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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-04-17
LEDGER.
SEAsOnEO

SEAsOHEO DIRETT0BTs IL.
LnDaEs, w
s ,rru MEnPHrs. No. llS-meets I'd Friday
II sos N %9R'hl \ n P PSI,o rsi sss'y. nAn'
A~EaKaosA. No. 1853 --neets lat Monday m
.aeh month. in Odd Fellows dal. CIV
Hoshy, " NJ; oG Lecke. Soy,
LKLIA ScOTr, No. %9-moets lst Mednesaass
IN each month, in odd Fellows' lau. A ,
Myers. W Nj r A Lyle. SecS
iyrsorO. No. 2s9-meets I'd Friday N each
mont N Odd Fell0ws' Hall. re- William
son, " "; All H White Sec'y.
KiLwISSISG. No. Al-mcots 40 triday IN
each menth. in Odd Fellows nsn. James D
Carpenter. W NJ; A Knapp Seoy'
RogAL ARoR.
Psxr CHAPTna, No. 22-neots I'd Monday OF
.& ncnfh-at Masonic Hall, in day0so
Hiock. Robt. Galloway. NJ. e. Il. P.i Q. e..
Ssorsrs CEAfrns. no. g5-meeta at Ma
.enic HsIi, IN 2aynso Block, 80 MONDAY Of
essh a0rt1. B. k. Pullen, ~ u. Il. p;
John D HUM, Acting Secretary.
r. AID 5. X.
Egr1Kk CouSeIL, No. 6-meels 50 thurs-
aar of each mOnth--at haGoute HALL, IL taY-
oso Block. B. +. Halter, III. H.; a.. j..
Whesler, Rec.
OYRANR C%0MMASDERY. No. 4-meets 4th Mem
asy OF zach month at Masonic Hal, Gsyoso
Bicsk. Ed Worshsm, Z. c.; I. ). bsrcnu3'
81. ELMO C~oMNAEDERT No. 15.-Meets
Sd Tuesday Of each month ct Masonic hsI.
Aayoso Block. b. r.. hElier, d Os' A. D.
~ SIasTs or RID Cross OF ~CoNsTAETIEE-
meets An Il and third Saturdays Of each month
Al Masonic Hail. l.. B. Hatch. M. P. s.; J.
j. Barohus, X.
- uuwWHrRRW. .rr
/. ~
oad FeuOws. Hall. oornoI ARiA snd North
Court streets
AxaPErs Lnuas, No. 6-mesS eyary Tues
day. A. J.. Knapp, n. G.i J; I LeaBe, W
g.; L. S. Burr. Secretary; W. o nu'
1IcsTcxasAw LoDsE. No. S-me2s every Non
sNv nieht. A. D. Gibson, n. G.i 4. =.
Hogan. V. g.; John A. solt, treasurer
Thomas Bacon. P. 8. w.5-
ecSTLJER LoDoE. No. 140-mests every VOC
nesday night. Ed Bohle, N. e.. J. ). ran
ner, 3. g.; Chas. BorAer. seoretsEyi L.
Ottenheimer, Treasurer. ps5ev
RISygP LapgE, No, 147-meete evefy trlNSy
night. W. X. French, n. g.; H. a, SalSnYin'
V. "a Wn. Henry, P. and n 81 -
KiR R9rvS Cry Lopez. No. 17-mssts eveTy
7bar,dav evening at odd Fellows Hall. n.
p Young, N. g.; Frank LAMONT: W.; ".
II. Novstsn, Secretary; $. O. Tool. Iress.
UARwoNY LODGE No. lS9-meets every 19esI
dsv night at odd Follow3 Hall, corner Besl
80 Bernando streets. K. j.. walker; ~
a.. n A. McOmber, V. G.; 7. J. Walker
Geciv. q. W. Miller, Treasurer.
DEGRRz LepeR
HrvpHrs Degree Lopez No. 3-Meets hTst
s.turiay OF each month. D. Bingham, u
NJ. d. A. WardlaW, D. D. NJ; Thomas pa
ccon,. A. D. M; L. s. Burr, ID A. y. NJ
N. 1. Holland. Soo'y; +. W. smith, Ireas'
uoAAPxEsTs.
a1voso F~uoAKPxEET, No. S-meua o. tae
~ and 3D. Thursday nights Of each month.
W z Fronch, C.. P.; ?. @. Smith, HI;
ucnrv Clements, s. w.. Thos. Bacon, actloe'
John A.. Holt, Treasureri Dave heahara
j. y ExclxFusssr, No. ss-mests q and
an THURSDAY nights Of each month >.
Rose q, p; S. s. Garrett, H. p. J9na "
S;ck. S. W.; J. 7. LeakesJ. W.; U. d u
cbke. scribe; John W. Waynes6uTg' Irsas'
aESERLL RELIEF COMMITTEE =; portef'
Chairman, 2o8 Front street; Jshn W ayes
Sn-S Wemphis Oil Co., Secretary and treas
ursr0 ri. Gronauer, j. II. Shepherd B.. h
Pullen, D. g. Reahard.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-04-17
RATHEB MATHEW
SOCIETY.

