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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-03-22

BHooMS.-".A new broom sweeps
clean" but II Standi>h patent broom
outla>ts any other make, and are al
superior to all others now i'll use.
Call and examine them at w. II. Stow
ellis drug store, the only place they
can be obtained.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-03-22

CHANGE oFTlME.-The time of hold
ing evening service in st. James
Church has been changed to half past
eve o'clock, instead of seven, as
formerly.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-03-22

\ MUSS. sam. Hell and Louis
Yerk had Il misunderstanding last
night, in the club-room OF Il Main
street saloon. \. pistol WAS accident
ally DISCHARGED. the ball going through
the floor. The parties We're separated
before doing any injury 10 each other.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-03-22

ANNUAL. MEErING.-Thc regular IN
nual meeting of the PheniN Mining
Company will be held at the office OF
the company. 40 California street. san
Francisco, on Monday. the sixth day
of April. at O'Clock, for the election
of Il Board of Trustees. and other bust
ness. Transfer books will be closed
on the second day OF April, until after
the meeting.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-03-22
BUSINESS

Dancing
Professor Cavanaugh,
4 TIiOTOUGILY COMPETENT AND
~ experienced teacher, will open on next
Tuesday evening. II Dancing School. at Eure-
ka Hall, Tor the accommodation of those wish
ing to perfect themselves in the
ART TERpSICHORE.
All the modern dances. such rs Waltzcs,
SehottiScheS. PolkaS, Rcdowas, and other
fancy dances, together with the new style Of
Qnalrillcs. and Contra Dances, will be
taught. The terms FOR gentlemen will be one
dollar for each lesson, with lady partner free
Of charge. Terms for children, half price.
The best Of music will be furnished. and the
manager intends to render perfect satisfaction
to all. Those DESTROYS of joining the school
will please leave their names at either of the
following places: Eureka Hotel, lntcrnation-
nj Hotel, NJ. J. Frank.in's store, and at the
California Fruit Store.
The Professor will also give private lessons
every day, it desired.
Monday and Friday afternoons for ladies.
and at night Tor gentlemen. Children. Satur-
day afternoons, at Brady's Hall, below the
Turner House. jal7-tf
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-03-22

LAST DAY.-To-morrow will proba-
bly, be the last day Of the present term
of the District Court. Parties desiring
To be naturalizcd should be in attend
ance at the Courtroom in time TO pro-
cure their papers.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-03-22

TIE STAGES.-The stages arc max
ing good time ut present, considering
the condition of the roads.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-03-22

DECISIoN.-lIi> Honor Judge Nc
Kennev will give his decision in the
ease concerning the Town Government
tO-lnOrrOW.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-03-22

Poll TAX. by notice of County
Assessor Wallace, in another column,
it will be seen that the poll tax for 1874
is now due. All corporations or indi-
viduals are held responsible for the
poll tax of persons in their employ.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-03-22

Observation-Disclosures of Eurekaand
vicini v were yesterday favored with
IA pleasant day. The sun shone bright
ly during the day, which had the eff
feet To draw the ladies out upon he
streets. to attend TO their shoppings
and other purposes.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-03-22

\ FINE PICrUEE.-During Il recent
visit To san Francisco Mrs. VIM. Van
.\lstine procured an exquisite picture
in the Eastern States some time since.
For lite-like expression and artistic
workmanship it is the finest specimen
of work we have witnessed for Il long
time. The picture will be Il cherished
mcmento to the parents.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-03-22

Eureka. Nov. 5. 1879.
would state to the ladies of Eureka and
vicinity. that ] will spare neither time. trou-
Bile. nor expense in getting goods to suit them
at all times. VI. J. FRANKLIN.
P.S.-No trouble to show goods. n5-tf
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-03-22

HOERIELE.-The streets inthe upper
and lower portion of town are in a
horrible condition, owing to the mud.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-03-22

CHEAP.-Frcsh ranch cygSare Sellin.
at fifty cents Il dozen at present.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-03-22

SAS FRAScIsco, Nov. 8, 1872.
To THE LADIES or EUREKA: | would state
that it is my intention to remain in this city,
and any order you may intruSt to me will
receive personal attention. j. MEYERS.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-03-22

