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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-04-10

CAsTORIA is more than substitute for
Castor ON 1t is the only safe article In ex-
istence which l. certain to sss;miIa,e the
God regulate the towels, cure wind colo
and produce natural sleep 1t contains
neither minerals, morphine or aicnhal, and Is
pleasant TO take. Children need not cry and
mothers may rest sA.'' A#S .4t
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-04-10


Hug for the benefit of Mrs. Timothy Sullivan
The Circut Court was opened yesterda,
afternoon, Judge Hardness presiding.
party of Danes arrived in this city las
Tuesday. They sailed from Liverpool thu
day after the lost Atlantic.
II. w. Roby. Esq of Milwaukee. made (
pleasant call at our Office yesterday after
noon. -
On Saturday evening rain-storm visited
this region. accompanied by the ligatning'l
fash and thunder's roar.
Ernest G. Hansche of Somers Kenosha
Co.. Wis has 100000 Straw berry Plants for
sale Genuine Wilson variety. P. o. Box
1876 Racine, Wis. 3w45
We hear almost daily complaints OF the
scarcity of tenant houses. There will pa u
large increase in The population of our city
during he present year, and more hoa4es
must be built.
L, Fellows s. Co. are receiving their spring
stock OF Dry Goods, embracing everything
modern in that line. They make clothing too.
7. l.. Whitbeck has just received a large
Iot OF Reaper and Mower sections and can
now supply sections for every kind of Reaper
and Mower now in use, Call at his cApacious
shop aud examine them.
Rev. Mr.. Hitchcock will lecture ar the
High School this evening. Subject :--'Eng
l'>h Word Study as q Branch OF Education'
just received the prettiest lot of CARPET
and he incest stock of CLOTHS ever offered in
K"rosh&
~ Al 4s DOAN.
Feeling is star that can lead one only
when the sky 10 clear Reason is the magnet
ic star that guides US when the sky is wrapt
In darkness.
100000 STRAWBERRY PLANTS for sale
Warranted pure Albany Wilson, tor 50 50
per 1000. On Stephen Peck's farm, halt way
between Kenosha and Racine, Lake Shore
Road A. Fl BRADLEY. 4 dc
The Lady of the Lake." Captain Jacob
Ernst's steam fishing boat, put out for days
work last Saturday, and was forced to return
without haul. owing TO the large fields OF
ice that impeded her course.
L. Fellows & Co.'s. is the place - trade
they have New Goods every week, and SCI
he cheapest. Linen Hemstitched Handk er.
chefs for % cents at FFTTOws g. Co.'S
Skill wins favor. With fine cloths and good
trimmings, and the artistic taste of Mr.
Eichelman to get up CLOTHING In d befttinS
manner, Doan, says be has no troub % sell
Perfect satisfaction guaranteed or no sale
MRS. SCOTT SIDDoNs. This great Dramatic
Reader and Actress. Is to give ore OF her I'M
rivAled enter ailments in Racine, THURSDAY
evening, April 10th.
Any of our Kenosha friends who wish tc
attend can leave on the O'Clock train and
return after the performance.
Agents wanted in every town and count,
In the state to sell Gourlay'S Patent Mantl,
aid Clothes bars combined, the best selIin.
thing out. Liberal commissions will be al
lowed For further information address
st35. j. MOONS,
| 3w46 49, Bristol, Kenosha Co, Wis
We cordially iLvite all the friends OF Tenn
perance to- meet at our Hall over Mr.. 6
Truesdell's Store next Monday evening a
M O'Clock, as we then propose to organic
our Society for action.
$685. Ell O. H1TcHcocK,
g. A. SMITH
| H M. SIMMONS
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-04-10
SOMETHING OF IN rEREST.

The Postmaster General has decided that
families, firms or companies cannot combine
% rent postofflce boxes concertIy but tha
one box rent must be collected for each Il, m
family or company enjoying such facilities
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-04-10

NORMAN STATIONS. Napoleon I'd and
Rollen I'd. will stand TIL further notice at
the residence OF j. Karnes in Bristol every
week day OF the week except Saturday when
they will stand at the stable OF P. Voltz in
Kenosha. "a j. kARNEs
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-04-10

We are sorry to lear that e. G.. Timme a
day or Two ago IN descending the steps from
his residence slipped and fell on his left side
and seriously Injured the remaining part of
his amputated arm. #
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-04-10
w EsTERN FARMER.

