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The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1873-01-09
TklE DECREE.

The newspapers through the State that
have given credit TO statement reported to
have baen made By Judge Dillon about an
article in the DAILY TIMEs headed, ''The
Judgment day mas come" are hereby re-
ques,ed to copy the "Decree" itself or make
an honest, manly apology stating that they
were mistaken.
The decree" more than subStantiates all
that we said it contained about Delshay,
Osborn, Mcdowell, and others. Publish
the Decree, and LET your readers see it.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1873-01-09

""~s - = V"H ~SVShs~S
Color?-Anything but dun.
Flower?-The night blooming Sirius"
Tree?-Any that bears forbidden fruit.
Object in nature?-A dumb. BELLE
Hour in the Day?-The leisure hour.
Season of the Year?-The lecture season
Periume?-Cent. per cent.
Gems?-The Jack Of Diamonds when it il
trumps.
style of Beau,y?-The subscribers.
Names, Male and Female? - M'aimez
(Maimie) for female, and Tscus and Ma
rious for males.
Painters?-Sign painters.
Musicians Harper 4 Bros.
Piece Of Sculpture?-The Greek Slave
with hod.
Poet.-Robert Browning. when he has q
lucid interval.
Poeiess?-Timothv Titcomb.
Prose Author?-Noah Webster, LII. n.
Characters in Romance? Byron
family.
In History?-Jack the Giant Killer.
Book to take up for an hour?-Vander-
bits pocket-book
What book mot relisious) would YOU part
with last?-The one i might happen to he
reading on railroad during the disaster
season.
What epoch would Won chocse to have
lived in?-Before the presen, Erie; it was
afer.
Where would you like to live? In the
moon, because there is no water there.
Favorite Amusement? Hunting the ''ti-
GER" or some kindred game.
Favorite occupation? Like dew on the
gowan-lyiny."
What trail, of character do you mo~t ad-
mire in man? The noblsst form Of cAnibal-
ism-Iove for his fellow man.
In woman? Love for her fellow man.
What toait do you most detest in each?
That ''trsit" which you put ''or" to to de-
scribe iis posses.or.
II not yourself, who wonld you rather
BE-? The Wandering Jew, with . nice an
nui'y.
What is your idea Of happiness? Finding
the buttons all on.
Your idea Of misery? Breaking an egg in
your pocket.
Whist is your bette noir? twha. is my
which?
What is your dream! Nightmare. a. =
general thing.
What do you most dread, Exposure.
What do you believe to be your distin-
gushing Characteristic? Hunger.
What is she sublimeat passion of which
human nature il capable? Loving your
swestheart's enemies
What are the sweetest words in the world,
"Not guilty"
What are the saddest! "Du.t unto
dust"
Wl., :. v,,~ .:,> - l:e9 r. .Iu.,
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1873-01-09
yYyTUv HAsIrS OWN REWARD.

The reward for publishing a subservient
newspaper, Il refusing to expose party
steals and rupuons may be found in the
shape CT ! Z. -ee column advertisement in
the Topeia L -nionlwoaid, headed "Propo-
ssls," aAd signed "John A. J. Creswell,
Posfrcs er General"
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1873-01-09

OuR girls will soon be qualified for all the
rights Of suffrage. A couple Of them Last
night concluded to see the ''siehts" through
out the city, and accordingly arr.yed like
Solomon in all his glory, sallied forth in
male attire. They did zee some siehts. too.
but thev were at las detected, despite their
disguise. and Aed precipitately toward their
homes and escaped. We forbear publishing
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1873-01-09
IF POMEEGY FAILS.