FA.HER MATHEW TOTAL
ABSTINENCE AND BKNEvO-
LENT SoCIETY No. 2S7, U.
on A.-meets LIST and Sd
Sundays Of each month al
2 pm, at ST.. Bridgots
Sch dollhouse, Third st.,
between jackson and 0verton. Rev. VIM
Walch, Pres't; T. C~onsodine, Vice pres't:
James Mcbride, Recording sec'y; Il. r Nor,
rissy. Financial Seo'y; Francis Riley, ST.,
Treasurer.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-04-17
LEGAL.
Trustees Sale.

FINDER AND BY VIRTUE OF ATRUsT
~ deed to me made b. Fannie II. Page, wife
Of Jesse W. Page, J w. PAGE, IT,, and John
fage, Trustee. Of date It'll day Of January,
1915, ana recorded In the Registers office 81
following, for the purpose of securing an in.
debtedness therein specified (for a more par,
ticular understanding of which reference il
hereby made to said record, |, as Trustee. III
the request Of the beneiciarT therein named.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-04-17
IR. 2sl4.l
Ollancery Sale of Real Estate

Chancery Court Of Shelby County-James A.
Shane ct al. VS.. Seth W. Bolton.
RY VIRTUE OF AN INTRRLOCUTORY
Odecree for sale, entered in tho above cause
on the 9th day of February, 1877 1 will sell,
a. public auction, to the highest bidder, in
house Building, Main street, Memphis,
Tenn, on
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-04-17
Chancery Sale Of Real Est atn.

No. l475, r. Chancery Court Of sb,uy
M, Murphy. vs. Nhas-
DY VIRTUE or AN INqRyrocrropv
II decree for sale, entered ~
cause on the 4th day Of PSh ruapv w ~, aoOsq
renewed, etc March q, 1STT vii Iii
public auction, 70 tho highest bidder. in nm
Of tee olerS and Mastojs office, court-bo91
Dullulng' MAIN street, Memphis. Tenn. -
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-04-17
Saturday, May 5 1917,

within legal hours. tho following des,,ih,5
property, situated in Shelby county, Tsn1se'
see and IN the city Of Memphis, to-wit.
beginning at q stake on the north linz "a
Linden street so feet east Of the norihessfin-
tersectloq Of Main and Linden streets; theres
east on Linden street 90 feet; thence ~s-f5
parallel with Main street 1850 feet: tbence -
% feet; thence south 1850 feet to the piacs Il
beginning. P"e
Terms Of sale-One-third cash, balapee I'D
a credit q six, twelve and eighteen months
This April 8, 1877.
D. A. COLE, Clerk and Master.
BY X. j.. BLACK, d. o. and M.
humes Poston, j. Il. Malone and ].
Anderson, Solicitors. Nh
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-04-17
NEW YOaE. April IL. l0.52 a.m.-SPots Gre
weak and lower 10 eel. with futurea easiar.

