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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1875-01-16

nv ie76, II. q, iimdmsiie \ Co, iims'
fo0, 1eSas, we tender @if thanks fof
iliMf neatly gotten ~ pamphlet ~
.nlndy.Gye tages, hearing tie aboVe
tile. Tho work Il compiled by James
Burke, scDlu,a Dqllyo Of Texas all
~ publishers ara Texans. II Il pro.
epiinently a home enterprise, aud IA
such, does " not deserve encourage
meJt? This aIinnnac, for such II w.
comes In good time to supply want
felt by the dIssontlnuanco Of Richard
sou's Texas almanac, and though the
present work does not pretend TO COM
pete In size with its fororunner, yet 1t
win do well for II beginning. II prom
iscs to do better as 10 grows older. II
contains much valuable original mat
ter concerning Texas and herresources,
agricultural, typographical and histori-
cal. Two late maps Of Texas, worth
fully fifty cents each, add greatly to
It's value It's agricultural calender is
adapted to t,c latitude Of Houston and
Dallas. It's sold mt the low price Of
thirty-ilve cents, retail; one-third dis
count to the trade. See advertisement.
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"OId TIge."

The Little Rock Gazette says: 'In
Dallas, Texas, on New Years eve
night, Mayor Cabell was presented by
the council of that city with an elegant
gold-headed cane. The fire department
presented him with fine cloak, and
one OF the popular merchants Of the
place with an elegant dress hat. Next,
Miss Nettie Cabell, daughter of the
mayor, was presented with a beautiful
silver toilet set. The old friends OF
"Old Tige" in Arkansas rejoice over
his popularity at his new home"
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Iron Wednesdays Daily Herald.]
Yesterday, in the criminal court,
William Hall was sentenced to five
years imprisonment in the penitentia-
ny for the crime Of theft, and w. w.
Stone, for keeping disorderly house.
was fined $40. - .53Nl
See advertisement of the well-known
Crutchfield house, in this city, for
sale. The property is among the most
valuable in town, and can be obtained
at n reasonable prices, for cash. Appli-
cation can be made to james O. Crutch-
field, or Messrs. CASTOR & Thomas,
bankers.
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rne Next concert.

We are requested 10 give notice that
the grand vocal aud instrumental con.
cert for the benefit of the Howard asso.
citation, which was to have been given,
by Mr.. Francis the Distinguished
pianist, and number OF our anna
teurs some weeks aga, and which was
postponed, will positively be given on
Thursday week at Fields theater
Tickets hitherto purchased are good
for this concert. A rare musical treat
may be expected.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1875-01-16

