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The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1873-06-26

NEVADA seems to be the most eligi
BILE location, at present, for persons de-
string speedy divorces. A man was
lately on trial for murder. The only
witness who could testify in his favor was
his wife, and her relation to him ruled
out her testimony. But the Nevada law
yer was not to be beaten so easily. The
gentleman employed in the case had the
trial postponed, and in the interim pro-
cured divorce for the woman, $50 thai
when the case came up again she was
fully competent as Witness
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1873-06-26
SHE IRlBUNE.
From tire Buffalo Courier
AN EROTIC ATTORNEY.


Whereas, in sundry charms attired,
The beautiful Sophoronis
With divers dreams my breast has fired,
Tending to matrimony;
To plead my suit am inspired
In propria pe-sossoe.
One Cupid alias God of Love.
Doth this appellant harrow
As doth the hawk a turtle dove,
Or innofensfve sparrow
Assuming me, as can prove,
With arms, to-wit: an arrow.
That sahs .axa capaa pierced my heart
Beyond all power to save it,
And the said mayhem did with art,
I'll make my affidavit;
Or I'll subpoena heaven and earth
--latest, unless you waive it.
The said pierced heart, mentioned above,
cannot now recover,
For unto you, in fee, my love.
1t is hereby made over;
I can't replevin it, by Jo-ei
Nor even sue in troverl
Now lady tell me to my face,
By way of explanation,
Do I my confidence misplace
In your reciprocation?
so, there's trespass on the case,
Want reconsideration.
Error of fact and breach of trust
T. invalidate what did -
'Tis but a simple trick to "bust"
A contract SO one sided
But quibbling with the statues In
Such case made and provided.
II there's no prior lien upon
Your tender maiden fancies,
And if your heart is yet unwon.
With its appurtenances,
Pll put a .feri facias on
It, to insure my chances.
would be proud to have life
Estate in that cheeks dimple,
And prouder still were you my wife,
To own it in fee simplel
All, plead no within in bar, unless
You would this bosom crimplel
All, could be seized and possessed
OF the aforesaid fairy,
With my misgiyings put to rest
By Hymen's eertioroei,
I'd sue the writ out, and I'm blest
If I don't think I'd marryi
Wherefore l, per fas ct nsfas,
Offer my testimony,
And pray writ of capias
To take thee, my sophrona;
Though fearing false returns, such
Non est and Nitlla Bona.
Doth that downcast and liquid eye
Mean Judgment by confessions
Then on those lips of yermeii dye
place loves sweet impression,
And seal it thus! Hew's that for high?
That 8 my writ of possession!
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1873-06-26

PAREPA sang a Greek song at Cairo,
recently. The was to be concert in
half dozen languages, and the Greek
basso fell sick, and Madame Parepa mas
tered it sufficiently in twelve hours to
give the song SO well that the public
"nearly went mad oyer her."
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1873-06-26
LOUIS SEEGER.
Fashionable Barber and
Hairdr0SSer.

Shop on Sth Street, adjoining the
Post once; having totally renovated
his old and well known establishment
respectfully asks the continuance OF
the patronage Of the citizens Of Mani
tOEOc, promising that he viii spare
no efforts to please all who may fay0I
him with q call. 1t.S1y.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1873-06-26

DIR. Do LEWIS insists that fat people
who wish to become thinner can reduce
their flesh by reducing the amount of
their food. His receipt is: Rise early;
exercise much, particularly in the open
air; battle frequently, rubbing the skin
very hard; but most important of all eat
plain. coarse food, reducing the quantity
until thu los. OF flesh is two or three
pounds per week" To make it effectua
the seeker after lighter weight must not
be afraid of the cravings of hunger chat
will attend the first reduction of food.
He says that this will pass away after two
or three days. We thought this infor-
nation would be of service to our fat
readers now Is hot weather is approach
| ing.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1873-06-26
FOR SALE!

