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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-12-15

A DEAD.BEAT-the fellow that plays
bass drum for funeral.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-12-15

"LooK ont for the train when the
belle swings" is the latest.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-12-15

OAN a circular sawyer be square
man?
, 1875-02-17
4 ROTTEN INSTITUTION.

ST. LoutH, Feb. 1G.~--rhs Committee M.
pointed To investigate tho affairs Of tho leoplss i
Savings Institution, recently suspended by res
son Ut tho nbaconding Of tts Cashier. Eduuu
Wnrrlo, 1naio partial report, shie1, shows
gross nismaasgomont OF thu institution, no1
only Oh thu part Of tho Cashier. but
its President and Directo n. 1t appears
that Wurple WAS permitted 10 mauago tue entiro
affairs ot tho concern. and thst l,e recklessly
spccaiated with tho funds Of tho bank for bis
own benefit. Tne bank IL indebted 10 its del1osi-
tors to tha amount of e7aa,0uJ, but thu asnolns
OF assets Or their yaluo ia not yet Aa-
costaiu@l. TausEg, Flhtar l. Co.. Of New York,
had nearly e4u0. uI0 in United Statca bonds ba-
longing to tllls auk when they failed, fur which
securities covering large mart Of that amount.
but Of uncerlaln sAile hive boen eince received,
Another roport will be made when the value Ut
the Assets Las beun aHenrtained.
, 1875-02-17
SOUL.R07.


THE ALLEGED CHEED Or Hrs, TILnoN
Iflton returned to tue stand, amt thereupon
tho old struggle recommended over hla right to
tell how Lis wife iustiAod her violation Of her
nlarriaEc.vows.
Al last Judge Noilson, who had beamed over
the soa Of d,spulaslon like Eddystono Light
house, flashed Ills couseut to the admission Of
the dcs,red explanation.
EvartA collapsed like plucay prize-dSbter
knocked all out OF time, md Ind Just breath
euough lait IN him to gasp his '.Your nunar vii
please uots our exception" Upon Which Til
lUII:
"she said the WAS not Judged bY me nor hef
mothers th4t shG loved God AMI did not believe
tod would have permitted her 10 enter Into
those relations II they had been sinful, aud she
said particularly thai nelt4er her mother nor /
lad made 1t the business OF our lives to UNDER
stand what mas right or wrong as boochor had;
shkt Eeechcr "As Clergyman, great and holy
mAn, and that ho lad repeatedly assured her
thar taels relationship was not eIntul, and
sha did :, not SOC how 1t could bs
eiatni. ne had told her tlat love
justified al thiogs that lore lad Various *:
pi eas1olls. s.-oLo expression was . shake OF
tAo land, Rhothet was ki4s on tic lips, another
"as sexual lntereouras,-t!,as II male Ii.to DIFF
letehee wlat tue expression MA, il tla love- IT.
sell was right Its lightfuiQsss iustlhea al tho
various e1pFessions Of it, and that size beloved,
netoro tot, thAt hel love for Deecler was iight
anu 1ih TOT her waa r1ght, aud, therefore. she
did not sen how auy OF thu yarIous expressions
ot 1t could b s,n9ul thas she rested ou Ucecler
for that. ei1lce hH 4ad tojl her no over and over
Bo'nowhat meekly: ~ ,noYe to stl!hs I'll that
out" but before le could launch out into MI
Argument, tho Clerk poiuted to the huur oi sd
1ou'hmcntt and Tho days work was over.
, 1875-02-17

