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Eve and Earl

DIR. UNDERWOOD, Of Chicago, illinois,
the eminent and skilltul operator on the Eye
and Ear, whose reputation is so extensively
known throughout the United States, will ar
rive in Cadiz, o., NJ onday, September 10, and
may be consulted at the Mansion House that
day only. DR.. U. being a regularly educated
Physician and Surgeon Of the old school, and
having had an experience of 25 years in prac-
tce, will perform any operation on the Eye and
Far necessary TO restore sight TO the blind,
hearing to the deal or by other adequate means
to remove sQy diseases OF those. useful organs
within the reach of science and human SKILL
0rFNo charge for examination or consultation.
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FOR BRECKINRIDGE ANDLANE

J. NJ. ESTEP, will address the Democracy
and citizeas of Harrison county as follOws:-
Athens, Saturday, September 10Th, at o.
clock, P. N.
HOpedale, Wednesday, September l9a', at
2 o'clock, 2. NJ.
Fairview, Saturday, SeptcvsSer 22nd, at
O'Clock, 2. M.
Turn out fellow Democrats, and hear the
principles Of the party discussed. ....
Let the OLD JACKSON GUARD be on hands.
Let us sustain the Union and the equality
OF the States.''
BY order OF the Breckenridge
EXECUTIVE E4COMMITTEE
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Dem ocra.ic Cou"ty Convention.


Pursuant to call the Democracy Of Harri-
son county, met in convention at the Court
House on Monday, September 8, lSea for the
purpose OF nominating county ticket.
The meeting was organized by calling John
Bethel, Esq, ofAthens, to the Chair, and John
j. Rea, OF Cadiz township, and y. Sicmmons,
ofCadiz, Secretaries.
The following ticket was nominated:
Probate Judge.
WILLIAM REED, Esq, Of Green tp,
Clerk of the Court,
NATHANIEL WRIGHT, of Shortcreek tip.
Auditor,
LYCURGUS HEFFLING, of Cadiz.
Commissioner,
JOHN McFADDEN, ~ Of Cadiz tp.
County Inf'mary,
CHARLES CONAWAY, of Archer tp.
On motion the Chair appointed the following
Central Committee:
John McFadden, Q.), N. A. Hanna, Jas.
Jamison, John S. Pearce, j. j. Rca.
On motion the nominations were made unan-
imous.
On motion the Convention adjourned sine de
JOHN BETHEL, Chairman.
o SoFs sss.aoys. >; nsa' Secretaries,
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Something New!

TIAvE you seen .pavis's Gift Likenesses1 Ir
u not, go and examine them. They exceed
anything for beauty, ever mnde in Cadiz. Resides
a beautiful and vauab Git goes will, each like
ness. .4 &Ht ttl.s tgFgal sNH..a s
No one refuses to have his likcnesses whom he
sees them
The charn is iresistable-- call and see them.
Aug 8, 1850 thNN t'
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OTThe maxims Of wisest men are to pre-
serve the body in perfect health, not to wait for
the development Of Disease. "Be wise in time"
check and guard against the first approach
Keep the stomach and blood healthy and pure,
and the plaques Of poisoned atmosphere fall
harmless The only remedy that will thor
oughly purify the blood, and at the SAME time
strengthen and inVigorate the system is McLeans
Strengl hening Cordial and Blood Purifier. Try
it and you will be convinced. See advertise
fnent
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0YWc regret TO learn Of the death of o"r
esteemed friend, Robert Parks, Esq, Collector
ofthe Port of Cleveland, which event took place
on last Thursday. There were but few mea
of our acquaintance, that We admired so vn'scPs
for their noble qualities Of head and heart, as
our friend Parks Peace to his memory.
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THE PULASKI TIM ES."
IaAWKVNSyHLLE GA

Of Thursday, Mdrch ID, 1899, says;
FINE HONEY DIR. K & Smith, OF this county
presents us with beautiful article oi honey equal
If not superior TO thing we ever saw, III is hon
ey was manufactured by Mrs. Smith. according to
the diaecions given in receipt which she purch
ased of DR.. ] Greager; Baltimore Md, Any
person can get this receipt for making honey and
be independent of the honey bee by writing to De
Creager, No 568 West Baltimore street, Batimorr
Md, enclosing 80 cents.
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PISTON GRA1N brill
and Broadcast SoWer.

