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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-03-19
5TATH NTE NT
or THE
HOME INSURANCE COMFY.
AUDITOR OF STATES oFFtCE,)
DEPARTMENT OF INSURANCE.,

4
COLUMHUs, ono, January -, 1868
TT ~ HEREBY CERflFIED, that the Hems
L Insurance Company, located at Columbus, in
the State Of Ohio, has complied, In all respects,
with the laws uf this state relating 90 such lnsu-
rance Companies, for the current year, and has
hled m this office sworn statement, by the pro.
per officers, showing It's condition and business,
at the date Of such Statement, as follows;
Amount OF actual pad up Capitm-.u....tiOo.0 %
Aggregate amount Of available Assets 23i, 100 ~
Amount Of Premium Notes on which
Policies arc issued, taken by the
Company under former orgauizuiOn,
securing to Policy holders the pay. Na
mont Of losses on property insured
10 the amount OF ss,2O,l nos OO.,...,. 23i ,7os 50
Includes lIe.Insurance fund .....@,.., 2sss II
Amount Of Income for the preceding
ycars.s.ss stsssss.ssss.'ssshJto IL
Amount of Expenditures for
the preceding ycar..,.....,. 90, CSC -
la witness whereof, have hersunto subsGribed
IL. 81 my name, aud caused the Seal Of my
office TO be affixed, the day and year
above written. JAS. II. GOODMAN,
lnarlJnoelt3 Auditor of state.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-03-19
Immense Oncnlng.--Mr. A.

immense Opcning.--Mr. A. Waldman,
will reopen his Hoop Skirt Manuf,ctory, in Mrs.
L. c. Aliens room, ON Market street, mex, week.
His stock will be the largest aud most complete
ever brought to the city, and at hny per cent.
cheaper rates than ever before offered The
ladies Of Tin andvicinity arc invited to call and
eNnnine his now stocll.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-03-19
House and Zoe f0r Sale.

I WtLe' ftti iatlplfvAte aaie betsosi,f thh and
the lst OF April, h0ase aud lot loeased oA
Jefferson street llArn and dukllpa asel; h0l, tfssa
q various klndsi aud well and tSso clels,hapA
thg premises. Apply to lr"
nol5u II. s. WENNEAt
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-03-19

PcFfumey. An immense stock Of Per-
fsmery, ofevery description, at
HERSulSER 6 MYERS.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-03-19
Fatal Accldcnt-l Man Drowned -

Mr, Aaron Miller cf this vicinity in company
with suother man Tn aboat, While endcAyorlng to
secure a log IN tho river on saturday morning.
the itth instant, we're carried over tho dan-the
latter by some means made his escape, but Nil
lCr wss drowned, leaving wife and two childrcn
to mourn his loss. This is one Of the many in.
stances where tho utility of Life aud Accident,
insurance is manifest. We would hereby warn
slt others Of ,hc danger of delay and solicit them
to call upon us and for avery small sum insure
their families sgains, an such contingencies ~
procuring policy m the travellers Aeciden,
insurance Company Of Hartford. Connecticut
Tor which We are agents,
ROBERT LYsLEG Co,
gcnefal Insurance Aconts
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-03-19

Magnolia waier.--A delightful toilet article
Superior to Cologne aud at half the price. 2t2I
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-03-19

Times first footprints are wrinkles aud gray
har,sod although nothing has yet been discov.
cred 70 'ctsdiettethe fdrm0r the latter nsy he
easily obltcrated by the use Of Rings Vegetable
Ambrosia. We knew that it will restore gray
hair to its original color aud remove from the
s1elp all itching or irritntion whether caused by
dandruff OF humors. at the same time impartiug
80 the hair that glossy and beautiful look so much
desired.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-03-19
EYE AND EAR lNFIRMARYl
School Examiners Notice.

