davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1876-08-05

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liz in @ngIanb unb WaleS, melber
auf 4utras Sobn Srl9brs erhoben uns benz
Yarlamente porselsst muroe, wiberlsst oefen
mteosrbolt ssmatte 8cbauptuns, IS iei Der
@runobeFe in Gnsluno inter bSdftens 3d..
600 gigentbamsr osrtbellt. DEM abssishen
uon Den 1903 ,2S9 @runoei 9entbiimern, Gle
meniser oils ie einen Mor9en be Isen uno
pobI better oils Sausbefser be3eiAnet mer.
ben Ioaten, iopie BON ben Ssfitern ~fleinerer
@rnnotide, 9iebt IS alein S2,317 2aaSbe.
iiter, melte spiiAen 100 uno 500 Worsen
lnne babtn. Der 9robe ganobeiie aueroinss
1T in bsn 1anoen msniser. 90 stebt es sc
@isentbiimer, bic itber &c, 1000 nno unter 3d..
900 Utorsen baben, brel nit mebr ais 10000
nno ment9er oils 100, 900 unb Ilur eineu. Der
itbsr l0O, 1000, ndmlid 1866 4crss belis:.
, 1876-08-05
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, 1876-08-05
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ssn. psr,tlssitn, 5sfsris, Group. DsStbtrts, Gatarr1,
asM3s, 6rbfeln. Dsbflftbe.
Die Garsnsuna bee Hsasp pRsIief az sss IttIsxhta
ssr e%rtrasitta dbttIs Hirl etnss uat aas Dsjtttissna
oss Essds ktssfahsss.
, 1876-08-05

Chnr Neenten %oerIanst. Cute 6eIesenbeit, 0eo
Sull gu %perotenen iHr Geute, ,pel1e ibre ,3eit ooer
elnen Speil baDol Dem 8ertaul unlerer
&peelorten lplomen. Siberale @ommiiItonem. S1reibt
nab Den Beom9uh8en. ". .. Sog 5643. Great
Tea Co., 81 uno IS YeieY StraBe,
Jtem yort. 4m26nIt
, 1876-08-05
ACKNOWLEDGMENT.

Der sexses n ts srset seerfaaHs ~ Rbryvss. On,
4x rtdlt has eaait ssRera Rabrans unb Sraft. gDtnI
w Nasen uaD anbsrs Debauaaessrsans aa&laden, tbnr
ssas ESasts.ett ~ eatwideln. mus Der saR,e asrptr Id.
"a. De &rantbeiteu, wtlat aus seaBrtn abdtisittt 10
esrs2sansssrsaa. ~sntateea, ans s.ri&tebeuer art, abec
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Srsss. ssber hAs -e&ptbtf& ottters." ~ y as Stdr.
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sssa.t abdtssett buftnt, + .ts. &ranisetts teit, IL
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g. etsruassn br Massntbatistett, aIS bur6 srbItSs
Aalast sbu beftise G%ridltans. Nsnn bic Sp.iir mid
SspeTta streslet uns str 8srger In 6pIse sefen niat biz.
ia!slta tfnabrt ptrS, uut abmasuans e~intr,tsa uns
3. ssf3pa4ts ssasa sr!est Sea fi6teAea anlaa dn@
SrtAtnns be ~ daI psTisn Bon hafhaer 0slunbbe1
eas ntGt e Detra&t i6mL Ds kerdbS,tsaea Merits
yeas Re Sans 500 e$~tnsfs&t u ben trRsn stasisa 10
scssas, fSsra sent aasaasmt tbrt dufmsrtiamt,it ,a-
go aaf w Mssnltraus esr Drrbaaauassraaus bamit he
"a Ssslss, sslS s1 pattsai ~ 90 nimiut, I'm ai4i fruSs
IA aab Tim tntseeer car ietae ssu tn aaaaises ssG
sas idlsats Rsbrans " bistsA.
, 1876-08-05
so Nrp;ent.

