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The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1875-04-16
We Welcome Spring
WITH
OPEN DOORS
AT THE
PeOpIe'SStOre

Every one can tell by the display
of goods in front of the Peoples
Store, by the immense stock on hand
and by the continual rush and lively
aspect always seen there, that Perry
Close is doing the largest business
in his line of any house in the city
They cannot write poetry or prose
neither can they afford to pay per
son for writing biography of their
past immense business, but they can,
will and do, put their prices down
in plain figures, so that people far
and near can see what the leading
Grocery and Crockery dealer is do.
ing. They buy tLeir stock direct
from first hands and importers-al-
ways buying the best that can be
had. They never buy second quail
ity, low grades and culled stock,
such as SMALL DEALERS must buy
when they buy in Toledo and Cleve,
land. Their Grocery stock is the
best and most extensive in the city,
and they can afford to sell as low as
their neighhOrs can buy at wholesale.
In the CRoCKERY line they haue no competi-
tion, and, of course, cannot have, as they import
their White Granite Ware direct from England,
and the few small dealers who get barrel at a
time in Toledo or Cleveland have little TO say when
they get customer that understands his or heI
business. All In all the Peoples Store Is the best
place in Fremont to buy Groceries, Crockery
Glassware, in fact anything you may want in the
aboveline of goods, you can get for lees money
than at any other place in the city. So say the
labonng men, the mechanic, the professional man
and so say all. Give the PEOPLES STORE, call
RFcKWITH STERLING q c0 IS
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1875-04-16
POstpOnement.

On account of the meeting of the
American Medical Association, at Louis
vile, KY, on May 4th, and by request
of many members, it has been thought
best to postpone the meeting of the
Northwestern Ohio Medical Association
at st. Marys, from May 9th and 9Th tC
May 18th and Goth.
j. N. HETZLER, Pres.
F. w. FIRAuN, Sec.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1875-04-16

Why go here, there and everywhere
responsive to every inviting dish of close
shaving9 Trade where the best is always
found at bottom figures and your ac-
quaintance with STAUsMYER & Co., will
be as lasting as satisfactory.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1875-04-16

had one OF their number suspended by
a rope. He was rescued in time to save
his life, but was severely choked, his
tongue hanging out and his eyes fairly
starting from their sockets.
We call attention to the advertisement
of city lots for salei in the Franklin street
addition. These lots are handsomely
and eligibly located, and will doubtless
find ready sale, especially as they are Of
fered at very reasonable rates.
On Friday, last Mr.. J. E. Hanford,
aged 56, was found dead just outside
his stable, near Norwalk. 1t issupposed
that while he was engaged cleaning off
his horse, the horse kicked him, knock
ing him out of the door, where he fell
dead.
About two years ago VIM. Bing, of
Sandusky, sent his son to Dayton to be
placed in a Catholic institute oflearning,
but he soon disappeared and no trace
of his whereabouts could be found.
Last week the boy returned home, after
a two years tramp.
At Fostoria, on Saturday last, John
Dutt was seriously injured. He was en-
gagged in hauling saloon counter from
the depot, when the horses took fright
and ran away. The wagon struck n
tree and the counter and Mr.. Dutt were
hoisted out into the road, he receiving a
terrible fall.
A few days ago, near Waynesburg,
Crawford county, a boy named VIM.
Handley, was hunting wild geese. He
loaded his gun so heavy that when it
was discharged the band holding the
barrel and stock together broke, the bar
rel flying back, striking him in the
forehead and breaking his skull. No
hopes Of hisrecovery
On Sunday afternoon, the 4th inst,
at Medina, as Mr.. Thos. Miller, with
his wife and daughter were returning
from baptism, the back seat of the
wagon was not securely fastened, and
upon the horses starting suddenly the
seat upset, throwing Mrs. Miller and
her daughter out, and severely iniuring
both. Miss Miller's wrist was disloca-
ted, her collar bone broken, and she
was also injured internally. Mrs. Mil
ler's spine was injured slightly.
| IF dam ,,,sakoIyo 80 4. l.
week in announcing that Mr.. Foster was
about building barn for Mr.. Moore, of
Ballville, 800 feet long. Foster does
build some pretty big barns, but that
wouldbe about large enough for horse
fair. We should have said dam. As
there is only slight difference between
barn and dam, we make the above
explanation in order to correct any mis-
apprehension that may have arisen from
that slight difference.
Mrs. BENZ. Strall, of Crestline, wife of
an engineer, had for some time suspect
ed her husband of improper intimacy
with neighbor's wife, and on Wednes-
day morning of last week determined to
watch him. So she posted herself by
the neighbor's house and between . and
3 o'clock the husband came out, where
upon the wronged wife rushed into the
house and shotthe guilty woman through
the lungs. The woman fed to the
street, followed by the infuriated wife.
who beat her severely over the head,
The injured woman is dangerously shot,
and may not recover. Mrs. Strall was
arrested and taken before Justice of
the Peace, but as no one appeared
against her, she was discharged.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1875-04-16
Farmers---Be Wise,

