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The Democratic advocate., 1875-06-05
A Hermit.

The Hanover, Pa. Citizen says Some
time since, there appeared in York paper
a statement concerning wild man, said
to have been discovered near our town.
The article, though incorrect in most par
ticulars, was not wanting in that grain Of
truth which generally saves 4 sensational
story from utter condemnation as being
made out of whole cloth We have taken
pains to ascertain the whole truth, which
We now lay before our readers, and surely
it is sad enough; for the condition of the
subject would really be no worse; would
in fact be far better, had be been born in
sayagery. Daniel Luckenbaugh, the man
in question, was born about sixty years
ago, near Jefferson, this county. His
parents were respectable people, and gave
their son an ordinary English education.
Doubtless his mind was early imbued with
the sad superstition which, in after life,
has made him an object of mingled loath
ing, fear aud pity. When a young man
he married, and as far as the world saw,
prospered in business. Death invaded his
home, and after short intervals his parents
and wife died His mind became affect
ed, and about twenty years ago he was
wholly overcome by the delusion that he
was under the spell Of evil spirits, who
were tormenting him. Forsaking his
friends, he betook himself to the solitude
Of the woods, near the farm of Mr. John
Hoffacker, in West Mannheim township,
about six miles southeast of Hanover,
where he built himself small hut, made
of earth, in which he passed number of
years. Some kind neighbors, taking pity
on him, put up small, but comfortable
building. He occupied this only short
time, for under the notion that the
"witches" were after him, he fred his
home and it was burned to the ground.
For shelter he dug pit in the ground
about eleven feet long by three feet wide
and he same depth, with a covering of
stone and earth, where he has since spent
his miserable days His furniture consists
of bed of filthy rags and cooking ap-
paratus that would disgrace Digger In
dian-comprising tiny stove, (the gift
of neighbor,) an old dingy coffee pot, a
jar and several old crooks. He is covered
with rags, his feet bare, and presents a
horrible appearance. He is about five feet
nine inches tall, small beard and long thin
hair, on long and rather well shaped
head. He is said to be of great strength
and very swift Of foot, and at times very
savage and dangerous. He is quite deal,
and it is said he has quite good memory.
He has an especial fondness for tobacco,
and as far as known has never been sick.
The neighbos-some moved by fear and
others by pity-furnish him with food.
Taken altogether, we have never seen so
wretched being, or SO miserable a sight
outside an insane asylum, and few there
that eau match the utter wretchedness Of
this poor old man.
The Democratic advocate., 1875-06-05

SPRUCE UP.--If you get moment to
spare, spruce up; put the gate on its hin
ges; put little paint or the picket fence
you built last year, trim up the yard; make
il cosy and inviting. Do not say you can't
find time 10 attend to these things. The
fact is, you have no right to be slovenly.
II can do no good, but on the contrary, il
viii mar your peace, wound your selfre-
spect and impair your credit. Then BY
all means, spruce up little at ode times,
and at even times too for that matter. Il
win make you feel vastly better, and you
may be triAe proud Of your pretty home
stead; yur wife aud children viii Be made
happier for it your neighbors win be en-
riched and blessed BY II, And your farm
win be worth more money in the market
and Of greater value at homo II you spruce
up little now and then.
The Democratic advocate., 1875-06-05
Paris Green.

