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BELL FOUNDRY.
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.
Notice Of Dissolution Of Part
merslliD.

YTNHE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EXIST
] ING between the undersigned in the businesz
Of Life Insurance. Solicitors and Agents under the
lrIn name and style Of Written * Hopkins, is this
day Dissolved In every respect by mutual consent
the Undersigned J. u. WhitIeD, withdrz ing from
the firm and assigning all his right, title and inter
e.: IN and 10 all MONEYS due 20 become due said
hrni, together with all property Of every dcScrit-
fion belonging thereto, to o. J. Hopkins, who j.
alone authorized to settle the business Of the late
hrm and 10 Use and sign the firm name therefor.
y. II. WRITTEN,
July Goth, $50 o. j. HOPKINS
aul.lSw1f7
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MISSISSIPPI.


JACKSON, Miss, August Hon. Albert
Morgan, white Republican Senator, married
last nigh. Miss Carrie Hishgate, colored.
The couple left for Cleveland, Morgan's for
mer home. Morgan was formerly Colonel
Of Michigan regiment.
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PESrH, August 4-The Diet of Hungary
Yesterday emphafically declared in favor Of
Austrian neutrality IN tie Franco ruzian
war.
vienna, Ang. 3.-Ausaria has an army
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CIScISNATI, Ausuat 4-Gen. Il. c.
Schenck was renOminatcd for Congressman
from the third district, by Republican
Convention which met ut Midtown to-
day.
Sales Of tobacco to-day at the tobacco fair
were spirited. Higher prices were obtained
than at the last fair.
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LONDON, August 4-Oaenbach, Opera
Banfie compoez thaash . 0eunan, has pub
lishcd French war song.
The Liverpool Chamber of Commerce was
called together to consider the expediency of
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L
tanning very little sugar, small portion Of Esprit,
and more paiatable than any now in use. The &C.
tive properties are by this mode extracted.
Buchu, As prepared By Druggists generally, Is Of
dark color 1t b P,aas shas saiss ~ fragrance;
the action Of fame destroys tis fits sctive Princi-
plel, leaving dark aad siutinoas decoctiua. Mine
i, the color u ingredients. The Buchu in my prep
.raton preominztes; the smallest quantity Of the
ether ingredients are added, 10 prevent iermenta-
ton: upcn inspection, it will he found not to be
Ti.c,ure, as made in PhannaroP.ea, nor is it .
,yrup-and therefore can be used in c.ses where
fever OF inasmnatioa exists. In this you have ths
knowledge of the ingredients and the mode II prrps
ration.
Hoping that you will favor 1t with trist. and
that u,uu inspection il will meet with your aPPro-
baton, ......1 .
With feeling u Conscience,
/ l am very respectfully,
II. T. HEIMBOLD.
Philadelphia. and now located at his Drug snd
Chemical Warehouse, se4 Broadway, New YORK.
IFron the largest Manufacturing Chemists In the
World
81 am acquainted with Mr. II. r. Helnbold; he
occupied the Drug Store opposite my residence and
was successful in conducting the business where
others had not been equally before him. have
been favorably impressed with his character and
enterprise
WILLIAM WElGHTMAN,
Firm Of Powers 4 weishtn,an, Manufacturing
Helmbold's Fluid Extract Buchu,
for weakness arising from indiscre,ion. The ex-
hauste,l powers Of Nature which are accompanied !!
by 50 many alarming symptoms, among whieh viii
he found, Indispositon to Ex.rton. ln~ ofMemory,
Wakefulness, Horror Of Disease, or Forebo- |
dines Of Evil in fact, universal lassitude pro.tra-
ton. and inability to into the enoyn.nts Of
society.
The Constitution, once affected with Organic |
Weakness, requires the aid Of Medicine strength
en- and invisorate the system, which HELNBOLDs |
RAIL DSSAC luNSAauiy uces. - ~ "ees- /
ment Is submitted to, consumption insanity en-
sues
HELxBoLD' $ FLUID EXTRACT BICHU, in affections |
peculiar to Females, is unequaled by any other
preparation, A. in Clor,is, or Retention, painful
ness, or Suppression 81 Customary Evacuations,
liberated or Schirru, state Of the Uterus. and all
FROM habit Of dissipation, imIrudence in, or the
decline or change Of life.
Helmbold's Fluid Extract Buchu
Improved Rose Wash
will radically exterminate from the system diseases
arising from habits Of dissipation at little expense,
it'll. OF change in diet, no inconvenience ex-
dangerous remeaies, Co,,aiva and Mercury, In al
thee diseases.
Use HELNBcLp's FLUID ExIkAcI Br,Hu in all
or female. from whatever cause originating, and N
matter Of how long standing. II is pleasant in TASTE
and odor, ''immediate'' in aetion, and more
Strengthening than any Of the preparations Of Bark
or Iron.
Thusc suffering from broken-down or delicate
consultations procure the remedy at once.
The reader must he aware that, however slight .
may be the attack Of the above diseases, it Is GER
tain to effect the bodily health and mental powers
An the above diseases requir. the all Of a Du-
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TERMS:

