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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-07-25
Newry Corner.

July l9.-Although we've received n
mention 10 your item columns OF ls.. ,
fact have not melited any. We sul. liz.
move and have a being.
Mr.. & Ms. o. r Hastings are er,.,.
t,ining quite company OF city boar!er
with more expected soon.
Haying IS going forward With r.o.!.
ty that would have been maIve'. /,
times when horse mover and r,i.
were unknown.
Messrs. Huse 4 WYmau Of the S.es,
mill are busily engaged on sn order iroz
Boston for 40 900 sali-boxes.
Weather very warm here Tor The w,,s
or Two past. B.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-07-25

THINKING about il with little precis-
ion and calmness, there ssems 10 be
considerable pertinency in the inquiries
OF The Cincinnati Commercial: "Who is
hurting The people OF the South noaP
What restraint is put upon them? Is
there any lack even Of the liberty OF
assassination" There is considerable
warmcd-up sentimentalism over South
ern griefs and wrongs; but specifications
are notably lacking The frisky Mr..
c. calls for 1.-The army TO he Withdrawn
iron the Southern States but if the
soldiers have been touching any body"
lately, we haven't seen the report OF il.
The white element that speaks OF itself
rs 1.-The South" has things pretty much
its own way in the elections, aud there
is peace every where except when some
too independent negroes or troublesome
"carpet baggers" insist too obstreper-
ousiy on their theoretical rights. The
"heel of the oppressor" can't be made to
play very important part in the Presi-
Dental canvass, unless some OF the heel
marks are pointed out.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-07-25

BOILED EGGS AT one OF our fashion
able hotels the other day colored waiter
iunocenlly asked guest OF the Demo
cratic persuasion whether he preferred
his eggs boiled bard or colt? The re-
former lifted up his glazing eyes aud
said "this is too much, he had been bored
and annoyed with this question enough
on bis way from ST. Louis, aud now TO
have ii put to him squarely by q saddle
colored waiter "wheIher he preferred
hard or soft? was too much" and he
forthwith lett the hotel and travelled
West muttering Il wish llenden and
Illdrick were in China before they mixed
up things in this way - Ecpubhc.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-07-25
,hs ordinary expenditures of the Govern

The ordinary expenditures of the Govern
ment; and it was reduction oil o httle
less than twC-lhirds.
The net ordinary receipts from all
sources in 1866 were 1919. 949, 564 80. In
1875 they were $S4S. 020. 77l.4l, reduc-
ton 10 the revenues OF 1926, 92S. 792.67.
In 1866 the national debt. funded and un-
funded, was $2,773, 2S6. 1889. 10 1879
il had been reduced to g. 232 ,2Sl 5Sl 80,
heiug an aggregate reduction OF S54O,-
951. 6i1.74.
The financial policy enforced since
1866 in the interests of public economy
and the national faith gives the country
il 1875. as its result u reduction OF the
national debt OF $40, 95l GAIA, and the
r~n. oil public burdens by the way of a
eluclion OF the taxes 10 the years 1866.
1867. 1868. aud 1870 of SSl9. OOO, 1000.
/, mus. indeed be conceded that The
national expenditures In the last fifteen
years. siccs the republican party came
into power, have been upon scale quite
unprecedented in his, perhaps IN any,
country. Tue public exigencles In this
remarkable period OF our history. which
seemed 10 demand them, alone can Justify
or paliAte them.
Whatever diversity OF opinion there
| may be Is To the character oi these ext
gCuces and The method vi dealing with
them. one thing mist be admitted, that
the financial achiey emtnls OF this period
-.he vast revenues and expenditures
raised ard disbarsed whereby the nation
was enabled 10 wage successful war and
al the same tie maintain the public
credil aud keep The public laith--are
scarcely less signal than It's triumphs in
the field.
The policy of the administration is
clearly set forth in the above extracts,
They show, beyond cavll that the Repub-
lican party has been economical. and
careful 10 the management OF affairs.
The Democrats, in their desire TO make
political capital have proposed reduc-
tions which canno, be properly made, and
every citizen will be glad that the Senate
has exhibited sufficient freedom from
party considerations 10 oppose such
mean measures.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-07-25