THE HEEL or TIE MONOPOLY ON BosToN MR.
CHANTS SEcKs.
.specfaI n,spateh to TIE Ehtcaao Tribune.
DosTpS, Fob. lG-Tle merchants who appepr
at tho Htate House In ttle Boston i Albany in.
yastigation are clearly Of TIM opinion that tho
Committee il against them Ifr Jerome Jones.
the hea4 ot the firm Of Jones, MeDutreo h
S.Fatton. large crockery dealers, said that, last
year, the ufticots OF tho road secmed dlsluclioed
to cut the rates, oyon when its aasoc-
ates we're doing 10. In Dlcmen, laBt year,
ho Lad found difficulty In loading q ship for
Eustou, the shippers there saying, 1--WE can got
nothlng back" Tho.e were two yessals coming
flon1 aasfe when there should be = dozen, and
tho ht'aton merchant WAS compelled 10 take hls
goods from New York, greatly to Ais iuoouven-
ionco aud ye1Rtiou. Tue romodY for sl4Is ,yas to
place boston on al equality with Now
York. nud tkls could DO brought
about by one mcotlug OF the
Directors OF the Boston / Albany Railroad, u{
by energetic efforts oil the part Of tie freight
direction Such Action would Increase the COM
n,etcs OF Boston tenfo!u ~ sir months. Iu ro-
ply to question from Mr. phulips, Chssmau OF
tue Committee. rolatlye 10 the comparative
rAtea from Albany 70 Now York. aud to
loston, Dir. Jones said that Ao
Ind cDn,e prepared to be oroas-o3tmined Inv
Albany isa.lroa1, aKanst which remark that Ren.
tlem4u protested that ho had no Interest in ths
II was moro mileo to Boston than
10 New York. lie should cali it good seamapshlp
IN their theory to talk It aud KSs If,
lhs b1stoa dealers, said Vi. Jonsa, eoui1 ssn1
, 1875-02-17
An Ugly Answer from Col. Scott to
Mr. Garrett's Message.
The New Tariff to Go into
Effect Immediately.
Discovery of a Great Credit!Hobilier ia
THO Western Eoads,



-
.r,,- mar.
n,. ,an ne WAN " ne TRUNKS.
1!so sco17 TALKS BIG TO r'l:.1uEsr JARRETT.
The war between the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company and the Baltimore & 0hlo R,;,o,a
Comnany has ncen fn1,v i,ar7r,ot ~, -. a" ~.
~, or,or or ~ sno.t ~, ~ ill.,. t,' r'uAS W
~ o'ne, OF ar ocott not to allow the trains Of
the BaltlnoIo Il Ohio to run over its track
through phl1adepha, nor have any baggage
checked over that line. This action. however,
Sor, WI r1. ra.a ,,aa o ,..o.o - oh'o from
~" 1otA 40 iu"a 'ns nAse'5 maue arrange
1he1tH "ith the Atlantic u Great Western and
the Eric Railroads, BY which it can 1eaeh tho
not rlor.er TINA th.n o,cr ,s o,rr, -, o.s Se.' :"
~. .,.:s ~ 49, 1ei '7 o"a' W contse
~ LAID 'oo'e los loaa lohee all Its mileage from
Mansfield to Daltimoro. As Mr.. Garrett
has given 3lr. Scott notice that In c,sa
of n,,ch action rs eho-o .,..aa
;na t.Lar -. A.. ~"d n'"'sa oe,
b A - sao 1e""H3i'@nla 4'allfoaa
Company nc would tnk0 such measures in ref-
creneo to passenger rates and otherwise "a will
ylldicato the ability of Lis rox1 In maintain }.a
rrhts nnd N ,s.uro on,;,oh,. .,,J i,,., .s,a.:
-. -, ,.,:-.a. -, .. ~. 10's AoiA''onH
4of ~ o'H'nes8 10 az proper po'hts' war may
no" be expected which will asatlmo auch magui-
tnde aB to throw all former railroad etrifoa into
the Hhade, aud make ttem appear Ike small
Hsisnisbes. AL those who know j. ohn ". Oar.
re:s know that le mcans exactly wuat lie ssra.
and that he will give this peuusylyulla Eallroa{
vii that it barEa1ned for.
LII. SCOTT RErl1Es
pn1IApE1rn1A, Fob, 1G-rLotnas Scott, Presi-
den: Of the Pennsylvania Railroad Company.
las written letter in reply to the Telegram, OF
| PRESIDENT Garrett. Of The 1}altitnoro ( Ohio
| Ruai After accusing Ga,ratt uf demaEoc.
ism aud hcti.lg in bAu faith with tho otlcera t,f
other trunk lines iu regard to rAtes, Col. Ycots
goes Oil to Say:
As far Sc this CompanY IN cnuoprned vou may
rely uFon i thai NO will p1otsct the nu.,.
, 1875-02-17
BROOKLYN,
A Day Of Unprecedented In
terest in the Great
Trial.
Astonishing Testimony Of a Wit
ness Not Previously
Notorious.
Mrs. Tilton Seen in the Lap Of
Mr. Beechor and Their Col
loquy Repeated.
Tlle Earlier Part of the Day
Filled witR, Angry Ee-
gal Battiizlgy.
The "True Story" Concealing
Part Of the Truth the Sub
ject of Contention.
lndcfatigablo Efforts Of AIr. Evarts to
Prevent Explanation by
IiLt0n,
The Rulings Of tho Judge Generally
Adverse to the Defense and Many
Exceptions Recorded.
The "True Story" Concealing
Part Of the Truth the Sub
ject of Contention.
lndefatigablo Efforts Of AIr. Evarts to
Prevent Explanation by
IiLt0n,
The Rulings Of tho Judge Generally
Adverse to the Defense and Many
Exceptions Recorded.
TRUE.5TORT "ExECEStS,
TUE MORNINGS ANXIETY.


