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Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1875-08-13

CEAsE's COMPOUND has acquired really an en-
viable reputation; in fact, it has met with I'M
precedented success. Never has there been
medicine before the people that has given such
universal satisfaction. Those who once useit
will not be without it. All look upon it as
blessing in time of afliction, aa children who
can but lisp its name call for it when they are
suffering with aches and pains. They have the
evidence of hundreds of our best citizens who
claim for it as family medicine that it has no
equal, and we advise all who are suffering from
Neuralgia. Rheumatism, or aches and pains Of
any kind to try it, as it will surely give imme-
date relief. 1t is also highly spoken of by
those who have used it in cases of Bruises
Sprans, Sore Throat &c. 1t is a home medi-
cine and IL home enterprise, and worthy the at
tentidbl of those who stand in need of good
family medicine. Read a few of these cert:f-
Gates:
From Hon. NJ Trout Mayor of the City of
Stauntou.1
STAUNToN, January 20, 1875,
l certify that | have used "Cease's Com.
pound, ;" and have found it to be very good
remedy for many things it is recommended for,
and do not hesitate to endorse it as a valuable
medicine, that should always be kept on hand
am now using it for frosted feet, and am sure
to effect Il cure liter have given it sufficient
trial. ts N. Trout.
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-J.t,ndRerp{:tI.

@ STAUNroN, Aug. -.
Flour s.ipertiie, $40; extra, sells;
family, 1915. Wheat white, $l.30; red /,
81. 2O(aSl 80. Corn white, re; yellow, roc
Oats-37c. Bacon-14c. Coffee (4 4Oc
Sugar-10(0 Ice. Lar6-l8c. Butter-20c.
Eggs-l21c.
REMARKS:
Wheat tolerably firm at prices quoted
Corn and Oats, duh. Flour bringing COED
price, but little Offering.
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COUNTY GRAND JURoRs.-1he Grand
Jurors for the August term of our County
Court are as follows
North Rirer Distllct-Ro. G.. Gilkeson,
Hugh Baxter, Alexander Bell, Emanuel
Pence. South Rirer- Michael A. Conner,
VIM. L. Van Lear, James 7. Black, Pres
ton r.. Burkholder. Pdstures.-James W.
Calhoun, B. 0. Ferguson. Ro. B. Dunlap,
Henry Geeding. Riuerheads. Jacob HI.
Brubeck, William Gibson, William P.
Gale. James W. McCorkle. Middle Rire1.
Gideon Barnhart, David Alexander. VIM.
Patterson, Kasper B. Koiner. Bererly
Manor.-7Wm- J. D. Bell, Henry Edison,
James w. Calhoun, David Henkel.
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hood. His last n,omeats fully arrested the
brightness, the PURIFY of the religlon ne n au
embraced when, surrounded by i devoted son
and kind and loving sister, physician anu
friends he sseetlv fell asleep in tsus.
''How best the righteous when lie dies,
How sinks Iile weary soul to rest.l -. = %
f. peerea . Stua X, tie fe yst
Hodge, decd, aged about II years 90. 70 st2 - 2
TRIMBL.:.-On the 3lst ult at the residence OF her
sln-ln-ilw, VIM A. Sipe III Highland, Mrs hatii;t-
fine 1rimble, i'll her Soth year. 9fstfsf ,ss-
HtDY.-Un the 29th ult at the residence OF her
brother, RObt Sitlingt0n Esq, near McD0fMeII,
Highland CO., Mrs. Sailie, wife OF Henry z. Hidy,
aged about 10 years. a++ -s E, SLY. ? -s4
REYNO. DS-Near .Russelville, Logan CO., Ky, at
his residence, oD July 10th, 1875, Capt. Jacob W.
Rey nOlds, formerly Of Frederick CO., Va. ID Inc
61til year OF his age. 5st5 .s- ast q fYsf-
SlIOWALTER-On July 3lst, ut 10o'cOck a. M ut /
the residence of her son, in law, Robinson slswal-
ter, near Cross Keys. Rockingham county, Mrs.
decd, aged 81 Years and month She was the
mother of Ii children IS grand children, 81 great
grand children, and t,reat gfeat grand child enss
srlc was Il consistent ien,ncr OF the Methodist
Church for 5o years. g3,E $3.50 =,
LAFFERTY.-On Tuesday morning. the 81 inst AT
6% O'Clock, Bessie Laiferty. aged 5 years and .
months daughter of Rev. }. j.. and Mrs. NJ A.
Laiferty. '-+54A
KERCHlVAI~- Recently, III Middletown, Frederick
co Miss Harriet Kercliv:ll ut a very advanced
age. The deceaSetisWftS great sufferer, Mtsing
been confined to her bed for about three wears Ifs
yIos to her death She WAS dauglte e. q ths at
Virginia., published many years ago.
wIISoN.-In Highland, June 2stl 1879 Samuel
Wilson, in the 18th year Of his age. He had been a
l resdent OF the county for over 50 years.
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S. NJ. Wilkes is offering the best and cheapest
Furniture in Stanton
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From jim. Ryan, Clerk of Circuit Court Au-
gusta County.

