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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1876-09-07

Mr. Gowen, the manager Of the coal
combination, said in his speech arraign-
ing the murderous cheaps of Schuylkill
County, that he was able to prove a com
pact between the chiefs Of the Molly
Maguires on one side and the highest
officers of the State of Pennsylvania" on
the other, in virtue of which the Mollies
were to furnish Republican voters, and
Hartranft was to furnish pardons, cover
ing a great list of crimes committed and
to be committed. Now the Lancaster
Mtelhgencey AYERS that these negotiators
on the part ofthe Republican party were
no other than Don Cameron Secretary of
War; Governor Hartranft himself, and
Secretary Quay, all shining lights of the
Treasury Ring. The Mtelhgencer point
edly intimates that if any of these men
see fit to deny the accusation, Mr.. Gowen
will undertake to prove it. For the pre-
sent we leave the question between Cow
en- and them.-N. Y. Sun.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1876-09-07
TILDEN AND REFORM.

This is the title of rousing Democratic ma
tional song and chorus, the music and words o
which are by Americans favorite author anC
composer, viii S. Hayes, Esq, The music of thu
verses is certainly inspiring and the chorus
soul, stirring and grand:
Come, all ye honest Democrats
Let each man raise his voice,
The time has come for every man
To let his heart rejoice,
Well gather round the good old flag
With hearts both true and warm,
And give three honest rousing cheers
For Tilden and Reform,
CHORUS
Three cheers for Tilden,
Three for Hendricks tool
Well stand by the good old flag,
The red, white and blue.
(Repeat Chorus.)
Come, let us live as once we lived,
Obey our country laws
"The constitution as 1t Is,
The Union as 1t was"
Well take the Democratic ship
And bravely face the storm,
And land her safe in port again
With Tilden and Reform.
Come, Strike now while the irons hot"
Remember Washington
The work of "honest government
Has earnestly begun,
Let's shout aloud to all the world
And give the wild alarm,
To let them know the people are
For Tilden and Reform.
Come rally round the same old flag
That won the worlds applause
When Jackson fought at New Orleans
And honest men made laws.
Unchain the Bird of Liberty.
To soar above the storm
God bless our country let us shout
For Tilden and Reform.
Come, nows the time! 'twere better, far,
We all slept in our graves
Than to submit to men whove made
Us nothing but their slaves.
Let Liberty lift up her eyes
To Heaven and raise her arm
Andsay: "Thank God the country 'ssaved"
Through Tilden and Reform.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1876-09-07
RADICAL DESPERATION.

The Radicals are really quite displeased
with Tilden because he would not walk
into their nice little trap and make an
awful fuss about his income in 50 and
90 before there was any income tax.
They consider his conduct as very i'm
proper, in fact quite ungrateful in keep
ing so cool and so quietly pricking their
big bubble with word, when they had
gone to such trouble, not only to initiate
their unsubstantial hgment, but to paint
its guazy sides with such lout and fiaring
colors.
Are there any other points in the Gov
ernor's private life they would like to in
ouire into to divert attention from their
own public delinquency?
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1876-09-07

The athestical stump speaker Of the
Republicans, Col Ingersoll, seems to
hav,. lively belize in the reaity ofh II.
even though he disbelieves in the exis-
tence ofGod. In his Lewiston speech he
said that the old fugitive slave law would
disgrace the statute books of hell.
He then said twice over that the Demo
cratic party Ought eternally to be dam
ned" And so Col. Ingressoll went on
in way which shows that his atheism
ends with hell.-Ms7V York SaH,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1876-09-07
FORGOTTEN.