THE TIMES,
LIAvHHWoRTH. KANSAS.
INSURANCE STATEMENT.
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Buchu in vacuo. Juniper Berries, by distillation
10 form . 6ne gin. Cubchs extracted by displace-
men& by liquor obtar I'd from Juniper Beuies, cum
timing very little sugar, small portion Of spirit,
and more paiatable than any now In use. The ac-
tive properties are by this mode extracted.
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Meeting q RpeasAaRa In - LIZA.
ST. LoCIs, August A meeting Of Fench-
men was held here to-nighl, At which much
ympafhy MAS expressed for their countzynsn
nov engaged h var with Prussia: commit
Tee was apfsisted % nise Dsney for the ben
eft Of wounded French soldiers.
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WANTED.

On AAA AGENTS WANTED WATCH
SV.Vt'y given gratis to every person, male or
emaie, and terms sent free, clear from SIS
50 per day, sure Bar.ihs-,s entirely new. Can b.
done al home or travelling. So gin enterprise or
humtog. AidreeS. Y. III. CHIDESTER
aui. 2t. Roadway, Ne. YORK
"AN1ED-BI YOTNG MAN WHO
w thoroughly understands the management OF
horses, emplCy ment fe1mster-no objection IN
the country. Address CHARLES RlNERS,
aufwi' ~prirriIir. Kan.
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EDIICATIOy
E,r EDUCATl0N. o~ -.
UNIVERSITY oE KANSAS,
Laurence. K1,ss,s

VlHys INSTITUTION now AFFORDS Full.
facilites for prosecuting regular OF select
councs Of study in the Sciences, Ancient and Mod
em Languages, Drawing md Nuaie.
The collect0s Of apparatus has lately been largely
increased by the addition a and costly ins:ru
ments, which have been selscssd vith special rs6er-
ence . extended and thorough instruction in HUI
man Anatomy and Physiology, labratory practice
in Chemistry observatory practice in Astrcnon,y,
and Office and field practice In the Natural Sci
enceS and In Surveying and Engineering
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1 few days ago the city authorizes Of To-
peka seized b faro bank Jun hy JACK Fiero
and other parties. Afterwards, ion Monday
last, !, the gamblers had Mayor McAfee, Mar
shall Reed and two policemen arrested, on .
warrant issued by Justice Oliver, of Silver
Lake, charging them with hurglariously en-
tering the room and taking therefrom an
ivory paper knife, a round table, covered
with green cloth, which articles were moi
used as gambling devices. Other things
seized wore .adpiued . be g.~hjne tasls,
hut these were alleged to have been merely
stored there. The city officers were exam.
ined before Justice Oliver, and bound ovel
in $50 each Refusing to give bail, . init
timus was made ont directing their commit
tai to Jail subsequently writ Of habea,
corpus was issued and Judge Morton, of tht
Diaria Court, dl.elsargedc poe rrsdAs,4trs
Jack Ficro was arEested on Wednesday, tried
convicted of being the owner Of The hro
bank and sentenced to pay fine Of 500 and
suffer ssa dye imPrnenmest - ka3er ne
ports ay Neso has 6pfx1lsa hix ase - II
District Court.
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LOUISVILLE, Aug. IA special to the
Cosrir Journal from Lexington, dated the
Sd, sses that riot occurred at Harrodsburp.
Mercer county, on Monday evening, in which
one white man was killed and several woun-
ded, and three or four blacks killed and iif.
teen or twenty wounded.
The election returns from most Of the coun.
ties ere coming in slowly. As general
thing the Democrats have elected their county
tickets. ,--f s,s-.
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TUITION FREE.

