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The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-10-29
CoLFAx AND BLAIR.
One Friendly % irish Nation.
AIity.The Otl or InsultiAgiy
Hostile.

One Friendly "a irish Nation.
Hostile.
Every Iri'hnan should read
this document before voting:
coLFAx's LETTER.
.HorsE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
WASHINGTON, February 20,
1884 l-..a s.i' "aH @iaJ
DEAR SIR: - From the
time that I saw the gallant
and iatnentsd Csrc sa:..--. o
brave in battle, so heoric in
captivity-was the head Of
your organization, l have felt
. warm interest in it, though
wing nothing, OF course, Of
ito internal machinery, its obi
cations, or its ritual. Remem.
baring gratefully the histori.
cal fact OF warm sympathy ex.
pressed by an Irish Parliament
for our fathers when struggling
for the independence they won
for US, regarding hopefully
vvvry Well.difseted and patri-
otic eadeavor throughout the
world for nationality, and re.
joieing that SO many loyal Irish
men have enrolled themselves
ia the army Of tho Union, to
save their adopted country
from anarchy and destruction;
| send you, IN response to your
request, the inclosed twenty
dollars, which would be larger
but for many other demands
on me.
III o4il.. 80, ..f II l
Respectfully yours,
SCHUYLER C0LFAX.
BLAIR's SPEECH.
GENTLBMEN-I am with you
heart and soul, and heartily
say, "God bless the Finnegans.'
IA yoice---"Fenians, General."]
I know what l am talking
about, and 1 say F;nnegans.-
Laughter and confusion.l And
/ say that i hope to see the
cause flourish and prosper, and
shall bless the day when Ire,
land is governed by Irishu,en
In aepomplishiug this landable
undertaking, | will do all l car
to assist you. will place my
SELF il needs be, at your head
march with you to Staten Is
land, oversee your embarka
ton, viii stand Oh the mos
elevated tluff Of the coast, and
as you raise the green emblem
over the stars and stripes,
while your steamers under full
headway are turning theil
prowE to the east, / will say.
Good bye, God bless you, and
may you be successful in your
undertaking. May you life the
British lion out of his boots
and wrest from his grasp the
emerald gem Of the sca, Blu,
whether or not you shall sue
coed in this sndeavor, may you
each aud all remain in ireland
or elsewhere, and never again
set foot upon these shores! You
are wanted there, and We can
got along without you! .l.aa
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-10-29
Hollands German Bitters
Hoofland's German Tonic

q a oombiaa,on or all ne in5reastn ~ NJ
BiaerI, win PuRE Santa CRU Ram, etanrs, sta
II q ssed for ne sams diseaisi es ge 4ilttri n
edsss whers some pure dicohofic sSasAtus e NJ.
CURED. YoE iviH bear IN SsiN1 hEt hsSe reAs.
aiss are entirely different from any othUs
ddveStiIed for M care cf ne diiedses ndn.sd
srtrdets while Gis oIAsrs an were decoetions u
vua IN lone JorrA ne TONIC q dsridedlp "a
" As moa pIedsdnt and agreeable rsmedieS ever
sfsrsd 70 he public. Hs tasts % eTquiSIk. n q
q plediurs 70 lake IT, while itI lYegivino ezhiI-
aruiinS, and medicinal qualities hdve eaGssd 4 b
n kncrA a. ne greatest Of all toniei.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-10-29

yaoM HON. GEO. W. WOODWARD,
UAisi Justice Of the supreme tour. Of Pean'
sylvaHlA.
PlILLpELSaiA, March 10, 1857.
IHNd Hssfinfs GerAaa Riters" 20 Tot an
tpte~esting beverages, but u d good tonic, ta'sf,I
- aisorS>rs ef he dissstfse organs, ard Of great
bsssft IN east, Of debility and 'rdnt g "srpos'
eeeios n " iyitsn- ..rs,tE- y
. IoBrs trli'y, k
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-10-29
DEBILITY.

