQe." &icc Fr0ii0cnt Soir-
bonfS, @r. 2cSlic Sbom, ShoBomtSs
ScfrctGr, uno @cncrolmnuolt Bona
pnrte perbcn Die SoltptieitrcOncr bel
Dem eriteren 9antctt lein. NnOcrc
g%eIoocne @Gite iino:
s. Ioam 9cOc, GongrcBmitglico
pom Winnclotu.
Senator @iaiom @orncr bon
Winncipto.
Geo. ". Yeorrc, GongrebmitOlic0
BON Worplanb.
Sponep 6. MltoO, GongrcBnlit,
9lieo BON Worplano.
Sront s. @od)tcr, Gon9reBmit-
9lic0 bon Worplono.
@iaiom $. SodioL Gon9reBnlit-
glic6 BON WorplonN.
Stepcnlon u. @iIliomS, Mttglicb
oes Nutionol Gomite'S BON Worps
Iano.
General 6elir ggnlS bonn nAmcri.
cnt."
@iuiom s. Siderp Gbei.Y oItomtS.
Snipettor.
8niieu Sing, SefretGr oes @icc-
ErGiiocntcn.
Sbcrit GboS. i. Wodlin bonn 4.
Hegiment Der Morplano NotionoI.
aorOe.
@eipoiion @nrneru Yeniions.gom
miiiGr,
GboS. $. Hobb, Hid)ter oes Sbcrs
geriftS oes Iiltrifts Columbia.
George %. Sbripcr, giiiitent oeS
ErGiibenten ser Baltimore Ohio.
9obn."
Snncs 9, &epnolos, SiilfS-S cfre.
tar oes SdaBnmts.
u. j. Stottcr, Stills efretGr ocS
S6abomtS.
GborlcS 9pmou, Gbef ser Grnen.
mlngs. abtbeillIng beS SbotomtS.
s, anor 1oplor, beauilid)tioenoer
ar6itcft bcS Shobomts.
Burton Barter, Superintendent
Der Spe5iol.ggenten oes SdobomtS.
Better ". Spicr, SefretGr poll
Srn. Gas. .. HepnoloS.
s. 6. @ouB, Scfrct1r bon @cnes
/ roloupolt Charles :. 8onoporte.
Hepton Borbon pom Slliti5oepnrte.
mert.
GbiIipp 3. @union, SefrctGr ocS
YenlionS. N1entcn.
i. $. Sittcod, SiiliS. 0encroIpolt.
meiitcr.
Sobn ". YerfcS, Snlono.S teuer.
Gommiiidr.
2cslic GuaonL Spejiol.A gent ocs
SdobomtS.
IoS Gomitc beitebt aus ben SS.
hilbert u. 0lofencn 8oriiBer; Sobn
.. aitrb, c.8oriiber; Charles g.
Montell, @m. ". Sobnion, stephen
VI. Woion. :. 6ronf Supplce. Gobert
Sglc, @m. $. @rcen, s. Hceie Eitz
der, @ebbaro Seimbodl George ".
EoOgett, j. hilbert aurt, @m. 9.
Elatt, i. Q. Strobrioge, 9cninmin
) Nnsbnnm uno Sobn ". 9bombcrS.
Ser 2incoIn.Glub. b."
Sic GbrengGite bel Dem Nonfctt
0es nIeutih. Imerifoniifcn Sincoln.
Clubs" ipelheS am iclben Abeno in
Der .SoripGrtSs SaQe" gebolten miro,
limo:
GongreBnitglico IS. w. Yrince bon
SainoiS.
Gon9reBmit9lieb @oibington @orb.
ner bon Wi6igalE
GongrcBnlitGlieO 6ronciS ". Cub.
man bon 8aibington.
Sr. 6roltf i. Sorgent, General.
Gimponocrung$.9 ommiiiGr.
Gon9rebmitglieo 6ronf s. @od)s
fer, Ganoioat fir Die repliblifoniibc
Wapors.N Domination.
Sr. @iaiom j. 0rGning.
Gos ArrangementS.Gomit beitcbt
oilS Den $50. &ouis Soifmunn, Aoont
2aumonn, @iaiam i. 9roning, @n.
Sdultb, @oworo Shaumonn nno
Ebilipp Spon9enberg.
Clearing Sou e."8erein.
Ger ,Gleorino Suuie." gScrein miro
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GtablFrt 1890.
Wilbeimt s.. HeinharSt