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ftr Den Seriauf Don neuen uno lebrpopularen V uaern
bon elmer Der beoeutenplte Subicriptions- Slrmen i'm
Sanoe. " Sider Tlr 50 Gents s. Builder fIr 81 20.
Seln bumbuS. Utan laiie iih ullere @ireulare tonn.
men uro ~tber3eu8e It'd lelbi. Aorele ~. o. bog 529,
arU'"N A9nn 4QSlSpes
, 1876-08-05
&6meriS6 Cutters.
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S@m4nHA EssaesA

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~ t&webtf&e &rst bt tsH ntAenf%a ffliheu 5sri&pne.
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Aaa bl0d IN lAuptseaaabtheik rs
, 1876-08-05

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bait 10 So9en 4apRr, 40 @%ouoerts, soloene ,Seoer,
Seoerbalter. patent YaromaB uno einen Mrtifrl Sc.
iuelrp. @ll3elne 4atete nit ele9antem 4reis 20 Scents
ppitTrei. GIreulare lrei.
~4a812ott; Srice u. Co., 769 9roabpap, N.W
, 1876-08-05

4 Sxs VI xRsIa6fatsRsa RrsaEseitsn. l.nex ,as W
i&tnssi<&t uaternSrfen IA. snb lstsea nam,ntlit7 Is
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sAA p~ptfelteu. k tpttbu 0eaus am Qsbta IN aabes.
Rtesereef6lsssnhst.
, 1876-08-05

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uai issar sitltaftu aranipsttts.
, 1876-08-05

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ltssrtss, SGna1s, 8srirappsltt. stssSjs, an Nssssisis
asistase sttr Rr6Attlnbs ntrb
, 1876-08-05

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ssafanetes Ssiansb.tt iurids,stkta saS i,sss u EsAs,s
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, 1876-08-05
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-03-28
JANUARY, 1876.
John q. Parrott,
No. 55 King street,

ALEXANDRIA, VA.
Dealer in
BLANK BOOKS, WRITING and WRAP
PING PAPER, ENVELOPES, lNhS,
PENS, MUCILAGE, PENHOLD-
ERS, INkSTANDS, LEAD and
SLATE PENCILS, SEAL
ING WAX, &c, sc.
Also Engraved Notes, Drafts and Bank Checks,
Letter Copying Books, Presses, Brushes and
Ink, Ernsing Rubber, Gum Bands, olllcate
States and Books, or anything else wanted III, ID
the Stationery Department, as well as 81 EEL
MUSIC, besides FLOUR SACKS--plain or
printed to order-PAPER BAGS of all kinds
and sizes, Shipping Tags &C., st factory prices
jan l-tf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-03-28
INSURANCE.
THE VIRGINIA Protection
LIFE INSURANCE COMFY.

RlCHMOND, V "A.
Paid up Capital, SoO.OOO
authorized Capital, Soo,OoO
Presents u plan b. which the benefits OF Litc
Insurance may be secured by sll at about one
third tho usual cost. :,
Thirteen cents invested each day will secure
to your family 5000. nj,
No better investment can be made Plhn
nurelv mutual, assessments being equltabIy
made, according to'sge, upon policy holders rs
each death occurs. This is preemmentiy the
system for the man of limited means, as the in
s,rance is afforded at ACTUAL COST and the
premiums payable in small sums
j. N. WILKINSON, President.
RICHARD IRBY, Vice Prest.
H.H. WILKINSON. Secretary.
]. w. LOCKWOOD, Auditor. :,
named policy holders: Lewis Mckenz;e Rev y
ben Johnston, Joseph T. Janney, Mahlon d.
Robert c. Powell, NJ D., Medical Advisor;
Country policies socssd w;1i f HGr psrce iuteaf
iars annlv TO S Ill. JANNEY d son,
NH lin Agents 40 King ST. Alexa, Va.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-03-28
OUR FIFTY CENT JAPAN TEA-W,

nUR FIFTY CENT JAPAN TEA-We
~ have just received another lot Of this fine
hNored Tea 1t has been pronounced superior
IN n, flavor to the celebrated fifty cent Tea of
Washington city by persons who have used
ooth. We invite those persons who have been
ouying in Washington and those who want q
hlce favored cheap Tea to give US a trial. We
are confident that one trial will convince you
that we sell better Tea for fifty cents than can
oe eought in Washington city
GEO. McBURNEY l. SON,
ieD IL l66 and ITO King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-03-28