The Leavenworth TINES brings out for
Senator from Kansas If Pomeroy fails) q
man who, il says, "would have at Washing
ton an influence and power second TO no
other man in Kansas" lie il a brother OF
General Babcock, TIE Presidents Private
Secretary - Chicago Tribune
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1873-01-09

-Bu.ler's queer eye i sharp. He hss
disdpsuished hisssE hy,ssssskisg ithsstha
fsssipt Bsoots diePlgsai&tbeH ssse-feeAb
4s.sy his son-in-lAv paid for Coda,
llobilier siock ~, unsi1.psd,; nd there
Soss nuse have ben given since De passses
efa laW nakiag damp nnnsssasy. ~
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A c,xr,xxAr1 usper wishes TO know If it

A CINCINNATI paper wishes to know II 1t
is libellous for q newspaper to say that
appointment members Of the City Council
are proiessinal thieves, and mean to neglect
no opportunity to rob the pubiicy' II the
Cincinnati newspapers are to be believed,
there is nothing libellous in such remark,
when it Is applied to the City Fathers OF
that city,
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r. G.. ADAMS.

twill be seen By reading the Decree Of
the L. s. Court, that F. q. Adams name is
no, included. We were told that his name
was included by former clerk OF the court.
Adams. of course, is clear of guilt.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1873-01-09

10 the best, cheapest and sAiret remedy that he
used fr Fever and Asgs. Bilious and other Fevers,
NOT ONE
person nee1 suffer, he they ever 20 much exposed
% Fever and AgGe II they will only take ksd way .
Ready Keli-i, and keep their bowels open With
4li way Pills. Hundres:s in the West, . no have
hitherto been doctor!Gs At the rate Of and two
hundred dollars f1r feu months treatment, are
xeepiny themselves and families tree from Fever and
isue, Chiils and Fever, Rheumatism, Ac., for one
q Two dollars year spent for Rad vsy's Ready ks-
let and Raj Sxy's Pills tcoatesi.l
The Really Relief viIl Afford instant eass To al.
Price only 80 cents per bottle.
n. B.-S.s that every hottie mas an India Rubber
topper. sold by all drusGsts, and At DR. Bad
ray's Office, No. IS Maiden Lane, New York.
o;i. EADwAY'S PERFECT PUk6ATIvE PILE
Perfectly Harmless, Elegantly Coated With Sweet
igfn. Purge, Regulate, Purity, Cleanse and
strengthen.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1873-01-09

The Dubuque Times says Rev. Hammond
preached to thieves and blscklegs there the
other evening, and had such crowded
house that "many vent away eorrowfully,
unable 10 get in"
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1873-01-09
x A DWAY'S READY RELIEF
Is A CURE FOR EVERY PAIN.
1t was the trsf. and 10
THE CNlYPA!H REMEDY

hat instantly stops the mort excruciating pains,
aLrAlS INFL.iMMATIOis AND CURES CON-
GESTIONS,
n whether o; the Lungs, Stomach, Bowels, or othe
glands and organs, by one application
IN FROM ONE To TWENTY MINUTES
No matter how violent excruciAting the pain,
the Rheumatic, Be1-riiien Inhrm, Crippled, Nerv-
ous, Neuialsic, OF Frustrated With disease may
suffer,
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1873-01-09

For the Cure Of all Disorders Of the Stomach
Liver, Bowels, kidneys, Bladder, Nervous Dis
-sse- Headache, Constipation, Cost veness lndi-
,cstion, Dyspepsia Biiiousbsss. Bilious Fever, In
iarnmaiion ID the Bowels, Piles, and all Derznge-
nents OF the Internal visceTa-
Warranted to Effect q Positive Cure
PURELY VEGETABLE.
Cortz;ninx no Mercury, xineTais, or DeleteYious
Drugs.
- Observe the following symptoms resulting
from disorders Of the Digestive organs:
Constipation, Inward Piles, Fullnes Of the blood
IN the Head, Aeidity Of the stomach, Nausea,
Heartburn, Disgust Of Food, Fuliness or Weight in
the Stomach, sour Eructzfions, Sinking or Flutter.
Ing ut the Pit Of the stomach, SWIMMING Of the
Head. HuFyiei aai Difficult Breathing, Flutterin9
NJ the Heart, Choking or Sunoeating Sensations
when In a Lying Posture, Dmness Of visiOn, Dots
or Webs before the sight, Fever and Dull Pam
the Head, deficiency Of Precipitation, iellovEeso
OF tie skin and Eyes, Pain 10 the Side, Chest,
Limbs, aud sudden fiushes Of Heat, Burning Ia
the Flesh. A Zee doses VI
pADwAY,S Pills
VIII ffec thesvsiezn from all the above named d,s.
Price. N ee1t1 ser Nav.
Read FALSE AND TRUE Send one Istte.
s<amp IN RAILWAY CO., No. 81 Warren, corr
Chnveh street, Nsw York. Information worth
kDuson1s viii be seat in return. i6b1oDoaAe0W
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1873-01-09

Mr.. Townsend, who was lately hurt in
4 duel at Atlanta, Georgia, IL reported to be
out of danger. One paper says that "fears
of his permanent recovery are expressed"
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1873-01-09
SOUTHERN NEBRASKA.


