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VOLUME XVIII. LODGE MEETINGS. REAL ESTATE AGENTS. PIERCE & LITTLEFIELD GENERAL LAND AGENTS AND REAL ESTATE BROKERS We will sell land belonging to PURSELVES... well located and possessed prices to suit purchasers who want a home. And we may sell rent and care for the property of others. PIERCE & LITTLEFIELD. H. D. POLHEMUS, Real Estate Agent Postoffice Block, Anaheim, Cal. REAL ESTATE AGEN Postoffice Block, Anaheim, Cal. F. H. KEITH & Co., Dealers in LANDS and City PROPERTIES Loan Negotiators and Insurance Agency. ANAHEIM, LOS ANGELES CO. Fred Crist, MERCHANT TAILOR Anahiem Hotel Building, Anahiem, Cal. A Perfect Fit Guaranteed. ANAHEIM HOTEL FIRST CLASS IN EVERY RESPEC Meal Hours: A FIRST CLASS BAR RED MCHLER PROPRIETO CONTINENT STREET, ANAHIM, CAL. To Wine Makers! A FIRST CLASS BAR RED HICHLER PROPRIETOR CENTER STREET ANAHEIM, CAL. To Wine Makers Theo. Reis Anaheim, Cal. HARRY RENSECK Boating CITY MEAT MARKET GO TO Bentz & Steadman, Fresh Meats, Corned Eggs, Pikable Chicken Lard and Stocked Meat The "Lily" Ham and Dove out to Order. Highest Market Price Paid for Fat Stock, Eggs and Poultry CENTER ST. ANAHEIM TO MAKE DELICIOUS BISCUITS OR WHOLESOME BREAD USE DWIGHT'S COW-BRAND SODA OR SALERATU ABSOLUTELY PURE. ALWAYS UNIFORM AND FULL WEIGHT. Be sure that there is a picture of a box on your package and you will have the best Soda made. ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER, 29, 1888. THE WEEKLY GAZETTE. Established 1870. Subscription, 52 Per Year. Three months Transient Advertising. LOVE MUST CONQUER. Edward Stanhope, after graduating from Harvard and spending five years on a plea are tours in Europe, was called home by the sudden death of his father to find that he was left penniless to hammer out his own living. He had been educated to be a gentleman, and therefore no business man wanted him. At last, when all hope was elixing away, he happened to attract the notice, one day, in the street of a Boston merchant named John James Martyn. After some questioning Mr. Martyn engaged him to teach French and German to his invalid daughter, who had gone South for her health on a Virginia plantation. In his bluff way the merchant asked Stanhope to promise on his word that he would not make love to lana his daughter. One they have intelligence change they get off of the rain, they are early seeking to guard against the discomforts of an heavy rainfall. Although deflections from tables of rain fall are not much value, one can easily help turning to the figures and examining them. It will be found that the Sacramento rebords kept since 1840, show that a rainfall of less than ten inches has been followed the next year of over twenty, except in one instance. In 1850-51 the rainfall was 4.71 while the next year it was 6.70. In 1863-64 the fall of rain amounted to 7.00 and the next year 6.22.51. In 1872-73 the rainfall was 8.47, and the following August was 23.03. In 1876-77 there fell only 7.34 inches, which gave a chance for hope that the phenomenon of a heavy rainfall will this year follow a scanty one, as has been the case for most thirty years. ABOUT ORANGE VALLEY. From the Chronicle. In a recent number of the Monthly appeared an article upon through Culture over the signature of a prominent curryman. With all his distractions of the author's intention to be correct in particular matters, yet there are so many points in which the information conveyed is not familiar with the tails of the business, that it affects world while to devote some space to the matter. In this article nothing but facts will be dealt with. These facts are such as have been demonstrated in what is today acknowledged to be the leading strange prolixion section of the State of California territory. And as what is said here is solely from the results of actual experience according over many years, its accuracy may be depended upon. The article in question starts out with the following assertion: "It has made firmly established that there are two parts of the entire State of California that are well adapted to the cultivation of tomato trees." A stranger in California on seeing this paragraph would be drawn at the natural assumption thereof that the entire arable area of the State would be at a cost of about 75 cents each tree are worth in the locality just precisely from $2 to $2.50. The second thousand trees has been released by a large mansion properly for less than ten years although competition has taken down to the lowest limit yet perfect performance. The fate of caring for an orange is given as $12 to $15 an acre. This is full view of the actual fact, positive to contract for the care hard for less than $20 annually, mainly a kind of will no one will end up properly for less than ten years although competition has taken down to the lowest limit yet perfect performance. The fate of caring for an orange is given as $12 to $15 an acre. This is full view of the actual fact, positive to contract for the care hard for less than $20 annually, mainly a kind of will no