House and lot, saw mill and
water-power privileges and
farm of sixty acres with barnes
and outhouses appertaining
thereto in the village Of
Mishicott, for sale on easy
terms. For particulars of
terms enquire on the premises
or of IRA P. SMITH, of this city.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1873-06-26

An Illinois farmer had trained a steer
to carry him around on his back, and the
animal answers every purpose of a horse
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1873-06-26
SONGS for the PIANO,
Mailed, postpaid. on Receipt of Price,

Darling am Lonely Now. s.& c.. .....stewart |
| Sweetest. Song and Chorus. banks, 80
Matte May. Song and Chorus, ........ banks, 80
Lost and Saved. Ballad Donniker 80
Farewell, Darling, till Meet, Rosewg, so |
Think of me, Darling. Song and Chorus. Miers, 30
Asking Blessing from Mother. 8. & Co.. Stewart 80
Recollectons of Childhood Baritone Song, banks, 80
Thou art longer Mine, Ballad, banks, 80 |
Hear say Little Prayer. s. Q: Pratt, 80
Close Shutters, Wilie's Dead, Sc Stewart, 80
Ethel Dreeme Song and Chorns, Persley, IS
Quit dat Ticklin Me. Song and Dance Hays, IS
You'll always find me True S. G. Hays, So
*Dead, but not Forgotten. s. & Hays, 40
sheet Maggie Song Chorus, ...........Hays, 40
*Lay where Mothers Sleeping, 8 &C. Stewart 40
Father of All. Sacred Song. Panseron so |
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1873-06-26

No man is SO Insignificant as to be
sure his example can do no hurt
Clarendon.
IF a man makes me keep my distance
the comfort is, he keeps has at the same
time.-S,cJt.
There is no worse death than the
ignorance of the truth.-Fodnes Scotus
Er1geaa, (Johm the Irish Scott
"A Phrenologist told a man that he
had combativeness largely developed !:
No." said the other, 6 have not, and
if you say that again I'll knock you
down."
"A stump speaker exclaimed: II
know no North, no South, no East, no
West, fellow-citizens." "Then," ex-
claimed an old farmer in the crowd it s
time you went to school and larnt jo-
graphy.
1t don't often pay to lose one tenn
per-it's so hard to get it back before
some mischief is done.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1873-06-26

THE experience of a couple of gentle
men of a neighboring city, who pride
themselves as being courageous disciples
of Ike Walton, may be of interest to
some of our readers: Having by forced
marches secured a position in the under
brush of small creek in Suamico, they
pitched their tents, unpacked the am
munition contained in sundry TASKS and
proceeded to open operations by brill
liant but unguarded movement off log
into about two feet of water! Then their
troubles commenced. The flies and mos
quitoes, jealous of the integrity of their
invaded domain, poured their light horse
upon the invaders, flank front and rear,
until the latter beat such retreat as
they could through the tangled brush
wood and Shiny swamps, abandoning
tackle, fluids and solids in their wild de-
sire to escape. Having reached more
solid ground, they captured common
field snake about two feet long, and one
of them bore it home in his pocket from
pure regard to its resemblance to an eel,
being the nearest approach to fish that
could be captured They have been
drinking immense quantities of weak
lemonade ever since as tonic, and sing
ing dirge with the following melancho-
ly refrain:
$50 what we have sawn,
Go feel what we have felt;
Go forth at early dawn
And smell what We have smelt."
Fort HoaUard Herald.
That spoils good story. When the
boys got home they reported catching
lots of fish," and had stuck to it so long
they had begun to believe it themselves!
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1873-06-26

That spoils a good story. When the
boys got home they reported catching
lots of fish, and had stuck to it so long
they had begun to believe it themselves!
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-10-16

lit, ME bie 3mn9e llno ,pie ser @eoante,
Iiegt nibt oil benz Mangel elmer Sdreib=
maI9ine, ionbern an ben pielen 3agen,
aug tueld)en un1ere Current oOer @9reib=
bu6]taben beitebe,1. Wdbreno Der
Muno iebe Silbe bur6 eine 8etnesnng
berporbrinst bat Die S6rift bafiir 5luei,
brei, bier ooer nod lnebr Bu6itaben uno
jeoer 8u6ltaben brei. bier fiinf ooer mod
mebr 3ijse, Die e6er, 70 piele 9ano5e,pez
,9unsen. erforoeru. Menn man baber
5pra6e unb @6rift 1T Bejus auf Die
3eitbauer in Ginflans bringen spiQ. 10
mub man ni9t S@reibmai6ineu erfin=
oen> ionoern eine fiirsere S@rift etnfiib=
ren. l1no cine 1ol6e tiir5ere @9rift 1T
Die oeutl@e @tenosrapbie na6 @abels<
bersers @p1tem. sSn @abelsber9ers
@tenograpbie beliben pir bas Soeal Ell
ner Sdrift, bic nit benz @eoanten uno
init Dem gelprodenen Worte slei9en
@9ritt bolten fam. 9ie sabIrei9en
onoern Steno9rapbie gplteme baben bic
&unit Der Gtenp9rapbie pieIfo9 in MiB=
credit gcbrodt. @abelsber9ers @pltem
ouein 5at eine 3utunft> neil es eben 10
5uperld ifs it, als Die seiu0bnli9e @9rift>
neil es fait aIle 2oute elmer Silbe NIT el=
mem cin;isen 3u9e beSei6net uno meil es
nit 2ei6tisteit in einigen Mfonaten er=
lernt tperoen fam. 9ie @teno9rapbie
@abelsbersers 1T Die re@te @@reibma=
I6ine, bic ale 5i6 anei9nen 1olten, Die
NIT Teber unb Dinte ibre 3eit perbrin=
gen.
Pomerop, .. Solepb Selling.
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-10-16
-Betruo an Gin ~ Il II 5 e'rerr

