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The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1858-09-08

ANECDoTE OF DR.. KANE.-DR. Ell
DER in his life of Kane, recently issued,
relates the following anecdote Of him:
Elisha was nine yeare old, when the
schoolmaster ordered his little brother,
two years Younger than he, out upon the
floor for punishment.
elisha sprang from his seat, and in
terposed with q manner which had more
of demand then petition in it, Don't whip
him, he's such little fellowship me-"
The master, understanding this for mutiny,
which really was intended for q fair com
promise, answered. "I'll whip you too
sir" Strung for endurance, the sense of
injustice changed his mood to defiance,
and such fight as he was able to make,
quickly converted the discipline into a
fracas, and Elisha left the school with re-
marks that required explanation"
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1858-09-08

A TRUE PoET.-A true poet is not one
whom the wealthy can hire, by money or
fiattery, to be minister of their pleasures,
their writer Of occasional verses, their pur
veyor of table wits; he cannot be their
mental, be cannot even be their partisan.
At the peril Of both parties, let no such
union be attempted Will a courser Of the
sun work softly in the harness Of a dray-
horse? His hoofs are of fire, and his path
is through the heavens, bringing light to
all lands. Will he lumber on mud high
ways, dragging all for earthly appetites
from door to door p Carlyle.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1858-09-08

IF girls fingers are busy, her heart
should be busy too; people are too much
afraid of the play of that delicate, irrita-
bic, little organ; we would have girls
"fali in love"-we have always doubted
the cascade of that expression, for the
tendency of true love ought to be cd as
ira, starward-but we have no doubt as
to this, that girls ought to fall in love
very youug-with their mothers first of
all; with home and its surroundings !;
with the old messy roof, be it ever SO
lowly; with the trees of pleasant shadows,
with the hills that walled the world out;
with Nature everywhere. If anybody
should study the Natural Sciences, it is
the girl. She cannot be too much with
Nature; that she may be too little, many
fashionable parlor could furnish melan-
choly and abundant testiinonv.-B. +.
Taylor.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1858-09-08

FIFTY AND FIFTEEN.

FIFTY AND FIFTEEN.
With gradual CLEAN the day was dawning
Some lingering stars were seen,
When swung the garden gate behind us,
He fifty, l fifteen.
The high-topped cbaise and old gray pony
Stood waiting in the lane:
Idly my father swayed the whip-lash,
Lightly he held the rein.
The stars went softly back to heaven,
The night-foes rolled away,
And rims Of gold and crowns of crimson
Along the hill-tops lay.
That morn, the Gelds, they surely never
So fair an aspect wore;
And never from the purple clover
Such perfume rose before.
Der hills and low romantic valleys
And fowery by-roads through,
| sang my simplest songs, familiar,
That he might sing them too.
Our souls lay open to all pleasure
No shadow came between:
Two children, busy with their leisure
He fifty, fifteen.
K
As on my couch in languor lonely.
weave beguiling rhyme,
Comes back with strangely S Get remenl-
brauce
That far-removed time.
The slow paced years have brought sad
changes
That morn and this between;
And now, ON earth, my years are fifty,
And his, in heaven, fifteen.
atlantic Monthly.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1858-09-08

PRoGREss AND TIE RoD.-The Ala
ny transcript, which has schoolmas-
ter among its editors, is responsible for
the following.
The principal Of one Of our schools has
been sending circulars to the parents of
the upils, which signed anL returned au-
thorize him to inhict such punishment,
corporally or otherwise, as may in his
judgment be proper. The following an
swer shows that some Of the parents are
pleased with the idea.
Dear Mr.. Ratten " our lickin erik
lar is duly received. l hope as to my
John, you will fog him just as of1in as
you kin. Heas bad boy is John. I've
bin in habit Of teaching him myself, it
seems to him he will never Tern anithing,
his spel;n's out ragesly defshent. Wal
lup him wei sur, and you'll receive my
thanks.
p. S. What accounts for John bein
SIGH q skollar is that he is my sun by my
wifcs last husband.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1858-09-08