one will end up properly for less than ten years although competition has taken down to the lowest limit yet perfect performance. The fate of caring for an orange is given as $12 to $15 an acre. This is full view of the actual fact, positive to contract for the care hard for less than $20 annually, mainly a kind of will no one will end up properly for less than ten years although competition has taken down to the lowest limit yet perfect performance. The fate of caring for an orange is given as $12 to $15 an acre. This is full view of the actual fact, positive to contract for the care hard for less than $20 annually, mainly a kind of will no one will end up properly for less than ten years although competition has taken down to the lowest limit yet perfect performance. The fate of caring for an orange is given as $12 to $15 an acre. This is full view of the actual fact, positive to contract for the care hard for less than $20 annually, mainly a kind of will no one will end up properly for less than ten years although competition has taken down to the lowest limit yet perfect performance. The fate of caring for an orange is given as $12 to $15 an acre. This is full view of the actual fact, positive to contract for the care hard for less than $20 annually, mainly a kind of will no one will end up properly for less than ten years although competition has taken down to the lowest limit yet perfect performance. The fate of caring for an orange is given as $12 to $15 an acre. This is full view of the actual fact, positive to contract for the care hard for less than $20 annually, mainly a kind of will no one will end up properly for less than ten years although competition has taken down to the lowest limit yet perfect performance. The fate of caring for an orange is given as $12 to $15 an acre. This is full view of the actual fact, positive to contract for the care hard for less than $20 annually, mainly a kind of will no one will end up properly for less than ten years although competition has taken down to the lowest limit yet perfect performance. The fate of caring for an orange is given as $12 to $15 an acre. This is full view of the actual fact, positive to contract for the care hard for less than $20 annually, mainly a kind of will no one will end up properly for less than ten years although competition has taken down to the lowest limit yet perfect performance. The fate of caring for an orange is given as $12 to $15 an acre. This is full view of the actual fact, positive to contract for the care hard for less than $20 annually, mainly a kind of will no one will end up properly for less than ten years although competition has taken down to the lowest limit yet perfect performance. The fate of caring for an orange is given as $12 to $15 an acre. This is full view of the actual fact, positive to contract for the care hard for less than $20 annually, mainly a kind of will no one will end up properly for less than ten years although competition has taken down to the lowest limit yet perfect performance. The fate of caring for an orange is given as $12 to $15 an acre. This is full view of the actual fact, positive to contract for the care hard for less than $20 annually, mainly a kind of will no one will end up properly for less than ten years although competition has taken down to the lowest limit yet perfect performance. The fate of caring for an orange is given as $12 to $15 an acre. This is full view of the actual fact, positive to contract for the care hard for less than $20 annually, mainly a kind of will no one will end up properly for less than ten years although competition has taken down to the lowest limit yet perfect performance. The fate of caring for an orange is given as $12 to $15 an acre. This is full view of the actual fact, positive to contract for the care hard for less than $20 annually, mainly a kind of will no one will end up properly for less than ten years although competition has taken down to the lowest limit yet perfect performance. The fate of caring for an orange is given as $12 to $15 an acre. This is full view of the actual fact, positive to contract for the care hard for less than $20 annually, mainly a kind of will no one will end up properly for less than ten years although competition has taken down to the lowest limit yet perfect performance. The fate of caring for an orange is given as $12 to $15 an acre. This is full view of the actual fact, positive to contract for the care hard for less than $20 annually, mainly a kind of will no one will end up properly for less than ten years although competition has taken down to the lowest limit yet perfect performance. The fate of caring for an orange is given as $12 to $15 an acre. This is full view of the actual fact, positive to contract for the care hard for less than $20 annually, mainly a kind of will no one will end up properly for less than ten years although competition has taken down to the lowest limit yet perfect performance. The fate of caring for an orange is given as $12 to $15 an acre. This is full view of