HORSE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES are
being made to have a grand running
race, open to all horses in the State.
The first purse will be $500, the second
$500, and the third 500. Tie race will
be run in mile heats, the best
three i'll FIVE winning first money.
Considerable interest is already mani
tested in regard to the event, which
will take place soLGe time during the
coming month.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-03-22

rooster, and will be able to roast thirty
tons of rock per day. The dist rict has
recently been formed, and two mccf-
ings OF the miners have been held to
establish Il set of laws for the yoyern-
mcnt oil the district. The camp will
be one of the livlicst in the State dur-
ing II coming season. and work will
be afforded to scores of men who are
now unable to obtain employment,
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-03-22

PoTAToE>.-Ju>t arrived. Il fine sup
ply of potatoes, and are selling at two
cents per pound, at Obcritlder Il IIar-
riSOn'S. i
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-03-22

For a complete assortment of TIM
ware, parlor and cooking stoves, or
any article in the hardware line. go to
Maupin 4 Cromer'>. III
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-03-22

THE Finest Assortment of Furnish
ing Goods. Hosiery. Collars and Ties,
will be found at Q. Il IL.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-03-22

Matchmaker. Jeweler and Engraver
of Eureka, J. StrauS, q call 80
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-03-22

JUST RECEIvED.-.\ large invoice OF
glassware, silver, plated and britannia
goods, cutlery, lamps, etc., at W. IL.
Clark'S. mill
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-03-22

THE largest and finest assortment OF
pocket knives and fancy cutlery ever
seen in Eastern Nevada is to be found
ut w. IL. Clark'S. mill
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-03-22
Carpets, Trunks and valiscs, Hats
Caps, and Clothing.

This is a Department which we need not
say much about; but we intend to supply one
and all with the latest styles of Clothing,
offered in Eureka. We invite all to call and
inspect for themselves, rs our stock is cheap,
excellent, and complete in all its branches.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-09-02

aus: uWie, ou6l Der Sohte nod 1ppttet
meiner, uno lie Deftiser ID, i'm <perfolge,
beIto lreDt mir ,ltrb ,i9 1eine 0erberrliz.
DUNG f6rbern 2 yBoDlan !, MiG Bic, Grbe
ieiner perIhonen, 10 perldjlinge ibn bag
Meer! 8erbiillt i'm IN oas Sterbefleio
eines Yaterm6rbers llno. per1enft illr
naboern ibr i'm nit gteillerE be1abflL III
ben Ocean, luo cr, an, tiefItcn lift So
m6gen -bie @ecltoet9iime. i'm frclien NIP.
bic @oSen S fem @sbdDlnib auf e'ois :be= s.:
Sic Sentcr poQ5ie6en aud oies, unb
3te0en nit Der 9eiligen 2ei9e in See.
uno ,pie Die @piben Der 8ergeq 1Won
fern ereleiden .uno bos uier ibrenSlifen
entipiDen lit, l6leubern lie .iDren Sphten
in Sic broulenbe Dfeerstefe binab uno
lenfen oonn 5u 9ocion 5uriid> nb>ocm=
1elben enolib cin.nol Die @iegesCotl1aft
iiberbringen 5u f6nncn. -aa ... ..
g(ber ou0 biele 9ofinung erwe1lt li1
ais cine eitle. Ser perleufte 2ei6nom
ben]ie ]1on bon Sen SeeungeDeuern per=
16lun9en pdbncn, fommt iDnen, BON ben
Mpgen Dem llfcr su9etro9cn 5upor j,
miro ou1 nod I'M Spoe Ieinen 9lamen
8incentius beboupteno, bur6 lunnoerbore
gDttli6e Tiisun9 ppn @lou6ensbriioerlr
an cin} n}amen @tronbe entoetft ,, suerlt
beiulid in ciner fleineu Yolilifa hegra=
ben, lpater aber, ols Die 3o0l Der Gbrilten
gepo9len lpdr uno bieYerfol9un9cn ollf=
-seb0rt botten, nit feier!i6em Geprdnge
1lnter bem 9lltore Der Eir9e gu Nolencio
beigelcbt. Sier ruben feline @ebene nod
alno monber frpme Yilger tritt bis sur
@ti,nbe NIT beili9er GbrfurIt an 1ein
@rab uno preilet @ott ocllen&roft in Der
@1ma6beit ormer Menl nl6entinoer 10
;,add)ti9 lei. s':'. ... ......
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Obio5 geaiienfreuno.