Once, looking through little sheaf
OF papers stored from girlhOod years,
Ichanced urOn faded leaf,
And read, half fsmiling, half in tears;
This legend on the wrapping set,
In delicate girl-writing small:
Never this day, this leaf forget"
And, 10 had forgot 1t all.
Nor could l think with all my care
What it did ever mean, and so
slowly let the summer air
Watt it away, and watched itgo
With dreaming gaze. AndiS 1t thus,
mused with this worlds joy and griefH
Never forget" it seems to us,
As wrote on my little sheaf;
When, lo without our knowledge curled
Our scroll of earth; its story small
Comes not into that higher world
Besides-we have forgot it all
CONSTANCE FENIMoRE WooLsoN
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1876-09-07

Thousands of Republicans throughout
the country who voted for Abraham Lin
coin have abandoned the party which
has become so corrupt, and are now
laboring to secure the election Of Samuel
|. Tilden.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1876-09-07
SMALL FARM FOR SALE.

wish to sell my place containing II acres two
miles from Louisville on the Louisville and Free
burgh road There are on the place good dwell
ing house, blacksmith shop, two good wells, an
orchard of good bearing fruit trees, barn, and
other outbuildings For further particulars en-
iuS.3m% PETER j. M0NN0T.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1876-09-07
Nariehg.

Gideon Welles, thehonest Secretary of
the Navy in Lincoln's Cabinet is for
Samuel ]. Tilden.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1876-09-07

Montgomery Blair, another member of
the Lincoln Cabinet, and one ofthe origi-
nal members of the Republican party, is
for Samuel !. Tilden.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1876-09-07
NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given to all those that have
bought 90 cent spoons and Forks, that they can
get them replated equal to Rogers g. Bro A |
Goods, at the Buckeye Plating Works, Laird
Building, corner Cherry and 9th streets, Canton,
Ohio augl7w3
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1876-09-07
ASSiqnee'S Notice.

The undersigned has been duly appointed and
qualified as Assignee Of John Nice OF Louisville,
Stark county, Ohio. Persons holding claims
against saida ssgnee will present. them according
To law.
Aug, II, 1876, CHARLES L. JUlLLARD.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1876-09-07
Attachment Notice.

J. NJ. SHELTER, Plaintiff.
VS..
HENRY BOSE, Defendant Before E, R, Speaker,
Justice of the Peace of Sugar Creek township,
Stark county, Ohio on the 26th day Of Iuy A. D.
1876 said Justice issued an order of attachment
in the above action, for the sum of forty'two dol
]. NJ. SHELTER.
Beach City, o., Aug. 8, 1S76.-augl7w3
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1876-09-07
Saturday, September 0th, 1870,

the following described real estate situate in Stark
county tO-wit Part of the southeast quarter of
section 13, township u of range s, beginning Tor
the same on the east line of said quarter at the
center of the road leading from Marlboro to
Uniontown; thence north on the quarter line to
the northeast corner of said quarter; thence west
to the center of said road; thence southeast with
the center of said road tn the beginning; con
tanning one quarter of an acre
Sale to commence at one O'Clock p. m. of said
day.
ierms-one.third cash, and the balance in one
and two years with interest, to be secured by
mortgage on the premises.
INFIRMARY DIRECTORS,
Aug T. '76.-4t of Stark County, o..
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1876-09-07
NOTICE..

The Commissioners Of Stark county, Ohio will
receive sealed proposals for heating the Court
House with steam at the Auditors Office, until
Sept, 7, 1876, at2p.m.
Canton. Aug. 9, 1876
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1876-09-07

Charles Francis Adams, the ablest of
our foreign ministers under Lincoln's ad'
ministration, is for Samuel J. Tilden.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1876-09-07
Public Sale Of Real Estate.