THE SAW AND THE SAUCER. = I
come for the saw, sir" said an u'chin.
.sWhat saucer!" "Why the saw, sir.
that you borrowed" replied the urchin.
81 borrowed no saucer" ''Sure you did
sir,-borrowed our saw, sir" "Be off!
[ never saw your saucer" "But you did,
sir,-there's the saw, sir, now, sir" "Oh
YOU want the saw"
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1858-09-08

THE N. Y. Eyening Post tells sto-
~ of the freaks of Lightning in France.
A young girl was struck by lightning
and changed to boy. We don't be-
lieye it.-Erchange.
We cannot say as to the changing, but
we have observed that q girl whenever
she is in danger is very apt to turn to a
bov-if there's one about.-Prentsee.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1858-09-08

INNATE GooDNEss.-Many person
thinks he is honest because he has never
cheated. Instead Of that he is honest on
" because he has never been tempted.
What the world calls innate goodness, is
very often full stomach, and what it
terms vice is quite as frequently an empty
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1858-09-08
Let us cry

But all this has nothing to do with my
walks and talks with the schoolmistress.
l did not say that l would not tell you
something about them. Let me alone
and I shall talk to you more than I ought
t., probably. We never tell our secrets
to people that pump for them.
Books we talked about, and education.
1t was her duty to know something of
these, and of coufse she did. Perhaps
was somewhat moro learned than she, but
l found that the difference between her
reading and mine was like mans and q
woman's busting library. The man
flaps about with a bunch of feathers, the
woman goes to work softly with cloth.
She does not raise half the dust nor fill
her own eyes and mouth with it, but she
goes into all the corners, and attends to
the leaves as well as the covers. Books
are the negative pictures Of thought, and
the more sensitive the mind that receives
THAR images, the more nicely the finest
lines are reproduced. A woman (of the
right kind, reading after q man, follows
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1858-09-08
lie MARAIS DU CYGNE..

A blush as of roses,
Where rose never grew.
Great drops on the bunch-grass,
But not of the dew
\ faint in the sweet air,
For wild bees to shun!
A stain that shall never
Bleach out in the sun.
Back, steed of the prair;es
Sweet song bird, fly back
Wheel hither, bald yulture!
Gray wolf call thy pack!
The foul human vulturcs
Have Toasted and fed;
The wolves of the Border
Have crept from the dead.
From the hearths of their cabins,
The fields of their corn,
Unwarned and unweaponcd,
The victims were torn,-
BY the whirlwind of murder
a Swooped up and swept on,
To the low, reedy fen-lands,
The Marsh of the Swan.
With vsin plea for mercy
No stout knee was crooked;
In the mouths Of the rifles
Right manly they looked.
How paled the May sunshine,
Green Marais du Cygne,
When the death smoke blew over
Thy lonely ravinel
In the homes of their rearing,
Yet warm with their lives,
Ye wait the dead only,
z Poor children and wives!
Put out the red forge-fre,
The smith shall not come;
Unyoke the brown oxen,
The ploughman lies dumb.
Wind slow flom the Swans marsh,
O dreary death train,
With pressed lips as bloodless
As lips of the slainl
Kiss down the young eyelids,
4 = Smooth down the gray hairs;
Let tears quench the curses
as That burn through your prayers.
Strong man of the prairies,
Mourn bitter and wild
SO VAIL desolate woman!
S-s Weep, fathorless child
But the grain of God springs up,
v-w From ashes beneath, -
And the crown of His harvest
Is life out of death.
s. Not in vain on the dial
The shade moves along,
To point the great contrasts
49, OF right and of wrong:
Free homes and free affairs
TA And fields Of ripe food;
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1858-09-08

No man can do anything against bis
will, said metaphysician.
Faith, said Pat, I had brother who
went to the State Prison against his will,
faith an he did.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1858-09-08
The reeds of the Swans Marsh,
Whose bloom is of blood.

On the lintels of Kansas
That blood shall not dry;
Henceforth the Bad Angel
Shall harmless go by:
Henceforth to the sunset,
Unchecked on her way,
Shall Liberty follow
The march of the day.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1858-09-08
T'ssc UHnlresEu-lB:ter Fit.