Ca arles Il cath a carpenter, was arrested
at Austin a few days ago uudcr charge
of having married two wives in Minnesota
and two in Iowa The Sheriff found him
engaged In the very proper occupation of
bu' ICING a church, put Char es had always
been triumphant fellow, and according
~ showed fight, felled the Sheriff 10 the
ground and trampled upon him He was
finally captdred -and carried To Waterloo
Iowa, and will probably languish awhile
at Fort Madison and pine himself away
to a shadow in absence for his four
wives
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-04-10
LOCAL MARINE NOTES.

splendid squad Of vessels will sail from
our port this spring. They have been painted
very tastetully,. some Of them ref ted in
substan tial manner, and every convenience
added to make them both servlceablr and
comi0rta bic. The Contest has received addi
tlona' canvass, and goes to sea with prom.
Using future ahead. The Taoo Charles. Sneed
Pride, and veral others Will have starred
out Tor the season before urday night We
mere give the names OF al the vessels, togeth-
or with the tonnage of each, and the respec,-
i've commanders
TONNAGE
Contest-Oapt, r. Symonds OF
Two Char,es-Capt. A. Mlller. 70
Julia Saith Capt. Cameron 60
Speed-Capt. johnson. a. on
!. A. Johnson-Capt. Ryerse 75
Pride-Capt Archer 60
Two Brothers-Capt. Mooney Is
EiiZa--Capt. Van Tassel "a
Total Tonnage. sna
To our sailor friends, one and all. we saw
Launch my Dark. mariner. and may fair
winds speed thee. May 1t never be yours 10
be dashed against the treacherous rocks
may It ever be yours to pass safely through
every storm and make every desirable haven.
Two schooners said good morning" 10
Kenosna last Sunday,-the II HGnn bound
voc.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-04-10
List OF Letters
Mpemaining atthe Post ONCE, Kenosha, tortbe
AA week ending April I'd 1878.

I'D emaIllng aLLhe Post Office, Kenosha forthe
AA week ending April I'd lS7s.
Aver John Merver Theodora o
andruS mr. Olson Maggie
Bowen oaran Ann Fierce Floyd G
Borgert Gush R+pllnyer Peter
bryant MRS Smith NJ w
Conan Ell l. ns# Skinner r
Campbell Mrs Mary Sochnle,n
DDaaggeII ".'iie Schnuchel Aug
sumunus Tyrreil John
Freling Wilhelm Wlrlz John
Gioss Joan Weed Kate
Aeeler ~ Worth A NJ
Martin w Ward Watkins John
70 OBTAIN any Or the abovelettersthe applicant
must call forGdUertS8ed Estters ana give the date
OF This list. CHAa Rp3Nmz p
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-04-10
OBITUARY.

| At regular meeting of Park City Lodge
No. 103, I 0. O. r., on the 2sth ultimo. the
following preamble and resolutions were
adopted: @ aa.aA &@t IN A
| WHEREAS. 1t has pleased the Almighty God
60 remove by death our well-beoved Brothr,
Milton II. Petit. late Lieutenant GoyerDo,
of Wisconsin, therefore $50 @
Resol0ed. That in the death OF Brother Pei
tit this Lodge and the Order of which he was
so long worthy and valued member. has sus-
tsined . severe loss. mtigated only by the re.
mem brance. that id all the relations of life,
he illustrated the cardinal virtues OF our Or
der, and endeared himself to the Brotter
hood By his unceasing devotion to the princi-
Piles of Friendship. Love and Truth.
RESOLVED. That we sincerely svmn.tbize
with the bereaved tamiiygof the dec.a ,ed,
aud trust that He who has promised TO b. a
Fa'her to th9 istherless, and the Widows
God, will sustain and comfort them in this
hour of their sore trial.
RESOLVED That these resolutions De spread
upon the Records OF his Lodge, and thar q
copy OF the same, duly authenticated by the
seal Of the Lodge, be f0rw fded by the Sec
rotary to the family of tn e diseased. and also
that the Secretary cAuso them to DO pu14isled
IN the papers of this city.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-04-10

We publish in a supplement to this
paper the laws of Wisconsin OF general
; nte rest passed at the session of 1878
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-04-10

