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The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1876-04-14
A Parental Veto.

From the Burlington Hawkeye,
Yesterday noon bold, bad boy, who
lives on Columbia street, went home from
school and said: "Dear mother, mayen't
! go in my bare feet this afternoon?
None of the boys wear shoes in the
spring" But his mother said, "No,
my darling boy, cannot let you go
bare footed, and if you tease me about
il / will waffle your tender cuticle with
the unkind end of cheerful skate
strap" So the bold, bad boy closed
the debate with a sigh. and when the
yeas and nays were called his motion
did not prevail, and the house soon af-
ter adjourned. But the boy went ont of
the yard by the alleyway, and took off
his shoes and stockin gs, and hid them
behind the woodpile, and scudded mer-
rily off to school. and every body ad
mired his fat, muddy bare feet. But
when he got ont Of school the ground
very solemn time hippity hopping back
home, and when he got there he couldn't
tell the woodpile from a haystack, and
his shoes and stockings might as well
have been in the middle of the ocean
for all the good they did him. So he
went into the house, and after a great
deal Of filibustering, he made his report,
which was tabled, and the house went
into committee of the whole en- the state
Of the boy. His mother took the floor,
and after an exciting and highly inter
esting session the committee arose and
the house adjourned, while the boy rub
bed such portions of his anatomy as he
could reach, and framed bill for the
more perfect prevention of chilblains.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1876-04-14
me Latest ThIug IN Pets.
Nm. n. Q. Fisher in lhe Argaaiaa.I

A-AAaf = - HH@--+ - NfHN rH-HA-HtHH-.fN
One Of the oldest pets that ever ex-
listed belongs TO n little girl In Seventy
first street. A visitor met her al the
gate Last summer with what she puppos-
ed was a lunch box under her arm. To
the lady's surprise snake like head ran
ont little way from the lunch box, and
the pet turned out 10 be a common mud
turtle.
Some one had brought the creature
home a year or 80 before, and let il loose
in the garden.
When the children began 10 play
there, ont from it, hole came the turtle,
and singing out this child gave evidence
Of intelligence beyond belief
The turtle was called Pedro, aud the
little girl had but 10 call that name two
or three times at the back door to see
the old boz waddlinR up from the bottom
Of tine Rarden-directly. Any one else
approaching or attempting familiarities
the clumsy feet we're drawn promptly in,
and the wiae old head retired within its
shell and no sign Of life would Pedro
give.
But let the child take "a, the claws
closed round one 0f her fingers, and the
head, run out to its fullest extent ofneck
would be waggled against her with ev-
cry token Of love n turtle could give.
There came a time during the sum
mer when the little mistress was sick
The mother sitting in the dusk. thought
she saw a dark object moving in the
room, and shortly after, hearing pump-
ing on the stair, went ont and found il
was Pedro returning to his hole In the
yard.
Each day for weeks. with the opening
of the outside door, IN would walk
Pedro. The girl generally found him
waiting on the steps.
He would go to the stairs, stand up
right in corner, and setting bic little
feet into the stairs above, pull himself
up. This operation he Wonld repeat tili
he reached the landing. II the door in
to the sick child'a room was closed, he
waited patiently to be allowed to enter
When taken up and laid beside its
mistress it made no effort TO move, bus
lay for hours, with iss solemn head wag-
ging from side to side.
Al night IL waddled off 70 the stairs,
and then the racket commenced, a. il fell
of each step in clumsy fashion. sound
ing like that famous clock in the In
Roldsby legends that went hopping after
Mr.. Ap. Jones.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1876-04-14
A Mountain OF Salt.

A mass of ninety million tons Of pure,
solid, compact rock-salt. located on an
island 1s5 feet high, which rises from
n miserable sea-marsh on the route from
Brashear to New Iberia. up the River
Teche, in Louisiana, is one Of the won.
ders of the world. How this island
containing over three hundred acres oI
excellent land, ever came into existencs
in such locality is a matter Of conjec
inre. Vegetation is prolific, AMI this
scenery is beautiful and varied. Hers
il an immense bed OF pure rock sal
whose extent il as yet only estimated
and scientific men are puzzled TO know
what produced it.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1876-04-14
Black Hills and Starvation.

