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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-02

Ban Pn,Sci.co. October a-sr. NJ.
ophir-sss iid. .
Con. yirginiA-1S bid. sc asked.
Union Con.-il. bid. Is asked. i2t
Ind i2s sold.
NeIican-2ss bid. 2ss sold.
California-G2 asked.
Ophir-52a bid.
Nsricsn-27a asked. Az sold.
Gould 4 Curry-iit bid.
CaliforniA-6ih a.ked.
Alpha-5 bid.
Yellow Jacket rs bill.
Bullion-3Gt asked.
AlphA-t5S bid. 40 asked.
ophir-53 asked. 50 sold.
California-6is bid.
yellow Jacket-2ts bid.
Exchequer-its asked. Ia bid.
Best A Beleher--t7s bid.
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TIL. OuTiOoK.

Owing to the universal stringency and
dull times for tho last few months. the
pcoplc generally practice economy In their
purchases In all branches Of trade. Tie
clothing business has felt tho pressure
with tho rest. Considering the situation,
We feel gratiicd that onr business has
held ia own beyond our expectations. Al.
though the hard times are not yet past.
We feel that reaction will come. and that
PEOPLE WILL HAVE NEW CLOTHING.
In anticipation Of this, we are laying Ia
n large and wcll.selccted stock Of custom
made clothing for men aud boys, furnish.
goods. boots. shoes. hats, trunks, v~alisea,
blankets. etc.. and In purchasing kspi an
rye 10 he main ehasee = namely: buying
cheap-for we know that We must sell low
to meet tho depleted purses Of the com.
munity. and we can and will do II. Come
and see u VI don't.
REIssrKIs a WoLY.
Leading Clothiers. Gold Hill.
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RHissrKis d WOLr. 81
Leading Clothiers, Gold Hill.

wIsr,R's BAIsLN oP WILD CHERRY..-
The great remedy for consumption. This
well.known remedy Is offered to tho pub
lie, sanctioned by the experience Of over
forty years; aud when resorted To In sea.
sou seldom fails 10 fleet o speedy cure Of
coughs, colds. Group. bronchitis. In
fluenza. whooping-cough. hoarseness. pains
OF soreness In the chest or side. bleeding
at the lungs. liver-complAint, etc. De-
ware Of counterfeits. Ilomsmber that the
genuine wistar's Ijalsam Of Wild Cherry
has on the outside wrapper the signature
u 81. Butts" and the printed names Of
the proprietors, seth w. Fowle a Sons.
Boston," All others arc base limitations.
Examine the wrapper carefully before
purchasing,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-02
EASTERN DISPATCHES
SPECIAL TO rnr oolp HILL DAILY NEW.
DOMESTIC NEWS.
Funeral OF Commodore Garrisen's

Funeral OF Commodore Garrison's
wife.
|. NEW YoRK. October 1.-The funeral
services over the remains OF Mary Noye.
wife Of Commodore c. X. Garrison, form
erly Of California. were held to-day In
University Place Church. The edificc was
thronged with the friends Of the deceased.
and the services were celebrated aud . 1T
ting eulogy WAS delivered ny the Rev. DIR.
Booth, pastor Of the church. Among tho
pail bearers were william T.. Dodge, Gen.
W. \. Hancock, General ID. ID. Butterield.
George j.. Forrest, John vannest. and
y. n. Brady. The remains we're Inferred
In Greenwood Cemetery.
The First Miaing sales ia New York.
NEw YoRK, October 2.-Thc prices Of
stocks at the new Mining Board are In
currency. Tho following were the trans
actions on the morning call California,
30 Mt COZ MG7 /; Consolidated Virginia. 400
at G3ctC2 100 Grant at . 100 Justice, q.
No Fear or YeIisw Fever In ren.
nessee.
MEMPHIS, October There was q
heavy frost last night. But little damage
will probably result. owing to the drouth.
This relieves all anxiety In regard TO the
yellow fever here.
National Appointments.
WASHINGTON. October 2.-Ilussell ID.
wsllbridge has been appointed llevenue
Gauger for tho Fourth District OF 'Cali-
fornia.
Lieut.. Commander Chas. II. Craven Is
ordered ~ the Mare Island Navy Yard.
A wife aud CHILD murder and Nal.
cIdo.
NEW YonK. October 2~.-Julius Blank. q
blind professor u music shot his wife and
child. aged three years, killing thom, and
then killed himself.
The Penalty for Rushing" Fresh.
~ Ht Williams College.
l%.osroS. October 1.-The entire Sopho-
more class at Williams College has been
suspended for ' rushing" the Freshmen.
whas u ~.Corrupt" Administrator
IL Doiux.
WASHINGTON. October 2.-Thc debt
statement issued to-day shows = reduction
during tho last month 81 s2,9i5,3G5.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-02