-Betrue an Gintpanbe e'rer.rt
pon ei11enl a,nerifallilnen 0einnDten Dert5
iibt. uSn ct Youl, fa9t bic uGDicago.
frib1lne,"' ipri6t man offen oapoL bab
nnler Gelaloter III &ppenDo9enL 9err
S3roner, Yrdlioent @ront'ss S6waser,
elmer pon ben be5ab abltenMgntell ber NDrb=
li9en pacific=Babn mar, I'M 1fanbtna=
oil6e Gin,panberer 81 neronlallen ii6
ouf ben sunluirtDli6en 2dnbereien Der
Noro Yacific=Gabn in Mi1nelota 11ieoer=
aulaiIen. 9ll1oerte BON s5fanoinabier,
'ueld)e li1 Scr Qinie Der 8abn entlang
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-10-16
Ote Serfbiebembeit Der
@effDter.

Sic 10 sroBe, ia beinobe unenbli9e
@erl l6iebenbeit, bic mir auf Den Mnse=
li6teru ser Menl@en tuobrnebmen, 1T
Elm .an}9auli9er Bepeis Der g6ttli9en
@oriebuns; bo obne biele Man6faltis=
felt feline @ere9tigfeit uuter ben 0fen=
16en beiteben t0nnte, uno ale menl9li=
den @ereine su @runoe 9eben mil Bten.
Mdren al(e Menl9en an Musbrud ber
Stimme, an @eli9tsbilbung 90be uuo
umfang oes &0rpers uno an Tarbe ein=
amber 9lei9> uno f0nnte man tie aa fei=
mem 3ei9en bon einanber unterl 9eiben
10 piiroen ipeoer Gbeleute nod @ltern
uno&inoer einanber ertennen; tuie oieler
Sail, Oh uoDl 1elten, bel 3millingen 5i9
.er9ibt, bic einanoer 10 dDnli@ 1ino, 0ab
iogar Die Mliitter, bic iol6e 9eboren> 9e=
idust uno groB 9e5ogen baben, fie nur
1ebr 19iper BON etnanber unter}9eioen
fDnnen. 9a0elbe ip6re oerTall mit@ldu=
bi9ern, bic lire @6uloner ni6t erfenn=
ten; aud liebeu bic Treunbe 1i6 nt@t
bon Seinben, Die Tiirlten niGt ban ben
9lebepern, Die @orselebten nid)t bon ben
ltnter9ebenen 1id unteri i9eiben; un6 bic
Welt tuare poQ 0er @bebrii9e, ,8lutI9an=
Sc, e,Betrii9e >@errdtbereien unbMoro=
tbaten; ia es 9dbe fein 8erbre9en, bas
ni@t NIT Der ii@ern 9oHnuns Der @traf=
lolisfeit begansen tpiirbe; ba Seoer li@
fir eine per1 on ausge6en t0nnte, Die ct
ni9t lpdre uno sic per1on perldugnen
t0nnte, Die er in ber Sbat uno Wirtli9=
felt lit.
9ies iit on li9 70 flar> bab es teiner
8eiueile beoarf; au9 tpirb es our9 8ei=
ipiele BON @ol@en beltdtist, Die auf 0ie
qlebnli6feit Der sMn9ef6ter pertrauenb>
bic &bnbeit batten io9or fit Siirlten
nub &onige li9 aus5u9eben; unb es
periudten, 1i6 5u @erren Der &6ni9=
rei@e uno Propin5e1 auf5u,perfen> 0ie
ibnen feineslpegs an9cbDrten. Mllo lieB,
iuie Dalerius Motimus er5dblt, Sululs
@alar einen 8etrii9er gum Sooe perur=
tbeilen, Der Dem &6ni9 Mrioratbes bb9lt
dbnll@ NOR ttpel6en, luie auber 3meifel
.itono, eMarcus Mntoni,ls 9et0otet batte
uno Der fir bieier &6nig 1t9 aussebenb
no6 Dem &eiGe Gappo6oeien itrebte uno
bereits piele @timmen bes lei@t9ldubisen
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-10-16