Investigation-Capital Removal and
New Ooastitution Talk.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1873-01-09
THE rRUE TuEoRy Or CINE
OVARIAN TUMOR CURED.


Never has a medicine taken internally been
known to have curei tumors either Of the womb.
uteri, ovaries, or bowels; the knife has been the
sole reliance In the hands Of experienced surgeons;
but DR.. Railways SafsaparillA settles this ques-
ton. For it has cured twenty persons Of Ova-
rian Cysts and umors, rs veil ~ Tumors OF tho
Bowels, Uterus, Womb, Liver, Dropsical Ehusios.
Asciies, andCsculus Conception
TUMOR OF TWELVE YEARS GROWTH
CURED BY Railways RESOLvkNT.
BEVERLY, MASS, July IS, 1853.
Dr. kADwAY:-I have had Ovarian Tumor In the
ovaries and bowels. All the doctors said ''there
vas help tor it." I tried everything that vas
recommended, but nothing helped me. saw your
Resolvent and thought would try il, bnt had no
iaith in il, because had suffered for twelve yean.
I took six bottles Of the RESIDENT one boz Of Rad
ways Pills, and used two bottles Of your Ready
Relief; and there 10 not sign OF . tumor TO be seen
felt and ieel better, smarter, and happier than
! have Tor twelve years The worst tumOr Vas In
the lei; side of the bowels over the groin. I write
this to you for the hen.ht Of others You can pub
fish il If you choose.
HANNAH P. KNAPP.
So Price. Dollar per bottle.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1873-01-09
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF

VIII afford instant ease! Inflammation Of the KID.
u.ys, Inflammation OF the Bladder, Inflammation
Of the Bowels, Congestion Of the Lungs, sore
Throat, Difficult Breathing, Palpitation Of the
Heart, Mysteries, Group, DiptheTiA, Caiarrh, In.
tuenxia, Headache, Toothaehe, Neuralgia, Rheu-
matisIn, Cold Cnills, Ague Chiils.
The application of the Rsaeiy Relief to the part
or parts where tine pain or difficulty exists, will al
lord else and comfort.
20 drops in halftumbler Of water will, In iev
moments, cure Cramps, Spzsms. Sour Stomach,
Heartburn, Sick Headache, Diarrhoea, Dyseptery,
Coite, Wind in the Bowels, and all internal pnina.
Travellers should aixsys carry bottle Of ka.i-
gays Relief with them. A few drops in water val
prevent sickness or pairs from change Of water.
IL j. better than French Brandy OF bittess -
-timuiant.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1873-01-09
8 A RSA P A RILL | AN
EESOLTENT,