IMPERIAL SPORT. The Empress of Austris
made her first appearance 10 the hunting helo
this season Oh Saturday, when the Blcestel
hounds met at Thorpe Vaudeville, near Ban
bury. The weather was beautiful, and there
was very large field. An excellent run was
had, and ultimately tie fox was killed aud the
"brnsh" was presented to the Empress.
Her Majesty left Banbury on Saturday even
ing by the Great Western Railway for London.
Yesterday morning Her Imperial Majesty and
the members of her suite attended divine SER
vice at the Chapel of the Society OF Jesus 10
Farm street, Berkeley square Between twelve
aud one o clock the Empress, with her atten-
dapts, left by the Great Westeru Railway for
Windsor, to pay visit to the Queen. On her
return home the Empress add suite were de-
taued nearly two hours on the lioe, owing to
the suow storm, and in the evening the En-
press and her Immediate attendants dined alone
at their hotel. Count Schouvaloff, Prince
Batthyauy and many others called at Claridge g
during yesterday to pay their respects 10 Her
Imperial Majesty.
1t is understood that the Empress and sever
al of those 10 waiting on her leave town this
morning on visit to Baron Ferdioand de
Rothscbild at Leighton House for days hunt
ing, aod will afterwards return to her hotel,
and that to morrow she will have days hunt
ing with MIR. Lowndes' houuds.-FTom the
London Times, March Is.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-03-28

POLITICAL The Chicago Times, referring
to the fact that bill has been introduced in the
House to so back to the elective system in the
District of Columbia, says it cannot fail to be
80 improvement. if the electoral body is COM
posed exclusively of the substantial taxpayers ;
but ifthe superlative folly of giving votes TO the
whole mass oflazy loaters and bar-room bum
mers, black aud White, who iufest the city is 10
be re. e.enac'ed, the present system may as well
be let alone. This is the view of the matte
t,ken by other leading papers Of the North aud
West.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-03-28
EDOhs .s.rU sIATfG.N.EK
New Books, Magazines, Reviews
&c, &c. &C.,
FRENCH'S, NO. 95 KING ST.

FRENCH'S, No. 95 KING ST.
WHATTO WEAR AND HOW TO MAKE
II for the Spring and Summer of 1876 by
Nine. Dem Orest 80. ioc
ILLUSTRATED PuRTFuLlO Of FASH
IONS for the Spring and Summer OF 1876 BY
Mime. Demorest-..... loc
HARPER'S MAGAZIN Il. lor April.
PETERSON'S MAGAZINE E for april.
AkIEL'S REPLY to the Rev. John A. Seiss,
DID, of Phladephia also his reply to the
scient' fc geologist and other learned men in
their attacks on the credlbllity of the Mossic
account of the creation and food .......5Oc
CARTER QUARTEKMAN, by Baker ...... 75c
THE SQUlRES LEGACY, BY Cecil Hay 75c
COMM THROUGH THE RYE: .........I5e2
PAUSANIUS the spartan, by the late Lord
Lyttou, so cents bound in cloth, Lord byt-
ton edition, 81 SO, bound in CLOTH Globe edl-
tion, 81.
JOHNATHAN, of Leisure Hour Series, by
Fraser Iytler .......... ....@i zo
DIANA CAKEW, by Mrs. Forrcstor ......l SO
THE UNSEEN WORLD, by John Fiske,
A. NJ, LII. L.B...............""...... ....".:.....:Z w
HA WTHORN BLOSSOMS, by. Emily Haw,
.................."..l -
THE BLACK HILLS, Routes to Scentry Cli-
mate Timber, Gold, Geology ETC.. ....2 gO
THE FLAG OF DISTRESS, Tale OF the
SEA AND SHORE, by the author of the
MIRIAM'S MEMOIRS, by TIC author OF TIE
"Household of Bouvere" ......... ......l 10
FINE ENGLISH and FRENCH STATION
cry and new styles Of PAPETERlES just
NEW BOOKS dsily. All the MAGAZINES
for April will be out in day or two.
NH IS GEO. H. FRENCH.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-03-28

