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Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1869-11-18
Fl.
0enrsine tn Srauer.

Seitab BON Der sroBen SesritraBe, pelder auidbr,
lid Der Sourtten3ug ourd Sbiirinaen folet, lieet
Elm fleines 8ao MT rou,antiher umgebuns. i'm
Inter Der 0eranoa oes Baoebaales finoen mir ei,
nise Woden fpdter @rtbur. gtad Iansem, planlo.
fem umberitreifen in Dem 6errli9en S6irinaen weilt
er bier in Idnblid1er Gt0e uno acknowledgements
Cine beoeuenoe ltmnanoluns lit nit ibm porges
9angen. Mn Die Stele Der frlberen 9ait iit &ube
setreten.. Siefe Srauer ipridt 5iuar aus ienem
Qusr3isen Yerena nibt auf3uiinben permott, bod
bat feline @eneiung beoeutenoe Jortdritte semadbt
uno nur bic fire Sose be5aslid Der @tirnwunoe 1T
iuriifeeblieben.
art6urs 8lide fliesen dber ben Snieratentbeil ei-
ner 3eltuna uno baften pl0blid bel elmer Mn3eige,
Die arobes Sntereiie fir ibn su baben ideint. Sn
Der seat feelt tie leine san3e aufmertlamfet osnn
.Nufruf Germ Obriit @raf euilaume De Sem.
part lit cine nd3tige Wtittbeiung iber @uillohe
uno Wartinsau Su MAIDEN.
Morib Ealtenins in gremen."
Wieberbolt liet MrMur oas Sn,erat.
rgBie," ruff er, viino oas nidt Die Namen Der BEL.
ben Shurfen, BON oenen mir Balmann 10 oft er-
sdblte? 8ott, wenn es mogliA mare, bab - bod
nein - aber melde Be3isbung fann spid,en meis
nem 8ater unb jenen Sburfen itattfnoen?"
Nahoenflid idritt Der iunge Wann Die Yeranoa
binab uno besab f4 ing Grsie.. 0ie am 8abebau.
e porbeiibrenbe 9anbitrabe leitete i'm bis gu els
Ueul Uuttv tttUCu tW
@arten. gBelhe 5arbenpra6t trat ibm bier entges
gen 98as Die Goie fir Den Gribommer,ift Die @e-
Drgine fir ben Spdtiommer uno Den beginnenoen
oerbit, Elm farafteriltbes Ntribut Der Sabrs5eit.
&aum iiebt iib oas Ause iatt an Den iuunberbaren
Jarbenmild ldunsen.
Ser 8eIber oes @artens eeipabrte nit freu6ieer
8enustbuung bas grtaunen ieines @ates uno lieB
es lid nidt nebmen bieen gu beg eiten noem ct ibn
aut oeie unb jene 8ume BON beiDnoerer aradt.
sfarbenlhOnbet uno Seltenbeit auimerflam mad)te,
Wu1 Die Namen Der perlbeoenen Sorten nannte er
ibu,, uno oa famen oft eigentblmlihe 9tabbardaf=
ten gum Yoridein, ). 9. bic rHoie bon Yuebla"
neben uNapoleon 8" Mbrabam lincoln" neben uSe-
miramis", vSuIius Gdiar" neben rSiabeaa".
Nor einem Stofe blieb er enblib itrablenben Mn=
seiidts fteben. rSer ieben sic Die 8rone rneines
oiesidbrigen 6lors, meinen Stol5, meine Jreuoe,
ben Oiamant neines @artens. 8eiuunoern sic 3u.
nddt Die Sorm, Die 9altuns in0dte i'd iagen. Wdb.
reno ibre Shmeitern ben RDpf u,ebr ooer tpeni9er
in Die S06e ri9ten, enft Die 8lume in filler 5rau=
er ibr &0pfben. Ser Srauer entlpriht Die Sarbe
oieier 8eorsine: ienes tiefe Braun, bas Elm un9e<
iibter Bid fir ihmar5 balten t6nnte. Mber es 9iebt
| feline idpar3en @eoreinen. Siefe Nufgabe bat Die
&eorsinen5udt nod Su l6Ien. Betrabten sic bic
Ylume nd6er ST es nid9t als umtlei6e Die Grau.
erfarbe elm Waoonnenselibt2 98abrli9 Die innss
id6ne Jrau, tpelde mid eriudte, Der 8lume ihreu
Namen .8u geben, bat ii& als sel4madpoue &enns-
rim erpieien."
rllno wie 1T Der Name?" fraste artbur.
uSopbia 0erena."
| rWerena?"
~Sanobl, eopbia gerena!" pieosrtol!s Der @ar.
| tenbefber.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1869-11-18

