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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-06-16
Dcutf6(ano ouf Dem Nleere.

Er1unt midi urn Deut(@lanb auf bem Meer
0pm 1ampf nit @turm unb 9Dogcntranb,
Bepcr Sbr Deut5&lanb'S Watbt unb &bre
@efeRi8t niebt auf fe0em Qanb
0ssaubert wirs BON feinem @uttc,
Aus @eQenf@aum bie 8ellenbraut
Sn Nlben pirb bic beutl&e 3lette
Muf beutf@tm 9psen nur 0ebaut.
Gin immsrerunes @innbilb merbe
Die Xanne uns. ber 3ufunft Waf,
9p31rebenb bat t,ef in her Grbe,
Die adbe @ur3el fie 8efabt,
Son unten nur rin9t burt mad pbeM,
QBas tw'Se Dautr Il, Id trd9t;
Das @sr! allein fann lb erprpbtn,
Das eief i'm Bolfe Wur3el t@ldst.
Sei tsuti6es @clf Ycn Muit turdtruneen,
Der beut@1eR 99iife 3immermann,
llne wenh eem Beil cas- @erf gelunAen,
Damn fa6' aud lelbt tas 5tsuer an:
I'm Huoer barf fein Mrn lId bri0en,
Der bis 3ur RneGtltaft lit pera;Bt,
Der fretbtiiSfeinbli1en @eIulfen, .
Gin miQsnlplts Werf3fue 1T.
Der beutlGen Treibtit beilees .3eiGsn
9o@ Gber niebrieem Gerraib,
Bis an bic 9terne mirs e5 reiden,
l1nb 3eueeu fit bic beutide Sbat;
5n bie(em 3ti@en n,m6 fe ilegen>
Oea 9immels Mabte fnb ibnt bp!c,
8rran Der eeut11eu Jlptte aiesen --
8oQ itstS bas bentidf @4nar3s 81 etb< @eIb.
Muf bann. aus Mptb unb G9ma1 su 1e!ten
Das teutl9e 8cli unb Daterlant.
Damn fallen aud beS In!erS Gettsn
Ilnb iubelne RpBen mir nrm @tranb.
Nab pormdrts fann ber 9iel nur ssi9eu,
Wenn beutjdsr @inb bic @e8el blabt,
llnb Deutf@lanp .pirb III @1iife Qcisen
Sn feiner pollen Majefdt!
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-06-16
&elletrististkes.
(Mitseibsilt.)
psr 9eimatbtefs.

DlNre @apernutb fsntt ii@ nisSer
Auf bieS 6ers fp Rsidb, 70 trarrt,
llne beS &tinteS CARTE Olteeer
G@lts6t es ianft In feintn Wrm,.
IrHRent aG(le,M feline 2ippsn
Bpn ter 3afunft beilerer 3eit.
9a, aus bis,em Auell au nippon
Brinst rft xret unb @tliestit.
Cine 9tina atb tanb ID witter.
.peiu,atb! S@Snes 0Gttertinb.
Sie eebar rsttr frpbt Qiehtr,
@1Sn. wie rc|'ee 1ineer Fnb. !.
llnb NIT riidji ittspoQsr Site
VGeste mid bic Greanbesbanb,
llnp err Grauen CART 0emiitbe
@pb suua 3ran3 Gin linnig 8ane.
Aber xrauer INIT nun nieser
Muf eies 9er3, 10 mst& unb ,parnt,
Gpu Ter 9.imatb mub i'd tpitetr
3.ebn, Gin @anbrsr, miib' uns armt.
Die grimm rane pirt mid trIftn;-
llns bieS 9er3 Sou Danfta,feit
Nebn,' Id nit mir, ais ben arSetcu
@@ab fir &aum unt Gwisteit.
@bafcpes.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-06-16
@aul aaniefota, aamtaa 1e. s5nm


