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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1874-01-17
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Every subscriber to THE ALDlNi' COY /
year 1874 will receive pair OF chroi l3h.
publishers OF THE AIDlNE, by Ihpn
Moran, whose great Colorado pic l.
purchased by Congress for ten thor s',ru a.
lars. The subjects We're chosen 10 Pres
in The White Mountains, New Hampsl.
the other gives The Cliffs Of Che u XIV
Wyoming Territory. The diiierer e.. ir
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| landscape painter to the subscribe OF ].
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can. They are Ivy an original Amtl!.ah li'
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| M 4 mrrirnn nninter and presen so % ,'ii
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The Grandest Victory achieved b.
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At the Louisiana State Fair II N., wnaIe
the brilliant" was awarded the pH.j MEDIA
after actual trial, baking bread " it'll the
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Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1874-04-02
,5arrisbi,ra, |a., oOnnerftas. Mpril, 9. 1874.
poe(ie.
SrIblinSs8faubr.

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Dsnn iunsss Grim trsIin,t auf alien 9tIIisn,
Dtnn Slaibtnfhntt aus biirun atfen triSi,
limb eulstfans srt6nt aus bIausH eaftn
Damn bOff' ID pisbr unb mob sIaub' it uitt
an bic GrfaIluns f&On br Ispna S6riflsn,
gDp faHtno unftrt flne,nmptbt DtIt
On GIammsn bts @tribts julammsnfiai.
Damn iiufslis ME elm bimmlilbts grbarmtn
Rit iTpnIib an In lausu GribIinsspinb;
Damn ld8tIt, pis sspiest in Ruittrarmu,
Die Gres mir, Gin nsuesbOrnt5 ainb
St feb len alitn 8tstnbaum trparmm
5m Scnnsnf&sin. btn snibis unb stIinb
Sbarpb biss Satr virs0nni bic spiss gisb;.
Sb II nibt SIlibsn tOb unb Gribts tritbss -
iln0 fbaa Id in Gin aintuanssItL
Die rfIne Stirn, bic buJlidb nsusn austn,
aas bsnrn Der Raib Der llnIbulb Pribl,
Die frif& ben @Iani Der S5cpfuna In ltb iaussn,
Damn bon i'd ipltbsr unb nod sIaub Id nitt
SaB Gar nihiS mtbr bic Rsnibbsit lpllt taussn,
9O6 fs I'pun tarss pUI,, su ni6is mtbr gut,
@ls I'M Ju bremen in tT sp'stn 0lutb.
Damn frtu' ID MID, NOD III nitt sari puIcrsn
Dts st6pftrs Bib in pisfr Slstsnptlt
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sBis friI&r 99aa auf mOrssnruibsm gsIb
sBr iostb, trrsa bitB JtinbItin lsi srfOuH?
SS's Gin VrCpbtt pislIsibt, elm 8ufuniisbtIt?
Dmn @cisS gsl1 mill nod in sid 8riaIitn
Die Glat ietnn psrIibftit sHifaItsn.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1874-04-02

thur pOr, als fsi 8nsna na&esnfIl6sr
ais aswSbnIit, aIIstn TT i&Ob bic S&ulb
auf bts ssNriSs 3srwirfni0 uub fawiss
bs6talb.
8urJs Belt, na6tsm grlbur unb
S'rtna ibrs Gffteisn aufS,s,tsn unb
na6etm fi' I'D nod tInmal umfaIun.
gen baiifn, traufsn bic su sId&sr 3st
abstbsnrsn BIG, ltr tsn siltrn,n sBss
Sabin, aritur na6 8umtn, 8u,na
mad St. DcIfsaaS ihtrsnp.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1874-04-02
Sie anttuurt ban ,luSlf 9uuoTraueu

Die aHfmart bon ,u6lf SuupIraaeH.
9n @rc6wurtsIn taitsn spUIf tuus.
Ndnntr i.isrlia s,IObt, ero6,n Gurus
balbsr infoIanBt uuVtrttlrat6,t 10 bIsts
ben. als ridi be Damn umlt6r mad.
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8srfaWSrr nit:
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bab aGt WaeGsn nsnae'st 5rautn"
trtresn ruIltn, csnn Utnn MIR Ia tin-
fa&r 3ciIsit: aaf bic Bale frmmisn,
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bern tummtIn fd TIM bic G&Itppfn;
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u.sarifHtr @trtGtt rprltBtn, ttbagtH
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n.rs, Set t,ntn asf bic Suppt ptrIals-
bsnt afEtiitn foiSth. ibtr AlIss IOtsn.
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ben G;aEsriatritn uab anttrtn, srpesH
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pon @TUewarSsin ftin t6nutn, 70 trfid.
Itn mir. ras bic Ubnt ssdubtrttn @ts
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Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1874-04-02