LIoisLArIyE ISrrLLIoEsck.-we heard
. pretty good story this morning about
one Of the nominees To represent Storey
county In tho next Legislature. An expo.
rienced friend was posting him In the mat
ter ,husly: "In the nrst place your as
se.sment will he 500. then there will be
500 more IN whisky money you cant help
amending 20 get elected room rent In Car
son, SlO0; grub. s. . day occasional din
pers 10 your fellow-legislators aud friends.
500 each time; carriage hire. bOot-black.
ing, etc., 500; drinks. SIS per day,
and" "But hold on" exclaimed
would.be legislator. "what's coming In 10
pay for all thisp What's the fees Of the
positiony 20 "0h. ~ to that. you'll get
your regular 81 q day In coin, and no
chance for stealings his time" "Dam IL
all, but I wont attend. I'll stay At home
and be sick" "That'sa all right, but after
eIcusing you three days on that thing.
they'll send the Sergeant-at-Arms after
you. and that'll cost you $50. IAN
right. that's sufficient. Ill see Storey
county damned first; I'll sell out; ! wont
20; I'll give my proxy to some fellow
ri sem a proxy |; moreover. half the fsl.
lows that's elected will have to send proi-
les., ne evidently 'housh, ns ran
yon,ion'
EQuALizlrioss'-Iho boaru oi oouh'y
Commissioners. as . Board Of Equaliza-
,,o, were In .e..ion At IA. Comfy Clerk.
M. -.
omce iAs. oa'n,uAy' w.,,nh .suu
tons .ei. raa...-
msn' "" .nI.o' - an. Is m
fAIrvn; in'I'o,eAaens "Ns
LAp,us,I,; P.Iuu .""su,. w.
y. r, Han, uoiu nm "uur,u1'n wisre.
uuccu W sI,Vvo, ~ s,s a :
Sity. v,s.Iai. Ti,v v,v.o :
aAson'e ~ "a NM Mae %iin,on
Han. virginia city. improvement. strick.
en- of; Miners Union Hall. Gold Hill.
improssmen.s am -" ,rIohsu az .
varna america Engine Com,any. i'm.
nroyrments stricken of ON ono lot, i'm
provementsa and realty ON another. Tho
bo.,,i aJjournej IN meet again TODAY nj
~ o.s,ocL
"'
TnE SURGEONS KSIrr.-A very difficult
.urpioal op4ration was performed ycster.
day at the County Hospital by Drs. Kirby,
Schnsbcl and Pritchard. About = year
4 Louis Munhall was shot In the leg
below the knee. at Eureka. and has been
in tho hospital there ever since. A week
ago he came on here and placed himself In
the hands Of DR.. Kirby. The marrow In
the hone Of the leg below the knee had
rottei and in order To extract 1t the lex
haa 70 - ,,s s hons anJ tbe%inieryepIng bone
lnocted out with q mailet and chisel. The
operation was entirely successful, and to-
DAY Munhall Is doing well. The same SUI.
pcous also removed q large encephaloid
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-02

