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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-11

LUxURIANT HEAD OF HAIR .-wyeths Cream
"A Of Lilies now considered superior every article 70.
the Embellishments end of the hair and
entirely free ING toin aandru and also ie changing the
Tor Of red light brown auburn hair whkers, match
less jet blacke latter quality depending vegetable pro-
ductou For badness the Cream ofLss is justly esteemed
for its celebrity Of reproduction.
From the Proprietor Of the " N. Y. Age"
Ma. JeHS wrErH-sr: After six weeksuse of your Cream
Of Lilies my hair eonetely restored after hsare trial
souri, last year had the billion. fever had been nearly
year almost bald also applied il whiskers and strange
they assumed jet baes permanent color having been
With respect and gratitude, ! am; .i, your, TT
New York, May 10th, 1888.
For sale wholesale and retail the Propretor prices BY
Abb d. SANDS, 70 and 100 Fult-n ST., 0uion ss Broad
wsv Minor Broadway; Hart, Chamber ST. and Broad
ways Dicke, 4is Broadway; Clarke, Houston and
Broadway; Ring o4a Broadway Cole Ogden 66l Broad
Chamber sta, sonsrville, cor Ath Wooster wyeth,
90 Bowsy Cotton, BECKER st. Creighton Bedford and
Sse and lane .S
Perfunery store, 81 Canal street.
NJ Beware Of counterfes and worthless limitations and
see a fac simile Of" J. wysih"on each. jyissm
nR AMOS O. HULL's OFFICE VEsEY STREET.
~ Exclusively devoted the Of Hernia and Proapsus
University Of this State, in constant attendance.
This establishment, favorably known N tbs city for
good opinion. its highly career Is solely attributable
Pamphlets explaining the SUPPORTER be had calling
above. AvEsEY STREET, AsTOR HOUSE :
s6-d
INOR COLoRlN6 RED OK GRAY HAIR A PERMA.
Il NENT BROWN ORBLACK.-Red grey hair may
Be permanently colored rich and glossy brown black
single application OF Mahomm eds Turkish Dye; and instead
nurns the hair most do, improves its
pearanee and causes TO ururianiy so jus, &
reputation Of this article that orders have been received
from American gentlemen residing Canton, who have sa.s
hcory tested its efficacy while home Price 81 per bottle
and sold wholesale and retail at
0UIONs, 1ss Broadway,
als-y Agents for the United states OF America
TNFALLlBLE CURE FoR G-a-Morrap,. Com.
pound Balsanc Pills. certified being the
and most agreeable Sir Ashley Cooper Bransby Cooper
Dr. Elotson, Surgeons Lawrence Keate Brod Sir Charles
Bell &c. For sale by appoatmest by A. D. D. Sands
100 Fulton and the following Drugrts; Chamber
Broadway, Church Chamber, ga Broadway Ga
$40 Rowery Carmine and Bedford street. l0s 9th
Avenue and Barne Patient Medicine store 81 Canal
Price 81 per bottle.
~. b. bs~vvet Ne seal !. NJ on each. iyla.sm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-11
PUBLISHED HAILv nv
JAMES q q n Don BENNETT

NO III ANN STREET
TERMS OF ADvERTISIN0.-Ths extensive e-rr,.,,.-
Of the HssAlp both In town and country makes upsrics
channel for sdvertisevs Y'
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l month, q 90 mo,th. -
90 Al advsrsemeatsIto be paid before their ;nssrt;os
ADVERTISEMENTS inserted In the WEEKLY HxnAa.p =, N
per square every Insertion :"
MsnNse HrsALD-i~ued every morning. sscep< s.ra.,
co cents per copy. Ccuatry subscribers furAsbsS n
Ne same rate Tor amy specific period on Remittance = 80
vance. No Paper cent, unless psid In advance
wnnhS HsALD-ssued svevy Saturday moruins "A . :,
Pre- S cent? ~ copy Funishsd 70 country sshss
Cosnssrcspyrrs requested % adavsss tAs;v 49,
. sssisss must - pestpass 's"~s
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-08-27

