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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-02-28
LOCAL AND BUSINESS NOTICES.
A Few Words to Feeble aud Delicate
Women.

BY r. V. PIERCE, NJ. D., of the Worlds Dispe
sary, Buffalo, N. Y, Author Of "The Peoples
Common Sense Medical Adviser" etc, etc.
knowing that you arc subject to a great amount
of suffering, that decacy your part has strong
tendency to prolong it, and the longer ii IS neg
ected the more you have to endure and the more
difficult of cure your case becomes, |, as physi-
clan. who am daily consulted by scores OF your
SEX desire to say to you that am constantly meet
ing with those who have been treated Tor their
ailments for months without being benefited in
the least, until they have become perfectly dis
couraged and have almost made up their minds
never to take another dose of medicine or be tor
tured by any further treatment. They had rather
die and have their suferngs ended than to live
and suffer as they have. They say they are worn
out by suffering, and are only made worse by
treatment. OF any thing more discouragng, we
certainly cannot conceive, and were there no more
successful mode of treating such difficulties than
that, the principles Of which teach the reducing
and depicting of the vital forces OF the system,
when the indications dictate a treatment directly
the of the one adopted for thcm their case
would be deplorable indeed. But, lady sufferers,
| there is better and far more successful plan of
| treatment for you ; one more IN harmony with the
| laws and requirements OF your system. harsh,
irritating caustc trea' ment and strong medicines
will never cure you. Ii yon would use rational
means, such commoD-scnSe should dictate to
every intelligent lady, take such medicines As en-
body the very best invigoraflng tones and ner-
vines, compounded with special reference 10 your
delicate sy stem. Such happy combination you
will find in my Favorite Prescription, which has
received the highest praise from thousands of your
sex. Those languid, tiresome sensations, causing
you to feel scarcely able to be on your feet, or
ascend flight Of stairs, that continual drain that
is sapping from your system all your former elias
ticity and driving the bloom from your checks,
that continual strain upon your vital forces that
renders you irritable and fretful, may all be over
come and subdued by a persevering Of that
marvellous remedy. Irregulafitie and obstruc-
tons to the proper working of your system are re-
licved by this mild and safe means while periodi-
cal pains, the existence of which is sure indica-
ton of serious disease that should not be neglect
ed, readily yield to it, and if its be kept up for
reasonable length of time, the special cause of
these pains is permanently removed. Further
light on these subjects may be obtained from The
Peoples Common Sense Medical ADVISER" in
which have devoted a large space to the consid-
Grafton of all forms of diseases peculiar to your
sex. This work will be sent (post-paid) to any
address receipt of $3.50. My Favorite Pre-
scription is sold by druggists. b22-+eod&lw
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-02-28
COLLEGE LAND SCRIP.

The Bangor Wing and Courier answers
some of the falsehoods in the Argus about
Agricultural College Scrip as follows:
''Of thirty four agricultural colleges from
which statistics are given in a report to
Congress in 1875 by the Committee on
Education, signed by three Democratic
members: j. B. Storms of Pennsylvania,
Thomas Whthead of Virginia, and j. NJ.
Glover Of Missouri. the average price OBJ
tanned for the grant per acre was less than
S1.20; and this list includes Minnesota,
California, Michigan. Iowa, Missouri and
Wisconsin. which obtained large prices
for the reasons plainly stated by the Com
mittee. that they were enabled to locate
on Government lands within their own
borders. The report says:
at is hardly necessary to add that the States
which have been named all belong to the class
that had suitable public lands within their own
limits, and hence could locate the grant from the
United States upon their own soil This gave
them great advantage over States which had not
this privilege"
Furthermore, the States given in the
list sold at different periods, under differ
ent laws of Congress affecting the value
of the grants, and under different condi-
tons of the land market; and yet the
Committee show that aside from the States
referred to as enjoying special advantages,
the prices obtained ranged from Al Is
cents per acre in Rhode Island to 95 cents
in Virginia; showing an average of but
6S IA ranging over the whole period o.
the sales. And still further. the statistic,
show that not only Rhode Island, New
Hampshire, North Carolina, Maryland anc
New Jersey, but also the Western State,
of Indiana, Kentucky and Ohio, obtained
a smaller price for their College Scrip
than was secured in Maine; while Penn
sylvania obtained less than one cent more
per acre and New York and West Vir
ginia but five and one-half cents more
than Maine.n
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From the Chicago Tribune.
ELAINE.