HAS MADE THE MOTT ASTONISHING
cures, - quick, rapid are the changes the
poly undcnsoss under the influence u this truly
sonderfaily medicine that every day IN increass
oTas, Gisnda.T plses.s, Gisss in Ii. y. rssa.,,
perts OF the system; Sore Eyes, Strunous Dis
.harges irom the EArs; Eruptivo Diseases Of the
Eyes, Nose. Mouth. Ard the worst 1or.s q Skin
Diseases; Eruptions, Fever Sorss, Scald Head,
s:ipg Worm, salt Rheum, EEysipelss, Acne. BlscI
spots, Worms In the Flesh, Tumon, Cancers in
the Womb, and all Weakening and Painfal DIS
Principle, are within the Curative range Of Rad
say's Sirsaparilian kesolvent, and . few days
use will prove TO any person using il bs eitherN
Not only does the SsrsapariliAn Resolvent excel
all known remedial agents, in the cure Of Chr01ic
5crofuous. Constitutional, Skin and Syphiloid die.
cases. bu, it is the only positive remedy Or
Kidney. Bladder.
Drorsy, Incon,inence Of Urine, Brighfs dissase.
Aihuminurd ard in all cases whers there are brick
lust deposits, the vater 10 thick, cloudy, MIXED
axe shite silk, or there 10 . morbid dark, biliOus
appearance, and white bone dust deposits, ANT
where there is . Prickins, burning sensa,ioo, and
In all these conditions RAdvay's Sarssparilla Re
solvent, aided by the application Of Radvay's
Ready Relief to the Spine and Small Of the kacl,
say's Regulating Pills per day, viii soon make .
complete cure. In few days, the patient vil
soon be enabled to hold and disc harxr water natu-
ALLY without, pain, and the Urine VII be restored
its natural clear amber or sherry color.
THE TRUE THEORY OF CUkk
Railways SarsapAhlliAn ReeOlvent supplies the
system, through the blood, urine, sweat and struc
ture making constituents, With Ti.sue-making
Flesh-making, Heat Caloric and FAs-mAkinS
elements All OF its constituents are nourishins,
purifying, and strengthening. 1t Repair, Heats,
Resolves and drives Of the Boly the products
Decay ard Corruption. Consumption, White Swell.
ling. Dropsy, syphilis. Cancer, Tumors, &C., are oil
Of 3 scrofulous diathesis. and, such, within
the curative range Of the SarsaparliAnt Resolvent
That Sercfula, by whatever name designated, ID
the result Of deposits from the blood, induced OF
| caused by Chronic Inflammation. That those de-
poaits take place when the blood IL poor, veal,
waiery, and incapable Of holding In solution Ia
proper constituents, from the presence OF some
| virus poison in the blood, Mercury, CAl0mel,
| Corrosive Subimate, which 10 the Corrosive Chlo-
| ride Of Mercury or other agents, given in medi-
cines, and which enters largely in the common adj
| verified SsIsapsrllas, not absorbed OF changed
i from their Natural condition.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1873-01-09

The map vas bails on the sale Of fifteen
lies y ~ id -. -.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1873-01-09

HEALTH! BEAUTY.

St .ong and Pure Rich Blood ass
Of FISH and Weieht-Clsar Sksn
and Beautiful Oomplaxion
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1873-01-09
RHEUMATISM AND NEURALGIA.
kHEIMAIIsM AND NEIIRAIlsIA

II those who suffering Pain, no matter
what the may be- by what II 10 called
ii external apply the Railways Ready Relief To
the part vi the body where the pain is present. II
Internal, 20 drops diluted in water . drink;
whether Cramps, spssms, Inflammation, Conges-
ton, Asiatic Cholera, ChiIls and Fever, the most
violent, eXeTueiatin2, and torturing paine will
stoppei in from one to twenty minutes. Painful
attacks where
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1873-01-09
CIRCUIT COURT
UNITED STATES,
DISTRICT OF KANSAS.
DECREE.

NOVEMBER TERM, 1872.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1873-01-09
RADW AY@A

SECURED TO Al
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1873-01-09
TUMOR OF TWELVE YEARS GROWTH
CURED BY RAILWAYS RESOLvENT.
E.sbaS READY RELIEF
'UEES THE WORST PAINS IN FROM ONE
To TWENTY MINUTES

soT ONE HOUR AErER RH4DISs RMS AsvRRIED-
nKsI. NxkD ANY ONE suByxk WITH PAIH.
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has proved inizliible, and will these terrihl
levers quicker, and without entziling the friahtful
penalties of Engorged Liver, Fat spleen, Disordered
Kidneys and sanorn-coiored 5kin that 70
.oiisv the use OF the ''Cholosogues, "Agus
Cures, " and other agents Of the heroic Quinine,
Mercuha, rsenic and other treatments where the
medicines used aeculUUi.:e, and become deposited
TIE
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1873-01-09
FEVER AND A0UE.
FEVER AND AGUE CURED