Those who seek death by slow starva-
tion will doubtless be able to find it in
the Black Hills. Flour is quoted at 10
to IL cents pound, and bacon 25, sugar
40, salt II, and beans Is cents pound,
while molasses sells at 81 80 to 50 per
gallon, and tobacco at from 81 to 81 so
a pound. After travelling 250 miles by
OK or mule team from the nearest rail-
road point, Cheyenne, the gold-hunter
finds himself at the diggings, where if
he is lncky enough to get good claim
and Is an expert miner, he can by hard
work make dollar a day. A cores
Dondent of the New York Times who
has carefully explored the diggings. re-
ports that very few make that, while the
largest amount realized has been S55 per
month; which would scarce pay for pro-
visions The correspondent of the Kan
sas City Times says he has carefully
gone over the diggings and has not yet
seen a nugget; that no gold from the
mines has been sold at Custer City; and
that the opinion of old miners there is
that the diggings are emphatically a
fraud. The excitement is kept up,
however, by the papers at Cheyenne and
other outftting towns on the frontier,
which publish glowing accounts of the
gold fetched back by returning miners
Rut IL ia more than ever manifest that
no one has returned with as much mon
ey as he took with him; that more gold
can be made digging bitches in Iowa OF
Illinois than in the diggings; and that
those who are rushing to the Black
Hills are hHrrying TO extreme destitu-
tion and suffering, with all the chances
that they will have to endure yet great
er suffering in order to get back.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1876-04-14

A DEEP WELL.-This we'll. which il
over four ihonsand feet in depth. H. in
the village of SperenberR. ahont twenty
miles from Berlin. IL was begun about
FIVE years ago by the government author.
titles, TO ascertain the existence Of rock
salt beneath the strata of gypSum occur
ring in the locality. At a depth Of two
hundred and eighty feet the salt was
reached. The boring was prosecuted by
steam until the final depth was attained
At the lowest points, the sale deposits
still continue.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1876-04-14

An EnRlishman has analyzed the
causes of railroad accidents, and comes
to the conclusion that human machinery
is Responsible for Al PEI cent. OF
them; defective signals for % per cent;
defective roadway for Is per cent; and
defective rolling stock for IS per cent.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1876-04-14

The decrease in the number Of trans
fers Of Registered honds At the Treasury
in Washington City is hailed ~ heal
thy sign for business. which. IL il infer.
rel. must he rapidly recovering from the
depression Of the past two years. Is IL
not possible that men in need Of money
to conduct business have already parted
with all their bonds. and that these have
gone into the hands Of moneysd men
who are not required to soil themY
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1876-04-14

ST. Louis Republican: "Dio T.ewa says
that wine j. wor-s than whi-ksy, bus
Dio Lewis -. a. usual mistaken. Wine
ir only a mocker, while those who have
tried whiakey know IL Ia always in dead
earnest with a man"
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1876-04-14

Ro5er, Fl. Crockett, leading lawyer
of Arkansas and a grandson of the fa-
nous Davy, will visit the Centennial, ta-
king with him his grandfather's rife
and watch and an authentic portrait Of
the old pioneer.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1876-04-14

Vesuvius is waiting for warm weather
To erupt, for the snOw and ice around
Naples now would make short WORK Of
its hres. and thus its majesty would Be
irreparably snubbed In the eyes of tho
Inrrnrnni
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1876-04-14

Dou't teach your boy 20 work, Tor if
you do the first thing you know he'll
want TO pitch in and get living for
himself, and then who'll squandcF youF
property when you're gone
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1876-04-14

Refuse all $5 notes of the National
Bank of Usage. Iowa, numbered over ], :
$50. for they are forgeries. The bills are
genuine, but were stolen before being
signed, and hence are worthless.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-11-15

mantle validity OF pioneer titles
against shotgun claims and we are
not wi.hoc. hops that its gifted au-
thor VII, To. be disheartened by sne
dispraise oi enyiopS San Francisco
Bohern!ans, int vii. fetch his play to
Nevada Md let it be Judged by those
and true scenic effects attendant upon
the Location ct mining claims aud tie
holding OF tLa same against all jump
ers of whatsoever degree or character.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-11-15
NEW TODAY.