THE school Examiners OF senoca County viii
4 examine teachers - the GrsDd ytiry Room. n
the Court House In 1if'n on the ftth and 2sth
days OF March, on tho fth, ISM and 1th d.Ss ol
April, on the %, Sth, and 23d DAYS of Ms, ainI
on the 9Th day Of Iuno, 1868. Applicants win y,
required To be present as early "a one osef5ck on
the days OF examjnNtion, OF they will not b. sK-
amtucd. No oertlhcates will be lsAied exeept On
an exRminAtlon day, and tesehefs arc requested
not TO apply for certificates Oh any other day
lOHN MGCA Gt.JlEY, lt
u ! RIRkw 6oD, ''s
a. b. i. MYl.tr,n y
1lean, March ~, 1865 Examiuers
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-03-19

The latest style of Paris bonnet Is tue
FAnchon with II diadem or very narrow rim
on the front edge, against which the flowers
and lace forming the inside trimming rest.
There is no other shape that so well becomes
all styles OF features as the Fnnchon, and
this is the reason why it has always been
iayorite. Then, so long as the newer shapes
do not make pretty face look prettier aud
add a charm to plain one, the Fanchon will
be the fvorle with the ladies: The raised
front and coronet require bright, pretty face
beneath TO be effective
The laces used for decorating the new bon
nets, as scarfs and wells, have been imported
Of every color and shade, to match the ma
terials Of which the bonnet is mada, and are
spangled with gold or crystal, or are frosted,
being rich and beautiful. Almost every hon
net has lace veil, or curtain or scarfs At
tashed. The gilt ornaments, which have
been much worn, are going out small beads
or nailhcads and crystal pendants will be more
used. All the new bonnets recently import
ed are rich and elegant
ROUND HATS.
In round hats the usual variety will be
brought out. The new Oues have higher
crowns than those OF last year, and wider
brims. Some have rolled brims, aud one
style Of high crown slopes up from the brim
TO small Hat top. Some turban shapes arc
also among The new straws, but it is yet TOO
early to decide which will be the prevailing
style in straws,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-03-19

Base Ball.-The b. b, C's are reluvinat.
ing all over the State. The Columbus Club
has reorganizcd and clcctel officers for the
ensuing campaign. Tilin should aot DO be.
hind in this matter, We long to hear again
The Doctors sonorous voice determluedly
enuucating "foul aud our eyes are aching
for sight OF the batter just stretching his
legs for the home base as if the devil were
after him, stopping short and resuming the
bat. We fcverishly await for the privilege of
standing on first base with our eyes bunged
out on the alert for the ball TO put some dis
comited cuss out. We shall be iuwarlly con-
tent only when we can once more sec T. b.
rs well fed Body on 81 base beckonng gently
at the ball with his fingers ere it reaches them.
Toby's oily locks We cannot hope to see again,
but let that pass, All US All us! will the
time soon come?
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-03-19
FOR SALE.

A well Improved farm OF 200 acres, near Tif.
n nm, Ohio. Terms aud price reasonable, Also,
so aereaof good timber land near BaaoOn o. "a
wilt sell the whole or part ofthe nrst tImention.
sd tract II n0f sold will be for rent
jan0-sm. H. CREEGER, sr,
IoN PRINTING, FL&IN, or IN C0LORs
~ neatly and promptly eNecute1 Atcity hfices a.
the IbiBcNE JOB Rooms.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-03-19
Close Conneotions are Made,

AZ sandnsky, with Trains Of (Nortbern Divis-
iaal Lake shors fRNiiroAd Tine, and during the
ssasoH ef nsyigation,l with Lake steamer, for
theTsl@nds and Detroit
At Clyde, with Trains Of (Sonthern Division
Lake shnre RAilroAd Line.
AZ Carey. with Findlay Branch Trains.
AZ Forest. with Trains Of Pittsburgh, Fort
WAvne. and Chicago RailWav.
At Bellefontaine. with Trains Of the Belle
fontsine fCrestline and Indianspolisl Railway.
Al UrbanA. with Trains Of the Colnnlbus and
indianapolis Central Railway.
Al Springfield, with London Dranch trains.
:. AZ Lsaaan, with Trains of the Columbus and
X-nia RAILROAD.
AZ DAYTON; with trains of,he Dayton and wes-
torn Railroad.
,At. Cincinnati, with Through Express Trains
20 and from louisville. Indianapolls 81 Louis
Csiro. Memphis. and tho South Kentucky Cen
trail Railr0Ad aud Ohio River Nail. .RAais
ThisIine has been NEWLY EClUIpPFD with
Superior Modern Day Coaches. SMOKING Cars and
Night Sleeping Cars, unsurpassed in comfort and
Bivle frtrr faTrr
TRAINS run THROUGH TO and from Gin
cinnati without tran'fer 70 Passengers or Baggage
At DaYtaag thlr ensuriur acOnIfort And aadntg
ereatlt n fhe pleasure OF the trip between the
Lake aud tho Ohio River.
THROUGH EICKERTS sold snd BAGGAGE
CHECN givsn to alfpHnrfRN cflies reached by
tAts Road and chnuertfug lines
7. q. WILLIAMS. Superintendent.
4, n. GOODMAN, General fIeket Agent
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PREFERRED SPECIALS.

