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The ladies of Thomas Chapel lodge |. o. q.
4. No. 100, viii give fnlr ON Friday evening,
seven o'clock, the 30th of November, 1874, for
the purpose OF ilnishl1g to pay for the com.
pletion of Thomas Chapel church. a large
patronage is respectfully solicited.
JOHN G. WOODSIDES, W. G. r.
II. b. JOHNSON, Secretary.
November Ii, 1874, 230dlt
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CHRISTIAN KREIG,
Hincklcy d DibrelI

Desire to inform their friends and the publ,
that they are at the old stand prepared to dc
all kinds OF tin work. anu will have full sup
ply OF stoves and tlnware in three or foui
weeks.
Dallas, NovemberTI. 22jdlm
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Tne MIehiiest con,ro,ersr.

From the Boston Posts London Special
Advices received tonight from Rome
state that the pope has declared that
he will never receive an ambassador of
Great Britain at the court of Italy.
The vatican has issued an order con.
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~ you want the iinesl nnd
cheapest bO0hs ever brOugh, 10
abniias, 80 ~ FrnnkIin A. Uo''s'
sol Main street, where IN lhc
largest, best selected ANA most
complete siOQig Of books, sta
liOnery, wall paper, gold pens,
blank books, varieties, eic.,
ever offered In This market,
wllicl are settling On most ac-
COninIOdntlng tCrus.
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NOTIOE.

Job work IL invariably paya-
bile on delivery, ANA all tram
silent advertisements AZ The
time they are handed In, Legal
advertisements must also he
paid ia advance. These ruieh
will be strictly observed.
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In the billiard tournament Monday
NJ New York, Cyrlllo Dion defeated
Daniels In thlrly'clght Innings by u
score Of three hundred to one hundred
aud twcnty-eighl,
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Tlm editor Of the HERALD aud the
local reporter may DO found day or
night, In room No, o, second floor Of
the HERALD building,
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Missouri, Kansas Hnd Texas Hallway
This pioneer llne 10 ToSNs, having complot'
od thoil great iron bridge over the Missouri
river NJ lio0nylllo, nrc enabled TO ollur stu
better facilities for travel TO tic groOl Nonh-
east,
liy special arrangement, PullmnnB palnco
sleeping onw will ho run between Houston,
Homestead, lcnrno, Dallas, and points ON
the limo of tho Texas Central Railroad, to
Chicago and st. Louls, without chnngo OF
cNSto New York 0nd tho principal CONNER
oiHl cities Of the North and Fast.
This line pnsSos through u delightful coun-
Try; and, having been completed over year.
has u smooth track, n well settled rond.bod,
and arc enabled 10 make quick time with
safety,
An passenger trains are fully equipped
with Millcr's patent coupler and Wcsling-
house air brake.
our advice to the traveller from Texas Is, TO
ravel Via the NJ, Il. M.
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Secure the shadow
Ere the substance fades"
And the place to do IL Is NJ Freeman's CAL
lcry, where nothing but nrst-class pictures
are made. Studio, corner Houston and ELM
streets. 23jd2w
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INo, ", swINDHLLs'

Mr., @, W, Rocket has, from lhisdalei eaaa
cd his connection with lhp Dallas lithALp
and ID no Longer authorized 70 solicit lpF 40
yerllsing Or subscriptions,
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SOCEENaa IS.


Masonic.
DALLAS COMMANDERY No. g. Knights
Templar, will meet at the Asylum in the city
Of Dallas, on the drSt Thursday after the Inst
Saturday In each month.
FRANK AUSTIN, Il. C.
ED. q. BOWER, Recorder.
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REED ~ LATIIIlOr

wiz sell the Educational series
Oi school books ~ introductory
rates and exchange iOr old ana
unpopular books. They Keep
also u fail stock 0r uii ether
sGho0i books, which they viii
sell Nv low ~ ilIe lowest.
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5O7 Malta street IN ihe place ~ hnd
the largest and cheapest slech ~
boehs, stationery, eie', ~ ihe west, los
ID IN lhs street and No, ~
FIERCE a LiLE,
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"NcurlI.''
Secure the shadow

instantaneous cure for Neuralgia.
sadly IL. Z. HOSKiNS, Agent Tor Dallas.
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Patrons of Iiusbapdry
DIR. JAMES H. sWINDELLs
Lancaster, Texas.