lide. :ltnterlllbstng& obeebolteu 5tpurbe,
ober bos ideint nns oenn bod ahf ber
9anb at liegetr :. oaB] 'lie' eigentbs1nli6
lino unb' mir t,id5t abIeben .f6nnea, ;. ipie
man lienatifrtib ertldren f0nnte, - Ob=
Idon mir SallIenoe llnb SauIsnoe BON
>punberbaren 8orgdngen gar aidt err
,pdbs,t 9ahen> 10 slau6en ,utt bod be-
mielsat sn haben OaB in Der tatbolil6en
&r6e o1tr6 olle SabrbunOeste. bis a,lf
unTre Sage bin fort,pdDreno Mun0er
9eFbehen Iino. SIT ober bieh Sbat t1abc
un1n6gli6 SIT ldugnen. bonn 1T Die fat0o=
lifehe &ir0e BON &ott letbf be9laubi9t>
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-09-02
q 1t 1t oer.


Gs lit uns ni1t unbefannt, oaB Mlles,
suas mir in Den porousgebenoen 9rtifeln
berid)tet baben, benz mooernen llnglolt=
Ben Dem Yrote tontismus uno let6lt
,nan6em ali setldrten 1ogenonnten&otbo=
lifen unertrd9li6 lit. Manluill eben bon
Wuuoern ni6ts D0ren, non Mill lie ni6t
9eltelt lalien, benin 1ie lt6ren Den irOi1 11en
Neeni1en in Ieinen @or9en fir Die
9in9e bie1er Qgelt. l1no oennoD ]inb
es .nur S1otlo6en, Die mir berid)ter, uno
es itebt iebem frei ben Belpeis su fiibren,
boB bieIe S9ot laden cnt,ueOer nidt ge=
1heben, pber boB 1ie natirli6 erfldrt
aperoen fDnnel1. 9l6er auber ni6tsiagen=
Den @bimpfereien fat nod niemanb au9
nur ben @9atten eines @esenbelpei1es
fiibren tonnen. 9Sir t6nneu es uns bar
an, ni6t 2Deriagen nod Elm Munber ol,s
Der allcrne,leiten 3eit 1n5ufiibren. @s
lino bieles Die 8unoer i'm GllaB, Die Dor
2 Sabrcn llno nod i'm porigen Sabre 10
plel Nufresung III ben 3eitungen peron=
taBten. ... 0,.., ..- :~,:r1 ~. -.
8ei @6lett(toot im Gllab lte9t onf
einem Ber9e elm Sannenbaum an Dem
etn Bilo Der III. Sunsfrau befe1ti9t 1T.
Nm 7. Stuff 1872 9in9en 4 Ofd0ben BON
&riitb binaus il1 ben Walo, I'm in iener
@eseno 8eeren gu pfliiden. @dbreno
oiele Sinoer our@ Den Wolo 9ingenL
heteten lie bas: u@eoenfe 0 siiti95te
Sun9frau." Yl6bli6 biidt Ii9 Die fleine
2eonie uno lieDt cine ,peiBe Trsu. Sic
>beutete nab ber Grl6einun9 uno bic
&inoer 1aben lier ale NIT einem Rrer5e
anf Der &rone nnb einem &reu5e. Quf Der
8ruit." Sen &leinen ,pl1rbe. bang llnb
1te liefen na6 9aule.. Sort er5dblten iie
mas |ie 9eIeben, fanoen aber tni6t piel
0lauben. Mln II, .Suli ginsen anoere
Mao4en inben Walo uno {a6en bie@elbe
grl9einung.,s Mm II. Suli ging bie
9e5rerin nit nod t,ebreren &inbern in
ben 'MaIo. = .9telelbe .Iab ni@ts aber
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-09-02