No doubt the public would like to
obtain what 1t requires at rs cheap a
rate MS possible, and many times are
induced to purchase the cheapest arti-
cles they can procure, overlooking the
fact that although professedly the
cheapest they are in reality the dear
est in the end. Take DR.. Prices Cream
Baking Powder and his true fiavoring
extracts, and they may cost few cents
more than the common kinds, yet
they are the cheapest, for they require
one-third less in quantity, and when
used in cakes, pies, buildings, ETC.,
make them splendid and also whole
some. We have yet to see the house,
wife that was not satisfied with these
articles. AS there are powders sold in
bulk for DR.. Prices, which are not his,
be sure to get the genuine, put up in
cans securely, Iabeted; and made only
by Steele & Price. 49,. Ds u '''
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a mild nperienf and gentle pUr@H'
tive, recommended for the cure of all de-
rangements of the stomach, llverand bowels.
BY their timely use much sickness Is pre-
vented. The test2of many years have prov
en- them TO be the safest, sGrest and best Oh
ali the pills ever offered to the public. They
purify the blood. remove all corrup'ions and
restore the diseased system 10 perfect health.
Az an Anaiiose .a ChiIIs amd Fever they
have 10 equni. FOr ID! Gnep,'a 7SaI are
"a sprrifsc. Eor Sick EiPatin"fie and All.
ioas Collie ihuy are Il sure cGr". f'o- Con-
siipatiou. RncuunatG.;i.. pise~. pasyitn-
lion ca tse Heart E>nIn IN in" side.
Back and Loins, Nervousness. ~ positive
remedy. For Female Irregularities,
without 81 rival. When one does not "ieel
very weil,"a single dose stimulates the sion-
ach and bowels, restores the appetite, AMI
imparts vigor to the system. sold every
where. Office. Is Murray street. New York.
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years assistant physician TO the celebrated
Ricord, Paris; from
NEW ORLIE Ms, LA. 3"
Having been for InanyyeGr student OF
D.. We large hospitals of Paris, London. Vienna
and Copenhagen, and II thorough, large ana
varied practice during ffteen years, mas
gained q most thorough knowledge OF the
nature of all chronic diseases and the treat
ment thereof and he has in his extensive
practice had an unparalleled success, and
very often effected n cure where every rem-
edy had been tried and all hope of restora-
ton had been despaircd of.
Nobody who ever suffered OF the TEDIOUS
and lifc-eD differing disease, Dyspepsia, has
ever in vain called on DR.. Bile. In every
case has he by his new method of treatmert
restored the functions OF the stomach, and
with 1t the health and sigor of the patient,
and many q person does to-day, with grail
tude, recall the moment he placed himself
under Dr.. Bille's care.
For the treatment of ladies' diseases, DR..
Bile Is deservedly renowned, aud no lady
suffering from MENORRHCEA, DYSM EN-
ORRHtEA, HYSTERIA, PROhAPsUS
female system, should not fail to call on DR..
Bile, as they will quickly be relieved OF
their suffering and ultimately restored 10
perfect health.
Diseases OF the GENITO- URINARY Or
CANS and chronic diseases DR.. Bile has
made u speciality, and this sconrge Of hui
lnanity is easily and quickly overcome by
his new treatment.
Decline and nervous debility in old or
young Ia quickly and permanently cured
and full power restored. No man is TOO old
and no young man too debilitated tlat he
cannot be entirely invigorated by DIR. Bilie's
treatment.
DR.. Billie has resided for years In New Or
leans, is endorsed by the medical fraternity
there, and by his skill and knowledge has
obtained great reputation as specialist.
DIR. Bile wishes 10 call palticularattention
to his new discovery, 10y which he, by only
examining few drops OF blood, can discov-
or IL there is any syi,hilitlc poison In the
gs the poison can lay quiet in the blood for
years, then 10 break out with all Its ravages,
and no person who ever has venereal dis
eases caii be sure that he Is cured without be-
ing exaiuined by Dr.. Bile.
Diseases OF the lungs, heart and Kidneys
quickly relieved and finally cured.
tlDr. Bile mas permanently located nj the
corner Of Market and fremont streets, over
Mason'S book store,
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1875-01-16

Fol. information about The best Steel Gang
Flows, write To COLLINS 4 Co., the celebrated
axe manufacturers, 2la Water street, New
York, Circulars free. lsw3m
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1875-01-16

A school. by an experienced and competent
teacher. Best references. No oblectian 70
NE essntry, AdorsN "yEhAsEE.r al
tht esbee. ispt
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I desire toesa pteniiss 10 fbefact that
have novel rny law once to No, 4os MAR
ssrvet oyer Williams a Crordus' drug store
at which.piaee shall be pleased 70 zee fn,
friends and clients.
zs7dltevlt WI. WILLIAM
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DIR. w. BILLIE,

graduate of the University Of Copenha-
gen, Denmark honorary NJ. D.. from tbs
University of Padova, Italy; for several
years assistant physician TO the celebrated
Ricord. PaliA: from
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1875-01-16
iFrorn Fridays Daily Herald.I

A Nev and Valuable Texas Almanac
for 1870.
To the pstaisbers Of the Texas Rural
Register aud Immigrants Hand Book
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1875-01-16
A. W. MORTON.
Cochran ST.. Dallas, Texas,
SEXTON MASONIC & CITY CEMETERIES
AND
General Undertaken.

