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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-02-02

TINTED STATES MAIL LINE-STEAM TO QUEENS
u town and Liverpool.
Sailing every Tuesday.
MANHATTAN, Price .FebruarvS att A. NJ.
MINNESOTA, Beddoe. .....: February ~. at :J r
From pier 46 North River.
Cabin passage, $50 gold; Steeragc, S3. currency.
Prepaid tickets So, currency.
Passengers booked to and from Paris, Hamburg, Nor
and Sweden, &C. Drafts Ireland, England,
France and Germany at lowest rates Apply to
WILLIAMS GUION, 20 Broadway
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UITAvANA" BANKERS.
III Circulars of information furnished
TAYLOR 4 CO., Bankers Ii Wall street. New York
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WANTED TO PURCHASE.

VXTANTED-TwO WALNUT FaAME PIER CLASSES
w and Cornices for 10 loot ceilinT also Two aantcl
Mirrors walnut rame for cash. Address, with ful par
cuiars and price, cash. Z. T.. box IA rost oce hnce'
ton, N. j.
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COAsTwIsE STEAMSHIPS.

JNOR NASSAU, N. r: ,rv n, urp,n.
si, leave pier Mo- North River, at SP FEBRUARY d
W." +. ALExANDKE SONS. No. - br0adwAy
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ONLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE.

ONLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE
THE GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC CoMPANy,s MAIL
STEAMSHIPS BETWEEN NEW YORK AND HAVRE
CALLING AT BRESE ~ ~ '
The splendid vessels this fvore route for the Cont.
nent will sail from pier No 50 North River as lolows:-
ST. LAURENT Lachesnez. 49,. saturday, March
PE1oE Of fPAssAa in oD ncnayy aitaay wne Mn1sh r =
First Cabin, $l%. Second Cabin, s7s
EXCURSION Tickets at reduced rates.
American travellers going to the Con-
BY English railway the discomiorts Of crossing tho
II uNIThp FED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIPS
TO PLYMOUTH, .CHERBOURG AND HAMBURG
The elegant CLYDE built iron steamships will sail from
GOETIiE ........ Ca plain wilson February 10
SCHILLER. Captain Thomas. February "a
HERDER Captain Fischer. March 10
from Eagle line pier, foot Of First street Hoboken.
PLYMOUTH, EoN65N, ST6 C GHERB6TkG AND HAMBURG.
seerage $40 gold; prepaid tickets from Hamburg ss6
deck The s;ccragc is divided sections for six to
tables. For ireght apply to FUNCH EDYE i Co,
assn a"p B sp
NOR CARDIFF BRISTOL LONDON AND ALL
H. other points in England and Wales
The South Wales Atlantic Steamship Company's new
first class steamships will sail from Pennsylvania Rail-
road wharf. Jersey City as ollows:-
FIRST cabin passage, SIS and $50 currc.cy; second
cabin, $55 currency stccrage, $50 currency Prepaid
steerage certificates from Cardiff SSt currency Drafts
for h and PMTa PgT SThfr apply to
II broadway, New York.
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CPECIAL NOTICE.
y The splendid steamship MANHATTAN, sailing Tues
day Feb g. will limited number OF Hternie date
passengers at $50 currency. each. Apply to
WILLIAMS & GUION, ~ Broadway.
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GREAT WESTERN
VJ STEAMSHIP LINE
NEW YORK TO BRISTOL (sNGLAND DIRECT.
The steamers of this line will sail from pier Is East
River, rs follows:-
ARRAGON WESTERN. ............. Wednesday, Feb
GREAT WESTERN, Stamper..: Saturday FEB II
Cabin passage, $40; intermediate, $45; steerage, So
currency; excursion tickets, $l2o.
Apply to the Agent 10 South street. o,n,v,, eo~s
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SouTHgRN LINE-TOR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT. .
- The following and first class steamers will sail
eyeyy Wednesday Mt 3P NJ, from pier 20 East River
stesmer CfiY 6F civ EsToS Captain varis rsS reS II
steamer CITY OF DALLAS Captain Hines. Feb Is
Steamer CITY OF HOUSTON, Captain During. Feb. rs
Freight received daily Through rates Giyen to Calves
Santiago and ST. Louis Cabin pa ssage, 500 steerage
do SD For freight passage. having superior
modators, apply to G. H. MALLORY 4 co.
1853 Maiden lane
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r ARGE COAL LIGHTER OR CANAL pA1
j 4 wanted log or plank; state age tonnage andlow
est cash price. L. x, Herald ONCE.
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&10 0OO TO s25oov CASH REQuIRED,-FOR
SlO.OUU sale, u safe and highly profitable busi.
ness last years income 20J per cent unable
to attend. address RETAIL. box 1W Herald office.
Gt1E OON WANTED, AN ACTIVE PARTNER TO
plC.UUV. enlarge an old established millinery and
fancy goods business on Sixth avenue Address b. S..
Herald Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-02-02

