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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-08-01
DR., BUTTS
DISPENSARY No: is \, Eighth st

OtOA CA'OfAh1 ST. LOUIS. NO
Chronic Diseases ofbnth seEos " " ~1"- AM
rHIstS1 DR.. BCT1S' Marriage Guide.
ZAHEZA a physiological View OF NJ rrlaee
AF br u einarried and those corternpi 9finy
SiH.< marriage, GU the mysteries Of REPRODUCE,
- Ion and the secret inHrnlites o. Womb
nthnoDI tud wonanhYgd An Illustrated book OF 1ts ~.
of pfsse reafng which should b. kept under lock sol
APRIyATENEDIcALT TREATISE on oil disease,
Tsa.e AZURE IA both sexes, the abuses aad dis-
VIII snssrs! nss, sent under seal for2j cts.
MEDlGAL ADVICE on Sexual and Chrome Disease
nfinihA ".akness Catsrrh Cancer, Rapture The Opuni
.teDt 49, ~ page work est under seal 10 cts All
NOV on ulc subject sent securely scaled on re
esipt or 90 cts. Address, Or. Butts Oisueossrv
kol2 N. 9th St, ST. Louis Mo lEy;ablishei Iss- ~
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-08-01

~
OR
VERMIFUGE.
SYMPTOMS OF WORMS.
THE countenance is pale and
i leaden-colored, with occasional
hushes, or circumscribed spot on
one or both cheeks; the eyes become
dull the pupils dilate an azure SEMI
circle runs along the lower eye-lid;
the nose is irritated, swells, and some
times bleeds; swelling of the upper
lip; occasional headache, with hum
ming or throbbing of the ears; an
unusual secretion of saliva; Shiny or
furred tongue; breath very foul, par
ticularly in the morning; appetite
variable, sometimes voracious, witha
gnawing sensation Of the stomach, at
Others, entirely gone feeting pains
in the stomach; occasional nausea
andvomiting; violentpains through
out the abdomen; bowels irregular,
at times costive; stools Shiny; not
unfrcquently tinged with blood
belly swollen and hard urine tur-
bid; respiration occasionally diff
cult, and accompanied by hiccough;
coughsometimesdry and convlilsive;
uneasy and disturbed sleep, with
grinding of the teeth; temper yaria-
be, but generally irritable, &c.
Whenever the above symptoms
are found to exist,
DIR. C., MeLANE'S VERMIFUGE
VIII certainly effect cure.
IT DOES NOT CONTAIN MERCURY
in any form it IS an innocent prepa-
ration, net edtabie ofaoiRgMesHchf-
r;f injury 10 lie moSt tenacr infant.
The genuine DR.. MeLANE's VEn-
MlFuCE bears the signatures of C.
M"LANE and FLEMING Bros. on the
wrapper.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1876-11-23
Little Men.

Not long before his death Canon
Kingsley drew attention to the sur
prising number of little men to be
seen in an English crowd Accor-
ding to him it was sign Of the de-
tcrioration of the race, But there
are two ways oflookiug at everything
and for the comfort and satisfaction
of small people, we would point out
that it might almost be taken as an
indication of intellectual progress
Many-wc might almost say most
of the great men ofhistory have been
men of short stature, from the days
of that ancient philosopher who, as
the story goes, was so diuinutiye
that he had to carry lead in his poek-
cts to prevent his being blown hway.
Canute the Great, for example was
singularly small man; Napoleon, too,
was little; Nelson had no hight to'
boast of; and the great Condo was
short enough. IIilderbrand-Grego-
ry the Seventh-the mightiest Of all
the Popes, was also quite a diminu-
tive person. Then amongst men of
letters, poets, and philosophers, Mon
taigne, the essayist was little; so was
Pope-"a little crooked thing that
asks question" so was Dryden so was
DR.. Watts, who insisted, as we all
know, on the mind being the stature
of the man and so was Scarron, who
alluding at once to his ill-health and
his little size, called himself an
"abridgment of human miseries."--
VIII anyone, after such names as
thcse-and the list might be indef-
nitelcy cxtendod-look down on lit
tie men with disdain?
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1876-11-23
CHURCH DIRECTORY.

