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Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1874-09-13
Go1fon,mer- oDer Daner0reife,

gs lit befannt, baB i'm So1Ionmer biz
Observation-Disclosures WGnner uno Ssrauer
li6 bdufi9er als ionit in ben 3eitunaen
porfinoen, SIN ber beurieen Gailon fino
iie bereits in 10 GROCER Ntenee eri1ienen,
oaB mir fiirhten, lie f6nnten DorSeitig aus=
9eben. gus bieiem @runoe iino mir 10
freunhli6, ben berebrten 3eitun9srebaetio=
nen nit elmer fleinen auspabl BON 0auer=
@relien. reip. @reiIinnen, Die mir tbnen
gum @ratis=gta9orud porI9lasen, unter
Die Nrme 5l ereifen. ~--
l. Sn Der @eeenb BON Saratom i'm iiio=
li6en &uBlano iiarb in beien Soeen elm
@reis i'm Nlter bon 103 eabren. Gr ers
nGbrte lid bis an lein Gnoe pDm Yierbe.
biebita6l, tranf piel 8ranntpein unb oS
niemals Iuitern. (Gs erinnert uno bies
an einen analogen Soil, auf oen mir uns
i'm 9lllgenbltd nidt belinnen f0nnen. Bir
meroen oarauf 5uriidfommen. 8. Reo.)
2. SIN SeDonlbire i'm n6roIi9en Gngs
LAMB muroe, tpie oortige gldtter berihten,
Dor &ur5em cine 110 Sa6r alte sSrau aufs
gebdnst, neil lie arbeitsunfdbig, bic Com.
mune aber 5u ibrer grn6bruna iber oas
100. eSabr binaus rift DerpIlihtet nar.
Wlinst bod einigermaBen unmobrI6einli9.
8. Y -u
3. Sn Berlin (alIo in nd1lter ...:gtt.i :lgttia 11.
&eb.) lebt, tpie uns bon befreunoeter sseoer
mitsetbeiIt miro, Elm alter nod riiitiger
Serr BON 120 Sabren, iuel9er leioer Dor
8uriem our6 Bauernfdnaer i'm 8iimmel=
blattden I'm feline iuenigen, felt ben Sagen
Trieorids bes @roben aneelammelten
Sparpfeuniee eebratht tpuroe. Oa er i'm
ndhiten Sabre IL, beiraiben gebentt, 10
trifft ibn oielerSdldg 6eionoers bart. (3ur
annabme milber @aben fir Den ebren-
'Dertben silberareis iinO mir : ssaT,n I, ! bersit.
A. Sm Staate MisconIin in Noroame=
rita lebt, iuie Der ,Flunkerer" beriftet, Elm
Gbepaar BON Berion 1877 Sabren. So
Die beiben @bebdiften felt 90 Sa6ren ein=
amber gegenIeitig bel elmer 2ebensperli1e=
run9sgeleul9aft perIidert haben, TO i1eini
es, oaB oas 6efiibl eesenIeitieer WiBaunii
lie om Sterben perbinoert. (gai9t gans
|un9laublid). 8. Reo.)
5. SIM B1bmeriualoe ipur6e neulid1 BON
Sol3fdllern eine@reiiin auf9efunoeii, ,uelde
10 alt mar, oaB tie licb an eSabr uno Ori
ihrer @ebnrt nift mebr erinnern' fonmte.
9agegen erinnerte lie iidb nod, oaB liz
Wallenitein uno Wran9el einmal babe an
lid Doriiberreiten iehen. (Oas wirs in be,
Shat erltaunlih. 8. Neo.)
6. Muf oem leBten SbiBenfeit in Mltono
eribien ein ffeinalter 8reis, tpelc,er piel
nit Ieiner peri6nli1en 8efanntIhaft mil
9fero uno Si0cletian prahlte, iueBhalb ihn
Giniae fdlld)lid fir berriidt bielten. &c
fldrte lld1 aber Niles anf, ols man fanb
baB er iid i'm blauen 26tpen, no er loairte
| als Mbasner aus Seruialena einaeseicbnei
bate. (Gs lit 0ieles Inn 10 intereIIanier
fals tpir bon anberer Seite pernebmen. bal
her efuige sSabe ihpn ieit benz friibeiter
Mittelalter Die Sdiibenfeite in 4ltona nit.
maht. 8. &eo.)
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1874-09-13
Cincinnati sonnaq, ben b. eepembr 1874. Sun
6hilebolb. Ser por iol6e 6dle irnmer
bel ieoe sSeltung anjebra6t is!
Gleili1l. einoehoft. mn es heoinnt