In the republican conference meeting,
composed of leading men from all parts
Of the great Prairie State, the expression
Of Presidential preference seemed to be
almost unanimous for Blaine. If those
men really reflect the popular sentiment
of the party, Illinois will be represented
in Cincinnati by delegation solid for
Blaine for President. His philippe ar
raigning JEFF Davis for his horrible cruel
ties to the Union prisoners in Anderson.
vile awakened sympathetic echoes in the
hearts OF multitudes of men. Before the
effect OF this emotion had subsidized he de-
livered his powerful speech appealing to
the Judgment Of intelligent men In favor
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-02-28
Seeing Is Believing.

If ladies who do not use the fragrant Sozodont
will compare teeth with those who do, they will
see in an instant, more reasons for adopting it,
than can be composed into newspaper para
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-02-28

Among the most conspicuous floral offerings at
the funeral of Charlotte Cushman, was magnif-
cent crown, the gift Of the great prima donna,
Miss Clara Louise Kellogg.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-02-28

of return to honest money. These two
bold presentations of his feelings and
views on amnesty and currency revealed
Blaine TO the people in q light that seems
to have captivated the popular affections
and understa nding. The power, courage
and parliamentary skill with which he at
tackled and doubled up the democrats ana
confederates in the amnesty debate
for him the champion belt as the heaviest
and most scientific hitter in the House.
The whole country applaudcd and encored
the performance Even his bitcrest pO-
itical opponents in the South as well as
North have not been able 60 repress their
admiration of the mans ability. And
when he took hold of the currency qucs-
ton and handled it in so mastery man
ner as to arrest the attention of The entire
nation, the current began to set in strong
" in his favor for the Presidency. Blaine
has been a growing man since he first set
foot in Congress. Each year he has de-
veloped increasing strength as he has
studied the lessons of craftsmanship and
of past experience. His six years train
ING in the Speakers chair tanned down his
natural impetuosity to about the right
point, seasoned his judgment. and gave
him clearer insight into the characters
OF men and the secret springs of human
action. 1t is fortunate for him that his
party in the House is in the minority, as
| it places him on the floor as the leader of
the opposition to the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
ates, and affords him admirable opportu
mites to lead his forces in attack and aid
them in defense, and in short to exhibit to
the best advantage the stuff of which he
is made. Thus far he has not thrown
away any of his chances.
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A Suggestion to the Nervous.

Robust people who have, all their lives. eaten, d
gested and slept well, can scarcely be expected to
appreciate the blessing of strong nerves well
those, who, having undergone all the misery en-
tailed by weak ones, have eventually regained their
nerve power. In order to experience the unspeak
able relief of a change from an eufeebled and UNI
restfu to vigorous and tranquil condition of the
nervous system, the nervous invalid should try
course of Hostetter's Stomach Bitters. Under the
bracng and soothing influence of that benign tonic
| and nervine, appetite returns, digestion becomes
complete and painless, and sleep revisits weary
eyes. The causes of nervous weakness are to be
fund in imperfect digesti and assimilation, and
the feeble performance OF other vital functions re-
sulting tneretron. The Bttcrs remove these caus-
es, well as the nervous symptoms which they
produce. feb23teod&wlw
"MY CoUaH SHAKES NE TO PIECES" gasps the
victim of that distressing visitation. Shake it Cd
then with IIale's Honey of Horehound and Tar.
Any cough can be put to fight with the wonder
full pectoral Elixer. Sold by all Druggists.
Pixies Toothache Drops cure in minute.
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Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-07-20
6iihnersQIuie.

