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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-10-30
MAN AND WOMAN IVA, =,

Tun subjects treated Of In this pamuAet fuh,eh
nSssins ee.ssnsl are Marriage who marry nrst self
ssertltJ Of Woman variepcale, PhS asir Wasffn 10.
tele balantss Hernia nydrosee or he hs
ger Also diseases pecuhnr 70 women. For viii
be sent 70 sealed letter envelopes by DR.. HuxrnE SIS
Cheanut street 81 Louis Mo-, special dlsease.
successfully Every family oushtto have Il enlr ~ nsss
aud Information where the oheat 4 hok
raklns Az eanssmrl.,ns mavrlnge should Cor /,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-10-30
VINE OF TART

Is rich ID the medicinal
qualities Of Tar, COM
bined with vegetable in
gredients Of undoubted
value, which make 1t un-
surpassed for the com
pla,nts enumerated.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-10-30
j. Crooks WINE OF TART

Removes pam In Breast
Side or Back.
Is a most effective Regu-
iaf0r If the Tiypr
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-10-30

Has cured SO many cases
of Asthma and Bronchi-
It's, that ii has been pro-
nouneed q speciie for
these complaints If at
hicned, will yon let preju-
dice prevent you from
being cured alsO7
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-10-30

Renovates and Invigor-
ates the entire system,
and rapidly restores Ex-
hausted Strength. The
very remedy for the weak
and detGiitated.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1871-01-12
The one UnpardoAable Sin

A good many years ago, when
ice in summer was a rarity in citias,
and an nnhoori or thing in the
country, good deacon of a rural
church was charged with having
cot decidedly fuddIed one Fourth
Of July, in New Yo.k, He was ar
ranged for his misconduct. With
tears in his eyes, he admitted his
fault but pleaded in palliation that
it was a prodigious hot day, and
the lemons and ice in the cup did
look so cool and inviting that he
could not resist the temptation, and
he supposed he did drink to ihtox
ication. A low browed brother in
a back seat listened attentively but
to the defense, and
at its conclusion rose. Il hain't
no objection said he, "to
mans getting drdnk, if he owns
up to it, and is sorry for it; that's
a thing a mans liable to, and per-
baps sometimes he cant help it.
But when the deacon comes in here
and undertakes to excuse himself
in such a way as that talking
about seein' ice in JULY go for
erkin' him out for lynn"
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1871-01-12
MY SALLY ANN MARIAR.


just 'tother side o. Deacon JONES'
Beyond the hemlOck hOller,
There lives the purtiest girl In town,
I'll bet by half dollar
Her eyes are blue as Indigo,
Her hair as red as fire;
There amt gal in town can beat
My Sally Ann Mariar.
She wears bunch upon her head,
Tied upwlth ribbons yaler,
An some one said, tu wear such things,
Denoted she was shaller
I'd like tn heV'em tell me sol
Ireally du desire
To punch the head o. them who talks
or Sally Ann Mariar.
She wears just "No. ~ shues,
AM once heard 'em sayin'
She needed half an acre lot
Her CATERS to display in:
An If hadn't felt unwell
Alore they got much higher,
I'd laid 'em Halter than the sole
OfSally Ann Mariar
Last night told her all my love,
She blushed up kinder rosy;
l called her all the purity names,
Like duck" an''"dove," an posy,"
AM fore cum away she said
She'd grant my hearts desire
An sum day I'll git married
To Sally Ann Mariar.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1871-01-12
GOVERNORS MESSAGE.

Fellow CITIZENS OF THE GENER.
AL ASSEMBLY The official reports,
which the law requires to be annu-
ally made to the Governor, show
that the affairs of the various de-
partments of the State Govern
ment and of the State Institutions
have been conducted during the
Fast year in a satisfactory manner.
| shall not attempt to give a synop-
sis of the facts and figures which
the reports contain. The most i'm
portant parts Of them have been
spread before the people of the
State by the newspaper press, and
tle details which may be desired
with a view TO legislation can be
best obtained from the reports
themselves.
also refrain from making many
recommendations. Believing that
too frequent changes of the laws
and too much legislation are seri-
GUS evils, I respectfully suggest
that upon many subjects it may be
well to defer legislation until the
people have acted upon the ques-
tion of calling a Constitutional
Convention. If such a Convention
shall be called, it is not improba-
BILE that the General Assembly will
be clothed with powers essentially
different from those conferred by
the present fundamental law in re-
spect to the judiciary, Railroads,
and many other i'm
portant subjects, and that the Leg
islature itself will be so constituted
as to secure to minorities q fairer
representation than they now en-
Joy.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1871-01-12