ss srAusres, Va, January 20, 1875.
! hereby certify that l have used "Ceases
Compound" with very great advantage I
have found it to be very effcacious for Tooth
ache, Neuralgia, &c. have also used it in
case of sprained ankle, and obtained relief al
most as soon as the application was made. l
will add that ] was induced to use it without
having the least faith in itscuratiye powers. Il
can unhesitatingly recommend it as most
valuable medicine. in. RYAN
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RocKBRlpGE Co., Va, May 3, 1876.

aA RocKBRlpaE Co., VA, May 3, 1875
E. p. CEASE 4 Co: GENTS: I take pleasure in
certifying that have used your ''Compound"
for very severe rheumatic pain in my shout
deIs, which was relieved entirely by Its use,
and cheerfully recommend it TO all who are
suffering with pain of any kind.
G. ]. BRAwLEY,
je25.ly eH Snp't Poor House.
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8 GREAT BARGAINS AT THE TEMPLE OF FASHION
offer my entire stock at and below cost fol-
cash, from the present to October lst. d.
je25.3m Mrs. K. NJ. KELLEY.
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s. M. Wilkes is selling elegant chairs at ST. O(
each.
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FULL REPORT OF THE pRocEEDINas-
WHO WAS PRESENT-SKETCH OF THE
ADDREssEs-THE NEXTPLACE OF MEET
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
" STAUNToN, July 81, 1875.
Frazier's Admrs Porter and wife's adm RS
Tvs. anu VS.. en-
Frazier &c. Frazier &c.
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How shall that responsibility b6 met?
With vail-glorious boasts of what the faith
ers did without emuating their virtues?
We imagine that they, from the sublime ele-
yation of accomplished destiny, look down
upon us struggling. like the giant of myth
illogical story beneath the weight that
is pressing us down. AS high as is their
elevation so low will be our degradation
should the lesson of their lives and light
of their example be unheeded. Let it never
be said that Virginia's great ones all be-
long to the past, and that her mighty
giants have dwindled down to dwarfs
| But let us continue to emulate their ex-
ample and Virginia will again shine as a
grand and beautiful pillar in some mag
nifcent temple of
HUMAN LIBERTY
more worth ayr Of being called the
mother of a Washington, Jefferson, Mad
| iSon, Henry. Jacks0H -, Lee.
Mr.. Craig was frequently interrupted by
applause. His speech was delivered with.
out manuscript and in a deliberate,
earnest and eloquent manner. This
promising and rising young gentleman
came up to the expectations OF his friend
which is saying great deal.
ADDRESS BY PRESIDENT BITTLE.
Prof. Miller introduced the Rev. DR.. D.
F. Bittle, President Of Roanoke College.
After few preliminary remarks the
distinguished speaker made some observa
lions on the proper idea of education. II
is drilling of the mind morally and intel
lectually. Metaphysicians divide the
mind into relative and original sugges
ton. The former refers more to the past
and depends on the memory; the latter re-
fers to the future and has to do with The
understanding and not the memory. A
school which simply drills the memory de
serves no praise. A mistake is commit
!, ted in elective colleges; where, before thu
student has pursued any regular curricu
lum, he is allowed to select his studies
Man being the LATEST of animals, student
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-01-10
Wilmington. Columbia and Ang z e
GENERAL PASSENGER DEpHRT