NEW YoEK. April II 1875 p.m.-Cotton is
frmer. with futures easy. Sales for future
delivery, 43,4O bales.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-04-17
b ElNR TAaLes

sKvPHB ARD NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Arrives. LEAVES.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-08-28

CoNsEcRATED STuPIDITY.-Rev W.
II. II. Murray. who succeeded Rev. DR..
Stone, of this city. rs pastor Of Park
Street Church. Boston, but is now run
ming Music Hall as the successor of
Theodore Parker. gets many q good
thing into his sermons aud his paper.
the Golden Rule The following is one
of the bcs There is deal Of solemn
ity in this country which is simply
consecrated stupidity. 1t is astouish-
ing into what dull and melancholy
state Of mind q man can get himself in-
10 if he thinks that is the way TO wor-
ship God There is such a thing as
drawing down the countenarce. droop-
ing the eyelids, pursuing up the lips,
and thinking without any intellectual
action. which ssme people call mental
preparation for the Sabbath" He OBJ
lects 10 the idea that the Sabbath is a
part cularly solemn day. or that it
should be wersaipped as specially holy.
Such reverence he declares TO be idol
airy. and suggests that there are too
many solemn Sabbath .ervices-too
much religious work. so called-too
much caring icr ether peoples souls
~~< Make your own spirits better
your own homes happier. and your chill
dren q little more Christian. IS. r
pdprr
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-08-28
REQUISITES FOR A NEWSPAPER MAN.

! REQUISITES FOR 4 NEwsPAPER MAN
Curtis Guild, in lecture before ths
Boston newspaper men. said; "Whs.
then, some one may inquire, are the
requisites for newspaper business: An
answer TO this suggests itself TO my
mind In reply, 10 somewhat powerful
terms, l will admit, that made to q
pale. hollow-chests young man of 90
or %. who once waited upon me with
an inquiry Of similar nature. He had
a few thousand dollars, aud had just
graduated from college, and wanted to
join with somebody TO start q paper.
Start paper. 1t is thought by almost
everyone outside the business one Of the
easiest and pleasantest things in the
world to do and so it is, if you have
plenty of money 10 start with; but it is
not the starting, but the keeping Of it
going at a profit, that calls for brains.
recall now the reply. probably caused
by days severe and exhaustive labor,
when. after listening as patiently as
possible to the young mans crude no.
tons respecting business in which he
had no experience. he begged me to tell
him. in as few words as possible. the
qualifications necessary to prosecute the
business successfully. He wa. some
what startled by the assertion that they
were as follows: \ brain as flexible and
elastic as steel, a memory as tenacious
q, iron, temper even as that of saiut,
a digestion equal to that of an ostrich,
and the endurance of an adamant
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-08-28
The Mes Perces .