t JACKSON's, sOG BROADWAY, OPPOSITE ELEv.
n enth street-Money literally advanced on Da-
nds, Watches, Jewelry, Silk, Dry Goods and Personal
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-04-16
orr CHANGING Bodies.

Our bodies ore constantly changing. The
dead matter passes on by the bowels and
the pores, and digestion and a simila'ion
supply fresh material. This material can
not be pure, and consequently the body
cannot be healthy unless the stomach and
secretive organs perform their aliot' ed
tasks thoroughly and regularly. That they
may do 40 keep them In good WorRlpg
order with that most efficient Of all In Wig
Grating, regulating and purif, ing prepare.
lions, Hostet.er's Stomach Bitters. II you
wish your blood TO be eally the, "stream
of life" to have 20 r bones clothed Win
sound flesh, to be exempt from nervous,
ness and debility, to he clear.headed an q
cheerful, In rbort, TO possess that choices,
OF Heavens blessings, q sound mind In q
sound body, resort 10 the great vegetable
re restorative whenever you feel lapguid, OF
suffer from Indigestion, or are bilious OF
ment OF the animal functions. The relle
Is immei iate, aud full restoration certain
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-04-16

Ink ghost Of CHARLES DICKENS is In
pursuit OF the composition who, in this
payer yesterday, took most shameful
and understandable liberties with the
names of several OF Mr.. DIoKEy
choicest frieuds. How Mortified Mr..
Podscap would feel 10 hear himself adj
dressed "a "Podsnipe," aud what cho-
rus OF indignation would swell from the
Wilfer family if the Cherutic Pa were
irreverently termed "Runty." Wray-
burn would be more cynical than ever
il termed "Wrsybury," and Mr.. Alfred
Lammle would be apt to infct upon
the luckless wight who called him
"Lammie' a punishment no less pain
tul aud deserved than that be bestowed
upon NJ. Fascination Fledgeby. Mr.
Veneering would never have been
brought in" to Parliament under the
name of "Veneiring' and Mr.. Venue
will take particular pleasure 10 articu-
lating the skeleton OF the PRINTER who
called him Mr.. Venus."
l: may be some satisfaction to an in
d;guant public to know that the COM
positor who made all these errors was
promptly shot at nine o'clock yester
day morning.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-04-16