Da blieb Bier Giner 3uriid. Der marooe
tpar, bort Gtner. &ame1 aud NQe nttt
wieoer, ,.np betm Qt@te beieben, belertir>
ten {ie AQe IN BE 6eimatb unb perbareen
fl@. tenn tte @el@tdte batte balt Gin
Gnbe. Da tamtn fe 3um 0orfhein.
Damal8 fab i'd ibnen ni@t in bic 8arkn,
fonft bdtte t@ IS 8erabe ~ 8ema&t. Q8ir
ma@ten turje IaSmdri@e, nell nit faur
Beben. tonnttn unp uns BE S9ube i9ier
pom ben Glben III @tlde felen. @un
babeiu, b5rte i'd tetn @ort. Der Gulper
}@rteb rntr faft alle Nafttae. &ue eeuts
tetan,en 8rtefe na&Bsi&tdt unb tamen
ri4ttB an. Wir fam feiner.
(Gprtiesuns felst.)
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-06-16
ais nnftblbares Mtttel
fit bic Rranfbeiten ce5 Nu1eS.

Ql9 IN TeglpGF w tI1tA
fit bic &ranfbeiten pe5 NuBes.
(Mtute unb @rpni're)
0e,TenlUrner, Gitsruns BET SDranensriilsn,
s5ltmmern unb 91wa1e.
Das Miitel mirtt unfebltar, mag bic 4rans-
belt ifrppbulTien peer antern urlprunes fein !;
Ge mirtt es8ex @1pa@s unb Mbaebmen .sr
Rraft t,s Stbne,e.n uno teilt trantbafte 3u-
ffanbe in BEN 8au beGelben. DeloueerS ioleten
Yrlpneu 3u tmpfeblen, rs!ebe tbr Auee tort-
wdbrenb anaujlrenasu taten. Der Balm wirb
ibrer @ebfraft aQstmein seiunte 2batieteit tpie'
ter pe,lsiben.
Wrobirt's unb ibr perest's tsnatrt Rnttn.
VreiS IS Gent per Glaf1e.
baben bei alien Drugeilen.
Wpr(e u. Dailey, Gissntbaner.
Dubuque, Sotua.
Die Ma.eriaIien, aus tenen eS aubereitet If,
Siub rei,, unb tSfli@. Gs III NIT tv<er @or8'
falt unb @enauisseit sulammsnseiebt une init
Gt@erbet Nnb pbne @%mers anaupeneen. ea 90
Gus.rlieb applieirt mirb unb bic @efabr fauRtfder
neutrality-suspicious., spslde bas CARTE Mu-
eeae.webe f. lsidbt aerit0ren, Ss1meseet' ,..
unp tpie fir tas Muse 10 ungemetn hpDltpa'
tia wirfenp, puree 80 aud boot beiIlam CT
Iunbeu fur
fpruneene 0ippen unb DGnbe,
~ w ~ v y tNDbNi wv ~ Wv
ftpelas, Snfettsnft@e 's.
Wpr1e u.Datley, Dubuque, Scpa,
Gieentbumer.
o. @egsn Ginisnpun8 ppn 3U Gent In fran'
srtsn Brief ausei9idt.
Morse's Blackberry Balsam
G@ues Mittel fir Diarrbee,t @le@t'
0erbauun8, &tplera Merbus.
nter-&bplera, unb alleunter'
leits- -Rrautheiten.
AO7 paul NteAer.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-06-16

yltrleo unter ben Ginflub ter borttaen
S.ttenoerberbtbeit beg 3lssuolen @pieles
.autr uncbnunsen eiues abenteu,rltden
@uerlllatriegeS bepsutenb eelitten unb
il9 Antueenpen ansepSbnt bate, tpelde
letie 3urddrerlebunB ii Gin osIlnperfa
&'in1a bS@f prinslfd madten. Muf ie<
mem 3rantSpor'idiF muBten ,ur Nuf>
te@tba!tun9 ber Di8cipitn eerate,u
fur@tbaTe @o!ffbruneen eetrofen wer>
ten<
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-06-16
Aus btm gtben zines Doselbtratrs
in &rieo nnb. Trieocn.
1tne GraGtIung
BON
%. 8. - 9orn.
(1prtfebun ng,)