nj - - T.
aaIlhs sll .'al Sl'v'' ',o S'u q ui3' ,YNe',"f
"'1ii'',t "'s e"iAl 'iu"0ihs ",oI' u'e7 V' t'1''
CO. N'il'' ~ ''s s'lane vi human H''"''' ~ ''
length acoonpnsh'1.
''in, l'' ,,1is 'e'"Tc NAy' on uie morning or .
t'l ~ '.'ft ii'a',th sa'Ie'd hl'iS'A 10 await WIG
"Pia"",n 81 i.ls N'um
, i''''' '7''c ''AN' "'igvN on ul.' Vl''''t' -'''
A"Vie' 1s laui' came IN on oe'' ai' alone 10 TOSS
Oyer 90 Town. ignorant ui ihe iae ihai awaited hw
Ic "'1 arrived At an opcn sp1ce oel"i' '"c h",A p
"Ho" il"'s',H'' surrounded "t hia ilthus, ine.cI
i"ih iHs "'in- iI'fr' WIN a uoueit uaiteAt4 a'"'
gun i,' .'Df' r"Ihe'-''hlhs u'Ii'oIa,' "t'h
W Ni. N'''e' j.. '3-ei upon MN %ouo b'R LOT
NJ" ''" '' 'i'.''' or ! WI hu you
'II' "''' '"'It h'"' ioi we iis' iihp' way ms
''''"' '' f" ''''I' s.'''",E s"g3!e'' -''Iou i'ls
SiIiN ''l's' Nl' 10 ore" .isiseH up 10 ms lul
hc'2"'' ''o ".a'I 'e'' W.T. Iio's'Sn You nave me
ln Noei pow 'i iIF HI'' ! snah '--sAoo'' II
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-08-27

HE ABsuRDITIEs or IGNORANCE. On Tuesday
nihg "idower applied to an alderman in this
ty, to marry him TO widow. The alderman UNI
dorlaklng to act as matrimonial blacksmith, accom-
panied the applicant 10 the house where the chains
were To be riveted. Introduced 10 the apartment
where ho was 10 oificiate, lac two well dressed
and pretty women holding blanket extended across
corner. Above itwere visible head and shoulders
lhe lalter very lar and quite gulltless of clothing
As tins Is the fashion, the Alderman was not sur
prlsed but being very polite, and therefore looking
down, Tor lear OF embarrassing the lady, he saw two
lttle ieet pecpng from beneath the blanket as white
and as bare the shoulders above Thinking that
he had got into the wrong apartment and at an IN
seasonabe hour, lac begged pardon for the supposed
intrusion, and beat a retreat But before he reach
ed the door, the two bridesmaids told him 10 STAY
Tor there was the BRIDE behind the blanket waiting
TO be married. More astonsed than evor-indeed
struck quite IN a heap-he requested the brides
groom to explain Thus appealed TO- the swan
said lal The lady behind the blanket, in the costume
OF venus Just risen from the sea- Tor Of the Venus
de Medlcis without the gauze wrapper that some
MODEST people among Us put II when they stick
II up IN the paror) Me ,cid0W The lrtdgi0 ghoi
exclaimed the alderman. The widow that Is wait
ing for me 10 marry her. But why does she choose
mat dress tor the OCCASION asked the forger Of by
mental manacles. Her late husband died about
$50 m debt, and il she mlnies without any clothes
on, her new husband is moi legally bound 10 paw ts
debt Therefore, while she stands behind Tie blan-
kai ana reaches her hand over | can stand before
Il and hold her hand and you can say the word and
make uA one, The alderman, after hearty hugh
al ms learned exposition of tho law Told lhe BRIDE
groom mat u he married tho widow even without
hei sAlh' ihe deception would not save him from
MS predecessors debts, but that according 10 aW, be-
nns l take her, RIM 0Here, with all her burdens.
nus ADVISED, the widow Venus went up stairs pui
on the costume Of goddess and soon descended a
ne hablliized and covering over her face 70 con-
ceal her bushes, was joined for better and worse %
The widower-P hiadeyhia Worth
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-08-27