IL =
LAB nno 9ruoelte: Doer paren es frnbe @eoante'
an ger9an9en9s't u1o 3utunit! = , 81;
r. SteleH mlr etn u oen en&sn SNte'H, IN oeM ot
yeoa"'eH uno VeIu9le oes ueenl~eH 8eootea 'pet
oeM; H., ,x..u
WDtlb OulSntH8 lrateH ole ytetantlls esl tunglI
nerganssnen 3st 90r o'e Sseis ga odH p.nioe
M Maw uem eeIen 4.!ege. anI Sem o's SJs pen.ss' M
Wogen per elnSlse Grenno. oen eI oelellen, 9ear:
SeMs' gu'e. ~. un9uI'yelsgs Oetmno oes ssoeHs
thte ays ooM ,tt, Sss s.seh so wu' ~ ut
lu9Ie groe 9ebei1et noroen o1ne oag adQ leln Wunc
nog enmaI 9eonneI .. nno l9H ielae aa9sn no9 eln.
.ma' anSsui.ua patsen. em .gm TsosmGg. 81 laSsn
ofs he ~. nN. @ nnp Se Ssm a gnhas =, o1 hn,
ah;% gat Sat,s pas 3 oilss ksr stusm
nS ;S ,,rtsr sn. NTi mus mS
s;s. s.hI;x my ~ ~. s;.. Tno .agoex Es v.
sIu ,,r, I'm ,oIt yvg' 9a
%rammn sti;shsr htts uny @ %as is neI e, ,p?ts
g. ,;hsr Sse;ns Gornts 81, ~,
m Sie w,rnSnnIifsit osa SrS;ssr osrnSnt t M g
Sem seorosn sis sr non Ser @siiottmn% Nss sr.rn ~
Sss ,mrdrsfshrt ,nor hotts ;hm Ssr Tsts",oUh
s;n fnSter s;ntyeifenner Srss se;nss nhuSss NV
ret Soh Elm nit unhetrSmtI;msr is;u.ss
mHnens hmr Hnmh in Wor;s SnnrIns nsrsMa,
isi Dieier gGIao hottie Inn hen o,SftnI,en Mra
ifofroten no tisfep herihrt oIs Ssr Wsrfma Ssa s
.ioen remnSes ehrsre Saoe bo}ts ~ bSurt SsS r.H
faum tor Ses Saseben 10 flopfte uieSer Ses Siobs1
hnte nm h;s Shiir - '''p''> ''''''' w S'oOs'
'D Sos "a ofisn h"i;coenhe e5hre;b.n DIN e.r.o~,mr
ous Ser thiirnoen SPsiSsn. Ssm monb"rSts ss;'
nes gohnes meInetp hos Gin a. Nm nm ,a;n.
Gfmieosrtohter ersrer i'm @orsn tahtf;% aG ,ee nsr
mnnbet nS ehtere in brem ebinfobinst srr, opsst
oufaefun6en morben 5ei "'">' @'"'0''''
gRnrik ToIfenino fon6 fp;np morte IN, s.;n.r,
6dmer;e lllft an n,aden ,,nh shrSnen INN ismsn
oenrekten 6er,e11 Qnbernno AZ nsrixoiisn Ssitn
mehr foibte unb Idduu1te es ober in iei1sm snnsrn
Sos einer pom piitben6en gt,rm oiaens; s1tsn
Meere oIid5. ""'Ssp>"''9'''
Sn bSeier 6timmuno mohtp or ,nohr e;np @,rnhs
perborrt boben. Sic ionberborifen @phonfen norsn
in bunter Rei6enfoloe 6urd5 ein @e6irn neinot m.
ne boB cine Gldruna einoereten mare oSsr ieinp
@ebanten ireeno cine beitimmte Ridbtuna onaenoms
men bdtten. Oa muBte Elm 2idbtbIib bic 0dmmeruna
erbeQt baben, benn ct itano pom ienem @ibe auf,
b!idte nod einen Nusenblif burd bas ssenifer unh
tlinselte bann Dem Gomptoiroiener.
vOu mubt," iaste ct Su Dem einaetretenen 9ie=
ner; mod beute uniere Jamiliensruit 5iinen, benn
iibermorsen miro Die 2eide mener Shwiesertodbter
bier antommen!" !"
vMber, Serr 5altenina -"
Sas conpullipiide 3uden um Die Munbpinfel
luie iernes Wetterleu9ten trat in oieiem Mugenbli=
de etpas itGrfer bel Dem Yrincipal berpor.
v9Bie i9' Sir iaete: meine 5dtpesertodbter lit
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1869-11-18
4. 3 ,
5inbspofen.