1t rained = hopelessly. The clouds
came down in sheets and sluices Mon
sieur de II an elegant 'sof the first
water" found his second water too wet
for him. He was islanded under another
mans portico, and not hackney coach
or an umbrella within screaming al.
Suddenly, around the corner comes q
plain citizen, housed under protecting
heaven of blue cotton and whalebone;
but, under this enyiabie umbrella walking
alone. A thought seizes Monsieur de II
He rushes to the citizens side
and selling him affectionately by the arm,
commences the eager narration Of q touch
ing train Of events. Not giving his as
tonished listener time to respond, he hur-
ries him along his umbrella, Of
course, as he goes--and clinging closely
to his side, and rociferating the confiden-
tlal communications till they arrive at the
Boulevard, he stops at q cqte, and then,
for the first time, apparently, takes q sur
prised look at the face Of his umbrella len
DER
Overwhelming apologics-had wholly
mistaken the person-thought it was his
intimate friend-begs ten thousand par
dons, and lodges in to the safe inside of
the cotfee-house.
But the fun was to be in telling the sto
ry!
TO convulscd circle of delighted FL
low-dandies, Monsieur de .!!---was tell
ing his adventure = when, by chance
placing his hand upon his heart, he miss
ed the unusual protuberance in his vest
pocket The valuable gold watch was
gone. In his close clinging to the appa
rentIy plain citizen, the gay joker lad
Rugged a pick pocket and consequence
wasp
But he was, subsequently, fonder of"a
dry joke" than wet one PARIS Letter.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1858-09-08

The old gentlemen who sits oppc-
site met US walking, arm in arm, about
the middle of the long path, and said,
very charmingly,-" Good morning, my
dears"
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NpttSeu.
Inter pie1em Sitel