9mtleo0l0. Der p0r iold1e SSdlle tttlnler
bel ie0e Seltung anjebra1t is!
Rleiiidb.. ein9ebaft, un0 es beginnt
nun 0as erdulidhe Gdduipiel. -.
Shilebolb. Ser Nieoerfunft!
Gleilid1. Senfen sic Ii6, meine Ser=
rem! tuie Sbnen beiipielspeile gum Grem.
pei tudre, tpenn Sie an elmer gBe;et n
itrippe bios natiirliCh ldnaer unb oifer
- non benz gifolaifir6tburm 'runterhiu.
gen urb Der Wino i9leuoerte sic nun int-
mer nit 8ewalt an Die Mauer obne 3ld-
lid)t auf Gniel9eiben uno @uboaen tpiirbe
Sbnen 0as 9efaQen2
S6iIebol6. Ree!
Gleilid). Ser erbabenoite Momana
aber lit Der, no ct in Der Wtitte onaefom-
men it,: Elm paar tnal bunbertoauleno ai=
lometer Dben uro unten gar ni1ts - bon
benz Gturnt imner nit Dem GopI aeaen
oem 6eller eebufft - unb iuie er nun pI6b=
lid untefl Elm Strei9bol3 onreiben Iie6t,
bas er fir 6asjeniee ieiner Satin erfennt.
Shilebol0. Snoem lie feline anoern als
Sdweoen ielbit BET 8aiierfabrten HpI.
bette!
&leiIid. glutig unb bur6aerutid,t, ME
ct lid bate, 9ieBt bieIes 3iinobolj neue
Nrdtte IN 1elne Noern; er fr0pft lid nit
Der linfen Sanb ben Hod auf, bolt nit Der
Redten iein reulilbernes Seuerdeue aus
Der Weitentai9e. ...
Sd)ilebolo. Gtedt mifn Muno Die
binter cine Selien3ade perborjene YetroI=
iumlampe an, lanat feline Sluntpappetrie
'raus, lbreibi Elm paar 3eilen Der 8erubi&
9uns an bas unten jonbelnbe Weib leines
3er5ens auf cine Boiifarte, Die ibm Mac
Wabon in ben nd6lten 8rteftalten su bee
pinfert. gtu, is es isnu9! Raus mil
Sic!
Nlle. 3ans!
,Sbilebolo thinner lauterl. Ser Strid
nit oa8 Stigma is tdgli6 BON mor9ens
ohte big yfa6mittaes um letle in nnIere
Expedition einSuIebn ---
Ter tuiro bis our Sblr 9eordnst.]
S6i!ebolo. -. Sic I6neriee 8onas
portIten=SoIe bat uniern gorreIponoenter
nod IN feu4ten 3uitano norieIe8en -
[gr miro binausseworfsn,
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1874-09-13
Sin GrinffpruA.

SIN elmer Berliner Srinf, @elellId)aft uo
fiirslitb einYreis auf Dos luftialte3edoerlie
ausseIebt porben. Sen foleenoen 8erie
uurbe Der Yreis - Elm ihOner Yofal - su
ertannt:
Cine Reble, bic nidt triaft,
ilnD Elm @las, bas ui6t tlinet,
linb Elm Muno, BET nidt ladt,
llnb nidt tiibt unb niGt finst,
1lao elm Aug, Das nidt tueint,
llnO elm SerI Aas midt liebt =
Gino Dinss, mics traurissr
Reiae pobI sisbt.
Dod me eisbe, bic fdDsiat
llnb Elm 2ieo, Das redt idalt
ltnO ne 9faiO, nidt gu all,
llnb ein @lunO nid)t sa srob,
llno Elm Glns nidt gu fIeia:
Mas fam ba iuohl lieb,
atnS bsrs;ssr ftias
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1874-09-13
Gin Mlaler gltelier.