Thsrs 70 no MsdieiHs 'qttn' 10 HoefdRFs Ger
6:sa.jS. S1''i r.sy AsgsT ]" Ia. =. :
strsnstSsn a. Gpu pitt, cauis an
enjoyment Of ne food, snabS ne sOmdeh = digeH
4, purity De blood give a good, touHd, healthy
eoMFlsNson, eradicate n. yeitov tinge from tAs
ess3GiPara bloom 10 the cheeks, ard change ~
pdifeaf FROM . short-brsaihed, s'aaciated. sS,ak,
aad nervous invahd, 10 JuuJaeed, 'totd, and
ciperons person.
Weak and DelIcate Children
are made strong by nslny thc bat.
tsrs or Tonic. In fact, they are
Family Medicines. They can bo
.Admlnlstered with perfect safety
90 q child three nlOheAe old. she
most delicate female, or d naan of
ninety.
fAsss rsmsdias are ne bsk
BLOOD RuYihers
ever kNsWs, aRd ssiu cure ah distdtss resst'N6
Trors 1sd Mod Ks'p ys~ b'oOd Pws; b,P
yesr Liver N srs Der; Keep your
sstesais. sgssi, ,na ,n,.a .ogss: I'D
=. s:.:s:, s s'.s;; sss q. y: I'D q s:; :
asASl yox Ths bea 'aea In Ne eoHniry reeots-
MEND Asm. u years NJ hsmsstreptaaton 90 for
snstAiaH yss ssvsl ty these pTspdrdiieha
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-10-29
tFrOm iheZanssvliIs ceuFlerl
A FEHEL HH &. MAJOR z !.lss -!GENER'

Tho NAocflOa ~ aaAAoaAf and
blair An MAefNe49eAt Of
Socosai0n--Gfahtn Election
tho only Hope.
We we're shown a letter last
evening from a prominent
Southern man 10 . business Arm
ia this city. ne writer is we'll
known to rs a. an efficient Ma.
jor- General in the Confederate
army. His statssmsn's occur.
ring as they DO in a business
letter, and not written for the
public eye, are eatitled 10
I u b consideration. We With.
hold bis mama as We have not
his permission to make it pub.
lie, but any one desirous to
see the letter can be acoommo.
dated, and car satisfy himself
of. its genuineness. Bal. 500
He says OF the present polit.
ical contest: bod lIr
- ~ would have dealt
more largely with you this fall,
but was restrained on account
Of the condition of the coun.
try. 'uhI .la1l {'Lc .H d3as
II am q old STAKEHOLDER, was
not IN original Seeessionists,
was opposed to the war; finally
went In and staid in until the
Confederate Gag went down;
was a rebel, good apd true. i
have no interest anywhere bat
here, where my home is wilers
my lands lie. 15d.risa ts.r
with these antecedents, let
me say to Sca, that unless
Grant and Uolfax are elected
this country will b6 finally
robbed OF all hope of coming
to prosperity. These people
will taka tho election Of Sey.
mour and Blair as an aeknowl.
edgmsnt on the part Of tie
North, that the war was wrong,
fully fought by the North. In
other words, as On indorssnen,
of secession, and secsds they
will as sure IS heaven, before
Seymour's time expires. This
will fuin all hope. The man
Of property will b dsstroysd.
All will be lost, and lost, alas,
forever. ty.tg .ala.
my confidence in Gfant'l
election indutes this small or.
der, If elected, We will talE
more about other things. : ~
Let every man who reflects
ponder these statements. Soy
mour and Blair's election
would be taken by the rebels
as an endorsement Of seces.
sion, and The rebel States would
secede again, and as a eonse-
quence, would bring moro va,
more debt, more taxation, moro
sacrifice Of hum an lives.
What man is there that Do.
sires such astate Of affAirsi |.
there onsi If so, let him vote
the Democratic ticket on the
first Tuesday in November,
and he will have done What he
could to bring it about. Upon
those who do, be The responsi.
bility. ...I.~1 -ataJ ...
n..l - ----------- ....
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-10-29

REBEL Percy Walker, JEFF
Davis Secretary Of War at
Montgomery, who was going to
plant the rebel flag en- the Cap
itol at Washington before the
end Of May, 1852, is now on the
stump. doing immense things
by calling Grant . "hurusn don.
key."' 4 q :
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-10-29
P.ts.stle eesss, ees.as am issIa (! tle 7 Rfnlt Il