VIII resume the practice of medjeIne in
lancaster, on The first Of June, 1874. The nat.
IOnhge of his old employers and the pubIio
generally respectfully solicited. Slwtf
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Law Blanks Of every description for sale
and printed Ia order NJ this office.
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Another lOt Of those elegant
white shirts. just received and
for sale cheap, at
230dlw JliFFRHa,S.
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A. III. Steasmil, merchandise
broker. cOnyeyaDcers and mo-
tary public. Ofiice-NO. 1877
Lamar street.
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9ailg gerald.
TTrsnM u0NNI10 N0VTIIEl n
ron sAI.Ha,

My residenee, eeFAer rHfihe avenue
and nausl0n streets, einbFaeiHg hhll
bI0eh % graund, Wiili a vel hnishrN
one'sioFy ANA hasemeni F0eAfp'irr'''
buiIdiAR, aad al necessary oN''h''''N
ings, e,e, Al early applicant nHS ~
euFe hargain' -
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NOTICE 10 ADyEnTIsEns.

HereaneraiI hills Tor ad advertisements
IL this paper viii be collected monthly
unIess otherwise specified ~ cent raeiHl
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"MAN'S UNSEIEISH rRIENnn

Will be welcome in every home. Everybody
loves such u dog, and the POI trait is executed
so tue to The lite, that it seems the vcritablc
presence OF tue animal itself. The Rev. II. De
Witt Talmage tells that his own Newfound.
land dog (the finest in BROOKLYN barlls nj il !
Although so natural, no one who sees this
Premium chrome will have the slightest fear
ofbeihg bitten.
Besides lhe chrome, every advance sub
scMDertJ Ae Aldine for 1873 is constituted n
member and entitled to all the privileges of
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MIs.onrI. Mnn.ns nna resas nnIImny

Printed In pamphlet form, with ncOlnca'
and dispatch, ~ the HERALD oFFlUE,
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THE COSMOPOLYTES
Will give am entertainment at
ODD FELLOWS HALL,

Friday Eve, November 30, 1874,
Consisting Of vocal and instru-
mental niWsie. songs, dances
and burlcsqucS.
Reserved seats can be sccur-
ed ut Pierce AZ Ayle's book
store. Admission, 30 cents. RE-
served seats, ~.
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JeiiIries. No. 6Of ELM street, liz
i'm receipt Of u line OF Ingram
carpets and mating. 230dlw
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lfyou want Glenn, sweet corn meal, bolted
or unbolted, you will find 1t at Kreig's
mil. 22ll3l
lfyou want the best flour made In Texas,
you can find 1t Mt Kreig's MILL My patrons
say they have gone to mill ten, twenty and
thirty years in Texas, but they have not yet
found the fiourtnat will compare with that
produced at my mill.
will II test as to my assertions with
any mill in Texas.
235d3d CHRISTIAN KREIG.
Ii you want cheap feed, in the way of
crushed corn, mixed with wheat bran, syou
can find 1t at Kreig's mill. 23jd3d
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To lumbermen and Mechanics
THE GALVESTON TIMES

eau at B, franklin Company and sinh
scribe Tor the Galveston Times. pubIlsned
~. LoveHERY & VAN HORN. 1t is a Straight.
estpaper IN the state, 9 SSSSSnp
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DALLAS CHAPTER, No. II, Royal Argh
Masons, meets at the Chapter Rooms in the
city Of Dallas, ON the first Monday in each
month.
w. NJ. C. YOUNG, M.E.H.P,
HENRY BOIL, Secretary.
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THE ALDINE ART UNION.