Isle t5nnen fi9 tenten." fob Ct tpte>
ter an, rtab mid Mnnetarbel9en'S &ebe
itubte ma9te. SD blieb nod cine @eils
fsen unp ba9te tardber na@, Gnblid
fanb i4, bab fie rett bate. Mcin Gntz
ldlub itanb .fef, t@ wpQte nun in BE
rotbe Wlable.
rNls i'd IN bas 5au8 trot bIrte t@
ldpn, tpie bie Mutter metnen @ater be-
artettete. 2luS tem (anften Some, NIT
BEN ct (pra@, eatnabm i'd, oab ter Siee
u,etner Wutter gan, nabe let. Sd trat
alio f9neu btn3u unp iaste: SD bab'
mid anber5 beiennen; i9 >ptQ nun In
BE M1ble aeben.
nMeine Mutter lief at wie cit, 8elot>
tener &rebs. Du Grseiel, rief fe, &paS
fdut btr benin efn 2 Grit fommt Ct unb la
ment:rt. Bis i9 ben @ater berum;utrie,
9en peripre@e, unb pie i'd es ba!p fertis
babe, pfeift ter @inb aus eineu1 attbern
2o9el @eB bin unb ,perb' beg Wllers
@adel.l. Ste warf ben b1l3ernen Ro@>
l5dtl In bte Gde unb lief III bic @tnbe.
Mefn 8ater 900 mir cine @elaIate binter
bas Obe unb 9tn8 tbr na@. SD rieb
bic Da@tel Gin unb to@tt: fe tpirb fi4
ia peri1bnen la6en! SD fannie ibr 8utes
3ers.
vDas eei@ab tenn au@, unb ba am
anpern Sage Spnntaa tpar, 70 oin9 n,ein
@ater mad BET Stride In bic Mlble, nnb
als It na4 elf llbr 3u 9au;e, mar's fers
ti8. SD betant 3tp6lf @ulpen unb ein>
fades 3ueebSr ,,np ipar 3nfrieten.
yNa@mitta8s trteb t1 NIT Mnnebdr>
bel@en bic &Ibe auf eine etniame @alp>
,pieie, 100 MIR re&t plaupern fonnten.
Ste freute fi4, tab i'd IN bic Mable fam.
StebR Reu, Mbtnbs, tpen, bu feierfa, tommR
bu berauf ~ NIT, rnb int @tnter fommft
pu tn uniere Spfnnfube. Spnntass fnb
,ptr ben 9ansen Na@mittae betetnonter.
@dtft tu 5olsbauer, II stnoen bic Nbenpe
fit unS oerlore1t, benh bu tpdrit 3u mdbe.
go if's be1er! >, baS mar elm gar
id6ner Na@mittas, neil es chen ber leBte
,par, 100 mir aulamuen b1teten. S1on
@ontagS fritz nabm i'd bas tleiue 8iins
bel, bas aQe meine 6abieli9tetten ,n,<
i&lue. unb ,p8 IN bic Mdble. Dort mar
cine turipie @irtbfdaft. Der MlQer
mar ettpa ft@3te SABRE alt uub i&on
re&t baufdQfg. Ct tru8 BET. 8an3en Sag
bic G@nappsbuttel In ber !6oitnta1@e
NIT i@ berum rnb f&nupfte gang ab<
l@eult9. Dabet bate ct rotbe entsdu>
bete Nuger, 3itterte nit ben 6dnben unb
mar Elm re&t uuappetttt@er Menf&.
S@pn UNI adt llbr MbentS f@Kef er tpie
Elm cad, unb teine Matbt bate i'm mad
0ebradt 3umal tpenn er In bic nermale>
bette S@nappStuttel tiefer bineinsetlidt,
als gut .par, tpa8 re8elmd6t8 In ber $50,
DE febenmal portau,. Dteier alte Mann
bate f4 bic Narrbeit etnfalen lal1tn, ein
junaes, blb19eS unb raf9.S Ding 3u
betratben, eeren 8attr. ia, ,ras fas' i'd ?
bertn l1rarobpater ct fat bdtte ietn t6ns
,,en. Die Mduerin mar ,,eun3ebn Sabre
alt, al8 Ct Ge beiratbete, unb tas naren
nun fdnf Sabre ber. SIN BpBelsterg
iuet mon: tpenn Elm alter Mant Elm
re@ter Marr tpirt, 70 beirotbet er Elm June
Bes Ding; unb ID fae's aud. Da tatt'
t4'S re&t opr Au8en. Die badte tbm
has Naus ouf BEN 4ppf. 81 muete pa>
rtren ,pie ein 2ebriuu8e, ,,nb III Allem Sa
ia8en, ,ras fe tbat. @a8te fe: Mlter,
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-06-16
la9erher Saloon