Flrsr SBYTENIAS-|ServiCcs on the 2d
md lth SabbathS OF each month, morning
and evening. Rev. Dr.. Lane, Pastor. Sab
bath School every Sunday morning at . o.
clock. b. Gilmore, Superintendent
PorNT PLEASANT PREspYTERlA# CHURCH:
W. +. Hill, Pastor Preaching LIST and
Sd Sabbaths, morning and night. biOIe
Glass at the Parsonage on "wednesday cv-
cning. Sabbath School, Sunday morning
M. II. Hale, Superintendent
Protestant ErlScorM CRuRcr-R +.
II. Lacy. Rector Services as follows Al
Christ Church, Point Pleasant every, sun,
dnv morning ut lOl O'Clock, except the I'd
Sunday in each month, and every Sunday
evening, at 81 o'clock, except the I'd sun,
day in each month. Sunday School at .
o'clock Il. Striblins, Sup't Vestry meet
inc on the evening OF the ID Monday in er'
rrv month. Services at Bruce's Chapel on
the ID SUNDAY at 10l 4. NJ, Mason CITY
On the 81 Sunday at 3l F.. NJ. West COL
umbia the Sd Sunday at 6l 7. VI.
VI. +. CuuRCH--Scrviccs on the lst ana
III Sabbaths Of each month, at 10! \. NJ,
nnd "A T.. NJ, during Summer Prayer
meeting every Wednesday evening. l.. H.
stewart. Pastor. Sabbath schoocvcry sun
dav morning ut O'Clock. d, ;. Snyder
Superintendent.
NJ. Il, CnuRcH, SouTH-Scryice5 on the
i;h Sabbath OF each month. Key T. T.
Crooks. Pastor. sabbath School every
Sabbath morning At O'Clock, Robert 5'
Bickel, Superintendent.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1876-11-23
The Hand of the Mother.


Love is full of services, 1t is tire
less in ministry, tits alwaysgiving.
It is of busy, active, energetic princi.
pie. 1t finds its happiness in work
ing and spending What win not
the mother do for her child? What
the wife for her husband? Let the
reecollection of your childhood, let
the experience of life testify. We
have seen many a snowy hand, fair
and plump. and sweet to look upon,
and fingers whose purity riveled The
gems they wore, but the hands that
live in recollection fairer than they
all, arc the lean, thin, toil-wrinklcd
hands of mother. They were once
full and fair and white as any lady''s.
and all of us, her children, know how
and why they had become thin and
worn. They were made 50 by toll
forus, The dear Old weatilesshmds;
without ornament save the one plain
circle of gold worn through all the
years from marriago-day to grave-day
what had they not done for us all?
They had lifted us, and sooothed us,
and fed us, and labored for us un-
ccasingly, and to-day they stand in
recollection the symbols and type of
serving love-those aged, shaking
hands of our mother, 1t was love
that made tireless. And what a joy
it was, when she was aged, tositand
hold them, and smooth them, and ca
ress them! And now that they are
folded in everlasting rest, they live
in vision, and will live until we
clasp them once again upon the ever
lasting shore.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1876-11-23
West Virginia the Hub of the
Universe.

Among the incidents which occur
red in the city of New York on the
3Oth of October, was the following.
A party of forty distinguished dem
ocrats had a lunch, and a few hours
were spent in toasts, The State of
West Virginia being toasted, Mr.
Faulkner responded
81 do not know whether the dis
tinguished gentleman who preceded
me and so eloquently vindicated the
solid South, meant to include my
State in his classification of the "sol-
id South" confess | have not been
a little puzzled to determine in my
own mind to which ofthc four grand
divisions of our republic the State of
West Virginia belongs-whether to
the solid South, the solid North, the
solid East, or the solid West Two.
thirds of her territory lie within the
Valley of the Mississippi, and one
third upon the Atlantic slope. A
considerable portion of her soil lies
north of the southern Pennsylvania
line, while another large portion
lies south of the northern Kentucky
line. Her rivers flow north, south,
cast and west, mingling their waters
with those of the Mississippi, in the
Gulf of Mexico, and with those of the
Rappahannock ard York in the
Chesapeake Bay. After some rchcc-
tion have reached the conclusion
that West Virginia is the Hub of
the Union" Qaughterand Applause)
and should be respected by her sister
States as such. But whatever ques-
ton may be raised as to her precise
position in the physical geography
of the nation, there can be none
as to her position upon the
political map of this country. She
has recently shown beyond all ques-
ton that she belongs to the solid De-
mocracy Of the Union, and that she
is one Of the, three October States,
which by the results of their elect
ions on the 10th, have broken the
back of the Radical party, and have
secured 4 certain triumph for the de-
mocratic ticket of the 9TH day of No
vomber. Myow impression is, that
YOU are hardly more indebted to In
diana than to West Virginia for that
moral influence of victory which is
everywhere producing such import
ant changes in the North and West.
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We Have Met, Loved and Parted.