At the
WORLDS EXPOSITION, VIENNA, 1873, &C.
|. THE KNIGHTS CROSS OF TIE In
PERAIL ORDER OF "FRANClS
JOSEPH" conferred by his Apostolic
Majesty the Emperor OF A ustria, upon The
BoI orable Nathaniel Wheeler Presiden'
Of the Wheeler q wilson's Sewing Machine
Company, ~ the founder and builder o.
Sewing Machine industry. .
recommended by the International Jury
Tor this Sewing Machine Company only
for their important contribp lions 70 the
material and social, welfare Of mankind
3, THE 9KANDMED FOR PRO9RESS
awarded for their New No. Sewing Ma
paris Exposition OF 1867, at which the only
Gold Medal for Sewing Machines was
awarded to this Comps Hence the
Vienna award marks Progress not from a
low level or interior medal, but from q
Gold Medal, the highest award made al
Paris. -..--.
4. THE GRAND MEDAL FOR MERIT, fol
the development OF Needle Industry and
excellence and superiority OF manufac-
tured samples exhibited.
s. A GRAND MEDAL FOR MERIT, for eI-
cellence and superiority of Cabinet work
the only award of the kind In this section
6. MEDALS FOR SEVERAL CO.OPERA.
TORS, Of the WHEELER q Wilson Company
for superior ability.
THE OFFICIAL REPORT. published BY
the General Direction OF the Vienna Expo
sition, signalizes the supremacy Of the
wheeler f Wilson Company for quantity
and quality OF manufacture, and position
in the Sewing Machine business, as fol
lows:
OFFICIAL REPORT, VIENNA EXPOSITION
SEWING MACHINES, &c.
(Groupe IS, Sec. 2, b.
"The greatest Sewing Machine Manutao-
T. nv In the world Ia that OF Wheeler d VIII.
SON, New York, which alone has brought
already over 100000 OF their Sewing Ma.
chins into practical use. The complete pro.
duction Of the parts by machinery 10 30 re-
gulated that each complete machine may
be used as a sample for exhibition. Thii
Arm produces 20 well adjusted machines
daily.
aIhe latest production OF this firm, and
which is the wonder OF the Vienna hxpCsi.
ton, is their new No. Sewing Machine
This universal machine sews the heavies,
leather harness and the finest gauZes with
q truly pearl stitch.
"Wheeler 4 Wilson have received the
highest prizes at all Worlds expeditions
and at the Vienna Exposition were extra.
ordinarily distinguished"
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Of the action Of Congress in this matter
will be to chow the business men
of ths. country that the volume Of
currency ID to be nltimately
incrsased 70 the limit stated 10 the oct.
II defines and settles the financial pole
icy Of the nation Tor . few years at
least. Its effect upon prices has not
yet begun, but there can be no doubt
that they will advance in equal pace
with the increase in the amount OF
paper money in circulation. This is
one of the Interchangeable laws OF trade.
An incrsa se Of the circulating medium
inevitably dimiDishes its purchasing
power. The price OF gold yesterday
was a trifle lower than that Of the day
before, but the margin between the
gold dollar and the greenbsck dollar
will gradually widen as the amount
of paper money in circulation increases.
Prices Of all kinds will gradually
adjust themselves to the new order OF
thisee, and, while in . short time paper
money will be more plentiful through
out the country than now, yet the peo'
pie will be. 90 richer, for one paper dol
lar then will purchase less Of any COM
modify than may be exchanged for il
now. This is q law which DO act OIL
Congress can abrogate OF change.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-04-16
THE CURRENCY QUESTION.

The comparative stsgustion Of
business during the past few months, in
fact almost ever since the panic last
fall. has been generally attributed to
the uncertainty in the minds Of bust
ness men az to the financial policy to
be adopted by Congress. 1t was not
known whether the process OF gradual
~ contracting the volume OF currency
with view to the resumption ofspe>
Gle payments would prevail, or wheth-
er the currency would be still further
expanded and the day OF payment in
coin thrust farther away. This un-
certainty had the effect Of detera
rirg men from msking in
vestments or contracts Tor the
u,ure, and produced sort Of stand-
still 10 business circles.
At last, however. Congress has acted,
and unless the bill passed in the House
last Tuesday be vetoed by the President
(of which there seems now little prob.
sbility,) the financial policy OF the
Country may be considered as settled
for few years at least, and business
men may make their plaos according
ly. The determination OF the currency
question will thus have good effect.
Capital is proverbislly cautious. 1t
will not seek employment while there
is much uncertainty as TO the results OF
the venture, and hence even q system
that is in some respects Objectionable
but which ia fixed aud stable, NAV
lead to greater business activity than
one which IS free from objection, but
whose continuance is uncertain.
The bill which has passed both
Houses OF Congress and now goes to
the President for his signature, FIXES
the amount OF legal tender notes at
100000, 0OO. AVID that OF the National
Bank currency at a similar amount,
making $500, 1000, 900 in all. This is
an increase in legal ieuders OF $44, 000,-
600. though it is present increase Of
only eighteen mlllions, because twenty
six millions Of the iorty-four now Legal
lied have been already put in circula-
ton. 1t is an increase Of SAC, 100000
10 the National Bank circula-
tion. but this is 10 be issued ouly ss it
is called for by the organization OF new
banks in the several States, the proper
ton allowed 10 each State being gov
erued by the act Of July u, 1870. 1t
NAV be two crthree years before all OF
the several States shall have called for
and received their proportion Of this
currency. and hence the s46 100000 Of
National Bank notes will be very slow:
ly pat in circrli!ion. a Is!
: The most important immediate effect
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-04-16

FROM records OF temperature which
have been kept for many years 1t 10
ascertained that the first quarter OF
April, 1874, has been colder than the
corresponding period IN any Of the past
fifty wears. II is sail to he due to the
influence OF icebergs floating southward
from the polar regions. How long the
disturbance is likely to continue DO
uerson seems to know. 1t is feared
however that We are to have a cloudy
and unpleasant spring.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-04-16

The Cumberland Nt,es estimates thaI
lbs trsins, comprising nearly 3OOC
csrs, passed through that city las
Monday. Traffic had been stopped 'ol
a day or :wo by the destruction of
bridge at North Branch station. Tit
new bridge was completed and bust
ness resumed on Sunday night
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-04-16
Lime and Cement.