Fayette Lodge, No lO7, of Free and Ae-
Septsd MasOns, meets on the first Wednes-
day evening after the full moon, and when
the moon fulls on Wednesday, on that
evening, Mills Gardner, W. NJ; !. P.
Robinson, S. W.; j. A. Mclean, j. W.
A. M. Stimson, S. D; H L. Robinson, j..
D; John Miser, Treas B. H. Millikan,
ec'y; L. @. Karney, Tyler.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1871-01-12

Fqyette Chapter Royal Arch Masops
meets on the Wednesday evening before the
full mobn Mills Gardner, H p; j
F, Ely, King; A. @. johnson, Scribe; J
P. Robinson, o. H.; A. M Stimson, P, ST.
Fl. L. Robinson, R. A. o.; j. p Popejoy,
6. NJ, Sd Vale; John Millikan, G. M ID
Vale; R. A. Robinson, a. NJ, lst Valei
John Miser. Tr.; B. H. MlllIkan, Sec'y;
L. O. Karney, Guard
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1871-01-12
FINANCES.

The balance in the State Treasury
on the 18th Of November, 1860,
was S43S, ,060 IA; the receipts du-
ring the year were $4,399, 932 So /;
making the total amount Of availa-
bic funds in the Treasury during
the year 81, 1897, 1892 67.
The disbursement during the
year have been 4,071, ,954 81 leav-
ing a balance in the Treasury No
vember Is, 1870, of $766, 6,038 10.
The estimates of the Auditor of
State for the current year are as
follows:
Estimated receipts from all sour
ces, including balances, $5, $40, ,205,-
10; estimated disbursements for all
purposes, SIS, ,l63,976 OIL; leaving
an estimated balance in the Treas
ury November Is, 1871, of $685.
229 90.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1871-01-12

A female lecturer said: sect
married, young men, and be quick
about it. Don't wait for the mil
lennium, for the girls to become
angels. You'd look well beside an
angel, wouldn't you, you block
heads ?"
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1871-01-12

A friend of ours, who has had
some experience, says that if you
go to call on young lady, and she
crochets diligently all the evening,
and only says "Yes'' and mo"
you can go away about nine or a
quarter-past, without breaking any
of the rules of etiquette.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1871-01-12

They tell offs spring in Michigan
SO strongly magnetic that a man
who had drank from it and went
into blacksmith shop and sat On
the anvil which stuck fast to
him, and had to haYe it amputated.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1871-01-12

At Belmore, Putnam county,
Ohio, there is a little girl, about
four years of age, who is supposed
to have~been abandoned by gypsies
She can give no account Of her
parents.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1871-01-12

A Persian philosopher being asked
by what method he had acquired
so much knowledge, answered,
"By not being prevented by shame
from asking questions when l was
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1871-01-12

A drunkard leaning against a
church railing, in answer to a ques-
ton from the sexton, said he did
not exactly belong to the church,
but he awas leaning that way"
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1871-01-12
1. O. G. 7.

Rsyof Hope Temple No. 222, meets Mon.
day Eeveningsat their Hall in Ely's block
W. @. T., pr. E. @. Hamiltoni W. VI
T., MISS Lide McElwain; W. R s., Geo
McCandless; W. F, s., David Elliott; W
r., Mrs, j.. B. Priddy; W. M, James 7
Gould; W, 1. g., Miss Alice Stewart; W
Q. c., R. J. fireman.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1871-01-12

A regular divorce matinee was
held in the Common Pleas Court
room, Indianapolis, Ind, on Sat-
urday, Judge Blair presiding.
-Four divorces were issued.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1871-01-12

"WeIl, if a hatch hand 10 hand
a bar hand a hess hand a hee don't
spell 'orse. then my name hain't
'Enry III"
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1871-01-12