TUX p II i UNI
There is not a reni-liAl agent in this world tha
s.il cure Fever and Ague, and all other Msiarous,
siiious, Scarlet, Typhoid, Yellow and other fevess
lside'i by ksdwsy's Pills. 80 quick Railways
Ready Eelet
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1873-01-09

IL grant yeu this il little ohscuse-hut In eH-
planning 70 the unfortunate that -irus n the deg
star AMI blooms only At night, 1 am anfd ID an
oDpor nnity TO air nv eruditiop. Il Is only lately
aQui.ea.-CTisis, 1853. q.
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STATE OF KANSAS, l..
Leavenworth County,
In the District Court of the First Judicial District
Of the State Of Kansas, sitting in the County Of
Lssvcnworth, in said Stale.
The Lucas Bank Of ST. Louis, Piaintif,)
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-12-04

annimmt, bat fir bieIe 2eute etlpas Nnz
|aiebenoes, uno Oas Barode ibrer &eli<
gionslebren fellelt lie mebr, ols es iie ob=
FDBt. Ser &otbolt5ismus bat frei1i9
Elm dbnli6es Clement unO oo6 1T Der
uebertritt 5ur fatbolil6 6en Stride eine 1ebr
1eltene gr16einuns; aber bier tuirft Der
ben Prote 1tanten enslil6er 9lbfunft uon
fruber Sugenb an ein9epilanste 9ab se9en
ben &atboli5ismus md9tig Elm, tpogegen
eine gon5 neue Stride ueit portDeilbaf ter
gefeqt 1T, 0ie bduits in Die serinsfiisig=
item Ginselbeiten eingebenoen Ofeaba=
run9el1, lpelde BET Mormonen=propDet
pom 9immel gu empfon9en ii6 riibn1t,
lin0 in Der Stat fir 9ldubi9e @eelen Elm
lebr bequemes &ubetillen uno belobnen
ben Mormonen 6pn bier auf GrOen fir
Ieinen @lauben, BET linn in ienem Elm
|meues Para0ies perbeiBt. Ser Prote=
| itont bleibt Oo9e9en bel allen1 ieinen
@loubenseifef oft in ser qudleno ten I'm
9ewjbbeit iiber ben Snbalt oes ipobren
@laubens, ii6er ben linn au9 1ein Sci IT,
|liGer feline outbenti19e Nuffldruny geben
tann, oenn er itebt 70 wenis in unn1ittel=
borer 8erbinoung nit @ott, tpie bas ein=
fade &ir@enmit9lieb. Sic Offenbarun9
oer Protei itonten 1T ab9el6lolien; Der
Yropbet Oer MormDnen erbittet 1i9 tdgz
|ll9 neue OHenbarun9en pom 9immel.
8ei 80ltern, Die i'm @u9emeinen 70 offen=
borungsgldubig lino wie Die Gn9ldnOer
uno Mmerifoner batte 0ober Bet Mor=
nonislnus 9robe Musii6t auf Grfolg
pdbreno i'm proteltanti l6en 9eut1 16lano
Die Muffldrun9 ober Oer Mbergloube 19on
10 tief in oie N}allen ein9eOrun9en 1T,
|oab bort lebr neni9e 9oifnun9 auf 9r6=
Bere @erbreitung gewel len 1ein piiroe,
audi penn 0er @ecte bon @taotswe9en
freier @pielraum selalien mdre.
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-12-04