Cine engliibe 9ome, Die iiin9ft @uitab
;lisass;ssss ass,;g 9eSpbie. liefert cine gans
s. !. esisr oes
6eriibmten Wtaiers. 5le Ia9f: vGs iii elm
bierefieer Saal BON rieIigen 0imenIionen,
erbeut burh Elm 8ew6lbefeniter, unb bin.
ldn9lih bod, I'm Die 9iganttihen Ganne=
nas, auf oenen Der GiinItler feline ungebeu=
rem 8eoanfen aus5uSreiten geiuobnt lit,
unter3ubringen. Cine pierediee beuegli1e
Ylatform ouf Jfdoern, 10 fonitruirt, nm
na1 Belieben erb6bt ooer ernieorigt su
peroen, itano in Der Ntitte bes Saales.
Nuf oeriel6en Ite6t Sore, tpenn er on einenl
Der foloHaien @em6loe arbeitet, Die unter
ieinem geI6idten uno raihen Yiniel 10
fdnell in's Oaiein su fprin9en ideinen.
Gin Slid, beIaoen nit 9inieln ieoer Sis
mention, elm anoerer beitreut nit Biaern,
alle bic Sni9rift ySerrn @uitan Sore nit
ben Romplimenten oes BerfaiIers" trosenb,
uno nit 9apieren, 8riefen, 8ilitentarten
uno 3ei6nuneen, eiiliee 9tiible uno Elm
SOp6a biloeten bas Wo6ilar. Seine brio
a-brac's, feline alten Ban5eritiide Dber ans
tife M6bel, feline @lieoermdnner ooer fors
bigen Oraperien, Die iiblithe malerildt
l1nor6uune zines Riinitler= Nteliers. tpdrer
| Ghtbar. Ser Sub sleitete aus auf eineH
polirten Yarquet, 0as tein 5eppi9 Derun'
3ierte. Gieli9e eriine Worbdn9e, oaSu be-
| itimmt, unpollenoete @erfe ben 8liden Del
8eiu6er Su perbiillen, bGn9en bon oer
8dnoen berab - ionlt mar Jules nadt
ernit bod 9ranoios."
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Yaronin. Hitte, 5err Sofmeilter, hal-
fen Gie bon nleine,p aaitfrsb aiiiise wYoos= wYoos
trdae iiber Mptpptogie.
Spfm eiiter: Wdre ber perr Gobn
nidt ettpas su jung oasu?
Barpnin: Bepnbre. gs lit erjteus
ueser Der Cperetten nno slueiteus wsgsu
bet nunotHoulsil.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1874-09-13
Sob bet Aruluth.
Bon stnem 8aiam 9ssn:

8 tpis sIiidlid 1T Der arms,
@elder ni6tS bat au berliereni
GrobIi@ sebt er, fonber Sarms,
Sn Der idOaen 8elt ipasiereu.
Sod elm &otbidilb - arme Sborens
2eibet ibn! - barf ME bersefsn,
Dab bic Wiotten iiuo berfdporen,
Seinen &eidtbum auf;ufrefen.
Ssben Morssn mub er fIobfsu
Geiner actien risfse Saufsu,
1lntsrpsHsn beibe sropfen
Sdweibes ibm bsrnisoerlaufeu.
Nein, ba bdtt' id Iieber feline
sletien ober - lap bid prsiieu,
Guiitorp! - ioIds, Bite, pie meme,
Rubis tanu Die WOtte ipeiieu.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1874-09-13
(giir bic y@eitIi6e 8latter".)
a1leeimlieS.
(ylae psm sIiten gorasrapb 81 finasn.)