u-1,r.e-o1x
Tus wnny.so.u .v.Isrr
.n1efa, D,.po.eh 10 ria caicooo 7r,aun<
I3rooKLYs. N. Y. Feb. 16.--To.dav vaa fall.
day In TIM cress atruepIa. Il "a, Yrn;tful l.,
surprises. and. nerhars. In {,isannointrnont.
Everybody was fresb from a bont with ma of
the crisuost and c,oansst wind. t1at eror .ti,red
tho b1ood tlko vim and +beraforo hoinn r.,
aoo1 1,osft,, a..,,,,ha',, 49, ..a,. y. -"
hoo" no"4'o' o'o' poay "as' " o"sht to na'o
beeh' III good hn'nor. 1et, "!thal, there
was an oninous gravity III the face Of
Eyurts a nervorzncss II, lila ,nn,nsr of sho,r
nan which },ndcf m ,t,1o nnviotv ~, tho ,ort ~
1,asaha.,a ,,sas T,.a. ,'.s1. 49, t31.o
oeeen@f pano' lucy 4eeulY applohehuea
what Was coming. aud, whom 1t came, they Nero
uuaurpriBed.
ruE uorr or THE nrryyap
IT., ,h,ro,at,. ,,r1ax.t..,s -. H..
'uo1'u6 -"eoieb"na tae underground
ot to-day, you must accurately remember tho
results Of tho crose-cxamipatiou, Thouch il
had not effected u contradiction Of Tilton's 1os-
Jimmy II, ria fitv court Il d,a ,o,rt ~ x,,n
' ' :" -" eo'.1' ~ ooti"
apparent dl1cfoncos and variations between Ills
open etatcn,ents to tho lnrrer nu3itaro cf thu
.1, .n,1 .. - "o
Hofiu' bes1de8 imprcsstnE hint upon
the tury that hn Uhs A free-Iovc- mn
otIo,st .o,,o, h.-.,,..., ~
"tue'e*s boelas noteslhrc1, hha pro-
tessof OF enough heterodo1les TO shock
oTerY sect included In the iury-box, it had 4
erayor and moro important rean1t in tha rca,,r-
1ection of what nurnorts tn ho froon,ont. ~
, 1875-02-17
NOTES..

I p4T TO EE AkAEMBERED.
To-day was rich not only iu surprises aal ssn-
satlons, bu& In comeier elements, and learning
and Wit. Tbs Intellectual contest bttvssn The
<mius1t counsel On sasa sads va worthy Of
, 1875-02-17

Being determined to Gloss our antlre
stock previous to removal to the new and
elegant building, Nos. LII and las sTATE-
an. 10 offer UNUsuAL INDUCEMENTS
In all departments.
, 1875-02-17