The New York Euening Post and sew
eral Western papers have been discussing
the old question Of whether the coloring
matter commonly called Paris green (arse-
mite of eopper,) when used in the manu-
facture Of wall papers and to kill insects,
is put in form dangerous to human life.
There is safe old rule that seems appli-
cable to the question whe ther or not Paris
green shall be used on farms-"When in
doubt about doing anything, don't do it,
Those who believe that Paris green is a
deadly poison which will be taken up by
growing plants in quantities large enough
to injure the health Of, if not To kill, those
who eat the fruit of the plant, have at
least raised a reasonable doubt as to the
safety OF its use. In July of last year
three persons who partook Of lemonade
and "chow chow pickles in New York,
were killed by Paris green which had in
some way got into either the 'chow-chow"
or the lemonade, and is supposed to have
been blown there. The family of a ply.
sician in London was poisoned by eating
some bread which the baker had placed
on shelf with Paris green while the loaf
was still warm. Professor Tuscu, of
Kings College, London, says that arsenic
has been employed as steep for seed
wheat to prevent smut, and that NJ. Au-
douard says he has detected traces of
arsenic in the crops raised from seed wheat
thus treated. DR.. Edmund Dayy saws
that arsenic, as il exists in artificial man.
ures, is taken up by growing plants. and
that he found cabbages and turnips giving
unmistakeable evidence of being arseniated.
Professor Tuson's experiments confirmed
the observations Of Audouard and Davy.
Professor Kedzie, of the Michigan State
Board OF Health, investigated the subject
and has concluded that cases of poisoning
from Paris green are much more common
than is generally supposed; that almost in
initesimal quantities of arsenic taken into
the living system are fraught with danger
to health aud life, and that one of the
most common ways in which the noison i
taken into the system is By the inhalation
Of small PARTICLES of the poison derived
from wallpaper colored with il. or from
cultivated fields over which IL has been
spread.
This opinion is not fully supported by
all the evidence in the case. The work.
men in manufactures of papsr.banpinv,
are exposed to the danger, If there is apy.
of inhaling fine particles of the Paris green
used in mixing the eolors, and vet manu-.
faoturers sav that tbev have noi;ead no IN
The Democratic advocate., 1875-06-05

PAwsBRoKER's Sraxs.--The pawn
brokers' sign Of three balls is said % have
originated as follows The Medeei fami.
iy, Of Florence, placed on their shield three
golden pills rs an allusion 10 their profss.
sional origin. The family became the
greatest Of Italian bankers, known as the
Lombards, who were the first to establish
the pawnbreking business in London, and
used the symbol Of tho three balls as a
coat Of arms. From this il came TO be
used BY Pawnbrokers in general a. sign
Of their business.
The Democratic advocate., 1875-06-05

There are only eve States IN the Union
where the Goseraor receives : salary Of
but q 900. These are Michigan, Nebras.
ka, New Hampshire, Rhode Island and
Vermont Louisiana and Indiana nav
$4,000, and Pennsylvania $4,000.
The Democratic advocate., 1875-06-05

THE AUrHoR OF MErAMoRA. John
A. Stone, Of Concord, was the author Of
Edwin Forests famous play Of aMeta.
mora" Forrest paid $500 for the manu-
script His executors sold il to couple
Of star actors after his death, for $1,000.
Stone vas an actor himself, occasionally.
He was only thirty-three, when In tenn
porary &c Of insanity be drowned himseli
IN the Schuylkill river.
The Democratic advocate., 1875-06-05

HOUSEHOLD HrNTs.- tablespoonful
of black pepper put in the first water in
which gray and buff linens are washed
will keep them from spotting. twill also
keep the colcrs Of black or colored cam
brics or muslins from running, and does
not harden the water A little gum arabic
imparts gloss TO ordinary starch.
The Democratic advocate., 1875-06-05

It is well known that the blue and
scarlet colors In juxtaposition cause dag.
King effect on the eye. These colors,
strung on line and placed over strawberry
beds, produce a puzzling effect on the
birds, and il Is said no bird will enter the
garden while these colors hntter in the air.
The Democratic advocate., 1875-06-05

The inconsistencies in our orthography
are something fearful TO contemplate.
Tongue spells ''toDgue," " and the man
who first spelled it should have been
hongue. Ache spells .ache, " and that's
all you can mache out Of IT, Eight
spells "eight," no matter how you depre-
ceight the idea and that aisle should
spell aaisle," and fe-i-g-n s'feign" is
enough TO make anybody smaisls, IL the
effort were not too peignful
The Democratic advocate., 1875-06-05

To KEEP Fups.-Put fns into their
box, aud with good paste Or mucilage fas-
ten strip Of paper over the crack left
between the lid and box and put them In
a closet. The fall win find them safe and
free from the unpleasant odors that tohac.
co, camphor, etc, always leave il furs.
The Democratic advocate., 1875-06-05

A little girl at school read thus :---aThe
widow lived on limbacy left her by
relative" "What did you call that word?"
asked the teacher; 'sthe word islegacy, not
iimbacy." "But, said the little girl, ''my
sister says / must say limb, not leg
Boston Courier.
The Democratic advocate., 1875-06-05

A Western editor thinks that if the
proper way Of spelling tho is ''though,r :
and ate 10 ''eight," and DO Is s'beaux" the
proper way Of spelling potatoes must be
'.poughteighteaux'' and t6e new way of
spelling softly is psoughtlcigh.'
The Democratic advocate., 1875-06-05