Coed News An sick and couvaiesccnt
patients use SIN otspatkiius cstswba wiue. II
can be found At ucrshiscr Myerss.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-03-19
HM
Cincinnati, Ssndusky, & Clevelanr
e. = RAIL ROAD.
THE PIONEER LINE OF OHIO.
TIME CARD, JANUARY IL. 1865.
l DAILY, TsuNpAvs ExcrPrtn.1
TRAINS LEAVE TIFFIN,

GOING SOUTH AT
7'sS A. NJ, 10'2S A, NJ, and 1917 4. NJ
GOING NORM, AT
5'39 4, NJ, 1858 A. NJ, aud 5;ia y. a.
Express leaves sAhdnsky Sunday instead Of
Saturday evenings. snd Accommodation leaves
Dayton sunday instead Of SaturdaYevenings.
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rhr Rndrer stnte nntinr.Mnnnr-rh rhi.


new aud extraordinary chun is now On oxhR.
tion in our city by Mossrs. Bean and sprscuc. og
Wisconsin. Daily exhibitions Of churnins are
hadupcu the public square which aprctr to gjvc
entire saiisfaction-butter being churncd by 1t
IN less than ose aias'c In every instance. u Is
constructed on sn entirely new and scientific
principle, and We have no doubt that IL Is the
most perfect churu over offered TO the public.
Every farmers wife in tho county has long felt
the necessity fot such achuru-onc which con.
sumes but ofcw minutes time, and whore butter.
making becomes aplcasurc rather than a drudge.
Senator Bean and Cot spraguc will remain IN
out city for a fortnight thoroughly introducing
the merits Of their invention. and testing its
qualities to the satisfaction Of an This Is no
bogus patent.right, but genuine improvement
upon every and sl cf the thousand and ono
churns that dood the countryside NJ p,s ulri, Of
American genius, and the Incorporating
friend Of the housewife Rooms Ia llyan's block,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-03-19
More Jokcrs Aheadl-we are nd.

more JOkCrS Ancau I've are nd.
monished by our guardian, the astute editor Of
the 1dccrtiser, that we arc sgNu the victim Of n
court. .house-wsg. The suggestion regarding =
committee to run to ires, 1t appears, is another
joke, AMI It has been explicitly explained to ne
by our friend. This time our unsopbist,oated.
ness stands unimpcachcd, but mild hint Is di-
rec,cd at our "thck headcduoss," in words fol-
lowing, to.wit;
eve hope our Council, hereafter whom in.
dulgng In leyity, will inform our matter f.fNot
ncighbOr, So that he may not make such pub.
lc display of his thick headcducss.'
BE the same more or less.
We most earnestly hope that the council will
joke of lis wags or clsc give us the protection
above named.
The item we publishci was given lis by a
Democratic official.
logical summary andwe are done. The man
who calls another thick headed, is concious that
he himselfis without that disability. Therefore
the editor Of The Aircrtiser is not thick headed.
(Oh, no0 But u hc Is not thick bea iod, lie
must be thn-hcadcd. Now, thick head, 10 is
but fair to presume, contains brains, but a thin
head being devoid Of bulk or substance, can not
possibly have storage.room for brains or any
other agent Of intelligence. Therefore the writer
of the above paragraph has no brains and We
discharge him ~ our guardian.
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culture peut provoquer ct hatcr Fsr
toute Ia France. lie premier bien qui
en- resulte. ct ce bien est immense,
c'cst one, quand le foin est boitele, le
cultivateur salt, a une livre pres, dc
quelle quantite de foin il peut disroser
pour son betail jusqu'A Ia foraisou dc
Ian qui Went. lie second bien, non
moins important que le premier. c'est
qu'entre les bottes de foin empilees.
soft dams Ia grange. soft dams les men.
les couvertes en- chaumc. il reste des
passages pour Ia circulation de lair ct
le degasement des gaz resultant de la
fermentation que doit subir le foin
ap,es 10 fenaison. 81 cette fermcn ntation,
necessaire pour developer toutes les
proprietes nourrissantes du foin, est
ponssee trop loin. le foin s'echauffe,
s'altere, ct quelquefois s'enaamme
spoptanement: c'est ce qni ma jamais
lieu avec le foin bottels. Dams les can
tons Oh le foin nest pas bottele, on ne
peut en- donper d'autre raisou, simon
que ce nest pas Pusage du pays. Mais
il nest jamais trop tard pour commcu.
Ger 4 bien faire. ct. dams les usages
agricoles, il ny . rieu d'ancien qui
matt commence par etre DOuveau.
A. YsABEAU.
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AoENcH la souvELLH-ORLEANs
E.-C. WHARTON & Gle, Bourse des Marchands
rue Commune, entire les StChares ct Camp.