DULLTON Even such as Is sc,
ID receivable ct the L. s. Mint assartd snd
sold On the most favorable terms.
Samples &c Ore critically sssayed for boih
Gold ana Silver, AND EEPORTs BASED Upon
DUPLICATE TIES rs. for 81. rs per sample
VIXEN rcports are delivered in Carson.
Samples Of Ore assayed for Copper, Lead
Anthony, Tin and Mercury. or other Metals,
st very low rates. See Circulars.
Samples Of all inorganic substances. miner
sis, ssline deposits and mineral waters analysed
and examined chemically or microscopically
Also. particular attention given to the Exam
in.rion Of soeds and Liquors, with reference
to ADCLTERAGiONS.
ne ain st a large business on email profits,
whether IL Analysis or IN other branches.
Assay rs aud the Trade fyrI shed with Chen.
icsliy Pure Gold at $40 per o., with discounts
Of for quantit-. Chemically Pure Silver 81
- per o..
For further information see advert isement In
Virginia Evening Chronicle, or cali. as above,
on Messrs. PiIley 4 McCoDnel for Circular.
C0NRA WlEGAND,
Formerly Meier and Eeiner Of 4. ). Mint at
San Francisco, aid later Asssyer Of the sa,le
Establishment. novltfu
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-11-15

Robert lowe, the distinguished Eng
lish Liberal, in speech at Bristol de.
clared there was danger Of war in
which En.land would participate, and
of his counrry's share in which ever s
Englisbman ought to be ashamed. He
deprecated Bi-rseli's denuncia:ion 81
the Gar.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-11-15

The election OF Fem, democratic
candidate for Delegate TO Congress
from Idaho, is claimed by bis party
organs, Blu: inasmuch AS they claim
everything in sight and OFT OF sight,
the statement il to be- taken win
many grains OF allowance.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-11-15

Presideu; orion of the Western I'm
ion Telegraph Company has dismissed
the operatives Of that conpany's lines
i'll Florida for allowing Democrats TO
read Republicans dispatches. Right !!
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-11-15

James Graphattc, under conviction
Of murder in the second degree, hang
ed himself in the WATERFOWL \. y.
Jail, on Sunday night.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-11-15

1t costs from $500 to 81 900 year for
comfortable maintenance of a SUDDEN,
at Harvard College. Clubs aud boat
ing arc expensive luxuries.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-11-15

William .. Avery convicted at St.
Louis Of being concerned in the whisky
frauds there, has been pardoned by
the President.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-11-15

All interests in Russia seem eager
for war. and hail with pleasure the
sentiments contained in the Cars
lato speeci
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-11-15
NOTICE TO HOLDERS OF CDHIl.
EENTAl LIFE POLICIES.

4 MEETING OF SUCH OF THE
\ n citizens OF ormsby and Douglas counties
as hold policies IN tbs Continental Life Insur.
kHrs company are requested TO meet ut the
ornsby House, 1T
is o'clock NJ, ON Tuesday, Nov. Ii,
To take into consideration the hest course 70 be
pursued concerning I'll. Affairs of the said coln-
pany. This meeting Is called by request OF
Sc sc raj Of the Cars Il
POLICY HOLDERS.
- Carson Valley News please copy. and no.
tee editoris lily, and send bin 70 this ofaca.
November g, 1875. ii
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-11-15

The Circus Theater at Madrid, SPAN,
has been destroyed by fire. Some
lives Were lost, it j. reported.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-11-15
Lost.