@enn In ioI9' sefiiblOfeu 8eitent
Sin Quorum suiammen n,au brinet,
Sas obne 8eneiben unb Streiten
Den Mbeno bertrinft uno beriinst,
Damn fol- man ben Iusenblid balten,
GemiitbIid lid freiden ben Bart,
8eri9euden bes Sorsenbeer's Salten
8eim @ein mad germantl9er Irt.
Damn iperSsn su 1feni9eu mir tuisSer
Die n,dunIide @iirbe ii6 rest,
Gs ipreden eri6iittsrnbe 2iebsr
Bon benz, ipos bas Ser;e bepest.
Damn sisbt's teiu @sbeimniS, fein titfes,
Damn siebt's ipsSer Srauer nod Sfners,
Damn siebt ss fein llrtbeiI, tein i@iefes,
@s isst auf Der 8unse bas $ers.
Gem fei, Der uus tnsdtet unS tuebsIt
1lnb bdIt in tbranuii6er Ra6t,
Der 8opf bon bem aumpfe ssfabeIt,
1lub bas in Der bcutisen 3a4t!
Bredt, Greunbe, bic ibr ni6t feis feib,
Dem Sdergen9or bas @enid;
God lebe bic Sreibeit unb @Isidbe,L
God Iebe Die &e.po.pu.bIid!
Gs bSrte Der trod'ne 4biIiiter
Son Rant unb SeseI nod ME;
ST ist unD tsiatt, folsli6 1T er,
Seibt feline @biIOiOpbie,
Die eoueupiseibIe 8emeauua,
Eas Ding an ii9 uuO fein @runo
6r bdlt usbft iesIi@er &esuns
SIR bbpsrboraiiden Gdaub.
Die eisbe! @eilsbet, ibr Seser,
gSir isben, 70 alt mir aud iinb,
gieI Iieber oils budlise Isser,
Sin friidss, bo6bufssS ffino.
$50 im.ner mir Iieben nnb tiHen,
Stets iei uns sur Gbre bic @obI
8O@ InSts uui're Grausn nidt pifeH
Gs sdbe ionit SeiOsnicaubaIl
@s buuielt in riefiseu Seruen,
Seroa6tjs Der absnbpinb pebt,
gerliummt iinb bic StrabsnIoternsa.
seoIeuSer i'm MonbeIi6te Febt,
@tr iisen 10 feit tuie semausrt,
SIM gRtlib ben SeiIiseni6ein:
Gott gsbe, bab lang nod ss bauert,
Gb' Ieer pirO baS Gab in Dem 8sinl
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3aaunigfafi9es.
1tm einen 8Iumenftraue i'm 0lafe
frifeb su erbalten

empFeblt Die vSen. 3ta." foleeroes Der.
! "a SIs;I ssIs ssits 4easl Gilt, nitt 81 tiel
SssSNiS1 sS SsM sSsas sSN lfeHen, bas gEalier
ieben Worsen an tpedlieln un0 jeoes per=
tpette 8latt; iobalb Elm lDl6es Iidtbar miro,
3u entfernen, inbeni man es Sosleid1 nit bem
gan5en 8lattitieG abi9neioet. glsoann lei
rat6Iam, ialpeteriaures 'Sol5 [Salpeterl
in bas 8alier Su tbun. @enn man pon
bemIelben 10 piel, tpie man bequern 5tuiihen
benz 3ei9efinser unb Daunen faiien fann,
BEL benz iebesma[isen @e9lel beg Woiiers
in oas @las tpirft, 10 miro man a6seihntt.
tene 8lumen in ibrer polliien ShDnbeli
Dieraehn Gage erhalten f0nnell.
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Ser Rnbnen.

AlaDame 8aaaine - bas mu5 i6 fassa -.
Sat tibn uub tapfer iid betrassn,
nnb auf ibr @obI itOB' ID, init Ureuben al.
8enn fie - mas iie ni6t 1T = Graa;oiin pare
unb istt in Graafreid, iuar' fe bort, oui Gbre,
Ser eiua'se Wfann.
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Durh iniuenntBe @eIunbbeit qen;eseu
Iuir ale alle olsswdrtiGsn Ninae.
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Stalienifhes gOlfsGes.

Sd iprad ben 9apif in 9iOm unb frast ibn irsi
Gb bean bas 2ieben cine Siinpe isi,
Gr iaste: aeinl aisb nur in @oites aan,en.
Ne& seblssmstsss nss iS0as asaS9sn, amsu.
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Ggcentrieitaten eines eofa's.