Son Wi@. S9ranB,
Gsllsr 5aneers) 3. Strase, ct. yaul.
Neln Bier unb Wsiu Tnt tsu gne fIas,
OaS S&napsleiu gut an n,einsr Bar.
uns metne Gigarren. tie eu ten 10 ieiy
nns srl 1T mein G6id.ant scu % urlleIsip
llne was ID er,atp 1T nc trat1t @eidttt,
Oetn eiE striidsr Ieutl9er !bui tugtuaesu
Nitt.
io| ytth. SGtans.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-06-16
~ Deutl6e Mpptbefe
u paul Ritger,

Empire Block, ubere Stapt 3. Strabe,
Ct. 4!an1, Minnefota,
bSt.fly ben Grp6. une Seinpntauf aae Mrten
pcu Nransien, paterlaneif&e unb amerifaniiGe
Npptpeserwaaren, une prapa.irte Nesi3inea in
SrGB,er Muswabl surritblg.
Disserpertdufer pout 9anee erbalten bst Gn-
srps- Baar. .Ginfaufsn bic a9ssSlnaiSRtn Gban-
cen.
MsSi,nsn screen na4 &sespten ~ feesr 3sit
sum bsfsH Material prapartrt.
psrfumerien unb Iuils:tenartisel in uniiter-
trofsasr Muspabl,
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-06-16
SpiepS @tpre.

5. S:sabs, nstsn nem rOlb NatuIecn SaIovn. :"
N1rag ssasnuser eem aIten plaee,
Saint Paul, Minnesota.
~ !. 1sst eem 9esb1ssn vnb!,Ium psse. erSHret u.
hal ltsta bas 8eifs unr 8illisn. sen
Groceries unp prppiltDnS
irher Wrt.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-06-16
Scr
@rpcerte n1tb Nrppilipnltpre
tDn
81 rr G. m
. ler. 6 3,
,SpttzStYaEe. ehr,unIa

Dvs!zStEaEe, ebrmaIs y. 6p1mann's.
Netbssr id res Strre >es S,a. y. SpR,uaru
Ill osr 6ostftaes tauFs.p istsrnpmmeu, tsshre i'd
mid esns YIs',tIm arsussissa. tab tssls!te nil
attn 2Haarsm IIr esN 0austtSa,L usIte id, in
- guttr Eaats;ai aes 70 billie, eis irssne Gin
9s,faft III fst S;aei Ysrtaale. teaens ee,lstsu
1T. 81. Grh
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-06-16
WarDeu Gity bous,

UeutlGe5 @ofz uEe Scareiuo Saus
Gte ser 1t It uus Minnelota- StraEe
ct. Yaul, Minu.
ucn 6enry Bpdsnfele.
0isfss lrstsn srn mir e,STnstc u. ours Sap.
bsrfse nne gsausmitt Elm, e.i4ie.r gaft- urs
Srarsinsbaus aendbrt 5remesn pieSoilaanaern
aussessitntlis 2sss, autsn 3iiet une fpIise Ys
tieung Itc,baurt. SD sn.pTssIe saIelbe ti,r.
nit b,lfns t'm sesbsten oeutl&en wubilum.
Cenry 8cdenfelb.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-06-16
paul Rie0er's
Grel1ente8 Mltden1D17er,