4 BUNCH OF KEYS, BETWEEN
IA Robinson street aud the Orlusby House.
The finder Will b. rewarded by leaving the SAME
st the APPEAL office. noy9tf
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-11-15

A meeting of 1000 Greeks has heen
held at Athens 10 take into oonsidera
ton the promotion OF military prepa-
lions,
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-11-15

Russia and Turkey are both prepar-
ing for WAY, and The prospects Of peace
are very poor indeed.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-11-15

Uncle Zach Chandler still declares
his belief that Hayes is elected Presi
idsnt.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-11-15

The Marine bank Of st. Paul. MINI
has suspended.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-11-15

Moulton has discontinued his suit
against Beeci,er and agrees 10 pay the
costs
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-11-15

Hayes majority in Ohio is not less
than 1872.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-11-15

With tho closing Of the Cenienn.s
Eastern hotel prices have fallen.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-11-15

Mrs. c. L. belong and her children
have left Virginia and gone to San
francisco.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-11-15

At fire in Savannah, Georgia, OF.
Monday night $500 bales of cotton
were destroyed.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-11-15

and true scenic effects attendant upo
the location CT mining claims aud IL
holding Of the same against all jump
ers of whatsoever degree or characte:
Robert lowe, the distinguished Eng
lish Liberal, in a speech at Bristol de
clared there was danger Of & war il
which England would participate, ant
of his cp,Intry's share in which ever,
Englisbman ought to be ashamed. II
deprecated Bi.rselis denuncia:ion o
the Gar.
The election OF Fem, democrats
candidate for Delegate to Congress
| from Idaho. is claimed by bis part,
organs, bu: inasmuch As they clain
everything in sight and ont OF sight
| the statement is to be- taken viii
many grains OF allowance.
/! President orion of the Western I'm
ion Telegraph Company has dismissed
the operatives Of that company's lire.
| i'll Florida for allowing Democrats &
read Republicans dispatches. Right
1t costs from $500 to 81 900 year 10;
| comfortable maintenance of SUDDEN,
at Harvard College. Clubs and boat
! ing arc expensive luxuries.
James Ora ;,hattc, under conviction
Of murder ia the second degree, bang
ed himsei. in the WATERFOWL \. y.
Jail, on Sunday night.
William .. Avery convicted at St.
Louis Of being concerned in the whisky
frauds there, has been pardoned by
the President.
All interests in Russia seem eager
for war. and hail with pleasure the
sentiments contained in the Cars
late speech.
A meeting of 1000 Greeks has heen
held at Athens 10 take into oonsidera
ton the promotion OF military prepa-
lions.
The Circus Theater at Madrid, Spain,
has been destroyed by fire. Some
lives Were lost, It j. reported.
Russia and Turkey are both prepsr-
ing for war, and he prospects Of peace
are very poor indeed.
Uncle Zach Chandler still declares
his belief that Hayes is elected Presi-
ident.
MoUlton has discontinued his suit
against Beeci,er and agrees 10 pay the
costs.
Mrs. G. L. belong and her children
have left Virginia and gone to San
Francisco.
At fire in Savannah, Georgia, OF
night $500 bales Of cotton
were destroyed.
With tho closing Of the Cenienn.a:
ltas.srn hotel prices have fallen.
The Marine bank OF st. Paul. MINI
has suspended.
Hayes majority in Ohio is not less
han 1892.
, 1876-04-01

NeuesBotent.gier @eitern
Nbenb traf 5err 0ingline bier seiuno
uno ippbl mieber an. Serr SEQ Wtoles
S .Morcus ponylewOort begleitet beniel=
ben. 9ebterer reiit nm imSiioen
81 erridten, fir ben|erfauf eines pnten-
tirten Mparotus tpomit Elm 8ier, tpcI6es
an @eidmod Dem beiten Siere 9Ieid
tommt, 10 l6nea gebrallt peroen fam,
bab cs innerbalb s,uei Stunoen gum
u%erlenbcn ferti9 lit. Daiielbe brauht
niht gu lasern uno fann, rod benz es
absefiblt, iosiei6 %setrunten perben.
Serr Marcns miro belte Nahmitta0
,peiter nod Dem Siiben eeben, bod 5,pi>
i6en 9 uno IL ubr bcute Ntorsen cine
Yrnbe in Der Sruuerei nit ieinem Mpo-
rat an ltelen. alle wclde li6 fir Die
Sade interclliren, Iino freunoli4It ein-
gelaoen, oos Bier 81 probiren. 98it
mir b6ren lit bic @sentur fir Gi6mon>
l6on genommer.
, 1876-04-01