An old lady, hearing some one reading
about Congressman at large, rushed into
the kitchen door shouting, "Sarah Jane
Sarah Jane! don't you leave the clothes
out all night, mind | tell you, for there's
a Congressman at large Erprca.
The Democratic advocate., 1875-06-05

All bachelors are not entirely lost 10 the
refinement Of sentiment, for the following
toast was given BY one Of them at pub
lic dinner-aThe ladies, sweet briars in
the garden Of life
The Democratic advocate., 1875-06-05

Dear me, how fuidly he talks, " said
Ms. Partington recently, at Temperance
meeting. II am always rejoiced when he
mounts the nostrils, for his eloquencs
warns every cartridge in my body"
The Democratic advocate., 1875-06-05

We have heard Of but one old woman
who kissed her COW, but there are thou
sands Of young ones who have kissed great
calpes.
The Democratic advocate., 1875-06-05

A boarding house keeper advertises to
furnish gentlemen with pleasant and com-
Portable rooms: also, two gentlemen with
wives"
The Democratic advocate., 1875-06-05

DANGER or PRorRAcTED SLEEP.--But
here, as in most other cases, the evil Of
deficiency has its counterpart in the evil
Of excess. Sleep protracted beyond the
need Of repair, and encroaching habitually
upon the hours Of waking action, impairs
more or less the functions Of the brain,
and with them all the vital powers. This
observation is as old as the days Of Hin
pocratus and Arct@us, who severally and
strongly comment upon il. The sleep Of
infancy, however, and that Of old age, do
not como under this category Of excess.
These are natural conditions, appertaining
to the respective periods Of life, and to be
dealt with as such. In illness, moreover.
all ordinary rule and measure OF sleep
must be put aside. Distinguishing Il from
coma, there are few cases in which Il Is
not an unequiyocal good; and even in a
eomatose state the brain, we believe, gains
more from repose than from any artificial
attempts to rouse il into action Edin-
btw9k Reris,r.
The Democratic advocate., 1875-06-05

The line of life is a ragged diagonal
between duty and desire.
The Democratic advocate., 1875-06-05

Al affair ofthe heart The circulation
Of the blood.
The Democratic advocate., 1875-06-05

Loving kindness, says the Talmud,
ab greater than laws, and the charities Of
life are more than all ceremonies"
The Democratic advocate., 1875-06-05
Select poetrp.
|IARK's EVENING SONG.

sis. i. S "a sunset pales 20 sOmbre gray,
~ hin woodland wraps itself III deH-'
.lm Of life has died away;
'=4.F bat begins his nOiseless cruise.
' hcla heralds in the night,
81. and sweetest OF the quiring throng
<I I'.1& K. Ihe lark that noats In yiewleSs night'
81 FIth her the sovereignty OF song
- '.-Ili| hrewells 10 the dying day,
x. |l| ia deepening zenith. First 10 rise
'' +. .f#@ INA air 10 meet the dawnng ray,
*-.. fII| him still exploring azure skies
s.f + .Hs.I1a closes in, yet still on high
I.N E2I1H|st ofthe heavens poun forth hismeiody
, 1875-06-02
Gbriitppb bpn sdmiS's Sngerbs
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@ebunben In Bappbedel a Is Gents. Wltt
Vfu8lin<Hiiden a 20 Gents. Sang
Muslin rs Gents.
eefnrfd ron Giebenfeis, mie sr iur GrfsnntniB
Der NSeibnad)tSabenb. Cine Gradblurs gum Meib.
nadts9eibent fir &inber.
Der Hpienftod. Cine intereTiaute Gr3Gblune.
Der OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES SobannisfGferdben.
3pe Gr3dblun9en.
Die Sopfenb atben. Cine Hes.benbeit aus Dem
Gebei zines armen Dprfs bulebrers.
Guffddbiu8. Cine Gei9i6te Der briftliten Borjeit.
Sas y umenfGsbdben. Cine GrjdbIung benz Bill
.benoen utter g%etpiomet.
@ofa Don 2anaentars. Cine Gsi&i6ts bss alter'
tbums.
i6idten beg Iltertbuins.
Die Radbtisaa. Cine interefante Gelhibte.
sfpbert, Der 1B atfenfnabe, ODER: 9as Inosnfen
an Die Muthr.
eubmfs, Der W~Rsmaneeres.
Sieben Grsdb 'nnsen,
Sdnnetcn uno Mmalte.
Die Waiblumen.
emma BON Sinfemfein, obsr: cntt ma@t auss
out.
@fbeIm Ten. Gin ssiaiatliass GsmaISs.
'Oas ner'orene Rine.
Sas 8dubden. Das NaubidloA.
Der .sute. Briborn unS Der b6ie Distridb.
3~,peisngsert G%rsdblnnsen; 3@si ssnse.
Die Ordtn Sulta, ooer: RInollte Glebe, 2reue
@Ottfriee, Der iunss einfeSIsr.
Der @brfffbaum.
Die fleine 2autenfpteierfn.
0as 2Gmmden.
Fernando. asbsnsssiai9ts zines iunssn Grafsn aus
&upiermim,en uns @olsfiae. 1as SoseL
m arsaretba sIam SSSs"t s S.' asaistaSsas. Sas
Die ssaersbrnnis. Ba6trautb am ssbsin.
Der Diamautrins. Das marienbtic.
, 1875-06-02
SDatt'S 2ebenS'S aliant.
Gin mebi,iniShes Wuuber.