@reQente8 Mugea>p10er,
bewabrt in ben f9pierisfea Jalen ais wunb.r-
bar pi,fenees 5eilmittel, it, wie bic obiasn
Vrdparate, Yatisnten pie INSTRUMENTATION be-
itens tmpfoblen.
@ir mU@teu Mittern iasen. ba6 Morie's
Bladberry- Ba a N ale laQe ron
Spmmertranfbeit summer-complainD
tei Niutern teilt.
Atprie's Stalientfeber slnsen=
8alfaln
-
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-06-16

"a Dr. Sc Montreptlle,
~1D 3abnarst
Dritts Strabe, rabe ter wof.OfEes, St. pavl.
aaes, was i'd auf 3dbnt unb Munb bs,isbt,
pirb IN beferaDsiie u. 3u gsaRplfen bslesst.
Bt3tebunsen:
PER- 0ats (Spn 8crup u. Sals) BanIier.
9err Gbsertpn, 2. Nptipnal. Banf
81. pc@pispen, Bi(&pf @raee.
Die Drs. @ttslRdqt, Brisbtn, S@eQ nnb bic
Msrste 81. yaul's iiterbaupt.
0H. 3iefer, Gbitor htr @taatsseitun9, unb cine
srebs Inaabl berSorraasneer Barser. 1861
Dr. M. ST. pattelf ION,
3abnarat,
8. @trabe, neben 81. Stetpart's Apptbefe
ct. pauI. 1tnn.,
uuaiebt 3atn. Operattonen (&meralps uub binia
une &bsrnimmt bas Ginfeben tunali4er 36bue
lur btaen Betrtettguug. 311-1Y
@ottfrieb @ie9entbaler,
Deutf@er Netbtsantpalt unb Motar.
81. vaul, Rinnu
pralti3srt IN allen 0eri@!stSfen bee @taates unt
be(pr9t aQe anbeyn In iein Rod einitbIaoer,btn
5@yiftlt&en Arbeiten unb @el@Gfte.
Dfftee: vbSuir Blsd. aund$R Ter Bride.
Mufetpaft. tbr &errn 9@u6madber.
tiuf bis ft@s cute S&ubma@sr re,ssn 70.
fort nerlanet fir fetne gtdb. unb pesarbeit.
0uter eptn unb befdnbtee 8rf@6flteuns aa.
.andJt. Nur Mrbetter esfer 9iaRe HSsen I'd
melStn. pratt puebfsn.
81 321 RoserS 8led, 3. StrA6e.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-06-16
@aul @ie8er'S
unfeblbdre

We6i5i11 seseu NbeWn10tiSmWS
islbf in ben bIsartis(leu Gdaen bieier 3rantbst
poM llaarHer Wirfung, pi.b ben Qansfaufeuten
au 1ol9en preiien absela0su, wsl@e tbneu quite
Vrrfts beim Gertauf i1Gtrn.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-06-16
Das berlbmte enelil9e
Yferoe>, &tn6Nieb- Il. @6af>

psl4sS isees Garusr ais fdsrnss Gurmittsl fur
aas Arteu duberlt@tr 1rantbeiten {tines 8sb-
ifaness I'm 9auie ba!tsn ipllte.
Sir eslss Qinimeut balte id bas Dsppt fir
esn Gnsrob '@sstauf in ben Staatsn Minntluta
unb gEiseonlin.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-06-16
Paul Rieser's
8lut> ltl16 @QQenreiri9u