LONDON. Feb. l0.--Steamship Canada from
Now YORK. has arrived out,
NEW lonk, Fcb. lG.-Arriyed- Citr
OF Chester. from Liverpool.
QuEENsrowa. Feb. observation-disclosures Re.
public, from New York
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-10-27

llno mir. fonaten MIR flint StunOen I'M
Sage MAIDEN. Nbcr dulebt famen mir
bod an, .lln0 i'd batte pie6er mein I'M
terfommen. Weit einem mutbi9en aus6ar=
renoen @eilte, nit einem 9elitteten 2eben
nno NIT Den 6dbi9feitc,t luelde Die Bor=
1e6ung mir wie eub, ncine armen &no=
benx 9egeben fat, babnte i'd mir ben
QSe9 III FER Welt llno bobe es jebt bis
gum @enerol 9ebro6t.
2oBt audi ben Mutb niDt linfen, tpenn
ibr eu6 BON Nllem perlailen 9loubt; per=
lu6t es, perlu6t es fets Don Neuem
our65ufommen: es miro eu6 9elin9en,
,penn @ott eu6 am 2eben erbdlt. SD
lueib, oob ibr borte Priiiun9en erbul<
ben mil st, bob ibr oft 6un9er Dabt oft
Dem Ge9en unb Dem @9nee ous9e1ebt
lelo, uno oob es iebr traurig it, 1T elmer
9roBen @taOt 9liemano su Daben> lpelber
ein be1onoeres Sntere1le an eu9 ni1nmt.
Ql6er be>uabrt euren @louben an bie 9Dtt<
1i6e @orlebung, lie miro Glterni ite1e an
eu6 pcrtreten. 9oltet oos 9er5 oufre6t +!
Mlutb NerloBt ME Ben Weg Ser G6r=
li0feit, uno @ittli9feit> unb iDr >p;roet
gum 3iele .9elan9en perla st eu@ barouf.
@ebet, Oas >pollte i6 @u6 la9en.S6 bobe
audi our9 bielel6en @ntbeDrungen bin=
our1 gemubt unb> ,uie ibr iebt, babe id)
MIDI our9gearbetet. ..
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leinen groBen, bcleu0teten Tenite burG
Die 9}o6t pinfte. Wber oas ein9 oo@
ni6t 10 Iei0t. BoIo fiel i'd in einen
@roben, balb ipiebte midi cine @ede> bonn
,pieoer muBte iG at 56uttboufcn ouf
alien @ieren binontrieDen un0 5ulebt
>pu bte id nidt mebr no an uno no
aus, S1 1oD wo6l oie Poppelollce >uie
Elm fernes 19,uor5es @eriiit fam aber
ME 5u ibr. Sh lpiirte meinen &opf
ni1t meDr unb nuBte bod ge1pannt ouf=
merfen> Inn wieoer suriid5ufinoen. SD
bdtte aufl fl6reien m69en Dor Mn9it. Me
i9 nun 10 ouf einem @6uttboufen itebe
uno midi 5urebt finoen mill - feue bir
por - oo glibert es ouf einmol Dor mir.
Was lit cs? - Gis! Gin Mei6er lag
ga, ber >uar nod sum 9uten SDeil 5uge=
froren SD troute 1neinen elugen ni6t.
I'm @corgi nod Gis i'm Treien Q8er
bdtte G0 bos nur trdumen la5len ? Q9
cs lit oo6 cine berrlide @egeno Gin
ol(erliebtcs 5ibirien ! S9 bin gan5
ndrri59 por Trcu0e!"
SD 9ratulire !" 1o9te Set 9oftor, unb
iebte priifeno bin5u: ~qber oeine 2su=
fojen unO beine feline Semitic? Oocr
wenn mir mondmal 5u Pfin9fen nod
einbei5en? 9iun> meine 2iebe 2"
vWas 16o0et's SIT es ni6t belier>
als lpenn man 1i1 gu Oitern 16on ben
@6uei6 BON Ser @tirne trodnet ober
Ser @taub ouf oem @riinen lie9t? Nein,
i'd sin 9an5 5ufrie0en 10. @laube mir
70 Elm Gisbdrenflima fat audi mas fir
li6. l1no un1er @eorg miro itart babel
unb gelun0 lein - Sic SUIT 1T ia prQ9=
tig bier. llno oos berrld6e @is !"
u8ropo," rief oer Dottor> vbu balt ia
oeinen Ye1limismus nit Dem lie6ens,uiir=
oi9iten Optimismus pertouI I6t. 60 ilt's
AUDI re6t. Wir baben Dier l66nc5 Gis
uno quite 2uft unb Elm 9eiunoes Sinh
uno cine trene Qiebc - ga fonn es nibt
feblen !"
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&0tb fir Qrmc &ua6en.