Wilhelnn s.. HeinharSt
Wr. 2O21, t.galttmore.etr
Nem'yort elaitiidc @rnfbdnoer,
pdue SeSer,
fjnnen SAG auh Tadt setraaen msrbes.
Mud ri .8nmmi-SGnber
tpelde nie rotten, ielbt be'm gdbeu niht.
&tefeIben iino bon oIen aer5ten beftenS
emptohlen.
Or b~erferiiat nuf geiieIlna rrih bat auf 2a9er:
SdnlterbGnber, unterietbsbineeu,
pcife uno Suf5fiiier.S rudlbduoer,
70 arrnnairt, oaB feline aeebrteH 3unoen be-
items 5ulrieben aeIteut ftno.
Nue Bru6Danocr, Snnodeen nnb Snftru'
mente neroen adrantirt. ouB fe puitsn, unb
Tir Samen Ino 2tmmer
inter Wrfihi non Wtab. Heinbarbt borbduber.
Wb. IeIepbpn - GoirtIan6 1854.
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Ydiie snr Gciie in's Mnslanb be.
surgt 6. &aine, Mr. 413, Dit-yalti.
n.pre.S trafe, uabe GOitumIuuic.Npe.
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&rrlangt i'm Iagcmcinen.
0crinn9t:

Gin outer perbeirdtbetcr @drtner; ether o6re
&inoer porpe5ogen; Sral bel Der gS1tbe .6I
beIicu uno Die Wilferei 6i b~eulfit6ti9en tit
cine fleinc 5umilie, Mar %aoreiitre. 10. H."
,Scutihcr Gprrcipunocnt." dip
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Verlangt:
@crlan9t:

Mcfinsgicaer fir 4lnmber . 3ubcbDr fir
gaoetmanncn nno 8bGreuftfidc; gutter 2ubn; be-
itauSiae @rbcit; iciu strifc. Gnh5uirasen bel
Der y5. g. W,ptt Gpnt9anN," Srenton, R.'J.
(344IG.bB)
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Teutidcs MrbeitS.9 iafipeiiun q. yii reau.
unter Der guiii6t Der .9eutfbet 9eieufdaft."
ter ulb Sienitboten 8u bef6dftiaen niini6en,
uolen ii6 pcri6nlih ooer in iranfirten @riefen
nn ben @eenten Der Sefeuf4att, .Sobann z.
Mener. Simmer liz, Nr. 215-217, Gonrt.
lam. Strabe, nenoen, ipelder linentaeltlib
@usfunft ertbeiIeu niro. Sprebitunben bon
/ bis 8 l1br. CSdn27,10
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Aaainst His Grain.

Amos Carries wife rules him with a
rod of iron" This his friends well
know, and one evening when he Joined
the circle in Sim Hayward's grocery
and showed no amusement at Joe
Piper's jests they knew that In his
mind he was retracing certain painful
domestic incidents of recent occur
renee. On being approached as to the
cause of his silence he explained that
he was down on his luck.
"P'r'aps you don't know your luck"
suggested Joe Piper, winking behind
the back of Amos at the company gen.
orally
There may be a thought too much
lemon in her." said Mr.. Hayward, driv-
ing straight to the mark, but she has
the courage of the masculine gender"
$50 have l If was let to show It,"
Amos said, with sigh. That's the
mischief of 1t. If I'd been a weak
man, ready to knock under and play
second fiddle without whimpering, II
wouldn't have mattered But 1 amt
at all that sort of kind Of man by
nature, and it hurts my feelings like
time to be made to do it"-Youth's
Companion.
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REMOVED AT LAST.
The Figures Did Not Appear In the
Final Set of Drawings.