BIZ tsRe Sansmebyin fur bic erp6e Mn;abl BON
Hrantbeisen, psl9e pur@ 0.runreininuns res
YlutS uno StDruns per Gereauunss> Srsane
bIeprgsrufen nrresn.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-06-16
- Deutibe Mpptbefe
tpn
Dr. Is. !. #tll&,,

u @bemtttr unb DtustE
ct. Mntbpny- -@trabe, spi[&en amertean- un
Dinalpp-p prufe.
5t. waul, Nt1nei ota-
rlnter3et&nsterfest bas serebrtt putltium IN
Renntnib, Bag er Spnf febt abtn feinsr Sftee ete
Smpfung mitfrti@em selunhem Stct Serntu'u't
Deselei9en bat er frif@en @arten. .t1ras'uno
Blumen1amen n ertalter. Dr. Niller.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-06-16
@eele'S
6QQrbalIam (6Qirlife),

Das ausss,siaRst0s aasr beIannten Msittsl, CUR
8tfSreeruns tes @a&stbums tss paars unb
Wieeer5srfslluue Der Glue unb urlprineli@en
Garbe ttrIeltsn, fir ben @rub. u. Glsinsertauf.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-06-16
S. u. 8erpat8, @. ..
Mr3t u,p @kirurg.

&de @abafbap' unit 9. @trabe
Yelunsere Aufmestiamseit pirb ser Gbirursis
detrihmff 80. 338
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-06-16
Doctor Mpienf,

Mr3t @ccuudeur, Mu9enarSt & Sperateur.
Office: Gde BET Dritten unb Minnelota0rab,.
@pre@funben: Bon abr NprAsns bis A nbr
Na&mittags.
Rtfbens: BertRraee, ,'abe benz @nsuiasbeuIs.
Grtl9er Smpf1pff tets Dorbancen.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-06-16

lleu SpIet ceo of0prl1fgencen Hampfe6
fino bereits eefalIen. 3pei Staliener
iu@ten pom Bprenta@ aus na@ preuben
3u eAtfieben, truroen aber, rer Cine in
pirna, Der 9lnbere in Dresden feRaenom>
men une an Seitrei9 ausseliefe,t. Sa
Gberefenfaet bI6ten 8site ibr Inter
ntbmen mi! tenn Gube cur9 pulper unr
Slei. 5n Golse bisler Delertipn uni
ancerwetter beoroblider Nnseidea fino Biz
ttalienilden Iruppen pom ter @ranse
mad cem Snnern Sefreid6 3uridge3ot
gen, ba man ni4t 3weifelt, rae bel cine,
Wnnaberuns an preuBilae IruppentIypfr
bic Ausreieeret unter ben Staltenern in
8r6Berem Waefab: um ii9 ereifen riitfte.
@s fteben be6balb rur Grpaten unp llnz
8ara in 8ooenbad unb llm9esenc. :
Die Gefune 3beref fenfapt icQ mad &ua<
la8en ron Mueen3enaen in einem bereus
tenpen llmtreile unterminirt lstn, UNI ite
n6tbt9enfaus IN cie 2uft iprensen su t1nz
nen.
Wunaen, 18. Wai. Gnbli9 miez
per etnmal Elm ben. Grieben oanftaes 3si'
den! Gin Mni&lae am i&warSen 8rctt
pertintete teuie ben Stubirenben rer
llniperiitdt, bab btejeni8en, pel9e teuer
etn S@lueeramen 3u beftfben baben, midi
mebr dnberufen werpen, IS muBte fd
benn tte pplitiide 2aae lterraidenb pi,
ferer Beita!ten. Diejenisen Stursnt,n
aber, tpel9e etra ldpn einberufen Gns,
t5nnen am 1. Suni III ibren Stucisn
jutidtebren. untetl@rteten III Der iffu.
pertretenoe 8ultUemini1er. "
Die 2lBntr>@ @lpde. Sn
Iyrol 9iebt IS nod cine, In pielen @irtbsz
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-06-16