- Die Shule bes SolteS." Inter bie1em Sitel
piro BON Srn. Gtrifian S9mibt in 4ep gcrt cine
~iluarirte 9Sp&enidrift IerauSseseten, bic pesen ib.
rsr Nu9einetnnlblttfeit inb beilpietloIrn 8iuiafeit
Gpcfs in Der amertfanilG ,peutI6en 0iteratur madsn
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der Sfs 9eiamn'ten gSi0ens in gleiGma6iser 4bmeGs-
lung III 10 Pppularer 5prm srinplih uup fpltematiIt
St bebanpeln, pae AUDI Dem msniaer lnterriGteten
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Sadern 9ebptsn TIT. Sas Ssft, Sd Spsen in
quart entbalteno nnb nit Sfufrationen Ser1eben,
tpltet nur lO Sents pie reihe 4uSitattuns bci Ipl.
dem 9retIe it nur bel elmer 4bnatme BON 10000
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men $4,000 4bneImer. Oas 1. Seft entt1lt ais ST.
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rem 9cpsrapbilde Serbreitnns. Der Sert lit in elmer
trnnoeri6Snen fabli&en Sprade se1drieten. Sn
Serbinbun9 nit Der ,SGule bes Spltes," erIbeint
pref. 6. @iebe's u@tnit fur bic @tGipnen," bic be.
~ltebteiten Sinsltiids, 3Gn,e II. {. m. entbaltenb; 0rets
ctn3eln Z Gents.
Steber ,nc 8ictcrlhalsr. Cine aht Wpnate afte
&rantbctt pur6 SrerbaYe's bpllGnpiIdes Bitter furirt.
Serr Midael &eap, No. III Grantfrase, nadf Der
Smit9felp, IN 9ittsturs, iast: ySni lebten 9pm=
mer, ais ih auf einem SaumwpGentprt ,piiben
Nat&e3 unb Nep Srleans auf Dem @iilIlfppt fuGr,
wnrpe ip pom 5ieber ersrihen. SD lit a6t lansc
Npnate all bieisr furdttaren &rantbeit. gBGbrenp
pes 9r6bten Shells beier 3cit mar ib sur Qrbeit u,s
fabig, nnb sab ~pcnisiens fiinfSis Dollars fir YER
l6iepene 9~tsbi;tnen aus, pbne i'm Minbeten erlei6z
teri gu perpcu. Spr prei 8pAcu rietb min Gin Sre,lnb.
Scerbape'S tpaGnpiIdes Bitter au ~prptiren, ,nb Iaete.
baG CT fir bic &ur 9%arantirc. yiodbem it es cine,
Bpde 9sbraudt Bate, mar ids niebcr b~craeIeut.
Sh fann nun felt srci @rden mieper %arteiten, unp
babe felt bem feline Spiir spn 8tcber meBr o%eIpiirt"
Die Babr9sit rteler Nneate beseust
&9pnil6 @oame,
9iamrno 9puic, ODER in 81. G9rltcr's @ptGie SaG.
= Son alien ~Ssilmittsln Der laltercn uur neteren
Belt bat. fcins cine 10 ol9cmeine Nufna9me rno uni
psrislsn @strau6 9efuncen, ais Sr. Soltettcr's be-
riitmteS @~aasn'Sitters. Oils etn unitertreflihes
S%ausmittel icatc cs III leiner 6amilic fsblen, pa es Die
Seilfrait tefBt,, bic &rait elmer iepen i'm 9ln,ue l4 be.
%inbrnren &ranftsit gu bretcn uno alstalo ocaifGu.
bi9e Seilnns bsrteiiufaNrrn. gu baten 1T pieIss Bit.
tiers in jeoer Npcttsfe.
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Wfehrere 0iettater zines guten MGnnerseIanees unc
9esii9er @intraht ~slauben Yisl 2lnflan9 Al Fnpen,
psnn ie biermit 9uittrasenpe e%inlacen, lb sebufs
@rinoun9 zines @eian9Usreins beute Ntsno nm neun
ubr i'm 2ctuls pes Ssrrn 8. Marrbauls n sinsuinpen,
I'm p~prIaufae Seratrscuna gu treffen. Ntan perwabrt
id ansbriidlih 9essn Die anii6t, bisrmit irserp cine
Sppelltion ae9en lhon %bsitebenpe Ssrsiue ,u Uerbinpcn.
%lontsrn 9ebt man i'm @saentbeil ppn Der Grfa9runa
aus. Dap 9eracs Der gGsttsifer perItiepener Ssreine
f~r0ftiaenp unp telebenO auf ale surIidwirtt.
Nle iino a%n9enebm, ireldhen s5 narum ~ tbun In.
errh elm S~ebilpctes pertrG9lideS Senebmen Dem Ser
Elm @sltun9 3u Usri&afen. Oh man nur sGntiIae uuo
itDreftre Glemrnte fern I'll taltcn minldt.
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Neate MiaSei9eas.
3mrrab! Smrrab!
Maaer's GonGertbaae,

5rantItnfraee, Der y1etrupoIttan 5an" s~eseniber.
Ter llnter3ei6nete srlaubt iid lsinsm Srsunocn unt
Dem 9seDrtsn 9utlitam, Die anaeise gu MAIDEN, SaB CT
leinen lfitterigen billiards. aLon in clue
Spncert= Saile
nr9epancelt, no 3ur llnterbalsuns ces Wu6lttun,s,
p9ne einen @intrittsprsis pafir gu srteben, @oneerts
uno 9eleuiae @benb- untsrtaltunsen i~tattfneeu rperee,.
3nslsih perpHidtst it& berieIbe, 9lGsS auf,utsten, nm
feline ~seebrten @aRe IN tsoer Sesisbuns ~sufriebsn sr
ltsaen, itno oerbincet hermit 3ualeid bic In,eiae, sas
or pabrcno ieines ~tir3tiden StludeS bon Sranfreih
Elm Snitr.'n'snt a%nssfauft bat, oas bic bsrrli6isn Su-
Yertlren ipielt uno bon Dem lih fein 3neites bier II,
Ntbnionp %brftncet. q. @IlIer.
Gieie Concerto, bei rene, jsOer G5alt bers&tist in,
CUR unterkal:ung nod &rdften bcisutrasen, fnoeu il,
ben Samstas uno @Untas @benb tatt unb beginner,
praciIs 8 llbr.
ees- @etrdnfe ierer 9lrt weroen su ~renlelben Yrei.
fen mie al Der Sar oerabreiht.
Bee- 5sute Ibeno wirb EN- beribmter 8aniuIpieler
uno anpere 9lmateure CUR llntsrtaltuns Der oeehrteu
@llte beitra9en.
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SOaGs00rteap.