MIR. Smalls, the coloret Congress-
man from South Carolina, who was in
the debate on the Hamburg massacre. on
Saturday, proved himself more than q
match Tor Sunset Cox, represents the
Edgelield district, within The limits of
which the terrible affair took place. and
has distinguished himself in other fields
OF action. He is the same Smalls who
thirteen or fourteen years ago, when in
charge OF the little steamer Planter, used
as tender by the Coniederates, at
Charleston. achieved freedom for him.
self and companions. by carrying her
past the forts unsupported and delivered
her 10 the Federal fleet .-Lewiston Jour.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-07-25
RE-UNIoN.-The second Maine Caval-

RE-UNIoN.-The second Maine Caval-
ry Association will hold its fourth Annual
reunion. and participate in the grand
Centennial Reunion OF all the Maine
soldiers, at z ortand. Thursday, August
10. 1876. The programme will open
with rousing camp fire in City Hall, on
the evening OF the 9th. General Cham
berlain will preside. Short speeches
and good music. 1t is expected that
this will be the most pleasing feature OF
the reunion. Thursday morning at 8
o'clock, there will be ali excursion down
the harbor and mammoth clam bake on
one oil tie Islands. Amusements proper
to the occasion will be furnished. Alter
the clam bake the regular business
meeting and election oil officers for the
ensuing year will take place. Arrange
ments will probably be made with the
Railroads. and Steamboats, for free return
tickets, and with the Hotels for reduced
prices, so that it is expected the expense
OF The reunion will not exceed SI.75,
and the fare one way. Please notify the
Comrades in your vicinity, and inform
the Secretery how many will probably
attend, before August lst. Members
arriving on the aftern DON of the 9th, will
report to the Secretary at Headquarters,
Grand Army Hall. cor. Congress and
Casco Streets. Per order.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-07-25
Some Of tina. crow is awiully tougl

Some OF tina, crow is awiully tough
and unssvory. Pomeroy's Democrat
before the nomination OF Tilden was
made, spoke of that eminent retormer( O
as "the heartless corrup,ioDist, dishonest
intruder, oyerbearing aristocrat, railroad
monopolist, arrant shyster. unprincipled
Know Nothing. pseudo Democrat, and
corrupt tool OF the money power" and
declared that "all that know Tilden re-
gard him as small. mean, selfish, ego
tistical, cunning, unscrapuious man.
whose nomination would be q national
calamity, and whose election would be
sn utter impossibility." The Madison
Owls. Patriot two days before the con-
vention said that besides being hard
misunderstanding to-make dollars
man. Governor Tilden is big railway
shark with double row of teeth all
round" Anybody who can eat such
crow need never starve.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-07-25
TOWN ITEMS.
Brownneld.

July, 76.-Mrs. Eliza Seavey, VIII.
Hiram Seavey. and daughter Of CO." ~ o.
Wakefield. OF this town. died Jol,
aged So years. ~
The Tannery ia this village. Gem,
by A. Appleby. was DESTROYED 'p''a
Saturday night. unknown D''
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-07-25
Newspaper Decisions.

l. ANY person who who takes paper regularly
from the onice-whether directed 10 his name or
anOther's, or whether he has subscribed or moi
b. responsible for the payment.
= u a person orders his paper discontinued,
he mn e. pay all arrearages, or the publisher may
,,ntiu.ie to send il until payment IS made anu
collect the whole amount, whether the paper u
Ken IRON the Office or not.
TheCOuris have decided that refusing 10 take
ue,yspapers and periodicals from the post ONCE
,r removing and leaving them uncaled FOR, Is
f,rirsa fdcie evidence OF fraud.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-07-25
Republican Nominations.

FOR PRESIDENT
RUTHERFORD b. HAY ES
OF OHIO.
FOR VICE-PREsIDENT
WILLIAM 4. WHEELER
OF NEW YORK.
FOR GOVERNOR
: Ell ID h y CO y y . *
or AUGUSTA.
For Presidential EIeetOr,
|. WARREN MERRILL.
Tor Member OF Congress
,ud Dist.-wILIIAM z. FRYE, OF LEWISTON
COUNTY NOMINEES.
For senators.
SAMUEL u. WADSWORTH OF HIRAM.
JAMES IRISH OF Hartford.
For County Attorney.
GEORGE d. BlSBEE Of BUCEFIELD.
For County Commissioner.
CHARLES o. PENDENTER Of DENMARK.
For Register OF Probate.
HERRICK {. DAVIS Of PARIS.
For sheriff
JOSIAH W. WRITTEN of BUcKFIELD.
For County Treasurer.
GEORGE Ii. WATKINS Of PARIS.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-07-25
GIlend.