The Union owns the originals of all the Al
dine pictures, which, with other paintings
ana engrlV'ngS, are To be distributed among
the members. 10 every series of 5000 sub
scrlberS lOJ different pieces, valued at over
$500 are distributed as soon us the series is
full, and the award of each series as made
are to be published in the next succeeding
issue of the Aldlne. This feature only an.
piles to subscribers who pay for one year in
advance. Full particulars in circular sent
on application enclosing Il. stamp.
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Qua Fellows.
RlDGELEY ENCAMPNiENT No. %. |. q
U. f., meets on the first and third Friday
nights IN each month, at the Odd Fellows
Hall. H. II. q. BOUNy, q y
MoIsE KAHN, Scribe.
DALLAS LODGE No. a, I.O.o.F.. meet,
i En eyy9 Hy Wednesday night at the ODD Eel
+, F. Wolf Secretary
TRINITY LODGE No. II. o. 0. f., meet,
every Nor day night at Odd Fellows hall.
II. b MCCONNELL, Nc,
E. P. LYLE, Secretary.
GOOD TempIars.
THOMAS CHAPEL LODGE, L. O. @. IT
meets every Saturday night at the Thomas
Chapel church.
:, SION S. RECORD. W. CT
j. w. RECORD w. Secretary. t12I'
Patrons of Husbandry.
BRECKENRIDGE GRANGE No.2l, of The
Patrons Of Husbandry, meets at Patrons
nall, richardson, on the first and third Sat.
urdays ofeach month.
I. l.. FRANK, Master,
Knights of Pythias.
C0EUR DE LEON LODGE. No. s.,neo,.
every Tuesdny evening. X. b. Seay. Past
chancellor; Il. Ward, Chancellor Cuniman.
uerj Il. NJ. Miers, Vice chancellor; n. p
rrelatei A. >. Jett Masterof Exchequer; ]. s.
Downs Eastef OF Finance; j. q. Leigh Keen
erof Records and Seals; Cross, II, al A.
Dritanic society.
The Britanic society meets every alternate
Monday evening, In knights of PytbIaS
nail; J.. B. MUNDEE, President,
j. II. RYAN, Secretary.
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TERMS.

Specimen copies otthe AIdine, 80 cents
THE ALDlNE will, hereafter, be obtaina.
bic only by subscription. There win be no
reduced or club rates cash for subscriptions
must ne sent to the publishers direct, or
sponsibility TO the publishers, except i'm cas-
es where the certificate is given, bearing the
dent. ~ 7'Ff' 2N''Y"' p'esi-
ts CANVAssERs WANTED.
ANY person wishing To act permanently MS
local canvaSser Will receive full and proinDt
Information by applying to ~
THE ALDINE COMPANY.
. 80 81 Maiden Lane, New York.
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PlNAiGIlL ANp C0MMEaCIAL.


N0V f.rk commercial LpFirl discount,
n. laHIr rIlllur slli NIl lHa. nj .NNi
WpliHHnsrpWihrinAh bNt lhf. AlrNNNNl
A.F fgdi baukl sfiIipsi npa parl1ia lfe-
uIHu.
~ Iula Laulf f.'uH N.m THlnJ wt-
IuIHHl.
hrV udfana hank salns from par a. 3.
WFHiWWt
Oi,slpu bapF, slllpg Gom par 90 j.4i.
plpluiuu,
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Improved Printing Presses