PAtEfetic Gems ftom the next
Ky " President. = .. -
aI care nothing for prone,
ton 30 long as Our arms are
successiul." Grant to .&eT
man, february, 1862. ea5
SIf my course is not satisfac.
tory, remove me at once. Id6
not wish in any way 10 iinpcdS
the success of our arms."A
Grant 10 Hallect, FJrrary 6;R
1863. 81
mo theory Of my own %fl
ever stand in the way OF my ex.
scuths in good laith any order
I may receive from those IL
authority over Me.' - Graa,'to
Secretary chass, May 2o0-
1858.
~rhir ia a Republic, ghcFo
The will Of the people is the
law of the land" Grants let.
tey 10 P,{xi|tnt ,EoSnsom Au.
gust, 1857.
u shall have no policy of my
own 10 interfere with fhS- will
Of the people. ~ Grants Letter,
Rsa essA 1858. ~
aHuman liberty the only true
foundation of human govern.
ment"-Grant's letter to The
citizens Of AempAiA u1!t
aLet as have peace -
Grants letter, May 99tA, 1868,
PROM SCHUYLER coIFAx,.
The new nickname flungat
us is sRadicsls' | had rather
be called a Radical than a rob.
el at any time. I am d Radical
for right against wrong, for lib-
erty against slavery, for Justice
against tyranny; a Radical
friend OF my coi;ntry and a
Radical hater of every enemy
OF our native lard. | believe
in a Radical Government for
the people by the people iAo
world over, and my synpatMes
60 toward the Radicals who are
trying to initiate our free ihstia
tutions III Hreece, Italy. Ffahce,
Ireland, and Mexico. Iwish te
see q belt Of Republics enSirsls
the globs.s az .9a.i sir,
n am for ieveiing up rather
than levslihg down. God do
20 to tis and more also if do
aught more to crush . man dowa
lower.S ..-.
~Les us &aks haste slowly
and we can then hope that the
foundation Of our Government
when thus reconstructed on the
basis of indisPutSble loyalty,
VIII be as eternal as the stGis.y
| -SAOos
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-10-29

GEs, J. B. GORDON, late of
the Csnfsdsrats army, who is
now making speeches for Sey.
mour and Blair, declared a few
days sinse, that if General
Craft should be elected and
his inab guration should be re-
sisted, he, General Gordon,
would draw his sword in his
iefense: For this doclaraiiot
he Macon (Georgia) Journal
and Messenger take Gen. Cor
Ion u task, and declares that
a dug.odt woaid hold all the
men whom Gen. Gordon could
induce 10 follow him.
Iris well known TO many of
,ur first class physicians, Of
what White Pine Compound
compounded; and Is freely
recommended by them in dis
eases of the Throat, Lungs,
hest and Kidney; troubles.
So . smedicine it actsstho part
'of the Guod Samaritan.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-10-29

VIZ have nothing but the
election Of Grant to look for
the tnaitenanra of order and
peace in the South. Under
Seymour the riotous disposi-
ton now prevalent would grow
q hundred-fold worsel 1t would
grow uncomfortable under the
encouragement which ii ha'
received from Blair's utter
ancss and the Democratic
platform, and which it would
receive from an administration
elected on those principles
But the administration of Ger
Grant Will give effective assur
ances Of the supremacy o
Law, the preservation of orde1
and the protection Of The
fights of all classes Of citizens
.--Neap Fork Times.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-10-29
- TIE RrcoHD is the onlt paper
ptiAted in vinton county.
EUnAdsIaxza Nho fsAelkb thei

SySIcsrsEyawho tsseass their
paper with an "x" masksd Op'
posite their names win know
that tho limo for which they
subscribed has ssxPireA Our
terms are % per yeab or 81
for six lMOn.ia, iavArlebly in
advance.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-10-29
kegulatlss.s fSf tAe, I4vern.
$Fs;iIs $iFPs 4 !: ss:I.; Sss: ::s 81 &; &;
tho BoAfd 0f Eduea ,loA q
McArthuN O.
HoR SaAOMHa1