There can be but one best, and THE
best harvester ever made is unquestion-
ably the Hubbard at home, sold
at home, and warranted by your neigh
bors. Be wise and acquaint yourselves
with it before you buy
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1875-04-16
Common pleas COurt.

The Court opens next week, the
docket this term being again full, and
including several interesting cases, but
the jail delivery will only be compare
lively slight.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-09-17
Arctic Cold.

II l. unwholc~ome 20 use snow to
qucnch the thirst. says the Lon
don M,d,cal Rccord. rs il brings an
Inflammation Of the throat. palate. and
tongue Besides. enough can never be
taken 90 qucnch thirst. as a tempera-
turc of 80 deg or 80 deg below zero
makes il taste like molten metal. Snow
eaters in the North are considered as
feeble and etleminate, in the same way
as an opium-eatcr in the East. The
groups Of travellers who travcrsed the
snow-tields were surrounded by thick
rapors formed by the cmanations from
their bodies. which became condensed,
notwithstanding the furs' in which the
travellers were enyeloped. These va
por, fell to the ground with 4 slight
noise, frozen into the form Of small
crystals, and rendered the atmosphere
thick. impenetrablc, and dark. Not
outstanding the humidity Of the air.
disagreeable sensation Of dryness was
felt. Every sound diiused itself to a
very long distance. Am ordinary con
yersation could bc heard at hundred
PAGES of, while the report OF guns from
'"' WI VI M ~ HlVtlHAtiliN ttlll Nittllf-
y be heard. VI. Payer explains this
Phenomenon by the large quantity Of
moisture in the arctic atmosphere.
Meat could he chopped. and mercury
used as balls. Both smell and taste be-
come greatly cnfeeblcd in these lati-
'udes; strength gives way under the
paralyZing influence If the cold: the
eycs inyoluntarily close and become
Frozen. When locomoiion stops. the
sole ot the foot becomes inscnsihle. Ii
somewhat curious that the beard does
hot freeze. but this j. explained from
lhe air expired being Immediately trans
formed into snow. The cold causes
dark boards To become lighter. the
secretion of the eyes and nose ALWAYS
increases, while the formation Of per-
'plration altogether ceases The only
possible protection against the cold is
y be very warmly clothed. and to en-
aeayor rs much as possible to prevent
'he condensation Of the atmosphere,
while the undetermined plans ofanoint-
'hg and blackening the body are pro-
nounced to have no real value.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-09-17