MRS. SCOTT SIDDoNs. This great Dramatic
Reader and Actress. Is to give ore OF her un.
rivAied entertainments in Racine, Thursday
evening, April 10th.
Any of our Kenosha friends who wish ia
attend can leave on the o'clock train and
return after the performance.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-04-10

Agents wanted in every town and county
In the state to sell GourIay's Patent Mantle
aid Clothes bars combined, the best selling
thing out. Liberal commissions will be 81
lowed For further information address.
sts j. MOONS,
3w46 5 Bristol, K enosha Co, Wis
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-11-07
To Every Citizen Of Dubois Co;

We are DESTROYS Of publishing papar
which viii advance the interests OF The
county in every way. and to that end
request your assistance. We want Won
10 furnish any items which you think
will be OF interest in your locality. any
local events ot interest happening we
would be g.ad 10 hear of,--llso any dis
royrrlc- Oh minerals, or other articles.
Remember. we cannot be everywhe M
ihc saue Time, and il you want really
FnOd paper you can lclp mnkcit so,and
~ me .amo time bring your locality into
public notice. short communications
ARE invited upon any subject, and fol
those who have not been accustomed to
writing for the public. we will cheer
fully correct any errors their manu-
script may contain. Send along The
items.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-11-07

y Capt. Levi Ferguson. auditor of
rikc county, intends TO make irip 10
Texas. Colorado aud Oregon with a
view 10 setting in one of those States.
He wants 20 grow up" etc.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-11-07

The old school lots in jasper Were
sold on saturday. DR.. Wcman pumha,-
ing Lot Ii Tor los. and Mr. r.. Bees.
the Other one, with the Oh ,rhoo.-Do
on for S27j. Cnelp hlrg .ins.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-11-07

4.~ To quit advertising in duh times
Is like tearing out the dam when the
Mnicr is low.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-11-07

IT Sheriff WeiSclrsturne | from JEFF
iersonvilc, whore he left John Mitchell,
AZ the State railroad shop. on Wcdncs
day.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-11-07

a-y Beautiful weather this week. az IL
make mp for the three SHOWS Of las {
week.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-11-07

Hon. Jinirc, HUGHES. 80 well
known 90 the people Of This state and
one Of the most gifted mcn Thru have
added 80 Tie houur Of indinna. died on
TUESDAY lust. % 'he yillier of Nhl,us-
lnre. District OF Columbia.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-11-07
ASP ER COURIER

a-7- 4 trial oginsauity comes or to-day
4 the Clerks Office.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-11-07


er- The Teachers Institute or this
rouur has been ~ session 3; ,ae Court
House thiS week. aua !is h, i.uosi
ihc sole attraction 10 The town. ANIL be-
ing composed OF ORDERLY. wcll-hehavcd
md vcll ~ po~e1 persons, local items
t1r p uew -papci have been exceedingly
scaicc. lie Institute has been well at
tended. sid ~, lci,c, interesting. alter
mating between demonstrations Of melh-
"ds Of teaching. anl essays. lectures,
discussions. e.. On Tuesday night Mr.
VI. Einision hld been appointed to
deliver an address. but an excessive
irs dachc prevented lis filing Tie ap-
r"urimrai, much 60 The regret OF num-
hcr- who had desired TO hear him. On
"Wednesday ni-s'i;. Prof /. G.. smith de-
iivrrcd a very interesting lecture on the
subject OF I" school government" which
IT, irclicdSl 4 way both instructive and
entertaining. aud q; times cioQunnt.g
ilc did not coniinc himself .tlcay 10
The schools, ult carried The doctrine ~
goycromcnI out to is extreme limits
cnnirs,ir tar badly governed with the
good. and moving The superiority OF
GOOD gov,mmcEta aud the responsibility
OF the teacher ia securing IT, Prof
iough Of Indianapolis, assisted matcri.
ally ia The conduct 81 tie Institute. anl
added mptrrially to The success 81 IL %. q
means Of IMPROVEMENT. His lcrtrrr ou
Thursday Might on the "mouBd build
crs.' was listened 10 atientively and. 4,
u has wherever he has delivered Il, he.
ccivcd cnroniumS OF praise. Tho teach
ers generally have voted tho Institute
the first under Che management III ~u
perinicndout Bruudick. 4 decided .ur
cess. aud regret that they cannot COM
together oltenor for mutual instruction
and encouragement
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-11-07

lrrsu OysrrRs. So'uc 81 the lalic-
's.ing uished themselves as oy~irrcAeis
'i, week. W wonder when Giey have
lch 'ine ones ., are served phy Nc-si-
Dip-hnri X Harris. lacy furnish lhc
hrs, in the market, largcani iIi aud
nave nire rpoin 20 eal ihem ia be iGe-.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-11-07