There shall be q recesA ol,ee least
Is minutes every halt day, bat the
rftAary scANces nay haze 4 Fecees Of
10 minutes every hour At TIE dIscre.
ton Of the Superintendent, Il shall
be the duty OF teachers TO see that a
due regard 70 neatness and order %
observed, both IN and sfound the
school-house; to see that their rooms
ate wen ventilated; 10 keep watch
over puplls on the piay ground !. to
take caro- that the several rocns, ia
bles, desks, &c. ana all public prof.
erty entrusted 70 thsif charge, be not
cut, scratched, marked Ar ipJared and
defaced In any manner whatever; to
report punctually % the supertutend-
ent all cases OF tasdibeys. absence, or
gross nisdemekhor, 10 thAt prompt
action may be had Iassch cess; to be
at their respective, rooms atlssst ten
minutes before the hour Ecf schOOlg
morning and aterhopn.
voR PUIfks. N
Every pupil who shali, accidentally
or otherwise, lnjurs any school prop
erty. whether tsnees tsees or out
building, or any paft thereof or break
any window glAss, " injqre ordsstroy
any furniture belopgingto the school,
shall be liable to Wy all damages, and
In default thereof may be suspended
from the school until reparatlon is
made. Every pNpil, who shall any
where, on or Asvasa the premises, use
or write any protane or daehaste
language, or draw any obscene pic
ture or representations, or cut, mark,
or otherwise intentionally deiace any
school furniture or building, or any
property whatever belonging 70 the
school-house or grounds, shalibe sub
ject to suspension from school for 30
days, and liable 10 The action OF the
law. Scholars win not be permitted
to be at or Ii the school-hyAss or
grounds until AFTER the nris ring
Ing Of the bell In the morning. and
.at noon ;sand in no ease 10 remain at
ter school is dismissed at noon, nniesa
for special reasons. Puplls shall clean
the mud aud dirt ftpa DER feet be-
fore enterlpg thy school halls or
rooms; take ttEir htats ln ! quiet and
respectful manner ~ so9nas convent
cnt after the frat bell rings, and shall
take care that their booka desks and
| the hoor around them are kept clean
and in good order. 1t IA expected
that all the scholars who enjoy the ad-
vantages OF public ScAoolt viii give
prompt attention to the cleanliness
and neatness Of their persons, not only
for the moral eject q tho habit OF
neatncss and order, but thatthey may
at all times be prepared both In coll
duct and external appessance to re-
ceive their friends aid visitors In a
respectable manner, And to render the
schoolsNosa pleasant comfortable,
and happy for teachers and pupils.
In order that scholars may retain
their connection with the school, they
must bs furnished with the books and
stationery'in use In their class; and
every scholar must pursue all the
Studies, and only those Of the depart
ment or class to which he or she be-
longs unless excused By the teacher
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Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1868-11-12

sernebmen nad bofft ISABELLA 2. nibt tpisoer ouf
en- Sbron gu fommen; bineeeen ertpartet lie cine
-8enbung Der Singe, iuelhe ben YrinSen BON Mitu=
len auf oenlelben brinst Sbre politil6en unb re=
eiDIen ueberseuaunaen iino bieielben gebIieben.
.rit neulih laate lie rNieu,als bdtte ib auf Dem
Ibrone bic ssrebeit Der Gulte in Spanien gebuoet
sbr 2eben in Yau lit 1ebr eint6nig. Sie 1tebt um
l1br auf trinft gbocolabe unb arbeitet cine Belt
una, odnn gebt lie in bic Mtele, promenrt ober
librt &C. Sie fleinen Snfantinnen ipeiIen um 10
;lbr 0ormittdas uno llbr 9tatmittags. SD babe
eie &inber I'M @arten ipielen ieben. Sieie 2uftie=
lett unb Sorgloligfet! sic liefen berum nit auf.
AelDiten Saaren mie Bauernfinber, uno erfilten bic
nifte NIT ibrem finoli1en @eibrei. Mls i6 ins
5thloB ;uridfebrte, trat bic Wahe ins @eipebr uno
prdlentirte Dor ben f6nisli6en Wajefdten, bic in
einem semietbeten sSiafer ausfubren. Wtan iagt,
Der &0nie babe ben 8ouperneur sebeten, Die militia,
rif4er gbrenbe5eugunsen su nnterlaiien, inoem Die
G1niain auf berlei 9inae nidt Diel balte, aber er
berief li1 auf einen ausbridliben 8efebl bes Rai=
jers 9ie &Dnisin mar birserlid5 einfa9 setleioet
in ene idwarse Gobe unb trug Elm blauieibenes lln=
terfleio Shren Gopf beoefte Elm Soquet bon Strob,
nit ounfelfarbigem Sill eesiert, tuelher bonn Gbig=
non berabflatterte. Sbr Mntlb mar rubig uno ae-
mellen. Oennotb 51ienen mir Die Musenliber gerD=
tibet. Mls fe eben ben sSub auf ben Wasentritt
itellte, setpabrte lie in elmer gde bes ShoBboIes
eine @ruppe BON Spaniern, telde eefommen tpa-
iren, UNI Der gefallenen Wajeitdt ibre @brfur9t gu
oe5eisen. sic madte ibnen elm 3eihen, rdber S,l
treten, unb iaste: vSas it iebr i9Dn bon gu1,
oaB Sbr gefomn1en ieb; i'd freue mid bariiber, uno
es ribrt mid oieer 8epeis bon Mnbdngli1feit iebr
Damn itieg iie raid in ben Wietbmasen, mo GDnig
6ran5 unb iein Sobn berets Ylab senommen bat=
ton
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1868-11-12
Nuslai1D.