MuEpfR oF 4 Wine EoroE.--1hc Red River
W h2 records the particulars of the foul murder of
John Moore DE anie and crvalfous editor. and co-
Poer' 'a'"cs ie Of Wing principles. Soon after the
''l',''''ii''i1 OF Mf Moow's paper al Alexandria
ihe ifc"a, oi tie iminist sion IA that yjeinif, soon
perceived lh''' hl The rapid, vigorous, and power
ln pi"ia lions 81 its PEN BE- fast breaking down
Wen eatse through tie state. They SAW thar ther,
"sa no iop' iof them boz ga silencing the eloauen,
Ngi,e "i lhr Nhls champion. and they knew enough
OF han ~ Doe aware llai he was only 10 he luslcd
~ plo silence Of tle grave They imported a bully
nom New or.caHs ST Qua, and EMPLOYED him
- challenge NJ Moore 60 mortal eornbs, The
,.''I'rnee "aa horns b. Mr.. King Hols,ein -
N"olc refused 10 receive T. fom5fking liza, he would
nave np'inns 10 O. with him Then YOU must 6gbi
M' incnds saio liolstein 'NoR, OF "A any otber
lfhe' ieptea Moatc. Ilois,ein. however. Instead
o. Challenging Moore. waited un midnight and then
u''ef iI@ protecting ~ings 81 darkness, proceeded
20 poet nia The urzt day Moore mel Hols,e,r ir
~ street sod sluioueh he latter was armed 10 d.
""ih' asDc1ilcei him 10 has heard as a lar and a
efs'en Subsequently be- again met Holster. ~,
l-.' uaa'eie5 niisefcsm again quailed tsiore hifo
h@i daring n iis presence. 70 make The shsbt,., -.
"'9hen % enf Keeling u hostility Neyenl,ele..
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-08-27

EDroEs REwAHDeD.-The Loco Foco paper a.
fayeuFDle, n &. appears 10 be great iayGrito with
me Administration. Two or three gentlemen who
have edited within the last three years. have been
rewarded by appointments 20 office. Two years ago,
NJ Stranger, the then editor received situation IN
the Mini a Charlotte, and now Mr.. Holmes who has
been only three months editor, has been appointed
T.. :. District Attorney Another editor Of ihe same
paper was made q Judge IN IVES, Floriaa by Ges.
Jackson
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-08-27

f're tron ne Rays II ne Su-The boarding
mouse OF Mrs. Broomo IN Hartford, was set on Gye
on sunday last, by the sun and several articles ~
,loiNihg' char, &c, consumed The fire was
.DlHluil, a'ed 70 portion Of the attic By pane of
glass ~ the fan light which formed 4 cotyer -
ana brought such focus 10 bear on some clo,bn9
l'ss o. iie Partition as 10 sci them on fire ~
o Aiae'y discovery tie building was saved
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-08-27

Aosf Church Found We find the following sin
guar advertisement IN the Nashua N. IL Gazette
ofFnday laslt -N''''
ound on the Sd inst IA the woods, about q miles
oeio" Amoskeag, meeting house supposed 70 have
slayeu away ~ search Of congregation. As Il
stands ''alone IN IT'S glory and distn, from s,,,
i'son' The finder considers it his duty 10 advertise
u, ana inform lts owner oflfs .N.here hl,llis
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-08-27

Tbs fisestsqsss Herald ssvs
N ne hepnbheaa, Ia relation 10
~ Aioosloak Iaoegulioes-1llich
- parity owing 70 then having Ia
s1ais 40 TIA, estttl rcminis
rift eyed scqoslniance of ours.
scos and kspebeck asiefs
Q>ns, TIA, be ''slioa1d q,
n ~ stss aid'm kfss 50
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-08-27

Castleton, August %, 1880.
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SIC Sllberquclle.