Becnel. ct du cote den bas par cello du dit
A.-G. Wiendahl.
Aussi une certaine quantite de- plant do
cannes sur Ia dits habitation, sept mulets,
outils aratOires, meubles meublsnts, etc.
TERMES ct CONDITIONS:
Les efets mobiliers payables compliant.
La prnprietS immObilisre payable un
tiers compliant ct 10 balance en- deux tor
mes 6gaux scheant reapectivement les Ter
jnnvier 1870 ct Ter janvier 1871, repr6sen-
tes par les billets de l'acquereur en- coupons
pour Ia commodite des cTeancisrs, psya-
bles 4 son propre ordre ct par lai endoss6s,
ct portsnt intsret al taux do six pour cent
par an drpuis Ia date de- radjudicstion
jusqu'a recheancs, ct de- u aG tanx do
huit pour cent par an iusqu'a parfait pais-
ment; les dits billets devant etre garantis
par hypothsque speciale ct privilege do
vendeur svec clause Dc sos slisaasls sur
ID proprets vendue,
Psroisse St-Jean.Baptists, IA novembro
1868. y. JACOB,
sndic 1e ID succession.
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PEG pen on eu etait arrive 10 traer svee plus do
Difference dams ses buubles fopctions ' .#f
LIE Baudriot mettait des formes.
Ma Basdrot ii 6ers avsit des sourires ct des egards
ponr 20 homms de peiue.
-Psfienes, patience. dais tooous ls bonhouue, plus
trists d. tout et redeycnu rusS. ~sr@r @EE-r -.
Un oss prt = 6lle part ct lui coota qui pas
saA a-,
-Bsudriot lui dit est smbi.isux ct II voola fire
pus quill no pouvait. II naison de campsgne. il fa
btir meme les srss dams b grand Vostu tout celia
na qs'sn tempa et voili 10 sien qui sen Va.
-Qcs me coDtes-tu ID .. ..ss... .rz. =. s
-Baadriot me dois siuquants mile francs.
I. "A toi! --=----..--@..---- .---
-Oui, 1 no... II cooneocS par cipq cents isaoes
Oh CO ete DUR mails est Les entrepreneurs le
poursuiveut II ne psot plas msrcher. II ui hut treute
mile francs il les cberche. il es srosve pss rsvieu.
drs moi Aloss je redeuapderai ma bousique. .
-Qai edi pense eels! .-""s'
Moi, quand je mo ssis mis- homue Dc psiDs ehes lui
je avais qail - vieudrah A..~. Cest sa homms h
uss Al non petit Baudriot. to mas pas vouu ma for.
tuss eh ben |. cea moi qui aurai ID tiepne.
Qainss ours apes Duvquet await en- pochs sur pspier
en- booue orme scte qui b sait Do rechsf prorrsirs
d. Saiot GArsest a.a@ .a@
I'd vss e rene,tss daos lee a.ires hi dit = 6lle
Moo u n sa6s d vivS dans ma naisos. = d'y
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voir retabr ensegne qui it prosperte ct reputa.
ton il me suit de vivrs ID supras dc toi 'Ia -
-Mais. slors! @~ aae ...
-Ie propretsirs. CO SRA ton msr qui ns pas tte, II
sss v tres beureux dams les saires mais qu taime, il
me recrt sous les mos ct qu est somme bon suet
Nous correspoodu rtgusreuent Dams ma dernere
Iere ui a propose de vous eabIir dams m. boutique
que je racbee. accepte oie cets ooubinaisou ct
demain II seva de retour. - III
A oeite nouvelle h psuvre femme. que 10 bonhsur
suGoquait. % jsa cou de son psre. s- .-
Jc NETS une condition votre etablissement dit Du.
vques cest que s figure pas sur reuseigne,
du moins tcoutea mes oonseis, ct Que mourra au
Sa1os Urgent. EuosSs HoREr.
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FENAISoN