BY virtue of an order of the Probate Court, of
Stark county, Ohio we will sell at public sale at
the door of the court house in the the city Of Can.
ton, on
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1876-09-07

On the other hand take the Democra-
tic estimate for four years, even if it is
not further reduced, and it foots UP 500
65.
Let us hear, then the conclusion Of the
whole matter. Despite all laws and
enactments against bribery of voters, we
say to every head of family: Vote the
Democratic into power and we will pay
you directly in four years $40. .553, How
many days work is that2 How many
pairs of shoes? How many yards of
calico and flannel? How many pounds
of meat and loaves of bread?
We say nothing here of the indirect
saving which will accrue from the triumph
of the Democratic principle of Free
Trade. These results are net so eaily
seen, vastly greater though they are.
We do not say, though we might, that a
Democratic victory means that the seam
stress's spool of thread shall contain 400
yards, and the laborer's day come down
to seven hours, and the farmers bushel
hold FIVE pecks. This lies in an outer
demesne. We say it will be so, and ad-
duce good reasons for saying so, but our
antagonists deny it, and consider their
assertion as good as our demonstration.
But about the figures we give to day
there can be no question. They show
what the Republicans wanted to do, what
we would fain have done, what we have
done in the fact Of opposition. This is a
Campaign supplement" that tells. Let
Democratic papers and speakers circulate
it give it to the laborer, the mechanic
and the farmer, and when next Novem-
Der comes, Mr.. Hayes, figure head Of
blather, bribery and bayonet rule, will not
have the odd 90 votes in the Electoral
College.-N y. W0rld.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-05-18
Aemeinniibi0eS.
Sedjs quite seii9snrsssln fit cine ats
gtBenbe Sausfrau.


3Odter Itebt Die Wild am Sener,
Sann 9ib Mbtung pie cin 8eier;
Senn Die Wfil6, lduft iie in's Ueller !
Duftet lunbrIitb in9ebener
Sohter 8rdtit on 3aIlben, Gntcn,
So uer0ib niht, ile 81 iuenotn;
6e0en 0ngebranntc Gllten
gSebrt mGn Iib nit Silb iInN 9HnNen
Sodter LAP uihtS un9elOlSen,
0od) ib' &OrIid)t bel Dem ShmNljeiI (;
giicmono Idnlcdt, luaS iIn9elaBcn,
&OIlenbS nidt lpnS 9oni pcrlnljen.
Sobtcr @irlt Safe Ou brcnnclL
SOnn LAP uidtS Did bon ibm trCnncn
S)interber biIft Dir feiu Ncnncn,
8rnu cimnI bic 8pbncn brenncn
3ohtcr gtIlc irouc S6pic,
SiuN ,crbrchlid)c @eih6pfc;
Drum leb 81, bNb bcle 8OpIe,
9lid)t uerIicrcn ibrc aOpfc!
3odtcr! gliit bcS @ecrbeS &ObIm
Ell bcbutIam Sit Ucrbolrn,
8limmen nod bic bOien &oblcn,
Stiitcn 8rdnNc gang uerbolcn.
Sodtcr ! 8irlt Ncin ScrS bn fcbrcn,
3u Der Wfutter lueiien 3cbrCu.
@onn miro itctS bein Nf0rm bid cbrCn,
llub uibtS eurcn Srisbcn ltIren.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-05-18
De; 9unlorut.
Ser sdnifsr tn @elti6msrs.
Grad pfGl,iI9sr Wunbart)

Grad pfal,if&sr Munbart)
&anu allies Sicb, mas scbt IN ltebt
3u lnuter Stie tuerre odtt
lin olIe Seit, Die pdre mel,
Nud, ib6 0cserbt nod olueorei.
I'm 9llIcS fam sn mir bonn brr,
@eil Innit Die @eIt 10 barfnb luNr -
Sc! luaS mir 90 perbicnc fcnnt.
God DO ild mir, bub 8ctt crborm,
81 boft b'r 10 gon3cr Sblunrm,
Bon Sdnlterm6IterS in Der Stnot,
@cit mebr as mir nOtbi9 bat.
5b luollt, oNB id) Die 9on3e 3unit
8ci ibre nddite 3ummcnfluft
IN 8runoS GrbbONc lhfn0c fcInt.
MIleS, mas in &c9 mer remit,
gluS Dem Sdultcr wcrrc frnnt,
0ic @erbcr all, 6ic crcitiere,
Sic en- & @eIhdIt pcrlbnmihCricrc,
Sic bem Sduitcr8 @cIo nbitcble,
Nen'n iuolIt ids IdOn pcScblC,
8Nun ib b'r Die cyluiihc fcnnt.
@umm id Or crit rebt III bic $ib,
SD fennt Die 9onSc WnIcfis,
SoS 9nnic 9nnN, Hm 8ub 81 itiftc,
9liit ShlpcfcI I'LL nit 4Sch uer9iftc,
SNmit bic 9SClt liebt, luic cS Nnbt
@om Sbuitcr timmt in @utb,
Gid Ielber nit for Born mcAr fcnnt.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-05-18