Boaui can be procured in the ejty at as reasonable
rates 10 at any other place In the west- StuSests
themselves.
The first session Of the academic year Is10-71,
begins wednesday, Seps. :, Is7e ~ -
The regular examination fr admission vii be
held % the 9Th and sth Of september, coumencing
each dsy at 9 al IN.
For catalogues and further Particular apply to
JOhX RRASBR,
President Of the University,
aulslltw6t Lawrence, Kas.
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INV IORE, Au0uA lMh laS7.
ALLOW me 10 call your atteatioa 70 ny fREPA-
RATION or OUNDExTRACrOfBUc
The eompoaent parts are BUCHU. LoSs LxAs,
CuBEBs, JUNIPER BERRIES.
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RIFE grapes grown BY Mr.. Grant near
this city, are on sale st some Of the Lesyep-
worth s4suis.sies % They ne Of the Han
ford Prolific and Concord varieties, very
large. we'll formed an del5tsssAy ASosti.
This Is earlier than grapes have ever before
been knows b tipeA initl6s vicinity, and IL
another evidence Of what Kansas soil and
climate will do in the fruit line. a
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CHEAP LANDS FOR SALE,
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RRW-04IA.


THE BERLIN GOVERNMENT Is IRRIrATED
at the conduct of the agent, demand his dis
missal, but Prince Charles refused to yield to
the demand.
pErAIIS Of THE sAARBRUCKEN AFFAIR
BERLIN, August THE Prnssian gov
eminent issued the following account Of the
affair At Saaxbrucken: A feeble garrison
held Saarbeucken until the French advanced
in three columns The Pru4ians then re-
tired to position north of town. In spite
Of the free use BY the French Of Villeur's
artillery and Chaaepots, orr lozses were
only two officers and seventy men, while the
loss of the French appeared more serious
Our troops were admirably cool.
THE BETTING.
BERLIN, August +Ths oi6cas Of the
Union Club, of this city, have accepted a
large wager offered by Mr.. Thomas, of
Paris. that the French will be in Berlin on
the tenth of August. .1Tei
r. kEzERvH-FROvIslONs.
The Rnzian Reserve Of 10000 men are
encamped in front Of Berlin.
Forage and provisions is scarce on the
Rhine, and the Prnsian artillery and cavalry
horses are suffering severely.
THE CROWN PRINCE FREDERlCK WILLIAM
remains in Prussia in command Of Ptussian
troops and will not take Command of the
SoWh German army n reported.
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o:;p' in in poss. en- " Va
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morning to the Chapel of Notre Dame des
Victories to offer prayers of thanksgiving for
the safety and success Of the Emperor and
Prince Imperial.
DISPOSITION OF THE PRCSsIAN ARMY.
LONDON, August SThe following Is
given to-day ~ the numbers and disposition
Of the Prusian army: The Duke Of Neck
lenburg commands II, 600 men At the mouth
affhe riv@ EAes and Gen. Ealkelstein has
rs, 900 men along that river near Ems,
Gen. Won B;tten6eld has $1,000 men. The
Army Of the Rhine consists Of the following
bodies: 5000 men 1t Cognac, under Gen.
Sfeinmsts; 900 At the junction Of the
M with the Rhine, under Prince Friedrich
Charles. and l6O, 600 along the Haut-R Rhine,
under Prince Royal Fredrick William. The
Chiefs Of Slz6 are Gems. Mette, Blumenthal.
Schirling and Stephen.
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special dated Florence, I'd, SAYS tina. in con-
formity with decision of council Of Gen
erals, held on the 2Sd ult., the effective force
Of the Italian army is I'eing rapidly raised to
~, 900; camp Of 10000 has been estab-
ishel between Mantua and Verona, and two
camps Of observation arc forming on Pontifi-
cal frontier
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neutrality, but popular excitement is intense
AID perhaps ungovernable. The sympathy
for France among all classes is very marked.
SYMPATHY WITH FRANCE.
COPESHAGEN, August 4-Sympathy with
France is manifested among all classes, and
it will he difficult for the Government to re-
nlain neutral.
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spe;ial : Goti3en.


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Die biu9fen i'm Rartte bel q. r. Srppfs,
tWtai2l-3gVte.l SIR, IL Jtprp, ,SutQudraRe
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6. 0nbu Sliusluff,
67edttB GntpaIt,
"SroNE oPPIoE", bsm Gcrittsbauis In Scplontolpn
9e8enitber,
bctet ieinen oeui)lr 6reunoen Iene 8enIe in allen
9srtatlidc uno aoOotatOrtidrn GrhGfen IN Baltimore
Gountp au. 9r lit nab ubr 9tadmitta9s audi in
Baltimore in ieiurni Bareau Rr 45. ct vdutfir
gde Der SaratosaitraBe, iu iprehen Or fpridbt
Gsutfdb (Juli3,ISO Y
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Gfeil,r 9Snit