La premiere chose / faire pour
operer une bonne fenaison, c'est de Sc
procurer de bons faucheurs. Je ne
meptionne que pour menoire les ma.
chimes l faucher qui sont pour ID plu-
part de simples machines 1 n'oisaonuer.
plus on moius heureusement modiides
Av.nt que ces sppareiIs. sppeles tres
probsblement / jot er IN role important
dams rsgriculture de pavenir. puissent
devesir dun usage general. ils ont l
reeevoir do profoudes amsliorations
dams le sens de ID simpIieite ct do bon
,narche. Dams leur etst actuel. i's COD.
tent trop cher, ct CONNIE 10 grande
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]. B o S S | E R
AVOCAT

e1erce dams lee parolsses 1t Charles, St.Jso
Baptiste, St-Jscques OF Ascensioa. r-.gL
Bureau I st-J9 p-Bsptists. Edgar p. o.
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crime. De temoin II devient accuse,
puts ne veut plus ouvrir Ia bonche,
sentant quill a perdn deja Ia COM
payne de ca vie. Msis on le COLI
damne sur son silence CONNIE on
q condamne "a femme sur sa deposit
ton, ct tous denx sont livres au
bourreau qni les etouffe.
VOLTA les puritaius pei"ts par
eux-memes. les pharisiens decrits
par l'Evangile. VOLTA les scrnpuleux
bigots de Ia Nonvelle-Angleterre.
Longfellow . bien hesite nm peu
avant de les clouer su pilori ct
s'est dit sans doute Quill enlevait
le manteau qui couvrait le corps de
Get antre Noe, ivre de sang, mais
10 posts ne s'est pas srrets ct IL .
obei ! l'inspiration.
"Pourquoi, s'ecrie.t.il, remuer nm
tel snje.. ct / quoi bon! Ponrquoi
trainer 1 10 lumiere du jour les er.
rcurs dun Age des longtemps econ.
lsl-Je reponds Pour les precep'
tes qu'eIles cnseignent, Ia liberts
de conscience ct de parole, Ia Fol,
pEsp<rance ct Ia Charlie. Ia Charlie
snrtout, 10 plus grande des vertns.
Souvenons-nous done que Ia Cha
rite est IN devoir 1 regard de tous.
Donnons / antrni ce que nous de-
mandons pour nous; one 10 com.
passion Sc mele au blame. 81 nous
ne voulons nous condamner nous.
mtmes ct prendre notre part de
honte."
C'est fort bien pcnse ct non
moins bien exprime, mais CONNIE
Ia majorite qui Went d'envoyer
Butler su Cong,es en- qu"lite de
rcpresentant du Massachusetts,,
tient un langage ct une condnite
fort diferents dc ccux Qui sont
preches ci-dessns. il imPor. de
montrer les taches de san n que
gardent aux mains les desceI idants
des persecuteurs de Ia N"uvelle.
Angl.terre, aujourd'hni detracteurs
ct calomniateurs du Sud, ct c'est
pour celia one lc genie familier d.
LongfeIIow Iui dicts le poeme Oh
peut se mirer son Etat natal.
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ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA
PAROISSE AT-JEAN.DAPTl0
Cour de payoisse
Succession do &c. WIENDAHL