chile Saucc Take large onions. 5
Green peppers, chop iine-3O ripe toma-
foes. cut them, tablespoonful sugar.
Sof salt, : cups vinegar, md boil all
iogethcr "a hours, and bottle for use.
lore Putting. quart sweet milk. |
plnt of ,our. . eggs. Beat the whites
separately and add last. Steam u
hours. Sauce for the same Two table
.poonfuls of butter. lA cups sugar.
teaspoonful lemon extract. Mix to-
rclher, cook. and serve while warm.
T0lnaio OmclcHc Peel and chop ,
medium-sizcd tomatoes, season with
.at. pepper and chopped parsley add
rnp ot grated bread beat eggs 70 q
tanl and stir them into the tomatoes.
Heat a spider Kissing hot place piece
dbutter therein, turn in the mixture,
M il brown for minutes. and lap over
the hall, serving il in turnoyerform on a
boz plate.
Preserving GooscbcrricS Put gal
Ion Of dressed and washed berries in
porcelain kettle, Sith just enough water
10 avoid burning until the steam turns
me- top ones white, over which sprinkle
lof a cup of brown sugar; cover close
and set over "a brisk fire A. soon as
they boil M enough 10 slightly cook
those ON top and melt the sugar, spread
mon plates and set in the sun To dry
THE juice must be turned on with the
berries) Turn over with a knife. few
times during the hottest part 81 the day,
4 n a. . L.. 1.
As soon ~ dry. heat in the oven. to
avoid the possibility Of worms. When
nearly cool pack IN stone jars, and if
well covered and tied they will keep for
wears.
Grccn corn Pu91iag 1t is q matter
Il surprise that this delicious article is
% little known and valued al the West.
where the materials are 50 common and
cheap that il ought To be an every day
dish I'm the house of the poorest The
material for the "hase" ~ the pudding
.ihe milk and starch of green corn. /
which IS obtained by splitting each row
II kernels with a sharp knife, and then
.traping or pressing out the contents |
With the fiat side of the knife, taking
care not TO get the hulls into il, and Of
course first removing all hu~k~ and silks |
from the ears. To this is added milk |
according To the condition of the corn
Ifyery soft, less milk j. required than if I
The corn be older. A little sugar is re- I
quired. and eggs. according 10 the taste |
81 the cook. The dish admits IF
great deal Of variety, some using no
egg,, and others few or many. \ few
trials will enable any one to make il 10 /
the taste For corn that j. neither too |
hard nor too soft. it requires about |
three parts of milk 10 one of prepared /
corn, with one egg 10 q quart OF milk.
Nolavoring is required.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-09-17

AT Niles. Mich. Michael Glavin's
mule girl. 10 years old. attempted to en-
courage the fire with Kerosene. There
We're some Goals in the stove, on which
she poured the oil from the can. The
name sprang 10 the can. which explod-
~ and threw the oil over the girl and
ner sister, 10 months old, who was
hanging to her clothes The babe was
uarned to death. and the girl very badly
INJURED in trying 10 save the infant.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-09-17
Good News from Washington City.
DEPARTMENT on STATE.
Y AsHINGTON, August Odd, 1915.

WILSON SEWING MACHINE COMPANY,
Cleveland, Ohio:
There have been received al this depart
ment n MFDAi. and DIPLOMA awarded 70
WILsON sENiNG MACHINE COMPANY, a. an
exhibitor NJ the Universal Exposition, hsld
AZ Vienna IN 1873.
viii think YOU 10 inform me what dlspO-
siilon tou desire 10 have made Of them. The
department deliver them 10 such agent
~ YOU may suggest, or 10 Adams Express
Company, addressed a. you may indicate
upon the return 10 the department Of the in
closed recent, duly signed. When the same
are delivered IN either way the responsibility
Of the department Will terminate.
Your obedient servant,
W. HUNTER, Acting Secretary.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-09-17

Hos. JosEPH FAREWELL. Mayor Of Rock.
land, Ne, Isaac VI Bragg. Esq Bangor. and
Mcssrs. Pope Bros. Machias, Nc. lumber
merchants. fully indorrcd The sheridan Cqr-
airy cor1ton I'o'rders. and have given the
propricior- liberty 70 use their names in rec
Ommcnding them
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-09-17
TnEGRrAr FAvonIrr,-The nopular cbnl