Respectfully informs the citizens OF Dallas,
and the surrounding counties that he has
fitted up his establishment on Cochran
pared to make collins ut the shortest notice,
10 order, and trim them in all styles. He
also keeps on hand, at all times. collins of all
sizes, ready made, with the exception OF
notice, day or night. He has also made ar
rangements to keep on hand o full assort-
ment of Metallic Burial Cases, which He can
deliver on call He has the Exclusive agency
for these burial cases, for Dallas and sur
rounding counties, and can supply them at
the lowest prices. Having provided himself
with fine oval Glass HeRrse and necessary
appendages, he will undertake all the neces-
sary arrangements for burials with dispatch.
He has determined to make this his exclu-
sive business, and respectfully asks the pat
s9wtf, A. w. MORTON,
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1875-01-16
nR. TUFTS YAyR DYE

Is easily applied, i;nparia u beautiful black
or brown, aud acts like magic The best Ia
the world. sold by ali druggists. Price, one
dollar ~ box. .t.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1875-01-16
GALVESTON, TEXAS,

where he will hs pleased to see those needing
his services ut once, as his stay will be short.
Consultations con1iienliHllJ IA English,
German, French, Danish, Swedish and Nor.
&saian. ii6odliiiiWhhl
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-16

CooLxr has had some trouble with
one of his hens. She wanted 10 set, and he
didn't want her 10. He put her IN a
barrel, ducked her at the pump, threw
her into tho air and reasoned with her.
but she would persist in going back to
tho nest. Finally hc pnt hot Porce,,
lain egg under her: but she skipped
about until II cooled. and then she re-
turned and sat on tho cgg with tho air
Of having resolutely determined TO hatch
a set Of crockery and couple OF flower
pots out of tho porcelain dslusion. Then
Cooley resolved To blow her oil. lilo
placed half q pound Of gunpowdsr under
the nest and laid slow match out INT"
the yarl. A soon as ho saw the hen
seated, he went into tho kitchen to get a
light. Meantime Mrs. Cooley went into
IN, henhouse TO hunt for eggs AMI to
ac,rtain IL that idiotic chicken was set.
ting vet. Then Cooley camo out and
firvd tho train. In u coupls OF minutes
there was fearful explosion. sec
ond later Mrs. Cooley emerged preeipl.
lately from the door with her mouth
full Of feathers. her hair full OF blazing
straw and warm blood. and an assors'
ment Of drum-siicks, gizxar,ls and claws
distributed around over her dress. Then
she male dash Mt Cooley. What the
result was do not know. But met
him on the following Tuesday with
court. t.plaster on his nose and a look OF
sabjection in his Dyes. and he ini sned
4
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-16

Mn. BsrcuxR has been kisscl too
much. IL he had less brilliant mind
anil weaker head. he would have male a
donkey Of himself long ago. Very
probably no might never have written
the wretchsd letters that stand against
him now IL the hber Of his mind had
not been weakened by tho mushy fool
of praise and kisses that has been serv-
ell up 10 him. lie is not the firsi eler-
cyman to whom. on account OF IL, has
been threatened the ruin Of body and
soul. but he is most conspicuous ox-
ample Of the evil.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-16
NOTICE IN BANKRUPTCY.

~ THE DISTRICT COURT OF TUE
United staie- for the District OF Ncvada -
In IN. matter Of MAXWELL LUIS NAkN, q
Hnnknp,.-tn bankruptcy. United states 81
America, District Of Nevada, .s.-A warrant u
bankruptcy has hccu Issued BY said court
arSlnst the e.istc of Maxwell Louis Marx. OF
Gold ilill. eoaaty oi starcy and state cf cfSevsda:
In aid District. who has been duly sundr,d
bspkrur upon his own petition. and the pay
n,ent Of any debts and the delivery of any
property beianging to said bankrupt, To him.
~, n nj. nee, and the transfer of any properfy
nv him. are forbidden BY law. meeting 81
The ereditor- of said bankrupt. To prove Their
dehi. and ehoo-e ore or more assignees OF his
esiate. win be held st q Court 81 bankruptcy,
10 ss holden at Virginia, In said District. on
ths a6lh day of April. a. y. 1873. h one
o'r,cet ~ AT the affee OF Y. strother, Room
40. Oid Fellows' Building. corner q and smith
streets, virginis. Nevads. one Of the Regis
trnrs In Bankruptcy NJ said District.
GEORGE I. LAMNOS.
q. y. Marshal and Messenger In Bankupftyf'r
said District.
Lisss.T 4 Dick-os, Attorney. far BAkrupi.
apis u
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-16