AS rented the Stable Of Tohia.
'lerhig. and has good stock oil
BUGGY and SADDLE HORSES ia
iit. t1 careful users. lie will also do
anN liud OF hauling Ia Jasper. or vicinity
promptly.
Horses kept by the day or week on
liielml terms.
Persons having horses 10 sell. or de-
string to purchase horses. will fiud Thu
q desirable place, as the proprietor will
pav particular attention to this branch
81 business; aud viii receive horses lol
sale on commission. IL desired
s share OF patronage is solicited.
Good aud experienced ostlers az all
times in attendance.
Sept. IL 1873 Is.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-11-07

Jasper will bea good pork mark ei
this winter. Three frns buying. But
Tho market looks IA though prices would
rule lOw.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-11-07

4 L1r,se lot OF new AMI improved
a lamps aud Lanterns Tor sale cheap
~ ;hc New Drug Store.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-11-07
10. 81 md Lot for Sale.

The house ana lot is Jaspe now oc-
eupiod by the undersigned, as a resi-
dcnre Good brick house, two rooms
haii, cellar. well, &c. Price, $500 half
cash, blance ia four equal annual pay
mpnts &. DoANE.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-11-07
FINEST BEAVER CLOTH,
DoEsKEN cA3simEREs
FRENCH cASSlWERES,

SATINETs, TwEtpa, CoRDuroYs,
WArFRPRooFs. JrkNs. &C.. &c.
for suits. AMI also SPLENDID NEsrINGs,
ia rood variety.
There Is no need NOW OF going abroad
10 rnt suits. rs am determined TO keen
un with the aemlnA aud have therefore
brought on this stock. which am
prepared 20 make up ~ the latest 4, ic
aud nj reasonable prices. Suits will bC
made up TO order ia the latest fashion
Or 4. customers may wish.
Cutting dnac promptly. md good ilil
uuarlntced. Come and see me ON
East MNN SrRFvT.
sent NJ 73-v. Front of Court House
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-11-07

Scnom lrrNs District 80. 2, raio-
la township claims TO have the cham-
ion school 10 the rouutv
Tie scholar. of district No } paioka
township. during Tie four weeks pre-
oraine ihc Institute. solved 1891 ca.
aWp.cs. Who can beat ~
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-11-07

Gemgc a. rn,kirk. WHO Shot
'aroi Nosc Bloomington. WIS tiuod
2.D y, NJ" Nrrrpr Cimuif IouW iis
ftii kr-" 5000 prevent . civ'. ar-
iian lr Damages.
WINE farce ANY poor man would
lrtr gone - the status prison for lile
... tir same niIs'n-n.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-11-07

The use ~ .lilfc Grapes l"rdinner T.
iiealcu'ab'c benefit a. ;hc human sy.-
itn. and The mr. Grape Juice, property
'efnUfod. j. inyn,uah'rl0r weakly pcr-
,pus and iuyslid-. I'VE Port Grape
Nine az Alfred -perr. MI. j. gencril-
nronounrci tie mos, reiianr wic
d, D. oh,,'uei
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-11-07