S taxes 1913 a6s Al 10 48l 57s 2s 70 997 6s5 e5
State taxes s5Os 7i2 % 4 4666 s42 % i,162,5 50
Totals $40 ST e70 "a ss4isO $40 81 $40 800 1e4 %
This table shows that in ten
years the State taxes have increased
thirty-three per cent, and that To-
cal taxes have increased almost one
hundred and seventy per cent. in
other words, that less than one
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1871-01-12
4. d. O, p,

Temple Ledge, No. 227, meets at Wash
ington every Tuesday evening, at their
hall ON Court street G. P Barnes, N,G,;
M. Blanchard. V. G.; j, G. King, Sec;
L. G. Karney, P. S.; O. l.. Getz, Treas.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1871-01-12

A Kentucky girl VINO married a
fellow of fmcan reputation was taken
to task for it by her uncle. 81
know, uncle" she replied, "that
Joe is not good for much, but he
sa id l dared not have him, and l
won't take a stump from anybody"
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1871-01-12

Some girls are like old muskets
they use a good deal powder, bu
won't go of.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1871-01-12

ga prudent man., says a witty
Frenehman, "is IKE q pin. His
head prevents him from going too
far"
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1871-01-12

The Pope, on being asked what
mart of Rome his Holiness intended
replied: Vat lean.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1871-01-12
THE PUBLIC DEBT.

The public funded debt of the
State on the 18th of November,
1869, after deducting the amount
invested in loans not yet due, was
1885, ,938 27. During the last
year there has been redeemed of the
various loans, and invested in loans
not yet due, the sum of $l23,S $780,
36, leaving the total debt due No
vember Is, 1870, $9,732,077 91
The Fund Commissioners were
prepared to pay off larger amount
of the debt than has been actually
discharged during the year, but
none of the bonds Of the State
were due, and some of the holders
demanded ten or twelve per cent.
premium, and Others refused to sur
render their bonds at any price.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1871-01-12
TAXATION.

The constant and rapid increase
of taxation demands consideration.
The following table, showing the
taxation for different purposes in
1860 and in 1870, and the increase
of taxation in ten years, sufficiently
exhibits the nature and extent of
the evil
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1871-01-12
REFORM SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.

The Girls Reformatory at White
SulphurSprings contains forty nine
inmates, and it is now demOnstra-
ted that the number is likely to in
crease as rapidly as the welfare OF
the institution will allow. What
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1871-01-12

vision Of the rates Of taxation
which local officers and boards are
authofized to levy, another con.
trolling reason is not to he omit.
ted. BY the recent revaluation of
real estate the total basis of taxa
tion for the State at large will
probably be Increased almost forty
per cent, and in many Of the cities
the Increase will be nearly one
bundled per cent. This renders it
impeIRtively necessary to revise the
present rates, SO as to prevent the
collection and expenditure Of sums
much greater than the public good
1emapds.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-11-29
ycfcorapbiirhcs glltcrici.

VemiStou, Nte., %. 9icpbr. - Sllfe
Smitb bon Sbaplcigb, Nte., idlOB Qcitcgu
GbenO III Der &unltnbcit Nul itiue bctoclt
z Gbnc mo uCrpuubCtc lie 0cidbrid,.
1T. HontS, rs. 9toobr - 98rl. DE
2tuiiter, mclGW tii",Iit) bl ctncm Wollc urn
otut 9tiiiit. 5euot5ictrctSr NcnGridS in'S
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tags ytatt.
8reutou, 3.-3., %. g}9pbr. 3is
StaOtS Simmenj0blcr priGmmcittn lldl
btutc; &nrlar crbielt $500 un0 &ollg 7G,
GtimmGH.
@ortsmouth Nr0., %. 9tcb. --
Gei Der lcUtlgcn Ytuni5ipahUabl wuoc Der
IepubltGuer 50. .. &alItr gum DfaDor er
wablt; cil beoeuttROer rep S'emim.
Beltung " tonroc, %. gloubr.-SbCrit
8m. y. &roi9btu, ber Ad)tb. Sol. Segar
uro Is. 6. SGtuuro faincn bitr Ou, nm ctueu
Bauplos fiji ein nelttS S1ote, oUSSNWdGlen,
Ueld)cS bcrcits ndbicu 5onncr lrttg ictn
lou.
YittSburg, 28. 9iOubr. - @citcrr
@tbcnb ianO cine grOBc &trioHmuug WtgcU
Der MISUNDERSTANDING OeS Shto- -UInntS
tatt.
geaoeuuortb, 3, SGriaS, %. gtou. Gin
Maru, NanenS 24iliou, Der Guf Der Sidoa
poo. 3nlel Wobnt, idoB bcnte auf itIne bclotll
Sbbuc uub UeruuuOcte elilen t6otltd.
80 It II, 2s. gtopbr. -@eorgc Stonc II,
Seni. 8. Berrp purbeu btntc ipegen lllItel
id)lagung Don bebeutenoen GuuntitGten Sel0(
I'M 8ertbe bon $50 900 ucrbaItet,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-11-29