The Figures Did Not Appear In the
Final Set of Drawings.
A candidate for the royal engineers
some years ago was told by his in
structor to draw up the plans and spec
ifications for a railway viaduct to con-
meet two high hills, between which
ran small stream.
In due course an excellent set Of
drawings was presented, one showing
the bridge in its completion, with a
sketch Of the surroundings, and on
which sat two men, with their legs
hanging over the side, fishing. The
drawing was returned with the request
that the men be removed from the
bridge.
Upon receiving the paper the second
time the professor discovered that his
instructions had been carried out, but
that the two men were seated on the
bank of the stream, still In quest of
representatives of the finny tribe.
Again was the paper returned, and
this time with positive orders to re-
move the men from the drawing alto
gether. Imagine the CONSERVATION
which overspread the features Of the
learned instructor upon receiving the
papers for a third time to find two
little graves and tombstones with APP
proprlate epitaphs situated near the
bank of the stream. His orders had
been obeyed and the men removed al
ogether.-London Answers.
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Kashuaria.

There are few places in the world
so difficult to get at as Kashgaria.
Though it lies in Chinese territory, the
journey from Picking occupies no less
than six months. From India cara
vans take two months, having to cross
meanwhile the three highest mountain
ranges in the world by way of several
passes measuring $4,000 feet above sea
level.
Then from the tail end of the Rus
sian railway system in central Asia
one may reach Kashgaria In three
weeks by several routes, all involving
the transit Of difficult and storm swept
passes.
Kashgaria is said to cover an area
of $4,000 square miles-a statement
that has little interest until considered
In relation to the proportion which Is
cultivated by man. 1t is startling to
realize that human endeavor has been
capable of rendering fertile little more
than hundredth part and that nine
ty-nine hundredths of 1t is irredeema-
BILE desert Blackwood's Magazine.
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OLD CARLSBAD.
In Ancient Times the Cure Was Some.
what Violent.

In Ancient Times the Cure Was Some.
what Violent.
Carlsbad, that fashionable resort in
Bohemia, Is a very ancient cure place.
1t has held a royal charter from Kaiser
Carl ". since 1401 History has it
that it was the mighty leap from rocky
heights to the depths below of a hunt
ed deer pursued by the hounds of Kali
ser Carl ". that led to the discovery
of the Sprudel spring and that the deer
hunting emperor was the founder Of
the health resort to which he gave his
name
Originally the Carlsbad cure and the
mode of life there, a mode which re-
manned in fashion for at least two cen
turtles, consisted solely In the use Of
the baths. This, however, was so ener-
getic that we children of the twentieth
century are overcome by feeling of
admiration for the doctors who ordered
such cures and still greater honor for
the patients who could undergo them,
for the bath treatment was so severe
that it was not inaptly called the
"hautfresser," or skin eater 1t was
only about the year 1900 that DR.. Pay
er. the town physician Of Elbogen,
near by, ordered the Carlsbad water to
be drunk as a cure. Quoting from the
publications of the period and DR.. Pay
er's remarks:
Il have said that this water must be
drunk, and as hitherto 1t was not usu-
ally employed for drinking, but only
for bathing, this will appear new to
many" The quantity Of the water
prescribed was in handsome proportion
to the Skin eater"-twenty, forty and
up TO sixty cups of morning regular
ly.-Town and Country.
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Out of the Family.

The mild hammered old gentleman
who was staying with Mrs. Gifkins
was geologist, and when one morn
ing his landlady's little son informed
him that there was a queer old stone
in neighboring field he was in high
glee.
Come along and show me it." he
said.
I'LL amt got time, SIR" said the
boy; and he began hasty retreat.
There were cattle In the field, but
the professor took no heed of them
until a terrible roar attracted his at
tention, and he saw a fierce bull adj
vancing to greet him. 1t was a near
thing but the professor got safely out
Of the field. On the other side of the
hedge he surprised his landlady's son.
you little ruffianp' shouted the pro-
lessor. Il believe you sent me into
that field purposely 1 believe you
wanted to see me killedw
mo, 1 didn't, SIR" blubbered the
boy. ut was mother didr'
"What?' gasped the professor.
''She card a dog 'owlin' outside our
'ouse last night, and as 1t means
there'll be a death in the 'ouse soon,
mother thought it only right to try and
ave it out of the fam'lyw was the ex-
planation.-London Tit-Bits.
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A MODEST REQUEST.
Colonel Bill Sterret and the Privilege
He Craved.