This Drill is warranted to SOW Whedt; Rye
Barley and Oats without choking or clogginG
what no other drill, we think. will do, Spring
crops put in with this Drill can be sown no mat;
ter how hard the wind blows. A the seed is put
into the ground at a regular depth and covered
up, it will stand the drought; and it is always
covered as sown, raini coming on the farmer Is
prepared for it. Every that has nsed the
drill, that we have heard from, says grain Gown
with it produces much more to the acre The fact
of this drill sowing II kinds of Spring grain pa-
ces it decidedly above sny other drill now in use.
Heretofore, seed drills have only been valued for
sowing whea, as their principle OF construction
was not adapted to sowing oats barley aud other
light and rough grains. Recent experiments how
ever, have proved that the advantages resulting
from drilling in the seed of spring crops quite
equal if not superior to those OF drilling iE wheat
1t Is a well known fact, that oats and barley have
a soft, weak straw, and that whole fields OF these
crops, OF the rankest and best growth, are often
blown down or fall from their own weight, which
prevents the grain from Hlling, and thus disap.
points the expectationso of the farmer
Drilling, to great extent prevents this evil -
The plant standing in rows permits freer circua.
ton OF air, and more general penetration OF the
rays of the sun, which hardens and stitiens the
straw and thus to great extent prevents the fall
ing or lodging. as when sown broadcast.
On an average, from five to ten bushels more to
the acre may be connted on, OF both oats and bar
iey when drilled than when sown broadcast, as
heretofore. For sale by
~ GEORGE g. WILSON
July LEGO Cadiz, Ohio.
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II. u. Hatcher.

In to-day's Sentinel will be found the card OF
this we'll known gentlemen, who is now connect
ed with the we'll known house OF Ludwig,
Kueeder & &o No. 36, North Third street,
Philadelphia. This house is universally ac-
knowledged to be one of the best if not the very
best Dry Goods houses in that city. We ad-
wise our merchants to call and see "Joe" when
they visit the city, and our word for it, it will
do thcm COED.
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BENJAMIN PAGE, JR., & CO.,
Pharmaccutists and Chemists,

FIIIbBUKGH n.
nrFor sale by John Beall, Druggist and Book
seller, Cndiz, Ohio, Duiield and Ryder, Jefferson;
saunders & Son, Hopedale; Jas Cady, Cadiz juno
tion; h Hughes, New Athens; A. Coulter, Patt"ns-
vile; VIM. Maxwell, Hanover; f Grace, New
Market; Isaac Lewis, Georgetown: N. Campbell .,
Millers Station; George Allen, FairView; John
West T. Co., New Rumey; w. Z. Perry Cussville;
A Jul, Schrelber, Mooreiicld; Deming " Crawford,
MastersvilIe; LntImer and Custer, BowtrsTiIie;
John Snyder, Philadelphia Road r. Caldwell,
Franklin; r, Pitts a. Sou, Deorsvile; Thvmas
Green, Ereaport.
November q lS5gAlV
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S Adde'S AND HARNESS


yyTOULD respectfully inform his old customers
w and the public generally that he has on
hand large stock and general assortment Of Sad
dies, Harness, &c. consisting in part OF full-quil
ted and plain skaters, quilted hood cover and plain
haif-Spanish and fabacks, quilted and plain seat
ed, brass and wood horn dsmipeaks, plain and
quilted seat, low cane English trotting saddles.
Also variety OF styles OF side saddles, with
short and extended quilted knee springs, hoop and
back springs silver coloredk russet b.ue. and black
enameIed leather qu ltet and plain pushed seats.
lie has also on hand several sets Of extra fine sill
yer mounted carriage and buggy harness, strong
yankee team harness, saddle bags, collars, halters,
brides and martngales of most every description.
Carnage, Buggy and Riding Whips of the finest
qualltyi in fact most everything usually kept in
stdd ler shop. He deems it unnecessary TO puff
and blow or let off gass about the material OF
workmanship of his work, as it will Recommend
itself to those who are judges or who use it
Thankial for the Liberal patronage he has Hereto
fore received, he hopes by strict attention to bns
n ,ss and selling good work at reasonable price
to merit continuance OF the same. shop th'rt
door North of Mcfaddens storg, Cadiz, Ohio.
Feb l5 1860-lyr
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ALLEGHENY CATTLE NHARKEr