the actual fact, positive to contract for the care hard for less than $20 annually, mainly a kind of will no one will end up properly for less than ten years although competition has taken down to the lowest limit yet perfect performance. The fate of caring for an orange is given as $12 to $15 an acre. This is full view of the actual fact, positive to contract for the care hard for less than $20 annually, mainly a kind of will no one will end up properly for less than ten years although competition has taken down to the lowest limit yet perfect performance. The fate of caring for an orange is given as $12 to $15 an acre. This is full view of the actual fact, positive to contract for the care hard for less than $20 annually, mainly a kind of will no one will end up properly for less than ten years although competition has taken down to the lowest limit yet perfect performance. The fate of caring for an orange is given as $12 to $15 an acre. This is full view of the actual fact, positive to contract for the care hard for less than $20 annually, mainly a kind of will no one will end up properly for less than ten years although competition has taken down to the lowest limit yet perfect performance. The fate of caring for an orange is given as $12 to $15 an acre. This is full view of the actual fact, positive to contract for the care hard for less than $20 annually, mainly a kind of will no one will end up properly for less than ten years although competition has taken down to the lowest limit yet perfect performance. The fate of caring for an orange is given as $12 to $15 an acre. This is full view of the actual fact, positive to contract for the care hard for less than $20 annually, mainly a kind of will no one will end up properly for less than ten years although competition has taken down to the lowest limit yet perfect performance. The fate of caring for an orange is given as $12 to $15 an acre. This is full view of the actual fact, positive to contract for the care hard for less than$20 annually, mainly a kind of will no one will end up properly for less than ten years although competition has taken down to the lowest limit yet perfect performance. The fate of caring for an orange is given as$12to$15anacre.Thefateofcaringforanorangeisgivenas$12to$15anacre.Thefateofcaringforanorangeisgivenas$12to$15anacre.Thefateofcaringforanorangeisgivenas$12to$15anacre.Thefateofcaringforanorangeisgivenas$12to$15anacre.Thefateofcaringforanorangeisgivenas$12to$15anacre.Thefateofcaringforanorangeisgivenas$12to$15anacre.Thefateofcaringforanorangeisgivenas$12to$15anacre.Thefateofcaringforanorangeisgivenas$ He had been educated to be a gentleman, and therefore no business man wanted him. At last, when all hope was elbowing away, he happened to attract the notice, one day, in the street of a Boston merchant named John James Martyn. After some questioning Mr. Martyn engaged him to teach French and terman, to his invalid daughter, who had gone South for her health on a Virginia plantation. In his bluff way the merchant asked Stanhope to promise on his word that he would not make love to Riona, his daughter. "One is too young to be anything but romantic," he said. So it was that Edward Stanhope came to be a member of the Martyn family, and though Serenna's snout, Mrs. Conyar, regarded him as assistant at first, she was compelled to own that he was a young man who knew his father. The daughter, a wilful little blonde of 10, was a bow-wishing pupil; but though wonderfully quick in catching the conversational language, was stubborn about rules and routine. "I want to read and talk," she would say, "and I won't learn whole pages of horrid verses and rules." So they read and talked, and Stanhope, in spite of his reservations, soon found himself topically in love with his pupil. It was a year before matters came to a climax. Riona had been ill, and in her desirium her aunt heard words that warned her to send Edward Stanhope away, unless they were prepared to give this one pet idol of the household to his loving care. It was not in Mr. Martyn's nature to minor matters, and he sent for Edward Stanhope to come to his private sitting room as soon as the understanding the case. I find we must part, because very gently, and I regret it deeply; but I will send you to death as our correspondent's niece, if you will accept the position. Part two to Bristol called the young man. But not best for you! Yes. You have right. You have grasped them—the secret! I thought I guarded at work. That you love them! Yes! Let me tell you my story. Mr. Martyn. You think that I am I presumptuous tame food, but remain your master. I am a good man by birth, but my parents were lost at sea when I was a boy. One of the years gained on the shores saw him and received me not, and he became my friend. He was wealthy and adaptable, going out on trips and looking out for opportunities. It was a wonderful time for me. It was a wonderful time for me. There was no disappointment. My life was full of success. My life was full of joy. My life was full of happiness. There