Rbeumattsmus, Reuralsta, @tdt In ibrsm fblimnaYsa
Stadium, SerpftIn. 86ntes. R~ranfteit. @rpfpelas, aitr
9sfapare ane bic i3linmmiisa 5als ron Siutsraatsst'
ten, erpBe S6pdhe, 2eber. unb glterenletesI Ntng.
wurru &c. &c. wirb aufs Sefimmtsfe eurb eieien &Sni8
aaer 8etnisuuesmittsl sebetlt. Derielbe 1T s3reIunp-
%swansis Sabre ptneur6 pom publitum erprsbt cat
punperttauftnbe bon 5duen sebeilt unb eurirt nete,
menn mad @pri6rift s%snpmmen. ST etn f&erss pstl.
mittsl pom Jtheln in allen ~belbaren 7aaen, curiri bic
faulfsn eltsa @ei4pdrs, ielbf no Der 8no&sn l&pH sn.
9~etrefien III.
pap, 3raeDeen i'm parf-4teater ;u 8rpctlpn, ~ D..
pom GrOnifGen Ntsumatismus. nadben, berfelte ssne
@rfole. BON ben prrsusIi6asn @srtten @uropa's anb
Amertta's ttbdneelt pprpen mar.
Spatt's 2ebcns.S aifam eurirte 5srrn q. o.
SOUS. Dpdmafer Ne. III Mabtion Ctr, BON etnern
eefabrli&sn @ei&pir, na6bem sr feds VlpnaEs TN
Srpaera9 Spiptal mar une bort ais unbeilbar srfsart
purbe.
Spatt's 2ebems.8aIiam tsttte 5,rrn 5aepb Wstt,
Office SO. 242 4resnpiG Ctr, ron etnem f~crpfuIsisn
@el6mHre, ppbsi bic 5dulntb f6pn bis auf ben SnUGsn
aeprunsen mar. 5err 8. bat pdbrenb Is Sabren aad
s%elhstener Seiluns teine QDtsbtrbslan8 Der Rranisett
~erfabren.
Spatt's eebens.S aliam earirts Ssrrn gDtutam
Springer, Ne. 1888 Brpsme Str, r~pafdnbi8 BON suit
cen @ttt oes Rrantsn fbon oerwtrrt bate. Der Ve-
| uannts fpnnis nt6t feline 5anb ;um appfe srtebsn anb
mar pdbrsnb prsier Micnate an's Bet %esfefslt.
bel Npptbetern i'm IlGenleinfn, iu 81 per Jldfde. SstS
flaibfn S..
9sGt,'s bern m ts $ stImttte1 Has
Spatt's uIfeblbarer Qebens.8 alfam ~ 81 90.
Spattfs IA b.. bpppslt fastsr 2sbsns. BALKAN, ,u
81. 25. - Spatt'S gulmpuie 9alfam. pber Der S9w,ne.
iu&tisen %yrsuub, ju $500. Spatt's Spis eiai.
msnt, ~unftblbar fIr eeiesn unS S&natrssn iebsr art,
aVpfnsb. Snfutnso, Gatarrb, su IS gts.
Wsnn c6ise arttsl ni&t in surer Npctbsts pber an ru.
rem, Ylase su boten ilnp, 70 ipenbs man ftt brett an bas
Central pspS. 2i6 @5aasar., y 3:
llstsraa bin per @rprss ssrfttdt bsim baltsn
Dusenb. tSm2Uian
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Aeenfen Derlanst!
Cast Adrift Cast Adriftll