En- vertu dun ordre de vente datS du II
novembre A. D., 1868, 1 moi adressS par
l'Honorable Cour Dc paroisse de rEtat dc
ID Louisiana, dams ct pour ID parOisse st.
Jean. .Baptiste, rOffrirai en- veDte publique,
/ rencan, sur los lieux 10
MARDI, Is DECEMBRE A. D., 1868,
III heures A. n.
les propriStSs immobiliares ct mobilieres
ci-dessOus dScrites. savoir:
Une certaine habitstion sucriere, situ6e
dams 10 psroisse St-Jean- Baptiste, sur IL
rive droite du feuve Mississippi, mesurant
onse arpents d. face NJ dit 6euve sur
environ quatre-vingt-dix arpents Dc profon.
deur, ouvrant d'environ deux degrees l
l'arriare ct cOmprensnt les concessions
jusqu'a ID ligne du township, ct coutsnant
en- tout environ mile acres borD&e lu
c6tS den haut par l'habitation Dc Flores
tan Becnel, ct du c6t6 den bas par celle
de Jean-Jacques Haydel !; avec une sucre.
rie en- briques, machine, m0slin, vne mai
son do residence / deux stages, ct sutres
bstisssa ct ameliovations qui s'y trouveuk
Aussi une autre portion de terrc, avec lee
batisses ct amsliorstions qul ~ trouveet,
situSe dams 10 memo parOisse, sur ID rive
droite du 6euve Mississipi, mesurant deux
arpents vingt tOises IN pied ct qUstrc pou.
COS, plus on moins, de- face ~ dit dsuve,
sur quarante arpents de profondeur, avec
une double concession et tous les droIts !
une troisiAme concession; born6c d. c6ts
den hsut psr Il propristS do Pierre Aim6
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AU SABOT D'ARGKNT
N0vv11a0
WI

L. pssvrs Duviqust poar eui On nontra dsbord qusl
ess dooesur 6nt par etrs sonbrs dee perScula Oh
ct lhouue De peioe Que fas lhouns d peios L.. Es
somne. I'll neta pas content il navsit qla qutter h
psisoe rieo % h lorssit rettsf. Nine Bsodriot
surtous. qa oouptait - eeas plus encore que son
ns = sai await toejoos y oour ossx qaeIs swat
vessts sutrefs dsss lss nass q Dssiqsst oostrai.
payer cher mamie Dc fnis = vie dans b boutioas on U
await passt = jeansss.
Dsn sstss e6sS II sStait pa tras heureux ches lui
6lle. qui psamt Vie trstemsot ct peosat sos mari
ss sosnit 3 sosds os dslls - rsoousilsit - sos-
os ben Ellie sonseat ~ pass6 ct ~ poavas = dlien.
1fs dseeunf sou p6rs. uar y
-Csh - pest p dsrsr toojoun aiai hi Ii .. osr
eslle-G.lta 1frrs . j. agg s-4-ttaeGI-na.
-Pat;sues, patsaes, b bon temps rsvissaA rtp6qss
81 ehaqss ois quss srtsriat lu d rtpoeds invarA.
&eDens: -,
-Paaisses. patience! ..y s. a
ne& = ~ qlil ajssai,ik sss b Ss,t Vi ssvsaais
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Oes deux communes car chacune dslles une admin.
sration part, distipguent par excentrct des hab
taus par grand nombre doriguaux qu poussent.
graee dou iune source vive ct persns appellee Brnn
nelt. veritsble lst d'extravagsbos. E.s '@ ..- 5
LIE village inrieur est presque entierement habte par
des uifs ben une vngtsiue de families esthoignes
et deux tros protessnes trouve meme un frere
Of dsux dessreurs grtcorusses qu daeD de 1885,
msis lis ont tsllcmsnt adopA laogase ct lss des
juifs. qu'oo 10 lee desigus loio que nom.
Au village suptrieur. eootraire. cest-a.dire deux
pas plus haus il ny que des oashoques. msis is men
pas mons distiocts des susres payans alsacicns
Un grand nom6re dsotrs eux sont bachsroos st char.
bonnsra Dautrss braconnent dams Ia fortt font
trebapde soft les bords du Rhin soft dams 10 village
meme, Cd fabrquent de bons pess cgsres eioq
times ID piece quon vsnd Paris pour dss egarss Dc h.
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Jad des refgts alleuaods Do ootss religions vsnasut
~ etabs pour rason pour satre mais auour
'h"i ils prefereot tmigrer en Ameriqoe asaa 1a'.
On 0utss Sue oooue do mendisnts au spsas
avor it leur tour dAlnce reviennent su village d.
penssr ss rentss Aanant toates sortes
histories vraiss controavees Eox seuls daleurs ms
npulsps leo marriages qu font entire les dfersp
toes dss dsux dsparseneDts Do pA.acs. @ @.90 aataa
a.i 81 Tia nsise az proclaim n~mt,o aa'h. ,7.a5