was no disappointment. My life was full of joy. My life was full of happiness. There was no disappointment. My life was full of joy. My life was full of happiness. There was no disappointment. My life was full of joy. My life was full of happiness. There was no disappointment. My life was full of joy. My life was full of happiness. There was no disappointment. My life was full of joy. My life was full of happiness. There was no disappointment. My life was full of joy. My life was full of happiness. There was no disappointment. My life was full of joy. My life was full of happiness. There was no disappointment. My life was full of joy. My life was full of happiness. There was no disappointment. My life was full of joy. My life was full of happiness. There was no disappointment. My life was full of joy. My life was full of happiness. There was no disappointment. My life was full of joy. My life was full of happiness. There was no disappointment. 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Yet he could hardly truth than in realityism. To begin with, not all parts of the State will produce fully the bulk of the orange cannies from San Diego. Bernardoino: It is there that has received the most attention for a moment context to the fact that upon fully nine months the orange cannot be snowed. Take the entire area between the mountains Those who have experimented culture there have learned that the damp air and fog region are facial to the snowy orange The glass walls are propagated by the snowy dampness, and it is to-day known cultivation of the orange is possible under such conditions An immense portion of the State including in the continuation single blow That this national proof in the table called their in question as to the number trees in the State San Diego Ventura State Orange tree all tall If the farmer that did not change them stated that there are all the ways that he would have told him where upwards he would have told him where downwards he would have told him where upwards he would have told him where downwards he would have told him where upwards he would have told him where downwards he would have told him where upwards he would have told him where downwards he would have told him where upwards he would have told him where downwards he would have told him 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OFFER FOR SALE WAXES AND DUSTERS PROPRIETOR: AHEIM, CAL. My name is Edward Stanhope. When I eat all the wax, Mr. Waxenight intends to give up the name I hold only by his name. Mr. Waxenight was a month when I found the will of Mr. Waxenight in that pewer old desk my room. Rena wanted the leaf, and when we emptied it on land this important document behind one of the drawers, very quickly pulled out, but quite accidentally, I said it to your lawyer, who informed me that young Mr. Waxenight had disappeared." "The property is mine, then." "Yes, I happen there will be some delay always selling the house again, and it is a bother to me, since I really feel at home here." "But why need you sell it again? You know my love for Rena. If any will listen to me now that I dare speak..." "Oh, yes, bless me how forgetful I am! Yes yes! You won't want that position of correspondent clerk." "But I will never forget the kindness that offered it to me!" "Yes—yes—and you won't take my little girl quite away from me. The house is large enough for all of us." There was a "nine days' wonder" when the missing hair appeared, but Rena "listened when belward dared to speak," and when the "ignice came to his own again," a sweet-faced grinis reigns at his side. The Mainy season A weather prophet of Colusa county has predicted a severe rainy season. He does not attempt to have his assertion upon deductions from weather records, but is satisfied with such obscure intimations as are given by animals and birds; and a somewhat remarkable fact is that this foresteller of the weather places more confidence in the goose — supposed to be the embodiment of silly astapidity — than in any other species of the animal creation. The wild geese are coming down from the north in great numbers, and the Colna prophet doubtless thinks that, as On the other hand, the man who is bullded trees, while he says more at the gunning knows just what kind of fruit to accept. At three or four years from planting he gets a good income from his trees, and the crop increases from that time on jointly that is, so far as experience goes in this State. The producer of bullded fruit, too, of he has the right varieties — say the navel has the pleasure of finding his crop expertly taken at from $3 to $6 a box, while his seedling neighbor find flowers for his fruit at $1 to $2 a box. These are actual facts. The intending orange grower may judge for himself. In dealing with the cost of an orange oil chard some figures are given which are certainly remarkable. For instance, the advice is given to set out young seedling, and the cost is given/being 15 cents apiece. The writer lives in a district where nurseries of orange trees are on every