The total cost of the free schools in this
State from 1871 to 1875, both years inclusive,
was 81, ,557, ,59673. 10 1871 the am ouut ex-
pended was 1887 .472.39. OF which 1892, ,2l7 II
was from State taxation. 1850. OIL 3l-irom To-
cal taxation, and $45. .233 81 from the Peabody
fluid and private sources. 10 1872 the amount
was s993, ,3lS SO, of which the State tax paid
S422 6O2.43, local tax 1868, 967.96, and the
Peabody iund, &C., $lOl ,74S 20. lu 1873 the
cost was $95O,4l905, of which $424, l54. 80
was State taxes, $434, lll.0S local taxes, and
s92l53.67 from the Peabody fund, &c In
1874 the expenditures we're $1,000, $50. O2, OF
which State taxes were $456. .262 81. looal taxes
$454274.59, aud from Peabody fuud, &C.,
S94 ASP Is. In 1875 the sum expended was
$l,02l, 1896 IS, of which $47S 750.46 was from
State tax.s. $465, ID O9 from oeal taxes, aud
$7171,232 Is from the Peabody fund, &c. Du:
ring the Eve years "ths soh,o system of the
State has received 81, ,l63, 9o7.33 from State
taxation, Sl,9S2, 1898 from local taxation,
aud S4l0. 81 trom the Peabody fluid aud
private donations. Total, $4,557 ,596 u.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-03-28
AIEX ANDRIA VA. TUESDAY. MARCH 28 1876
DRY GOODS.
HyExV CNOnSl NEW GOODS!
J, M, STEWART

Has just opened fine stock of
SPRING GOODS.
Plaids for over dresses and the plain goods u
match.
I Percales, in great variety.
Prints and Cambrics.
Black Gro Grain Silks for Sl.50-aine article
Australian Grapes, very handsome.
Black French Cashmeres.
Crnue Wells and English Grape for tri ming.
Single and Dvub'e Black Cashmere Shswis'
Plat! and Striped Musllns
Lonsdale Cambrcs.
Linens.
Very beautiful printed Linen Lawns, White
do, Table Napkins of all prices Hemstltched
Linen Cambria Handkerchlets for ladies ana
gentlemen, Gloves and Hosiery.
a large lot of superior finish Alpacss. These
goods are beautiful blacks and the most ap
proved brands.
Very fine Black Mohairs, with all kinds of
Beached Goods, superior Cotton Shcetlngs,
&C., &c mn u
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-03-28

,OMBINGS-Save your cCmOlngs and have
~ them manufactured in Switches, Blaids,
Curls, Pufs, Sc, at very small expense, by
experienced hands, at
j. FERGUSON BROS.
feb Hair Depot, 96 King st.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-03-28

5IARDEN SEEDS-We are in receipt of our
" usual Spring supply Of Garden Seeds,
Comprising ali The the old and well known and
some new varieties Our purchases Of Seeds ere
made exclusively from the old eIts6;ished ,,s
houses of David Landretn & Sons, OF Philadel-
phia, and James NJ Thorburn q 20 OF S SeT
York, and we think can therefore 20 l.tiou .he;.
names. name Catalogues will be mailed to any I'd
dress npon application We have $50 choice
I.so-tuaent -. up ~ FLOWER SEEDS, to which we
especially invite the attention Of the ladies'; ESQ
NH II . ~ o., ~ = ~ ".
A MOTHER LOT OF THAT EXCELLENT
= -. damsnd for this fine Tea continues to in
crease. No such article has ever been offered
tn the pub ic before. One trial and you will
GEO. McBURNEY & SON,
NH G lG6 and ITO King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-03-28

rOODS THAT PEOPLE WANT no BUY
VI CHEAP-Canned Strawberries, Raspber
ries, Pineapple, Peaches, Winslows Sweet Corn,
Green Corn String and Lima Beans Tomatoes,
Salmon, Lobster and Condensed Milk. The
place to buy these cheap is at
dec6 McBURNEY SONS.
DLACK SILK BOWS AND TIES-Dlrect
ID from the manufacturer The largest line OF
the above we have ever opened, running up TO
the finest silk put up, and decidedly cheaper
than ever before. White Lawn Ties very cheap.
NH 8 II. 9. SLaYMAkER co.
cLEIGH RUNNERS and BASKETS, VI eat
- Cutters, Oyster Broilers, Tool Chests, Skates,
Pocket Knives, Csrvers and Forks and other
goods suited to the season, just received at Ss
King street, corner OF Royal. Call and see.
dec l5 J. T. CREIGHTON s. SON.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-03-28