Wehsve met we have lov'd we have parted,
AS Others have done Oft before,
AndI ever will prove US true hearted,
iAs when We were pledged in the yorc.
joys OF the world cannot sever,
The links that have bound thee TO me;
And the smiles of mother can never
Eyanish iny.drcaming OF thee.
CHoRus.
Hoping, longing and dreaming,
Needing not the joys around,
But see in the future cleaning,
And-light DER my pathway is found.
How many in silence are grieying
How many the trials unknown,
| was sad when my idol was leaving,
And sigh that now am alone.
Often seem 10 be cheerful,
| smileaud they thinl, | am gay,
But alas an gloomy and fearful,
Because OF the one iaraway.
GHoRus.-Hoping, &c,
Wehaye met we have lovid,we have parted
And dearer thou art than before,
lhaye tried thee and know thee true hearted
And now fr9lh plysopl i adore.
'hope istny great coilselslsi ,'-'iis.s-t
I'm trusting the time that's TO come,
And the woe oi our long separation,
VIII make us forever rs one.
Cnogus.-Hoping, &c.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1876-11-23
He Put n Little sugarin.

"Charloy, what is it that makes
YOU so swcet?" said a loving mother
one day to her little boy, as she press
ed him to her bosom.
"I dess when dod made me out
of dust he put a little thugor in"
said Charley.
God has put little sugar in the
disposition of all children. Some
keep it there, and they are always
sweet, and we cannot help loving
them. Some lose the sugar that God
gave them, and then they become
sour and disagreeable. Keep your
selves always sweet, dear children,
with the sugar of love, and you will
always be loved.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1876-11-23
An Independent Critic.

a very Independent critic was the
poet laureate of an ancient Persian
Shah. The lattcrwas himselfa poet,
and one day gave his subject some
verses to read, and asked for his opin-
ton Of them.
MAY my soul be your sacrifice"
said the lauratc, "thcy are bosh."
The insultcd sovereign exclaimed;
ale is on ass--takc him to the
stables"
And tbo order was literally obey
cd. Altera while his Majesty sent
for him again, and read some moro
of his verses. The poet walked Oft
without a word.
"Whcro are YOU going2' cried the
Shah
"Just back again to the stable re.
Piled the uniauntcd laureate.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1876-11-23
Classification of Justices.

PpgslpRHr-B. j. REDMoSD.
Fus. CLAss-Jabrz Beard, Lewis Bum
SECOND CLAss-John Cayet, Geo. Daug-
hcrty. 49,
TitRD CLAss-lIugh NJ. Donmclly, Vim.
French.
Fornrn CL>ss-samucl l., Carroll, James
FlrnI CLAss-w. II. ITogg, Samuel c.
LIogg4ctt.
SrSrr ClAss-Jau.es j, Miller, \. c.
Mason.
Sryrxru CLAss-Thonas lIuthinson, J..
n. Phelps. -
NMrn CLhss-Burwcll s. snGtlr and o.
II. 7. Van Matte,
TExrn CiAss-Wm. II. Wallis, Jobc1
Gcarl. A Copy-TcStc:
jan. ely. J., KlMBERLlNG, Clerk.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1876-11-23
COUNTY DIRECTORY.

Judge Circuit Court-lIoE. Jos. SMITH
Residence Rayenswood, Jackson County.
Clerk Circuit Court--C. b. WAGGE%ER.
Dcputv-JANEs II. HoLLowAY
Clerk County COurt-E. kMBEHLINu.
Dcputy-JosIrn II. HOLLOWAY.
President County Court-B. J. REDMOND
Prosecuting AttOmcy-D. W. PoLsLEY.
Shcritf-COLuMnu SEnoN.
Jailor-J. .IEwErr
Surveyor oi Lands-GEo. W. PuLLIN.
Assessor Dist No. l--JAcoB RouSH.
Dcputy .AssessOr--D. S. NASMArnE
Assessor Dist No. 3-JoHN G, BUCKLEY
Sup't Public Schools--CHAs. L. IloGG.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1876-11-23
Til for Tat.

