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Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1873-01-21
Remarks.
ATLANTA, Jan, 4, 1873

C,rn. Wheat aud Oats i'll moderat"
,lcmanl. medium stocks. Rye and
Blrley dull. Flour du |. heavy stocks
Bulk meata, fair demand Dressed
Poultry. BITTER ana Eggs. good demand
# frnsh and suunA.
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Passenger. TRAISs;
Leave Lvnchburg 5 Is NJ ana % Ne
Arrive nj Bristol 4 50 AZ ~ NJ
Leave Bristol II il rs NJ
Arrive at Lynchb'g 10 IS NJ " 8 IL NJ
FREIGHT:
Arrive at Bristol 4 80 NJ. 3 70 N
Ioaves 5 25AM.
FREIGHT:
Arrives at Bristol 5 o5 NJ.
Leaves Ne
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ALFRED CUSHING,
% West 3lst street.
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Unsurpassed, in its Typography. and
wool engraving, by any periodical in the
world" Christian Union, New York.
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EREE 4 nNERrICI,

FREE ADVERTISING family
to family, from city to city, from state to state,
the fame OF Dr.. AIErEs VEGETABLE VINEGAR
BI TTEKs as a specific for all arrangements Of the
stomach. bowels and liver, is continually extend
ing. Its voluntary missionaries are innumerable.
and public enthusiasm in its favor spreads faster
than prairie fire.
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Dem orest'E
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THE MODEL MAGAZINE.
Contains the Essentials Of all Others.
Pr1fusely Illustrated, and Splendid
Volume for binding for the centre
table, at thu end Of the year.
singiy 23 Cents. Yearly, 800.
Premiums Extraordinary.

choice Of either Of the following valuable Pfc
ntuns Is given to each 81 yearly subscribrr aud
sent by express tor by nail. when the poStsts is
includedl. Those marked tEus are sent by mail
free Of postage.
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ChTom"s Niagara Falls and PALS Of Yosemite
Price $40 Postage s cents,
2 II choice Of eys~r 4 tr5 following Leaa,ifa
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DON'T SLIGHT YOUR TEETH.-Re-
member that upon their labor, the health of the
stomach depends. Keep them perfect and ia or
der te do 80, nanipG late them with a brush dipped
In the fraSran SozolUnt, once or twice day. o.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1873-01-21

WHO WILL SUFFER ?-It is now "a
since Dr.. Tobias Nenitian Liniment put be-
fore the public: warranting it TO Chronic
rheumatism, Headache, Cuts, Burns, Bruises, Cid
has heFef failed. Sold by all Druggists Depot
10 Park Place. New York. 60
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"a -. 80 -

,rprv,L,xn DEPARTURE OF TRAINS.
ATLANTIC, MISS. q ONO R. R.
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'The Oldest and Best of the Eclectics. +"
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For DYSPEPSIA

TUX UNSPEPSIA, IHUIStaJIOII, nc
preston Of spirits aud general debility to their
riuus forms also, preventaiIve against Fevc.
and Ague. and other Intermittent fevers. The
Ferro-Phos phraied Elixir of Oalisaya, made by
Caswell, II srl Co., New York, and sold by al!
Druggi he hes tonic, and As a tonic for pa
tients recovering from fever other sickness, it
has no equal.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1873-01-21

Twins NN'ASSaNA
January 3, 1s73.-2w.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-10-08

CORNER STONE CEREMONIES. The
cornerstone ceremonies at Salem to-
day "wednesday will attract a large
number of people. All the different
organizations in the State, civic and
military, have been invited. The fare
from this city has been reduced to
50 90 for the round trip tickets good
two days, Sth, 9th. The procession,
which will be formed at Reeds Opera
House, will not move until after suf-
flcient time has elapsed for those conf
ing in on the southern train on that
day to arrive at the Opera House
probably not before two o'clock p.
NJ, if so early.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-10-08