Scr per1torbeHe @enerolMit@eu @@rieb
emit eincn Brief IN ale Qrmcn &no6en
uno loote Sarin TOlgenoes
Qtls ih 5>u0lf Sabre alt mar orbeitete
i6 fir w06entli@ 60 Gents BEL elmer
olten Same. SD mubte 9ol5 1polten,
Wol1er tragel1, Teuer onma@en, i6eraq
puktn unO 1@eure1 ebe id nod meine
eigcntlibe Sagesar6eit anfon9en tonnte.
S0 mar er66rn1li0 9efleibet, uno ga i9
fein @el0 botte> Inn mir @6ube 5u fou=
fen, 9ing ih in ocr &egel borfuB 2(6er i6
mar babel guten Nfutbes.
Gines Nlorgens ging i6 1cDr fritz an
Die Mrbeit, uno oo6 fono Die olte Same
- wabr16einlid mar 1ie an Dem Sage
belonoers libel gelaunt - Oab i6 nod
ni6ts 9etbon batte. sic 5antte nit mir,
uno Oa Oieles ungere6t BON ibr NOR, 10
uert6eioi9te i9 MIDI uno lo9te ibr> i6
bdttc tii6ti9 9earbeitet. 9arauf 1a9te lie,
|i@ lei Elm 2ii9ner. Da >uuroe i@ dr9erli9
un0 9ob ibr 5ur 9nt>uort, ooB ib mir
oie1e 8eI6impfurg ni6t nod einmal
wiiroe lo9en .loIien. S@ perlieb ollo iDr
9aus, UNI es ME mebr gu betreten. Sd
botte feinen Gent in ser Sal@e! gBas
meint ibr nun ,uo6l ibr onoeren ormen
&naben,lpos i@ 9etban babe? SD per=
lor BEN 0futb ni@t. 9luf oer @trabe be=
9e9nete i9 einem 2anomonne, >uelher
nit leinem Garren in oie @to6t binein=
fu6r; itb ging NIT 96i ili6feit uno Gnt.
i6loHenbeit ouf i'm su> bot linn an, i'd
iuolle fabren> lpenn es linn re6t lei unO
ct midi mitueDmen >polle. St 1oD MIDI
poll NermunOerung an unb untluortete,
er mi 1le ni6ts NIT mir an5ufan9en. u9os
meint STR" er>ueoerte i'd ibm; ~Sbr
iollt einmal lcben> id fann Oie pieroe
puben uno belor9en uno peritebe nod
pielc onbere Mrbeit ucnn SIR es nur
einmal init mir perluben luolIt." 9a mar
CT es 5ufrieoen uno na6n MIDI o9ne lpei=
tere Beoenten NIT. Scr gSe9 mar l9le@t
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- Sic &amcelc, weld)c frii1cr bel ber
@eforOerln9 bon @als na9 ben Gomltodmintn
bcruenoet Wuroen, louen Oelnnddf mad slri~
sona 9eIdoift iucrOen, ,lm in Den Biiiteneicn
jener @cacno iDrc 0ienitc 81 leiiten. @eitbe,n
man bieie S6icre bor ctiua ae6n SaDren III
g(cwaSo einacfu6rt fat, babeu bur@ 9(od;uNt
iie iidJ bon a1t auf eieunopiersig etiid oer>
mebrt,
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= 81 Ii t + crfo r6 9. 6aYcs, SC