- Wie in Mrtanlas Giienbabnen se=
bout relp. Die 5taats=@u6li ioien=@el=
oer erlanst lueroen, I6ilSert elm oorti9es
8lott fol9enoermaben: ~gine 9etuiilc
Gilenbobn Gompasnie in Mrfonlas baute
cine Babn=@ection bon oebn Neeilen uno
empfn9 bic 9eIebli9 fir cine iol4e@ectior
1tipuliren @taats . @uIi6ien=Obliga
nen. 9ierauf rib Die @ompa9nie au{ oie=
1er Section Bic @9ienen ipieber auf, le9te
Die ndmli9en @@ienen wieoerum auf Der
.nd6Iten @ection bon 5ebn Meilen 8abu
uno iebte oieies Experiment 10 lan9e FORT
big 1dmmtli9e @taats< ats<@ublioien=Bonos
in ibren9dn6en uno-feine8abn 9ebaut
tpar. Natiirli9 fonnte Elm FOLDER Betru9
nur inter 8or'uilien Der betreffenoen
9taatsbeamten ousgefiibrt tperoen, mel6e
|lelbitperit ritan6li9 ibren Qntbeil an bent
@aube empfngsn.. .:I ..,-
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3 no er Il Il t.

- y w ~ ~
Sn Somburg lcbten 5luci @9welterm
bon i6rer S5dnoe Q(rheit. 8eioe murSen
alt uno Inn ibre 3,ssunf be1or9t
Bie ,udr's, fro9te Die Cine, wens mir
einmol in biegtltoiaeer 9ottere Iette1> ba=
nit Oos @liid Gin Sbiir6en oIIen Fnoe>
lpcnn Der liebe Sptt einmol audi al, uns
berft -. ~" .>-> 's.o~.. 80
9}ein, onttportete Die g(n0ere. uenn eS
@ottes 99ilte 1T, bab i6 in Der 2otterie
gelpinne. 10 braubte id ni&t ein5ulcken.
sic |ritten lon9e hin ltnO Der, bod
Seoe bleb bel ibrer Meiuung. Oie gil,
1pielte, Bic NnOcre betete. Sene Datte nad}
@er1api eines 9onsen SoDrcs ni6ts &C.
wonnell biele fono ouf einen 9po5ier=
gang eiueu gotto5ettel nit fiinf 9llru,
nern..
@iebF bu, iprod lie baDeim Su tDrer
@6meler oab ib ni6t einsuleben
hrou9e, wenn iD III Der 9ottterN 9e=.
minnen 1oQ,
9lber bann brouNf bu ia ou9 fein
Sons.
9os brouGe i6 ni9t.
9lun, 10 9ib mir oas 2oos. bonlt td)
lneiu @elO uno ben gDeg nob 9(ltona Sunl
2otteriebureau erIpare.
9(m foI9enoen Nadmittag NOR 6ie
3iebung. 9ie @9luefcr 9in9 nit ibrem
9oole nod Ql(tono, luo lie bei ibrer 9(u=.
tunft amber 8alultraoe oes &atbboules
| flint Nummeru Dangen 1aD, Die fitnf9}umz
mer1 0es 9eflluosnen 9ooies.
MuBer i6 porTreunoe> eilt lie oufs
&ot6baus, itir5t ins 3immer, ruff &C.
wonnen gewonnen !" uno falt leblos 5ll
GoOens <..,~ ,sl
9ie Greuos batte lie eet0otet.s
Nfan bro6te i6rer @6pefer Die 2eitbe
3uslei6 nit Der 9}a6ri6t pm Dem un=
gebeuern @eiunne.
N1eine @6luei tier, perlebte oiele 5ons
faltbliitig, luollte es mir ni6t g(auben,
ooB i9 in Der 9otterie geipinncn f0nnte,
obne ein5uleben uno obne Gin 2oos 5u
Daben.
S6ren @eminn a6er perma9te Ie oem
Mosoolenenltiftc, in lpel6em tie Die lektcn
Sabre ibres 2ebens 5ubro6te.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-09-02