Ar Green Bay. Wisconsin, Winter
still fingers in the lap Of Spring. but the
people don't mind 1t. because they have
tho garment known ~ the sawdustello.
One who has seen this useful invention
says oft: "rhis covering. which EN-
braces q coat aud breeehes all in one.
and is donned by both sexes. il made
ont Of two thicknesses OF blankets, filed
in between with sawdust. Hay or
straw can bc used for the stuaing. The
outfit looks little elephantine to a
stranger. hut the people Of Green BAY
don't mind the appearance so long ~ 1t
in So comfortable"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-16
THOU rO-MORR0w.

d thos tn. morrow Mystsry
q day that ever runs BEFORE
What hs.t thine hidden hand In store
Por mine. to-norrow. and for me-
O thon. 10 morrow what hAst thoa
Ia storo 10 make me bear thee now
O day In which Ne shall forget
The tangled troubles OF today;
q ,lay thai laughs Il duss. a. dest,
d day Of promises 10 pay.
O shelter from all present rtofm,
Oday In which weshaii reform.
O safest, beat day for reform.
Csnvcnient day ofpromlse-,
IIoLi hsek the shadow ofthe storm.
% ble-s'd 10 morrow Chiefe-t ffiend.
Let not thy mystery be less,
IIut lead us bi!ndfold 10 the enf.
-Joagaa MIR.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-03-10
8linber Gifer.

2bier uno Mleni@en fdliefen feite>
Selbit bet &auspropbete fd~iea,
Nls elm S6warm gei1nauater @Gjte,
@on ben na9ten Dadern ftieg.
Sn benz Boriaal einsS @eiden
Stimmten iie ibr 2ieb9en an,
60 Elm 2ieo, bas Stein ertpei9en,
Meni@en raien6 MAIDEN tamn.
9in3, bes WfurnerS S@mie9erbater,
S@lug ben 2aft erbarmliG id)0n,
nno 5mei ab9elebte &ater
Qualten iid, ibm bei;uit.bn.
gnolid tanden al(e &aben,
Yoltern, larmen, bab es tra9t,
3iiden, beulen, iprubeln, trateu,
8ls Der 9err i'm 9aus eripa9t.
9ieier iprin9t NIT einen Yriisel
Sn bem finitern Saal berum
S9lagt UNI iid, 3erftort ben @piesel
9Slrft elm Dubenb GaNen UNI,
Stolpert iiber e,n'9e Sp6bne,
Stir3t i'm Gallen auf bic ubr,
llnb aerbri@t atpei Reiben 3abne.
8linSer eifer l@abet nur.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-03-10