Jerry had been sick with the meas
les. His sister Mary was very kind
to him. She waited upon him at
his meals, and brought him books
which she read to him, and play
things, with which she played with
him. She was very careful to make
his sick-room pleasant.
When Jerry got well his mother
said, show good Mary was to you
when you were sick"
"Ycs," said Jerry, she was real
kind"
"If you would like to do something
for her in return" said his mother,
~ will tell you how"
"I should, cried Jerry, starting up
with the new idea. "What canI do?"
"You can take her to ride on your
new sled. You are well and strong
now, and she is not strong you know" "
"Wcll, | will do it," said Jerry
a will go and ask her this minute y
Jerry, perhaps, did not think of be-
ing grateful tohis sistcrfor hertender
care; but when he was reminded fit,
you see how quick he seized the idea
and wished to put it in action. Grat-
itudc is a little plant which needs
strcngthing,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1876-11-23

Speaking of bathing" said Mrs,
Partington, from behind the steam
that rose from her tea as a veil to
her bushes when touching upon so
delicate a subject, "somc can bntho
with perfect impurity in water as
cold as Grccnland's icy mountains
and India's coral strands, but for my
part prefer to have the wotcr a lit
tie torpid"
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1876-11-23
Lotty's Walk 10 Boston.

1t was nine O'Clock in the morning,
By the roadside sat little child
a rough-looking man came driving
slowly by, He had red hair, a thick
red beard and light blue eyes, so light
that they seemed almost white.
The man was nearly at his journ-
ey's end but something in the child's
face attracted his attention, Per-
haps it was because he had little
girl in his rough home that he had
left Il few hours ago, and the pitiful
expression in this young face touch
ed his father,hcart.
Almost instinctircly he stopped
his tired horse, and looked down up
ON her. He saw that she was pretty.
Her large dark eyes were raised fear
lcssly. The little, bluc-chcck sun
bonnet had fallen to her shoulders,
and the thick, fat brown curls were
plostered on her forehead by the per-
spiation caused by walking IN the
sun.
Presently a clear musical voice
reached his car
us Boston very far oil, now?'
"My next stopping place, puss.-
Are You going to Boston? There's
the long Bridge way yonder, to ocross
and you're there"
The ch!ld drew a long sign ol re-
lief I'm so tired?" she said
Guess III rest little longer"
"Where dye come from" asked
the drovcr,
"Way from ThornvilIe, " mention
ing II town about twelve miles of;
and she lifted her old sunbonnet to
its proper place, and tied the strings
The droycr took his basket, when
was filled with crackers, and ham,
and cheese, and as the place happen
ed to be somewhat secluded he ciolnD,
cred down IRON the hlgh wagon ana
seated himself beside tho enid
"IIungry?' he asked.
"Yos, sir" she said SIMPLY
"Then eat" and he filled her hands
with crackers, So you're goln. TO
Boston-such mite as you! "eli'
wcIl!'
"l'm going to sec DF. IRIS Doyou
know him? she Queried eagerly
"lle lives on fremont street. ana
fixes peoples eyes lha' all ne
does do, One Of his neighbors told
my mother about 1t, and she says
that he almost makes the bind NJ, see
| walked all the way from Thorn
Vile"
The droyor paused in the act OF
taking q huge bite OF his lmpoverlsll-
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1876-11-23
(ITV NIEfECTORY y

MTavor-JANEs H. CoucH, Jr.
Rccerdcr-M. II. Hale,
Scrgcant-J. Il. Grover.
Couucilmcn--lohn ". English, ], Strib-
Hing. c. B. Waggcncr, j. W, Bryan, john
J., Charles.
street Commissioner J.. Gibbs.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1876-11-23
IImea pf hnllinn "a Courts.