JASPER COURIER.
E---=----------- ~ r
a--A trial orinsauity comes or to-day
.tihe Clerks Office.
ny Beautiful weather this week. a. II
make mp for the three SHOWS Of las {
week.
q-v To quit advertising in duh times ,
is like tearing out the dam when the
water is low.
Jasper will be good pork mark ct
this winter. Three firms buying. But
tho market looks IA though prices would
rule low.
IT Sheriff WeiScl rsturnei from JEFF
iersonrile, whore he left John Mitchell
AZ the State railroad shop. on Weducs-
day.
The old school lots in Jasper Were
sold on SATURDAY. Dr. Wclman punha,-
ine Lot Ii Tor los. and Mr.. r. Bees.
the Other one, with the Oh ,rhool-Aou-r
on for s2'j. Cheap blrg ,ins.
rE Capt. Levi Ferguson. auditor o'
IKE county, intends 10 make irip "a
Texas. Colorado aud Oregon with a
,cw TO setting in one Of those States.
He wants 20 grow up" etc.
Hon. Janircs HUGHES. 80 well
known io the people OF Ills State. and
one Of the most gifted mcu thri have
added in Tie honor Of indiana died on
Tuceda, lust. "a 'he yillier Of llnl,us-
lure. District OF Columbia.
i'rryu OYsrtRs Some 81 The lalic.
s.ugnishel themselves %. oy~trrcuer.
ti, week. W wonler when ney have
pc', inc oncsa are served az hy Mess
lp-htri x Harris. lncy furnish ihc
h.-l ia the market. large ai,l iai, aul
nave a nice ruoun 10 eal ihcm ia be iGe-.
Senoni lrru~. District 80 2. Iaio-
~ township claims 10 have th, cham-
ion school 10 the eouutv.
Tie scholar. of dislric, 10. pafoha
,owu,lip. during Tie four wect- pre-
,eaine The Institute. solved 1891 cA-
au,n,r. WHO can beat ~
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1873-11-09
. Cincinnati, spnmag ben 9. sppembcr 1873.

den nod unb oaB iie bieielben in ben Sas
gen bes Mobllebens nod iibertrafen, tpeiE
ieber S6ulbube. ,Morgen lit au6 Elm
Sag," fa9te Cicero, tpenft er iih mad benz
&lIen auf's Obr legte, un6 bart mar oas
Giilen ,pabrli6 nid)t, auf tpel6em Der alte
Serr lag. Mls cine Gigentbiimli9feit Der
rDmiifen Bettsefeae miro bic S0be be-
3ei6net, 10 baB man auf eine 8ant treten
muBte, I'M binein an fot1net1 galoahine
Iheinen i'm @ebrau1 getpeIen Su Iein, oh
aber aud1 Garbinen, 1T sueifelbaft.
Ser eermanii1en MiIbbeit beburfte es,
bic Grinneruns ielbft an ben Romfort Ell
neg antiten Bettes su Dertpiihen. gs na=
rem Die Soften, in tuel9en Der So6n eines
l9ottiiben Sduptlings beftie ausgeI6ol=
fen iuuroe tpeeen ieiner Wei9li1feit, als
er li9 zines Saufens S6nee als &opftii.
len beoiente. Grit int 13. nno IA. Sabr=
bunoert finoen mir tpieber Betten anitdn-
bi9en MusIe6ens, bod bilbeten bieIelben
i'm geiiB BON 6iiriten lelbIt tpertbpole
Stiide, tpie aus elmer Mn3a6l pon SeIta=
ttenten berporsebt.
Damn fam bic 3eit, no iene i9auerli=
den 5immelbetten beliebt iuareti, tuie iie
6nut &-9StL Huu1 Ut2 Att uHitle 2uBS uutL-
lleiert uoroen jino. Seoerbetten paren
oanals uno nod su 3eiten unlerer @roB-
batter iiblifer als iebt. Sos &lima be-
oingt ben nerihieoenen @ebraud, berNorz
ben neiqt Den 6eberbetten, Der Siben Den
Wtatraben 5lt. Seit Sobn glarf 1913
oas Suftbett nno Doctor Irnott Doer S.
p. 8roB oas WaHerbeit einise Sabre 1pds
ter erfunoen, bat moberne GrFnonn9s<
funit fiir Grnnfe nnb ssreunbe bet Be
quemli9feit alfes M0ali1e geleiltet.
4le Welttbeile 1in0 in Contribution 9es
iebt. g8enn Ou, lieber 2eIer, ihlaflos
auf Seinem 2oser 9i6 bin unb Der tpdl5t,
10 oente on bic 3abloien @dnie Sslanos,
pelde eerupft weroen muBten, um Seine
Glllen au fiillen, un bic S1mdnje uno
Widbnen, peife Den in ben Yampas unts
beritreifenoen NoHen abgeI1nitten iperoen
muBten. Oeine Wtatrabe at fiillen, bente
an bic S6afe Mnltraliens uno &uBlan6s
tpeld1e ibre Wolle bergaben, unb on oit
geplaeten Neeer, tpel6e anter Der tropi.
| lhen 6onne 9lmerifa's bic 8aumDoa-
ltaloe pTlegen - 0enfe oaran uno Spm-
nus, Der SSreunb aller @uten, tuirb Oif
balb in feline Qrme f1lieBen, IS iei oenn,
0u liegit in einem iener Soltertrerf;euge,
ipel6e nod bie uno 0a beutide 5ii9Ier-
pbantafie eriinnt unb beutIhen Saus=
lranen als 8ett aufi6paBt. Oas gett
1T fir ben Menfden uno nt9t Der Wenid
far bas Bett gema9t, 6ieien @runbiaB
baben bic Nahbarn ienieits bes &beins
uno Der Alpen ldnsit anerfannt. ginr mas
Die 6iillnng anbetriift, babet nieIlei9t Die
sStaliener bic Sran5oien nod iibertroifetl
nit jenen portrefIliben lnb erfriI9enben
Watraben, ipeldbe nit ben tpei6en elaftis
i9en Waisbldttern sefillt iino.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1873-11-09
2Ialtnisfaltises.
Der ssadlae ses 0iamanten. aarl