The house and farm belopoi,n
Perly Heath was destroyed by ire ~ = |"
l4,h inst. with all its conteut,. lD,n. w
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-07-25
The Liberals VIII support the Repsbli-
can Ticket.

New YORK. July 21.-An address has
been issued by Ethan Allen. chairman of
the National Liberal Republican Com
mittee, to the Liberal Republicans. au-
nulling the call TOR national convention
to be held al Philadelphia, July 10Th, and
supporting the Republican ticket.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-07-25
1I,rrrv Po.tma.t.r in D, ford Connty.)

(Every Postmaster in oxford Co"nty')
Albany, J. II. LOvejoy Andoyer, +. A. Bod
well Bethel, Foster \ Hersey, +. W. Woodbury.
RrOwuheld, J. :. Frink; Buckheld. j. II. DeCos
ter W. Atwood. Geo. ID. Bisbee, Esq.; DiXheld,
Hon Z. &. Harlow; Fryeburg, \. 2. Lewis, u W
McKeene; Giead, ThOs Wright, \, j, Blake
Grafton, John Beattie, Greenwood, ID. n: conn
unnover, A, n Kuapp; Hebron, \. q. Whitman
airam, l.. n WadsWOrth; Mason, q. IL. Brown
Mexico, Henry ". Park; Norway, George l..
Farnham, Esq.; oxford, Rev. ;. 4. Lockwood,
a.. +. Hawkes.; Peru. \. l.. uaincs, Porter, /. ".
Redlon Isaac l. French; RnmfOrd, +. H. Hutch
ins sweden, II. sanders ;. Waterfront, y NJ
shaw: Woodstock, o. G. HOughton; Franklin \
NJ ltOu Plantations, L. II, Thornton.
Agents will deduct their commission oelorU
sending moneys 10 this Office.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-07-25
IOcHl ileltts.

The following persons are AUTHORIZED Agents
for the OXFORD DEMOCRAT. They Will receipt
f,r cash ami aitend 20 orders for job Work, Adj
yertising aud 10 any other matters which sUOScri-
bers NAV desire
, 1876-08-31

NEW York, Aug. 30,-Ths Independents
Grcanbaek party Ind grand ratification mcot-
tnE tonight In the Cooper Union. When Cooper
aud Samuel r. Cary, nominees Of tue
uastv for President aud Vico-Pres!lcnt, male
speeches. Tho resolutions heartily tniorss the
platform OF tho indianapolis Convention, and
pr6teat against tho doinga OF tho Secretary OF
tho Treasury, who, BY operating through syndi-
Gates, Is about to issue long bota1s Of tile Gov
crnlncnt bearing un exoFbtant rate of Interest.
xp,a, es,4:;1sssfat:: zax s'ns: w - II. Tribune.
Et:K ClTr. knn., Aug: g, lSi6.-At Haycs
md Wheeler meeting held in this place on tito
%th ; inst, club was organized with 100 names.
hut this fail 1t will give, j. nulortty for Hayes
and Wheeler, and tho whole sfatc and county
Tickets. Nothtng OF this kind ltas ever been
tlono In This ssct!on alsd this spirit that exIated
W II vtte the wny they shot.
TnE TKIbuNE IL doing good work IN this 10
sality, anil !hoss who take thy rarrr. generally
hay, It rcad by moro tlan their own family.
Sam Tllden'u Record Ii piszzlcr to some Of
the DcmoGrats, aud It makes tacm squ!rrn to
read 1t. However, most VI them Will cut crow.
LES1s or ALABAMA.
NASHVILLE. Aus. u--Tl!e American to,mor-
l.awte, OF Alala,nnt elected tioycsnor by the
Republicans III lR7., and defeated by Houston
n 1871 ~ fayor Of committing the 4tlniniaira-
/ t!un Of tho Gencral Government to Tlltlcn and
iitntlrlcka. Ha declares reformation In tho
| policy OF rcconstructinn 40 Mlcl uucded Us Ii,
any other branch Of the Government, and that
! IL tic present canvass Thy Democratic purity
is On p!uMY that y ,ssl'titln! to be deemed
| national. Tho Republican theory ot recon-
6tructsuh ny military ipfEu nhu terror Of power
| pruycd fAilure. villa Southern birth aud rest
tic,,re during tho Wursceips 10 furnish su)]glent
reason fur the EXCLUSION OF plon Of National
| .yMpathiea f,un participation Ia tbs ud!1,in-
ta are Il t'G II ts IN 1osS Ms
ntnnaisce INV hopea 10 q Southern citizen oi
national aid .Dnscryat[yu sentlnenta. "
| Dunuqun.
!. DuuuQuk, H., Aug. al.-ths Republican
, 1876-08-31
tnIssislcrs, Joseph q. Clark and Gaorga
Kotchum; CorouerA, W. X Palmer and z.