ALLEGHENY CRY, August 30, 1860.
The offerings ofcattle for this week are larg.
er than last and quality better. The prices
are about the same, ranging from 2 to 3334 with
brisk demand chiefly Eastern. A large por-
ton Of the Sheep offered were sent East.
UNION DROVE YARDS.
John AHender, Proprietor,
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1rOur readers must excuse all errors OF
omissions in to-day's Sextinei, IS the editor is
absent attending the Harlem Springs CoHven-
tion. ..
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Administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
has been appointed administrators Of the esta te OF
George Laiferty, Iate of Harrison county, Ohio
deceased. ALI persons interested will take notice
accordingly GEORGE COOK, Admir-.
August Is, lS50-3t.
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Lock Here.

All persons owing mo for Groceries will
please call, without further noti:e, and pay
their accounts, Respectfully,
S. GEORGE, Jr.
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GJ-The atteRtiou OF our merchants is direct
ed to the card OF Ohm G. Taber, No, 81, North
Fourth Street. Phlsdelphia- Mr.. 7. keeps
superior assortment Of Millinery Goods, and
sells as cheap as the cheapest. Tf
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FOURTH STREET, sTEUBsNTlLLE,

FOURTH STREET, sTEUBsNTlLE,
A NNOUNCES to the public Of Eastern Ohio,
~ and the trade particularly, That he has in
store an unusually large assortment OF anost eve
nv article of goods to he mentioned in bis line His
stock is the best he has heretofore offered the pub
lie; embracing
VARIETY GooDs--Gents' shirts, Gloves, Buttons,
Suspenders, Hose, &c.
Woohrs tiooBs-A big stttk-Broadcoths, Gas.
simeres, Snttinetts. jeans, Corduroys, &c.
LINEN GooDs-lrish Linens, Drillings, Taole
Cloths, TOweling, &c.
LADIES Dress GooDs-An unusually fine stock
Paints domestic and imnored- -Ginghams, Mern
os &c. Skirts, the largest and best stock in Steu
benviIle
CLoAKs and SHAwLs--An unusually fine stock
! ades' Cloaks and Shawls, and al 90 per
cheaper than ever offered in this market.
JRwELRv==A large assortment constantly on
hands Fine Gold and Silver Watches, Btsas ipins
Ear Jewels, &c
WooLEN YARNS Blankets, &c. Musins. Tick
ing Check, &c.--al of which will be sold whole.
sale or retail. Goods sold fraction under Pitts
burgh prices. Store keepers, Taioys, Peddlers aud
others, would do well to examine this large and
chocr siock OF goods, as am ketetntined to make
il an object for small dealers and homie trade gen
orally to deal at my establishment.
Oct.l259.ly ROBr. COCHRAN.
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why Labor so hard when Washin;

I HAVE chemical process for cleaning clothes,
j by the use OF which the clothes can 10 washed
clean without boiling, and with very little rub
bing By this method much hard labor can be
saved, the washing can be done in HALF TbE TINE;
and the clothes are very white and clean, and asst
much longer; Tor they are not worn by rubbing
&c, The articles used cost but little and are very
hesy to obtain. mail the receipt TO order, postage
pad upon receipt OF fifty cents three cent postag
stamps as good as money. Address,
Dir. J ?. CREAGER,
Baltimore, Md.
a~ylf you want something, nice and useful, do
not miss the Honey and wasIiing receipt, for they
are all claim for them and they should be in ev.
ery tnTIllV.
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GOOD NEWS FOR THE LADIES