augeliebelt boben, lehsn III, 9iitte,, 10 ,ld)e
nit Grbe bebedt iino. Sic 5ieben gfaun
lpdbrenb oss fllrseu SOmn,ers; @esetabi4
lien genus, u,n ludbreno beg lansen uno
l6redliden Wintcrs babon leben su t0n=
nen. Sbre 6liibe lino laut unO tief 9e=
gen oen 8etrug, tpcl6er an ibnen periibt
tplrbe." ....s a.,a .s..s... ...z.a .s,:s 4. -.
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-10-16
Ote 9bip.

Orients fir li9 setuonnen bate. ltuo
dbnli9eGdlle ersdblt Der ndmliaeS eS6rift=
feller no9 tt1ebrere. 49, a..s
ggir tuo(len bier nod eli, 8eifpiel a,t=
| fubren, bas in, Sabre 1893 ii1 er9ab,
mo 5u Wenebis Elm Mann erl9ien, tuet=
der bebouptete, ct fei @ebai itian, R6nig
bon Portusal, Der i'm Sabre 1878 einen
7 |unslidli9en &ries ee9en Die Mauren in
Nfrifa sefiibrt batte uno in einem Sref=
fen geblieben tpar. OieIeGrbi9tung tparo
bur9 bas Mlter, bic Statur, oieMebnli@=
felt BET Sc i9tssise uno Die @eberoen
bes &Drpers mdGtig unter1fiibt; uno ct
9ob iiberbieB aud anbere Wabrsei9en
an; 10 bab man feline @uslase faum be-
stueifeln fonnte. 9enn ct tpubte Die
@prii9e unb Sbaten bieles -&6niss ee=
nau, sab 1ol@e setreuli9 an, uno mar
Iogar BON ben gebeimen nter9anolun=
gen NIT iener &epublif unterri9tet; 10
baB einise Port1sieien> Die Ii@ gu @ene=
big befanoen> uno ben &0nis @ebaitian
setannt batten, iiberaeu9t tparen, er ,ud=
re fein anberer als bie1er &0nie.
Tim nun Der 5a9e auf ben @runo 5u
fpmmen, lieB ber @enat i'm Derbaften
unb nit sr6bter @or9falt perb6ren ct
|jebo9 bebauptete freirniitbi9 uno obnc
int minbeit itrn gu f9tpanten, er iei Seba=
ltian, &6ni9 bon Potu9ol> un6 babe Dor
@@am uber Den un9lidli9en Grfol9 je=
net permeiienen unterne6mun9 in Mfrifa
ni@t ben M(utb 9e1obt, III feline Staoten
Suriidsufebren, Ionbern in per@9iebenen
2dnbern Mfrita's uno Mfens unbetann=
ter Weiie i@ ufsebalten; bis er eno=
lid 5i9 benno9 enti1loKen babe, in fein@
Yoterlanb 5uriid5utebren uno bon benz
&6ni9 pbi1ipp bon Spanien bas &0nig=
reid .5uriid5nforoern, oas ct an Ii9 9e=
ri1len babe. l1eber bie1e @riinoe, Bermu=
tbuugen unb @obrsei6en 9erietb oerSe=
nat in ni@t serinse @erle9enbeit> tuuBte
III oieler @a9e fidb feinen &atb, uno lieb
i'm enoli9 na9 5tpeijdbriger @aft int
Sabre 1900 unter ber 8e6insniB frei OBJ
5ieben, bab ct binnen a9t Sa9en oos@e=
biet oer &epublif rdumte.
Mdbrenb ct nun 8eneoig perlieB uno
nod Portugal reiste, no bereits oosWolt
in seipannter grtuartl1n9 auf feline s9ln=
funft borrte, paro er bel ieinen1 9ur@=
5us bur6 Soscana BON Dem @robber5o9
Teroinano aufgeboben unb Oct @eualt
Der Spanier iiberseben; bic, nod piel=
fdltigen GerbDren unb MusforI9uage1,
i'm auf einem Glel bur@ bic @taot fabr=
ten; benn aber Saare uub Bart ibm>
ob19erten unb i'm 5ur@oleerc perurtbeil=
ten; bic iie auf 0erHbebe auNeQpel batter.
8on bort tparb er inoenen 1pdterbin aber=
mai na9 Spanien 9e1anot uno bis gu
leinem Sobe Ior9fdlti9 be,po6t. Ser
Gage no9 mar Der Mann Elm Golabrier
ben anbere antrieben un0 bereoeten, ,tue9en
ieiner sroben Mebnli9teit nit benz &6ni9
@ebol ltian> ben 8er lu9 5l1 tpa9cn, bos
&anisrei@ Port49al an 1i6 au brin9en.
9leDnli@e 3E9e 5ei9t Die, @e{@i6te. nod
mebret; unb unfeblbar uiiroea beriei:
Dinge off, ia tasli6 se{deben> pennes