The human body isa machine, and there
fore cannot endure forever; but, like q
watch or q sewing machine, II will last
much longer if properly regulated and
duly repaired, than if no pains were taken
to kcepit in order. The great object of
every one who desires long and healthy
life should be 10 put his body in condi-
ton to resist the life threatening influ-
ences by which we are all more or less
surrounded; and no inyigoInnt and cor
rectiye at present known SO effectively an
swerS this purpose AS the vitalizing elixir
which, under the unpretcnding name of
Hostettcr's Stomach Bitters, has been for
more than twenty years the standard ton
ic of America. In crowded cities, where
the atmosphere is contaminated with the
eiiiuvia inseparable from large popula-
tons; in marshy regions, where the soggy
soil reeks with niasma: ON the prairies
and in the forests, where every tlll the
air Is tainted with exhalation5 from rot
ting weeds and grasses, or decomposing
leaves in short, in every locality where
malaria exists, this powerful vegetable
antidote is urgently needed. Fever and
ague, bilious fevers, dysentery, congestion
of the liver, jaundicc, rheumatism, and all
diseases which are generated by infected
air, impure water, or sudden changes of
temperature, may be averted by strength
ening and regulating the system in nd
vance with Hostetter's Bitters, Autumn
is always a season of peril, especially to
weak, susceptible organizations. Even
the more vigorous are apt to be in some
measure depressed by the humid atmos-
phere, loaded with deleterious gases pro
duced by vegetable decay. The fail is a
period Of the year when the renovation
and regulation of the living machine is
peculiarly important, and the Blttcrs
should therefore be taken daily at this
critical season. oct
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-10-08

AoCoMMoDArlNG.--Th trains each
way, on the o. &. c. Railroad, are to
be detained at Salem, daily, until five
o'clock in the evening, for the accom-
modation of the public desiring to
visit the State Fair. Parties can leave
here on the noon train, arrive at the
State Fair Grounds about two O'Clock
2. NJ, visit the Fair three hours, and
return home In time for supper. This
IL much better than going down at
noon and being compelled to remain
until the next day at II O'Clock. 1t
saves expenses, and gives time for a
good deal of sightseeing and hand
shaking.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-10-08

THE "SINGR" AGAIN TRIUMPHANT.-At
the Linn County Fair last week the Singer
Sewing Machine was awarded the first
premium over all others for the best and
the greatest variety Of work, by II com
mittee of ladies who thoroughly tested the
machine and gave the premium under
standingly. Messrs. Titus, Bourgardes &
Co., are agents for the Singer in this city,
and samples Of the different styles manu-
factured can be seen at their jewelry estab-
lishment on First street. They also keep
for sale all kinds of sewing machine
needles, and will furnish on short notice
any attachments wanted to sewing ma
chimes. Call at their store when you need
anything in the sewing machine line.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-10-08

TO SALEM To-DAY.-The passenger
train to-day "wednesday for Salem
will leave this city at eleven o'clock
A. NJ, one hour earlier than the usual
time. Those wishing to witness the
ceremonies of laying the cornerstone
of the Capitol, can do SO, and return
on the five o'clock train Of the same
day. Odd Fellows, Masons, and other
guests, will be passed over the road to
Salem and return for the sum of 81
each-this fact we learn from Mr..
Hart, the agent at this city. As a
large crowd is expected to 90 down
from this city to-day, extra accommo-
dations will be provided, in the way
Of cars, so that all will doubtless be
provided with seats.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-10-08

WHO'S GOT THAT WHEEL?-The
following DER true tale was related to
us last week: Once upon time, not
over thousand years ago, happened
what we are about to relate. In .
neat little city Of about 1000 inhabit-
ants, located on the bank Of beauti-
full little river, which emptics into a
larger one, and that larger one into
the Pacific ocean, lived a young man
who was desirous Of taking his "cal-
Ticker" ont riding during the pleasant
summer weather. He made inquiries
at the livery stables of the village, but
was informed that every strap was
engaged. Determined not to disap-
point his inamorata, he scooted round
until he found a friend who owned a
buggy, but no horse-of course he
secured the buggy. After considerable
trouble he succeeded in borrowing two
horses at different places, a set Of
harness at another, and a pair of lines
in an adjoinind village. The rig thus
gotten together answered very well,
and the young man had the pleasure
OF slashing around one entire day dur
ing the Fair, in elegant style. At
night the horses were put up, and the
buggy left in the yard till morning,
when it was again to be used in rep
etition of the pleasures Of the day be-
fore. Morning came, of course, but it
didn't bring any healing on its
wings" to any great extent, forduring
the night some condemned cuss-
through jealousy, doubtless-had stolen
one Of the wheels off the buggy, and
although persistent search has been
kept up ever since, that wheel has not
been heard from, from that day to this.
MoRAL.--If you can't see the moral
without being tcld, then you can i'm
agine there amt any to it. Finis.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-10-08

pERsoNAL.-Riley Kirk, of Kirk,
Hume & Co., Brownsville, called on
Monday. Always welcome.
DR.. Alexander left for Salem on
Monday.
Ed. Freeland and family left for
ochoco on Monday. He enjoys good
health there-here he doesn't.
Mr.. P. G. Harper, Of Harper & Co.,
starts overland for San Francisco to-
day, to lay in the largest stock of goods
ever brought to this city by the firm.
W. D. Carter, Esq, of the Corvallis
Gazette, and Mr.. Yantis of the same
little city, swooped down on us Tues
day. We smole a smile with 'em.
Mr.. Wm. Morgan, Of Portland, who
has been making Linn county friends
visit for couple ofweeks, leaves for
the State Fair to-day.
Mrs. ?. c. Harper went down to
Salem, to attend the State Fair, on
Tuesday.
"Skookum, Of the 0reyontdn denies
being a Democrat, and that paper de-
MES that ''Skookum" is its editor.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-10-08
WOODS HOUSEHOLD MAGAZINE, for