hand. Within a radius of twenty miles of his home more young orange trees are now growing than in any other part of the State. They are literally being grown by the hundred thousand. Yet a seedling fit to set out in an orchard cannot be had here for less than 50 cents and even at that figure sales are exceptional. The usual price is from 75 cents to $1. The statement is further made that if seedlings are not desired, bullded trees may be had EX-President Salomon of Hayti who was recently in New York used to France, is 75 years old and is actually standing six feet six inches stockings. His features are regal abun and a crown of white mountains a broad forehead, under a pair of keen black eyes. His deep and melodious; his gentures natural. at a cost of about 75 cents each. Budded straws are worth in the locality referred to most precisely from $2 to $2.50 apiece. An offer for several thousand trees at $2 each has been refused by a large nurseryman. The price should at least be put at $2 for a budded tree but no transplant. The cost of caring for an orange archard is given as $12 to $15 an acre annually. This is fair below the actual fact. It is imminent that contract for the care of an orchard for less than $20 annually, and upon any sale of will no one will engage to do the work properly for less than $25 or $30 although competition has brought the price down to the lowest limit consistent with performance. The fact of the matter is, there are few commercial and in which success is so problematic as the orange business. In the first case, the combination of soil and climate which is adapted to orange growing is far worse than is generally supposed. A few trees can be grown in a doorward where they have exceptional care and attention which may be grown upon a large tree. The orange is one of the most common trees. It responds readily to good weather but almost any other tree. It is already practiced in various kinds which make it an orchard of eternal vigilance. The threat to maturity is one of expensive things in orchards. Anyone who has gone through it appreciates what it means. New technology in orange grower has told the fruit inspector that he could have realized before harvesting store for him he would have built a single orange tree. In the right conditions of the climate and water supply given the conditions and attention, and harring conditions of an orange archard will yield more than any other fruit yet. This outlay is a single dollar of income received from the production of large capital for the undertaking. A few years upon this farm form a fit closing for them to build an orange land and water cannot be obtained in the State north or gulf after in acres. From here it is a single dollar of income received from the production of large capital for the undertaking. A few years upon this farm form a fit closing for them to build an orange land and water cannot be obtained in the State north or gulf after in acres. From here it is a single dollar of income received from the production of large capital for the undertaking. A few years upon this farm form a fit closing for them to build an orange land and water cannot be obtained in the State north or gulf after in acres. From here it is a single dollar of income received from the production of large capital for the undertaking. A few years upon this farm form a fit closing for them to build an orange land and water cannot be obtained in the State north or gulf after in acres. From here it is a single dollar of income received from the production of large capital for the undertaking. A few years upon this farm form a fit closing for them to build an orange land and water cannot be obtained in the State north or gulf after in acres. From here it is a single dollar of income received from the production of large capital for the undertaking. A few years upon this farm form a fit closing for them to build an orange land and water cannot be obtained in the State north or gulf after in acres. From here it is a single dollar of income received from the production of large capital for the undertaking. A few years upon this farm form a fit closing for them to build an orange land and water cannot be obtained in the State north or gulf after in acres. From here it is a single dollar of income received from the production of large capital for the undertaking. A few years upon this farm form a fit closing for them to build an orange land and water cannot be obtained in the State north or gulf after in acres. From here it is a single dollar of income received from the production of large capital for the undertaking. A few years upon this farm form a fit closing for them to build an orange land and water cannot be obtained in the State north or gulf after in acres. From here it is a single dollar of income received from the production of large capital for the undertaking. A few years upon this farm form a fit closing for them to build an orange land and water cannot be obtained in the State north or gulf after in acres. From here it is a single dollar of