Gtn %pnrsisss .Ssitsnflf ~ zen beraemtsa NlItrtss
,,Ihrse Years in a Man-Trap" unb Ten Night.
IN a Darkroom" spn z. c. art6as. Das lee.
aae eseRte oa& etsies esfsisrteu S6rtftfsa..s - alan
!sae taalrtrt, elegant s%sbuReen, miro AZ 2auisnbta pn
talIt. We ptro pen ben tsrpprraaenefrn psrlontn nm.
5sisnngea es eanbss auf has @anRiafs b%rurlbeilL
S.ae Vsl9t9ts pom Wsrbrs4ea uns Selsieiaunasxi n
anlstsF wtitte, ptiUe ia benz ~rubteteA 5eriea lprsneg
Ger u%fcIalttat. bspiritn ais @eisse. aasaisa' pslS
,.Man-Trap' psrtduften, muien minbe[tens nsS nj
maI y PEI S%reHpIaTs etsles Su&ss p~srtauten.
yortratt IN StaeIfi& Nirp sinsH. Iseea Subisribsntsn
aosrtsI9t Usl6rs;bsnbs etreulars unb fpI8t mt BEN
Sse!sssHnssn psrbsH fret auf anfrast p~erfsnsst BEN
T. IN Stoocsrf u. &c.. p~RsItibtrs, 1888 Sanfum
S"ust SV"a'' w. 1~7luut4gD;
, 1875-06-02