m!semlcgs, Joseph q. Clark and Goorga
Ko.ci'nm; Coronesa, W. K Palmer and q
Ahlr3cl1.
The Hon. r. NJ, Piia,pton, OF Buchanan. u
to xrcea tla ritIzens of tl.ls rity on the po1it-
tcat issucs Of the. day at KcIl"gg's Hall Friday
evening, unsfer tho auspices of tbs llaycs anu
Wheeler Club.
DRTH01T.
Eptcidi 1faposcA to The 7f1bane.
an 'hsrs A E1nn If
dcdfcattnE the FIFTH Ward wigwam There was
grand ssrcct'l'aratlc, tnnslc, and spcechcb.
OitAHn nArtns, Mtcl!.
Special Dfspaeh to ne Tribune
GRAND AArIpS, Atirtl., Ang. W.-The Demo-
Gratis tonight nominated !ie*srt. i. N. Davis
intiyce IN tic State Legislature for jill, ths
city district. They nrc nuw Supervisors for
wards Of tho City, and wlile not specially prom
incut a. members Of tho Demaefat!c marty arc
fair nominations, and will make the canvaes hero
sufficiently closc and exciting for the Rcpubll.
eau party, Which las mt large majority.
, 1876-08-31
TIE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: THURSDAY AUGUST ST. 1915.

-----------~-@------ ----------~--------
sten, II, c. Ballard, rtnauce Corou,,ttee,
(irorge Kfrnbark, RArE,don White, Llncoln DM.
l,uls lo,lis llnas. rho ,nccs lr then adjourned.
x,unr,i wAnn llEruHt.lcASs.
corner of iinlsted anil Harrison M sreeta, wcro We
dedicated Inst evening with nt,prprriatc rcrc-
r1unles. Tie Eleventh. Ward Hayes I'M. Wheel
Ct Centennial Drum Corps, ii, coiu,lal.d Of Afaj.
was very lnruc. Ths new !,ali Ia quito n largc
and rM,u,y one, and well ventilated. It is
fitted up somewhat aftcr The etylu of
sculiy's Police Court, with vosicn benches,
md md speakers pc aS' are Afforded auariefs or on
staau behind convenient railing,
complete. Ilayrs and Wheeler mottoca aud tho
roeln.
and seted as na.ttr e. q ee.eu,onieg' t wtsic NJ T.
Barrett tool. nofca ri tlIc ,cotI,g ~ SECRETARY.
Among tho prominent gentlctnctl present were
Q. 1. Mann, Z. W. Jnekson, John stcpheMs,
Thjl A. iiDynr, r, a. Rfilcs 4, d. Bhdr,natl'
the lion. i. J.. Bond, Chris Mauser, III. F. Dar.
ectt, and X. V. Kennedy.
To esu% as TX q a1se
that tho street in front Of tho ,nli rns thronred.
But The arrangements arc sucl, that speaker
enn 10 heard 1nstIo and outside Of tls hall.
IL ss5'f atg sa .ss sss t ssS ss ~
Important one il avery particular, and il Oe.
and and candidates. @ si1 IL showed ap te al pemoerasy ]
during Buchanan. time, sud what they DID.
Of Democracy md it's rerosd In tho past. liz
exposed Tho hpllowness Of their rrctonscs for
reform, and fts dodgIng Of tic important
issues of tue day. His rryIew Of fildei,'s
svar record waa of such \ character that u
showed him up as Coppcrhcud and pcacs.at-
Observation-Disclosures who'd iii i.c could to help
tis South during lie War. liz depleted Tii,len
as the partner al Twectt ns ahalol.hox suffer,
Storcyts YInes aiid utlsgr Democratic ao,lrcea.
lie denounced. Tildcn rs u pcrturcr, wilo op-
posed the War atil who slllrkcd paying his In
coine.tq1 .rs = to the aogsr.Sut: M q.'!.' .
epes s Ss"tsss msae ss ss! oqe x sh 'as &C. 't5e T.
Mann was introduced, aud srn,ke briefly. lie
sail that the Eighth Ward WIS IN frl-
portant and central ward, and It mas proper
That tllcy should hayo ,pern'a.lsnt
voters to compare notes, and whcrc free discus.
sion would be tolerated.. They Ind the good of
this nation md the Republican party at heart.
lie spoke Of the duties and influences of citizen.
ship, aud showed that good government Should
confluence with the Individual. He loinott III
dcdlcating tho hall to FREQ discussion and to
irco government. III wanted them to pledge
themselves US Republicans, and their children
aftcr which the Hon. l.. e. l3oud was
introduced, and made Q brief speech.
| 1le congratulated the Club Upon tho
a!,sptctous. opening Of their new quarters:
the day, and t1rew a marked comparison be-
tween tho Republican a1d Democratic Mat
forns, md tile candidates. itu showed tf,lt the
Ke15lcan .h party vas ths oaly party ot reform
the next four years.
Alter some other remarks by 1fcs.rs. T, 3,
, 1876-08-31
THE SOUTH TOWN.
Assessor Gray Fails to Get a
Whack at the Treasury.
The Board Inclined to pny Ac-
cortliug to the Letter OF
tho Law.
Some Facts About the Finances
OF the South Side.