The GREAT FAyoWTE.-The popular Chin
Cure " the agc'i Composed II pure and
simple drugs, Nilhofi's Tonic has long held
the highest place IN the long line Of rene
dies for Chills and Fever II r. not only
Anii-Pcriodic but Is Anti-Panic. for IL cur
tails the heavy expense 81 doctors visits
where friendly visits are all temizcd in the
account current. penny saved Il penny
gained and saving Il In this way adds TO
health and comfort Try Wilhofi's Tonic a.
a certainty and you will never regret IT,
WHrELoCK, FISLAr q Co, Proprietors, New
Orleans.
Fox sAIRBY All Duf-CGTsTs
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-09-17

The most Astonishing cure OF chronic dlar.
rhTawe ever heard ~ t. that ~ VIM. Clark.
Frankfort Minis. Waldo County, Ne: the
facts are aitested by Ezra Treat. Upton Treat
aud VI. \ Merrill, either Of whom might be
addressed for particulars. Mr. Clark was
cured by JohHso,,'s An0dgHs L,nf1lof
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-09-17

THE L Ar rs + CARPET HOUSE in 81.
Louis. Importers. wholesale and retail deal
ers in Carpets. Oh Cloths. Matiings and Cur
tain Goods. Send for price list.
Z. Il. BRAY 4 CO.. 40e y. 4th Street.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-09-17
nK sALRpY ~ DnrnGIsTs.

Seth Green has received a gold
medal from the Society d'Acclimation,
Of France, for his services in fish-breed-
ing. Mr.. Green has three such medals
from French societies. while no other
American has any al all,
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-09-17

To Cot ~TRY MERCHANTS. N. W. Per-
kins. Wholesale Boot and shoe house. 5i4 q
DIG Washington Ave, -. Louis, has the larg-
ct and most complete stock ever offered in
The West. At bottom prices 20 cash BUYERS.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-09-17

T. UTrERBACk & co, Jobbcrs and
Wholesale Dealers In BOOTS AND SHOES.
~ DOB 4 sos y. Main Street, st. Louis.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-09-17

CARPETS. Oil Cloths and Curtain Goods
u. &. POWELL. Wholesale and Retail Deal
er. Nos. 4l0 and Az North Fiith Street. ST.
Louis, Mo. Send for Price Lists.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-09-17

Ash your grocer for DOLIER. WEYL &
CO.'S CHARACTERISTIC blue ribbon goods
of the West.
Send for Price List. 1t. Louis. No.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-09-17

The 10th anniversary Of Walter
Nco't natal day was celebrated in Edin-
ourgh, recently.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-09-17

Glossy BLACK Nhisker- ARE admired hs every
lady. You can have them bt using ilr. fUti r I'M
proved Hair Ipyri To w. had uf any druggist.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-09-17
Lindell Hotel. St. Louis.

Hotel in the West Washington Ave. and Gih
st. Felt, Griswold. Clement & Co.. Prop'rs.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-09-17
Pleasant md Profitable Emp,oymer

Pleasant nd Profitable Employment
~BeAufiful." 'fharulng" .Nh. how lovely - "Mhat
AZ. they worth - 80 such ave sxria,,,.f . 49,
ho zee the large. elegant New Chrumos produced hy
the European Am. Chrome PubgCo. They All per-
feet gems Ofart None resist the ten ptRfinn 70 buy
wncn seeing the Chromos ltreqrrcs ialking sell
tho pictures they speak FOR Themselves Canyasscrs
AEis and ladies anu gents ont OF employment will nd
this TIE hest opening vcroncrea 70 ma X money Fun
particulars and confidential cfrc uar ~ for Ad
drers F.GLEAsoN&Co sSWeshlngt0n-s Boston. Mass.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-09-17

ehionabie Manner. u draws All
tie fullnaas 20 the hsck, making the
straight mont" u Saves more
than Ten Times It's Cost. u eau be
changed from One Dress q another.
Price, IS crnis zach. Mailed.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-09-17
WAN Ed
ACCNTs for IN