8oracio ipirb ais probioriid)er 9ouuers
Heur fir giueuo Seon, 100 6ie9uuriiten Sooeu
geminuen in Soridlla9 gcbradt
Sioal &aitontoa erflGrte ant %. Nou. i'm
GongreB, oOB or ermdd)tigt lei, Su ertldren,
oaB Die Barter Seroa'S Oeher nit 0taS, nod
nit Suare3 ipmpatbiFre, icnbern neutr al
bleiben lueroe.
Sen. Rearctc bat bic Bartei oeS 0iu, per.
lailcn nnb i'd III Die Sierra De .3acapcariita
3uriidg3ogen.
Gin BON Qius erlaTtues 0luuiieit finOst te'
ncn 9lntlau9.
Die 9rii6sr Gias Fno inter sinanOsr uu-
einig.
Stabt Wierito, 10. Rop., oia SopoH'
na, 2s. gtoo. Sn Der ganScu Nepublit
bcrridlt Elm 3uItaub gduBlider anard)ie. Die
Sournae luo init 8eridyteu fiber Bronuu.
clamento'S angefillt une baS DtilitGr ptro
tGglif aufriibreriihcr. Sen. 8Drfirio Diai
bat eu6lid aud formeQ eiu BroHunciamentp
erlafeu, er pirb uon Der 0jeletgebun8 Dee
StaateS Soruca unterltliet, ueltCr 9eruc
unabbdn9i9 ietn mbdte.
9m Wtilitdr berriht allgemeincs VtiB-
trauen. 8as yStglo" beridltet nm 49,, ouB
Suare; in Der Hdd)t beS II. init benz amert-
taniitbeH @einnbten cine 8cratbun0 bate,
meld)er tbm rietb, iein Gabiuet Al uerGnoeru.
9ieicr 8erid)t mad)tc 8roRes Aniebeu. Die
8eu6ltcrun9 auBert Die 9ciiiyftun9 eiuer
amerttuuiidlcn 3ntcrUcntiou. IS miro Uer'
iidert, bnB im DECEMBER etue 81 organization
OeS Cabinets ltuttiiHbeu iou. Sin Seriid)t
ia9t, bab Scuor Homcro OcmnGbi nub g8a.
ibington ubrciicn miro, 90 i'll amtlidDcr ST
gcnld)ait, weiB man nid)t. Dan iOat abcr'
nails, oaB Wicrtfo Ucriudlt wiro, III otu
&ctcinigteu StOatcn ciuc InIciye 81 nt9os
ri .rrl
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aofalberid,tc ans 2Sasbiuaton,

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9ouo, AIlciior iir ben 8. 9e8jStatur, Sirritt,
bat rcNgnIrt uno Sberit GalpGr &ClIer III ais
ieim Nabfolger ernannt luorocn.
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ter 0iirger bon Sii. .gSaibingtou, ititrSte gc'
erli, alS er iid) su Bette begcbtn woutc, pIOBs
lid toOt su Sooen. Sr. Sroots mar iiber
60 Sabre alt.
Die Jfational.G Goubcltion bcr ,Amcrh
tauiden Srauenittmmrehtss s@eleuiduIt" trttt
am 6reita9 Der ndd)lten gSod)e bierelblt Su'
lanmcn.
- Sn Georgetown ltarb 9cItcrn III ietncr
8obnun9 9tr. 80, SeaIlitraBe, George 9So'
ibiugton, siner Der lueuigeu Seuuon0ten oeS
,Sate.S ocS SaterlunoeS." Der Srllorbene
ipar ell Sohu beS cbeuiallS ucrltorbencu
8uihroo 8aibington uuO ell gfeilt pes Irilher
in @aibin8ton anldligen Storgc 9. SSa-
bington.
- Die 8iile SrantIin's, ,uclhc bic glngc.
leuten Der 8e9lerln9S Druderei bonn Sllo'
bauer 3ot Slanucrg baben anicrtt9eu ial'en,
wiro norgen 9tahmittag Dor Der Srndcret
ieierlid)l entbiilt weroeu.
@eliern Abeuo gc9en llbr ucrluhtc
eiu Bubrmauu, gtanleus SbomuS 6ice, III
Snor's Staacu al y 9raBe Setbimoro 3n
bC9ebeu, llDcm er cine llnSc Vduoanum uno
cine Huge Actbcr uerldlludc. Sein SorbO'
ben wurbC leoodl betannt unO untcr gcct8ne'
tenn drStli6en SciitGuoe bciiuSet er i'd g..
seHwGrtig rbaltntBnl0biJ Uohl. ST IoIl
III leSter I3ett tart 9etrltnttn bnbeN.
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Gnropaii9c S'c,idjt9.
5euttbldne.