Suns!in9e, ,&inber beDaupteten fcit, Die
GrI9einung .9ele6en al; baben;, uno be-
| l6reibeni lie biz sin's Gin5elne.: Inter
(lol6ent umitGnoen 1T es bod unn1Dgli1, !,
| 10 piefe 6unoert sMeniber, ,uelbe Die Gr=
| i6einung seieben Daben, fir Betriiger
o6er Nerren 5u ertldren. lib fam man
oas ni1t,. ,uas it Damn ppn Ser @o6e
anbers 5u balten, als baB elie siiberlotiir=
|li1 pber Elm Munber 1T =? =" 9(bcr sic
@elhidte 1T md ,l1i9t 5ll Gnoe. 81
Slieu0 0eiu15 1poDnen arme 2eute, oeren
tleines &69tsr1en felt eini9en Monoten
frant mar. .9iele gingcn nit Dem &i,oe
nod ben1 :Srte ser Gr11einung J. ,iabcl.
aber ni9ts unb~ oos ,&inO blieb tranf,
lpie Supor. 9ie 9uten ,2eute Derloran
ober ben @laubcn uub bos 0ertrauer
ouf Sic Tiirbitte Mariens nibt unb
uno 9ingen am Dfontog 0elr 3. MfarS
1878 aberlnals na6 &riitD. elber wie
traurig! 9ie Goloaten be>uo6ten nod
INNER Den Berg 1lnO trieben Die arme
Tomile bon SlIen6eim auriicf, Nls Die
brapen 2elte pieber 81 9oule anfomer
bel0lolen lie, in iDrer Mobnua9 8 Sage
lang DOR elmer Stotue Der 0futter @pt=
tes 5u beten. Gie tnien alIe nieber unb
fan9en Oos @ebst o,l. 9(ui einmal miro
oas 3immer nit rDtblidem Qibte er6ellt,
unb inoem lie ibre @totue betra6ten>
| leben lie, bab bieIclbe ibre qlugcu Offnst
lie betro0tet uno Sbrdnsn pergiebt. Gr=
ltaunt uuo betroiien rufen lie Die Na0=
barn berein, >pel1c olle oDne 9(usuobme
bie}c iberraiAsnoen Aeinun9en beltd=
tisen. 9as >uor am 4. W}dr5 i'm porigeu
Sabre. Sic @totue lit ous Sips uno
nit Torbe ange eltri6en, etloa % 3oll bo6.
Ser 2ebrer 6es Ortcs beri9tete boriiber
lnter onoerem Tpl9enoes vMm S. Mdr5
9in9 id nm II l1Dr Yormittags 9in,
ober Die 9robe 3abl Der 3ul9auer bin=:
oerte MIDI, bis il,s 3immer 5u gelongen.
Sen Mo9mittag fam oas 8olt in Weol=
|cn ous allen umlie9enoen @egenoen;
Sen @o5enfronS unterpegs beteno. SD
febrte lru IL lbr Nbenos bobin 5urid.
Na1 ! @tun6e Wartens uno fortlpdb=
renoer Mnltrengung 9elang es.mir Die
@1uelle ser Sbiir I'm, 0}itternadt 5u
crrei@cn. Mfon betete Den So enfran5
nit en9lilGer Mneo6t, offer Nugen lino
ouf Die bel9eioene Statue seri@tet; aber
bis I'M 1 llbr 20 Minlten ge9en Mor<
gen 1aben ,ueoer itb no6 9lnoere Die 9e=
rin9lte 8ewe9un9. I'm ubr 20 @fin.
aber lab i6 in elmer Gntfernung BON 2
Meter, >pie Die @tatuc pl0bli6 bic 9lu9en
19lpB. Gin @@auoer our6brang ben
9an5en @aal bon 60 bis 80 Peri onen,
oe lpie 9dringe aneinonoer geordn9t f9
befanben. Mean ndberte Dem Sc lt6te
Oer @tatue Elm 2i9t: alsbalo Dffneten
lib bic 9usen, Die 9lugenbraunen erboben
lid)> wie gum 9immel gu i6auen oann
labcn Die Mu9en ,uie0er nieoer febrten
lid 1an9Iom BON Der &ed)ten 5ur 2infen-:
,pie nm Die Gegenpdrtigen nit 9iebe an=
| n1ebem. Snbe6en bate Die @tatle Elm
belebtes 9(usleDen angenomnsen, Die Gle=
den Der Sarbe perl6manoen uno Die
Mu9en fu9ren FORT li@ gu 0ifnen uno 5u
i6lieben in einem ldnger unb lueniger
langem 3tuil9enroume. Mon lang bos
@alpe @esina breinal oas @pe :, bas
r@esriibelt 1eiit ou &0ni9in" uno tpie=
bolte ben &ol lenfron5. @e9en 2 ubr
tpuroen bic 8eluegungen ieltener; 9egen
- 4 p ~ I>re. u =
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oue Rin6er ioben, unb Die Grsriifenbeit,
Ole i'd. beim. Mnblif Der ,Gr16cinang
onf ibrel1 Nnsel1tern abmalte, Der 1torre
be9eiI IterteBlid, Die IeelenbolleSldKe ibrel
Wangen - lparen ,>pie ein ,,Spiegcl III
lpe16em Sic 2ebrerin ls1en fonllte, >pas
lie ,}elbit lliGt Iob, Mm 17.Suli ,uuroen
Die &in0er BON Der @rideinllng ,bis sur
|Gtelle gefiiDrt, no ouIs Bilo, an Baums
|btng. Sauieloe itiege,t, l,a6 uno no0 Sci,
Berg .Dinan, ullb lnc,1e loDen Die Gr=
l6einl,n9. 9us. Gereoe bariiber perbreitetc
}iD bolo iiber oas ganse 2anO lh0 Sun=
oerte bon Srcmoen. famen na1 &riitD.
|@ie 1ticgen Ben Ber9 Dinan utb per-
wcilten @tunoenlang Iingenb uno beteno
Dor Oem olte,1 Sonnen6oum. Non 3eit
5u 3eit 9ci9ob es bonn oaB cintm Der
ynluelenoen bic Gr16cinlns li6 5ei9te.
Mnfdn9li6 >paren es Bic @9ulfin6er,
lpel6e Die Gri6tinung loben> ipdter 1aben
lie ou9 Siinglingc, &naben Mdnner
uno Trouen. Inter oie1en 9lu9enseugen
lino Der @obn uno bic So1ter oes 60r=
tiers on5ufii6ren, zines 8rotefanten, Der
Den umlie9enoen Molo Diitet. Diele
poren op6 9Qui6 ni6t 9cnei9t Su 1eben,
mos ni@t o0 nor, 5umal Die Wfutter
Gpttes ppn >uel6er in prote1 1tontil9en
Tamilicn ne Die &ebe lit; uno oennod)
6e6auptcttn lie Selebcn su babcn. gSiro
oiel unb in6riiniti9 9ebctet, 10 liebt mon
|6fter uno ndber Die grldeinun9. Mn1
81. Suli porel1. hei 1000 Men10en an
Grl0einu19soyte I'M Gcbete begrilfen,
Pl0bli6 riefen onluelcnoe Mdnner, Semen
lt4 Sic ST. 6einung 5ei9ts r2iebe M}ut-
ter @ottes ! Mie i96n!" " gli9t oue >poren
3eugen FOLDER Griheinungcn> bic meitel
,uaren GO ni6t uno oub jene, Sic laben.
| laDen nid)t jeoesma(. 0ies eben belpeiBt
ooB ibr 3eusniB ols treu unb pou9iiltig
an5unebmen it. - 9nfan9 Mu9ult ia:
men brei @ensoormen in's Dorf uni
9ingen ben Berg binouf. Gini9e logen
elmer babe ouf bic Grl6einung cine Yi=
| fole obfeuern >pollen poer a69efeuert
gr ltiirste pom Pfero uno serriB i@ bi'
&leOer, lieG ]i6 biel lclben Fifen uno be:
| ltieg >uieber lein Yferb. Mns i'm ,uei
ter >uiOcrfubr ,oeib man nid)t; eiue!
nur >ueiB mon mitten in oer 9la9t fan
bas Pfero Ilii6tig pbne Geiter in @9lett
| ltabt an. Scr &eiter ober flopfte NOR
gems 2 l1brs an Saul bes Moires po,
&riitb an. Gr.,uor 5er5oult !, bel1mubt
bate, 5erriliene &leioer. uno er5d6lte Gin
pertuorrcne @el@idte> gcrooe ,pie hie BE
Der Muferitebung Gbrilti plni @robe cnt
laufenen Wddter. Man Dat ni6t Der
nommen, bab oeriel6e abermals ABulpc
unO 8lei an Der Gr10einun9 perlu6
babe. 9(m 4. Mu9ult 1tellte Der &reis
oireftor uon 9@lettItaot Elm @erb0r mi
oerl@ieoenen perloneu an ,pel9e oi
Grl6einung geleben batten. Qlm 5. uni
6. Mu9uit lpurbe Die Grl9cinung lpiebe
9eieben. 3meibunOert MenI9en ware1
ge9enlpdrti9 uno Sic GrI9einung tam f
nabe beran, bab Die 9eute rieien: nYlo!
9ema6t, lie fommt 5u uns. = ,pie Derr:
li@!" Su BEN fol9enoen Sogen bauer.
ten oie Grl6einun9en fort. 9lm Is
Musult, Dem Telte Der 9immelfaDrt Ma
riens iuurOe Maria i'm lueiBen &leio
nit soloener &rone uuf 6er Elm &reu
1tano, seleDen. 9(ls an "a. 9lugu1t cit
iibe! beleunloetes Mdo9en au9 ben Ber(
binanities, orons Die gri@einun9 NIT &c:
| L. ..E y.
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WoMAN's HEALTH.