Se0en bicic bOdit Iditi9e &ranfbeit
Der Sibuer, lueIdc numcntIid gu Oieier
SubreSSeit' in nidt icbr iaubcr 9ebuIte.
nen StdIIen bdufi9 auftritt, ibeint iid
bic 8orbOlfdlrc am beiten Su beiu6bren.
@an ucrbiInnt 81 biclem 8ebuie bieieI.
be NIT 8ahcr i'm @erbdItnib bon 81
100, tbut bieIe MiIbun9 in cinen &Opf
inter beitdnbi9cm Oiilbreu. lueil bic
Sdlre iid idnea nieberIr9t. unb be.
itrcibt bann nit cinem @iniel Sundbt
bic SiBitun9en, iOluic allies SOI3Uerf.
bic gfcitcr rnO Den Subboocn SoOann
ninmt man iebcS $ubn einScl Dor unO
bcpinirI baiicIbe inter bcu SIiiDcIn uuf
Der $nnt. 0ic @irfnn9 lit meiIt cine
ilberrolhenbe, bcnn ibon nad lucniOen
Su9en 1T ieltcn nod cine 9ouS 3u fin.
Den. @ar bnIb befOmmcn Die Sibucr
ibre friibcrc Wiuterfeit wieoer ibr DO.
RIGGS Seluidt, ba8 iie minbsiten CUR
$aIfte pdbrenb bcS &rnnficinS ciubiib.
ten.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-07-20
gemeinn1biges.
9es Srinfers @e6t.

3eieet mir bic Ibuarje Seele,
Sie Den 8eder mir bertuebrt.
8enn berIdmabteno meinc aeble
ginen 0obetrunf besebrtl
Srinfet nid)t in oilrren Sa9en
Hin0s bic Groe 9ierl9 ein,
@oS Der @oIfen reide Spenoe
Se9uct iibsr SInr uno Sain?
Srdnft bic GrSe nidt Die 8oie
@enn Der QcioenSfcId iib i6lieBt
Sap Elm neucS 8IiitbenIeben,
gleue8 0nften unS erIprieBt?
3rinfet uidt Der StrobI Der Come
@Iutbeuuol bic 8oaen ant2
llno Bic Sropitn aiidti9 lpieecn
Cid in 9letbers 8lan binallf.
@aileraeiiter in ben SOben
8ieben lpeiter ibre 8abn,
llnS lie tr6nfen-glebellpolten-
Inter lih Den Scean.
3rinft bic Groe, trinft bic 8lumc,
Srinft Gle Sounc, trinft oa8 Wleer,
0eidt aud mir, oamit id trinfe,
8nib Den pollen 8c6er Der
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-07-20
Merth ber Sonnenblumie.