9Senn Seeermann in rer Staot uber 90 @rab Sibe
tla9t lic9t rod 9e'piB Der @cponfc an oen Spltseorten
nabe, no tefanntIi6 tas thermometer me1et Der ere
hDbten Sage bes 9laBes ME ibsr so iteiet rno Sier
unO fonitiae @ririlhunHen itsts in better SualttGt Al
baben finn, mrsbalt III ,cbt ,ablreifem 8elu6e NOR
gen uno Die game nahlte ISOLDE einlacet
s. 81. Sattorf.
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3 ur 6 enutnts.

Der Undergraduate madt tisrn,it ole e~rssbenltc On.
aeiss caB er Sas nere, 9eraumiss 8adicinbaus an
SrcaparaBe, benz NSbslltors bes Serrn Qaute ueoeus
iltsr, auf fiinf Sabre seiniettst bat tub in flr,er 3eit
feline ceuti@c SduIe pabin Yerlesen ipire. gltern, bic
ihulfattse Sinter BADEN ino fs In cieie @nlfaft lbiden
pollsn, psrosn bbflih erinht, biss balpisf ,u tgun,
neil wierer neue &taAsn sebileet werbeu.
Nelisicnssllnterridt pirO In tieIer Sd,ule. pe(de
gang fret unp unatbdnaig baaebt, nidt prroetraoen,
unO bic Gltern fSnnsn itre &inper In BEN sislen @crt,.
tasSldulen bietser Stact mad 8elieten bierin inter
rihtsn lalen.
8i6mpnb, ben s. 9tai 1858.
Spt. 8ein9arpt, Dslttlber Shulebrer
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HENRICO SAVINGS A
20 porfaIIel

(Srarfailel
be nit eineni ebarter Der @siessetuns perleten it rao
bei Der bic unterSeidneten Direftcrsn nit ibrsm aau,en
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Gjelc lam in bieler SparfaEe ~angeleat nerpen Dom
So an unp an mdrta, fir melbss 6 PCT. Sntere6en psr
Satr ae,a9lt mirc, menn cahelts LANCER ais 6 Iunatt
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9G m. Sra Smitt, Shot,nsiaer
Depciiten merben entseasnsenOmmen unp Suittnns
gen rariIbcr a~usssltelt tsi
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ia WainhraEe.
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@ents

&plsr nnO Gcmp. MAIDEN bem Yutltfum be Qn,eiae.
pab le ben 9rcis fir lire 0asuereptyprn nuf rs Gfs.
terat9elebl baten. Die 9ltiidl rie is fatri botsu 1T
Die iAreu SiIpsrn ole erOBtnGglthlte 9'trtreituno IN
Asaen. Gpler unp Comp. taben, leitrem fe ibr Sc
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$4,000 DaausrectYpe an9efert;9t. msld,e lumcbl bier in
Der Start, ais in alien SbeiIen unierss Staotee pertets
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W%ltNfroge lad tbren Siloern nod arGEer gu mathen.
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Montileuo 0arten.

Nentn 6reunesn unb brm 9esbrtsn 9ublfum bic sra,ttn, On.
lsise, oaB i'd meine @artcn' %G8irtbihaft benz SeiGde wic6er erDffnei
babe, u*e mid tsfrsbn iperts, bisielbe ietS in rinen, iul6tn 3u.
ltanS III erbalten, Dap Jserrnann wdbreno tcr beiBcn ~Subre5,eii
germ earin perprten wirp. Sur bic beltn Grfriituneen nib Be-
icnosrS ltets Spr9e tra9en 9. Steinltin.
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@pttfrieb &Gnia, Gape,ierer.