babel brilante @eI1dfte, oa man ibnt &c
w0buli9 eth Douceur bon 500 Dollars per
abret6t.
10000 autgatorenbdut,
psroen idbrlid bon itioltHeu 6dnolern ge
geibt uno nit ben bliii9eusB shien ptro 10
init binuen $ur3em ant3erdumt ietn.
- alpbonfe 8oper, Der i'm lester
Monut in Baris itarb, mar friber Oireftol
Der sroBsn Sper Hno perfaBte bic 2tbrettoa
au Sue pt 2ammsrmoor", y2a Sauorita",
yDon Yasquals" unb yStbeuo."
@rantb bat etuen Sobn, ben
tapfern Obertten SrtebriH nod
Osllomstone> @rpeouion an5uidlteBen.
-9er neue amerifantf9e 8 E.
anote am 8iener Sof, @oblooe
9. Srtb, 1T am lesten Sounabsnb in 8ien
e.n9erofsn.
-Die bsuti6en 8tfb1fe pieiien
nod lan9e nldt aus benz let5ten Hof, oa
uob iebr utsIe IRIS God meroen biueinwaubern
mlHea.
am 27. @spt. D. s. miro in @anitatt
Die Gutbilung beS Retter tanobils
oes oes peritorbsnsn &0niss @ilbetm
l. BON 8hrttembers fattftnen.
Son 1867 bis 1868 murten in al.
gerlen 87 90nen, 248 Yantler, 28l Spd-
neH, 5579 Sdafals getDotet; i'm @an5en
6193 re;Benbe 3biere. Sait ale 20meu mus
Den IN Der Yropin3 @onltanttne erlest.
- Die Nfabemie Der id1nen &iinfte in
BariS bot Srn. anton 81 in # II an
Ste1e oeS peritorbeuen perm DauGaisne.
N1 shuI nm rorrp{nnu hfrouh IN mff0IfoN fhrer
Abtbetluns fir Muft ernaunt.
30 6ere, 8srtafer beliebtsr
8omane, pie ,Die fabrenben Sitter,
uOte @ebeimniiie beS 2ouprs", vDte pier
,Srauen zines Baiha", yBariier @lenb" Il. {.
~, 1T i'm Ilter BON 55 Sabren in PariS ge=
ltorbeu.
-Saine, Der B Ii 8 III teransD.
Il d Iefhetifer iagt: Sn Der menf1>
l,den @eiellidaft unterideioe i'd a 8lafen:
gisbenbe, Shr9ei5i9e, Beobabter nnb Warren.
Nm elidli6ten ilno Die Barren.
8 lie d0n 1T es, menn 8riiber
i~rieoltd J. ammen pobnen. Der
iun9e Sartoris, Der Shmie9el John beS
Pralioentsn, miro fd nun aud ais &ompass
nou osr neueu @rautihen Sanqutsrtrma ans
lGlieben.
per beribmte Sc m p #
Sr 8 at cine Stelle am @ie.
ner Muifuerein nieber9ele9t. uno Der ebema.
lise Spernoirect0r 9'rbef lit fiji. ben Blas
in GusIidt senommen.
Ole v@ermunian bas be.
uItramontane Organ,
tlast iiber bic emisen Observation-Disclosures
uaO figt bin5u: pen Sop laffen mir
oarum nod lange ni4t bdn9en." Arme
yGermaniu!" USE t%Ountelt bu oas au6
aufan9en.
Pas so. Niebsrrbeinif4e
% niitfef bat gu Yfiusten in Oafeloorf
tattsefuuoeu inter 2eitung ees Brof, fors
Solepb Soad,im, DIRECTORS Der foni9l. 9ohs
Iduls iiir Diuiif in Berlin uno oss t0ni9l.
Muittbireftors Sui. Saui6 aus Oifeloorf.
Inter Inoersn pirfte aud Srau Yelhta.
Genrner NIT.
-Sn Yeru fino reue @uanofelber BON
euormer 4uSosbuuns uno fir SeriAifIns
iebr sanfiis geleseu entosdt poroen.
u 16. Der mtrb 3u Sau-
tia9o in @b,li Die sIueite tnternatlonale Ins
f, lung itattFno:u.
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ems sog bic idUnen @efiats5iise be-
8rdftn 5uiammen.
SIS 1T unsebeuerli@ !" iaste fie.
runsebeuerlid, in Der Gbat%
rMtoroer uno 8ranofifter !"....
ST brad in Elm lautes, idneioenoeS
frampfbaftes, fiirdterlides Qahen aus
Isle iinb es," rief er, poie MIDI 70
nennt !"
Die Srau BON @lauoieuie sewann nit
elmer auBeroroentliden Gnltrensansen
ar tire &raft pieber.
rSa, erwioerte fte, ria to-. Mir sez
s%eniiber f0nnen Gle Sbr Serbreden
nidt leu9nen. SD femme ben 8ewe9s
9runo, ben Die 0sidter nidt periteben...
Sie 9laabten, id) meroe meme Drobunz
gen tpabr MAIDEN, uno batten SurAt
49,. oils td Sic raid oerlieB, ia9ten
Sic it'd ,Gs TT aus, ie sebt, tim I(@
les ibrem @atten mitsutbeilen.' l1uo
Sic lesten 6eaer an infer Saus, tint
meinen 8atten binaus5uloden, . Sranos
FILTER! Damn saben Sic 5eter auf i'm
80 0roer !"
ST ladte nod INNER.
nNlio oaS baben Sie erfunoen !" uns
terbrad ct ite -. r8em molten Sie
oenn oiele ladlerlide A~uslesuns slauben
maiden? ~l1uiere 8riefe ltn6 perbrannt
uno 10 ipie Sie leusneten, metne @eliebte
9epeien gu isin, 70 fOnnte id) leu9nen,
Oab id ientals Sir 2iebbober ipar...
8in i'd es iib%riaens, ben ein Gufieben
trdfe? sic wiiien, oaB oieB nidt Der
Saa 1T, uno Sic perselien, oaB bas, mas
eine Srau ehrloS madt, benz Wanne Ell.
men ne;ten Slang perleibt.... Dies
iinO eben uniere Sitten! l1no mas Die
6urdt Dor Germ BON Glaubteule be-
trift, 70 weib man, oa6 id Niemanoen
fiird)te -. gu iener .3eit, als mir uns
Iere 2iebidaft in Der Seimlidfeit Der
Weiasartenitrabe perbarsen, ia, oamalS
fonnte id SIREN @atten firdten, oenn
er bate uns eires Cages iiberraihen
~f0nnen, oas @eiebbud in oer etnen, ben
Nepoloer in Der anoern Sano, uno ge>
itiitt auf ienes @eiee, peld)es BET ms
Den @bemann gum 6idter unb 8ou<
ltreder ietnes 1lrtbeil8 in eigener Sade
Iuber bielem aber, auber
Dem Sale Der Gntoeduns auf friider
welde benz @atten g%eltattet, Ell
nen Inoern mie einen 9uuo nieoersuz
menn ct iid) nidt pertbeioi9en
ooer wtQ.... mas braudte man
lih aus benz @rafen @laubieuie at mas
'hen! @as fiimmerten MIDI SIRE Quo
ooer iein 9aB!"
6ortieeuns folst.)
, 1875-06-02
Gin OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Sudb!"
Grtbnr's letteS unb sr0Btes.
0efabr!!