San FRASotsco. October Ill p. ~
al, ...o. a, .u.i,,,, ,,.r. roro,,sd r...
P'.
terday n one death. W cases TINS
morning and four deaths.
Tho Western Union Telegraph COMPANY
a.. h,sv ,o.,.v In ,ouov,n, ,h.,. oe,.o.
A'e ""'' 'ou' :" ''hs "heif UNIV
from the Old locatien on California street
to tho building newly fitted up for their
purposes on the corner Of Pine and Mont.
gomery streets.
Tho Chinsman who was shot by n Of
his c0untrymen on Washington street last
NIGHT. died Al tho City Prison Hospital
This morning.
The Health Officers engaged In fumigat.
ing Chinatown arc now busy In tho block
between Sacramento. Clay. Dupont aud
Stockton streets. This portion Of the
Chinese quarter IL found In IN exceeding
Iy iilthy condition. Notwithstanding that
some efforts have been made by tho heather
10 Anticipate The cleaning out Of the dirt
and renoyating the buildings.
Lat evening about hAlf.past 7o'cl0ck .
Cbinaman named All Choy was shot from
behind BY some unknown assassin ON the
corner Of Dupopt and Washington streets.
The hall entered the back near the left
tbivb anil MASKING through his body
emerged from, tbo abdomen, Two China
men are under arrest ON suspicion of
heiny implicated In the AFFAIR. The wound
will nrovc fatal.
Eariv Yesterday morning a an incom.
ing freight train was about to halt at the
end OF Long Wharf, Oakland. 4 sailor
...,aJ A,lsax n Al,sU h~alanOinu In tina
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-02

AxoruER TnEE-piyE wHIsrLx.-A ru-
NOR has been malieiously spread in Gold
Hill To the effect that the yellow jacket
mine /. To have . whistle like unto that On
the Imperial works. A secret society has
been organized 10 demolish the whistle u
built. The members Of the society will
disguise themselves after the am Of
the men who threw the tea into Boston
harbor. and they will 80 in To win or per
ish In the attempt.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-02
DusrnIcr Cou.r CALENDAR.


and civil cslendsry Of his Court for the
October term. - 6llows;
CRIMINAL CALENDAR.
James Harrington, murder-November
18th.
John Cummings. malicious mischief
Passed.
Thomas Cox. disturbing the pcsce-
Passed.
Isaac Iby. assault-Passed.
Thomas Pendergast. violating city or
characterised.
Conrad Clausen. assault with intent 10
kill-Novembcr 18th.
william McDonough. attempt TO com-
init rApe-Nevember 10th.
A. b. Cummings. assault with intent TO
hll-November 18th.
Irwin Randall. robbery November
goth.
CIVIL CALENDAR.
Marx p. Madden vs.. b. +. Kinney ct al.
Stricken from calendar.
Harris Jacobs W. Consolidated Virginia
Mining Compsny-Continued.
Henry kimber. ct al. W.. y. y. Osbistop
Continued.
south Crown Point Mining Company
W. Beleher Silver Mining Company-No-
vember 2ist.
D. II. Delay. ct al. vs.. d. ]. Kelly. ct
Al.-PAssed.
Charles Norris. ct al. vs.. Scorpion Min
ing Company-Continued.
j. G. Caldwell vs.. Joseph Shekelton-
Referred 10 II. c. Thompson.
James Kelly vs.. John Quill Dismissed
at plaintiff's coat.
N.r,,aV Anwr .. n.tr, Ds.x nafarraI
TO u. Kirkpatrick.
William Mayer. administrator. Va. An
drew Fraser Continued.
l.. Samuels u. II. n. Levy-Novem-
Der sd.
Mark Strouss W. Joseph Becn-No sub
stitution Of papers.
J. +. Carroll vs.. J. y. Carroll-Novom-
bsr 23l.
Jane A. Noe. ct ala. vs.. W. ]. Ford
Passed.
Eliza Lawson vs.. Jane Andorson-Dis-
missed.
John Shipton. Sr.. W.. Thomas II. vii.
liam ct a~l.-Continued.
Mary Ann Gold and Silver Mining Com
psny 70. Daniel Knapp-Nov. Is.
A. Louck W. A. ]. Smith.-Continued.
James Duty W. W. II. Ash referred
to n. Kirkpatrick.
George q. Waters VI. G.. &. Stevenson
Nov. ~.
North Consolidated Virginia Mining
Company W. Scorpion Mining Company
Nov, "a.
r. M. Adam, W. samuel Doake ct AL
Nov. 70.
Samuel Colnon vs.. John McCsnsland-
Nov. 10.
Richard 0eyins Va. I,efugio Lascano-
Nov, so.
John sbip,on 9, al. vs.. Joe sca.es Min.
ing Company- Continued.
j. II. Flemming ". Leviaihan Mining
Compapy-October ..
Charles q, Busted ct al. VI. J. W. Hem.
msnwsy et al,-Psssed.
FIRED James VA. Thomas Msllow-Dcc. 1.
Rob-. Ferguson vs.. Virginia and Trueiee
Railroad Company-Passei.
James YoaIa.n Va. Rock Island Mining
Company-Dec, 4.
W. n. Murioci "a. bonanza Mining
Compspy-Coptinued,
~ Unnt Va. j. n. C.rra,hsr-Dec. 1.
N. VI. Townsepd W.. Crotou Mining
Comp.nv n al.-Dec. 4.
A. Vsenbcr, a Co. W. Charles Cum.
minv.-Dcc~mber lat.
MARI Strou.s w. Philo Knapp-Refsrr-
ed to N. Kirkpatrick.
J. N. H.msnenvay VA, L. +. Drexler-
December an.
j. p Zoys Va. Disgsio Guerra. Decem.
lar AN
NJ parker Va. Reach and Paxton Mining
co%n.n,~p,c.mbrr an.
nC N.clsy W.. FL p. A. pype-De-
..,nhsr al.
M. sinnott Va. l.. Peyssr-Noyomber
asJ.
John Sullivan W. y, Z, Holcombe-No-
y,mbsr aith'
Rachel Beck Va. A, Hoursason-PAssed.
n.ni.i U-.r,;ny,on rs. Thom,. sharon
a, ,I-pecrmLsr S,h.
y w. Conn ". John L.arkin-Decsm-
Ia, sth'
p Batts VI. c. Psrdini ct L.-December
,,h.
Jacob Young. Jr. W. T. L. Keliy-De-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-02
Rally, YoRwARD MARcM,,