Gsiif eSer paf in Slcriea cine fleine
Baf1,rfldbe, Die bel osn Weilen unoSn,
olanern xnter Dem Namen Gilterqueae
bsfannt par. Sor Der Dirre bieies Sab
rss 1T (if ncb ME uertrodnet oepeien, /.
muros Son aQen lses,een @elbopfen Der
benabbartsn 9sssno a!o unerlbopfib
betrabtet. Sic erbislt ibren postiben
9tamen unpllfubrli1 ourb Den tesaus
berncen Nntlid, een lie Dem Auge se,
pdbrte. @e!essn in aer riefe bcs oih,
ten Waloes uno umourtet Don oen per.
lblunsenen 3,rcioen Der esbenseibe une
ancerer e,rio 9riiasr Gnpdhf, ,lae eieies
Baferbaiin in eoa'er Sorm, etlpa ieb
Jig Yaros i'm Durbmei1er. 9ldn;eno'
peiiier Sone 900 iitb pom Hanss bis
sum Mitteipunfte pertiefero uno ,flar
rie Grpfall binab, mo Die Guellr 10 sc.
naltio auflbrb. Dap lis oas Bafer eini<
ee Saoen iiber Die Btdbc empmtriet, uno
oas Safin nit MaTer bon toiilibsr
Reinbeit uuo Srifbe fuute. Ierlb iciir
oiamantenee Transparent fab man Sii,be
uen ucritbieeensr Sorm uno perid,;eoener
6artr Die nie an elmer anael bi1en uno
BON ben Snpianern fir be5auterts oetr
lslise Setter aebaltsn puroen., uuter
Dem SOauehe eines tvcpiitber Gemmrfs
fcnnte iib Die slabenoRe Ybtntaiiefsltff'
i'm 9anoe Der 8lun,rn ftinen bsrrliberen
paraoiesoenuB' benton. ais elm erfriibsn-
us Bab in bie1er SueUe. Gieutibt
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@ttar;i nuo Strasflib(.

2ls Der Sntenoant 8erebier III oet'
Sranj0Nlbcn Hsoplutiun pon Dem Oolfe
ermoroet wcroen mar, RIP ibm elm Draz
sontr oas 0ers aus oen 9eite rno brdd,s
te es in Den Gaat bes &atbauirs.-- Selz-
ne Gameraeen epftdytcn ibm,oab er ourdD
oitle tarbasiIbe banplun9 eoS 9an3e
Gorps btitbimpft, uno iib unspltrei9 Sc:
.,asbt babe, laaser iii leten ct nttiie
fib'allo oet Geibe naeblnit itnen iblos
aeu, bis bic Q1elt pcu cineifi ,.nacbeusr,
lpie CT, 9treini9t iei.--Gt fb!ua fib, nro
mdrse notp a's ocmif'ben abcno erfoa
ben.'
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Nericriltbe Sprooblcii9fcif.