A NY LADY who will send her address to Mrs
N e. .Creager; Baltimore, Md, with a 3 cent
postage stamp enclosed; will receive by return
mail Something OF OF Importance 10 her.
Woman know thyself, and be hapIy
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Recollection OF James 8. Green.
Especial dispatch to the Buletin.l

JEFFERSON CITr, Aug. 16, go.
The victory is ours. james s. Green's elec-
tion to the U. s. Senate is now beyond doubt
or contingency. Authentic and undoubted in
formation received from the members Of the
legislature, personally, gives the friends Of
Breckenridge in the two Houses ninety six votes,
being clear majority in joint ballot.
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NJ HO took .jhe first premium on hkenesaes at
wv the last COUNTY iairln.Csdizi DAVIS
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WRIGHT, SMITH a. CO.
CHINA, GLASS, QUEENSWARE

PITTSB URGH AGENCY
Glass, Nails, &C., delivered from the Factory
at Manufacturers Prices.
GRANITE BUILDING NO. 5, NORTH FIFTH ST.
PHILADELPHIA.
August II, 1852 lyr.
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u MO N H A l. l.!
The largest and most Magnificent
CLOTHING EMPORIUM

corner OF superior az Union streets,
CLEVELAND. OHIO.
This Mammoth Establishment is now filed with
the Largest, Best and most superior
stock OF Spring and Summer
Ready Made Clothing,
For Men ond Boys Wea-.
Cloths, Cassimeres, Vestngs, Linens, Tailors
Trimmings and Furnishing Goods that has
ever been exhibited in the State of Ohio.
Wholesale and Retail purchase sers will find it TO
their interest 10 visit Union Hall baore going
elsewhere.
We are also sole agents FOR the sale of
Singers Celebrated Sewing Ma
chimes,
The Best Sewing Machines in the World; and
price lately reduced 10 FIFTY DOLLARS
Call and get one, or send your order for one to
ISAAC A. lSAAt;S,
Union Hall, Corner Of Superior and Union streets,
CLEVELAND, OHIO. .-..
May sS, ls6o-iy
DIR. WindcI's Matrimonial Series
DIR. j. r. CREA GER, BaH'nao,e, ND.
Is the sole agent for Wnders ce ebrated Matrimo.
NAL series, three books No /, "A Book for
Young Men; designed to prepare u,em for femaie
socetv;" No. g; Errors in Cerutship;" No, s.
"Reproductiye control" s t
Either of them viii be matted to order postage
paid, upon receipt OF rs cents.
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Sole Proprietor OF this Cordial.
Also Mclean's Volcanic Oil Linamenh
Priucpa Depot on tie cornef of Third and Pine
Streets, ST. Louis, Nc.
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Lisl OF Letters

Remaining IN the Post Oface at CadiE Septeua-
ber 18th, 1880.
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393 Left Over and Sent East.
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mn n MeLEaN,s