o' eite soouLll oloo'
Tie South Town Board Of Audit held m ad-
,o,,rned ncctiu, last cyoninr at No. 4s south
Clark street, Juatlec Mech III the Cinir. There
were present Justices Wallace, and Pollals, su-
! pcsyisor Lincoln, Town-Cicrk Casyer, aud AS
sessor oray.
.rhn cna;r,,,,., ,,,o,n.., "a o~.n,r. ~. Az.
lHe So'aailt@ec "PPo'ntei ~ oAa1""" tne ac'
count Of e1.snpcrvlaor schauls reported that in
bis sesonnt te charged himself with tho sum Of
eclyod was n 1.o,o fran Collector Evans. I'll,
| so'hm''tee iouha' of inspceLon ot the County
! Trcasurcrs accounts, that tic amount received
from Collector Evans was s1,0s3.46, so that
Achouk,a acrount shou,l 1>c charged win thc
diofercncc ara Az. Thor further fo,,n,1 I'm, ~
s.a,. 20 ,og S91 ~. n.a.s s. rsa,.a. - ,"t m ~, W.
! s1o, and charged the umoupt to
lin. This or,1cr. wbfrb bud bcsn
.mrrenacrr.1 @ red to soncrr;sor Lincoln eonceIeI @
should also DO credited to scsnnk. Tie list OF
paitl tuFn orders charged In lila account ST..
! JIG, was correct, lcaYtux balanec due the town
Of ~ S,o.s. s.... ,,,, .s..,.a. .n, .,..r.,. -.
com.nitisse ,Is y discharge, ,. T.. T., ~, .,, =.
again.
| -, A..n..n, L., ,nA t.Jjf
an!re1 sqc assessor 70 maze guy " n neta
a ns IHok ~ 1eH W.. teanty " Tue 'olFo
c'ass, me ~ comPensa'.oh @ , "hs p 81 Gay III,
| ynstseo Waliaeo s,, snla ae @ wonia a1dit ptll
9hS .Uo not St vi sny cyo ~ Mnt s ~as oe "n' LIE
| Mr.. nEay-4ou Will allow mo contingent CT
pesiIsrs, sancrvt.o, MISUNDERSTANDING uo v,1 so
taipesosrtl,y sapSesasoa 'e0'o-'oeF'a'o' VIC Will 10
Mr. Gray seld he bad made out his hill, and
DC !oncst'y thought tho work was worth what
lie charged.
Justice fol]ak-You knew what the law WIS
when yoa wero appointed We cannot 60 be-
| yond II:
Mr. Gray only want lar & consideration y
for my services. believe ttlc bill Is fatr for
what have donc mud propose to do. I hays
saved tho town, by changing the descriptions rs
ta1sea BY se r"n9 ntn5 Gafhk gfsSt deal ot
closely. I have worked hard and steady. !
knoW an entitled to % a day for 300 daya'
work. Il the BOARD VIII IL It so can get my
! aulary monthly, won't ask any moro.
Supervisor L!ucoln-We cannot pass q resolu-
ton t11inE monthly salary.
/ Ttta}3fn Afrach retnur1.pf TINT f4tA Acaeeucr
, 1876-08-31
FEVER and. AGUE',