ollno i@, teulte i'd bid be6sr ? Beoarf
es, ,uenn nratt BON ber|elbeils Mil6 ers
ndbrt ,uaros, .,ueim tttaniin berselbenWiege
geI9lafen Sabr0unberte nm lid beim
Mieoerlebeu 5u lieben - Mil(ette es
toar bDIe, ,uas ou eben 1a9tel It umorme
MIDI pertenne MIDI ni6t-oos tbut mir
,pebe!
Mil(ettens @erS NOR eeriibrt eurd Sic
5artliden 2iebfoiuneen uno oeA leioen=
Den 3ultono Slotiloens; aber oicle, obne
auf Die ,umarmung bon Milfete su -par=
ten, nei9te lib iiber oisle unh {dlpb -|ie
Su >uieoerbolten N1alen in ibre Mrme.
0ann erbob iie iid), bieb au1 Miuete
aufiteDen, uno fibrte lie an eineu Gpie<
gel, inoem lie ;u ibr ia9te::
v9u bilt ppn meiner @rDSe, on pirlt
meine&leioer tra9en t6nnen. Seine 3ra6t
lit 5war blbi6, bod id tperoe lie umtau=
i9en, i'd wil> oab ou 9etleioet ieief, mi,
i9."
@on elmer &ammerfrau beoient> Be-
tra4teten iid beioe Mao@en beim llms
tleioen..
Wie Glotiloe bemertt bate, NQes an
Miuette 5ei9te uon@elunobeit; 9roB ltart
tpic iie ,par, ibre 9latte @tirne> lire
l@lanfe Saille, ibre rotben @an9en, ibre
sroben:: ldwar5en 9lusen lebbait glan-
5eno, -biloete oieie fe te @eiunbbeit ei<
men eritaunli9en Mbitano 9egeniiber Dem
frontba ften Observation-Disclosures. Sic ,uar
eben 10 9rDB als Willete, aber 1f)tpQc)
uno 5art lire lan9en 16tpor3en 6oare
soben ibren rei3enben Wansen cine
matte uno trantbafte BldNe> GIotiloe,
anmutbi9 9ebiidt l@len bet 8iiroe2eioen
5u erliegcn, ,ueIde lire Stirne triibten
uno ben @lan5 ibren 191nen Musen per-
ounfelten ; fire @timme, wel1e Id an
fan9s ,uie Ieberbaft erbob, ,puroe INNER
i@pdder> uno ibre lebten Morte eritar=
ben INNER ouf ibrcn 2ippen.. 9iele se<
genleiti8 8etra6tun9 berurladte unter
ben beoen Ma66en> tieies @tiQldwei=
gen. 9od i6 balo Der 8e,pe9ung erz
tpebreno> wel6e Der leibenbe Mnblid Glp=
tiloens rno ibre ribenoe @ute in ibr
erre9t batten, luieocrbolte Millctte oas
Ierlan9en Maoame De Yons 5u lsben.
~Sebt unm09lid> mein liebes &ino",
ant>uortete Glotiloe, l@ na9ldilg auf
Die S4ulter Miuettens itiikenb man
betritt meiner Mutter Simmer ME Dor
@}itta9. D(ein @ott! >pie iit cs mir bod
3uwieoer, gar tein @rei9niB ertrassn 81
t6nnen, iei es freuois ooer trourig
Oteln Ser5 l3la9t> es l6ld9t, oaB es mir
ben 4tbem bemmt.-@ines Sa9es lueroe
l@ pl0tli6 iterben, beiien bin i9 9e,uib
-9lber itb i9mdbe Dier i'd b0re nur mid,
oente nur an MIDI; i9 bin re9t 1elb1t=
l@tig, uno Die arme Millette i@ beibe
'e aufiteben> li6 ieben, obne midi su er.
|unoi9en, ob lie et>uas n0tbig babe -
0ai ou 9un9er, bait on Durit bit on
nuoe? wiQlt bid austleioen, millit bu
9lafen? M@ i'd betdube oi9", iebte lie
nit elmer rei5enoexSreuber3iefeit ld9elnb
)in5u (@@lub folst.)
H1inHpr (Eifr,
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-03-10