Gspre Ulsaper, 1853 i'm Mirtember
P9iiben 9eboren, bots oas llnalut, 5sbn
Sabre alt, pon einem ol:eb einen Gerlt-
iterresen reiFsno es,poroenen gtup Der
iblun9en iu .perorn. ST lab auf elnen'
pferoe VINO seristb nit lpldem piermaI
|sdn3lid, inter BaiIer. Wit srcnr Notl
puroe er haIbtoo ,9erettft. er perplel
nab oieiem @orfaain elm hiei9ee Tebtr,
|9enaB sparr aber er bcbielt INNER perio
oifde 8edneiieunsen uno Neisun9 5ul
Sbipcrmutb. 1ls biele fitb perloren.
ifellte iib bel ibm cine unfdbi9feit gun.
Reoen elm ; anfda1slib rabrte iie nur
Iu9enblide, iie nabm ober 81, oauerte
Fbalbe, oann 9anae, bann n.etrere unp TO.
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1 Sot 0a'sSt Cttlaitl3lpaNotS StuHCeH.
utber Is Sabre fennte ct nur BON 6
els | ubr :Dlitta9s ipre1en, uno leia,
9tatur bsebabtcte oieie 3eit 10 senouoab
wenn ct aub teine llbr borte, ooer persr
3lnerblott fab, scsb punft II ubr 81
lpretbsn besann uuo punft | ubr euf
bcrte. slsb man ibn fur; Dor llbr ct.
mas lefen, 10 bictt ct um | uDr mitttn
iii selen plcslitb inne. 4nfdnelitb ,pal
es lDm, wenn Die periooe ocs Sbweiaens
slntrat ais ob ettpas aus Dem Inter
lelbin oen lJals smporitsise. Sn Der
8olee mabte lbm Die Anndberuns Bet
Ncos;elt tein Sersnu9en,oie oes etumm
lperocns fsincn Sbmer5.
ytur 5pein,al in ieinem eeben trat cine
Stl anoeruns bierin bel linn elm; ieoess
NAL in osm parosis,nus zines bieisen
ylebsrs. SurS Dor leinem 2ooe trabte
Die 3errllttun9 lelncr 9onsen gtotur aub
elne Seranotrun9 in lciner peticoii1en
Stunbbelt berpor.
Gr lpar perbelratDet. SIN SaGr 1920
ftarb lDm feline 9elisbts Srau, uno bic
Setrubnlp oariiber untersrub feline Sc
lunobeit.
Am 4ten Mdrs osTstbsn Sabre5 iibers
tle1 ibn Seltenfte(ben NIT beftieem Gr:
breben, uno ais dn oislrm Sage feline
Slnoer iib iiber Den prei5 elmer sefauf
ten Sade ftritten, unterbratb ct iie gu
elmer un9elpobnlieben 3sit, um 2 llbr
9eabmtsa3s, ans naante oea preIs, no
fur ct Die Satte 9efauft bate. Die
&lnoer erfbrafen barllber iebr penn man
bate ibnen seiast, rsnn bes Ssoters pc.
rioeiltbes e S6weisen oufboren ioute, ,wllts
ot es eln 3eiben feines npben aooes
icin. Man froste Jpn oaber, ME ct iid
befdnoe. "Sebr muoe." spar Die 1nt.
mort. Als man unssspiB mar ,ob es febs
ooer iieben 9cidla9en babe, iaste er:
"erit iebs." Damn perfummte ct uno
fprab nl6t eber ipiecer gu elmer :tn9e
wobnlieben 3eit, als am 8. Wllr; um IL
llbr, grade um Die Stunoe, TO ct ais
Snabe in Gle 8aferlntb scratbsn par.
81 lebte noeb bis gum II. Wdrs, pieoer
rt9elnaifis fyrablos, NIT 1usnabme oer
Itlttassfunoe +; an oieiem Sage ipraA
er ober plOelib um 5 11br oes 1bsnos,
bcbiclt audi Die Gabe su ipreben bis in
Der Natt gum IL. Mar5. NO Ct itincn
Gielt auf9a5.
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g:rlin %. Ranaca) sttobsr 26.
Otcnnouitfen Qserlamnlluna.