And the most deli
cious and delightful
cordial ever taken. a
A Il is strictly a scien q
7 tifc g. vegetable com
pound. procured by the \
distillaiion Of Roots,
Herbs and Bark Yel-
low Dock. BloOd ruoi,
Black Root. Sarsspa-
rilia. Wild Cherry bark
siid Daadehon enter
ihIo its composition.
The thtire active rem
/. edial principle OF each s
ingredient is thorough
Y 1919 L. 49, u
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s incinmatt ben 16. SD q B.
Sdredlifer lln9litdSfaG ein S9ulrldp=
den leben89efdbrlid perbraunt. @elter11 Sorz
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in ber elften Otltrift Sd)ule all Clinton, ui1ter=
balb 2inr< StraBe ein lln9lidSfau, fpelder pprs
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her8 fplfeu ipiro. Wdbrelo li9 Die S6ultin=
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Der 9ebrerin ben glitItras, paS Soblenfeuer I'M
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Ofentbitrden berpprbraden ltno Die &letper
pe8 WGO9en8 eut6inpeten. Die 2ebrertl,
pelde Der Sdredat betna9e t~et1ltbte, rief I'M
6alie, ul1o e5 erIdien Io9lei9 elmer Der 2ebrer
Der Nn1talt, NamenS Wtpr9an, ipelder ietnetl
0tof pom 2eibe ri6, pa8 Mabden IN benlelben
pifelte uup 10 pcni9lteltS Die 4u8breit1nS Der
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Seuer Ql8balo oelGIdt mltr0e.
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l9redlt9 AM &Drper unp I'M @elt9te 5u9eriAtet
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Saa8 9ebradt unp %perbunoen, Die Wtutter
pes Wdp6en8 lit cine arme beutlde Wtttfrau,
pel6e 3pci ainOer bat ulo an per everett,
gpilden Gutter uno 2tnnitr. mcbnt.
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merit, Sur Belt be8 lln9liifSfalleS in Der Oaro
bei1noen, jeor9 I'M 8eSriffe lpare1, rad DEM
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lpr1noen l1no piele &in6er entlpeper erpriidt
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billen.n Sin 0euti9er, 9tanten8 Senrp Seios
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pprauf lie i~npel1en ni4t eia9tn9. Spr etnt9er
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Dame fenl1en itnb beiratbete Tie, Dbre tbr prn
leiner friiberen Gbe uhb leiner nod In Oeutl9=
laro lebenper1 6rdu ettpa8 mit3utbeilen Daa
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glifli9 unO CT r~erfiel in tiefe Welan4Olie,
bis er enpli9 i%ei1er iuu9en 6rau ein aufri4=
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nod frib Dor 5age8antruf itano er POM Bette
auf uilo sias itu4 etnert Eei4e IN 6arraritr.
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pfun9 umfiel unp ertront.
Mfan arlb feline 2eide unp Der Coroner er'
itattete pbtoen Yert6t.
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&elcarapbNbe Osaebriebten
9~lnfnuft Scs Oampfcrs

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MsusreS oua europa.

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ngeutOnia" bon Sputbamptcrt init 2cnooler
Jta6rtdten Bis gum s.. Mdr5 1T ansefpmmen.
Nm 4. fam bic Nadridt bonn lluter9ang bea
6unearial1 iiber QueeaStppt, 100 Der Dam=
pier CANADA am Wor9en anbielt, in 2pnoor
an. g(m lelben Gage fam Der Dampfer @tna
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"opens rno Ni5Sa'8 an 6rattrei@ banoelt,
purbe in giwa nit GntbuliaSmuS empfanaen.
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fen.
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e~rpioert, paB eS nidtS SeSen Die Gnaeration
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ru1s bat ben Granlit9anpel 5pli4en AncOna
unD Der Gpmagna rerbcten. Die &aufleute
se9en OieieS Serbpt,
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u mertfaniibe Wa6rtdtcm.