Der yunions.99ue. bon 9is,u.Dor, nabm
oor8eIern ene Gntl'tsBan8 ~ GauiiCn Der AblaOuu9
Der 6mfommenltener an.
= Das ,Varcau luolittr israun" in Re,u Oort
tpablis 9onnerla9 NDeno 6ran Is. i. gDeus ais @Or.
fscrn, t}rl. Saute Sbants ais oerrn SelUcrtuteriu,
Jrl Garter oils prOioioircno uno OIL GaurG Is. Sol.
loluup ais oruIponoirenDe Selreiarm
- Der sSania 5e Yuh" miro uuu ,Sprt Siaiiton
aus bic ermoroln8 pon iut Weyitansrn purcb 9uOid.
net gsm,lott Die Gebr8t iolsn cine Wale itinalidtr
Snoianer bergen, unp man berdltei Ycrwittlungeu.
= W 9bttaeo ,ultroe Wittluo1 Nbcuo pru. u. Il.
Sen8. G8enibuntr Der ySuinots SiaatsIeitung. bon
ientn Jreunosn e'lt tIbeTms 3bseisTuc ium Sl6Cn,s
9emadt.
= IN g,e,u.Dori ,uuros oorseIicrn Nbenb Waron 8.
Garrp auf Belebl bcs MbierS Garbage aui ene aluae
bin bic serlc.Babn" ais osren Wici.Qgent nm $500
IN Ntludrt N'9., bt dwnoelt iu baben. uerbGrt. 5n
erman8eltn8 pon Bur8lbaft brabts man ibn ms sc.
tan9niB.
= gorselern ,purosn Die bel philadelphia I'M 9sa.
par.}ule nod tmintr le9enoeu Wslie osS eiengepan.
jtrttn Shi,fes pWrps9rpn0eS" otrmlttclH 500 Yiuno
4uper In bic eut gelpreh8. Wtan iuiro nnnnebr bic
drummer aus osm ,Sabrpalsr oss 6luIles eniitrrt
100 t Der Sditabt iebr 8ttabrlitt uare 3ts eeiuat
btr Ggplohon mar 10 bst8. odB elnigc Der unBebeurn
ecnpatten 90 t}uB III Die Intt eeI6leiocrt tuuroCn.
= Sur ,}et osr 3noulrie.Ausle sleuung. ,uflde i'm sep.
ttn,ber IN enennatt tianoei, lpro odelbr aud rine
Gonuenion bon Drlspatsn bon iyabtiianteu unp Grin.
oer btS Snorodmerantlden opntNen,e5 abgebalten per
ben.
= Das GoIls9tum Der Srsisritbter bon San Gran.
llseo bot li ju Unnen etnr Sdentun8 pon 81 100000
an bic sSib. .Paeiie.e ilsubaba etllGot" er,lati
Utan laSt. baB bic abrnmuns par6 VeIo breiniuB,
luorotn.
- On San 5ranliseo bat iih cine ntue auliralidje
0amplldittlabrh9pmpdsri Dtpuls oireitsr 0erbtll.
eun8 mt Sponep gebuoet. Die ,5abrten lpuen ant ~.
Gull bs0unsn, uno 1T bic ueberiabrisict auI q 1a9e
ttt8eiebt.
: eie nit 10000 nnteridriiteu' oerisbtue Ytiiiion
1T bon San 6ranJisso aus an Gen. Roenerani geldt
poroen, in wsder ben 9onersB S,aatsbulls lir pe
p0alttotntq. .Suotilli litn.G Gtlenbabu" gebeten Miro
- Wtt ben Speja,,uablen u, ean t5ranisso Ino Die
Bsirusereitt 10 groB 8speen baB Der Utapur etlutt
poroen it, cine Btobans uut 9ntoedlna Der Untliter
bet Benigtreisn ausIutben.
- On san iSramtseo ltno bic Yrsi'e fir gDaien In
Go8s Der Yaprtbtsn aus ben orltten Siaaien uno
europa 8eliitstn. Nm ben in Dem Sabre pom 49, 9uni
1868 bis oabn 1870 aus fornen eSporitritn aDaJen
Iu bctorpern parn 200 Gabrisuge erioroer; 25V,VV0
Spnneu atnatu uadb GnglanD.
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Iino," erpoerte er enolid; ,,tuern oieie 8er'
mutbun9en nun nid)t t6uI9en, oann 1T be,
fromme 9err 9ammer Elm 8eriebener Spit
bube!"
rSerrlib! Gtpas ountel amar - aber's
flin9t redt mun0elbar! gBeiterl"
,t0tein Yriniipal mar beute Wtpr9en aus
ge8an9en. er wollte einen Gbeber beluden, mi
Dem er i9on lGn8er in unterbanoluns ftebt
Saum mar CT tort, als oerr Sammer mid
ms Wagajin ibidte. Sas fel mir auf eE
mar ME uorber 8eihe6en Der Sormano, oat
id ieoe @elegenbelt benuBen mhiie, mir gBaa'
renienntniB 5u berIbaIIen, er ihen mir ieb,
ben @eoanIen nt6t ;uriidneiien, .oab bier ar'
o:re llrIaben Su 8runoe liegen miBtsn. Nlir
bIeb i'd binter Der 8lustbhr ieben, 10 oab i'd
oas @onlptoir hberi9auen, mid aber Nie'