Sn eiHcm Der 8einnObCitslebre 9e.
luibmetrn SOuruole luirO bon Der $ei3.
un8 nit beiber Cuff 9ciu0t 8enn bic
Cuff au cinem bOben 8ruOe erbiBt WOr,
Osn 1T lmb buOOn iu'S 9immcr 9eIsitct
wirb, 70 iOlte ie o0ebu&euc Cuff" &C.
nomt luerOsn, WeIdc 10 5iernIib Die
idIimmlte 2uusenndbrlu9 it, Die eS oc'
ben FAM. glidtS nnbereS aIS &opf.
IdncrSeu, SdpinOeI, SdIdfrigfeit nmb
0umpfbsit fam bic SOIgc buDOn iein
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-05-18
Scr bette alntIl for 0nnErrs.

o1S MellWllOc NepCll III ltDr tllr5,
Wnb NOh prridlUcnbcu bic Yclt Die
Belt, ais ipcnn gar fcin GnNc Oaju
tuGre Sn mIcrcm Gf 90 rum, 0ebn
bcinnbc icNcn SlbcnS cine Sctt irnDc
Mdnnrr, Subcu mo iu0nr idon Sicm.
lid OIte ScrIS SniNmmcn in 0eluiGe
Sdubmadr unb Sdneibcr SdopS
lnb ipiclcn &artcn bis in bic @Rittcr.
nndt mn biSpcilcn bis 0e9cn @ior9cn.
Sic cntibuIoi9cn Fd bamit, iic tbdten
cS nidt fir @cIe, ionbcrn mir gum
3citurtrcib. SEPT Inbt mid cub IA.
gen, bNS 1T cine Icbr ibIcbtc gluSrcte
eiuc idicbtcrc IuSrcNe f6mt ibr gar
nidt crNcnfcu. Sbr bnbt gar feline
Belt ilbriS, gar feline Belt mn0tbi9 81
ucrtrcibcuj cure 3eit 1T rir gu
fllrS unb joe Miuutc lOlltc gut Der
lucnbCt lucrOcn. ~ 1T uicl 81 idaf. |
fen, uicl Su lCrncu in bcr 8cIt unb ibr
ucrbct nidDt bulbcr irrti9 lucnn ibr mir
bic S6Iitc Icrncn iOIlt. - 8enn ibr
NbcnNS feline ouoert Nrbcit bobt, luerft
bic &0rtcn binluc9, bort onf bnmmc
Iuppi9e SOdcn ilbr cure gtudborn
Su itudbcn; bIcibt oubcim, mudt
SdruefcIb6I1cr, mndt 8rirn, fauet
Iieber Qumpen I'M &npicr Su MAIDEN
ais gar nidjtS Uerbicncnj LETT cute
3eitln9eH, ih mcbn bic ,.StuutSsei.
mn9," unb 8iider, bunn miro eud lei.
ne 3cit lang. ShlSirt nie ibr euer
0unO Uerbciicren, cuer Sieb Uerid0ue.
rem. cncre Sclbrr mcbr fruttbur MAIDEN
f6nnt. @em ibr ober nibt ouein
bIciben fOnnt, iOuoern cnh in n@eicl.
itaft in SbopS UcrlnmmCIn milbt, 10
merit Die &artcn binpcG; crw6bIt Der
Shm6rteIte inter Cnb I'M cub 5u
untcrrihtcn I'M Qcicn unO llcbcrieBen
.-Ient Gn0Iiidb unN 0cutit gu Ieien
unN ans elmer Sprahe in bic anNcrc
5u iibcricBcn 3ucrit mag e5 ctpuS
bart 9eben, ober mcnn ibr ginmuI si.
nCn tlcincn 8e8riif bObt luiro cS leidt |
geben, uno mcbr nn9cncbm unO mebr |