Oeut1ber Gp.ttsbien 4. Ct.
3pbannes @emeinbe, Ste StraEe. @ottestienil
8prmittoss II unp slbsnce IS llbr pretisi
Lie YalOr 5uter
9ettlebem's @cn,einbe, Ste Strabe, pfar.
rsr grGner, 0ottescienit II 1br Tprmitta9s.
ct. Marien 0emeinpe, Maribaa Strabe,
Gatsr gennr, @rttesbienf I'm 10 ubr gor.
mittaes unb 3 l1br Nadmittaas.
ct. Marfs sneliid -Iutberiide Stride (Sor
Geurps Sa1) Ode MaYo unb 8rartlin ct
Gpnntaes-g Guls 4t0, @pttssbisnf il ub.
MprSens.
DeutlGe Metboei fen Gsmeinte, 9sisa
StroBe, nnbe Der tien, Gpttesbisnt I'm II
llbr gormittaes unb u llbratenbs BON paifc'
g.. Msysr. Sonntassidule UNI 81 llbr Nad
mitta8S.
, 1876-04-01

poli5ei @ert6t. 5olsenoe
Sdle fomen 9eftern in oielem @eri9te
sur 8erbanolung:
Somes Berfins, ansctlagt Den Sbo-
mas Sompiun rlit einem Stein ense=
eriiIen 5u baben, nit Der Nbli6t i'm 81,
tDoten, purbe biz auf Mittuu1 peridos
ben.
Scr Sal bes Mrder Gornett, farbis,
oneefIog cine Yortie giien ppn einem
obgebrannten @ebduoe, gisentbum bes
Sobn 81. Gpfe, 9eiioblen Sn baben, lpur=
be big auf ndAlten Mittlpu9 perido=
1ben.
Sbomas Sasner, George 2ansutb
uno @i9aro Sia, brei tIeine Sunsen,
ongeflagt ipe9en @eiebibertretuns unb
bas Gisentbum bes %. O.. Goof b,i9a.
bist 81 baben, ipurben nit elmer @rmab
nun9 %entlaisn.
arder @arnett, farbig, angcflast unb
i1ulbi9 befunben 2 Sd,nten i'm Wertbe
So BON 81. 8acci9aluppo eeltoblen su
baben, purbe al S Sage Sail unb Is
Siebe perurtheilt.
Wiliam @opt, anseflaet ben Wm.
Gill ansesriifen unb nit einem Stein ae
l9lasen 5H bobsn, wuros $3.50 ss=
ltroft.
Susie Gobinion unO 2ucp Sane Sads
jpn, farbig, ansefla9t elm unOroeutll9es
9ous 5u baltcn, lpuroen entIallen.
, 1876-04-01

Centennial. Serr @eu. @uper-
notor, unIcr ulternebmenber 8altuirtb,
bat lett GINGER 3eit elm Sntel, perbun-
Den nit elmer &eitauratton, in 9bila-
oclphia, Nr. 116, Soutb 6. Strobe, err
6Hnet, bamit feline pielen Srennoe BON
GiAmonO, ipouon manbe j~eoenfals Die
Iusite0uns in philadelphia belu9en
peroen, Elm 9emitblides Saus finoen,
NOD tic wabrenb ibrcs borti9en Auient-
boltes Elm Alpl iinoen, tusldes lie an Die
Sebo9li1feit erinnert, Die lie in Gid=
monb 9emobnt iinb. unb no unler olte
Treuno @eors nit freunoli@sn @pdben,
lbnen Die Seimatb ins @eoa6tniB rufen
uno nit la6enOer Wiene, cine fSlajhe
Don Dem n@ic iolen i'm ni9t BADEN,
auf Den Slid iieaen ipirb.
Iir iino iiberSeugt, baB lein Sotel
ltets iiberfuat BON @diten iein miro.
, 1876-04-01