GENEhAL PASSENGER DEpART
COLUMBIA, 8. O., Nov. "a. 1874.
~ ~ ~ @Ns g dulo viii iibs be- operSted rated
ON and after this date: s.r
GOING NORTH. TRAIN no TRAIN NO 4
Leave Columbia. ...... $50 n, 8l5pm
Florence. ITO m 12.50am
Arrive Wilmington. Gas pm 7.lOam
.. CONC 20 M,1, SOUTH. TRAIN NO 1 TRAIN NO
Leave Wilmington. G.4Oam 6.lOpm m
Florence. .12. so D m 11.4O m
Arrive Columbia...... 5.10pm 4.OOem
Train No. 2. from Columbia, is an accom-.
modation to Florence, and there connects
closely with N: E. Il. r.. and atWilmington
with ". W.. Il. r. 10 all points North =
IRAN NO. from Columbia lie fast Ex-
press, making through connections, all rail-,
North and South. and water line ,conneoi
tlons ui0 Portsmouth. G.il 80
Train No. !. from Wilmington, connects
closely at Florence with n. +. r. r, for
Charleston, and is an accommoda ton train
thence to Colunbia. fDi - -.
= Train No. 8, from Wilmington 10 q fast
Express. connecting closely from I'd to ali
points North and South. Tbron 9Th tickets
sold and baggage checked to ali pfincipal
points. Pullman sleepsrs on nighE rains.
Train No. leaves Columbia daily, Eun.
days excepted. Express No. every night.
JAS. ANDERSON, Gene ai Sup.
A. POPE. Gen. Passenger and TicketAg gent
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i. z, 5 anu i Sheet Fosters. nand.Diiis,
Programmes, Circulars, Pamphlets,
Bills of Fare. Briefs, Letter Heads,
Dodgers. Bill Heads, Checks, ID.
Horee Bills, Receipts, Labels, q
Railroad Blanka, Legal Blanks, q
Tags. Cards all kinds and afzes- ,
Wedding, Visiting. Bueiness, Show. v,
JULIAN A. SELBY. Proprietor {;
PHOENIX and CLEANER Estahlisbrnert {
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ireenville and Columbia RsilrOall
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE. 80.

l6sa a31a2 81 Ea5lzE@..7sassaTkA1Ns run daiiy'
sundays excepted, connecting With Nirht
Trains on South Carolina haiirea d up sna
aHC"n;. 40" nj, On and after Friday. August %,
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CONGAREE IRON WORKS
COLUMBIA, SC.
JOHN ALEXANDER, Proprietor.

MANUFAOTU.
RER OF STEAM
ENGINES SAW
A N d G. RIBT
MILLS. IN
G.earing,and AL
kinds OF Iron
Caatingo for Ma
chinery and Or.
nsmental Cast.
"a
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The "hlahs belongs to the very .,
worst elaas OF laxative people. has ai.
ways got hie cara and eyes open to GEE
or hear little. then proceeds on his
errand 20 retailit "a bis fellows, ,aho
magnify what may have been o siieht
indisoretion to heinous orime.
A Chicago. boy Of ten says that when
his parents get into o fight, and his
mother calls for Aat.iron and his
father y6lls for the stove.handle, he ID
placed ingsgnnoas embarrassing posi.
tion. as he ID sure, TO get licked, no
matter who he minds. Prass.
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I1eaveC0lnmof mofa"t... M
io Ioave niston. n......... 8.U6 u m
1oSs 1oa eNewDefry... ..... ..... .1O.91 m
Ioav oavo0Doihesoury.... 2.U5 p m
Arn;,', $50 p m
"'oreenVll!e Vll!e............. 80 p m
LeSve9reonyille eat............... $50 IA
1earo lev, oetton. ...................S $50 o M
Io",o GSohGspury... .............. 1913 Z m
Ieare eare nswoerry niry y..................1 1.80 m
Arr;'s n'st0h. 10 ...,.:............. 8.G8 y m
a.JS' se III Coiumbia. ............ 4.50 p m
""uerSon 6Tonch0nd Blue Ridge Dioision
Leave Walhalla. 4.45 M Arrive 7. i6 +, 10
Leave Perr.ville 8. SO o n. 6Sbpn.
Leave Pendltton 6.1O M 4 IN = ~,
Leave Anderson 7.2O m 4so n M
arrive ut Bolton $40 a m Leave 3b0p M .
Branch Monday. wednesda. ann Friday.
on Anderson Branch. between Beltcn and
A,nders0n. An, Tuesday, Thurrday and satur,
day. THOMAS DODAMFAI, C,en. Rnp.
JADEZ NoRToN, General TicLat Anant
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and Dwellings, Patent RailinRs for ardens
and Cemeteries, Iron Settces and Arbor
Chairs; also. Brass Cestings OF oil kinds,
Bells for Churches, Schools, ork-shops,
DO. Guarantee all my work first claes and
Works at foot Of Lady street snd near. to
South Carolina and Greeuville & Columbia
Railroad Companieb' Depots. Nov rs
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n + Y q siEditor and Proprietof, 1i9iu
0Reeso Richardson st.. near Taylor,