Ser Sonus9bIume, aud wcbI Con-
nenrOie, cnoIiib sunfOwer, lateinila
Helianthus ecuunnt iiub Nieie 3eiIen
9euiOmct.
IS oiebt Der Sonnenblum:n Uicle
gIrten, bier ubcr 1T bic 9robc, cinidb'
ri9e, aus @sru itummcnoc, 9enleint,
bic BON Den 8otunifcn Helianthus
Annrus 0cnam.t wirO. Sic 1T wObl
allen beutIben Qano8Icutcn befannt,
bn man lie i'm oItcn 8otcrIanNe foit in
jeOrm @ortcn fab uno aud bier 81
9anOe bduiis ais 3ierpilOnSc 8c3OOsn
pirb.
Sob Die @radt Der lUCitleudtCnoen
StrabIeufrone 1T ieOcnfOII8 Die &C.
rin9Itc ibrer 0uten Gi9cnidoftcn, Nenn
fiir'S GrItc bat iie Subrbnnoertc lang
ala SeiImittcI 0cbient, Die ger
Itampftcn 8I6ttcr bciItcn 8cihprc
nno BcinI60ocr, Der Nut9nB DER luoDl.
9ctrofnctcu SIdtter beieitiote 8Opf'
Idmc3 uno SdIcimHhiic, bic ger.
ltnmpiten Snmcn uurbcn Dc9cn Srlllt'
Icibcn nn0clucnOct. 8cnn Nnd ais
$eiImittel ans Der Wfobc 9efOm.
men, 1T bod Nic Seilfroft Der
SomCnbIumcn nidt III 3ucifcI 3n
ltellCn.
Sin Spcitrr wCicntIi6cr glubcu III.
icrcr &HouSe 1T Der oubcrorbcntlidc
9robc SOni90cboIt Ncr SIiitbcnj 100
uicIe SonncnbIuhlm itebCn, ou pCroen
bic @abCn Der 8iencnitofe iib in
ilbcrrnideno fuBcr Belt init Dem lilbe.
fcn $Oni9 filIIcn.
Sin brittcr gluBcn fam Dem 9ln'
bauer bicIcr YrndtpfanSc aus Dem
Snmcu crmndicn. 9ciht 5u itumpfcn
uno lcidi 81 prciicn, 9icbt bicicr rcid'
Iib eiu &icrtbcil icineS 8elui6teS bon
cinem milNen Dele, bnSpem WfNnoclOl
0Icib fommt un6 allen nuocren, Islblt
benz 8anm0l, UOrju3ieben 1T,
Ser uicrte Nnben Der SOnnenblumc
uber 1T Der pclcntIiditc unb bcrrlid'
Its. IS 1T hicS Die Qnit rcini9cnoc
8raft beficIbcn. Sur9fdItigc Inter.
luduu9 Der umiid)tiOitcn SOridcr in
Sruufrcid uuo Gn9Innb boben barge.
than, Dap non allen 8Idttcrn Die 8Idt.
ter Der SonucnbIume Die snbIrcibiten
uno wciteitcn @Orcn obtr SpaItofunn.
gen bciibeu unO bOb Onrh Oicic Spult.
0ifnun9cn enormc Wicngen b0icr SAFE
unb idd0Iiber 0ilnitc ciu9siO9tn wer'
ben; Dap Die Iuftrcini8cnoe araft bic
fer RflanSc 10 9rOb il, Dap Oa, no
adt3i9 bis bunOcrt Stauoeu in Der
Idbe eincS 9nuicS 9cpfunSt. bcu 8c'
UObncrn bon Sumpi uWN 8cdicI'
5iebern feline 6efobr OrObt.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-07-20
0ier Ole SeWsiie
-leinsr-
bOberelt @orSiigli6feit:

@an ltfs bisitS non gbparb o. gauiauss, elmer
Der tompetenielisn Druseifen unb gbtmiIsr
gbtIaoslpbia'S, etn Rann, auf beiTtn Dabr.
psttsltsbt man itth sirIa0sn fam, btfttinis,
ts 9tusnib;
gs frtut mid, in eianb ssfstt su l,in, tsm
nGpnbpn Satr Color ReIiorsr" bas
8suanib ausllslsn ~ fOnHsn, bas sr ntsinrm Saar
bic SrtstnaIfarbe pteeer sCeeben uno bae bitltl.
be permanent III. SD bin fef eapcn iiberSsuat,
eae pbissS gr6parat fein RdrbsIlpf IN uno bae
eailslbe auf bic 9aarlpurieIn utrfi. 90 IN au>
BsIetn Gin prddtises Grilir> unb ben Saarpu6s
bsfpreenesS Nilttl.' SO faufte bic erIle Slafds
BON g. Q. 8auieuss, @potb.tsr, gfe 10. un6
Gpoiss Street, ptlGsr 60 btitassn fam, ta6 Tin
paar eanl erau mar, sbs i'd pbigts SaarmitttI
esbrauntt.
Grau NiIlsr.
Ro. 7SO Wrrib RiHlb Street, gbtla.
Or. Spapns u. Con - @sIbdbte arsunes /!
20 freut MID aubsroresatIid, Sbnrn rltttbtilsp
~ tonnsn, bab cine Dame mtinsr 9tfanntidaft,
Grau Wlilltr, bon Sbrem ,,epnbpn Satr 6 o.
Tor Hefcrer" gang tntliidt IN. Sbr Saar
fd aus unb ipnrbe sanl srau. DiHd ben ge,
braud 9bres SaarmittcIs erbtslt ibr 6aar bic
nailrltbs UaTbs pieetr unb fins auf's Rsut 40
paHItn an,
e. 9. @arrigues, 9rpauth,
NpoibeEer, gds Der 10. unb Gpatts Sir,, gbila.
Or. Spasnsu. Con. esfbdsts Ssusn! @at.
rtno msinse ltbten @ufsnibalts In 9rentcn, q.
1u babe i'd G 6la16sn Sbrss ,,9pnbOn Satr
60 or &efcrer" esfauft, psI6ss Saarmit>
id i'd allen anoeren purjirbe. Saben Sis bic
Sue mir Gin ipstttrts 9usSnb Sta1hsn pr. 6.
8. . care Of ID. 9. GOsltr n. SpH, @pubsTer,
Np. 1913 Fremont Street, 9plun.
SsrbIsits 5udn&hnessua
aba 8ateL
Ru. SO TutIanb Square.
,,euntun 5atr Color 9at1urn anb DrsItnj"
bat mrirrm Saure bic SrisinaIfarbt unO bsTsn
frlbtren 8lant ipiseer eegebsn, Iptpie esfftp
Wahsibum tef0rert.
Grau @unie Wprris,
Nc. GIG Rprb 7te Cir, gbila.
Or. Dalton ron philadelphia fdrsi6t: Der
.,9onopn Satr Color ReIprer"
WirO ulsrmSia Sun msinsn lrsunbtn unb gatitn-
ten, lOiris non mir frIbli ssbraubt. SD fprt6s
Ius grfabrnns."
rs Gents pr. SlaI6e,
@au oterriiiu; Or. Sipabne s Con,
Ybildtrlpbia, pa. Illriniss Gisrntbimrr.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-07-20
Irhrrhrttrn al rrininrn.-NIte 81

Jrberbrttrn 5u rrinigen.-GIte Sc.
Ocrbctten unO 8ii1cn lueroen buburd Oe.
reiniet, onb man iie iudbrenb cineS itur.
fen &coenidaucrS uuf 9riincr 8Ieide
uusbrcitet. @un lOiie iie 9ebOris Ourd.
ndiIen, brebc lie babel I'M unO luiie iie
Oann brauben, biz iie bon Der Come
luieOer lpObI9ctrodnct iinO, Oann fIopfc
mOn iie nit elmer BeiOc. OOer SuicI9cr'
te bcrSboft aus. Suburd ruerbcn fie
leidter unO 9cillnbcr gum SorunfibIu.
fn, inoem Der Stoub baranS cntfcrnt
luirO nnb bic Seoern, lucId)e nit Der
Belt 3ldummeufIebeu, wiebcr uuseinan.
bcr9ebcn. SebCrbettcn iOutcn icoeSSubr
70 9ereini9t lucroen.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-07-20
&auarisnbGerI pom llnOc,icfcr All