ni9t* Die 90ttlid6e 8eisbeit Die Mlen=
16en bur6 70 eroBe Man@faltisteit in
ben 3ii9en bes Mngel li@tes, lit 9timme
Wu9s Sar6e uno onoern duBerli9en
&enn5eiden bon ei11anoer unteri@ieben.
bdtte.
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-.n.@ 3tg y----+-+ - - ga~%g 3a III
Ber8eltaus. 'a5- w.. ~. -
Gs luar I'M Minter bes perban9niBpp1=
len Sabres lS4S, ,ueldes - piele Tani=
lin in's Gleno ltiir;te, als Sic bamalise
':6ui9in BON 8elgicn, oercn milbtbdtiger
Sinn oll6efonnt lit, zines M6enbs bel III
lcn 9lusgdn9en> lii, bas gleno aufjulu=
';en uno oemlel6en 81 iteuera, in 8e9lel=
ting elmer iDrer Gbreuoanle1 1i9 Il. zines
jeucr Gtuotpierte( pon 8riiHel begab,
,2ef1cs man 70 re9t ols Die Mo5nun9
res 9cibells, Der NptD .unb Ser Galtbeb=
rllng betrobtcn fonnte 9;er 9ing lie BON
S>ous gu 9aus, in ie0cm 5rof un0 un=
terltiibung lpenOeno, BON jeOem 0anf
uno @e9e1 n,itnebmeno. Sn einen oct
Soauler nun traT iie eincn iungeu tra afti=
gen Weonn nit eincm por ser 3eit 9cal=
tcrten gHeibe, beibe in biiItcrer @tin=
mun9. SIN Ofen brannte fein Teuer, I'M
SGronfe fanb li9 feline Broofrumme.
Die &Dnisin seriibrt BON 10. GROCER
0urftisfeit, fragte na6 Der l1riade ber=
lc;ben; Scr Mann anttuortete abcr nur
hurd Elm paar nidt 5lriifgebaltene
lbrdncn unb eiaen i6redli@en Slu6.
Sic SOni9in ieoo9 licb 1i@ ni6t obl@re=
dcn; lie fro9te, ia iie bat lm ndberc
9l&ittbeilung, uno Sic lcs nit lol6erSDeil=
nabme, bob Scr ungliidli1e enoli9 ge=
ltono ct lei elm fron50lii6er &ebeue uno
babc llb> um elmer ii6ern Berurtbeillng
iu entgcbcn, ua9 8elgien gefli1tet; lei=
lie D}ittel leien gu Gube ,lno er babe tue=
Der 9crbienit nod unterltiibung. ng6er"
lagte Die &0ntsin, mel9es @ute Dofften
Sic ben1l BON Der &epolution ? ,ucl9es
l(ebel pDllten sic in Sranfrei9 ausrot=
ten? r9uopig Ybilip", ,par Die grnt=
mort, uno bel bie1en @orten brad Der
jnnge damn IN cine Slutb bon 6lI6en
nno 8erpiinl 9ungen aus. man fann
ll0 oenfen, iuel6 16mer5li6en Ginbrud
oicle Worte auf bic 9ute &0nigin, So9=
ter oes pertriebenc n&Dniss, MAIDEN mub=
ten. SnoeB bebielt lie lire Taillns uno
lieB li6 IN ni9ts anmerten; iper lie mar
nl'r ridtcte lie al ben Slii6tlins Sic ,pei=
tcrcn Morte: r2uolpig Pbilip mub ST.
ncn piel 861es 5ugefiigt Daben, bab sic
1ol6eu 9ob 9eses ibr begen;. woblan
ocnn> i'd min Sbnen oofiir 10 piel @utes
cr'peilen ols Der &0nig Sbnen 86]es &C.
tDon Dabeu fanr." l1no Die eble .Tral
libergob Dem Menl6en, ser teinen b1De=
rem gBunId fannie ais berW16roer Tires
Eotcrs SIT lperben, SO Tranfen,. nebit
oem @crlprebenl oab tiinftig fir ieine
Heoiirf rfnillc 9elorgt nerben fplle. Man
fam li9 leidt Die Wer,punoerung bes
HebeIlen benfen; bielelbe aber iteigerte
iih sur bDditenSe16dmuug, als ct bur6.
,3ufoa crfubr> ,uer feline @obltbdterin
,oor. Sn eili9er 9ait itiirSte er 81 ibr
Ano bat Inn 8erSeibung fir Bic i6iuere
8clcibi9ung bielelbe luaro ibm pollldl1=.
big su S6eil, benn bas cole ,9er5 Der &6=
ni9in fauntc tein @efiiDl Der Nahe,, ,upDl
obsr Dottc lie bic 8ettung zines Dertrrtel1
hes'ucft, lln0 in bie|eln 0eflDl fanb ]ic,
jid) 1ilrei0ello beloDnt. >..7r@>.,Eu. ~, =.
-Betru9s an Ginpanb erern
BON einem amerifallil1en @einnDten Der
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S6reib,ttaf afdiate,t. /.