income received from the production of large capital for the undertaking. A few years upon this farm form a fit closing for them to build an orange land and water cannot be obtained in the State north or gulf after in acres. From here it is a single dollar of income received from the production of large capital for the undertaking. A few years upon this farm form a fit closing for them to build an orange land and water cannot be obtained in the State north or gulf after in acres. From here it is a single dollar of income received from the production of large capital for the undertaking. A few years upon this farm form a fit closing for them to build an orange land and water cannot be obtained in the State north or gulf after in acres. From here it is a single dollar of income received from the production of large capital for the undertaking. A few years upon this farm form a fit closing for them to build an orange land and water cannot be obtained in the State north or gulf after in acres. From here it is a single dollar of income received from the production of large capital for the undertaking. A few years upon this farm form a fit closing for them to build an orange land and water cannot be obtained in the State north or gulf after in acres. From here it is a single dollar of income received from the production of large capital for the undertaking. A few years upon this farm form a fit closing for them to build an orange land and water cannot be obtained in the State north or gulf after in acres. From here it is a single dollar of income received from the production of large capital for the undertaking. A few years upon this farm form a fit closing for them to build an orange land and water cannot be obtained in the State north or gulf after in acres. From here it is a single dollar of income received from the production of large capital for the undertaking. A few years upon this farm form a fit closing for them to build an orange land and water cannot be obtained in the State north or gulf after in acres. From here it is a single dollar of income received from the production of large capital for the undertaking. A few years upon this farm form a fit closing for them to build an orange land and water cannot be obtained in the State north or gulf after in acres. From here it is a single dollar of income received from the production of large capital for the undertaking. A few years upon this farm form a fit closing for them to build an orange land and water cannot be obtained in the State north or gulf after in acres. From here it is a single dollar of income received from the production of large capital for the undertaking. A few years upon this farm form a fit closing for them to build an orange land and water cannot be obtained in the State north or gulf after in acres. From here it is a single dollar of income received from the production of large capital for the undertaking. A few years upon this farm form a fit closing for them to build an orange land and water cannot be obtained in the State north or gulf after in acres. From here it is a single dollar of income received from the production of large capital for the undertaking. A few years upon this farm form a fit closing for them to build an orange land and water cannot be obtained in the State north or gulf after in acres. From here it is a single dollar of income received from the production of large capital for the undertaking. A few years upon this farm form a fit closing for them to build an orange land and water cannot be obtained in the State north or gulf after in acres. From here it is a single dollar of income received from the production of large capital for the undertaking. A few years upon this farm form a fit closing for them to build an orange land and water cannot be obtained in the State north or gulf after in acres. From here it is a single dollar of income received from the production of large capital for the undertaking. A few years upon this farm form a fit closing for them to build an orange land and water cannot be obtained in the State north or gulf after in acres. From here it is a single dollar of income received from the production of large capital for the undertaking. A few years upon this farm form a fit closing for them to build an orange land and water cannot be obtained in the State north or gulf after in acres. From here it is a single dollar of income received from the production of large capital forthe undertaking. A few years upon this farm form a fit closing for them to build an orange land and water cannot be obtained in the State north or gulf after in acres. From here it is a single dollar of income received from the production of large capital forthe undertaking. A few years upon this farm form a fit closing for them to build an orange land and water cannot be obtained in the State north or gulf after in acres. From here it is a single dollar of income received fromtheproductionoflargecapitalfortheundertaking.Afewyearsuponthisfarmerformafitclosingforthismarketfromthenewwinteryearwhoreceiveda