AM OFFERING HOME MADE LIME
aud Cement for eale that Is uneXcellt Il
by any imported article which comes u
the city. Ihe article has been tested by
builders and manufacturers, 10 whom par
ties will be referred upon wishing TO inves:
tiyate. Patronize home manufacture and
save freight. a. j. LONG,
mar26 SD Cor. Woods and 18th Sts.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-04-16

A BERKELEY county man on whose
farm there is a quantity Of good iron
ore,;ofeis to donate four or five acres to
any individual or company who will
erect a bias, furnace thereon.
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NOTICES..
Collectors Notice.
NOTICE.

AN FI.ECTION FOR DIRECTORS OF
n Greenwood Cemetery Will be held at
buildius. ON ThuxsdAy, lSth ~ bss1ssn
the hours Of and 4 O'Clock u
apr4.t = re. B0NHAM, Sec'y.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-04-16
lIEO.

DEyRIEs-On wednt sday. April 18th. at
the residence of her father, Jno. Il. MoEroWs
near Benwood, JULIA y, vile Oh L. W.
Devrles.
Funeral notice hereafter.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-04-16
STATE LIND.
sHURTLEFF HOUSE,

TNAIRMONT, WET VA, FORMERLY
II Kearsley. This House has just beeh
newly refitted from cellar 10 gnret with
new beds and new furniture, and 70 second
10 none In the country, and Ia situated Al
the B. d .. railroad depot. This HONS ~
drst class in every respect. The table is al
ways tupp piled with the best In the market.
Charges moderate. sample rooms for COM
mefcial travellers. No charge tor Handling
baggage. Give me a call. Satisfaction
guaranteed TO all my patronA 5000 SAD
ling for horses. X W. shUkTLEpI,
noy29 Proprietor
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1874-10-18

9unae ihr 9aSein pernanfen. @agel iDDiel
ipie 3obniieii6, RuIen fopiel lpie ME Mnds
5dbne, in oenen Der Wfann oes g8illens
sherunlpurrt." - Wer nod nid5t elnen
y5toppelbofer" ober vWiiitifer1 geiehen,
Der bat obne 3tpeifel ME eiuen ganomonn
aefannt. lInb ipel1e biibihe Qeierirl bat
fitb nod nidbt Elm @tid Seibenbano BON
eineri1 vGnenreiter," bon elmer rWteertaBA
Dber einem y2qbeni6mnng1 5umenen Iais
len? SUIT cine 6peeies oieies niibliherl
.Ghwengd,@ bic Waterialiiten, iinb NIT
5olhen Wortfletten iiber nnb iiber beldet.
vShranconoitor, Sdrinesihinber, Warter=
DRIFT, SbranpropiSor, Giebaff ,Sbranbengn,
Gnrupsleder, Yomaoenheneit, Oiitens
breber." - Mber bieiey inHge Siitenbreher
rdbt fih; er perabreid,t bic Siiten NIT
R0rintben Inn, oem moblbelsibten Bidder,
nit einem itillen, nieliagenoen 2d6eln; Der
beiBt la i'm Wiunbe bes 0Dlfes rSeigafie.
y@ottesgabenbrehsler," seraoe 10 gut, tDie
Der Girihner vMotte," Der Weber vSims
melsfe6ter" (ipabri1einIidb, neil er nit ben
langen Nrmen unb benz 6diffhen beitdn=
big gesen ben Simmel anfift.) uno beiBt
ni6t Der &iitler: .Gldsinipetter," v8Ots
tesiportbanolanaer,A ieiu BorseleBter, Der
fpiirbise Yaitpr, .SerreottsiolDat," iein
Na6bar. Der Suhmader: vWellnaus,
Der Siidbler: .SobeIDffi5ier, Der YDlaus
niIt ,Ble9puiter," Der gbirurs: .Rnos
6enbauer1, Der Buhorufer:" vDrudfehs
Ter" Der Sutmaber rGopfI6uiter." Der
5dlddter yaIopfl6manS. Der 8eber
nod: y6pulfater," nno iein Vis-a-vis,
Der feline BDitietretretdr, ni6t yGreileder"
unb ,goupertsItuoent?" SeiBt Der SDpfer
nidt rGlementenbredsler,~ Der Seller :
r@a1eenpolamentier,1 Der Waler: r2anbs
itreiher," Der @erber: ,2obfdfer," Der
2ifthaf; yMabenf6nis, Der 9ta9elidmieb:
.Ropf= uno 5piBfiinitler:" Der Na6tmdh<
fer; ,Ha9trotb" unb vNa1.o6s" nnb Der
Sombonr nidbt: uSeniittelmniifant ?"
| gDiBt Sbr benn nidlt, bob bic eiIerne
Ndbnabel in Der flinfen S1neioerbanb cine
p0red,itanse" beiBt. uno baB bic armef1
ShHeiberieelen nm besfpillen 10 eIenb iino
neil lie ben ganaen Sag nit Der Bred.
itanse arbeiten rliiiIen2 Gin jebes Sling
| bot, mie BEL ben Greimauern, ieirten heim.
li9en @rtennnngsnamen. Bel jeoem Gtiic
Der menihlihen @orberobe uno Soilette
! ia BEL jeoem Sbeile bes menidlihen 2eben
/ bat Der SnmDr bes 8olfes bic YatheRitsll
pertreten uno bel Der 9aufe fir ieinel
SdubbefDblenen iin eiuen iuitigen Gdel
nRnnamen eroa6t.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1874-10-18