Berlin, A. Wpp. Ser &6nie er6finete beute Sen
preubiffen Ganotag burb cine SbrDnreoe, tporin er
laet oaB neue Ginnabms squeaen erDfinet peroen
mibten, um Die permebrten Nusaaben 5u beitreterl.
ten ieien befriebisenb uno freunoIid. St boffe,
Spanen peroe es selingen, feline anseleeenbeiten
unabbdnsis su orbnen uno stpar auf elmer Vaiis
lipelhe bic firftige Woblfabrt bes ipaniden WDlfes
ider itellen tueroe. Gr idloB nit Der grtldruns.
oaB bic Winf6e Der Serri6er uno beg Yublifums.
ueldes ben reoen perlange, oeien iifer iteaen uno
oamit ben grunbloien gefiir6tunaen elm gnSe mos
den mDdten, pelde 10 oft BON ben Senosn oes Sries
oens ausgebeutet merben.
2onbon 4. Nou. gs beItdtist ii9, baB ameri=
fanilde &rieesi6iiie ben 8arasuopflub hinauf nod
Nliuncon seidbift iporoen no, nit bem 8efebl. Die
ofortige Musieierune Der sefongen gebaltenen Yits
sieoer Der amerifanilhen @elanbtibaft 5u perlanz
gen.
3uifdnbe in 11nearn Sie Gduber, Die I'M
gianaosr gOmitats, i1r unpsisn trsbsn., Iinbo ose'
miitblide &erle gSie ndmlidl eine unaarii6e 3ei=
uns mtbeilt baben ie lnitelit Der goit an Die 60.
mitatsbeborben Die i6rftli6e gtte einseienbet, baf
Die biesiGbriae Mais= Grnte perIhoben peroen mDge
neil ie ionit ibre bsitsn sdIupfpinfeI psrIiersn
puroen
0erpon allen 9poniern perlpunidte se'
senpdrtise @iinitng Der G0nisin ISABELLA, Der Ya=
laf= Sntenoant Marfori, muB nah oen BON bm ges
madten gei9rebunaen ni9ts peniger. als bibld
|unbesreihd erideint. Ser Sntenoant Der ull=
slidihen grfiirin," iast bic r0ebatte," lift Elm
Mann BON ungefdbr 45 Sabren. Seine mittelgroBe
@eitalt erldeint bel ietner Wpbbeleibbei mod fir
,er, Die Sanb lit weiB unb tpobl aepe9t, Die fur5en
8eine laufen in II inc ssiibe aug. Setn Saupt III
tobl uno oben suseipibt ieine ainnbaden iinb mad
tig unb BON einem bifen idnarsen Bart umrabmt
Die Iu9en Mtarfori's linb burc grilen peroedt uno
iteben ftarf berppr. Sroboem firirt iein falider
gd Die 2eute nit pabrbaft caitiliiher Sreilt9fett
Oie Naie lit sefrummt. ien S9nurrbart 1T bidt
unb buI4ig uno peroedt nur einen Sbeil ietnel
fleiidisen, iinni6en, bon Sabatslaft feudten Sip'
pen."
Yaris, 4. Nop. Iad ber v8atrie" tuirb 8ur-
linsame NIT ben dineiiiden @eian6ten i'm Sanua,
int Yaris eintreifen unb iofort Nntrdge fir grDff=
nung Der 8innenbdfen Gbna's itelen. @s iollen
bort europGilfe Gonluln uno finelild)e goniuln
iollen in allen Sauptfdoten BON europa anseiteat
tperben.
&uiiiide e8eri6penbune. Wan idrebt
BON 8obeniee 9ie faiierlid .ruilii5e Samilie bal
6rieoridsbafen uieber perlaiien uno aus 6reuoe
obne Qttentat oapon 9efommen su iein, reihe @e=
l6enfe aussetbeilt. Nad Goridatb puroe an Den
idmeiSeriiden poliaebeamten teegrapbirt, er mD9e
bod ia feline Yolen berberlaiien uno Der par bent=
eifrtg genug, barauf ein5ugeben, erbielt aber BON
ct. Gallen enen aeborisen g8iiber bafir. fiir
ous @elo. mas Die 9een uno Der babel erf6rberlhe
YoIiSeioient foitet, f0nnte Die Yrouin5 Sinnlant
pom SungertDbe aerettet peroen. aber Oas Dertrdgt
li1 niht NIT Der gBIroe zines G5aren.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1868-11-12
SiQbrQQ in 0aris.