And every description OF Job Type:and other
material, We guarantee TO execute job
Work In the best style. and ut the lowest
rates. We are also prepared to execute
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den Mrbeits3mefen bten tbar 9ena6t uno'
tpo bies mD9li6 it, ba lit Die menl6l19e
Mrbeit ,nportbeilbaft; benn Die @rtabz
.r,lns lebrt boB bic pbpfi6e Mrbeitstraft
bes MenI9en ungefabr 6-7mal 10 Dlel
foftet als bic Yferoeorbeit u11o 40--6O
NAL 10 piel als Die Dampfmai6lnenar<
belt. Dofiir bat bic pbpli16e Qrbetts=
fraft bes MenlGen ben 8ortbetl 1teter
8ereitl6aft uno sr6bter 8eweglt9fett.
@einer gan5eilMnla9e nod 1T Der Wten19
auf bic geiittse Mrbeit angetpielen unb
Ieine pbDlii9e Mrbeitsfraft 1T ibm 11lr
8egeben als 8ermittleri1t 5ni16en Der
9etiti9en Qrbeitsfraft unb ben ungebeuren
Mrbeitsfrdften Der 9fatur! Inter ben
lebteren .jino Die bebeutenoiten bic 9ampf=
fraft oann bic &rdfte beg Winoes, oes
flieBenoen uno faQenben WaHers uno Der
Hubtbiere. Die Mrbeit erforoert etne
Nn1 1tren9uns Der Nrbeitsfraft uno Opfer
an Bequemli9feit. Ser Menl@ bat
BON Natur aus oas Beoiirfnib Der 8e=
quenli9fett; bo1ielbe miro nur iiberpln=
ben bur9 ieine iibriseu &eoiirfnilie bic
iomit als @emeg9riinoe ieiner Mrbeit er: r:
|19einen. Die Mrbeitslui It ooer oer Sle'b
oes Meni6en tpirb aber ni6t nur bur9
feline 8eoirfniiie reeulirt louoern au6
nod bur9 onoere l1mfdnoe. @roben
Gin fluff auf ben Tleib bat bic Wiqens=
fraft jeoes @tn5elnen ferner Die 1ittlt@e
un6 religi5ie @eltani i9auun9 ieiner ume
gebung tpeG9e betpirft> bob 86lfer fa=
talini19en @laubeus, tpie Die Nfnbame=
baner> fridge itnb. 9ie &e9tsperbdlt=
niKe Der Sc ieui6aft in ipel@er ber Or.
better lebt, baben ebenfoGs Ginilub ouf
Ieinen Gleib, namentli3 aber Der @rtol9
ieiner Nrbeit. Mm serinsiten 1T Die Nr=
beitsluit bes 6clapen; ibr 5uua@it 1tebt
Die oes Trobnarbeiters. 3iemli9 gerin9
1T ]ie beim Mrbeiter ber na@ Der 3eit
|be5ablt pirb 9rDber bel benz tildpel1e
|beaabGten, am 9rDbten ober bel benz
Mrbeiter, tpel@er auf eisene&e9nung or
beitet. gbenlo mie Der giinitige Grfols
mtrft au@ bic Tur9t, 6ur@ l1nfleib feline
Sage su peri@le4tern. a,....
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Muf6 fune Der Mufeabe SO. 8.
Ser Cine batte 5, Der Mnoere 7 Gier.
MufselSft upn Ssnas araiemsti.

Berei9erung Der 3 oolo-sie.
Gin Qebrer bate ioeben in Der @9ule
Die Naturgei9i9te bur69enommen uno
iaste am 5@lube: vWir baben beute
bon bielen Snletten uno l1n9eaieiern ge=
{pro9en, zines aber boben mir per9eien,
Sas aubem eu9 befannt iit; es fommt
eu9 man@mol III Die 9aare II. ietn Name
j6nat nit 8. an" Gin &nobe erbebt lt9
init freuoeitrablenoen @eli@te II. ruff Ell
lieit, bamit &einer linn 5uborfomme ::
v@err 2ebrer! i'd .tpeib es." Stun Trib !!
tpei1t bu es, 70 Jag es." 6rib: rDos 1T Der
3err 2e9rer> tpenp ct uns 5meilen I4opft."
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u ufqabe Mp.Y10.