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pr;i;isI ySnmSont;nnnc( snnrnbonru TIo'
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Ss,t;s SSs,d, ;ci,,c,, h;nicmnt;;rb,u g{rrtr,tern
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Ssre JpSd,f, ihrsnlI} }inionSd,ciS osnS6rsu. rr.
oiht s1 " Il nv mrp,,sii5,s Tctidoi,
~, - !, 1,Sm,, sr,St, 40 ono ybtr Sc, Srou-
,Sd;ts -, Ho;eIhf, en o0n rShlr h,r ruIfi;hr
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l@sblr XII ' Nsr t,Ir,i;G,r ~ GOO 5nlr S,r itolismi.
a. oe 600 ,rhir 1rr nyrnbi;rhr CS,inuhtc
~ ~ y0,ru 40 600 Shjr Incl 5000 ShIr
gpistbsrntidS Sinuno Srr rnoIiids SoirIhit
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frnn,S;;;t,r "a gsa yhIr' her tiirfiid,c IS. .GGG
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ntdt Stine Seele eeiuno MAIDEN. GS
liegt etpas unbeimlihes auf 9einem gez
mittbe, es loitst aui Dir unp criidte 0id
nieeer."
Der &tnis itaub auI unr sin9 burd
bas 8emad.
uSialtan," ipru6 er mad einer9auie,
lid babe feline Rube, tetnen Salt in mir,
ih babe mein Reicb Seritbrt, i6 babe Die
Stebe meineS9SeibeS aui eine elenbe Sa ME
tmaartenipiel 9eiebt unp - periptelt. gieb
mir &roIt, peun 0u tonnit!"
yHarum ni6t," erpiberte Der Gribtz
ihpi milpe, vebe ib Sid aber belle, mub
i'd Elm idaries DteHer an Define @unoe
legen. Safe Sid! oer .9err prlft Sid,
bbre mid NIT 6aiiuns."
Ser &6nig fab Sjaltan itarr an.
Ser Sultan Sebt segen Did ms
5elo," fubr Der gr5bthci fort, ,,uno Der
9loel - pertdptrt iih gesen Si6."
Ser &bntg trdt all bas 6enlter unb
blidte in bic 9tadt.
,,G8 gebt Su Gnbe," ipra6 ct. ,,Spu
mein Game Elm 6lud fir lln9aru weroen,
lieber enoe mein 2eben!"
,,2uowig!" rieI S5alfan gebieterih,
uSu lditerit Gptt. Die Slnoe perwirrt
8einen Geiit -"
Gr idritt langIum Su Dem g(rmicNeG,
lieB iih, oas gluse immerfprt ani 9uomig
geridtet, in oenieIben nieber ,tno iprad
oann unenetib ianit: ,,apmm! betenne,
mas auf Sir laltet.
NEnrtleknnn fnIntN
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n0chdt i meuc 4roitidor" III Die TuttUct,s
odNH Gui itbGr 6SH tcnut ttNCh GtfoGH 9ur,us
III ErbdHf, 1rnttoH 3 Sdticr'S SGHodetdbutt
6ttlrbe If 6utbuea r,uopts Htuc simmer Uit
pubtiittteH Grtclh';nuRcn T.rh ltuIHaclat uno Ut
hc In plr0tbt oct Esrpln, or6 9ri atc uIt ctt ets
ltsbungt nittbohcn lett Gins err Grt'r1 EGnlep tm
SGHoc. 2lttrl4ea, WcIdr CitNC5 lpCltbuGtmtt Ots
lL.Gite &uuCqe nod Hid ltepeE, toUttn 6tcCr ibur,
ootr uT So.cae- 5 ,tGntut iCnocn DE Ateueibu,e
IN rtt Gtditutt, iG6tr drat Mann io' etjdbe be
iu,btn. & TT elHt Au6laBc ror ScItnno Selb, meltc
iib itbt,lidl heS00lt
Gitau pcrotu igotlttuu. birit luIrtboOusu ar-'z
aung gu bc0btCu unit u ncnytmdR bu uet9o'ten.
Sai beItt Sgplt, Wclteb ttr &uten 9tRbfri OtrMa"
tb.n tNErt, III cine prOttttbe GricbLnd, tCft2,l9i
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eNr q. u. MicorO'S
uoe beitebenpe S3ics. sser. tH, 6apetter
id,eu Varfs uuo Nolparbltr..