@agabmnben. Sn Dem Mapors
@eri9t in Man9elier, fanO seliern Gle
llnteriu6uns Der perbofteten 8o9obun-
Den ltatt. Die 3eusen b~eiasten, oab
hoB bislelben arme 2eute waren, welbe
'Niemanocn beleioi9ten, unb tiirali9 BON
petersburg obne Mittel ansefommen
lsicn. Cine Der 6rauen luar taubtumm,
cine antere leit 9eraumer 3eit ans 9ett
g~slsllslt 9eweIen. 9ie sanSe Yartie be-
ltono aus 6 Grmadienen uno 8 &iaoern,
lpel1e ale bes Mitleibs wertb Su .lein
lbienen. 0a feline Mntlage sssen Tie
Dcrporsebra91 meroen %fonnte, murben
lie %entlalien, nit oem8ebiuseu, oieStaot
lo9lei0 gu Derlaiien.
, 1876-04-01

gilI arp iiber Die finan-
|~siellen gu Itanoe. @elo mub,
msnn ss gtusen i6aHen ion, lumber se-
itreut merOen, 10 oab Sober etpas oouon
befommen fam. Menn es in Ypra=
mieoen aufsstbirmt if, wiro oas %flsinite
S6atteln es nmwerfen. Wenn id &6=
Mig wdre. wiiros i'd Elm sutes Wtittel &C.
gen a~ufsebduftes capital wlllen uno
l9neQ an,psnoen. SD wiiroe ndmli9,
siren Diam ni9t belteuern, iuenn er nur
elm ginfommen Dan $4,000 jdbrli9 ooer
meniser bGtte, elmer wel1er iiber $4,000
bis $4,000 Gintommen bate, miiBte 10
PRO Gent, elmer welaer iber $l0-S20,-
900 sinsutpmMsn batte, 20 Yro Sent
beSablen, uno 10 wiiroe iA Die Steuer
bis 81 $4,000 perooppeln. gSas elmer
iiber lplGe Summe elnSutommen bate,
wiroe i'd allies nebmen, leoen
Solar. Sd lase Sud, ooB wiroe
cine CUTE Sur lein uno Die SWaaltrsst-
rings" berunter balten.
SD wiiroe einem Mann 9enu9 laIien,
flir ole an1tanDl9e lllo relpetlaoleSlUtue,
aber oann muB er leinen Sbeil fllr ole=
ienisen nit beiiteuern, weIde ldwiBen
uno arbcitsn miiIsn uno ni@t 10 l4lau,
ssmein unb ni9t 10 slldli4, als or, sc.
pelen lino. IS wiiroe Der 0ablubt Der
Menl6sn Elm 3iel leBcn, uno oas @slo
piiroe cine before M%npenoMns tlnoen,
ais wsnn baiar elm pfero fur $4,000
ober cine 9iamanten 9taoeI fur $780,
900 sefauft wiro.
(Gi9monb gnquirer.)
(g8ir slaubsn kiGt, oaB WirSlnla oa-
nit hie Soften ieiner &esieruns uno Die
0ffsntli9sn Nus9abcn beltrelten tonnte.)
Die 1empersusler ltuO in pbilaSels
pbia nod INNER HelBis an Der Arbelt.
, 1876-04-01

SIN Wie oft fiebt mat
Wdnner nit fleinen&inberu il, einerWcile
iplelen, baB eincm oieSaare suSerae liei
gen Oh Ses 9eihtiiu1s utlo Der uubeoadt,
%iantfeit. Die lte babel %Seiaen. &leine
&inbtr bel oen S6pfen in Die S6be ;u
sicben, ie in Die Suit su werfen uno mie<
Der gu fanaen. iie auf Der fadlen 90Ao
obne lpeitere nnterltiieuns gu traaen,
ODER auf Die Shulter 81 ieeeu uno iie an
ben Deinen gu balten, iino eiuiae bieicr
9piels, ,usld,e ihon bic a%lertrauriaitsn
i5olsen nad lid se;oaen baben. Bir
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