gu iener 3eit., als ale 2ebensmtttel
mod moblfeil poret1 berfaufte Elm Tar=
mer &lbe @9afe unb @@tpeine> aulam=
men so @tld er befam fit ieoe Rub
$500, fir ie6es @6af $1.50, fit ie=
beg ehtpein so Gents unb erbdlt nun
fit 1ein 8ieb 10 piele 9ollars als er
5tiid bate. Wie' biel &iibe @9afe
unb @4tueine bate er?
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&remt b 10 0rter,

sur @eoa@tnibibuns fit uniere.s iunsen eeier
AeroIosie, (sr.) 2uftlebre. -
Merome-ter, (sr.) 2uftmefer.
Merona,lt, (9r) 2uftl9iffer. u e.
roHat, (sr.) 2uftbaq. - q etas,
Meni6enalter. -Mff ire, .fr.) @or=
fall. -Qffect, (lat.) @emiitbsbetpe=
oung. - Nffectio n, Qat.) 3unei<
guns. -Mffectiren II, Qat.) li9 per=
itellen. -Aff i6e, dr.) Ani@loes-
2etteI.
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Ohio Maiienfrennb.
(sSe,,eeieaspG Gei9e @emntnif7e.

ten, be}pnbers bet Acacia tortilis ge=
ponnen, bat Elm Der &ruite oes rafftnir=
ten 3uders abnli6es Mnleben uno Sarbc,
brbdelt leidt 5eist einen unebenen glan=
aenoen Brub bat 5ebr {9wa9en 1ub
iduerli9en @eru9, faben @ei6mad unb
lift T9 int Ma1er lei6t auf. Nls 8tn=
bemittel miro es ftarf 9ebrau6t. Dte
reiuiten @tide tperoen offtctne4 als ein=
huuenoes, linsernbes Mittel in NufDIung
unb pu1perform pertuenbet.
2graf ober 2GrraG, 1T Der aug
esnoien itammenbe Same fit Elm our9
9eitiuotion gemonnenes @etrdnf, tpel9es
boraueswei1e in S5tinbien aus &eis, Dem
@afte Der &ofospalne ]otpie ous ben
Triidten Der Mrefapalme uno peri6ieoe=
neu anoeren Yalmenorten bur9 @ab=
ruuq oetponnen pirb. Ser bette Mrot
fou,mt BON @oa. Gutter Nrat lit ,uoI=
1erben, rarf> BON 9utem @eru9 uno @e=
id,mof, bot eine nrobgelbe Tarbe unb
muB wenisitens So Procent Nltobol be-
.fisen.
Mrarat, Same elmer arnenii9en
Propin3 III tpel9er bic @tabt Mrarat in
Der Nd6e bes betannten Berees 9lei9en
Nomens... 2ebterer auein, ols Der Berg,
MO Noab's Mrde fteben blieb unb BON
mo 1ofort bic Bep6lferun9 beg Grbtreiie ies
ua6 Der @unblutD ibren Mus9an9