gnpfsblt it6 isinsn Sreunbsn uno Dem ocutIten 0ubGfn,n IN
anfsrtieTsns. aaer DIFFERENTIATION, Sapssisrsn Der 3tn,ner, au bun
gen Der Sorbanse uo ollie lpnti9s gum 3opgiersrs @elb6tt aeto,
renbs &rtei,en aO YrNritt btutst uno rteIt Sebtenune. SUD
tpsrosl, ale @risn 9seOra alter bel sertcnntn6sn 9sltlidteitsn &C.
Sroabir. SIR. 179 unc bei Srn. 6. @. Stredsr, Meinitr. entoe,
9eu aenpmmen,
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4aenteu(tRe.

= Sdr gferfeif une 9crtsmputt baten mir Srn. s & +.
St9 bic Msentur fur ben ,~anseissr" i~tsreetcn uns
1t 0erislbe bsrr&ttst, fir une gu ~ecleetiren unb Nn,et.
Q Sfn fntsesen3unebmsn.
Sur Dctersburs bat Sr. s.. s. 9 mitt bic @asn.
sar npIsrss 8lattcs iGsrnpmmen.
Der Ssrausesbsr.
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SSan Ctr. 2aaerbier=S alpm
BUR Serihtisung,

Sa Der @riinpunss QnSeisc res llnatbanstaen 3urr-
Gsreins 1T Der punft ibtr Die aufnabms rer %urrentli-
den Mitslieter pom 1910 Sabren s%ielIcitia in ben,
Sinne ~aufsefuet mprreu, pa6 sae, me!te cisles Glitter
iiterl6ritten tatten, nidt mstr ais prpcntlihe Mitalics
Der nufsenpmtrsm mereen tDnnten. lin meitereu Gfie-
peritanpni1sn Scrauteu9en, mi0su mir e%r,Gutern, baR
Sober, Der ienes eetensiabr iiteriaritten BAT unp ae
prcentlihes actipes @titsIicp pcrsei6losen 1T, as fol-
dee aufsenpmmen iperben tann, iebch ale 3llrnfreune
auiscnomursn niht gum Surnen seswunscn 1T.
Der Sprltanp Res llnotb. Surnpereinc.
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Meineu 5reunrsn uno Dem %ssebrten publitum bic
NnJeige, eab i'd oaS Ieitber unter Der 5irn,a Nfarr6au-
len II. GUmp. %ssiibrte giermarft Sctel irt Dem |. stunt
B. s. fur alleiniae Nednun9 iiternummrn babe.
Oantene lur oas Ger %frueersn Sirina gei6entts Ser.
trausn hcfft r%aislte audi %fernerbtm fih su srmerbsn
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DIR. %. u. NuR,
SfItec: Wotntrabr, Smilhen Der I. uup s.
DIR. Soldiers 6 tulera-M irtur

We 1T bieltS eaS bcic Mittl st9tn Ghpl,ro, Gbcl,ro mrrbus
niaEEls (abwttdenl uh oas iCniiSc peittef@nsrbt1, weiSe bier
III Spnir'er 9tipbbnlth sortcmncn. 9icic aPtei;in IN f. I'M
ron ben irSenannisn Aforementioned mcscn s, Peituno,n
i imMs ~ Vol ilnp; lonesTn cs 1T Gin NtiteI, meIfee mad Ser Sor-
lhrlt eulee Der bclten ecutlhcn gtrstt int n6rSlitSn YeuGhIonh
9emaht 1T, ipcI&er es mdNreno Ger Icetsn Scrde Scrt ilnmSr r n
nit benz .srNBten GrfclSc anscpanbt bat. Ireis Per FNaIIc % Gts
nit Misunderstanding gu babrn bel ~
Y. @1gntr, spptbefer.
Ode Der &. trb Srcohdr
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9pebsn erbalten cine friihe Senruns Surnius 1luic
nsl@sS mir gu 20 Cite. bic @alont aub Is gts: bus 9uart yer.
taufcn, neblt elmer erpGtn @usmabl Ypn Ytorflmerien, 95rfcu.
8dnrnen u. b9l. nj. gu zen bilientn Yrctsn.
gartng II. @eorce, @ppitefer.
Srpabitr, ;Wiihen Der s. X. o ctr
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Spetsn erhnltsn-