ID Envelopes. Golden Pen, Peu-ll1der. Pencil. Pate.
lard-Mcasure and Piece OF Jcwelry. single 20,
ar. WI p ,erant Prize postpaid - cents Circlls~
free. BRIDE Co. zoe brpA4i say. New York.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-09-17
FASHIONS and COLD COIN PREsENTsl
Smiths Instant Dres, fIevator.D

. This CUT shows the
Upper Part OF TIE
nklrt wrong side
out, with the "Ele
vator" fixed In You
can raise your shirt
while passing . mud
dy plAes, and then LET
u fall, ~ you esn keep
u raised Itkeey,s the
skirt IRON the Filth.
10 Loops the skiri IA
NJ aN - ~
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-09-17

Stories for young and old are given Ia the Bosr0s
MKEKLY GLDnE. Only W Cts. for 9 moe. postage free
IhE GLOnE Ptn Co.. Boston.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-09-17
Don Bic YOUR TRADE

Druggists. truCerH and Dcalcrs-ffre China a japan
JtaA ~ sealed pacagea, top cdns. boxes half
IEACoMPASy, e0l EultoH-st., y. Y. l.. .. Box $50.
, 1875-03-26
Gbritopb bp1 sduio's Sltger0=
YihliDthef.


@ebunben In Bappbedel a Is Gents. Mit
WtlslirtH iiden a 20 Gents. @an3
Dtuslin IS Gents.
Setnrt6 ron Gid,enfe 4, ipie er sur @rtenntniB
Der @eibnad)tsabenb. Cine Gr31bluns 3lm Weib.
rabtsselbent fir 8inoer.
Der Hpfenitpf. Sine lntere1Iante Gr5Gbluno.
Der OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES administration IN.
3lper Grj1Dlun9en.
Die iSopfenb itben. Cine gegebenbeit aus BEN
Seben zines arner Oorf= Sdulebrers.
GuftdcJius. Sine 6el9ihte Der 6riitliden Borieit
Sas . nmenfDrbdbcn. Cine Gr5GbIung benz Bill
.benpen @lter %geiulomet.
Rpia BON 1~anHsnburs. Cine Gei6idte bes IIte,
tbums.
s'enpfepa. aiae Der id5niten u,,b ribrsnbiten Ge
ididten beg Mltertbums.
pie Wad,tisan. Gina intsreiiante 6eididte.
Hobert, rsr " atfenfnabes OOer: 9as Anosrfen
2uepts, Der Wvstpdnterer.
Sieben Gr,db mnsen.
Sannetpn nnc Mmalie.
Die Mfaiblnmen.
emma BON 5ineenftetn, ober Gott na9t IGes
gut.
asilbe M Eea. Gin sefaiahiaes G.ndIo..
Sas per orene 6ine. M
Has SGubd,en Das RaubidbIpa.
Der quite Srieorm nnS Der bpie Dtetrid.
S~meihnnsert Gr,dblnnsen, 3ipei gdnDe.
Die SraFn Sulia, ooer: Rinbli4s 4isbe. 9reue
9ottfries, Der iunse GinfreS!er.
Ger Nbriffbanm.
Sie fleine Sautenfptelerin.
SaS &dirrndJen.
5ernanho NsbeasseIbibte zines iunsen Grafen aus
Spanien.
Rupfermiimsem unb @plsalde. 9as gosel.
Warsaretba Sllmdben. Die sBalefapene. Saa
Die Senersbrnnif. @aEerfutb am sRbein.
Der Oiamantrins. Das Waricnbilc.
, 1875-03-26
Cine Ttnte G.