lmtcrboItcnb lcin ais oa8 &ortenIpic.
len oNcr bos CICnO 0cpInuocr iIbcr
IdIcdtc 9in9c. Shift nnb &ub' |
tOlun rnO fault CAd zines bon @orneS
- n@funuoI" Bidder mo itnOirt in ieI. |
lem, fell 9cbt net bart, cS is ipabi9,
nHBIid unN Die QciIOnS IinO Icibt nno
IddcrIid. GbnS bon Ncn QciiOn8 Ieeit
luic foI9t;
", 8, 6,
Sic Sat Inaft i'm Sducc,
Scr Sdnce 0cbt cUef,
@ie SNb Iaoft I'M 9rcf.
SicicS 2ciion fibre id nur al, Inn
81 aci9en Wic cinfab Der 9Infnn9 it, |
nnb luic Icidt cS 3u Iernc 1T. 9iric8
1T notbwenoi9 fir Nnfdn9cr unb 1T |
Der 8c9 Inn iu ctlpnS @r0bercm uub |
$ObCrem Su 9cIan0cn. Mfan6e 2ente
ipottcn ilber fell 8ud weiI c$ 70 limpcI |
is. SIbcr ibr 8eipOtt 5eiSt cine I'LL.
UcDeibIi6e Summbcit. Cine @iuttcr
lucib lue nit cincm &inOc um3u0cbcn |
@cm eS bnn0rid 1T 0ibt Ic ibm
WiIb mS CS pNblt mo miro itarf
bon Der @(iIh. glbcr biclc ilbcrOc.
ibcioten &oNIcr non $OrneS Bud, |
bic miirben Dem &iuoe cine QCctiire
ilbcr brn MnDcu mo Die &erNuunn0s |
Sr9Nne porIc9en uno baS ainb inter.
$un9cr itcrbcn IOiIen.
SD bin Ober bon mcincm &Cgt 0b.
9efommcu. SD pOllte MIR Den &ar.
tenipicIcu. ben SOminoipieIern, Den
SducibcrbOp, ben SdmibtibOp lnb |
ben SuIoOn QuOferS ratben, oaB iis
bicI better Subs MAIDEN f0nnten bon
ibrer Belt. IS 9ibt tauienbe niibIibe
uno pleiierIide 8cee bic 8eit on3u.
pcnocn, 70 bab inns feline Minute gu
lana lit. SD tueb$ fell.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-05-18

Sas i6Ie6te &rsnnen bon 4ompcn
Iic9t am 9odt, Der in nafer quit
Sendti9fsit onSiebt. moonrd oaS NEf.
fteieen oes Sels 9ebinOsrt luiro, llno
Der Oobt idnel perfobIt, Srodnet
man oober ben 0odt Dor Dem Single.
ben anf cinen iuormen Sfsu, 70 1T feline
9In5iebnng bon Selldtietsit mebr gu
befiir6ten uno Die 2ampe iuirb be0er
bremen.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-05-18

Scr bette 8IutitiIIcr 1T nadl Grmit.
teIunp hsS YrofeHors 8ia1Sn al 8OIos.
no in Stnlien fol9enoe Wiihun9 :
GbIOr.glotrillm Is 8beiIe, giIenhloric.
l0iung bon 80 8roo 25, uno beitiIlirteS
Raiier 60 6bei!e. OaS @bIOrnotrium
iuirb in beltiIlirtem @uiier 9eI68t unb
Der GiienbloribIOiun9 3u9eleBt,
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-05-18