Wtay Ioeler er5dblt in ben ,Danbyrt
IeiDs :" gBir batten In bieiem Spmmer
siemli9 biel @eieaihaft in nnierem pauSe.
uno oa mir betrddtli1 beShrdnft an Nounl
iparen, faufte id) zines jenerv Yatents
SDfa=Betten, fpelfe iiberaH anaeseiat
tperben. un6 iteLlte es In nteinem @eielI<
i6afts5imrner ouf, 10 oaf id1 bort Wadts
iflafen nn0 mein Bett einem Ssreunoe iiber=
laiien fonrte. Ser neue Mpparat IoIlte bei
Sage ais @ofa, BEL Naht ols 8ett beuubt
luerben. Die Qebne bina in gbanieren urlb
iuuroe our6 eine ltarfe 6eoer in 8epesilns
9eiebt. gSenn ne berabselaiien tpur6e,
belt iie Elm g8ioerbafen feit uno bann CAB
6as Sofa Elm breites uno reht conifortar
bles 8ett ab, ,pdbrenb oaeesen, ipenr1 man
oas 8anSe iiberbaupt nift brauhte, man
bic Seine bsrablaiien unb bamit ben GiB
iiberoeden unb bann bas @anse In elmer
Rammer BEL Seite fte1en fonnte.
eSf benubte ben tuunoerSamen Mpparat
suerit in Der gta9t oes glori6ien 8ierten
Suit. Nls Der leBte Geuer= Grader geplabt
uno Die leBte Gafete loseelaIIen mar, Ieate
id) mid nieber. SD penoe mid Itets mod
einmal nm, ebe i1 eini1laTe, uno eben ols
id oies bier tbun polte, fhliipfte Der Mis
berbafen aug ieinenl 5alt uno bic Hiids
lebne iprans nit iol6er @epalt in Die
SDbe. oaB id) quer iiber 6as 3immer gegen
ben 8iiherihranf fog. SD mar lehr rue
big uuo eefaBt. SD fdnor niht un6
nuroe ou9 nidlt aufeeregt. SD breitete
Die MaSdine pieoer aus uno leete mid
oiesmal auf ben Sib bes Sofo's ftatt auf
Die berobeelaiiene 2e6ne. @eaen Elm ubr
trdumte id, baB i'd in ben 9eiuo seplumpf
l,,S1A Aas.@ nA
Dorfen tuoroen lei. Ser StoB pedte mid
auf. SD lag bel benz 8iheridrunf, nit
einem SUB ourh bic 8lasiheibe. Ser Sas
fen mar tuieoer herausaeihliipft. SD pers
lunte nod tmnler. ineinen 8leidamutb 5u
bebalteu, 6finete Die Maihine nieoer ilno
leete mid oDrliftie in Die Mitte, ouf ben
Sib. Ghe i1 MRS inoeb nieoer ceu,fors
label semad1t hatte, CAB Die Waidine ein
ypaar, eoneulIipe 5t6Be, abnungsUo[Ies
Seuf5en uno Gnattern, uno i'm ndhiten
Nueenblld tloppte Die Seine iiber mid uuo
Die SSeber belt mid nit elmer rneiner Nns
| Iidlt nod teufliihen @eDalt. Ndh alers
bano pergebli6eu 8eruhen mar idl 3u Der
Soee 9etommen, oaB es unm0elid) Iei, MIDI
berausSupinoen uno traf meine 8orberei.
tungen gum grItiden, oils Wfrs. A. in's
| 3innter fam, nm mir 5u fagen, bdb ibre
alte Sante Ropfihmerj bobe uno oaB id6
einen Sottor bolen iolle. geim ihwaben
Sdein ibrer 2ampe ia6 lie, in melcher Si.
tuation i6 mid bsfano; lie freiidbte unr
oiilfe unb ibr SnfeE Spne8 lam herab uno
befreite MIDI, als ib eben meinsn abibieos<
9tbem aushau1en potits.
Geit oieier 3eit id1lafe itb auf benz ssuBs
boben. Sfeeno Semanb, Der Elm Yatents
Il. IA 49,
ba6 es bel Der gerinsIten Yropotation oil
lerbano Vtan6per maft, tann elm iolhes
5u betrG6tlih reoucirtem Yreiie hoben. Ser
se9entpdrtiae gi9entbiimer bat feinen @e=
braud oafir.
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/ guf Der hinteren Bleihe lit Elm suei
6tiegen bobes, Iebr frelinblides 6raliens
Gunner nit ooer obne M5bel 5li nefmietben
|pnn iooIsi@ ~ beaiebsn.
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Mnnonce. Gin wiilitdirFreies Dienst.
.mdohen tuirb geiudt: RaiernenffraBe 9ir
E9IS, 2. GtaBs. 80.
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8raut : Ger emf pniert.