Seit 6erausgabe unftrer leeten N.m
raer fano bic Genfsren,, oosr "Groi1s
8eriammlune,'' per Wsnnoniiiea Srs-
:iesr Statt, Sic nab.n, rpie 9cpobnlib
am Sneiten greitas Setobers ibren Nns
fang uno eHoiste am folsenssa Conn
ta9; all spelbem 2sss pen oen bsieen
esbrern, Samuel Sbparj Don Der Sto.
ny Griet, uno Daniel bcd pen Clinton,
Rbr einorufspcue Beoen 9ebalten mur,
oen bei eirem 8sordnot pcuea Douis.
Gs ,paren, nnierm Grabtsn nab, bel S
bunoert Menlben psriaTmelt. 3u be
oautrn mar, oab oer ebrp. 9. ShmMj
| [anfanos 70 speni9 perAa reen satstos; iei:
+ ne unoeurtitbe Neo, fommt, ME pir Der.
nebmen, pon isincr lestsn barten Sranf
beit bcr, wsld)e ibn ieluc AasipraGc febr
peroarb. Gr mar fruber INNER nit ei
nsr sutsn uno fiensnben Necs beaatt.
ga es Der anerfannten BeibtloenDeit
Der Mennonittn nlbt su{uat eeriibn I
3u nercen, 70 entbalteu mir uns aler
ferneran sobsserbcbuneen, inoem mir fei-
nem Don ibnsn 1niob eebsn mdbtcn
mir lafen uns jeoob nibf pebren,uniern
3eelern fclscnee Nnceoete mitSutbeilen,
ttpelhe 70 sani Den Gbarofter oiclss bic
socrn Gbriaenpclfs ausfpriebr, nno relbs
.pereRnt aaoemein tefannt, beabtst uno
befotst IA meroen. Sie ruree pom Bi:
.ibof per esauselifhen @emeinibaft-
Sobanne5 Geeberr-ir feiner lettenpre'
o;et aubmr,. in Berlin, er5dblt unc lau'
tet wis falet ;
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"SH Der SDptlj leben betanntlld) Die
lie Wrnnoniitsn. ano pcbnen meiiteas
ptrelnjelt atf ibren 8auercien, teie 60
D'er uno in gsHniplpanisn oer 8au lit.
uno sethsn iltb bcrt, spie bier, ourtb ibr
frleolisbss 9etraecn pcrtbeilbaft aus :;
weabalb iie Den Spsbaften oft Elm Deru
I'm Au9e limo. inoem fie ibr eisen boles
abun oarb eeren eutcn Danoel beitraft
fuDlea.
GinsmaIs mabte iicb cine lolht mutb,
~1!1le: Wotts asf, uao sos in Der Gtiue
Der Nabt auf Die Sauerei eincs Renno=
n'tsn uno mabten ftp emlis, aber lfiue,
oaran, oao 3Iestloab leiaer Sebeuer ab.
suSsten. Ser Bauer spaebte eber bod
oarubtr auf, ftaao auf, trat on oas Sem
fer,lbaute blnaas uno erblidte nit Ser.
wunoeruno mas e.aui1en porfiel. st
lasse aber fsln Bort au otn bolen Wen-
l0fn, lonesrn Eedte ieinc Grau uno bt,
fabl lbr eilenos aufSuiteDen uuo GiIsu
aufjutra9en, penn lie bittea Nrbeitlsute
eeto'n'nen; une erIabite ioeunn Der CT
faunten Srau, mas aeftbabe. Die Srau
THAT nie iDr oefcblen ,par, uno naeboe,n
Der Slid sebdris beseas mar, nit Uuem
eae Sube uno Seller in Der @ile erlaub
ten. slens Der Bauer binaus, unp luo fei:
ne trslnl!li8en Nrbsiter Elm, ins 6ous
iu fommeH uno iib NIT sptife N. Grant
su ftarfea, tpcrauf lie oann ibre urb,it
fortleeen uno Scaenpeu fonnten.
sSar Der Bauer suerit erfannt iiber
eersn Sornsbmen, 70 rparen Diele ee
nun nc6 mebr uber fes6e uner.partets
einIaoun9. tno lueioertsn ftb lanss iein
Sessbrea su eifiaenj aber es bali III.
les nidts. eenn Der 8auer notbiete bis
tie nab9aben, ins baus aienaen uno a1.
fen une tranfen, auf oas freunoftaft,
lIblte be,prtbet Don tem gauer une fsi-
net 5rah. aadosm iie oamie fertie
1pasen. bsoaten ile iib pieoer an Die 1rs
belt, ahcr-nidt um oas Da6 pollenos
abiuoetten, ionoern un pieeer susuoef
ten mas iIe bereits 9eofnst battea!
go ubcrmano Der 1riflibe Menno
nlit oas y 8 ie nit @utem, uno er-
fullte oen Sefebl ieines .Dtrru: 60 eei.
mem Seins buneert, 70 fpeiie ibn, oaritet
ibnL 70 trdnfe ibn, 70 mirft ou feuriss
Gcblen auf iein paupt fammeln.
9fuleum.
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Sur llnterbaItun9 uno 2elehrnue.
Sonrerbare Gelttente9rdbuiile unr
Stltamsutc..