South Carolina, has the 'EAHdE8T cIaou-
LATIoA in the upper portion of the State,
and has been regularly issued since it's in.
eption-Msrch, ~, 1856. N,'i' '-.iN
E, t5g. tbtBSoRIPr1oN. -.
Daily, six months, s4i Tri-Weekly, 2 so;
Weekly, II 80. vS.iiei st"Il.N ~ 80
=. - u ~ ADVERTISEMENTS
Inserted In the Daily at 81 square Of nine
lines for hrst, and so cents each subsequent
insertion; not exceeding five lines In
length, 76 cents. Long advertisements by
the week. month or year, at less rates,
Marriages, Eunersl hyitations, &C., 81.
~ Book ind Job Printing OF every de-
scription faithfully ysttsniiadS6.l /
s., ,yuiiiunss iiiius po,pspp,e,. ,sp,,1A ANDERSON. M ~
5 Robert EEgcss SPsrtanburg. t's.oH
]. A.. Grigsbyy RidgowAyU!. r.. s- t''ls 9
E..A. Scott, Newberry. * rp,J ~. 't.-
H.W. Leveou. Abbeville. .t,ev...
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Change Of Schedule.

Change OF Schedule.
SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD CoMPAnY.
COLUMBIA, 5. O., October 10. 1873.
ESa faN EsM 66FpasSgas. Change Schedule
tAssS ~ s.E E.iaz-.-sn tO 80 into effecton
and after Sunday, 18th instant:
MAIL AND PABBENaER TRAIN.
Leave Oolumbia a at. -. :, .. aln. M,
Arrive at Charleston at. ...!4.20 nna
Leave Charleston at. 9. ar, nv,
: --!-c =. Cc!:::.s.: p
s!agT ExnnEss, Rkranr Asn ANnnsrxopA.
TIor TRAIN, Sundays excepted.
.eevegoinnoia.T.15 p M Arrive. 4. 80 ~
! Qsmdep TrainI ruDs III on day, " ednesday
and Saturday, as follows:
Leave Columbia LEO pm Arrive IL, 10 en-
Leave M Csmaen 6.50am Arrive eds pp1
~. b. PIoxINs. General Ticket Agent. Is
.DURn 'oAhaFOKNfA An dELi0X.
1El 'Dso 18 .ae Sr.at j. %! gnENERs.vsi 1
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S5ermamn, aso., Gonnerifae, Scn Sht 1875.
S6mdbifdes NatipmuI 2feb.