Office 3. Str., iiber Mapp'S GiisnsStore.
@cbuuns Gde 10. uns Messer @trabe.
@pu@Runben autl&tn II une 3 11br Na&m.
Nsbsnbsi balte i'd eeutl&e @erie, touie @e.
tiainem aum pripat. unb Gamilteneebrau@ unb
Or. Gintbers Ibierar3t fir 2anbleute gun, 8er-
fduf. n.:-s. 4O5t
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-10-18

kept sobbing!: "!"Qwhat shalt d6P" 10
Which question She got tin answer olhI
H Andthus theTamaatu Tom lfOpndlthefn,
and Kitty told the stOyy, and Tom tTfm-
bled to think how dpear, death kitty had
been, and lie knew he ought to Daye
Thought first Of Minnie, and tKat1 Ire ohYht
tosay something butiIe only yistoodi twirling
the ends of his silk handkerchief andwish
ing he. was girl he could cry, too. ~,
But Minnie dried her eyes, using for that
purpose d pink Kid glove instead of her
handkerchief, for she was sinsore trouble
Tom" she said in thick and husty
tone, you love Kitty, and she will love
you sometime, If she don't5now.' And |
won't stand in your way. And s0it'sall
over between usi and You musnitfeel sorry
for me. d l know you WOuldH,G have broken
with me, and that YOii lneailt to stand by
your promise; butit wOuidn'tbefight, you
know, to marry me with love1 for another
WQInan In. your heart. And now l. willgo
home by myself. i would rather, and you
had better wait till Kitty feels better."o"
Here Tom should haveGeFvered aspeech
clothed in that tender and simple language
and with that beautiful ,peth0s andrefne-
ment OF feeling jOr which we all know
poor ycting working men are so remark
able.O But he was ain exception to this
class, and so he only l.twiTled his, handker-
chief the harder and looked foolish, and
was dreadfully afraid he, Would cry, and
only managed to say, "Don't, Minnie,
don't break with me this way. JWewill
talk itover.n-. u..V .Gr.- ott d1,,,
use in talking it over-I know 1t all. Don't
feel sorry for me. You icoUIdn't help it,
and / couldn't help doing what have to-
day, and what i doing now, and Kitty
couldn't help being pretty. And now don't
you be feeling sorry for me-"
And 50 she left them, and the two stood
watching her in sience and shame, and
pity while she went her way across the
field uDtu she seemed TO them to melt into
the crimson gl0rics of the west. '-.. '''''
And now it would seem as il Minnie had
established quitea claim. to be considered "a
heroine; but then you see, she did nothing
in the orthodox way.
Aud, moreover, after these events shedid
not pine idto "beautiful and luminous
shadow and die placidly and serenelyya at
sunset or at sunrise (ueVer by any, possible
chance in the middle OF tile day shadowy
heroines and especially luminous oHGsn
being governed by erentlaws from other
shadoWs) after giving Iopl her blessing
and Kitty her Sunday clothes. .a.-s,,..L
No, indeed, [ am not sorry to say She
still persists in keeping alive and wpIi.
And, worse than this, If anything can be
worse, she bought COW With the money
she had put aside for wedding tnery; and
now, haYing plenty OF buttcrmills to drink,
is getting rather stout. -' '.... A
And now am sure the public will take
pity on me and solve the puzzle can not
ami which has robbed me of rest and pleas
ure, and answer the question, Is she d
heroine ? ~. Pr. .t .i,I .l. .. t I
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-10-18