Yerlodenbere 8rauteeremonieen als oie=
ienigen elmer arabil6en So1Jeit oiirften
faum tuieoer aufiufinben lem, uno 10 mner<
quidli6 unh unbeba9lib SohSeitsfelte nit
i6rem Sumult uuo ibrer aufreauns, iius
ieres gra1tens mad, l6on BEL uns iinb,
.an Die Wtartcr elmer ara6il6en @befeier=
-t..7sest ssseifen nnlere europdii6en bod
ntft.
9iob Der eisentli6en SrauungsformaIiz
tdt, Die lib in tbrem Gitus mad Der Stride
bes betreffenben 8rautisams ridtet - benn
Die Mraber linb bur6aus nibt our9peg
Muhomeoaner ionoern befennen Ii1 Sil
oen perihiebenIten Conditioner - miro
oas 9rautpaar iofort BON einaroer ges
trennt.
g8dbreno ,iie" in benz einen Simmer,
umrinat BON ollen 9erIonen peiblihen @e=
id9lefts ibrer 8erpanbtidaft iiber ibr iuna
ees Slid na6oentt, iflmadtet ver" in eli
mem unoeren, uno oas nldt tiir5ere 3eit,
ols none BRET Sage uno gtd6te, tpdbreno
oeIen le 8eioe BON ibrer llmeebnpg nit
Izf;sisss.s 5an. 8eiprdh, Speis
q 49, - - =.
Wdbreno Der unslidleliee Brdntigam
lid in oieIer 3eit penieitens fret bepegen
fann, berlangt Die Gillette bon Der 8raut
auf oas itrenalte, oaB lie feins ibrer 8lies
Der rii6re. gSie eine Yuppe Iibt he auf benz
Dipan. bGrf iib ni6t bemesen, nidbt ipre=
den, Niemono anIeben, feline Wiene pers
Sieben, tein gtuee auflhlaeen, ,lnb Inn bes
9ebteren ia eerpiB su iein, fueroen ibre
Blmpern nit elmer flebrieen Malie beitri=
den, 10 boB ibre Iu9en faftiih 3ueeflebt
ltno. Damn malt man ibr Die Mugenbrauen
bod 9eldmuneen unb ihmars unb ihmintt
ibre Manaen. Oie Sdnoe baben niht bios
oderselbe Ndeel lonbern iino iiber uno
iiber nit Mrabesfen bon ounfelblauer 6ar6e
permanent tdtomirt. Rur5, ipenn einem
guropder na9 brei Sa9en oieie 8raut ab-
selieiert tpiirbe, miiBte iein erites Mort 3u
ihr unfeblbar bic Iuiforbernna iein -
,glles Mnoere Spdter iuai1e Did erIf,
mein Gnsel!" SIR Saar bdnet in 36pfen
unO loderen 5treifen - elm fat eurDpii=
ihes @emiih BON eigener unb falIhen -
iiber ihre entbl6Bten @hultern unb Der
9arbuid, jenes rDtbe WsiiBden nit Der
blauen Auaite, 0as Die Nraberinnen 10 to-
feit su tra9ett perlteben, 1T nit ylumen,
8dnoern uno blanfen 3ierratben falt iibers
laben umtpunoen.
eSn otelem Nit= D0er Mufjuge 1iBt ne nun
ba, iteif nnb itarr, nit berabhdngenben
Mrmeil, ntebr elmer Mumie als einent lebens
ben Weien, geidmeige benn elmer fr6bliAen
Draut ibnlid). SDQ oie Ghe ibr Elm hor@
tes Sod fperoen, 10 bat iie idIon oeiIen
l3pona in oeIem glnfang foiten f0nnen.
| Sb iibrigens bic ftarre DemeoungsIoligfeit,
All Der tie peroamnt lit, WetriibniB iiber
libren perlorenen WidohenItnnb, 8leihoiil-
ltiafeit gegen ibre JrauenDiirbe ober iuna-
Is,;au{ibe 5brOoiefeit bebeuten ION - benu
s1lss'ssss sis oarin bod oe,uif
beanfdtigt - iituns nod nitbt aons iiur,
lieAsnfaIls nher ioDiel, baB una al bic i'm,
l.beaEelnen Gormnlitdten illlferer eioeney
labenoldnbilcpen ppm5eiiii banadj Iss1it 81 IL. IL.
nibbar Dpriomnlen miiiIen.
Durh intpenniBe @eIunbbeit Qenieseu
| mir ole ape Qllstu8rtiqen Minae.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1874-10-08
The Net of the Garden Spider.