nabm, tommt bier in Betra9t. @on
ben Mrmeniern ielbI miro ct Mofis, bon
ben Beriern Subj yu6 (8ere Noaps)
geuonnt. Mu9 abeeieben BON leiner III
itoriI9en @i9tiefeit 1T ct elmer Der mert=
,plrbieiten Berse Der Grbe. Cine Sag
reiie labmefli9 bon Griwan uno anoert=
balb Sagrei1en 1ibli9 Don gti9mia5in>
un9efabr IL Meilen ilbli9 bonn Nrares,
erbebt ct {ib in elmer tueiten pon eben
bie1em Tlube bur9fr6mten Gbene, bic
r;nesum nit Bergen besrenat lit. Seine
g. {talt ndbert 5i@ on ,t,an6en @teQen
Der foni19en, an anbern entfernt iie 1i@
pom berle(ben. @ein umfang iit 10 9roB
baB Elm &eiter Sage n0tbie fat um
ibn in Der Gbene gu umtreii ien. Oben
t6eilt er ii9 in 3pe, @ipfd, ben 9roBen
pub tleinen Mrarat, bic beitdnbis nit
NIT @9nee unb gis beoedt 1ino. Wal=
1erquellen fnben F9 ni9t ouf ibm, NIT
Musuobme ber SofobsqueQe, lue(9e un=
qefdbr an Der Mitte bes Berges auf 6as
@ebet bes bl. Satob BON Niiibis eutitan<
ben 1ein ioll. Mm Tube 6es 8erges 1T
ber S(eden Igori NIT elmer bemielben &C.
1ueibten Rir6e, in beNen un9ebuns uor=
treif(i9e Meinit6de 9eoeiben, unb pobin
nod iebt bic olte lleberlieferun9 ben
Mein9arten Noab's periebt. SIN Sabre
1929 er1tieg Yrof. perrot aus Dorpdf
@einen &ipf fel bee Biz ba6in fir uner=
fteisIi& eolt unb beftimnte feline 95be 5u
i6,2O0 SUB. @on Der 166nen gbene
hes Wrares aus ge1eben nimmt ii9 oer
Berg pie cine auf einanber gelai6tete
uugebeure maTe BON Bergen uno Gel1en
aus, bic nit ben @ipfeln big in bic
gBolten reidt unb taft i'1mer bon iol@en
umbu1t 1T BON Der @onne bel@ienen
a6er ibre 5trablen 5uriidmirft uao tpeitz
bin @lan3 un5 2i9t perbreitet. Bum
lonbunsspIobe Der Mr9e Noab's unb
gum Museangspunft ber BepDlterune beg
Grbtrei1es ldbt ii@ i6on geographic
betra9tet faun1 Elm anberer puntt eer
Erbe fit 10 9eei9net be5ei6pen als eben
ber Mrarat unb es f9eint unn6tbig al
iein, bier nod bic mptbolo9iiirsuo 9eu-
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Die s. pn}t 6 + te IT e .
Na1 BrDf. DR.. &: 5inQer.;