- Gin 2eDrer in elmer unlerer Trei=
19ulen, 14reibt bet Sin. 8olfsfreulro",
tpuroe Oie1er Sage BON mertpirbisem
Willensoran9e 9eplogt uno >piinl6te lid)
iiber oeu Nomen bes er1ten Wfen} 6en
&lorbeit gu per1daffen. Ct bate notiir=
li6 'ni9ts Gili9eres gu tDuu, ols feline
@9iiler BET 9}eibe na9 auf3urufen uno
um 9ef fdllige Mustunft gu erlu@cn> jeben=
fails BON Der ueber5eugun9 geleitet> 0aB
oas @pridmort !: u&inbermunb , tbut bic
Wabrbeit fund.-" in bie1 1em Safe feline
poQe 8eredtigung babe. 9lber tpie per=
19ieben lauteten Die 9lntporten Der fleineu
@elebrten ! Ser Cine rief Mbel ber Mn=
bere &ain Elm balbes 9ubenb j1rie
Solepb> Biz enoli6 Elm tleiner 5prDbling
oie1es glorrei6en 2anbes !, fit ben jeoer=
falls uBerDalb Mmerita's ni9ts Weiteres
eriltirt> NIT 9eQenOer @timme George
@albinston gum @ater Der MenldAeit
ousrief.
9ie1e Mnttuort 19ien euttpeber un1erm
2ebrer 81 genii9en ober aber ct per5lpei=
felte an oer 20lung bes Hdtblels> f,lr5 er
gob bas Sragen nad Nomen ouf uno
>piin19te blDB iiber Oie Nationolitdt oes
ltrmenl l6en Musflnft. War er Elm Mme=
rifaner ooer9euti id5er, fra9te er ben blon6=
gelodten @tammbolter zines aus Yreu=
zen eingeipan0erten 8iirgers. Gin beut=
19er Sube> mar Die prompte Qlntlport uno
bas Srogen bate Elm Gnbe. MerfluiiroiN
iuober Die &inoer bic @ele6rlomfeit baben.
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-12-04
9ie Sbip.

beran, uno iiberoQ brenne1t rotbe M6ter,
ber Groe uno oem 9immel gu Gbren,
bis nm Wfitterna9t. Mabreno bie1er
3eit Il It Die ~eal15e 8eD6lferung III soer
bD9ten Spannuns i'm fr0bli6enMfn=
ties in bas 1leue SaDr biniiber5ll19re
6enn es, for1mt babel Iebr piel alf ben
@emiitbs5llltanb at. Sobalo Der tpi6ttge
9lusenblif .nabt, bri6t oos Wolt III Sreu=
bentau,nel aus, Die @ougs tnerben tii6=
ti9 an9e56lo9en, bie 2eute ellen nod Oent
Sempel UNI bort ol1r9 2oos5ieben ale
tiinftt9en Grei9nille gu erfabren /; Seber=
mann 1tr1mt iiber BON Wpnne unb BE-
griiBt ben Na9bar nit gusbriiden bcs
Wpblmollens; &afeten fiegen in ollc
Gi6tungen; Die 9}a9t miro BON tauIeno
&er5en erbellt; Grant unb Summer lino
fir ben 9lugenblid perseHen; bic Menl6=
beit liegt in 9(nbetung por ben ltunnen
@6ben. 9lm nd6iten Morseu miro Der
Subel fort9eIebt; BON alien @eiten er=
t6nen segenleiti9e @liidmiini 9un9en;
man 19melgt nun pro Bt man Ipenoet
oen Mrmen, man lpielt uno erlaubt 1i6
alle 8ergniigun9en iu ben neuen &leioeru.
0ie Sempel 1ino nun fir jeOen l1nfug
Dffen; Oenn ba man feline @a1tbdulcr
bat 10 begiebt man li9 bes @enuNes
lue9en no6 bielen @ebduben. @o per=
fliebt Die 9feujabrs5eit Die &eiden 9cber
mobl 5ebn Sage no6einanber li6 benz
WoDQeben bin inbeB Die grmen piellei6t
l9on am slpeiten Sage lire 9e>pDbnlibeu
@el6dfte >uieoer anfangen.
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fertis tperoen, benn ibm lift 3eit mebr
,pertb1 ols @jelb. t91o6 aa oen1i ielben
9be1t6 reiite ct BON Baltimore na9 Nbi-
laoelpbia abi, in neuetl So1en unb nit
14O Dollars in ber. Sol0e, benn er bot
1i9 son Der 3e6e ,,i6ts .ab9eDen, lalen.
Mber 4als ebrli9er Menlb 1anote ct Dem
6!ueiten Mirtb iuie Dem eriten, nebit ous=
fiibrli6en 8riefen, tpel9e bas Qlbenteuer
16ilberter Die @eloer 5uriief unb Der
@6pant, fanb 10 pielen 8eifol bab
Ser. pel6er i'm periibt, einige 3eit 96ipe
Des Says in ben 9tubentenfrei1 1en ,purOe
llnb ben Beinamen u@dDlor0" Quitiser
&umpaD erbielt: -:
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DaS 9SeuiaDrfeft in @bi,1d .