WOODS HOUSEHOLD MAGAZINE, for
October, has thrust its CHEEKY little sell
into our presence. 1t brings to lis the
treasures it has been gathering the
past month, and all are deserving OF
notice. Each has its peculiar value,
and Maggie" holds up this, that and
the other literary gem ndarchly seems
to say, "What do You think of this?"
and isn't this nice?n and Look at
that" And we glance at them all and
say, Eyes! Yes. Al are good!" There
is soapretty engraving ofthe chrome
Yosemite, which the publishers offer
ing as a premium-which it would be
well for all our readers to oexamine-as
it gives a very accurate idea, save i'll
size and coloring, of what the chrome
Yosemite is. Price OF the Magazine,
one dollar year-with chrome, one
dollar and a half. Address, Woods
Household Magazine, Newburgh, N.
V
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-10-08

AN INGENIOUS INvENTIoN.-Our
fellow townsman, NJ. I. B. Lolis, has
invented a substitute for eyelets in
shoes, corsets, ETC., which he calls the
"Laee Hook" which is the neatest and
at the same time the most serviebale
Of inventions. By it use lady is en-
abled to lace her gaiter or corset in
moments time, with but the slightest
exertion, Mr.. i. has obtained pat
ent for the Lace Hook" the sale of
which will undoubtedly make him a
millionaire. We congratulate our
friend upon his success.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-10-08

SENTENCE CARRIED OUT. The four
Modoc Chiefs were hung on last Fri
day. The balance of the tribe, one
hundred and flfty-six in all-viz; 80
bucks, So squaws and 90 children
are to be transferred to Fort d. A.
Russell, Wyoming Territory.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-10-08

The REGISTER is issued twice each
week "wednesday and Saturday morningsl
at the low price of three dollars per year,
in advance. Call at the office, corner of
First and Ferry streets, and subscribe.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-10-08

No WoNDER.-So many worthless
medicines are advertised for the cure
of various diseases, and when tried
''found wanting" that the invalid
loses all faith in specifics. We have
yet to learn, however, of the first fail
ure of Wistdr's Bdlsam Of VIA Cherry,
to cure coughs, colds, and pulmonary
disease, )
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-10-08
Albarlg &egistet.
LOCAL MATTERS.
posi- OFFICE REGISTER.
MAILS ARRIVE:

MAILS ARRIVE:
From Railroad north and SOUTH daily
9t'l2.20 p. M.
From Corvallis, daily, at 10.30A. M.
From Lebanon, tri-weekly, MONDAY,
Wednesday and Friday at 1880 A. NJ.
MAILS DEPART:
For Railroad north and sCdtAl, daily,
close prompt atll.25 A. NJ.
For Corvallis, daily, at 1.50P. M.
For Lebanon, tri-wee<ly, monday, We'd
nesday and Friday at Pm.
Office hours from A M. tosP.M.
Sunday, from y NJ. to ppm.
Money order office hours from 2 A. M. to
6P.M. p. ii. RAYMOND, L. M.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-10-08

THE DoNATIoN-On last Friday
evening, at the Methodist parsonage,
for the benefit of the pastor, Rev. Mr..
Wilson, was pleasant and sociable
occasion. What the receipts were we
did not learn.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-10-08

EsTRAYs.--A friend informs US that
a fine flock Of tame geese strayed into
his fields two or three weeks since,
and although attempts have repeatedly
been made to drive them of, they
stick to him like poor relatives. He
wants the owner to come and get those
geese within a week or ten days; or
he proposes TO ''adopt" them as his
own. For particulars call atthisofficc.
SLIM DoCKET.-Linn County Cir
cult Court. which convenes In this
city next Monday, will not be over
crowded with business, judging from
the few causes that have been entered
so far.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-10-08

Sox-Not the Professer--is first
class astronomer. He asserts that one
night lately ''the moon set 2lS yards
further south than it ever did before. !"
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-10-08