ncuer>uablte @ouperneur pon Obio>
>puroe am 4. Oftober 1922 su 9elo>uare,
Obip, geboren, 1T bo6er meni9e Sage
ibcr SO Sabre alt. 9lo9oem er li6 cine
9riinbli6e @9ul6ilOung angeeignet Datte,
lpiometc IT li6 benn &e6tsfubillm, ar
beitete in Columbus ODio, BEL einem
Moppfoten uno trieb bonn Die t6eoreti=
16en @tuoien ouf 6em @aporb College,
ND CT audi <graOuirte. 9ierauf lieB er
1ib in Cincinnati nieber no ct bolo
eine lpbnenoe Yraris far0. s5eim Nus=
bru6e bes Bii*gertrie9es iteQte f6 @crr
6opes beim er1 item Q(ufrufe 0er Union sur
@erfiigung. Gr crbielt int CONNER
1861 Sic Gtelle ols Mfajor i'm %. Obio
Snf fonterie= =9}egimente 1lno oicntc inter
@enerol &p1ecron1 be1len @tabs=guoi=
teur ct luuroe> bis er i'm gopember 1861
sum OberF=2icutenont pprriidte unO ols
5ol1er bos Negiment udbreno ocs Triib=
jobrs=Telo5uges 1862 in gSelpir9inieu
fiibrte. Bei @butb Wfountoin ucriuun=
set, 5og er li1 ouf eini9e 3eit 5nrid.
9lm Is. Oftpber 1862 muroe er 0bcr1t
bes %. 9}e9imentes 1no I'M 0e5ember
Bri9ooc=@ommanoeur. 9fo@ Ser @@lo@t
BON Min6elter i'm September 1868 cr=
bielt er oos Commando ser 9on5ell &a=
no6wo Dipilio uno bebielt es bis gum
Gnoe 6es &rieges. Ct gait fir einen
tapfern @oloaten unb umlidtigen Siib=
rer. Ytermol lpur0e ct DerlpunOet. Scr
5tpeite Obio Gon9rebOiltrif erpdbltc i'm
na6 @6lub Oes &rie9es 5un1 Gongreb=
&eprdl lentanten, Sm Sabre 1867 er=
bielt ct fait einltimmig Die republitani=
51e domination fir @ouperneur un0
>puroe nit 5000 @timmen W{ajoritdt
9egen Sen 0emofroten ABen0letpn &C.
mdblt. Sn 1859 uieotrum BON Der re-
publitani16en Yartei allf9eitellt, iie9te
Ct iiber leinen @egencanoioaten S9ur=
man nit $500 Stimmen. 1872 uurDe
er als Gon9rebcanbioot BON @eneral
8anning gel l6logen. 8ei Der 1ekten
Wobl nit elmer Majoritdt bon 400
@ti,nmen wieoerum sum @ouperne11r er=
pablt, tuiro er balo ieinen uoritten Ser
min" ontreten.
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Obio @aileufreuu6.
6 is.
(Gortiebun9 uno S6lub.)