mano isben tonnte."
nS6On, Sie ipionirten!"
u9Senn sic es 10 ftettnen pollsn, ia"
u tSie @ele9enbeit mar 9hnlii9. Nun!"
,,&aum mar ib binaus, als Der Su6balter
nit fie5erbaftcr SaIt Dor oas Nult meines
Yrin5tpals trat. i'd lab, oaB er eincn Sblhis
lel aus Der EaiHe bolte unO oas Yult DIInett,
babel mar lein YIit feit auf Die &blr serit:
tet. Gr na1nt aus Dem 9ult ein BUD uno
idrieb etmas bnein, nobel er iib Der Beoer
liuo Der Ointe meines Yrin5lpals beoiente.
Sarauf puroe ons BUD wieoer binsin8ele9t
uno oas Yult 8ei6loIen."
,&unnten Ste oas Suh?"
,,Sa. Gs lit oas gaiilbuh meines Yrin5is
pals, er notirt oarin alle Sumnlen, Die er aus
Der Guhe empidn8i, uno ole Ius8aben, Die er
ilr feline Yerlnn madbt."
Der WtGnn 1T phnttllb. Nun, mar oas
aaeg?"
Rein. Ra6ocm oas aci6ebcn mar, Difnete
Der 8u9baltsr Den GnIlaibrant er nGbm eini:
sc 8antnoten beraus uno itedte Iie in Die 98e'
ltsntal6e."
,,Sola! Seb Da, iitb on, Simotbeus! QBel.
dc Sermutbun8en tnapfen Sie nun al otele
Gntoedun8?"
,S@ oente mir, er hat in bas GnIabub oes
Gbefs 3ablun8en ein8etraaen, Die Serr Saner
gar nibt erbalten bat -"
Sang rebt! !"
"98enn er Die 9anOi&riit taui4eno na4'
abmen fam ="
,,Nbt nDtbig, gBertbeIter. cine Gins Dor
ooer eine gtnu binier elmer 3obl MAIDEN loon
oiel aus"
pgs 1T pabr aber 9err Suuer mub oas
oo6 iinben!"
Ser Sottor 5udte Die Gdieln.
,,&ann er ni9t in ben 9lusgaben oalielbe
&unitithdben anmenoen?" fra9te er ,,Ra6'
ber timmt Der 9QIienbeItano nit oem Nb
i1lub gang itberein un0 Cs p!ro bent alien
9errn alsOann ni6t einiallen, bic @innabmen
uno Mus9Gben ju re0ioiren uno tontroliren.
llno ielbit uenn cnmal Elm Deficit iib oors
finoet, mic fanu er auf bic 8rrmut5un8 foms
men, oaB iein ebrcnwertbcr 0err gu6balter
in bieien &unfithdbcn btwanoert ii?"
s6reiltt Sn9roBer 8unf itebt ct tbrigens
(SortIetura FoIat)
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CART beitrafte te lnuorii1ttGtrit
-lniere beranwa1enoe Su9enO fam ni1t
9cnug 9emarnt weroen, ii9 bel ibrcn SpleIen
nidt iener lbermatbisen SorBlof9tsit III
iiberlallen 0eren barte Straie gar 3u oft elm
frhb5eltiBer, itredIi6er 500 1T. Gin trauris
ger llnfall, tueIher ii9 Dor eini9en 3a9sn bel
Sannibal i'm Staate Wiiouri erei8n2t bat
ruft Die NOtbwenoi8tcit iener Mabnun9 ppn
Neuem in oas 8eodbtniB, Cine An5abt Jun.
ger Wdoben uno Snabeu i'm utter BON 3sbn
bis iedsSebn Sabren beabiibtlSts cine Qbai
srpartie 3u MAIDEN, uno 9lng 81 Oieiem 3wed
l6n8s oes Yabn8eleles. UNI al elmer 9elulien
Ste!le, ,HWo OieIes iibsr einen Strom fubrt, Elm
Boot gu bslteiGeu. Nls iie bereiis in bic WGbs
Der Bride 9elOmmen, 90rten lie cineu @iien.
babnjug ber0nbraulcn. sic bCi1loNen, elnen
g8ettlaui 5u MAIDEN, UNI ebsr, al5 0tr ,3up, bic
Sthde 3u errei6en. 8tia9t. 8elBan Der Ssr
iuh 9ladte aud, nur ittirjte zines Der WtGo
9tr, ,ytamensGDo GDoiaSenlton, ais es btirabe au
ole bride 9eIangt mar, unO 9tnB Der 3ug, Der
ibr oidt aui ben 5eren ioI8te uno MID. reGts
ieitia gum Salten 9ebradt ioerOen tOnute, 10
unBlRdli6 Rber Oen &Orper oss ormen
&lnoes, baB er ibn Uie burA duen Sbniu
uon Der rebsn SHuLsr bis Sur linien Saite
,ertbetIte
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&econfruftion notbipenb big. -
Nidt tueniaer, als Wtoroe uno WioroperIu1e
puroen ioeben innsrbalb "a Stunosn In &ans
las @itp, Wo., beGanaen.
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gladlleie tclearapbiider Nahridjtcn.