Sem Wiener &C. sSren,benbl" miro aus Yau aes
ihrieben: DSas Shob, mo- 3einrid Der 8ierte 9e=
boren poroen, gleidt einem @efdnsniiie, beionoers
iebt, mo- auf allen 5reppen 2eute nit raielnben
S9llelbunoen out uno ab itei9en, Die ale &erfer=
meiitern dbnltf ieben. 9ier famen aIo Dor &urSem
Der &onig nit bret Mojutanten. uno Die RDnigin nit
ibrem Gammerberrn, Dem @rafen b. Yiar, Dem sSn=
ipector Deg f0nigl. Sauies, Son Onate, bann Sem
Geibor3te W}arques gorrale be Gan @regorio uno
Dem Bei6tpater Yater glaret an. Sie bret Snfan=
luunoeridDner Gnobe-nobnen eleidfals i'm Sdlol=
1e. Ntit Der fsl. camille fam Su9leid Elm Seuidre=
fen1htparm BON 0iener6aft melher iib in bic sabl=
lolen @emdder mari. Sept aber bat Slabela Die
Salfte brer Oienerl6aft entlaIien. Gs sab Sbrd+
men in 9ille uno 5iae, aber es mubte ien &0ni=
gin SlaeelIa NOR oistret 9eid in Den eriten Sa=
gen ibres Wufentbaltes Die @usfbt onsSuipre6en ::
nas Shlob nit Dem @rano Sotel be You sl pcr-
tauiden. Spdter polte 5e in 0oroeaur o6er 9a=
rig oauernoen Mufentbolt nehu,en Nber cine Se=
pelhe aus Biarrib bat tie in 10 berSliden unb mars
men gSorten, bas S4lDB als ibr gisentbum 5u be-
tradtenn, oab lie blisb. Napoleon 3. ididte ioear
teinen Nojutantsn Oppermann an ben @ouuerneur
oes SfloIes, Wfr. Sebert, um ibm brinsenb en3u=
1darfens oaB er es Der &6nisin ia on ni6ts feblen
laile. gs NOR feline fleine Nrbeit ole Die 3eute i'm
SdloIe gu initalren, nebf oen unsdblioen Goli,
pie lie mitsebradt batten. Die 3abl Der Iebteren
belief @ auf 5000 Stiid.. Senn Siabsla 2. 1T eine
brabt Sbre Nppartements im @dloe beainnen
nit einem tpeiten Saale, porin Die prabtoolliten
acknowledgement prangen, nit Stiblen BEN gor=
buanleber, peraoloeen Mrmleudtern uno 8uifets
nit REDEEM SafelIlber uno Yor5ellan. sic lit be.
fanntlid, trob ibres Summers um Die armen Spa=
Dem &5nis tasli6 Sweimal Elm Mabl BON je pierSebn
Gdnsen auf. Muf Den @peileiaal foIst Elm mod
prabtpouerer Salon nit berrliden ciielrten 8ron=
sen. Saran ii6Bt bas Sdlaf3immer nit einem 9(l-
copen. pelder nit purpurfarbener Seibe auseeihla-
gen lit bas Bett, Die ganapees uno Die 6auteuiIs
iinb BON ornamentirtem Yaiiianoerbol3.
vSn bieiem @emadbe, oeien sseniter cine berrlid)e