Wsr immer bon ben 9c9enluGrti9
1l,umuoilheu 9eltreiIten Strilmpfcn
tr6et, iOlItc iid 3uUor iibeBeuaen, Oh lie
feline 9ifti9sn StOtfc entb0Itenj lucnn
Die ncIen Strilmpfe cincn bitteren Sc.
idmuf buben, 70 cntbultcn iie 8icric
@cio, Gin 0ift, bon lueIbm Die geine
er9iftet JuerNen. .s..
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-05-18
Yrnlier ailF her Gnirer -W

Sraner auf 0er Sntrre.-Iun fieb
nal Die fleine Sebeimr6tbin in Srau.
er bel Der 6eieIlidoft l-llnb pie nett
iie fofettirtl
Barum aud nidt? - Sbr Iann
lit felt brei @ohen tobt. Sie 9eniebt
Die SIitterppden ibreS &itttpenltanbe$.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-05-18
SDspepii0,

Obcr. .&crOouuneS .8eidWerbcn, &Opf.
idmcrs, SduIteribmera gefIcmmun9
Der 8ruit $nitcn, iuureS 9IufitObeu aus
Dem WiaQen, SdpinbeI, lbIehten Sc.
Ibmof I'M @funce, @oIIcnIciOen, SgS.
fIppicu, GdmcrScn in Der gicren.8e.
0cno, mb bunbrrt anNrrc &rantbeitS.
GrIdeinun9en, lurIde Nurd llnperNnu.
Iidfcit cr3cu0t lucrbcu.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-05-18

9umprnsGtuIs. - gommiiiGr /: Gle
woIIcn allo nid)t ein0eitebcm. ein 8adet
Softilher ans Dem Qnbeu oeS Sauf.
mannS WiilIler eeitobIeu gu baben ?"
SlneetIueter glein,-iolde &leini9.
feiten iIberlaiie id meinen &iuoern." /"
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-05-18

GiHrn icbr 9utcn giii9 gu MAIDEN
I6lc man cine YOrtiOn $OnID in 8aiicr
anf unb iteIIe bieie Mfiiduns in 0cbOri'
gen @arme9rObe CUR @dbrun9 an, 100
burd cine iebr iuure mb bOdit On9e'
nebmc SIiiiii9fcit cntitebt. lucIdr rin
lUobrcr GiiiO 1T uuo m Site ben @ciu.
eiii9 tbcrtriift, aud uOr3isIidJ 5lpcier
llriudeu luc0en mebr in 8cbrOud Su
fOmmcn ucrbicnt; Ncnn critcnS 1T Die.
fer $Oni9ciii9 UObIfciIcr ais Der Bcin.
ciIie, unb bnnn 1T er uidt i'll @efubr,
UerfdIlbt 3n Werbcn, mas 6iterS nit
benz @sineiii9 Der Sail 1T.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-05-18

.&Ise fir Sont miro cine CUTE Grnte
Iiefern, 100 or gut oufDcgou0en lit.
8cnn gut eebeimit, 1T er bic UOrtbciI'
bofteIte Grntc Der SNrm. Suot uno
Sen gu 9Ieidcr Belt fam man nitt
crnten unO cS 1T better bnS $cu Der
Suut 3u upfcrn. Die Gmte fam nit
Der MdbmaIdinc 9cidnitten lno nit
Dem @ferbcredeU in 8ciben Oercbt wcr.
Den, Die ubnc Sdnben Dem Nc9en unO
Der Come Idu9erc Belt ouS0eiett bIei.
ben t6nncn, Sm @e9entbeiI, Die S0nt
Idbt Ii6 Oam Icibter MSbrcIhcn unO
eutbIIlen. Ser Slice iOIltc uOllfommen
trOden cin9eiObrcn mb ioiOrt 9coro'
iden werNen. 9ie Sprci fam in ci.
ucr Souie ouf9eboben wno 5u ir9cno
elmer bequcmen Belt bci foItcu trofencn
8etter cntbTlit lucrbcn. Streut bic
Gprell, iucIdc nod ctWOS SOOt cntbdIt,
nuf bic 8ielcn aus.
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ltatGrlei6e8,
iniofern ic ans &eridleimun9,
alUebduften &ruoitGten mo
l1nber6dult6