- Ius Bo'ior uro stmtlost. oaB Donuetlia9 eln
3u8 Der nVtlnont. WtaNdtuisiiier Yabn" aui elmer
Bride iutItsn Nopali.on Iuo Ntbol ourtjbra pubet
b. 5obulou aus 5ttdburs sctootet uuroe. 3tuti Nn.
bsrt. Sob. Wurpbp uuo btr @epadmttsr w. 9liott.
iputpen uer psrluunbet VI. 4. 9oolitlf aus @aroner
Vie brah elm gtin VI. g. gBbtteoub, Vuliastnt CT.
bieit erbetie Oerlsbun9en; 5rouIein s. s. Yuuod das
Hopaiiton uno Der 5ngenisur W. i5oer rpurotn hii
Der psijsr Sones dpsr perltbt mebrers 4noers iaut
NIT isi@tn @srlsbuussn papon Die locomotive uuc
8 YDagen hno Icrtrummstt.
u = Sn 9te,p.Dor, esbt scssuariis bic Gsrnaiisn.aus
ubr uad aranirflda Iiott uou Statten 9teniiag lpa
Der 6radtraum ein,s nad eaore beiimmisn Gampi
idittss tn 10 RinptsR pol,onlmsn bsiradsi.
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Jran3bilibe @aunerei. Su Yas
ris fauIte eine Dame in eineni &leinbGnoItr
sel9dit in Der &i1elleuitraBe Elm perlgrau.
ieioenes Slsio. In Der gln8an8tbIre beuertte
oer &aufmann sinen Mann ltsben, Der allen
Bewegurgen Der 8aUE nit 8eipannter Nuf
meriiamftit fol8te. Vie Dame rdberie iid)
mitlerneile oeni Yulte oss SaIiirets uuo Sog
cine yloie BON 200 Grts. aus ibrer 86rie. Sn
oisiem Nusenblide llrjte Der Mann in ben
Gaoen. IGu8 bic Dame in's 8eltdDt, entriB
ibr Die 9anfHotc uno i1rie !: sd ucrbot Dir,
oas &leio Su taufen, Gber it bspadtc Old,
uno nun iouit 8u es oo6 nibt baben l' Ntlt
oeien gBorten itiir5te er nit Dem 8slbe fort.
AIs bte DAME aus ibrer Sbnmabt erpa1 te,
oradte Der 8auimann icin Beoauern iib.r ben
8orial uno bic robeu Wauisren ibres Sat
ten, fur tuel9sn er ben StbrenirieD scbalten
battle, aus. rs iit ia gar nidbt mein Wann!"
rlef Die Dame ar8erIid. ySb bate ibn nod
ME Suoor 9elebenH - Ser YisuoosGemabl
mar elnfa6 eln n-6bter Barrier Wauner.
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u III tgramte1ts Stute.

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tunp ottislbtn eiritnptn
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