The Cold Hill Brass Dani has kindly
volunteered 10 escort tho patriotic
Republicans 81 Gold Hin mp tn the
grand mass meeting tonight At Virginia.
Let Us turn out . good. lively procession.
ami about ca o'clock start up for vir-
GINA with music and banners. and show
the Virginia folks how Gold Hill can turn
out when she chooses to.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-02

suIrurn BArns . eests. The beueneial re-
cults Of Sulphur baths are too well known 10
r. auIre comment. The efieets Of Glenn's Sui
phur soap In the bath are truly electrical. com
pl.t,ly decd ,rixing offensive accumulation and
thoroughly purifying the entire surface OF the
body. Sold by Druggists, IS cents.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-02
CARD,

To all who are suffering from the errors and
indiserctions OF youth. nervous weakness,
early decay. loss NJ manhood. ETC.. will send
4 recipe that will cure you. FREE Of charge.
rhis great remedy WAS discovered by . mis-
-iopAry In South America. Send = self-ad.
station d, Bible House. New York CITY.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-02
TO CANDIDATES..

We wish 10 ~mind all candidates FOE once
81 The coming election that all announoemeuts
In this paper and eli election printing must be
paid In advance. We can aeespt Of no eoutin-
gent srnneements. SHOW jour vcrthinsss for
the once By paying promptly Jour printer.
bliis.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-02

HAoAS's MAGNOLIA BALM preserves and
restores the complexion, removes freckles.
tan and sallowness; makes the skin soft.
white and delicate. II. application can
not lie detected,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-02

LroS's KArHAHios makes beautiful.
glossy. luIuriant hair ; prevents ia falling
ont or turning gray. II has stood the test
Of forty years. 10 charmingly %perfumed.
and has no rival.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-02
WESTERN DISPATCHES
srxcIAL TO re soLD HILL DAILY xsvs
CALIFORNIA.