q DR.. DtO Lewis. in an article in the Octo-
Der ,HerqId Of Health says OF the dress in
troduced into his school:
The short skirts, although in Importance
to Health the least vital of these three
changes, is, nevertheless, very impQrtant.
The skirt should fall Il little below the knee.
The pants should be the large Tprkisll
pants, which, made long enough to fail 70
the ankles, and fastened at the bottom by
being drawn close abogtJhe ankle with a
slight elastic cOrd, should then be drawn
up to the place usually occupied by the
garter. and pulled down to tie middle or
a little below themiddlei of the calf OF the
leg. When going out into the cold air, the
exposed part of the leg should be covered
with a patent leather anNlet, anu, during
the cold season of the year, that part of
the leo should bs covered with two thick
nesses of Woolen. While all this. peculiar
arrangement is, in point of convenience
and Protection, less satisfactory than the
straight pants, such as gentlemen wear, L
nevertheless adviser it, because it is very
difficult to Introduce what is known as the
blo0mer costume. .....,....-..r
For example: In my school at LexingZ
ton. Massachusetts, IHhad moreN than a
hundred fashionable. yOunglalics last wiR7
ter, all OF whom, wore constantly during
y y
hastic costume, While all the fashionable
ladies of the village outside of the 'institu-,
ton adopted thesame- dress. lndeed, it is,
almostrare to see in lexington a lady with,
a long dress. Nm attempt to Introduce the
lBloomer costume, am sure, would have
pro vei a flillIe, not III our own house, per-
hlps, but, in its influence. outside. All
Through our part of the country, when we
10 out to ride, we see ladies in tlie short
dress. ~ Indeed, sSfnen0f fthB clergymen,
who observedthat,our young ladies chang
ed for the long dress on going, ,to. church,
came to me to say that they hopedI. would I.
ALLOW them to come in theif short dresses,
for they liked verylmuthl to see them. W. y
1 "A single lady appearing ia the streets, of
Boston in the regular -Blopmor costume,
attracts crowd Of boys, While twenty Of,
our young ladies can 20 into Boston With
out remark or notice. The fact lis, we men
aud boys are very jealpus,0f our .breeches, a
but tue gymnastic costume does not involve
that garment aud so we lords OF creation
give our ceiiseht to its adoption by our sS-rI
ters. a. 70 -'Ou VoH .fA Nriy.Ib gT8 yaLi
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-10-18
PIuifznliise,di 'iDhrri,eSyg..

! ASoutherp correspondent relates the fol- .
loving. ahd calls tia true yarn -uii' .N8
/ a. GOOD storyuis t6ldsOf Al scend>wHcll !
lately took place between friedman .aadfao
Dutch Lieutenant, who WAS AclipG in the
capacity of Provost Marshal. fG Seems
tpat tha,sleatoni office TepIesent ing ithep
majesty of the United STATES keeps on hand,
In order to make his office pay, a, small
siock of tObaccoand ginger cakes, to- sell to
the Ireedmen9 One day!a strappibg dar-l
key poked his head in at the door: and 2
asked! .-.,-,Fs,.f+
War is de massa provOst?" .y-,g,
'fVell, vat you vants?n demanded the
Dutch Lieutenant. ............ ..-...ensa's
'.Well, quit working down dar on dat
PLACE, Y said Cuflee. e...,...........,.....L
"And vot te tevil you quits for?" in-
quired the officer. .,-,.
"Why, you see, massa, dey's onny glib
me oneleight oh de corn, and ober on deoQ-
defIplAce daE -dey gibs one-siNteenth." liAiO
Come in here, yoWtam black skim" said
the officer. "Now you buys these two
shinger cakesfor twenty-five cents, ana zat >
Eesheap." .,......., y3i11js4 s'f,s isfo5s
I gGiiee pays down the quarter. - man
NVell, now, look here nit you," contin-
ued the officer. / cuts dis sRfnger cake in
eight pieces; YOU see dat ?l' no ci sso1g9g
HYes, .sar,16repliedS the darkeyy with "a n
SVell, deh 1 cuts dis oder shinger7 cake in y
sixteen pieces you see datp Pr or l.oA
ssXes sar.nioq 9Gj 5sniggR bgrgp3b s1ollgd
."Xell den, you, tam fool, you goes back told
your place; for you, see re Y0n-eiglt is
more peter zan' ze Won sixteenth.nu 'iayno'
Cufee left apparently satisfied, but still 4
evidentlY very much perplexed, in Teutonic u
filoo sil 10 3Egfn9. r0bni nni i
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