Eevsr aud Afue cured 70! atsy cents: Tlere ii not
Tssex Tse sna 1s ~ 1.-the Gtsr scarlet ph
qr!sk ta h,dways Head Itscf Fifty eents pcr tot,is
, 1876-09-19

f6aute. Damn gu benz Secceilioniltea
inoem ct linn ben ei9enen @urt nit ben
Suoitbs iiberreidte: rSbr madt uneoler
@ebraud5 bon benz Sotbeil, uelden Del
s3ufa0 Sud- iiber unS einrdurlte. Ibel
glaubt mir, 9eiddbe es nidt aus 2iebe
gu meiuem juusen Sreunoe, fir oeiiet
2eben id perontwortlid bin, 10 iuiiroet
SIR idfrerlid) Belt 9efanoen baben, nod
einen e~in5i9eu 8efebl su ertbeilen.'
@ogewortb nobm Die Waffen, priifte ie
oberfladlid uno le9te ie auf bic nddite
Sant. .3u9leid i%enften iid) Die 8iidz
ienlauie. 0as rubi9e, piiroepoae Gnf@
Grids fl0Bte ibm o%ffenbar Gdtuns
Elm, wo9e9en oas @efiibl Der Sei6dmune
i'm nod nebr erbitterte. Mte Elm BON
ben 6urien BET 9talerei sebeeter uno in
ben e%iaenen 2eioenidaften iid 9leidiam
berauldenoer Witbrih mari ct itd in
Die 8rult.
Gortiebnnq folgt.)
, 1876-09-19
~
(6ortiebuna fol9t.)

gtnfanattide etnb.
81 n ihreibt Der @iensr n0euti@en 3tg.":
Ser &ulie 8urbOif. elu Arst i'm @ologo'
oifer Commencement, ftano nenl1 Sabre long
me9en rel,st1ier Ssftirerei inter Yoli3eiauf-
iiht. Sor Sur;em, nu9oem ibm bic Seb0r'
ben einen 8siiepaB u 9eiolgt, besab er ith
mad @enf uno aibt ieitoem bort elm Boden
blatt: rWiestuik Prawdy" (9onrtsr Der
0ahrheit) beraus. Sn yto. 2 oteier ..Sett.
ihrift oerDfsntIidt Nun Sarboff einen oftenen
Srtef OH ben &aaren. morin er in propbett'
idem Some perfinost, bab v@ott ben @5ar
iammt 6amilie gum 5ooe pernrthet!t babe,
uno ididte ben be5isli9sn i3ettungsaus'
iduitt inter @oupert benz &5aren nod GINS
elm. Ser 3ufaa woute es. eab Die Gen
hung bemielbsn brett in bic Sdnoe sert-,h,
mn ole er ben r%cffsnen Brief" burdseleien
latte, warb er oefart aufsereQt. baB er 1l6
einen Woment faum auf Den Siibsn erbalten
fonnte uno nur lansiam fd wtsoer erbol;e.
I'm nup Sarboff, Der, 10 lanse er in SEM
wsilt. fir bic ruiiiiden 8eb0rben ntAt An
erreiden ii, fir ben bon linn ueriibten feinb.
ielissn Nft beitrafen Ill t6um II, label i'm Dos
Yetersburaer Nmtsblatt alien GRIMES Elm,
in bic Ssimatb surtidSufsbren. Sb er es
ipobl tbun niro?
, 1876-09-19
6. s. &mnfets Gifen 9 Weins
NttterS

bat in allen befanut geiporbenen Sdner
aritnblihe Seilun9 jcuer altaemetnen
g d 10 d d. E oes menihlifen Sr9arism11s
be,perfftenist. weld)e itf in fol9enoen Spmp'
tot1en funoQtbt /: 4brelQung gegen ale Nn'
frenoung, gertuit bes @ebddtnifieS, atbs
munqsbeidmeroen, Shwdde9efibl, Surd)t
Dor &rantbeiten, nsrp0ies Sttteru, Sobe8.
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