Cncrrr CorEr-First Monday in April
aud first Monday in October.
CurNrY CoURr-Third Monday in Janu-
arv; Third Monday in March; Third Mon,
day in May; Third Monday in July; Third
Monday in November; Third Monday in
December.
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IiIIE SILENT BUII.pRRs.
BY rAhl nFshER4. y

Upon the tented battls,felJ,
Where greed and htStheir haEYests yield,
And honor Is ambiti0h sllield,
And patriotism oft reyealtd, =.
But by lis ba6ge. Of glory; s.ftsett,yi 2
Where every soldier dreams oi fape,g
Unsuilied by breath OF shame, t-'.
And every hero wins mime, ,,,f Z
Beside which, 4le letts is as tame,
etSAs.sny nursery story. ~ - Z
Or in the forums learning deep s
Where inror's sgore, and judges sleep,
And r6Hnsel pleads both loud and deep,
Untill clients pockets weep
Full MANY golden tear; ~ .. !.
Or IN the. saeFed temple, where q
is heard the voice of praisee and praye ? ,
Where pride and enyy'ind el;ly. wear
The dress, thai trembling, and with Gne,ssi
The saint has worn Eitliiear. y II
Or in that true and lbyal bafl,., Z. - -. Y
lle, 1gcgt law,makers 81 our laua, N.,, ~
Whose honor bids,prr fgfbe expand,
And va asrcet llel siql ban
Where merchants sell llqhfte undismayed,
For prices lower than they paid;
And weights and measures all are made,
TO satisfy the donor
In these ambition seeks for fame,
Success her watChword and her shame,
Unmindfu mid the loud acclaim,
OF all that should disgrace her name,
Or mark her in her dotage;
Forgetiul that the price she gave,
Has cast her birthright on the wave,
Which often has proved freedoms grave,
And made her, Earths most abject slave,
For this poor mess OF Pottage.
Yet in these varied scenes OF lie,
Are those amid the busy strife,
With all their hOayen-born courage rife,
Unheralded by drum or fife,
Whose works write out their story;
Their noble deeds are brayely done,
And grecncst aurels dearly won,
And though uncheercd by stars or sun,
Their faith completes what hope begun,
These, build our nations glory,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1876-11-23
JcRN W. EW 8GIs3,

A ttorney at Law,
WILL practice in the Courts OF Mason
w Putnam and Jackson counties, and in
the Court OF Appeals Of West Virginia.
Address, Point Pleasant, Mason county
West Va OHicc in the Court House,
dee 10, lSI2-ly,
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BENEVOLENT SOCIETIES.

MAsoylc-Minturn Lodge No. 10, meets
an the first and third Tuesdays oi each
month. c. SHREWSBURY, Secretary;
odd Fellows-point Pleasant Lodge no.
A. /. o. O. f., meets every Thursday
nicht, in Fishers Hall, q. b. Thomas,
Secretary.
Court Point Pleasant No. ;, !. o, f.
meets every Friday evening Z! O'Clock, at
Capthart's Hall. ~ HESS 9cc y
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1876-11-23

: 77QfTIV7 ITI'N7-V--7-77' n " :
iIrinsicn advertisements must 10 l'aad
Drin advance. ~
Legal publications must be p6id for, in
all eases, before the delivery OF the ccrtifi-
cate Of publication.
Personal communications and those rec
omnlending persons for Office, will be charg-
ed at regular advertising rates,
Marriage md Death notices, not over
five lines, published gratis; all over that
amount at lalf advertising rates.
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The other day a man took home a
book containing several anecdotes
showing the power of imagination,
and after reading them to his wife he
tenderly said: "Now, Angelina, you
may imagine that you hear me kiss
ing Madalina in the other room, and
YOU see how wicked it would be to
accuse me Of such thing Julius
john" she replied in smooth voice,
if ever ] imagine such thing you'll
need a doctor within fifteen minutes,
and I'll send for him, nomatter what
that book says"
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1876-11-23

Why docs pig resemble the best
kind of n magistrate? Because he is
a sty-pendiOry.
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.sho is lame, slisean
but | copldnif bear n
fer So
"If that dop' best
the droye1 afsr u lon
lnirAticii, sShessthe
critter ever + ahl bed
hope is,that yols slAag
come for buts doi
Tris, rs 'psse, IS 9hg
1eTs That aShnt's Big
.Blit I ill5atvgant
nothing taid altel
sDbn't2s
:'No tn
grown up,g
I. The. dte, Ifa
hga5 he
at tered thfee n
, 1876-05-02