Ser gbef ber Girma Morib Galfenins in Bres
men iab alein In ieinem fleinen, on bas Gomtoir
an Der Wano berunter uno beleu6tete Den ftiQ Oa<
fiBenoen. gs mubten beoeutenbe Yldne binter bic.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1869-11-18

Artbur taitete nit Der Sanb mad Der Stirn, be.
rem Srenfen tetne tiefinnere Bemeauna perrieth.
sutein 2err. mas ptfen Sie bon Der Dame, beren
Namen o'e ountle 8eorsine trdst SIT iie bier9"
sMssn; III Dame 1T Dor unaefdbr oisrsebn ga.
:llaS i6r aeuberesa Q, ..bei4rsiben sic es mir,
r@sbr germ. gs mar cine eIesante grid,einuna
eon ettpas msbr als mittlerer Br6be. nit ounflem
3mar3 setleioet neil he ben gerIuit ibres @attett
eeirauerte. Sm Watoe aaf iener Anb6be bort lieb
l1s q oft lhren taeenben @eians bon nldrdenbaftem
Woblaut ert0neni-" e a8.
:Sis 1T ss! sic ta es! gsrena Iebt!" iubelte
mid S5re aunbe madt !..Sene Dame in arauer it
$, Ser @artenbefber bIidte ben aremOen ,opfi4at.
.si. 1 iaui$sn a I'D. mein eerr 0is iunse fremOe
@sib!s 4 : = wv" S0s'O' "e'a '9en'ss
~gs fonn ni9t lein = sic itnb i'm Srrtbum.~
!r&etnesne9s! yerena III meine Satin = He uarb
mir sntriiien = Die trauernbe @eoreine brinat mid
aat ieIe spur i ID reiie hrfosei4 na&. . men.
| sd femme es nidbt" .g, . @
| rNidt?" fragte artbur tonlos.
! rHetn. mein Serr. Was i'd inoeB ueiB, 5onen @ie
ertabren. geoor uns Die Dame perlieB, beiu@te he
tgern psrpeilt batte sic iaste mir, bab Sie obre.
len miiiie unb nannte mir aud. einen Ort oIg oas
Ye! ibrer 3eiie, mo lie ibre beborfebenbe Nieber<
tuntt ab3ntDarten f9ebenfe. Sen Namen babe ids
leber adn3li4 aug Dem @eoddbtniiIe perloren. Muf
ene 8emerfuns ibres ialten Dieners, Die i'd ieoox
nidt nernebmen tonne .eorrieirte he iid un6 Sbro1
BON elmer Neiie nod Yaris, BON no aus lie Wien.
Berlin uno Bremen befuden tperbe. nm geutiIe Sc.
lddfte 5u orbnen Uir gum Mbi9ieb Bic fIene mel.
lBe pano reideno. periprad iie, pdter peleit Elm.
mal Stirin8en uno uniern Ort 3u beluden, nobel
lie nibt unterlolien tperoe. ii9 nod benz S4idial
Der trouernben @eorsine ibrer Namensdbmeifer. a,t
srtqnoisen. eierauf empfabl le i9 nit ibrem srans
f6pfieen Diener."
lFS? 'N' ~ 7N''' :" DD'' VT
rgr NOR itets in ibrer Begleitnna." '".--.
r2aben Sic nidts auffdaiees an ibm ben,srft?~
.Sie meinen bic 3iebwunoe auf Der linfen Wan-
$50 lit es 26nnen sic nod stpeifeln. bos es
meine Satin Yerena mar, tpeldbe Der trauernbeu
8lume ben idueferlhen Namen binterlieB?"a
ses mag iein; .auein mir iaste iie, bos ibr Wana
seitorben fei." 49, ..,s = = - .
,Sie ieben aber, baB ih lebe. esSh pieberbole
Sbnen. bab i'd Der @atte 0esna's Sin. SauienS
Oanf fit Sbre Mittbeiluns. fir Sbre Nabrid5ten!. !.
Nrtbur nerlieB raid ben @arten uno fraf. .WerQn.
italtuns aur Ibreiie. Mm nddfen Woraei beiono
er lih bereits auf Dem Wese nod Yaris. -
hI,6c Sal.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1869-06-17

B9- A good story is told OF q
Michigan man who recently went
down into Indiana to buy 4 drove
Of horses, He was longer absent
than he intended, and failed to
meet q business engagement. On
being rather reproached for mot
being home, he made due apology.
4 tell you how it is, squire" said
he, "at every little darned town,
they wanted me to stop and be
president of O bank" II.nr....I
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1869-06-17

~ fellow, on being asked
10 write q testimonial for q patent
clothes wringsr, produced the fol-
lowing: I ana immensely pleased
with i. I thought a jag Of wood
which proved to be green and un-
ht 10 burn. / run the whole load
through your clothes wEingef, and
lhaYe used the wood for kindling
ever since. ~''h'."f .t# s'asa.a'9.I
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PUTNAM's MAGAZINE.