&auarisnbSgel pom lln9cSicfcr All
bsfrsicn. 0ieic &bierdsn lperOcn i'm
Bauer iebr oft bon 9am fIeiusn SuIrf.
ten 9cpIoSt Die msiitsns bic @crunIuI
flung iiub, DAP bic SOocI nidt muntcr
finb unb frnnf uu8iebcn. lin fie buuon
au bsfreien, IeSt man eiuiee CRIME Sid.
tell3Iueiae ilber sta5t in Ous 8nner nnO
bdn0t elm iueibe$ Sud- oarilber. 0as
1ln0s3iefer, iueIdes ben @srud Der Sidts
nidt ertrd9t, friedt aISounn 9eluO6nIid
in bas Sud uno man fam oafelbe Of.
ters amWfor9en nit fleincn rotben9unf.
ten beoedt finoen. in benen man Ieidt bel
n6bsrer llnteriudun9 ba8 bic &annrien'
b69eI qudlenbe llu9ejiefer entoedt.
= gbrfllrdt befebIt Die SusenO aud
i'm MetfIprffeiA
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-07-20
@e9ipeifer fir IeiicnDc.

ptnnfplpanta Central Giisnbatn.
8hes SsrIahtn bae psnHlyIpania Gilrnbaka
Depot % parvtsbnre tdgIiH pit fpIat.
YIN uHb rpm 10 .glpril, 1876.
OtfIt&.
YbllatsIpbia Grpreb $50 Rora.
Spnfliug,,, =. AGO RCTs.
parTtsburs GrprtBluG 6.l5 Born,
Dianpile Mtrpmnipbaii 500 Born
eantaRtr BUG (via GoIumbla) 7.35 Born
pattHt &rprtBjug. tl.50 Bprni.
Sebnstcpn erPrsBJua las Ra&n
Gdg.GrprtB AIS :,
parrtsburs Accommodation, $50 :.
Nilantir GrpHblue, ills Rad
BsaIi9.
eIninnat @rprtb,us. f2.55 gldttlS
Yarife @rprtBjug, 4.20 Bora
Beg-Vanaettrjug 500 Born
Vsl9ranftsr pber nsurr ppIhua, f0.40 =,
gohuG i,25 gia8m
SHntlSug, $40 =,
eepistcpn Accommodation, 5.25 :"
pttisburg GrprtB f0.40 Nadbts,
Der philadelphia GrprBlug. SnIit, asbi IL.
ben Tag, dusgsnpmmsn ROntage.
DIR parrisbura GrpH6,ug. DilleTpills We.
epmmpeattcnsJu9, 9anealfY Bug, ppfiug, unb
etr harrisburg Nercmmabticnslug (lbfr 60.
lumbia) baIi&, ssbsn tsbsu 5ds. ausesnrm.
rnsn Scuntaes.
Der pcf,ua. Der SGnsllus unb Der pitts.
burg Grprslbus, psfIit, stbtn iGeIit, ausats
ticninnen SpHntlas.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-07-20

- 9lber luie fommen Sic mir pOr,
Sbr Serr SObn 1T ia nod au jung gum
$eiratben ! 8Orteu Sic .bod, bis er
Ueruiinfti9er 9cWOrOcn lit.
gbcn oebbaIb mill i'd ibn isbt ucrbei.
ratben, oenn lpenn CT ucrnilnfti0cr miro,
heiratbet CT ilbcrbuupt nidt mcbr.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-07-20

- &inoer: %upu, luir luoIlen 0ir
quite Radt iu9eu,
Suter; SD babe iebt gar feline Belt,
fommt mor9en frTb pieber.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-07-20
2ebelt, @albstbmut nno
SdSmbett!