A SENSE OF HUMoR was the next quality
the preacher added to the list, and ne entered
on long dissertation upon wit and humor to
explain his reasons for naming it. Blessed,
said he, ''are the men who know how to put
this cushion between themselves aod all the
sharp corners of Tito" 10 the mau who can
look a, things from humorous point of view
troubles are not half so hard to bear, and the
enemy of care seems to lose its cutting edges
when brought to bear upon man like that.
When man has this atmosphere OF the soul
be has got summer day, and 10 that summer
reason and conscience will act better, and he Is
better competent to discharge all the duties OF
lite. That condition is far more favorable to
grace than any other; certainly tar more than
this masked sobriety aud stolid hardness which
a great many persons suppose to be the essence
of the graees aud of true manhood. l say that
good ugture, cherrtuness aud imagination is
grace. 1t may be said that this disposition tends
to relax the conscience. Well that would be the
best thing about it for some coDsclences. 10y
ola was one of the most conscientious men that
ever lived. Paul was never more conscientious
than when he carried the bloody sword into
Africa, and the oruelest men In this world
are the men with limited sympathles aud hard
c0uscleuces. A man who ties hlnself up ID every
direction for fear of sinniog is not SO good as
a mau who lets himself out aud then says: Il
will trust to the grace of God to keep me from
siuniug." To-day the popular idea of being a
Christian is to be something less than you we're,
whereas say that the conversion of man is
like the change of a bird that has been in
cage aud has been let out--a man who has
been living 10 twilight and has the rays of the
rising sun shed upon him-a man who has been
10 the wilderness aud finds it suddenly bud aud
blossom as the rose-it is the largcoess Of
Christian life. Love, hope cheerfulness, cour-
age, faith, trust in God and the JOY that over
flows and the brighr ness that COMES with it and
the sustaining power that accompanies tin
this is Christianity, and will not suffer it to
be slandered here. TO be Christ's man is to be
ten times as large man as you ever were be-
fore. 10 be devils man is to be dwarf |
call you not to prison nor to the gloom of q
duugeon, l call you to thrones aud to glory.
Accept God aud the light Of His countenance
will make you children of light. Rejoice in
the Lord, and again say, rejoice.
Henry Ward Beecher's last Sundays Sermon.
, 1876-07-07

nit 10 bel 2uf uno 2tebe i%tuotren uno
gum Tbeit i4On oura oeutide 2sbrer auf
ibren 9odidulen gu Sauie ein3ufibren
iuden, beren Qanoe8e uno &ulturerseuge
niiie Die id6nften Gaui@mertbe fir unire
eianen l1eberflii1e btlben, oeroieneu, audi
BET uns 9enauer befannt uno pertrauter
gu fDeroen, SIRE alte GLITTER uno auf
mcbr al8 5000 Snieln in 80 Ml1ionen
Bewobnern mimh1etnoe Menldenmelt,
unaemein fletBta" unO mnitcrAaft reinttb,
bietet u%nierer 9iteratur uno unferm 2eben
mebr %toitbare Sddbe, als mir bis ieet
bel nod manselbafter &enntniB nut gu
9%lauben ipasen. Selbit ibre ldnslid.
pieredi9en @olofitdie erideinen uns in
Die @olOmdbrun9 biaein bealidten 8eids>
oeutiden 10 wenig sefabrlid, oaB mir
obne Surdt Dor 6udsbeici1enbeit iie germ
alS barre Wfiin3e nebnen witrben.
, 1876-07-07