lhe recent outbreak Of the Nez Per
ces In Idaho, which has caused .ucl
fearful! destruction Of life and property
ana which in its suppression will cos,
the Government millions Of dollars. i.
not the result of sudden i'm pulse. The
causes which led to it have been in ex
istence twenty years, AID furnish an
apt illustration Of the IT SCRABBLE policv
OF our Government in the management
Of its Indian affairs.
/ have known the Nez Pcrces tribe
since ls43. They were under my charge,
as Superintendent of Indian Affairs,
from June. 1857, until July. 1859. They
are the finest specimens Of the abort
ginal race upon this continent, and
have been friendly to the whites
from the time Lewis and Clark visited
them up TO the Inauguration of the
present outbreak. From kind, docile.
friendly people, the management,
frauds, and downright robbery perpe-
trated by the General Government and
some of its rascalIy representatives,
have driven them to take up arms and
converted them into fierce, dangerous
ana relentless enemy.
Their savage instinct being aroused
by the bad and vicious policy pur-
sued by the General Government, they
have committed outrageous barbsrities
OF the most shocking and revolving
character.
l cannot better acquaint you with the
history Of their wrongs than to refer
you to report which l. as q member
of joint Congressional Committee to
investigate the condition Of Indian
tribes. made to the United States Senate
IN 1868. In regard to the charge made
IN that report against Gov. Caleb
Lyons Of Lyonsdale." it is but proper
t. state that he was promptly rsmoved
from Office by President Johnson upon
the strength of my charges. But in
stead of depositing the public funds
in the United States depository in San
Francisco. as the law and regularity di-
rected him, he started East with the
money, some forty odd thousand dol
lars. in belt around his person. On
the morning Of his arrival in Washing
ton his empty belt was cut open and
found lying on the floor OF the sleeping
car, and His Excelency raised the
hue and cry that he had been robbed.
The robbery device was thin aud
transparent one which no sensible man
believed, but the Nez Perces were rob-
bed Of forty thousand dollars worth of
their aunuitles in Washington sleep
ing car, and Gov. Caleb Lyons of
Lyonsdale. had bill pending before
the last Congress for relief.
J. w. NEsMITH.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-08-28
How Mental Effort is Paid For


Close confinement, intense mental
activity, and that spiritual excitement
which Is a necessary condition of fine
intellectual work, make great draughts
on the nervous system. 1t needs a
strong constitution to endure them.
Every great mental effort ha, to be paid
for in one way or another. Digestion,
muscular vigor, nerves, and often the
brain itself, give way under the strain.
Let any man who is not used to intellcc-
tual work, sit down to prepare twenty
or thirty pages of manuscript, or MAX g
himself ready to address jury on a
case of life and death, or calculate some
great and complicated business enter
prise, and he will soon learn the bitter
ness and prostration Of brain fatigue.
When the parson comes down on Mon
day morning his appetite is gone, and
his nerves arc tremulous. and his head
feels as if little shaking would make
his cerebrum and cerebellum rattle
about like dry kernels in walnut shell
The lawyer, when he has finished his
brilliant plea; the lecturer, when lie
has finished his eloquent oratiou; the
man of affairs, when he has gone
through the strain of. winding up a
years business; the author. when he
comes out from five hours quill.driving
in his study; all th'se. unless he is
gifted with uncommon strength and en-
durance. are exhausted men, aud kind
allowance must be made for their con-
dition.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-08-28

THE following cure Tor goat is from
an old work: First: The person mus,
pick handkerchief from the pocket OF
a maid of sfty years, Who has never
had wish to change her condition
Second: He must dry it on = parson.
hedge who was never covetous. Third
He must send it to . doctors shop who
never killed patient. Fourth: He
must mark it with q lawyers ink who
never cheated a client. Fifth: Apply
i, TO the part affected; and cure viii
speedily follow.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-08-28

A BZvY Of little children were tell
ing their father what they got At school.
The eldest reading, spelling. and defni-
tions. And what do you get my little
one." said the father to rosy checked
little fellow. who was at that time
driving tsn-penny nail into the door
panel. "Me!-Oh! / gets resdin.
spellin', and spankins."
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-08-28

If WE are told that man is religious
we still ask what are his morals? But
if we hear at first that he has honest
morals, and is man of natural justice
and good temper, we seldom think of
the other question, whether he be reli-
ious and Notwithstanding.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-08-28

Some folks are of the opinion that a
mans chance Of justice in this world
depends much upon the condition of his
Observation-Disclosures they stick out
boldly from his bosom, or protrude
from the rear of a pair of seriously de-
fective psntalOons.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-08-28