P,eparinE Sr the Funeral Of James
Liek-Hew she News OF HIS Death
Was Reeeived-A ChinAman shot
by - Feliow.Coustryman-0sn.
eral Nan Francisco News.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-02

a.d Drais.gs shaft started Up.
About 1 o'clock yesterday afternoon the
ponderous pumping engine At the new
air and drainage shaft Of the Delehsr aud
Crown Point mining companies was
started into successful operation for
tho first time, in the presence
Of a large number Of mining men.
engineers. mechanics and citizens general.
~. Mr.. Joseph Moore. superintendent Oh
the Ei.ion Iron Works. San Francisco,
where the new engine was constructed
was present. having come over The noun
tains for this special purpose. .r.
Rugg, chief engineer OF the beicher
works, was ON duty. Sam Jones. super
intendent 81 the Crown Point mining
Company lent the moral assistance OF
hi. presence to the occasion. an
". III. Patton, the constructing engi-
ne,r. PLACED his hand on the lever
AMI started the concern In motion.
slowly. gently. quietly did the huge
engine obey the touch u the master hand.
anil In = few minutes the water WAS lowing
inward through the heavy pump column
10 the surface from the depths Of the mine
IcOO feet below. Huge pistons. beams and
rods worked slowly but with immense
force. and everything worked a. success
iniiy as could b. expected. 1t will b. three
or four drys before thing. generally will
re wo,n n,o "a.nI I'M 'nJ .Ts.,i,. ~a,liny
o,sSstisn. Technically spssling.
rnk skw ESoiSk
IL q vertical compound, condensing en-
,,,. Jirec, .ctipy. With inverted beam,
,..,I" uo.,,,n..,
Ahu '"'nisn u'""''
by Days dinerentiai valve gear. Theih-
itial cylinder IL thirty inches in diameter.
18th IN Too, .ix ;n.ba. stroke anil ia. ex.
- A..
pansion eynnder Is si.'y.swo '" ,as VI
diameter, win rish' ise' suoAe ,a.
gine. however, eAh =" evnHo''.u o.n3
lesser length OF stroke, ana run s'Prsu
81 ten stroke minute u tequ,,ou. ~
regular WORKING capacity Is ta'eu A. ~
horse power yet u can sasiiy " rnn UP w
ponJerou, and most powerful affair,
compact. very finely finished In all
its part. well male ana p,opoIuonear y
,nc,s.i a, IN. pi..lon Iron Work.
o. Tr.n.;.so from Man. AMI speciacs.
-. ....I.hsi H. NJ pa,,on bin,.elf
NJ p.,,an ~. w.ll lnavn. has ann
- -, ua.n ,h, h..xv onyin.. anil ma.
~ ~ ~ r. n,;n.,n,I MINING vorL.
-, II. com.,orl ,Iurin, he last two or
r. var. ,h,reforr h, .tpsrienced in
H.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-02
ANornEn GIANT WORKING.

The Powerful New Pumping h.
CINE asd nsehtsery ~ the
Beleher and Grown feint Air
asd Drainage shaft started Up.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-02

Two water tanks are erected on the steep
hillside hack Of the works. each 10 feet
long. 20 feet wide anil . feet deep. furnish
ing a perpendicular pressure OF $50 feet.
sufficient To throw water over any portion
OF. the buildings. Hydrants are stationed
at convenient points, connected with
the tanks aforesaid. and supplied with
plenty 81 hose. The northerm"st n.y.
irant might lie male TO throw . splen-
did stream % water down upon the
new public school.hou.e near by. Ia
case of IRE. by the addition Of two or
three lengths more hose. A tank or reser-
yoir is also constructed on . slight ele-
Walton Just north o. the works. for the
pump 81 discharge into. II u $50 feet
long by ca feet wide and ~ feet deep.
Herr the water IL settled and cooled for
u.e In the works.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-02
rnE sryAN SUPPLY

l. furnished by boilers Of the largest size
and most approved pattern. There are
three pairs or sets Of these In tho boiler
room.o nly one or two sets being required
at a time, 80 that ono set can bc held In re-
serve in case % accident or repairs. After
supplying the big engine the steam passes
through a huge exhaust pipe into q com
pr,ssor u peculiar and very effective style.
which operates also In creating the requi-
site vacuum for the piston Of the engine.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-02

Residence and Omcs-comes w.shinr-
ion and b streeta Virginia city. 9h
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-03-11
Sic Septb beS Splfes in Sta:
lfen.