ooer: Seripunbetia benz Saus zines Sreunbes.
Oieies pplteneetffe Bert pieies 8eteronen Der
Amerltarilten Slteratur bat ais Yorpuri einen De-
9%entano, lpelber oas loeiale &ebeu unieres ~seiammteu
lber ltsbel, NEEDLES es ~blositeat. MuRerprtenttid,
%lpannenn nne aufresene, ipiro es bon @asn nit
Se8i:roe 9e!slen lusroen. Slluftrirt une id6n ses
buncen. 98tr ltno ettl6loien, oas Bud in ieoer sSas
Mile os 9anoes ein5ufibrsn uuo offeriren nod ne
easeipeteTe Sortbeile allen mGnnli1en uno meibli-
den Observation-Disclosures. g8ir oerlangen LIBERAL
N9enten uno itiden gratis auf Werlaneen Bsoinsuns
gen uno beI6reibenoe Gireulare. 6. W6, gtoesart
II. Co., 1913 Gbeitnut Str., pbifa. 4gD2ms.
, 1875-06-02
Mmtrtfaniide Snaenb=B ibliptbef.

-
Sn bibi9e Bappbedel nit WuSIin>8Jden
geburben a Is Gents.
Roger nnb sSeiRe, bon 5ranB 6offrtaut. Der
trene @ddbter. 3ufantmen in einem Banb.
Der @ieerfpenffise, opn SranJ 5offmann.
&leines lift bic HBieee beS @rcAen, BON Gran3
6ofmann. - Die 6tsfabrt. 3ulammen In
eineln Sano.
Die &eneeleufaten, bon GranB boffmann. - Der
&dbtffbrud3. 3uIamnen in einein Bane.
Sd febe bid id,pn, BON Sulius 6ofmann
Su folff nidbt ffeblen, =
@rpfparerS 2ieblina
Der blfmSs asiibsts,, BON SuHas ssissO.l.
Der Sedpfennis. -9rei 6atbarinen. Mms
Der 6eSenfpdrf. Drei Gr56blun9en bon 3befla
bon Gumpert. Sn einem 8ano.
@us mad,t gum eidt, BON &ifarb Baron.
Ra, nno Sanraiantis BON Gerotnano Shmiot:
mar IL aifrifa. s3uiammen in einem ganb.
Der Wlblar3t. - Der Sirfbof. ,3pei @%rsSblun'
gen bon 8. St6ber. 3uiammen In einem ganb.
aBas Der Mtenib iGets baS wire sr aud ern'
ten, bon Ri1arb Baron.
, 1875-06-02
BOO Yianps ln0 Nraeln.

neu ure aus ~ituetter Sanb. bon Sabrifanten er,
tier Alafe, iueroen 3u nieori9eren preiIen fire alb ooer
Nbi1la9ss3ablunaen oosr fir Mietbe in Stabt uno
Sono, tpdbreno oieier barten 3eiteil uno Der 6eiertase
ourt Sorace Waters II. Con, 4S1 S~roaewap,
~oertartt, ais ~oislelben ie iuoor IN gietu @ort ~offerirt
luuroen. Ieenten perlan9t nm 8ater's neme Scale
ptanpS une Sunccrt.C rseIn gu nertaufen. STU.
itrirte @atolo9e per polt %oerianot. CUTE 9ebineunsen
tiir ben 6anbel. Gin aroBer 0isconto fir 9ebrer.
Ueiltlibe. 1irden, 9oqeu, ShuIeu &c, 4gD25nps
, 1875-06-02
aaaNsnS I'm Druid mad ssatm mouas
NuHauenDer CrfpIa.

~ agent psretsnt sta In ptsr Sassn unb Elm aul..
Ssoe IN 8 2aeeH sNrt ben 0triauf psn
Seean's StprD ; en- gasrsr sabas pom
ssannJen. Mbsntenern une @unSsrn auf n
@it p%afsnssa abttleHnesn. ytsts a. fsrt Rtseas
hsttsf r~"' pVs'sts s.~t