"LoNDoN COLOR HAIR REsToRER"
"LoNDoN COLOR HAIR REsToRER"
RtiHspamfarSt mu4i Rruppisss 5aar foTsit unb
sIait rsinist bic Ropfpaut fu nu&sridli6 unb
bsf0rbrTt bus @aastbum Der paars an bhHnm
HnS tabIsn shIIsu. aann nit btr bIOBsn Sanb
stnsritbn psrbsn, inbsm 20 psSn bic paut
nu&> infs ainnsn bsf&musi. als 5aar>
6riNrmillsI 4 20 bas spllfpmmtn1t. bas is auf
grbsn fabHIirt pures. Das Saar plrb unOSirt
u, Ssftdrft ObnspinIuttun minsraIlfbuSubaanJsn
Seii Ginflbruns bislts pabrbaft msribppIlsn
6aarmittsls bier ~ 9aRbe bat Iid baIItIbs aIlaes
mtintr Btlttbibet un6 8tipunbernna eIfreui,
unb jrpar neil es bas tinSas H. tptlheS In 9Diris
Ii6feii benz erausn 5aar fsins naiilrIiht S5artt
pisSnstbsn. baifsIbs prd6tis uHb sIdnjtnb ma>
htn Iann unb auf tabItn Stsasn ptttsr bas feb
Isnoe Saar proouelrt.
Dieter bsrrIib parfimirls grtifsI IN sumpIst In
[l4 fslbh uno bsoarf 10 lsinsr porbsrisen Wa>
lbung cbtr 0prbsreiiung, btppr man ibn appIt>
eht; oas asplnltte RtIuItat lann aud pbne fol-
de BpTbereihinden eTiiebIi merheu
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ID: SD fru9c, luunu Sic mid
be3ablcn ucrben?
81: 8unn i'd bcBabIcn ucroe? SinO
Sic Gin 0'lpabiScr @euid, i'd bin ia
fetn Yrupbst!
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-07-20

- @OIiaiit; glo, 2ump. 1T er ibOn
iuicber befOffen?
SllmmIer: 8eioffen ?-Bepobre-
ib babe mir bios fir 6 8reu3er onbere
@eeanfen iefooGt
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= ,,Sm, bm, beuer, luo mer ben er.
iten Sdfennarft i'm Srt bab'n, is mir
a 8nb 9eborn iuor'n. O6S mub l6on
iein 8s6eutun9 bab'n |"
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'Oet 9unlOrtlt.
Gin wsnis S@srl banit nnb ipanii
gDirb aeltebt RON Seberniaiiti.
Bonn Srieteu.