COLONEL Blu Sterrer ana the privilege
He Craved.
When Colonel Bill Sterret first went
to Washington to report the news of
the capitol for his Texas papers, he
had desk room in the Office of General
H. V. Boynton, then the militant cor
respondent Of the Cincinnati CONNER
cial.
General Boynton spoke out in meet
ing. He said things about statesmen
that made the statesmen angry. He
had many personal encounters with
patriots whose feelings had been ruff
fed.
One night a man came into Boyn-
tons Office loudly proclaiming that he
intended to shoot Boynton. The gen
eral grabbed chair, beat the intruder
over the head with 1t, knocked him
down and threw him out. All this time
Sterret sat at his desk, looking on in
great amazement
When the man landed in the gutter
Sterret came timidly over to Boynton.
General" he said, being new hand
here, I don't know the practices of this
Office nor the customs that pertain to
Washington correspondents, and l
didn't want to intrude. Now that
have seen what has happened, trust
you will allow me a question:
go ahead" said Boynton.
when the next man comes in, would
it be too forward If should crave the
privilege of kicking him few times in
honor of the sainted Confederate
dead ?-Saturday Evening Post.
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Not 70 Be Baked.

A comparison made by an old car
penter twenty years ago may be ap-
piled in a much wider sense than he
had in mind. He was speaking of two
boys, brothers, who had been sent to
him to learn the trade. They were
bright boys, and their father, In telling
the carpenter of his pleasure at their
progress in their work, said he could
not see but one had done just as well
as the other.
"Um-mp said the carpenter. Il pre-
sumo to say their work looks about of
a piece, but I'll tell you the difference
betwixt those two boys. You give
Ed just the right tools, and he'll do
a real good job, but Cy, If he hasn't
got what he needs, he'll make his own
tools and say nothing about it.
IF l were cast ON q desert island
and wanted a box opened, l should
know ther'd be no use asking Ed to do
1t without could point him out ham,
mer.
But Cyw added the old carpenter
with a snap Of his fingers, 1.-The lack of
a hammer wouldn't stump that boy.
He'd have something rugged up and
that box opened If there was any open
to it. 1 expect Cy's going to march
ahead of Ed all his life.'
Twenty years have proved the truth
Of the words, for while the boy who
made his own tools" is rich his broth
er is still an ordinary workman.
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address? It's funny that you were a
friend of Dicks. We were in the same
class In college"
ut is odd" agreed Audrey. "Dick
will wire mother. l suppose l shall
have to wait until she comes on
I'm going back tomorrow night" he
suggested. whats the matter with
getting married and making it honey
moon tripT'
Dalton, seeming a romance, seconded
the suggestion, and presently minis
ter, visiting patient, read the mar
rage service to them in the doctors
office, with Dalton and the head nurse
acting as witnesses.
The following evening they sat in
the stateroom of the Pullman east
bound. 1T was very nice of mother
to take it so WELL" said Audrey com
fortably.
How could she do otherwise when
every paper had the story of our mar
riageY he laughed. "She had to make
the best of It,"
Audrey patted the bulky envelope of
clippings that lay on the seat beside
her
Don't you think that was better
than simply running away from home"
she asked. 1T avoided all scandal"
You mean that you didn't have
aphasia?" he gasped.
Audrey nodded. Il had to do some
thing" she explained, land mere run
away seemed so vulgar. 1 think l did
1t very WELL"
Blessed child" said Dick tenderly.
bestowed upon man"