| ~t ItNltftttt.-
Gin Mail,Inoer bate ib Dem epiele
10 leipenlbaf ftlitb er9eben, oob CT iein
9an,es Sernc9en oemielben oufopferte.
.tibts bl,eb ibnl ais eiu Weierbof, auf
rpelttm ct aber aub nibt rubis leben
fonnte. Giniela ueripislte ct Die oasu
9ebori9en Srunoitude, Die 3ieseIn uno
Salfen oss paules, lpuroe bsttelarm, ,uno
uerfiel in Die tiefits Sbwermutb. Sn
oerielben mabte ct Elm Eeitamsnt, uno
oa ct liber nibts mebr gu sebieten, nldts
lnebr Der BsIt 3u bintsylaHen batts, bis.
ponirts er iber lelnen 26rper, uno be
| fabl, man iollts oemicIben Die 6aut ab:
sieben, uno nit oerielben Gin Sretipiel
lauberlIb lberSeben feline 9nesbera a
bet lo(te man iu Birfe II psrarb eiten,
uno oislelben an Spieler perIDensen.
8!r srefcln lebr an Der @rfallune
oisiee ionoerbaren lesten 8illens, uno
pihen nibt ;u beltimmen,ob oct un9lllef.
libe uer;lpeifelnoe Spicler our6 leir Sc:
Ibene euit oeer Abibeu sesen Elm
Spiel babe erlpeeeen mollen, ,pelbes ibm
Aues, mas ltin lpar, sefoifet bate.
Bransesto Sales, Der in raoua Die
Hebte ituoirte uno in leinem abtSebnten
Sabre in elm bieise5 Siebsr fld. perz
,1,abte leintn 9slbnam oer 4nasonsit, ,lsra
ben Ner3ten, Die ebemals 10 ettpas tbeuer
ertaufen luubteu, sinen Iienft su er,peis
lsn. f . .,-. 81. ..... .....
! Gin i'm Sabre 1890 perForbeaer .
britt perercnete, Dap BET feiaem aeibens
besrabnihe iib ale feline luiti9en Sreunz
Dc pellammtln uno oa6elbe NIT einem
srp6en 8a finale feiern ielltea.
Ser G trasburecr Silbef Qrbo9ait
btfabl i'm Sabre 656 in isinem 1e,ta
aentt, ieiayn eeibnam, aus 6riitliber
D,mutb, ntetsr Dem pcbscribte gu be-
sraben.-
SIN Sabre 1910 itare 81 sonoou osr
8anaaier Depapnes, uno bintsrlisb Elm
Lloposrbarss, msrfpuroisee Ssitament, in
lWdDe,n ct ,sinsr Witt.re, pelbe cine
Iaebprne afritanliIbe prinSelfsn feiH fctl,
cine Ntpcnue BON 1900 gfuno
(aas5efcet bate. ltebrieens permabte
|yf ibr 800 Blaibcn 3ein gu ibrer finf=
tiger 6obsstsfeicr. Gnolib perorbnrts
ct, oaS man ihm i'm sor9c untsr isosn
2lrm eine Slalbe Tereslpein 9eben lolltc,
Den ct in erciIer Nuantitdt unO BON Dor.
;i9liber 9ute bslab.
Sine in 2onoon po1nsnoe rcibe Sd
Din, rpetbe i'm SABRE 1874 itarb, mobtc
in ibrem Gsftamente Die 8erorpnun9, ,oab
ibr esibnam nob 5esufacH sebradt uno
bort beerDist ,psrotn ipllte. 3molf Sc
leete Mdnnsr osr iaoi fben 9toticn ipa
ten Ole eeibe oabin beSleiten uno oas Be
srdtnib nab Der Soribrift belor9en.
Sur oisle Mdbwaltuns icllte elm ieoer
400 Yfuno sttrlin9 erbalten. s5ad~
isdblib puroe AUDI oicier leete 8iQe in
Grf9llan9 0sbrabt. -
Nericrilcbe Sprablcil9fcit.
GSsrra offeonrr. 1864 i'm 99irten,ber