fpie i'd Did femme, bereiteit Du Dir fell
Der sas sr6Bte Serseleio,"
Dora anttportete nidt. Das 9aupt
seneiet, idienen tire @eoanfen in Del
Serne gu ueilen.
rNeiu, Martin," pieberbolte fte trdus
meriid, als batte 1ie feline leeten Worte
aberb6rt, i'd siirne Dir nidt, meoer
I'M ba8 Gtne, nod UNI ba8 Nuoere ;
benin td peiB, ouB Du aus lauterer, refs
ner Qiebe gu mir banoe1teit, Du bofteit,
nteid Slid gu be9riinoen, etne 8elesens
beit sefunoen gu baben, MIDI aus Dem
Wtueoe bSswiaiser Weniden 3u b%rinsen.
l1nb oennod mdre eS eben % weni9 leir
@lud, ipie oas meini9e, wiirbe i'd, wie
er e8 BON mir perlanste, feline 6rau.
Mh, Martin, nimnermebr fam oa8 9ez
ideben. Selbit tuenn i] i'm liebte, wie
i'd weiB, oaB .Du mir susetban bif.
f0nute ih ME Die Seinise ,ueroen."
Wartin ieuf3te leiie; eine idmer3lide
@rinneruns ,par in Tim ansereet iuoroen.
Gin @eilden 3Oserte er, oanu fruste e,
treuber5is:
6ortiebung fotst.) ~
, 1876-07-07
gtratnta S1aats-W a3fttf.
Rinber bes Strdftngs,
(Sott5etnng. }

$50 leben Gle mobl bis oabin," iprad
er bepest, .id sebe, um meinem Slid
iuenn Elm un~periObnlides @eidid es nidi
anoers beiimmt, entsesen3ubarren. 2eben
Sie pobl, tbeure Dora.@ @r molte
fire 9ano fiifen, aaein iie ent3os ibm
oieielbe NIT elmer 8eme9ung bes Sdred,
ems, i'm aber lobneno bur9 Elm 3aheln
70 .innis uno bod 70 pebepolI, als batte
es einem Nbidieo auf epis sesolten.
8iiftiser, oils er %sefOmmen mar, pers
lief er oas Saus. Bts Dor bic 1biir
beeleitete i'm Dora, Bon bort aus blidte
fie ibm nad), bic er BON Der StraBen@
pforte aus einen leeten @ruB suritdianote.
Damn besab file iid in lire &ammer
binauf uno Dor ibrem Bett lih auf Die
&niee perfeno. bars fie ibr Gntlie ;wis
iden ben ssalten oes &i1ens, Die 9anbe
Dor ibrer Stirn falteno.
9anse, lanae perbarrte fe in bieier
Stelluns. Wan bdtte ie fiir entidlumz
inert wdbnen fDnnen; oenn III Seits
weiie ourdlief es mie cine Grlditterune
ibren &Orper, als bdtte iie 9esen einen
lauten Musbrud bes tietiten Seelenz
iAmer5es a%nsefdmpft.
DrauBen auf benz Sofe unb Dem Dad
Der 9itte rubte beler SonnenI@ein,
perbeibeno lieblide 6riiblinsstuse uno
elm freuoi9es @rwahen Der Natur, Ser
beibenoer SonnenIdein mobnte au@ I'M
9ersen &raners, inOem er, on ieinem
Stabe 9ebeu9t beimtparts manbelte.
9anse bauerte es oasesen, bepor Dora
III Der ii9 Dor ibr ausoebnenoen Siniterz
mfg ben eriten ibr Ibun leitenoen 9idt.
fdimn,er entoefte. -
, 1876-07-07
SIS bis 800 per Sag sm Samie
geotneuneen fret. Iorefe:
1S31ua] U. Stinipn u. Co., porifano, W1e.
Meenfen Derlanst!
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in a BAr'Room," Don E. G. artbur. Das iest
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unferer Wtttte, pelDe su tr r~uttefsn 5er3en fpreder
Der Wpralitdt bswtrten ale @eiese. aasnten peld
.,Man-Trap" pertauften. mullen minbeffens nod .ul
mai 70 Siei &remplars btefes Budes ~pertaufen.
Notwithstanding ees 5erfaferS. NIT fetnsn
Portrait tn Stabtftb rtrb etneni Ieeen Sut j~ertbenteu
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