Seine @erSelatSwurft a 80 @ts. per @fp., friI6e boil
tGnpiibe 9srin9e a 81 Gts, edtsn impprtirten Sdpets
,srtlle q 80 Cts. per Nfc., fetnen DiiHelOorfer @euf a
90 Ste. yer Quart, fril6s SarOinrn in Sei IN talGen
Scren III cen ~tiQi9iten Yreiien, ehtc fran'6Nl6e 3pete
iasn a 49, Gts. per 0fp. fno ltets gu baden Gel
8. @arrGau(en.
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5reeben's 9rtpatz pttaus.
l77 SrDoN5fro6e

Suoem i6 benz peretrli6en Yutlitum fir Die mir
leitber e%ripislene teunf beltsns panfe, erlaute ih mir
susleid Die AnsetBe gu MAIDEN, paB i'd, in Siniitt auf
Die beranrudsnre btlli9ere SabrssSeit, MIDI entidlolirn
bats, meins Yrsi1e bon teute an (mie untsn tsmcrt)
berab3nieBsn.- ;3usleih emerts i'd nod, pab ih aud
ferner mein Saus itriete priYat fcrtiibrrn unp mid te,
miben sperpe, es meiuen @6nnern 70 mptnlid unp
comfortable ais mp9lih 3u MAIDEN. - Su Der Srfs
oaB ctissS Arrangement Die 8ili9un9 zines
Derebrlihen 9ublituntS finren m6se, ~smpfebtr i'd mid
audi frrner Shrrm ~9enei9ten 3uipruh.
Grasbent
Nreeprn.
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sss, pem Apbosn Ste'c 9risfs muF bemrrFt merSsr, Sos ei,ltlbe,
anneirirt linr.
Ssinlsin, Wtrs. anna. i5ults3tsimst, @rs. s. s
gSnsnt'in, gNif Stat. Milsr, @ib @ora.
Gerllpn, Mrs. 2litean, Casper.
8pl3, Srtn. Drummer, .. 81.
Bainc, $. Oulh, 6
gtrenbrra Srbn. SLIDER, See. s.
Den,ler, s. 90. @uiiinSer, 8. 9.
Granger, Sec. Z. @niidtel, 2cuis.
5ol3taAsr, ST. 6eiosr, g8ilt.
Raufslt, @ug. &o6, Nu9. 2.
&pB. Gts. &inpinaer, @rt.
&npttman, s. 8eitb. Gbmunp.
&rpril6er, Sobn. &ra,el, 6einriG.
0rpnarp, Ebp6. 2, 2inbeman, ..
26tmann, 81. 6. Matih, 81.
MrE, s.. G. Meper, Ssm.
WiiQcr Nilrr, 81.
Mariin, gem. 81. MOB, gEm.
geeler, 6. poblc, 6. ST. 81.
Neiensr, s., Jtoler, g. q.
NenY, Sol. ShuBentah, 81.
Sepnrf, 9lu9. Sdrnitt, Srt'or.
5Gias, Chs. S6aefer, S. u.
Sybmirt, c.. Sternsocf, .. i.
E9ibnsr J.. .., 9Balter, s..
y 3itbrd, Scbm. gEaaner, Porsns.
g eRsrman, 3bcs. geis0, s. SO.
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Safer'f, Sadion's unp Stousbton's 8itters, mel6es
lestere isbr gut uno Defenders ben sBirtten gu cmpfet-
leh LIT.
5rilAes. edtsS Salat (prcpeneer) Del.
8einer feiner fhparSer 9feffer'u II. Ssnf beim 9funb.
@an5er lhwarSer pfefer, Neitsnpfefer, Musfatnub
uno Musfatblitbe. :
Burning Stub uuo 4lcptpl tei
&. 8asner, @potbctu unp Iruaaih,
Ode Der 6. u. 9rpoplrale.