rgrou Moreorioo 1T toot"' qtt'uortete
Miillette.
sSn oieism g(u9enblide uml ml6longeu
3,uci 9lrme 5drtli6 ibren 9als uno Elm
&ub oriitte li9 auf ibre Stirne.
~9(un mir luouen lie beioe 5uiammen
belueinen"". la9te Glotiloe itiue. vMrmes
&inO 0u bit oann gleid nodber o6
9ereist, ni6t rpo6r ? uno ou Doit geoa6t,
boB on bier eine W}utter uno cine @6pc=
tier iinoen miro ? = wie liebe i'd oi6 fir
bielen @eoanten - Sa on biit nleine
@6luclter, uno id min, oob NQe bier oid)
lieben Dir 9ebprden- uno bid o6tcn.
SORT iDr" fubr lie ueiter li6 5u Der
9ienerl6oft ,penoens, luelde oie1 1e Gcene
uno Die 4ntunft Der Tremoen i'm Wor=
5immer periammelt botte: DieB bier lit
eln Sweites Trdulein De Pons wir baben
oielelbe M}il6 9etbeilt, i'd babe Die 5dlite
oer 2iebtoiun9en uno Der p1ese ibrer
Otutter empfangen.; lie bat nun bas
Ne6t, Die 9alfte pen 9(Q DEM 5u foroern,
mas mir geb0rt aus9enommen Der
Glebtolungen meiner 0lutter," 1oote lie
nit Der Mene eines uerSo9enen &inoes ;
uober i'd >uerbe Dir einen fleinen She'll
ooron lojien. N}illete berubi9e bid !"
80! i'd mD6te 1ie le1en "a. laqte oas
orme W}doden nit 2iebe.
~W}cine D(utter? 9}o6 nidt; lie
l6laf It - aber tomm nit MR." WliQette
pieoeri itono. GlotilOe bemerfte oenn mod
INNER belaoenen 8oten. rMan beio6le
i6n io9leid," befabl lie> runo lr9e oas
@epdf meiner S6lpefer bis auf >peitere
8efeble. bieber. un0 bu tomm nit mir
es freut MIDI 10 lebr, bid bel mir au
leben." l1no Millette bel Scr @auo ne6*
meno> So9 iie oielelbe our@ prd6tis einge>
ridtete 3immer bis lie in Elm @ema9
tomen> no Der lleber iluB 9(aes pereint
hattie, mas man lid bonn on9enebm Niib<
li6enooer mcbrpom unniib niiben@ngenebxlen
porlteIen fam.
~9ieles nun 9eb0rt MIR, iagte Glo-
tiloe> inoem lie Millete 5,pon9, li6 in ei.
men grOben 2ebnle1iel 5u 1ekcn; lie lelbit
nobm gu oeren 6iiben auf einem fleinen
SUBJ 9emel Ylak. u9os lit mein @alon;
CUR 9}e6ten lit mein G9loiiimmer, aur
2inten mein Nrbeits-&abinet; i'm 6inter=
9runoe mcines 9llfopehs beiinoet 1id) cine
Sbure, bic 5u @etrub's 3immer fibrt
ober id) ,uer0e ibr einen onoern Ort on<
'pelien> uno Dir ibr 3immer 9eben, 10
lulrlt ou 1owobl oes 91o9ts, ols BEL Soqe
bel mir lein, aber ou boit lpobl einen lei6=
ten@6lof = Sn 0ielem Sale fiir&te i'd
!ebr> oi9 ouf5uweden; i9 bin 1ebr oft
trant bes Nd@ts; meine @elun6beit lit
10 '@le9t! Sic 9erin9lte Mufresuno fubrt
DasTieber berbei bier nimm meine6ono,
[ubllt ou mie iie 9liibt? @as ma6te bas
Ser9niigen, oi3 gu ieben. SD bin qe-
plB, Dap cine grobe Nuf fre9un9 mir Sen
600 brinsen tpuroe. Mu@ 1T man itets
'eoa9t> mir ben 9ertn9iten Summer su
'ermeloen man per5ieDt midi, Niemono
pleoerlpri9t mir ale meine Wun1de
peroen erfillt - Sod babe id oieie
@le9te @elunobett bon meiner Mutter
'enn mein @ater tuar iebr frafti9 ME
nan mir 9ela9t fat. Mrmer Water SD
|atte lbn ME gefannt; ct lit in 6ol9e ei.
'es @tur5es bonn Pferoe geforben, j6on
ipel Sabre na6 meiner @eburt> Mber ou,
pie ou seiuno biit fii9te Glotiloe bin3u,
noem Tie Die Mrme un0 Monaeu Millet.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-03-10