Seem : 0prf. Der @unarb : Oampfer
GIia lit in Der Ra6t BON Treitag auf Samita9
in SHREVEPORT ansefommen. Seine Na6ri4~
ten seben Bis gum 3. Wtdr5, iiap ali . bon be-
men pes u@ircaItun" itberbplt. Nber bic BON
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perIelben iinDet Der 2eIer in ben @bitpriallpals
ten unO ben o~Gurppdiideu Nadri9ten" pieler
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8run1tr. Die Nn%teriudung iiber bic lImltdn=
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enr Spbn Sa5elton setDptet uno bier anpere
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tag Na6nlittas Dor Coroner 6ortcn b~eenpist,
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4rbeiter in Der Sabrif oernanot mar, nit Der
4utli6t iiber pie Wul9ine betraut murbe,
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lelbe BON per beten 8eI6affenbeit lei.
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der nidt Die 6d6isfeiten belaB, oieiem 9lmte
.ppr5ulfeben.
8ir urDdten Bel oieier @elesenbeit frasert,
pelden 3wef Doer gaueen Oerslei6en Sopel
bat ; mir leIen oft senus, puB pieier Oper jcaer
an eineu unSlHfSfalle S4ulD lei, baden ieorf
nod ni@t sebSrt, oaB cine lr6e Gnflase irSeur
pel4e 6rlsen sebabt Bate. 8ir e~rinnern nlr
an Da8 Teuer in GlmItr.
8bilabelp6ta. Die 8olt be&
perum8lHdte . ampfer8 5un8a-
|%rian bic am 6reitus bier u~nfunt, truB ltarfc
Spureu bon 8a1erbel9doisung. Die Ypit,
namentli4 Die 8riefppit, mar i~ibri9en8 9e9er
ale @rmartun9 iebr bepeutenD cine Maiie
oeutl4er Briefe mar %parunter, bic gum grcBell
3beI 10 lebr selitten babet, DaB Die MoreHer
ni4t me9r erfenntlid Dber gang absemal9en
Ooer pom Seemaler me99efreien linO. Diele
tperben im Nu9enbltf 9enauer unterludt, eb
lid ni@t aus benz Subolt Der Same beS Norel=
Iaten ersibt. au6 bic 3eituusen lparen fart
nit Sal5wafer Setrdutt unp gum Tbeil ~5erltSrt.
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pic Mrbeiter in ennn. mn6.

80 II. Mdr5. lleber 5000 alsse=
%lfanpene Irbeiter 5pSen beute purd bic Stra<
zen bon 9pnn. Ntebr ais cpppelt 10 riele 3us
i4a1er Ratten li9 e~ia9efunpen. @ini9e bum
bert Banner ipurben bon ben Nrbeitern uro
arteiterinnen 9etra9ert nio all pielen @ebduben
paren 6ld99en uuf9ebiBt. AuBer ben at8scz
itanoeren Irbeitern bon 9pnn 6atten einise
Otilitdrs uno 6euerpebrz@ ~pmpasnten nit Ota=
lifcprp8 unp Dele9atipnen Der Nrbeiterinnen int
Smampicptt, Wtarblebeap, Dlnper8, Sangers,
0teupiag, Stprebam, @pburlt, 8eperln 90.
lem uro arperen Ytdsen an Der 9rp3elfipn
E9eil senrmnlen, wel@e, Bel l6Enem @etter,
Iebr gut au8liel.
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Die g(9itation in ben Marfen ouuert fort.
Die 2anpeigentbdner wei9ernNiG, bic Steueru
5t be5ablen n1o t~aulenpe BON 8tirecrn upters
5eidnen 4oreler all bic @rpBnIddte, wprir Ite
Anaeration all SarDinten perlaneet.
SIN &ir9enltaat ulo in Neapel fonlmen fort
ipabre1o SplOaten an, Die in SeItreiA a1tee>
pprben wnrben.
9tip SOuntQs, G8 beiBt, Der gaplt rpOle
Gpn5eftDren MAIDEN, wenn i6 bic Qeaaticne1
ulterlperf el.
Die StuOenten Der nniperIitdt in 01om pers
lan9tet Die BieOer<3 ulaluny BON 8 Staoen>
ten, bic au89eltoBen wcrpen paren. Sin De-
judgement frln5Gltl4erS plputen ~perbinberte ben
4u8brt6 bon llnrubeu.
Som &~rie98l41uplQb III 0tarpccp. nidts
Neue8. *AA HttMt t4ssls@
@ie ba8 9plbOner SoisSpurnal melDet,
pirO Der Brit5 BON WaleS 9e9en GnOe Mai'a
auf eiueln 5&rieS8l4iif bOir 80 &aupnen mad
Canada ~abreilen. @8 muroen bic nSt6iger
Sntruftipnen 9etref8 ber. Aufnabme an bic
canabil6en 8ebDrpen au89earbeitet. Z
@8 miro iebt beltimmt 9erneloet, baB Bel oel
@rplolion in 0en Spblengruben in 8urr1bpr
so Walter u1o &uaben tbeilS erltidteu, tbeils
perbrannten. a IS"