FoUND.-Sunday evening, on the
Fair Ground road, a purse containing
money. The owner can obtain the
same by calling at Elder j. A. Pow
ellis residence, proving property and
paying charges.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-10-08

Two or three doses of Sherfdan's
Cavalry Condition Po,cders will cure a
horse Of any common cough or cold.
and the very worst cases may be cured
in a few weeks. We know this from
experience.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-10-08

High, SuRELY.-We are solemnly
told by an Eastern exchange, that
Mrs. Jones broke one Of her ankles
high up in the White Mountains,
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-10-08

BusINEss.--Messrs. Weed, Webber,
Weller, and others have gone to the
State Fair, where they will engage in
business during the week, each having
q stand on the grounds. Success
awaits them,
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-10-08

A RUMoRED MuRDER.-A rumor
reached this city yesterday that Mr..
Glaze had killed Mr.. Whitley, at
Dallas, on Monday, by shooting him
through the head. We could get no
particulars beyond the bare fact of the
killing.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-10-08

There is no disease flesh is heir to
more troublesome to manage than
rheumatism. It comes when you
least expect it, and generally remains
till it gets ready to 60 away. The
most conspicuous remedy for this COM
plant is Johnsoa's Aaodyne Liniment.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-10-08

Go To-Driggs & Carter's Planning Mill,
Sash and Door Factory, Near Cherry's
Foundry and Hurd & Crouse's Sawmill,
Albany Oregon, for Doors, Sash, Molding,
seasoned Mountain Flooring, Rustic Geil-
ing and Siding, White and Yellow Fir Fin
ishing Lumber, &c, &c. Allkinds of work
in our line done to order on short notice.
ED. r. NJ. CARTER, Supt.
Albany, Or, Oct. ], 1878. 1t.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-10-08

JEALoUs,--A jealous cHss calls Miss
Susan B. Anthony, Miss Single Bed
AAnthOny,
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-10-08

RAIN. The rain commenced de-
scending slowly, drizzle-drozzle, on
Tuesday. The prospect is good for q
weeks rain. It is badly needed.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-10-08
FARMERS
Take Notice {!

TINE NEW AND WELL-ARRANGED
J. Warehouse of r. Cheadle, with i'm
proved cleaning apparatus OF ample capac-
ity, Is now prepared TO receive grain for
the harvest of 1873.
Farmers wishing TO store or sell wheat,
win ipd 1t TO their advantage 10 see ms
before selling elsewhere. All will be turn
ished with sacks TO move their grain by
calling on me.
The highest cash price viii be paid 1oR
good nierchantable wheat ut all times.
ELS. MERRILL an d isbany,
of excellent business qualifications, has
superintend the receiving and delivery Of
all grain passing through 1t. .sc
3. CHEADLl.
Albany, July %, lS1sSnA7mS
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-11-06

bieler uripriin9li6en 8ep6lferung baben
li9 @rte9en> Mraber unb Gurnpaer ge=
mi ldt> welde Die &lafe ber &ouf fleute
unb @ewerbetreibenben bilben.
9ie Sn1el fat treffli9e 9on6itroben.
Weais esppti l9er Mei5en Mslohen>
3uderrobr Sarbetrduter tno Getnii le
1inb bic iibrigen Pfan5ener5eu9niiie
Wlaltus. Pferbe 9iebt es wenig> ba9egen
aber piele gIel, Ser Dier feline poQe @6Dn=
beit> @r6be 1lnb Sra 1T erlangt. 9onlg,
9llabaiter uno @eeiol5 geben BON W}alta
in's Nuslanb. Die 9auptItaot Naletta
5dblt 26 &ir9en unter oenen oer Som
bon ct. Sobann Die merfipiiroiglte 1T.
Sn BET M}itte Oct Sni icl erbebt li9 bic
olte 9oupti itaot gitta 8ec3ia> no oer
@r5bil6of relioirt.
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-11-06