9efopt, trndnete lbre Sbrdnen lno 9ln9
aus Der Stride. Ser 8ote erlpartete lie
an Dem Ylobc> ,pp lie i'm perlolen Datte>
lno beibe troten BEN gNeg sur 9fipo!!=
! jtrobe an.
9lls lie an i6rem .3ele angefommen
als W}illettc ben Tub iiber Die @6lpelle
! bes Polo ltea lette, ben i6re M(uitar be-
pobnte> uno III welden lie a1s Tremoc
cintrot, ga fiiblte lie ibrcn Wfutb linten.
, v3u ,pcm milf It 0u, mcinc &leine? I"
irogte Die 0ausmei lterin cine quite
f, ,frcunolide TrolL inocm iic lif Nlillctten
nGbcrte.
v3ur Trau Yaronin oe Yons" ont=
wortete Oiclt nit tolm perltdnoli9er
Gti1nme. 9(euen Mutb lommelno, jtiee
Willettc tiibn Die @tiege binou> uno lpie
olle 16id)ternen 2eute, ,pelde aus ibrem
9ep06nliden 2eben beruus9erijen> fein
3iel mebr beobo6ten l9ellte lie boB
bcinabe bic Ghnur Der &lin9cl obriB.
Grl6rpden 1prong Gin 9iener bcrbei, nm
su Dffren. 9(ls er elmer 8d1ttrin un6
eines NIT @epdf belobcncn Boten an
f0tig >puroc, lo9te CT miirrilb:
"&lin9clt man auf lol6e @cile 2"
SD wil nit N}ooome De Yons lpre<
6cn>" crluioerte Millette, cine @i6erbeit
er5lpin9eno> Sic iic 5u perlailen orobte,
v9}un per 16clt oenn 10 itorf mo
wogt e. Mooame oe Pons ooourtb ouf.
5uuefen 2" fra9te cine &anmerfrau bitter
oann MiQettens 9(nsug bemerteno lebte
lie NIT elmer gndoiaeren N}iene binsu
Sin Wfdod)en aus MarlciQe! Gcio i6r
etpo bic Scdter Der Trau Mar9arioo 2"
Scr Sitcl Sohter Ser Trou Maroa>
rioo ldien allen Gtol5 N}illetten's su err
meden; lie ontwortete SD bin bic Mil6=
ld'pelter oerjeni9cn, ,uelde ibr Srdulen
De Yons beibt."
~Wel6e tuir Traulein 0e Yons beiBen !"
erwloerte Die &ammerfrau; lift le ton
oiele fleine @duern -. ). gBarte bier,
mein &ino i@ mill oas Trdulein Dolen.
Melde Treuoe miro le baben> lire tleine
N{lllette mleoer 5u ieben BON Der lie int
wer lpri6t! !"
rgber meloen sic oos nidt 10 pl0b=
lid> SRI. @ertruoe", laste Ser &ommer=
oiener; "@ie millen, uie lebr oos 6rdu=
lein auf9ere9t it,"
v@lauben sic oenn, id5 lpuBte uid)t, |
mas i6 gu tbun babe 9err Tran5", ent=
9e9ntte Gertrude 9lei6giiltig, vuno oob
id) nid)t eben o lpic Sic oie 92erpen=
l9wd6e unlercs Srduleins femme. @eien
Sic ru9ig> i6 lperoe alle m69libe Nor=
ll9t 9ebrou6en, ibr oiele quite No6ri6t
nit5utbeilen. - Go, ertparte MIDI bier,
&leine" fii9te Die &ammerfrau bin5u,
inoem 1ie Ii9 entfernte.
uWie man lie bier liebt uno o9tet !"
oadte Millette nit 8itterfeit; venolid)
'ueroe i'd .1ie nun 1eben nit ibr lpre6en."
9fa@ @erlauf bon Winuten> wel@e
Dem lln9eouloi9en Mdo9en eben 10 piele
Sabre 19ienen b0rte man bas entfernte
Gaul6en eines 1eioenen &leiees , unb
Ufilette ri3tete beinabe nit @6refen
bre @usen auf Die Sbiire> uno Elm iun=
3es> ld0nes 6rdulein trat beraus; bieles
tllr5te nit offenen Q(rmen Miletten ent=
]e9en, inOem lie rief:
~Milette N1illette !! . lei ,pi[(fommen,
nelne @9pefe !" un6 nit 1anfter aart=
i@er Trennol@aft lire San6 erereifeno,
u9te lie bin5u: Sci pillfommen .,
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-12-24
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