-(Sn einer 0ffentlid)eu Seriammluns iteut
li9 cine Dame trot wieoerbolter Bitten,
lieeu 81 bleiber, auf eine Sanf.)
q: n&enn Die Dame wiibte, baB ite eil
groBes God III tbrem Strumpfe bat, 10 Diiroe
iie benielben nldt 10 5etsen."
Coles bat ben 9ewinidten @rfols, bic
Dame perldBt iofolt ibren erb0bten Stauo.
puntt.)
9: uaber mein Serr, ipie f0nnen Sit
etuas ~bebaupten, oas gar nidt pabr tit ?"
q: nNi6t mabr? 8enm iie nidt cir
grobes Sod i'm Strumpfe batt', mie wiirbt
iie oehielben baum ansieben t0unen ?"
, 1875-03-26
n8nabm8fa

SIN 9ager bat iid bas @eriidt perbreitet,
baB burf S6s,piuigteit ale Srunnen peraif-
tet, moroen leien. @s weroen oaber Soften
aufgeiteut, Die bas @aieria0pfen binbern
iouen.
Yofen: nSier 1T nitt erlaubt, 8ai-
ier ST. bolenM 1ae
Sffisiersbnride: u@arum benlt?"
Soften: o0aS @afer lift persiftet
per baoou trlnft, muB iterben!"
Offisier8buri6e: nIber bas @aher
9eb0rt ia fir ben Serrn Sbert!"
YpIen: 1902 bann ntnll's!"
, 1875-03-26
Nsenfen Derlanst!
Cast Adrift Cast Adriftii

Gtn t%pgretees Ssttenflf au ZEN bsra5mtsa gpsrfsa
;.1hree Years in a Man-Trap" unb Ter Night
in a Bsar'Room," ppn 3. e, Nrtbur. Gas itst
une 9rbste BUD stslss esfstsrten S6riftfea. . - alan
seHp tuunrtrf. elegant asbuneen, pirb ,u 3aufsnetH sI
Seitunsea es eanpes auf has @rnfiate b%surrbsiI,.
en- @stbt6ts pOn @srbrt6ea unb Seieibtaunasi; n
nnlsrer uItte, ipfipt tu benz r~ubtafsn 5ersen irrettp
Der Wfcrelttdt %bsmtrter as @sfsse. Naentea psl9,
,~Man-Trap" vertanften, mnien mtneeffens nod .ui
maj 70 stsl @%rernplars etsiss -Sudss s~srtaufen.
Yertratt tn Stahlft6 ~trb etnsm Iepen Sukferib,ntsn
aberrsl@t. Ssl6rs;ttnee eireulors unb fOI8s mtt ben
Sseinganasn ipsrNsn fret auf anfraa. ~psrfensst ssn
:; we. Sfoecart II. Co.. patIfpsrs. 733 Saafsm
S"uS'' Vp"a' va f7iunt49p;
, 1875-03-26
.@ie 1T nod nidt feitaeleQt," ant,