The web or net of the common garden
spider, EpeirG diadensa, may be seen in
every garden, spread across little open
ings between the branches and canes of
fruit trees, bushes and vines. 1t is more
abundant this year than for several years
past. 1t is generally passed by without
any regard or concern, yet its fabrlcator
is useful in destroying some of the moths
and flies that produce Injurious larvae.
1t has been discovered that the net of this
spider consists of two kinds of silk. The
threads of the concentric circle are COM
posed of silk mush more elastic than that
of the rays, and are studded over with min
ute globules of viscid gum, sufficiently
adhesive to retain any unwary fly that
comes in contact with it. 4 net of aver
age dimensions has been found to contain
81, 1868 of these globules, and large net,
fourteen or sixteen inches in diameter,
10000; vet this net will be completed in
about forty minutes, if no interruption Oc-
ours. In ordinary circumstances, the
threads lose their visibility by exposure to
the air, and require to have it renewed ev-
cry twenty-four hours.
Any person, by scattering little fine
dust over the webs, may satisfy himself
that it is retained only on the circles where
the minute globules are placed, and not
upon the radii. If the globules are re-
moved, both lines are unadhesive; but in
other respects they are different, the circu-
lar lines being transparent and highly elias
tic, while the radial lines are Opaque, and
possess only a moderate degree of elastici-
ty. Astronomers find the Opaque silk of
the radial lines and of the egg bag con-
venient substitute for platina wires in the
telescopes attached to their instruments,
but the silk of the circular lines, being
transparent, is unsuitable for this purpose
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1874-10-08
Ladies and Vinegar.

Taken in moderation, there is no doubt
that vinegar is beneficial, but in excess it
impairs the digestive organs. Expert
ments on artificial digestion show that if
the quantity of acid be diminished, diges-
ton is retarded; ifincreased beyond a GER
tain point, digestion is arrested. There is
reason, therefore, in the vulgar notion
unhappily too often relied On-that vine
gar helps to keep down any alarming adj
poSity. and that ladies who dread the dis
appearance of their graceful outlines in
curves of plumpness expanding into STAT"
may arrest so dreadful a result by liberal
potations of vinegar, but they can only so
arrest it at the far more dreadful expense
of their health. Theamount of acid which
will keep them thin will destroy their d.
gestive powers. Portal gives case which
should be warning: a few years ago a
young lady in easy circumstances enjoy
ed good health; she was verv plump, had
a good appetite and a complexion bloom
ing with roses and lilies. She began to
look upon her plumpness with suspicion,
for her mother was very fat, and she was
afraid of becoming like her. Accordingly
she consulted a woman, who advised her
to drink glass of vinegar daily. The
young lady followed the advice and her
plumpnesS diminished. She was delight
ed with the success of the experiment. and
continued it for more than month. She
began to have cough; it was dry at its.
commencement, and was considered as a
slight cold which would 90 off. Near
time from dry it became moist, slow fe-
yer came on, and difficulty of breathing;
her body became lean and wasted away,
night sweats, swelling of the feet and legs
succeeded, and a disrrhea terminated her
life. Therefore, young ladies, be boldly
fat! Never pine for graceful slimness and
romantic pallor; but if nature means
you to be ruddy and rotund, accept it
with laughing grace, which will capti-
vate more hearts than all the paleness of a
circulating library.-Epchange.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1874-10-08
Marriage Services.

1t is a little singular to reflect upon,
that there should not be in existence a
fully appropriate marriage. service for the
uses of either the Church or the world.
The Episcopal service, one most halloWed
by churchly associations and most full of
eXcellencies, has yet egregiOus faults.
Bad taste, bad grammar, and perjury may
have their places, but marriage service
would not seem to be the place for them.
II take thee TO my welded wife Tor hus-
band)-to have and to hold" is an awk-
wardness for which only long inculcated
reverence could feel so much rhetorical
respect as not to mar matrimonial costa
sy. It'll death us do part" is a dislOca-
ton in which the most devout church wo-
man must feel a sting. The inquiry,
"WhO giveth this woman to be married to
this man ~ is, to say the least of it, an an
achrOnism. 81 pronounce you man and
wife," tlavOrs somewhat of the tenement
house patois, as of a couple hencefOrth to
say, MY man is abroad to-day" or, "My
wOmanis getting dinner" "'With all my
worldly goods | thee endOw," is fiction
so stupendous as to be more amusing than
impressive. "DO you promise to obey
him and serve him 2" The woman shall
say. II will" Herein we have the spec
tacle of a priest at the altar offering the
most solemn and binding of vows to a
woman who has not the least intention of
keeping it who will not keep it, if she
has and who ought not TO keep it, wheth-
er she has or not. The church service
was written in a by-gOne age, for a by
gone type of society. Its real beauties
cannot save it intact to the future. The
marriage to be, will demand pledge for
which this is neither speech nor language.
Elizabeth Stuart Phelps in the Woman S
Journal.