cntItanNcn iinb unO Siapum0cm mb
SeritopflIngcn UcronIaiien. GJ luie
Die Sropfen bic gIuSfiibrunD ScS Stuf.
ies belpirfen, Der bic SeidpcrNc Urrun.
Iubt, 70 nebmcn iie bic SDmptomc unb
3uf6Ic meg, Die ans icner GucIlc CIT.
iprunDcn pnrcn, !. y. nidt nur Nic 70.
lifarti9cn 9cibibmcrSen, iOnbcru uub
Die NuuOn obbdnOi9cn ScibUrOcn Ncs
SaupteS uuo Der 8ruit, bn SdluinoeI,
bO8 SrHfen bic 9iiIterfeit bs8 &op.
fcs, 9unfclbcit Der gIu8cn unO 8efIcm.
muus Der 8rnit, aud NOS befdWerlibe
9IuS. lmo Ginotbmen, 8ufdUe, ueIbe
beionSerS bcn SDpOdonbriiteu 6itcrS
iiirdterIid iinS,
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9cnfihrnh.

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8obI 9ebt bir'S all oein' Sage nibt.
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Wnkrn Der 1licacn.

glfnn bctrabtetc biSbcr Die Wilfcn
nur ais 'QudIcr Der Wfcnid)bcit, NNSn
bcItimmt, bic 8iIocr mo ScfOrntioncn
unlcrcr &obnnn9 81 bcibmnben, iInS
i'm S6Infe ;u it0ren, Die MiId unb
anOerc @etranfe unb Speiien ln8e.
niebtar Su MAIDEN, unb man bcmiibte
li6 per9ebIi6, ocu iunbren glnbcn Der
9Iie9en su crfenncn. Gem cn0Iiidcn
Gbamifer gmerion 9cIanO oicS iebod
in ituuneurrregenbcr @ciic. Gr mics
nud, bnb bic SIic9cn, iucm iic nit
ibrcn Silben iIbcr SIil8cI unN &Orpcr
itreifcn, iid babel nidt, luic man bis
iebt 9Iuubte, ibNn S0rpr bIOb reini8tcn
uno pubtcn, iunccrn Dap iie bel bicier
@roSebur cine SlnjobI mifroifopiIb
FIelmcr 8bierbcn (90uie) iOmmcIten,
Die iic punn mitteIit ibrcS GilFeIS Der.
3ebrtcn. 9icie 9duie purben Uun ben
SIiiScIn obeeitreift unN fountcn aud
iepurnt beObadtet lucr6en. BcitcrS
fonitatirte gmerion, Oub in unrcincr
unO itinfcnber 9uft UicIc gut 9cndbrte
nuO nit gRDriuben bon Qduien bcocdte
SIie0cn iid bcrumtllmmeIten, iu6brcno
i'll nit friider unO reiner Cuff Ucricbc.
ncn 2OfaIitdtm MIR lucni9e. mu0erc
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feline 9cbeiben, iofOrt aud beren ScinOc
umO @rrnibter sin, unb bieS iinb bic bon
uns bis icBt ueruhteten - Nicecn !!
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GrtlGrung. .-WariunI n$anSior9,
baIt mi oenn germ 2"
SonSi6rD: So freili6
9forioni On modit obcr olIemnI 10
3'IpieoerS 8'iibt luenn pu 81 mir
fommit
Sunsi6re: So idau, ba bcnt' i'd bait
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