SYxSuenoen. g8ie oas tuuft unb mie
CT Deute 56laft miro mir 9enouere Sing
nole MAIDEN lalien."
uGisumi1ld9e! Das 9}e It 6ot am
Gnoe gar feline Gisteller !"
rOann nebmen mir toltes Bolier. Gs
lit ballelbe."
vNein, nein Gis muB es lein. Gu
bolt @isumlGldge 9eIa9t ni6t gSa1er=
midldge. '@erfebre beine Worte nidt."
"@ei ni6t tinOii@ @ulonne -. i@
muB es bod miien."
vNi9ts lpiBt SIR! SIR Mer5te biloet
eu9 Elm, etluas 5u >pilien uno bringt nit
euerm @i1len Die &ranfen in's @rab.
SIT Gis ni@t gan5 mas onoeres ols fal=
tes QBolIer? &ann man auf faltcn1
gBaHer nit 2ait'ua9en fabren> luie ouf
Gis &ann man i'm Gis 16wimmell luie
i'm falten g8aHer? SD ia9e 0ir oos
1no gang perl6iebene &0rper. @emib
bat bas Gis &rdfte, Die bas falte Mo1ler
ni6t fat. Sic 9}atur lit bon bon 9ebeim=
niBpouen &rdf item , ibr Mer5te tennt ie
nur ni6t. 9annes, luer fat einen Gis=
feller bier i'm Ort!
vSfSrou i9 beoeute bid ernlt6aft I!
Miult ou MIDI BOT &ut16ern blamiren !?
@ou Der neu ontommen6e Softer nit
meibern ili4 5onten dbsr 6os> 'pos Sell
mittel i1t?"
rMm Nlain mar bas &ino nod fri19,
,pie Elm @dber. 8 oiel les rnelidl leli9e
2anb 9ieies Yefneit 8ebe ben Wil~
ben, ipenn ie tein Gis boben u
eSn Die EN- unb dbnli6en &e6en er9oB
1@ Die Mufre9un9 Der Mutteran9f. Gs
fo1tete ben 9oftor ben 9anjen Muf ufwono
BON gutoritdt uno 3drtli6feit um Die
Trau gu bel@tui6ti9en. Gn0li@ 14lpieg
1ie! aber Dem @turm folgte cine Tlutb
pon Sbrdnen, Die Der 9oftor per9ebens
inne gu balten 1u6te.
9erWosen fubr 5tuil9en@au1ern iiber
Elm bolperises YFa1ter. Dfon mar in
Der @taot. Seine @eele ndbe,te i6 our
8e9riibung. @noli9 bielt Der @o9en
Dor einem 9ouie. 9ie traurieen poiio=
9iere belelben ftie9en beraus uno lhlepp-
ten nit W}ube Die notbmenoi9iter Gfietten
Die @tiege Dinauf in Die gu be5ie1enbe
WoDnung. 9ie Wutter bra6te babel
ibren 2iebIin9 ni6t pom 9(rme. Q8ie
% uno 6ii tier iob es in Die len lecren
&dumen aus, um 10 mebr> "a es inSlpi=
]9en Na9t geporoen
SIN Tlu9e ,uuroe jebt oem &noben
iein 8ett9en 9eme6t uno Der erite um=
16lag bon taltem QBa5ier oufgele9t.
Dobei Fu1terte Die Trau ibrer Mo9o gu:
"2isbetb, itiebl bid fort, uno lieb, tuo ou
Gis betommf im Gtdot9en."
9lber ser Doftor battc oie Worte 9e=
b1rt. Gr uenoete lib nm unb 1ab Die
Trau NIT leinem ungeouloi9lten 9lide
an.
sic i@lue oas Muee nieoer uno itano
oa ,pie Elm ertopptes fur6tlames &in6.
Dos riibrte ben Nfann. Gr bereute
leinen itrafenben Blid uno BOT ibr tuie
3ur WerI6bnung Die 9ano inOem er
miloe ]praA r2iebe mir f0nnen Die
Ma9o unm6gli6 entbebren."
llno lie NOR ,pirtlib ni9t 81 entbebren,
am QBenisten elmer Pbantalie tpe9en.
Die paor 9dnoe batten jebt pollauf an
tbun nod fir Die Na6t oas N0tbiglte
berauri9ten. Ser 9oftor 1el6F griff su
nnb Danbtirte nit Beil uno @ommer
trob einem Zimmerman. Q8er ober Die
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-10-27