Seit Der Nufbebune Der Slbftsr bot
In Stalten Die Nptb pes niepern Bottles
tn eridtefenper Metle 3usenommen.
DiesSteilia pom paIerme 1Hretbt nn>
term %. .. Mts. bteriter: @er leben
ptu, tpsld' foneerbaren GortiHritt unp
pelben @pblfano uns pte NepplutiDn
eebrabt bat, brauGt, uni BON anbern
Dineen abtuleben, nur bas tIdsltde
edaulptel f4 ansuldauen, weldes tn
ben Nadtfunefn uniere Straeen par>
bteten. Sbaarsn pom Rinbern tauern
ftG 3uIammen an ben 3buren eer Rir>
den uao edpen, balls e~rfarrt Dor Gdlte,
um at1 anbesn Woreen BON reuer, Elm
eeben peS Maneels uno Der Notb su
be9tanfn. Die &epcluttpn bat teretts
ote meifen WttteI unp ete Srte ber
fatboItlden Gbaritas 3erf5rt unb ludt
nun aud anf bie nod iibrisen Mnfals
ten, bic s~sailtet finb, bic 9brdnen rer
Armen au trOdnen, ibre rduberfl9e
6anp 81 lesen. AIs es BET uns nod
&l6fer CAB, mar iold' ctr S6aulptel
Der Notb etpas unerb5rtes ia -unlerer
Stapt ; beute idnIrt 90 einem bas
6er3 suiammen, In 70 eridrefenber
Neiie oas @lenb paGlen au leben.
Die Armen wi6er iebr Hobl, rpsr bic
Saulc ttdst an Der getmfbtuns tbrer
Gn%tbebruneen feieern i1b ia bod
ptele init Der N%uspebnuns. psl6s Der
Sampf eesen bieRirde anntmmt. ST.
oenfaas lclte Der Nnblid ter Scsnsn,
reI6e uniere StraBen rarbietsn, renen
ben Wunb 11lisBen, pie 1idt mice pers
ben, Die sclpenen 3eiten Der 6yetbstl
uno oes Gortlbrittes ~ oerbeulidsn.
welde MIR Der R~epcluitOn 3u eanfsp
baben louen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-03-11
Der VS. a r.

lihee getlpiel aud Der neulih aus
Bottom ~Dereuftete paitor Winelpw, Ger
am Nbenp relelben Gonntaes, an nell
dem fr rdbrenpe Drsbfgten iiber lueenb
unb Geplibfeit Bebalten bate, entptG,
nn6oem CT cur6 cine lanee Heibe BON
6dIidun9en uno Sdptnseleien 600.>
GOO Collars ersnunert bate. unt
BARN pc 6erren Ndubn In Glaze
nanpI6uben, relbe neulih cine runce,
eIatte Wiuicn in @elp uno Wertbpas
pieren aus eem netnbruGfGnn" Sc,
tpSlbe Ter 8anf ron Ncrtbampton ae,
foblen baben DEM bic 8arl doors
BON beute fuhen DE Wiaipnen, uel6e
fe-obne @efabr TIRES 9eb%sns--feblen
rOuen, nidt mebr BET RSnieen.
Soa mon nod, um su seieen, eab
Die bdrre TerifanpesbiIouns ielbf ni6t
rpr ben srauenbaftefen unD entlebli9>
fen 8ertreben eeeen eas MenlGsnles
ben f6ibt auf Die @reueltbat bes Ebcs
mas (ooer 9bompion) In 4remerbapen
perpeilen?
So miro faum nSIbie fetn tenn
aud cbne steies furdlbare Beilpiel lie
gen bic 8eweile tafar, pae bleBes DtIs
fen unp SSnnen tein @eeeneewi6t ee.
gen bic b6len Eriebs, Beeiereen uni
9etoen(daften son Menl6en III, berer
ftt!i@e 8iItuns perna9Idlfst tppreen
often Dor Nuer Queen.
Nur ote 6ebune Ger Gttliden Bib
un9 allc, unp ntdt bic blDee SGul
ttlpung fam etne 0%ermtncerune eel
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fen bteler tttltden gtlpune, Dtne mel
DE bic bloBe Anlammlune pom Sennt
nihen nueICs III, beltebt in Der Gelbf
beberrlbuna, tn benz bic III elmer fat
petnliaen S6drfe entnidsllen BewuBt
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BanDteuns Der Sudt mad Gnnlt6sn
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siebt. DEM no siebt es Selbfbebsrr
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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-03-11

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