nae beiietenoe Office, Ut. III. Banfttts' smt'
iten Bart nno sso!USathp,Is. Uohps Finer umiouo.
Dr. Reorb bat Die tetten 20 j aptt slhsl auidhB
resn Vrarls Der ips,sllsn 9sbano"ng eon Ssiesn
ner SarnorSane Sfntoeraiftumacn. Sa. Malsm, m,
unb Santleben sswiemst. ,9nn9e eeute, esu a,t .it
Reroenitipad,s, orsanildsr Gntirdituns 3tttern,
Bertopinn8 Suiien, Bruiidmcrien, potietiasm
@eriaae bes SpFemS u. +. T.. bebaitet, pelte pen
uuertabrenen attsten, bie bea febels ur3Qibe ntht
srftnnen unb 10 bolelbe nod nelaern. an 3pspepfe
Musjtbrune ober eeberIenen bebanbett perben =
uer,ueiieIt ridt fonbern elt 5u Dr. Ricorb, ebe eS
An {pdt III, uno taEt Gud mts6erberRenen Sn aflsn
Tdfen pirb Seitune aarantrt. &oniuItritunben:
bis nj, bis Z bis 9 ubr; Sonntass 10 tts II ubr
8oruiittass. (N4 u
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0lpn Nier.y.gf fI,ntLLnmp.

0aItfar, 2S. Nou. -- Utt GBolera lit
bTihwnuOcu uuO eGc Batjcuttu itro onf Der
@c6trIng. OR iuiiSirte Dilh,tt itcht nod
immer inter Guarantinc.
DuS &tGusportibiii sSroutcS" nit pcuI
78. 0(e9imcnt; Der 'SohlGurer ie9si,e geitern
bon bier ab.
5r Oen tatbOliihcn SirdCu mNrbeu 9Cltsrn
$ll00 fir oe ob9cbrGnulen &atbolilen III
CHICAGO 9ciammelt.
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Sas Shlaisenad bes abni9s lag int
jenieitigen 5lasel. Seine 5eniter ginscn
aleidfalls in ben Garten binaus, eine
Sbir iibrte aui bic Serraiie, welhe bier
nit mebreren Stuien in penielben binab@
fties. 3wel anpere stusgdnse miinoeten
in ben 8priaal une Die SdlcBcapelle,
,pelde mittellt Der G'ruit bur6 einen ,ln>
teriroilhen Sang nit Dem 5ellenlhlpIle
IN @erbinpunS par.
Ser abnis lag aui icinem iippisen
2aae, unp briitete. 3wei 9lrmleudter
erbellten ben Jiaum ppllltdnpig, nur aut
ibn mari Der sriinieioene 9immel pes
0ettes pobltbitise Shatten.
4lbblih rauihte ber Sbiirposbang uno
asbemnibppa, unbbrbar trat Der GrjbIldot
berein
Der aSnis idrat suiamuen, rtdtete iitb
aui unb iraste triibieIis: n@as piIlit
Oh son mir, mein gater?"
Der G,sbiidoi sing Iansiam bis sn
benz gette pes sSsisniss anb lssts ibm bic
Sanp auf bic bsibe etitni. :
,,0u biit trant, mein Sobn," 'eta@
er nit bsiliser Sbeilnabms, uwillit Sn