0el. 5p6 penn Oa6ifein an.
lleber'm Scean, oa liegt Elm id6nes2anb,
Nn Der SOnau unb am gtefar Strano
Su mciner Susenbseit bat i9 10 piele
Sreuo',
Senn ilberau ba berridt 9emutbIidfeit.
SicieS id0ne9.no, lit mein 9eimatbss
LAMB,
SIT mein liebcs, tbeures dpabenlano.
$50 Der 8udguf ldrsit, un6 Der SGafer
trcibt,
Scine 9eeroe auf ble crime gSei0'
$50 Oie9srde frlb, i6on ibr9oblieo finat
lln2 Ger Nldersmann Die Genie ihminQt.
GtclcS id0ne9anb, lit mein Seimatbs.
LAMB,
SIT mein Iiebes, tbeursS S5wabenIano
$50 Gin S6iIler lebte, ld) 70 bod erbebte
lluo Elm llblano oud uniterbIi6 lit;
$50 &Oni9 Sarl rcgicrt, uno Gas 3epter
filbrt,
lluu miro tets geliebt nlS gutter Surf.
Gicle5 i6one &ano, lit mein9cimatbss
LAMB,
ST mcir Iiebes, tbsuresS Sdwabcnlano.
SSo bie 8ebe bIlbt, unb tes Morsens
fIub
Der g8inscr freubi9 on Die 9trbeit gcbt :;
Die Serge 81 eriteigcu, Die 8ebe su be-
fhneioen,
8eru elmer rciAen GrnI' entecaen Icbt.
0ieies ldone 2nnb, lit mein 0eimatbS>
LAMB,
SIT msiu Iiebes, tbeures S6tuabsnlanb,
@o Der Iodtisau ibr fdou @cione
erihaHt,
llnN sic 3eiii9 ii6 ibr 9tcitden baut.
gSo ole M0dtcl lo6t, in benz &Urrfel
boft,
SIREN Sunacu, Sic ib ibr uertrau'a.
Sielcs l00ne 9ano, iit melnSeimatbS,
Lamb,
SIT mcin Iisbes, tbeurss SdwubcnIunb.
g9o Der Star icin sleit in 6cn Gidbaum
pift
$50 CT feline Sun9cn treuIi6 pfeot.
9So ouS luu9e Sdaaf nad Der SHUTTER
bI0tt,
gScnn c6 iib Elm ncnig hat berirrt.
Sieies ldone9anb, lit mein 9eimatbs'
LAMB,
SIT meiu Iiebts, tbcuresSdwabenIanb.
wo Die S@woben MaOeI, nit Den bifen
ISABEL,
Singcnb. fderaenb an Dem Spinnroo iibt;
Sid Die 3cit oertrciben, germ bel Suben
bIeibCn,
Bis iic iid) gang intt Gctilbt.
9icics id6ue @arb, 1T meinScimatDS'
lamb,
SIT mcin Iiebes, tbcureSShwobenIonb.
3. lN. Nfaurer.
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Sas @eiratDsgeim6.

ySl6rden, marum lahit Cup"
uSabnba, bas braudft Iu nibt gu
mifen, SnfeI |"
v08arte, 0u Nafer, i'd wia Did gum
@citdntnib bringen !"
SD nabm meine YuoeImilke unc sog
lie Dem ousgeloHcnen Mfdoden berart
ilbcr bns 8eift, oob gfafe uno 9lugen
oarunter peridmanben un0 meine fleine
luIti9e &lara id nit 9dnren uno Siibcn
mcbrte.
y@eItebc ODER id ipenoe nod anbere
SoItermabregeln an"
ySa, ia, id wia often iein uno be-
fennen, uur LAP mid los, SnfeI !"
@ut, i'd licb los unO SIora 9eitunb:
sd las eben Die 3eitun9 uno swar Die
Jtubrit: nSeirutbSgeiude," ba itebt, elm
iunger anIsbnlider NRonn itbt cine
9ebeusgefd9rtiu nit SermO9en. Sbrei'
fen NIT 9boto9ropbicen perOen in Der
Grpebition erbeten; id bate 9uit, cine
9lOreile einsulenben."
uM1Od'n, bilt Or ton"
vSas ni6t, aber i'd fam mir bod
wobl elnen SpoB MAIDEN"
ySieie olrt SpaBe iinb eefdbrIid; oaS
g8enisitc, mas seideben tann, lit, oab
man T6 Id6erlih madt :! SSas lit Der
3ue6 berarti9er 9ciude? Gr wia pieI'
lei6t cine Yfleserir fir feline alien Sage,
lie iuiQ piellei6t cinen Gruabrer, einen
Scrlorsrr, meiter nidtS. Sie 9ctratbs'
oeIu6e MAIDEN ben beiIigen Suno Der
G5e Ieoioli6 gum Spefulationsbesroe
uuo Ie perfiinbisen Die sarteiten 8ante
Der @eieuidaft."
,,Su hait wobI Ge6t, SnfeI, aber
0u betradteit Die 9eiratbs9eiude gu
Iebr BON ser ernitbafteu Seite. SD febe
nur oen @toff gu einem Gmiliement in
linen uno besbaIb nil ids nit einem
Siaet, bas ib einien6e, beriuden;-id)
modte germ iuifen, iuer Der 9eiratbs'
Iuitiee il !"
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Samntpfait3um0eit.