ia9en, tpenn Sie wiBten, oab wirfltf)
bSie Naariaten gu ieinen Sbren se'
lansten ?"
IS fino iolde - o, es 1T cine trauz
riee &unoe !" rief 8utb nunmebr fla9eno
aus, vuno initanoie bite i'd sic, mir
oieielbe supor un3upertruuen 8teleidt
oaB eS in meiner Wadt lie9t, iie in
ibren Solaen gu miloern. gu oerbitten,
baB Die obnebin nur uenia freuoeoo1en
Gage oes alten ManneS nod mebr ses
triibt meroen. Sa, ipreden sic :
ipreden Sie riidbalt8los = bod nidt in
oieier Weiie-" uno ibr Yfero antreibeno,
lie nah einen nahen Wteilens
ftein biniiber, auf oeiien beioen Seiten
Sdnte ausebraht waren. Gine oieier
Sanfe benueeno, idwans iie iid leidt
aus Dem Satiel, uno ote Shleppe ibres
Geitfleioes iiber ben Irm bdn1eno uni
oas Yiero an !3iisel fiibreno, 9eieate iie
lid Dora gu.
Bnrtietuns fotst.)
, 1876-05-02
Gbriitopb BON sGmib's Suaenbs
8ibliDthef.


@ebnnben tn Bappbedel q Is Gents. W1ii
Wfusltn'Riiden . 30 Gents. SAM
WuSlin IS Gents.
eetmrt1 sen eidbenfe.S. mie er ,ur GrfsnntniE
Der sBeibnadtsabenb. Gin. er,dbIuns ,uH. Weib.
nadtsesi6enf fir climber.
Der @pientpN. Cine lntersNante GrsdbIuna.
Der Nanartsnnosei.-Uas Sobannisfdfsrbep,
Die &opfenb itben. Cine n.seb.rb.tt aus BEN
ssbsn ei,'es arnien DORIS tnlebrers.
GufadbtuS Cine GeIbittt Der briitliden Doraeit.
Sas . nmenfSrbdben. Cine Gradbluna hem Bill
bender, Utter %9eniomet.
Rofa BON 3~asnenSars. Cine @si&i1te oss alter,
tbun1S.
@enofepa. dine Der Jaonfex uns rabrsnoit.n de.
t9ibten bes Iltertbums.
Die aadtisaI. Gina intsre1ants 0ei&ipte.
Robert, Der % aifenfnabe, ppsr: Das Nnbsnfsn
an Die Mut.r.
enewts, Der Wvsmanherer.
z teben 9rjdb unsen.
Sdnnctpn nnb Mmalts.
Die Maiblumen.
Emma pom G%insenaetn, ossr Got maAt Muss
gsiibe nj gen. Gin ~s.i&iahi&ss o.ma1s..
Dds per prene &ine.
1as Gdubden Das gaubidioA.
per suite brieo.rn uns Der b5ie Distrt6.
Die Sratn Juiia, ODER: Rinoli&s 2iebe. 9rsus
sOttfries, Ser iunse simaesl.r.
Ger ~9rittbaunt.
Die tleine Hautenfptelertn.
laS 3dmmd)en IN.
Sernonbo Gsbsnsssi&i&te zines iunssn Urafsn aus
SURROUNDINGS uns eelsfhse. aas sueeL
Marsaretba 8lamdben. DIE @aiefapeue. Gas
et. - sea.ssbrans. saNsrautb am xbetu.
@ss ~Nismautrins. Das Warienbils.
, 1876-05-02
Heenten o~erlanst!
Cast Adrift Cast Adrift!

&tn p~uretsss Ssisnald ~ zen bsrahmtsa Wsrfsa
in a BusRoom," BON &. G. Wrtbus. Das Ieti;.
upp srpsIs BUD sisis s~efs,erssn SHrtfttelA.s slGu
ltAp taultrtri, elegant sebuubsn, nitro 40 Gaujtnbsn va
3sttansen ess fanees auf bas 0uHaishe b~suyibeit
&tne Wei1ttte ron Serbrsben aub Beletbiaunssai q
untsrsr Wlitss. rstUt ~ ~ rutioaen Ssrasa .irseGen
ptr. Mpralttat tsptrtsn ale e3eltte. aasntsa. pel6s
mMan-Trap" p~srtaufttn, mullen m~tabthsns ned .al
mol 70 eia %SrsmpIart ptsiss 1uass p~rtautta.
sebensbeid,rs tbuna Dee s5erfahers, NIT fsintn
Yertratt In Stabitt1 srb elntu, Itpsn Sukkribsuter
lberrsi6t. e'ti&rt;bsnpe etrealare unb lpiAe uts ben
Sse!neanatn issrbsn irsi aaf Infrast sGiIsBbst ssa
:. ~. Stoeeer: u. Co.. 9utlfbers. 7S3 Saafsm
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