/ Ser Correspondent bes rgle,u Dort
9eralo" beri9tet pon Der Wiener Welt=
austeuune: Sn oielem uusebeueren Mus=
itequn9srollme uno S,par in Der groben
&otunoa ielber befinbet lid Elm Obieft,
Elm luin5is tleines> oas Oenno9 Die pdrm=
lite Belpunoerun9 jeOes Sournalilten per=
oient Das 1T Die S@reibfugel. Mit
bie5er lit man I'M Stanbe, breimal 10
j9nell Su 19reiben. als nit Der uotiirli=
1en 0ono. Gin 6eberbrud, Gin eleftri=
]9er @trom uno 9llles maGt )i9 ppn
lclbtr. Scr tleine Me6auismus lei tet
losar oas unsloubli9e, Den 9cl@rie6e=
ne,l Nrtitel in le6sfoder, porSi9li6er
&opic 5u lie fern. 9ier 1T Elm M}etta fit
Nue, Die ibr Brob nit Sintetrduf feln ber=
bienen! Seine @efaDr mebr, Dap iDnen
Die beften @eoanten auf Dem tueiten Wege
pom 9irn 5ur Seoer perloren> 9eben.
Sic G9reibfugel ldBt piel bpHeu. Bei
lueiterer Nerp ollfonmnun9 tann es 6a6in
9ebra6t &peroen, bab man li9 auf bem
@9reibtil9e Elm Teuilleton unO einen
2eitartifel in 5ebn Minuten 5ulammen -
tuselt. 01on brau6t Damn Den papier=
itreifen nur eQenmeile ab5ul9neioen> wie
Der 8anquier feline Coupons. Ser @r=
finoer 1T ein Ddne un6 beiBt 9anlen.
Ser Monn tann als unfeblbarer &etter
Dor Dem @6reibeframpf en1pfoblen tuer=
ben uno biirfte einmal ben 16reibferti9er
Sournoliiten su @lidseiitern uerbelfen>
mas ibnen ia lonit nibt sar gu oft 5u
palliren pFe9t!
9lu6 in yfem Dorf inb iiin9lt flint
@9reibmal9inen ansefertiet ,uorben.
9ie erl tie oaoon 1T por einisen Sagen bel
Serrn 6. 81. Nolben, pbonetil6em &e=
porter in Oct Bunbesbauptltaot ein9etrof=
fen. Sic Grfinbuns ,puroe in England
sena6t, lit aber bier perbeil ilert ,uoroen.
Sic Mai6ine bat un9efabr bic @rDBe
elmer geuDbnli6en Nabma19ine, uno es
fann bon einen1 Rinbe, oas bu9fabiren
fonn> ebenio gut auf oerielben searbeitet
lperoen, tpie BON elmer ertua9Ienen Per=
ion. Dielelbe beitebt aus elmer &eiDe
bon AZ @6liileln> an tuel6en Stabl=
bdmmer an9ebradt ]ino, unb ieoer Der
ben repralentirt einenBu9 Itaben> >eine3abl
pber Elm Punttirun9s5ei6en. Sic @9luI=
lei lino in 4 &eiben orran9irt, ipie Die
66liljel elmer Or9el un0- operiren naG
.oemielben Plane, Sic 9dn1ner feben
in einem S3reile> unb wenn auf ben
S9liillel gebriidt miro, beluegt ii6 Der
gegeniiberfebenbe Bu6fabe na@ Dem
Mittelpul1ft unb gebt tuieret auriid, tuenn
Der Drud aufb6rt. Gin @pa5iumidlul=
lei 1T ebenfalls an9ebra9t, woour9 Der
Maum smi}9en Ben Morten Der9eitellt
miro. ST.. Walb6urn bon Gan Srancis=
co potentirte cine 8erbel Ierlln9 ber M{a=
50ine ,1l1bs beabf9tist 9ruderl l9pdr5e
.al1f 0er1el6en an5utpenben. glm @nbc
Ser 3eile miro bic Mai6ine fiji sic nd6<
,fte Belle. permittelit eil,es Sretl9emels
abjuitirt, tpel9er our6 Die Siibe oes gr=
beitenoen in 8e'peguu9 geiett miro.
9ieie Ma19ine tann oreimal 70 piel
i6rsi6en als Elm sepbbnli0er @6reiber.
Die Meitera Union Seleeropbcompasnie;
bat bereits ole Wai9inen beltellt bic in
Ie9s Monateu angeferti9t iperben f0nnen.
Sic io1Eenslln1 Stbreiben Der telesrapbi=
l9en Depel6en. aul uManifolO=Y Yapier""
gebrou6t lueroen. s@a ..l5,,.szg sg.
.r Das MQesL l9eint uns ni6ts mebr uno
ni9ts ,peniger als 9umbug 5ll 1ein. Die|
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-10-16
Deutl1e Sprihtnbrter:,