gcim gnpfansen bon 8dumen, na>
mentli6 Sbnbdumen, iuir6 oft iebr fs6>
Ierbaft berfabren. Die 94iener lan6s
luirtbidaftIi&e 8eitung bemertt oaraber
Sol9enoes: Die 8aumgru5en crbalten
cine entipre6enoe @r0Re, aIIcin fait
uberaa wiro nit Dem Ginfiiacn Der @rbe
in oieielben aud 9lcl6 oos 4Fansen
perbunoen. Gin Sinten Ser Groma6en,
notbmenoigerweiie ou6 beS YHdn3Iinss
lit unauSbleiblid, alfo itebtn birlelben
nleiitenS gu tief. OaB elm nl0slidit
tiefes nno breites Sod au8acgraben nirb
1T gang ridtig, ebenfauS gut lit es, bn
no Die Grbe 81 fdled)t lit, fe weni9tens
tbeillueiie bur6 anoere gu erisben; 0iin-
gereroe aber loa man ni6t nebmen; bic
@rube foq weni9itenS "a Sage Dor Dem
Ffansen gum 9robten Steif, bis gu as
mieoer an9efuat iein, oamit Die Groe Dor
Dem Hfan3en f6 9eniigenb ieben tann;
falls nidt before Groe porban6eu lit,
behalf man einen She'll ser suten Groe
Suril6, UNI iie on bte @ur3elu bes 8aus
mes gu brin8en, Die iblebtete Grbe brinst
man oben auf. Die @ur3eln 6es 8au.
mes merSen nidt mebr luie n6tbi9 be-
idnitten, ale berIeBtsn unb idabbafteu
Stellen milhen glatt beidnitten iper6en.
OaS Nbidneioen Der @ur;eln aeidiebt
70, ooB Der Baum auf oie S6nittFade
febt, alfo fdrd9e bon innen mad auBen.
Gs Fdaoet ME. ben Baum Dor bem Ser
pFan3en einige Stunoen in g8olIer sll
ltclen. Sas Rflan3en 9eidiebt nur 70
tisf, baB Der obere She'll Der @urleIfrone
ilber Der Groe ite9t, unb purbe bic @rbe
crit unmittelbar Dor Dem YFdn;en ein'
getutrfen, 10 barf Die 9Sur3eIfrone eerne
etwas bod iiber oie Sberfd9e bes
SooenS gu lie9en fommen, neil ionit in
Solge oeS italfen Sinteus Der 8aum bali
tiefer i:eben iullrbe, ais er biSber eeftan'
ben. Ollie iold]e angepFan3ten 8aumt
franfeln buIb uno iino suoem gan; I'M
frudtbar. Sinb Die S1ume in ridtige,
9obe ein8eiest, 70 miro bit quite Grbe ar
sic @ur3eIn 9ebradt uno but6 itarte;
9esieben NIT benielben bsrbunOen
9ierauf brin9t man bic iibrige Grbs I'm
Sen Stamm, be0iebt nodmaIS unb be.
ieltist nun BEN Stamm an einem Ffabl
suerit Ioie, nodber feiter. Sies 1T burd'
aus erforberIid. Mer6eu gdume al
ireie SteIen berpFanst, 10 fuI man nod
barauf adten, baB bic Seten 6erfelber
nad ser eIeiden SimmeIsacgenO gu itebci
fommen, wie iie friiler geitanben baben
Gnolid enpficbtt eS f6, uancntlib il
leidltfm SoSen, sic Grbe iiber ben 9SIrs
seIen nit fur3sr Spreu gu ubcrOe6en. I'm
oas 2lustrodenen su berbiiten; seitueiIi'
geS 8eeieben iuabrcnb bes SOmmers if
Dem aepFanaten Baum cbenfaIIS febl
sutra9li6.
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ySrduIein, tbeueritss SrduIein IN