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The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1869-06-17

A MAN OF NERyE.-A, Washing
ton Letter-Writer remarks of Mr..
Greeley that the control he has of
his, Countenance is nearer what is
related Of Talleyrand than any
man we wot Oft being said of
the latter that If d man were TO
kick him behind, q man in front
could not tell from the expression
Ofhis face that anything unusual
was occurring. This reminds O
correspondent of an incident that
occurred In Omaha :: A gentle
man who had received an insulting
missiVe determined to resent t
promptly. Next, day, thinking he
saw his man ahead, he hastily
overlook him, and administered
several pedal salutations. The
hckee remaining passive, the kick
er vent round il front to see the
eject, and discovered to his regret
that he had kicked the wrong man.
he ap0logized and was answered
''Oh, don't mention it. From
the frequency of such little cpl
sOdes il my experience, L was SEN
aible Of your demonstration. but |
was not aware that you had made
any mistake" t a5. 1900 4. |
Upon herring the above anec-
dote, b Western editor exclaimed
On, hasn't he got the nervein
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The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1869-06-17

p9- Where did you get that
turkey ? asked a Yankee Colonel
Of ono of his amiable recruits, who
came into camp the other day
with q fine bird. o1+a ."if l. A"-1'
Stole it! was the laconic reply
All said the Colonel triumph
antly, to q bystander, you see my
boys may steal, but they won't
lie. WI asg... aa,o....l .,f....,
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1869-06-17

Why are Indies like watches /?
Because they have beautiful faces,
delicate hands, ere more admired
when fan jsWeled and need regu-
latug very often. Ian
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1869-06-17

~ A Yankee pedlar in his
cart, 0Fertaking another of his
class, was addressed, halo what
do YOU carTyP Drugs and medi-
cines, was the reply. Go ahead,
was the Teioinder, 7 carry grave
stones. .*. "''.
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BVEFke's WselxIyfoIr. Bovs
asa.,r ~,.. Girls. '

TOR 1869, win be the best volume
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Young Marod ners n IN Mountain 4
9 tale Of the Old Dominion, > by Pil
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Mansfeldt !" Lillian i vie. on LikI
the Old Farm House, h by mrs. s.
Peck ; Trades and Professions Of 4
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Biographies OF Ancient Persons
Young People" by Rev. q. B. Ru
a. M. Poor Henry.'' from tho q
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49, A Western paper, COM
menting upon the fact that Presi-
dent Grant has been presented
with a pair Of fine horses, remarks
that he has accepted the present
with . yisR Of making this q stable
government. .7'.1"
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1869-06-17
ME MOUND City MUTUAL, TTFE

h
| l. insurance COMPANY being a
home institution, it should be preferred
by citizens of the South for many rea-
sons.
| l. The money invested in il is retain
ed at home, where it assists in promo
ting Western and Southern trade and
comyTerce, in building up towns and
cities, in developing our rich mineral
and agricultural resources, in building
our great lines of railroad, and in cult
waiting our boundless praifies: For
these reasons Southern and Western
men should insure in it. .....'.--
2. AS its funds are all invested where
high rates of interest prevail, it can
grant insurance cheaper and pay better
dividends than any Eastern Company.
For this reason, all persons DESTROYS of
making certain and safe provision for
their families, should insure in it.
Its local board OF Louisiana Directors
being composed Of men of high stand
ing in the community, is a sufficient
guarantee that widows and orphans will
be protected in their rights, when I,oli-
cies issued by this Company mature bv
reason of death or otherwise. This IA
peculiar to this Company, mo other in
stitution beyond the limits of the State
having q local board and is, therefore,
worthy Of the highest consideration.
The Mound City issues the following
classes OF policies {: "lp ....41u NV =
.8a J. Ordinary Life Policies.
2. Limited Payment Life Policies,
y. Single Payment Life Policies,
o. 4. Ordinary Endowments-Assu-
-aa. rance Policies.
8. Limited Payment Endowment
@''4s+-.l --Ass1rence Policies z
isHs 6. Single Payment Fndowraa,,a
--=.-....y. Assurance Policies.
The above are the most popular poli- |
cies,, but IN addition tlereunto, the |
Mound City issues
Non-Forfeiting Policies,
Participating Policies.
and in fact, all other classes of Policies
>, Premiums are payable in cash, but If
the assured desires ONE THIRD n The
annual Or semi annual premium. NAV
remain unpaid, ii being endorsed hi an
interest bearing loan on the policv nm
al paid or cancelled by dividenlss f5
;, Econ policy holder win share In thu
eSoFlIs IN the proportion he NAV
aye Z aS CONTRIBUTED to the ASSETS
of the Company,
Inns company makes no charge for
policy, fee or stamps. 9EI'1T
Inc Louisiana Branch Office in in the
story Building, up Stairs, No. B. Cor.
s e lamp &0odnmOnI Streets, opposite
3ity Hotel, Now Orleans. \ p'"''
.tIf II. 81. SHINES.
State Agent for La, New Orleans
DAVID j. REID
Agent for Caleasien parisb
WIN. II. KIRKMAN, M. d..
Consulting Physician for Calcaa;ar
Parish. MO-
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1869-06-17