I T ls lamestable fact, that from causes not
4 generally understood, f male suffering APP
pc "a to be on the increase. The sweet young
girl Just entering iuo womanliood soon be-
comes pale. feeble, emaciated, life'ess, with
headaches, pains and aches loss Of appetite,
palpitation of the Heart, cold feet and hands,
aud appears TO loose that youthful vim and
sprightliness 80 much admired. The m dido
aged married lady il no less exempt from
some troublesome annoyance, She conun-
ually granting and frsttlng with pans AND
aches, her s.credons are all inpairsd, her en-
erges are lost, she forces herself in into So
ciety, she "soursn on almost everybody,
her health slowly declines until she becomes
a mere drono in her own hous hold. And
she At the j" turn of liien is no stranger 10
suffering peculiar to her COX al that ego
Habits, climate and inattcnton surely bring
about I'll ESE SAD RESULTS that ore now
hurting thousands OF lema es, cid aud young,
10 untimey graves. Exeroise your reason,
yeur judgment, and protured Dr. Dromgooe's
English Female Bltors, as they will cure the
ABOVE female troubles ia an increditabiy shor
time. They brs prepared by an inexperi-
euctd physician, end is the most power
iul iron aud vegetable tunicr koown to The
medical profession They are hanosome y
PINT up in large bottles snd sole by druggists
and merchants everywhere. Address,
J. p. pROAU' VLG, Prop'r.,
Mornphie, Tom.
Sold ia Waco by J Ryieie. Il i. George
" holesaie agvul iof 7 xas
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brfa. Amanar Ann shltl,.