Wer bauet an ben Gtrobeu;.
Scr muB li6 meiitern laiieu,:
@ie Der Baum, 10 Die Birne>
Mie Die Brau, 10 bic 9irne.
Sci i6rsi bat pit betrogen,
Ni0t INNER 9elo9en.
Millit bu lonse leben 9eiunb?
81 'ple Die &eke> trinf. mic oer 9lno!
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-04-18
Crntlc CnrhnIic Acil.

The American Agricuturist devotes
some space in an articlellrom a correspond
ent on crude carbolic acid in explaining
its medicinal virtues Without doubt this
chemical is highly valuable, us the united
testimony Of numerous correspondents has
attested. For sheep 1t can be used for
the extirpation of the boot rot by apply
ing it 20 the hoof with brush. In regard
to tho removal Of ticks il says:
As dip for killing sheep, or 70 pre-
vent or cure saab, we prefer to use carbol-
ic soap, but we have several times used a
weak solution Of crude corbolic acid in
warm water We cannot give definitely
the proper proportion Of acid TO water, for
the reason that the crude acid varies lcon.
siderably. II can be used strong enough
10 Kill many of the ticks Instantly, aud
make all Of them very sick. lu our own
case we Judge Of is strength ny dipping
the finger Into it and applying il d tie
tongue. Il should be strong enough 20
sting tue tongue for a few seconds, and
then pass oil without leaving any unpleas.
ant sensations Half a pint Of crude
acid IN twelve quart pail Of water will
probably De found strong enough 70 in
stlntly Kill the ticks And this should be
tic proportion we should use where, as at
this season Of the year, we poured the
liquid on to the sheep instead Of dipping
them For dipping, we should not use
quite az much 40 tirst--adding a little
more acid after a few sheep had been dip.
ped. The most important point is to be
very careful to thoroughly mix the acid
with the water. Unless this is done with
great care, the acid will swim on the sur
face Of the water, orin small globules in
the water, aad the first sheep that is dip.