Isle it nod nidt feit9efe0t," ant
portete id. uWtuBte id sic nidt Snoo'
ieben? sic baben friiber 9ewiiie Orobun=
gen sesen MIDI ots9eftoBen."
Limb Oh battelt 6ltrdt ?"
o0tein. S6 9laubte sic 9enttg 81
%fennen, ltrn 9epiB 3u iein, boB gle mid
ni@t fir meine 2iebe 3u Sbnen uie fir
elm Serbreden ~itrafen witroen. 90
mande G~reigniiie iino iett bent Gage, lpo
sic mir orobteu, ein9etreten."
ySa, IN Der Ibat, 10 manhe @rei9z
niiIe," unterbrad lte midi. Neein arnler
Yater lit unperbelerlih. Nod einntal
Fat er ith uniinnig bfoBseitellt uno abera
mails fat mein @atte beoeutenoe Gum
men opfern m%iiieu, nm i'm GIT retten.
8, SEER bon @laltoieuie fat Elm coles
Sers, un0 es lit trauri9, oaB er nur 9ea
gen MIDI Der @roBmutb ernaon9e(t Fat !!
Seoe i%eirer Wobltbaten, nit oenen ct
midi eroriidt, lift fir MIDI elm neuer
Sdmer3, aber inoem id fie nebme, babe
id mid I'M oas 6edt sebradt, i'm nit
einem Sdlase gu t~reffen, Der ibm fiirdz
terlider mdre als Der Zoo -.
Isle fDnnen Dionpiia beiratben, SaS
fob, Sie baben NidtS BON mir su fiirds
ten."
30, 10 piel bate ih nidt eebofft,
Wa9loire! NuBer mir Dor Treltoe ergriff
id lire Sano, nm iie an uneitte Qippen
gu 5ieben. .
.Sie iino Die bette 5reunoin !" rief i)
aus.
Iber baii9, ais bdtte le ibre Sano
an meinen 2ippen %perbrantt, cog iie iie
suriif.
rgtein, nidt lo!" iprad, iic ~erblaiieno.
limo tire Iufre9uug fam beberrldeno,
fubr ie fort:
rSnoelen miilien mir inns nod eins
mai leben. Sic baben meiue Sriefe,
nidt mabr ?"
sd babe iie alIe."
uWobl! Die miiilen sic mir 3uriidgez
ben. Nber no uno ipte ? Sc fdlt mir
I'M Iu9enbltd ldlper, midi gu entfernen,
Die iiin9ere neiner 20dter - uniere
Iobter, Safob = ift iebr franz, Den<
nod miiiien mir ;u Guoe fommen."
Sinh gle etlpa am Oonnerltaa frei?"
rSa, in bielem San leien Sie Oon@
nerita9 Abeno I'm neun ubr in Salpins
Jon. Sic weroen MIDI all Ger b~interen
Seite Der grause6duoe filoel, oi6t am
@insalts oe5 Waloes, BET einem Der
Gbiirnle oe8 alten Sdloiies, oas BON
meinem @atten ber9eltelt wuro." .
rSit oas poriidtis ?" fru9 id.
Nortiesnng tolst.)
, 1875-03-26
GiniQe quite 6riim0e :

1.-Gine neue GrFnbuna. sriinoli& aepratt
vnb 9eiidert ourd 4atent.
2.-Otadt einen ooIlfo ms neue 2pd.SN@.
sIeit auf beioen Soften. an alien grten Dol, Stohvx.
3.--9auft lehht, ianft, serGuidlos uno raih-bsRr
6 o mbinatip II bon Gi9euiGaften.
4.-Sauerbaft-lauftSaPr lan obne gsspa'
raturen. NtlH" f+
5.-Y erriatet allie Irten BON @rbstt
mo Sanep NGbereien in elmer opr3i0lidengGe,,s,
S.-St fir ben Nrbeiter iebr lei6t 5u banb'
aaben. Vie 9Gn9e Der stibe t0ln ~re9ulirt mcroen,
.o6brenb Die Maibine i'm Gan0e lit. nm oieie fam
nit elneu SSaoen ucrieben >ueroen. obne ooB oerislbe
'urt glider 3u 8eben bat.
{ -plnu eiufab, itnnrei6, elegant, inorm
,er Std o b ne ben Gebrauh BON Goa g8beeI GEARS
Iotorp Cams uno 2eoer Nrns fornirt 'plro. Dat Den
Automatic crop 6eeo, meIAer cine 8leth-
nGBtge &dn9e oes Stthes bel tr9snD
liner Geidwinbi9teit i'd bert. bat unIsrru
teuen 9breaoGontroIler weIber cine 9Iele'
mGBi9e @elue9un9 Der Neeole.8ar erloubt uno elner
9ertebuu9 bes s abens oorbeugt.
S.-Gpnitruction d II Be-h ~r8fGIti9 uno pDa-
enoet. SIT fabrijirt opu ben 6tdteten IN
erfabren item Irbeitern in Der bsriibmsn
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