Hfs. Anna udg Ann smith,
Whrso ath we briefly aIaouHced on
"Wednesday last, was an old citizen Of our
city. and SO universally known and esteemed,
that We deem it but inst aud proper to give a
short 81 e,ch other life. The deceased, whose
maiden name was Moore, was born il Maurv
county, Tennessee, on the 4ih Nay, A. D.,
1872, and on the sth cf April, 1887, she was
married in Maury county, Tennessee, to Jc-
siah NJ Smith. In 1865 they emigrated to
Texas and located in Waco. In August, 1869,
her husband died in Waco, leaving Mrs.
Smith with one daughter and two sons. Mrs
Smith never contracted second marriage,
but devoted her time and talents to the cup.
port and educstion OF hqr three children up
to the night of the third of March, A. D. 1874,
when she died, after brief illness, of erysipe-
as, surrounded by her children and few CT
her devoted personal friends. Thus has
passed from tie social circle of Waco ono OF
ts purost, MODEST women; one whom as a
mother friend anu nsiglblr, was dearly loved
by al who knew her. She died IA she lived
a gentle, kind, patient Christian woman. May
Heaven protect and preserve her dear orphan
children.
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The swlaa nell Islngcr..

It is a genuine pleasure for ps to be
able to announce that this celebrated
Troupe Will give series of entertain
ments At Richey Hall, Friday and saturs
day nights, March 18th and nth, and
also Matinee on Saturday ut . o'clock,
for the ladies and children. Admission,
Is cents. Admission to the Matinee, 80
cents. Seats can he engaged without cx-
ira 2harge, from the diagram, by apply
lag al scars drug store.