Nnsltdt auf Die Ge9eno 9etuabren, bdlt lie li9 ain
leben auf; bier enteaet iie Die II bis Is telegra-
phiiden Depei4en, welde Iie tdslid empfdn9t. Sier
Lube aud Der betannte aSroteit reoigirt. Sem
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Gin beutid)er gbemifer in Stem .yorf
Si9ismuno Seer, bat Der Sanoelssts. 5ufolee, Elm
8erfabren entoedt, UNI oas eriinite 9ols in einisen
Sagen trpfen unb alien g8itterungseinhIen lll,=
5ugdnglif su MAIDEN. Ser Saft bes oDl5es, bei=
lGufig un9efdbr 9Sros bes 9rinen Stammes, be-
1tebt bauptld6li6 aus einem eimeisartigen &0rper
Der in fatem g8aiier lDslib 1T, in fofenhem aber
gerinnt uno oann unlDslid uir0, ueni9ltens fir
Waiier.
Mnoers lit es nit elmer 20iung BON 8orar iie l6t
lelblt seronnenen GimeibOff auf 8eer fobt oaber
Suerit einige Stunoen bas 9plS in Waiier unb ldBt
es oarn abfiblen, 10 baB, 6a Die i'm 9o3 entboltens
Nutt our6 oas &ohen aus9etrieben pur0e, Der Srud
Der Suit beim @rfalten oas 98aier in ae frher nit
9uit sefiilten Yoren bneintreibt uno Die l0sli6en
GrtraftlpltOffe beIeiti9t meroen. Damn brin9t er
oas SDl5 in eine ndiieriae 20lung BON gorar. Der
lid nun NIT oem Gineibltoff 5u elmer l0sllden ger
binoung pereinigt, Die gum erDBten She'll aus Dem
9oIs beraussefoht, 10 oab oas Sol5 nun ihnea uno
polfOmmen getrOdnet iuerhen fann.
Sles aeIdiebt in beIDnoeren ourd Sdmpf gebeiS=
ten Srofenrdumen auf alte befannte 9Seile uno i'll
in Suei bis orei Sagen pollenoet Sann 1ino Die
Talern oes .9ol5es mehr Sulammengegangen aIs
nenn es 10 Sabre in friberer gSeile selegen bate
Sas 9ol5 tit feiter geuoroen. es iApnoet n6t mebr
es wrft iib niht uno es fault pber mooert niht
lid 5um 5auen uno Wtooern iebr seneist uno Die
urlade 6ieier idle6ten giseni9ait beg 5OI5es. al-
le ourh Sampf sebDsenen Sdiffsb0l5er entbalten
aber, tpenn oas Sol3 ou5u nid)t Sabre lang getpdl=
lert iouroe, ben GtmeibtD geronnen, uno oaber Den
Gern 5u frlb5eitisem 0eroerben nod me6r als Die
nibt 9eoampften, oa bel oielen Der nidt 9eronnene
gilpeibitof enislens nit Der 3eit Sur barten Wta@
!e einsetrodnet uno, i'm srodenen ,selallen, nibt
FAULT. Saonr6, bob oas Sol5 biGter miro, tit es
6eer su mulifalilhen Snitrumenten un0. Der gr0.
seren Yoliturfdbistet Wesen, beiier gu Mobsln 5n
Dermenoen.