9as Obergeri6t BON
9 errn 0 n bat neuli6 einc intere6ante
@ntl6eiouns gegeben. 3tuet 8ouern
batten Mieien einem Slu11e entlang, >pel=
6e aber our9 einen 1@moler> bo9gclegc=
nen @treifen 2an0es Dom Slu1le getreunt
uno 0aourd por l1eber11wemmunscu
unb anoerem@@a0en 9e16iikt ,paren. 81
fam cine Gilenbabn in jene @eeenb, unb
man our9fad, um ibr @elci1e 5u legel1>
ienen @treifen 9an0es. Sn Tol9e beNeu
lpuroen jene Wielen Seit>pcile iiber=
19wemmt uno nit @6lomm, @Qno uno
@teinen beoecft unO 6iel lelben ooour@ bis
SIT cinem setuiIen @robc llnbrau6bor
gemodt. 9aroufbin tlogten Die 8auerll
auf @@abenerI Iat; Sic Gilenbobu9elell=
f6oft ober 1agte, iie babe nit Dem 2anoe
oer 8auern ni@ts 81 tbun 9ebabt babe
oa1lelbe nid)t beriibrt, ge16ipeige wegge=
nomnel1> nno lei oebbalb ni@ts i@ulbi9.
9as Obergeri@t aber mar aroerer Mei=
nung uno entl6ie0> 0aB nidt bos Gigeu=
tbunsre6t ober Ser &elik einem Sing
leinen Wertb gebe, Ionoern beIen 8raud)=
barrett unO Nubbarfeit; oa aber oiele
our9 Die @iienbabn bis gu einem se,pii=
len @raoe SerltDrt tpor0en 1ei 10 miijlc
Die Gilenbabn ben 8auern @Gabenerlab
leiien. Gine d6nliDe Grtl9eioung bat
Dor einigen Monaten oas Ober9eriGt
BON Slinois obgegeben.
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-11-06
Sic 9bip.

16enf n1itbrinsen. Gs lit I'M @runoe
gar ni6ts, aber es ioQ AUDI nur ein 3et=
den meines 9anfes lein. 9ier int &orbe
iteden 5pei 9ubner aus meinem 9ofe uno
8irnen aug metnem @orten, girnen1 ple
man s1 Naris feline fault. Stun miinen
sic mir aber per5pre6en> etpas oappn
au tpten, nibt luabr?" 9upuptren briid-
te ibm freunoli9 bic 9anb. ST luo tDn
5um Mitto9selien ein> allein Der @reis
lebnte es ab, ,piepobl 1ebr ungern; feline
Mu9enblide iuaren 9e5dblt> ct muBte na5
ieinem 9orfe Surid.
91o9 5tpei Sabre 1ab 9upuptren ben
9uten pforrer am Sage ieiner Opratton
I'M @aole Gt.=Mgnes erl6einen, notlr=
li6 1tets nit Siibnern uno 8irnen. Ser
Doctor lpurOe bel leinem 9lublide ltets
BON elmer ei9enen gibrlng ersriifen.
I'm jcne 3eit ipar es, ba 9upuptren
bic erlten 9(n fdlle oer &rantbeit perlpirte,
Der 1eine &unt mei6en mubte. Gr reite
no6 Stalien unb fom i'm Nfdr5 1884
Dime 1pelentlid)e BeNerun9 5uriid. Nos
ou9 bic anOern Qler6te 1a9en mp6ten,
9upuDtren fiblte li9 ben SOB perfallen.
Sn Dem MaBe, tuie er leiner 9lu l6iun9
ent9e9ensing purbe lein Gbaratter fin=
iterer uno 5uriid6altenOer. 9ie morali=
16e Gtnlamfeit, Die er li9 1elbit 9elGaffe1,
Ia ltete inlleinen lebten 9lu9enbliden l6wcr
auf ibm. gines 0}orgens rief CT ieinen
N0optiplobn uno Oictirte linn foleenoe1r
8rief uMn 81. .. g farrer in *** bei
Nenours. gRein lieber Sreuno, Der
9octor fat 0en Pfarrer ,1Dtbig. &om=
men @ie i6nel> oiellei@t fomu,en sic
5u 1pdt. 0upuDtren."
Ser Gfarrer fam olsbalo. St blieb
lon9e nit DupuDtren ein9el3lollen. 8as
1ie ge1prp9en, 1T ein @ebeimniB geblie=
ben: nur als Oer Pfarrer aus Dem 3iul=
1ncr Oes @tcrbenOcn trQt, 5ab man SDr6=
men in 1einenMugen unb ben9(usorud mil
r9ebun9in ieinen3ii9en. 9lm an0eren
0}or9en lieB oer un9ldubi9e DupuDtren
Oe11 GrS6il6of BON 9aris 5u lid bitten,
Gs par am 8 Sebruar 1885. ST empfing
Die @otramente 6er beili9en fatboli16elt
&irde un0 uenige @tunoen barauf itanb
feline @eele Dor Dem &i6terltuble ieincs
S6Dpfers.
Qlls Die @tuoenten nad Dem feierli=
9en @eelenamte ben Garg auf Sic
@9ultern nabmen unb na9 ben1 &ir6=
|bofe trugen> perlor li3 Elm alter Prieltcr
>ueineno in oem groben 2eibensu9e.