nSi6's mebr- unIer 9fenbesbouS ii
Sn Ghbe - id empfebIe mid !"
SD iproitg aus meinem SERTED berbor
Juno mar tuie bonn 8lib getroffen, als i'd
mir metneu Observation-Disclosures ndber
betra6tete. Gs iuar elm Sdncioer, mein
alter Slidi6neiber, - elm Mtann bod in
BEN Sunfsi9ern, init einem MtonbI9ein
auf Gem Scpfe.
v9ber Iiebsr Bod" fa9te ib, unt
Iodte, oaB mir ser 2eib mafelte, ,,was
faat Sbnen benn elm? 9Iuf Sble oItsn
Sage brgcben Sic nod foIde Dummbei'
ten ?"
Ser baI6 to6t eridrofene Wonn pers
mo9te nift gu antluorten, itatt beiIen
nabm er 0feiBaus unO Iieb iid ME mebr
bel mir bliden. Sd erfhbte glara's
9lrm unO gin9 nit ibr nad Sauie.
rS9abe UNI meine 9tote !" iprab id.
Slara briidte mir bie Sano; ySnteG,
es mar Die erite uno Iebte, bie iG pFlGts,
i6 fenoe ME mebr cine 9lorei1e in bie
Expedition"
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8 ie 9Iternatibe.

Srau, bring mir meine SanbIhube!
Sieit 9leid!
Srau, bring mir mcine 9anOl9ube
9nf'5 eeb0rt?
Sreili6 freili9 ! Sannit net tuarten
Srau, meine SanOi6ube! SUITS
a'bort Meine Sanbi6ube
Yob Sufuf Sait Su einen Sratebl !!
Nfeinit, id hab' ionft mir su tbun?
Nfeine Sanbfdube Jag id, meine
Sanbi9uhe Sber?!
gSas ooer tpenn id frnosn tarf.
Sber-id bor fie ieIberI
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MDbcl! sdrge! 2umbrr
SdSper Sbnbers.

Sanfte StraBe, sw. @Farft uno Mosart,
,sist benz stebrten patI,Fum Bon Stabt unb eans
bierInit ereebrnit an, baB er tets @ BEL aaer
Nrt pcrrGtbie BAT. Dsssleiden 9Grat prn
allen @rSBen ron Spl; unb Netaa uhb in iebcm
St9l. Mles gut unb bldg.
Iu6 babe tG ffets suteS trpdenus Nues
5OIs unb auperrs Saumattriai, bas i'd
81 ben nisbrsifen Ct. 4Uuis YrsiIsn, ansltleB-
LID htr 8ra&t, Strfaufe.
au6 bin i6 Isent fir tte ct. 0crie
Stone GUmpa an unb Sfrfaufe be,e1
5abrifate (8lairte irbene 8altn u. 8IumentIstp
Spn 1crre Gotta ,e.), sinf6licSlif Der 5rddtt, i9
ct. 0puis SreiieH. 29 g. &abtrt.
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9anfz II. SncaiOsgei0dft
Knanth, NaChOd & Kuebne,

l 1 3 9 10 q y 81 M 9 t.
SScbfcl
in belietteen Sunntitdter tnb sn ben btGi8fff.'
laees- Gcurien nuf eis meiifsn yldee III Isuldl-
lamb, Seiterrsidb, Der Sdpeij Grantrsth, Ssl-
lamb, Selsin, Shpsefn Ncrwtsfu, DGnemarf,
RueIaub, nHsarn r.
Nus;ablungen
trrd bic pclfGmter, ftfpis per 5stesrapb In allen
Idsen 9eutfblanbs, bfr g tipeis, Seifreth8 t.
frsi tns 5aus. Giniaifirung prn Grbf6afisn nn6
5rrherunaen jeter SIrt in dtten 9beilen GurOFnS.
9rcoitbriefe
fur Jeiisntt sur geu"buns in aasn Starisn
Gurcpa'5.
gencraI. 9tgrntur Der @6ler 2inie,
DamFfsr srfsr Qiafie srtfaen Sifw y0rE Ins
6amEurs.