$2iA5O8 As

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pbin County, ptri&isn, na6btm mir ppri&rifis'
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tsriutt atetbTrt unS abgtlGlrHsn taten, unb
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Die
Peaaiplbaaii4e Staats,eitaas,
psrausgtgtbtn bon

ptrausBt8tbfn ppn
j. GEORGE RIPPER, Box 10,
.rG6sint isbm Dunnsrfas. unb Icllsl 50 .OO
ptr Sabr, 3iblbar tnntrbalb ets SabTfs, nne
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H8- lim bic abrsiIs elmer 3dlan8 ~ str:
anefrn, mue man bic alte iopcbl als aup
bic neut NeuIIt mtibtiltn.
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pen.
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bltdsn.
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mir %
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DAP Du mir psriprt&l, ME witttr
tbsr banbtln ,u pOllsn, alS biS Du Did
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Der 8,tIihfslt unb 5r,us lsinsr @atiln
ssjw,ifslt tatsn, % Si,lslbs feIns anbt.
rem 8swsIsSriints idr ibrs RstIt&tlt
batts s,btn fSnntn, oils i6r @ort.
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nod Ginisss an ben s,padttn 8dfsf.
feitn. f,ste F& bunn an ben Sif& unb
trsd9lts f,insr @smablin ibtr Die Gin.
ssIt.itsn fstusr Rtils, ibsr bic eOlO6aIs
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tnwaarsn otelartrt, mao Nailanb
brin9s, unb iGIisblid aud NOD iibtr
bic sissnibimIi&s grt tsS gtrfaIui.s.
arItar bi.It tarauf siwas NItlassrubs
pdbuno 8suna aud ibr 9ttif.fcfsr
padh unb bel eisltr @,lts.ntsit ben In
bsm .3immsr StrbOrssusn tunssn Mann
nit tIupfsntsm Ssritn aus bsm 5auls
tntf,rnts, unb ibm an ttr 5lntsrtbdr
bee @artsns sin ilsinss padst In bI.
5anb brddk.
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na& hem 8abntpfs futrsn, tam 90 Mrs
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1874-09-19
TWO LITTLE HEARTS THAT
REAT AS ONE.

The Worcester Spy says: "Children
are generally credited with originality,
but 1t is seldom that they attempt an
elopement, and the adventures of a boy
aud girl, ea'h about five years OF age,
living in the southern part of the city,
are now furnishing considerable amuse.
ment for those who have heard the story.
The other afternoon the little boy, with
poorly developed ideas OF the cost of
travelling, asked his father for six cents,
stating that he wished to set himself up
in the newspaper business. The request
was not complied with, and the boy
visited bis fathers place OF business, and
was given few cents by those employed
ct the same establishment. He then
went to his home, and donning his best
clothes quietly left the house. Mean.
while the little girl, who is the constant
companion OF the boy, visited her home
10 the absence of her mother and donned
her best clothes, not forgetting to place
several articles of clothing in carpet.
bag which she by some means secured.
Thus equipped the young couple pro-
ceeded hand in hand to the depot, and
like old travellers got upon the cars, ask.
ing questions of no one and keeping
their own counsel as to where they were
going. But their carefully laid plans
were soon frustrated by cruel railroad
official, who, devoid of all sentiment
and with a desire to perform his duties
without fear or favor, put them off the
cars and sent them home. Disconsolate
and discouraged the youthful couple car
ried their carpet bag to the building in
which the boys father is engaged and
deposited it in the entry leading to his
office. They then returned to their house
disappointed and unhappy, but said
nothing of their attempted elopement
The next day, however, the story leaked
out, and created considerable amuse.
ment among the parents and friends of
the children. Where they we're going
or what they intended to do they are
unable to tell, their only desire being to
escape from the control of their lawful
guardians and together fight the battle
of life free from all restrictions"
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WHO ARE LADIES.

1t isa convenient answer, says the Bos.
ton Transcript, to all structures upon the
conduct of women in public TO say, "Oi
those were not ladies whose manners you
object to-" But this answer Is not peril.
nent. Gentlemen are bound TO treat all
women, so far as may be, as though they
were ladies. 1t is therefore incumbent
upon women, and especially upon women
reformers, to do what can be done to-.
ward the ameliorat.on oil the manners Of
their sex, OF the sex, in stepping out into
the world of action, will forfeit, Il Is to
be feared, somewhat o! that delicate defe'
renee heretofore rightfully accorded It,
Neither will II help the case TO say that
men might do better. Let lady social
morslists begin pretty high up In the
social scale, aud waste no time in trying
to prop up the plea that the manners OF
women in public are already good enough
or above criticism. Thouphtful people,
with their eyes open, know better, though
generally they are shrewd enough TO be
uAAcub =. a. -.ss-.-.----s---s = -.
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A WILD GIRL HUNT.