9ie Dorbereitlngen 3um dineli19er
Neujabrfef It - 19reibt elm 1T GDina li9
aufbaltenoer Guropder 1einem Treunbe -
|9e6en ununterbro9en ibren Gang. Nu6
wer Sos @elo 1i3 erbetteln mub, fou #
ein neues Woms unb gebt sum Barbier,
INN itin 9auptbaor l6ceren unb ben 3opf
in Oronung brin9en 5u laiien. @ieuei6t
Oos gan5e Sobr 9inbur9 fat man ME
oas 9aus 9ereini9t; nun aber 1T man
ernitli9 0amit bel9dftiet> 5opie AUDI ben
@6rper gu tpo19en, mas 9lei6faas ni6t
| oft 9el9iebt. 8al0 fdn9t Der 9ausberr
an> Oie alten Popiere, pel6e iiberaq an<
setlebt lino, ab5ureiBeu uno neue ouf5u=
lteden. &ein 8plf lit 10 rei9 an Mari=
men, enttpcoer portreffli9en a'oralil6en
Senten5en o0er 'poetiI 6en 9luslpru6en.
8ea6te man nur ben bunbert fen Shell
BON 9en1> mos man an alien gden lclen
fonn 10 tpiiroe CHINA bos t19enOboftelte
2onb Set Gr0e 1en. $50 man 1i9 audi
bin,uenbet, begeguet Ginem Ser eiue o6er
Oer anoere Spru6, Der megen Der &iir5e
uno @6drfe Oes Musbruds 9efanen mus.
Da am Neujobr Mlles neu iein muB 70
luiro oos 9aus an6 NIT neuen @prii@en
9e19miidt Die @Dben tuel6e l6ubig 9e=
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ter9olo per5iert uno lpo man nur BEN
Namen @6in (@Dtter) bingel9rieben
bat> ba tuiro ct erneuert. @ObalO nun
8eib unb Sinh iolpie ber Sau3berr nit
neuen 6leioern perieben ,lino fdn9t bas
&o9en an. Scr Nerm tie iu9t tpeui91tens
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beroem eine @nte elm @ubn ooer anoere
&leinigteiten. SIT Illes fertig, 10 eilt er
nit bielen @aDen, nit 2i6tern uno nit
tleinen &afeten nod Dem 5empel. Sort
perbrenut er 1einen @eibrau6, iebt Den
&orb nit ber1 Sleil9 oor Die gDten unb
mirft li9 bann nie0er, oas SauH ouf ben
8obell 16la9enO. SIT elm Brieiter 5uge<
gen, Ser unteroeilen Die &ersen all5iinbet>
10 be5ablt tin Ser 9aie fir ]oos Sermur=
meln bon @cbeten; wo niGt> 70 ldbt ct es
ootei belpenoen, Nun nabt Der Mbenb
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Goellinn unb @rob bnl1tb 6einri9 w.,
&DniQS bon SSrQnfreich.


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oielen guten R6nig emp3rt batte> unO lib
na6 elmer langen 8ela9erun9 bemlelben
tpieoer er9eben lnubte, i6idte einige Nb=
9eoronete an4ibn, u'l1 ibn1 lire Inter-
lplrfi gfeit gu be5euger. &aum erblidten
oiele ben &0ni9, als lie Oer9eitalt aus
oer Saiiung tamen oab lie tein Mort
reoen tonnten llno iid linn su SiiBen
tparfen.. 9einri9 fonnte li9 oer Sbrd=
men ni6t entbalten, ri9tete Iie auf> un1=
armte ie; uao la9te: SD lebe III Gu0
jebt ni9t untertuorfene Teinoe 1onoern
TreunOe ,lnb tpoblmeinenoe untertbanen,
uno 10 umarme i6 @u6 nit einem 10
5artli6en 9erSen, ,uie Elm Water feline
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