salaryof$7,000ayearfromtheNewYorkLaborer.MaryE.Ryan,oneofthenewwritersfromthesouth,earnanincome MAN AND WOMEN Perhaps the best paid woman writer in this country is Mrs. Southworth, who receives a salary of $7,000 a year from the New York Leopold Mary E. Ryan, one of the new writers from the south, earns an income of $6,000 by her pen. Colonel Dan Lamont, whose pictures make him appear a brunette, has a red mustache that is said to "drop in spat and brittle in others." The Colonel is said to "affect Mr. Clevland's manner of speaking." Mrs. Carlisle, whose is keeping house at Washington for the first time, enjoys having guests at dinner, and the Speaker has instructions to bring friends home with him in the afternoon from the House when his house is not full of visitors. Miss Braithall is fifty years old, and she has written just fifty stories. She has the most irregular methods of doing her literary work, writing while standing up, some of her most thrilling passages on torn envelopes or any scrap of paper that comes to her hand. De Lesseps is approaching his eighty-third birthday. It is said that the "Dukes of Suez, as he is playfully called, when he went up for his bachelor's degree in 1822 penned creditably in the humanities, but lamentably in geography; he could not tell the cardinal points on the map." Mrs. Cleveland has made many additions to her collection of pets at Oak View this summer. Beside a pellea, a St. Bernard, a parent, a canary bird, a call, two kittens and a cow, she now has a tame fox, which was given her at Marion, a small collection of white mice, two rabbits and a rat or ten pigeons. President Hyde of Dawden College, the youngest college President in the country, graduated from Harvard in 1879 and a few years later from Andrew Thadwell Seminary. He was recommended to the presiding position by Professor Robert Amytha, to whom it was first offered. K.M. Wilson, Democrat candidate for Governor of Manitoba, in the man who advocated of Dabtha's claims for a Government apportionment called forth from Hon. Proctor Knight his famous speech about "The Health City of the Unqualified Names." Alfred G. Hubbard of Hartford, Ohio, is now 50 years of age. He is the man who answered in picking every local place for him at the Crystal Palace London in 1834 and won $1,000 awarded by an English man who could pick the lock more than anyone else. Mr. Hume becomes a man and was commissioned by the Duke of Wallingford Station Volunteer. Pamela A. Nelson from Oswego, NY, in the Dutch man that hailed in North America and day after day working through the mountains committing the greatest part of his life to his duties which touched him thus far than any other man who could pick the lock more than anyone else. Tamara Oliphant who was questioned in lying at Mariana at a knifewitness establishment well known among them because he had recently returned from California. Mrs. Oliphant whose name is a Norwegian. --- The text contains several instances of abbreviations such as "Oswego," "Wallingford Station Volunteer," "Norwegian." These abbreviations are likely used for specific locations or names within the context of the newspaper article. The Normanaya alliances shall parish mine the law fly. It is regarded as a death warning in Germany to hear a cricket a cry. The Tapney Instants in South America say the devil assumes the form of a fly. Rain is in some parts of our own country, expected to follow unusually loud chirping of crickets. Pines are sometimes regarded as furnishing prognostications of the weather, and even of other events. Spartards, in the Sixteenth century, believed that spiders indicated gold where they were found in abundance. Although a snared insect among the Egyptians, the beetle receives but little notice in folk lore. It is unlikely in England to kill an. In Germany it is said to indicate good luck to have a spider spring his web downward toward you, but bad luck when he rises toward you. The grasshopper is a sufficiently unwelcome visitor of himself in this country, but in Germany his presence is further said to announce strange guests. A Welsh tradition says bees came from Paradise, leaving the garden when man fall, but God’s blessing, so that wax is necessary in the celebration of the mass. The ancients generally maintained that there was a close connection between bees and the anil. Perphyrhynchus of “those souls which the ancients called bees.” It is said that the beaks of the 7-year least three sometimes appear marks like a letter in the alphabet. When it looks like a W it is thought that a war is imminent. German tribals regarded slugs burdened on diabetes, and all beetles are detained in Ireland, more especially a brome variety known as “gudgea.” It is also believed to see beets will bring on a rainstorm that must day. There are said to be no sudden in Ireland; sur will spiders spin their webs in a dark mink nor on a underland. A spider crawls in have saved Mahamandal then has spirited its web against a sunny sky by spinning its web against a sunny sky in the midst of Adelaide.