Der Nablae bes Oiamamten. Rarl.
Das .@enisr SournaI" ertldrt. baB fein
Yroteit 9egen bas Seitanrent 2arl's BON
VrannIdtueis in 8enf eingeIaufen lei uno
Die @enfer iomit in Elm unbeitrittenes Grbe
treten. Oas Snpentar bes Nad6laiIeg
Garl's BON 8raun5dpeis tpeiit foIsenoe
Details anf: Mertb In Siteln, Baorihaft
u. (. m. 100000 6rancs, Biionterien,
Oiamanten, Gunitsesenitdnoe 100000
Trancs (alle bieie Wertbiahen iinb BEL Der
Sanoelsbant beponirt); bas Sotel beg
Seraogs in Baris nit GinihluB Ser Runit=
9esenitdnbe in bemielben swei Millionen
Irancs; BeliBtbiimer In Mmerifa cine
WfilliDn Granes. Sotal %, 400, 900 6rancs,
obne bas 9eliBtbum bes Ser3oss in
9eutidlano, seaen has Biz iebt nod feline
Grbanlprii1e gelten6 gema6t ipproen Iinb.
= Bon Sntereiie lit BE Notia 6ab bic be-
riihmte, pieleeludte OnDr Wale, bod i'm
1eib Rarls eefunben tuurbe. Sie mar
In einem un5heinbaren 4alten nit bpppeI=
TEN 8oben perliedt iino nit einem WleH ;
iibersus perieben, 10 baB lie BEL ber ertien
Jupentariiiruna niat aufeeiunben wsr6sn
fpnnte.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1873-11-09
Die Nasare,ter.


Wie iebr Die 0asarener an ben Gahun.
gen Tires 9laubens bdnsen, oies ilIn5trirt
gS3eg. g.=Sir." in folgen6em @elehibtden :!
Uor Dem S5egeoiner t. @eri1tsbofe iolIte.
e!n Wtann aus Alsp6 als 3enae nernouts
men tperben. Ser 3ense iagte aus, mag
er llber Die obl9mebenoe Mnselesenbeit!
ipnBte; als er aber feline MusIaeen be-
l9iporen iolIte, erflarte er, bag linn feirr
Slaube su fhD6ren perb;ete. Ser 8e-
rl4tsbof Ieete ibm elm 96nale BON IO.
lpdter BON 20 uno idlieBli6 BON 40 Gulz
oen anf. Ser arme Mann tuuroe erequirt
nno aablte Die 70 @uloen. y9un ,unrbe
tbm absr elm ueues Y6nale BON so GuIesrt
G aGnlsrlest, ben psrlaneten Sdpusfsbsr
lsiltete er t,ibt. ST. float iein llns!liT ben
2suten uno itebt feit bel ieiner Weiaerure;-
er ipiro, mie er perlihsrt, ben Sdipur ME
lsiiten. ielbit tuenn man ibm iein aanses
Vermoeen in 96nolen abnebmen lolite.
uno sr on ben 8ettelitab tommen miBte.