I Il 10 q tale Of Idaho. There are ro.
mantle youngsters In the West as well as
In the East, and two Of them, who are
fond Of the chase, have had q romantic
adventure. They were out repairing
their fumes near Idaho City. Near by
hardy old miner had squstted upon a
quartz lead, but he was rarely seen, and
the youngsters were not aware that with.
In that old mans tunnel resided q sylph.
like creature, the Joy of the old miner
Looking over toward the old tunnel, on
the hillside, they saw sight that thrilled
them with rapture. A young girl, about
fifteen years of age, beautiful as q Cleo.
patra, bArefooted and bsreLcaded, with
a wealth of rich auburn hair dropping
about her like silken robe, STOOD sun.
ming herself ON Q grassy knoll in the
bright morning Such Q divinity had
never been seen in the wilds of Idaho
before, and they supposed she was wild
girl. She was game that must be bag.
ged alive. Cautiously they crept through
the tangled thickets toward the spot
where the beautiful Nanetta drank In The
glorious beauty OF the morning. All al
once, from under cover, the hunters
made dash for the wild beauty. But
she was OF Ike frightened fawn at the
approach Of the sportsmen. Suddenly
she disappeared, and Though lost u
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ngnt to memory dear" the chase wa
not abandoned. Into the dark tunnel, q
the likeliest place Of refuge, the keen
hunters plunged, only TO stand aghast at
the sight that met their gaze. When
their eyes became accustomed to the
darkness, they beheld their beautiful wild
girl swooning In the arms of the rough
old miner. The burly miner had seen
the poor frightened fawn chased to the
tunnrl and saw the keen hunters at bay
before him. He disengaged his arms
from the inanimate btauty. He ad-
vanced few PAGES, made little oration
OF the words: Rufflansr then lifted q
heavy boot, drew 1t back few feet, see-
sawed with II little in the air and sent
hem back to their saws and hammers at
he fumes. That entire day the fumes
was neglected. The young wild girl
hunters were busy repairing the canvas
seats of their trowsers and reducing
swellings. They have no longer desire
to hunt wild girls in the Idaho tbickets.
Moral-Never 60 wild girl hunting with.
nut the permission Of her papa, II you
would avoid pantaloon rents and tsilors'
bills.
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HOW AN ENGLISH DINNER AF.
FECTS THE DANBURY MAN.

The English eat breakfast at eight
o'clock, and have dinner at six OF seven
o'clock. The breakfast is light, The
luncheon is similar, and the dinner is
quite hearty. One English dinner in the
inexperienced American stomach will
produce that night, twelve cross.eyed
lions, eight bears with calico tails, eleven
giants with illuminated heads, one awful
dog with twelve legs, an fourteen bow
gged ruffians chased by host OF prac.
lical cauliaowers, mouuted on saddles Of
beef roasted
Amy respectable chemist viii corro-
borate this statement.
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THE QUAKER AND THE HACK.
MAN.

The Boston Bulletin gives the follow
Ing ludicrous account Of the experience
OF a Quaker with New York backmen:
Z" A tall, portly, dignified citizen of the
Quaker persuasion, well known In Phila.
delphia, arrived in New York the other
Gay, and, having no baggage but light
travelling satchel, was utterly oblivious
to the appeals of the hackmen % he
emerged from the railway station.
I" Fee-thavanoo Hotel Fifth Avenoo
-goin' ritup! Fifth Avnooi"
Broadbrim stalked right on without a
word. Another knight of the whip
charged down upon him.
"Say Nicholas HOTEL Say Nicholas
Hotel coachs This way for the S'Niho
lasn
No response from the passenger, and
not rush of u half dozen.
60 Kerridge, sir, kerridges Wanter
Minsur Housed Whose going up to
the WinsurY
"'A Astor House, sir."
Brevoort House' BrevoortY Met.
ropolitan Hotelg' Right down Broad.
wayr Ere you are; kerridge, sirf'
The traveller loomed up like ten.pin
among vinegar cruets, and, with face as
placili as pan OF milk, was calmly and
silently moving away from the crowd OF
jarvies, who looked after him with some.
thing like amazement, when O sudden
thought seemed to strike one, who, run.
ming after him, seized hold OF one OF
the handles Of MS travelling bag
Deaf and Dumb Asylum, sirl Going
right upr
This was too much. Dignity relaxed
into laugh, aud the driver got a fare for
down hotel"