Wtanbtper. f,enut NON es, eepeisn iii, boa
nit tte tptlien, ipie iie mir In finftiae Sylle
5lt bebanoefn haben, unb oanit oos Sic
Doctors nidt aus bic uebuna fommen.
DEM bel oas wtilitdr nauB MIles erit pers
iuhsweiie probirt tperben. Mber lieb 1T es
mid bod, bob fie. mir ni1t per{udsreiIe
einaebuo6elt unb iiber benz @robe bret
9olben geidoiien baben, unb baB i'd an
Sir, Wutterden it1reiben fann, INN Dir
su bitten: fdbife mid etipas grfrifhungen
). y. Sped o6sr Bnrit, bamit ih mir BON
nteine i6wereWeriuunbuneen tpieber erbole,
uno berubise meiner Braut garline, neil
es NIT unire Wtariue lange nibt 70 gefdbrr
LID 1T, tuie es man1mal ausfebt, mnb idb
niht auf benz Mlbatros fibe, nod auf bic
NautiIusiSa.e idpimme, mo- iebt gegen
ben Garliiten man6irirt tuirb, ion0ern mir
wieber Sci DanSig auf Der Neoe befinbe.
tpel6e i'd hermit Id5IieBe, nm Sir AT griis
Ben als Sein seliebter Sobn.
Muauf.
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Sdreibsu oss Alatrofeu aueufi
mSwe an fsine mutter.
2iebe Mutter!

Gr1hrid Sir niGbt, pentt id6 Dih ffreibe,
baB ih gefallen bin. Sept ueiB i'd, mie
ginen su wtutb lit, tpenn er, BON feinblide
Guseln Serriiien, baliest auf bas Shlaht-
felo un0 por tOot BON bic 2eihentrGaer nit
bic carmoiiin pereniiete Mhielllappen pea-
setra9en tpirb. SD babe einen 6tbuB ourn
Dem Ser5eri, eiien b,K1 benz gingemetoen,
atpei bnrdl ben re6ten Mrme. einen burn
beiben Beinen uno einen our6 einem Sbeile
befDmmer, mo ih MIR 81 rlennen ihenire.
Weine nitht. llebe Mutter, bab He mir gum
Griippel qeIhpiien baben; oenn i'd fonnte
nidbt anbers, ih muBte fallen.. Mein letter
Sauh mar rgarline," momit ih meinen
@eilt auf9ab. Sdrme Sir nidt, Wsutter,
oab Dein ausuit auf bas Gelo Der gbre
sefalen lit!
gs tpirb Did pubis porfOmmen, bas i'd
Did als 9obter ihreibe, uno 70 mar es
aud, rtdmlid BEL pubig, mo mir sans per-
9niiet nit uriere gprpette in Die Bnht
'rumgonoelten, bis mir anf einem Male
Befebl friesten, oaB mir BEL TbolmiibIe
lanoen nn0 Ganonen unb Mannihaften
ausbooten fpllen. giun bdtteit Om bas
Shie6en - piff paff - beriiber uno hin-
iibsr - b1ren iollen; benn Der ssein0 molIte
uns nidt am 9anee beron laIlen. Wir
aber, rtiAt faul, buIlerten aus unire GtiIf-
pforten, bab i'm SDren uno Geben peraina,
mnb 10 ME mir bic Ranonen 'rousoeaotteIiii
batten = marIdb, marih, burrob 'rauf oni
Der Mnb6be, rim I'M Jeuer, initten mana In
Der Shloht - Warbaus, oa Iao idb
Mer fann fur Der bDberen BeIfimmuna,
liebe Wlutter2 Ser 6plbat mu6 Drore
pariren Biz an Der lebten 6tunbe. Wie ith
nun 10 Iiege unb aus polIem SalIe itreie.
tommen, t0ie eeIagt, bic 9oofenpSaeI, fai.
fen mir behutSan an Bic aeridoilenel, Glies
Ser, Giner an Die arme, Der Mnore urlten,
Ieeen mir aaf elmer Bobre, idieben min
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Gin platt ms 11lDSrterbud).
aamoriaif9s gemsrtunsen Don Saso 0assts