uOu luHNltll ttI OluHolVeH o. Ot1he
9cben", la9te oer Goftor. ~9ie 9}o6t
miro wabrl6einli0 urrllbig lperoel:>
piellei9t to9en mir 5bce. 98o 1T Die
Trou 2"
SD ba6te 1ie >udre bier. Sn Ser
Slide 1ab ib 1ic nid)t."
vNielleibt beim pod>uo9cn i'm @pf 2"
v9lu6 nidt. Sb bolf 10 ebcn Dem
&utl9 ber nod bo mar bic SDcer<
leinmon0 ibcr Die Nf6bel 1pannen> bie
iber 9}o1t ouf Dem Mogen blei6en mill
fen. SD min MIDI umiebcn."
~8lcib>" iogte Der @ottor. SD peib>
mo lie / it,"
u@ie >pi11en es."
uSa. @ie lit no0 Gis."
n6at lie bos 9elagt?"
~@ott bebiite - ober lie 1T Oo0 na6
Gis. Trouen fno Srouen !"
ul1n0 @ie bleiben 10 ru6i9? O}eln
@ott, lpie 1oll Sic quite Trau Yei6eib fin=
ben int Ort? g8ir miilien iie 1u6en
9ebn 2"
vl1no bas &ino? Tiir0te ni9ts, 2isz
betb. Cine N}utter> Die Elm frantes &in0
gu @aule fat perirrt li@ ni@t. 98ir
mil lien 1ie abwarten. 9as # nun ni6t
anoers gu mo6en."
Bei0e 16pie9en bierouf. @ie iaben
itumm unb till am 8ettGen uno bcfteten
i'm 2ampenlidt lire 9lu9en auf oas fie=
bernoe &0pf9en oes &ranten> Ser li6 5u<
lueilen llnrubi9 belpe9te unb pbantol lirenoe
Worte lallte. Cine Dolbe @tln0e per<
9in9 10.
9luf einmol fliiiterte cine @timme: ~oo
lit Gis /"
Trou @uionne mar loutlos bereinee=
1@li9en. @ie bano li6 sic @0iirae
ab> melbe nit Gis1tiiden sefullt mar, uno
rei6te lie lb>uciseno 0er W}o9o. Dann
l@lon9 ie BEN Mrm nm ben Sols i6res
M(onnes uno fliilterte : v8er5eibe mir
Yaul! 94os mo9t nler Sinh 2"
Scr 9oftor sab ibr berubi9enoc 3u=
1i6erun9en. Ser @e9enltono leiner
@o19e NOR in oielcm Q(u9enblide sic
Trau Ielblt. @ie mar er6ibt> ouf9ere9t>
ibr &opf Fammte, ibr 9ltbem mogte uno
aus ibrcn 9(ugen leu9tete Elm un6eim=
li6es Teuer. Gr bdtte fir lic 9ebongt,
bdtte CT nid)t 9elpubt> bob bie Treuoe be=
frie0i9ten Mlutterl linnes oos bette Sell
un0 8crubigun9smittel lit.
Sem &na6en mur0cn nun 1tatt Der
8aiier<, Gisuml6ld9e 9cma9t, 10 lon9e
es Der 9oftor Deror0nete. S9on nQd)
Mittcrnabt bielt ct inne bomit uno 9e-
gen Mor9en fel Oct &nabc in einen lon=
gen. rubi9en @9lof pdbrenb @oter uno
Mutter an 1einem 8ette ua6ten.
Qlls Die @traDlen Ser 50on siemli6
bo6lebenoen @oune bos in ser Gde be=
finbli6e 8ett@en trafen> erlpQ6te er.
uNun, lpie ilFs.?" rief sic 6rau, lpd1=
reno oer 9oftor untcr @utcs perlpre6en=
Dem g}iden 0en Yuls fiblte.
uGS 1T fein beoenfli6cs Symptom
mebr porbanOen> mar Sic g(ntlport. Scr
Q(nfaI bat feline tpeitere Tolge uno NOR
gen pielei6t lprin9t Ser &nobe ldon
,uieoer berllm."
Gs lpor 10.
@tol5 triumpDirte Die Multcr v@ic6T
ou Yanl oos fat ood meiu Gis BE-
>pirft."
Ser Doftor ld6elte unb logte: vQ(6er
er6dble mir nur, luie 9alt 0u Den S1ob
Qe6pbcn 2"
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-05-06

FROM KANsAs.-C. H. Ingleield,
formerly of Knoxville, In letter from
Peru, Kansas, dated April 18th, sends
his annual remittance for the JOUR-
NAL, and says:
Weather here is very favorable for
crops. We have had during this
month 81 inches of rain. Wheat 10
knee high; and we have no hoppers.
Corn mostly in. Gardens look well;
and altogether we have promise OF
plentiful season. Health good; ba-
bies pleanty; ducks and geese, heap;
fish lots immigration, right smartty.
We fear late frosts have killed most
of the peaches. Cattle are now get.
ting fat on the range.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-05-06

MrLLER's ART GALLERY, In brick
bank building, up stairs, is the place
TO go for pictures. ID. III. Miller and
his daughter will ne found there In
elegant rooms especially fitted up for
their business, with all the modern
appliances requisite for producing
photographs, gems, ambrotypes, shad-
ow pictures, etc. Special attention
given to copying and enlarging. La
dies, bring the children and secure
their pictures. Everybody is invited
to call and examine samples.