Bonn Srietett.
GS iaben ilber's Srieten
Sic Srieter 3u @eribt;
Wan mar ni6t mebr jItrieoen,
GS mar bic oIte 8eidiht.
SaS Srieten, meint oa Giner,
Oas folte gar piel 0elo,
0ie &af luerb' td9lih fleiner,
3lebt BATS auf eillmaI 9'idellt.
0aS &rieten, iust eiu 3rueiter,
8ef6llt mir nimmer rebt;
GS ludre bicl 9elbeiter,
IIlein man fir iid 5edt'.
Mud i6 bins ber3lib mIbc,
Sprad Giner aus Der Wfittc,
Oenn bur6 beS @irtbcS Site
9iebt$ INNER mir ncn S6nitt.
Sin @iertsr 1T oaOcOeu,
Wcil eS nc MHeui6ano,
SnS er oCS SrietenS ipc9en
So Oft befam men 8rNno.
Sin Siinitcr nnf Der 2infen,
Wfent Srieten Ici ein Stud,
3u uiel bilrf mnn nidt trilfen,
8rdnt man ia nie 9enl9.
Ser Scditc fiibu bcitdtiOt
Mon made gar Ieidt bIau,
llno onnn crfOI9uc 8rcOi9t
3u Sauie pon Der Srau.
Sic iproden nod gar LANCE
8Om Srictcu bin nno ber
Won traute fcinem 3Uan9r
Hub luilnidte ibn bod Iebr
8cldmdfer iiuo pcridicoCu-
Naht man 81 gutter 2cbt-
8eld)IoB, bab feincm SrietCn
Sid GinCr luioerIebt
0unM 9in9 man bin sur Sdenfe,
3u priIfen, lu0S 9elhiebt
IS foI0tcn Shwdnt ouf SdlU6nft,
llno mieocr 8riet nul Srict,
- gicucS preubiidCS @0terunier
Infer &atcr, Der On biit 80ni9 Srieo
rid @iIbsIm in Yreubcn, Sein @am(
lucroe ucrbcrrlitt. Su ms fOmmc oIIC
ccutidcu &cibc, Sciu 8iIIc 9cihcbc in
@uriS uno g8icu luie in Berlin. llnicrC
tGOIidc NiuuitiOn fir bic 3ilnonnocIgc
luebrc 0icb nuS bcutc umo immcrNar un(
SSrunfreib sObIt feline SdulNcn mic aud
luicrc SbuIoen. llnN fibre inns ni6I
in eincu oeutIbcn 8unN, lOnbcrn crI0iI
uuS bon allen flcincn NCutIbCn 8ilrItcn
ocnn 0ein pirN bod) bnS 0NnSc bcutidC
Ncid burh bic &ruft unN Scrrlid)fci
0ciuer acknowledgements uno 9ubitnb
Icnc &anoncu Uou icBt bis sur ndhiicr
NcppIutiou. glmcn.
- Yiarcr: Simmer 1eibi9? Sa NoS
$nberbuucr'ibc mntt mirSrclI
De, ba bore it nie cine &Iu0c, Die lcbcr
in reftcr Gintruft.
$ubcrbnWer: Su, Serr @f0rrCr, luil
MAIDEN Die flciucn rbclihcn 3wiiti0feitcr
INNER unter ms IelbitouS. SlIIe@udC
frie9t Iie cine Sradt 8rilDcI uon mir,
uno am Sonnta0. ucm ib ell 8anidj
bab', fric9 i'd ne 8ru6t Yrii8cI bon
ibr, unb 10 Iebcn mir in better gintrobt
fort nit chamber.
-s~ "
- Sin Qnnbmnnn trOt in cincu 3a'
ocn, Gin Y1fhCn 0ntCn Sobaf iorocrno
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- Sin 9cbrer fro9tc bel 8epetitiou
bcS &utediSmuS cinen SdiiIcr:
,Ycter luuS limb 8unbcr ?"
8eter: ,,9aS lueib idj nidt!"
Ser Qebrcr uppIiiirt ibm cine Sbr'
fci9c, bub er tuumeIt.
,,gllm Yetcr bat baS ucbc Oetbun ?"
Bcter bcnIenb rSa nidt ucni9 !"
Qebrcr': pSieb @cter lucnn eS nibt
pcbe ectban bate, bas luGrs Elm 8un.
Der ecwcien /"
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8udOrioS SnBcr: ,,0onnrrwetter,
mas bubt Sbr Ocnn 0emudt, $OIcn mb
&of iino mir Oicl 3u eng uno su fur3!"
SdnciberIcbrIius: nSu. Iieber Ssrr,
GucS 1T tbcurcr 9'luorOeu, ou8 8roO
flcincr, ra FAM man bic &IeiOer nidt
lnebr 10 lucit uno 10 lang MAIDEN mic
Ionit," iu9t unlcr Msiitsr.
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- Sin Qnnonunn trOt in ciuCn 90.
ocn, Gin Ydfdcn 8utcn &abaf iOrOcrnb.
QuNcnOicncr: Sicr, gutter SreluN,
bnS 1T eiu Subnf, Der Iobt ih ieIbcr.
Qunbmonn: gtu, NOm mag id i'm
idun uidt.
2nOenbicner: Gi, mo lU0rum bcnn
nidt?
2unomonu: Weil b fciueu Stinfta.
bad iuill.
QnoenOicuer; glbcr wer iu0t benu,
oob oicler &abof itinft?
9onomonn: Sic id9tsn ia, Der So.
bof Iobt iib icIbcr, nun, unb ba8 peib
Ooh ciu Sober, Gi9enIob itinft.