IN 4.
Vebriett tptr oas Ssrtton Der oentItbep
SprasDs anr pano! Bo tln1en MIR IN Dem
2S0rterDud Der s9eoruoer Wrlnr1, mo- IN
per Samnlluil9 etnes Danlel SaHoers oas
iplqtige gbort: eonutertegsr! =" gSo urs
ter Dem gat9Eabea g noer v Den sabrafls
propslor y user g!of iills IN oen Bidttern
per Gpradqfunos Die llofpl9e Mustuntt iiber
oas gSort Suppenld]mtot ooer ySmolt-
sn9el g&alelpnrrsr, v5annbllet 0oer
yprapohflonstoitf 6 User Nad)rtd9t iber
9nncerf nno tauleno lclper Mlfigen sSor.
tsr oss Mp' itnI unD peapeslt1 GuI wtartt
uno @allen uin1srfrelpeli, no ne Dem be.
eantlg panoeInoen, irslle iDdeemosn
SpfanJeslqsr & nnoenlsrlI utll Gss Nale
taHaens $50 pane oleleu bunteil Olngern
na1geitellf IN walo uno allt Der Sotoe
unD lil oen! WslDuple oes Wtarttes; bier
ml!l sn eln!9s oleler Ggemplare sn elmer
Ilelnen NMsslsuiI9 Derelni9en;
SepI Sgr oas n.solsne utao0en port
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1874-10-18
Cute Stunoe,t ,.

@a6 Iansen, f6meren @intertrdnmen,
Die mid bsDriidt nis Gdnee unb Gis Die EIur,
Grob nanbI' ih pieber nnter 9Iatbenbaumen,
llub fibIe mid erasut mie bic Natur.
@obl brinst iie mir ni9t pisber, mas iieraubts,
@e bisism BaIb, bem iie nit ,ranber Sanb
Das aleib bonn qeib, bic sfrone ri5 bonn Saupts,
DAP sr i'm G@neefurm nadt unb sitterno iiaab,
flnb i'm nun iaOner idmidts aIs aubor
gerIOreu bleibt, mas idb bnrdb fie berIor,
auf INNER, bod mad ausen nrr: i'm Sansru
aieb auss mir sin Ieudtenbes Grinnern,
@as Sdones mir auf raubem @fab begsnst,
llnb isOe CUTE @tanbs parb esiesnet.
ad, nooI eab's meiii Der b0ien Stunben mtbrl
Dsna frab fdon traf bes aeb.ns 8Iu@ mid
f1ner,
1lnb srauenbol' Grinnerunssn blsben
8uriid, bic oft mid bic sum Mabninn trisben.
Do1 mie Elm @anb'rer inn 0ebire bonn Ranh
Des absrnnbs, Der ibm Nib su diseH flaift,
Gntisbt iid abfsbrt anO nit Ietter araft
gmpor tIimmt an Der feiIsn GeIisnmoub,
I'm nint nit bsm aerbs0deInben ger0ae
Siaabsuiiarsen in ses absrunbs cole:
go fudt' in mid BEN llnbeit ju satipinsen
rlno su ben SOb'n Oss saidts OieBabn 5n finS<n.
Gin ionnissr Maientae i'm 8Iitbentaee
gertldrt fsIbf bic Grina'rune trlber faae.
flnb aur bepdbrts aiebe bent bienieben
Rod f40aern Srof ais beiraer Malbssgriesen.