eeStt tau1enDe11 ut,D aber tau1enDen bplt
Mrtet febt bas Seer Ser Snieften bent
Men16en unb 1einer Sabe feinolelig ee=
geniiber tpie feline anbere &aile oes
Sbierreibes. %','% ....... -.
Nur tpenise Fno ..es, Sic uns 91llbelt
bringen 1tn0 elite tuinatse 3abI nur bat
ser Meni9 in feline 3u6t eenDntmet, UNI
Die Yro0ucte ibrer S6dtigfeit in ausge=
bebntem Mabe 5u pertuertben. -
nnter bieien Wenigen nimn1t .aber
unitreitis nniere 9onisbiene ben erfteu
Stang Elm.
Sod ni6t Bios ber 91uken, ben fte
bringt, penoet uniere Mufmertl tlalnfeit ibr
au; es 1T sic duBerit intereHante 2ebens<
gel9i9te Der 8ienen, Die bem iinnieen
Treunbe ber gfatur geiittse Sreuoe be-
reitet.
Darum benn frii9 nit mir gun, Bie=
*nenforbe, um Die Snia6en oeHelben, tDr
Sbun uno Sreiben ndber 5u betra6ten.
@om 5rubjabr an big in ben @pdt=
1omn1er binein befebt bic &eleQl6aft Der
Bienen aus Mdnn9en Weib6en una
.Mrbeitern. 9ie Mdnn9en - 9robnen
aenaunt - 1tnb 900, 800 big 1000 an
ser 3abl, @eib6en aber iinoet iid trsr
Gines es 1T Die 9errin bes @todes>~-
bic &6niein.
gBeitaus Die sr6Bte 3abl ibrer Inter
tbanen> 10 10000, }ino unenttpldelte
Weib@en, Mrbeitsbienen ober Bienen
16le9tme9.
sic fnb bic fleinifen Der 8etpobntr
oes @tofes. Sci linen tpie aud bel ber
&0ni9in lie9en bic 9roBen Musen feits
tpdrts ant breiten 2opfe, bod lift bet
aufauenb ldngere 16lanfe 9interlei6 Die
96nisin aug 9unberten BON 8ienen au-
9enblidli9 beraus finben. Sic 4rebnen
]inb srob unb PLUMP; lire sreben Nn~
gen nebmen ben gang oteren She'll oes
&opfes Elm unb itoben in Der Meitte aht
chamber. q
&0niein unb Mrbeiteriuen baben eine,s
NIT Wiber1aden per}e1enen Sta9ea, eer
beim Stibe meift abreibt uno 1T BET
Wunoe aurIdleibt. mas Der Biene bon1s
gar bdufis ben Sob brinst.
Ser or9e @9mer5, ben ber 8ienenRt9
perurio9t, riibrt banon ber, oab nit
Dem @ti9e Elm $r0p9en 1aarfen, aben=
ben Saftes (coneentrirte Mmeilenl ldure)
in Die Wun6e fiebt. ,.-. .
Mus3ieben bes @ta9els, tabfenbe TINS
19ldse BON feu9ter grbe ooer @alutiof"
eeiit empfeblen ii9 am belten aur Qinbe.
run9 bes @9mer3es.
Stun bic Mufgabe bet ein3e1uen mits
9lieber bes 8ieneni itaates.
Sic &6nisin bat als einaiees @ef9dft
Die Nbla9e Der gier au beiorsen; lie bat
aber bauit au9 nollauf gu tbuu, benn
tpdbreno Der 3-4. Sabre ibres 2ebens
|pfest 1ie idbrIi1 4O-50, 900 gier nit
GROCER 0orli@t t.nh. mie mir 1pdter nod
ndber pernebmea ,uerhen, ab5ute gen.
Mufgobe Der Hrbeitsbienen lit Dor Ml=
lem Der 3elenbau. 9ielen fiibren ffe
auf in 8auml69ern. 26rben ober in ei.
gems einseri9 9teten 8ieneni it6den bon
oenen Die in neuerer 3eit INNER mebr be-
liebten 9aier3on=@tDde cine 9enaue Be.
oba6tun9 bes Snnern, Me9lel Der Ma-
ben &c. oulahen.
8aumoterial 1T bas Ma9s, bas ats
eisentbiimli@e tbieril9e Mblonberuna
aug ben @interleibie9menten aus1@tpist.
Sic 8ienen nebmen ii6 islbit o6er ein=
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would there be To her becoming Mrs.
Bancroft lie brought the question bs'
tore her one evening The widow blusbed
--proIessed 10 bo greatly sarpriscd-in
fact she had never thought Of The thing
in her life-but. on the whole. she had
always thought highly OF the deacon, and
10 cut short the matter, accepted hun.
Some weeks alter the ceremony the
deacon vrniurcd TO inquire about tho pot
ot gold which she had found in her cellar
"PoL oil gold?p she exclaimed in sur
prise II know ol none"
But" said the deacon Disconnected.
you know YOU asked whether the law
could chin IL. ="
80, lorl deacon. only asked from
curiosity"
And was that the reason you made
inquiries at the bank ?"
Certainly. What else could ii be-"
The deacon went out 10 the barn. and
lor about half nn hour sat in silent medi
inliou. Al Tie end OF that time he cJacu .
lated as closing consider alton. Alter
all she makes good mnce pics"
IL gives me pleasure TO slate that the
union bet wecn The deacon aud the widow
proved very happy one. although to the
end OF his life he never could quite make
up his mind about The Pot oil Gold 4"