~ They have. q "War Of
Noses" in Cincinnati. The chief
difference between this, war and
the "War of Roses" in England is
that in the CINCINNATI conflict, the
emblems of both houses are red.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1869-06-17

In all cases the money mast be re-
mitted in ad0ance. I'D
Be9D A small space will be allowed adj
vertisers, at the rates of fifty cents per
square, for each insertion, four lines
constituting square. ..... .'.. .... . ' .
In sending remittances for either the
DAILY or WEEKLY Sum, the safest meth
cd is by draft or Post Office order.
Address A. s. ABELI4 & Co. 81.
Sun Iron Building, Baltimore, Nd.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1869-06-17

IA party 81 boys duoked q
Kansas chap for beating his wife.
he sued for damages whereupon
The magistrate advised the boys 10
Do II again.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1869-06-17

@ The difference between per-
reverence and obstinacy- the FIRST
ls strong viii the other Is q
strong Won't
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Louisiana Directors,

AOuISRama Directors,
Gov. @. H. MOUTON, of G. II. Mou.
ton Il Co. -..... .....-..
Judge e, T. MERRTCK, of Race, Eos.
ter Il e. T. Merrick.
Z. ii. HATCH of Samuel Smith & Go.
G. CHISM, of Chism & Boyd. ...-.
JAMES JACKSON, of jacobson & Man
ton.
OCTAVE VOORHEES,, of G.. W.
.. BaRcker & Co. ..,
THOMAS FITZWILLIAM, of T, Fitz-
,... william i Co.
r, s. MORSE, Proprietor City Hotel.
Gen. B. B. SHINES. .. q "i' I"TTE7T..
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THE SATURDAY EVENING .POST

SeHtAaAkhA premium Engraving,
THE SATURDAY EVENING pOsT
4 gives a beautiful sTERr, ENaR1vNa
framed Cone Of LIES Happy Hours, Z
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NEW YORK.

Railroad War at Elmira-The Erie and
Northern Central Roads at LogGcrheads-
Detention Of Northern Central Trains.
ELMIRA, March Q, 1900.
what looks Ike pretty serious war has broken
out between the Ere and Northern Central railways.
The Northern Central uses the Erie track through
and on each side OF this city. Last evening orders
were received BY division superintendent Pratt, Of
the Erie. TO allow trains OF the Northern Central
to come on to the Erie track, thus cutting on the
Northern Central from ts connections north. The
switches were accordingly spiked and all passage OF
the Northern Central trains stopped in either drec
tion. No were assigned for this extraordin-
ary procedure, and the railroad men here are AZ
much in the dark as to the cause Of the difficulty
a. anybody else. II is surmised that the
trouble grows out OF mitch between the
two companies about the possession OF the Fort
Wayne Road a. a connection to Chicago. The DIM
Guilty still continues, and trains are passing on
the Northern Central. An Injunction was granted
this afternoon to prevent the Erie from obstructng
the passage Of the Northern Central trains but -
yet no change has occurred In the situation. Lead
Ing occrs and directors Of the two roads have been
In consultation this afternoon TO erect settlement
A train on the Northern Central, with 400 passen.
gers from Washington arrived at the Dreak tnts
afternoon about mile below the city but could 90
no further. They were Obliged TO take the Erie
train, repay their fare and get homo b suon round
about routes ~ were open to them. the travelling
public u sunsrfng very grsas inconveniences