WHEN an Ohio man reads hesd
line in his paper. The Situation at
Washington" he tslegrsphs Hayes ior
it immediately. - Ciaeianaa Saturday
NIGHT.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-08-25

yWNHE UNDERSIGNED BEGS LEAVE
to inform the public that he now
prepared, with tine most approved machinery,
to Fink Artesian Wells in any part of the State
on the shortest notice.
All orders or communications on the sub
iect address 10 Uatoon Il Palmer, Battle
Mountain, will receive p-'mpt attention.
:. L CAHOON
Battle Mountain. October q lS7e. e
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-08-25

ID ARTIES WISHING TO LEASE OR PUR-
chase Lots in the town Of Winne-
mucca, are hereby notified that all ap-
plications for the same, or on business
relating thereto. should be addressed to the
undersigned at San Francisco, ut the @. p.
X. II, Office, where they will receive prompt
atte rion.
az Those occupying lands belonging to the
company, without having bought or leased
the same, are alG~ notified to attend to the
matter without delay and avoid trouble.
nolE n H. HASKELL.
, 1877-05-07
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Der init ,eluer Mn9ebeteten bas Speatsr be
s"dts, bssab hd nat oemislbsu In elm
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l,9en 5u pfssen.
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insm boGiihen Yed 9egeniber. tpelhes II
giebssasidihten 10 oft lah Ride, absr bod
euiiteli DE Wsnbepuntte be,eldnet : sr hatts
the @elotaiGe IN ieinen Aata8sbos1eu
ied.n laisn.
@.r0tbeno panbte er fid an feline Beal.i.
term init Der Butte, linn nit etuer flelnen
Nnlsihe au bilie ju ftmmen : aber bic bet.
oerltitl9e Yerle9eu belt nnroe nod gefetgtrt
curh DIE 81 atiate, oab bic Snn9frou aubel
5useab, uni1ulo u. !. No.. nnr Is Sents bel
fit bate.
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msr bes Q"fals uno ibeilte tim ielne 9agt
NIT. Dis,sr mar iGon oft BON unpsrfrorsner
Shnsltussn, Die ftA yoidbuoeluoa 9sipeit"
battsn, pLrh dbnllde @sih,hten nm BIZ
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quite am nddfsn.
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oidsr alter 9err NIT benz Gertitaen elmer
portion Mufsrn Time. uebsr ietue 9roRen.
nit biden @olorahn,sn ein9efabten Srllen.
sldisr hinmea muitsrte Ct pruieno ben iungsn
Dtann. Damn f1ano CT auf, lam ani
oen Wirtb 3u, 'sine emporgsrn.ihteWe mil
altmoo,ider nbrtste b,nab5iebsno, uni
lprah:
vBie fSuuen sic In 10 erobem Zone au
sinem %aundnoigen Meniten jpreteu, benz
strpas paifirt 1T, mas QUE Gage isbsm Gen.
tleman uortommen tann?- SD 9laubte In
sinem anftdno,9en yotale MID su bsfnoen.
aber I'D iebe istt, oab I'D mid bon BEN Wirtt
o~eielben leibt elner dhul,Aen Dehanblnng
psriehen lam. St weroe baflr forgen, bab
3hr Venebmen befannt miro.
Ser Wirtb itammslte Gntf9ulotgungen,
aber Der alte Serr Iau9te cine bide &oas
Banfnoten berauS, nabm einsn SO Dolar
Shein, nberre,dte i'm BEN @irtb uno ia9t,
,orni9:
r3ieben Gle ben Betras me,ner uno Der
6sunnn9 o,siss Qsrrn alb uno aeben Gle mir
Dell Jfsit heraus."
Yeriuirrt that Der @irtb, tpie ibm gsbeiBen
81 Sdblte etrna SAG auf BEN Grid uno Der.
luhte nod einmal ben erSirnten Nlten gu
bsrubi9eu. Dte'er aber uerlieB inmmt oeu
iunsen Baar brumu sno ouS yotal.
3rauBsn fammslte Charlie" ieinen Danl
uno .rbat iid ben Namen isiusS 8elte1s,
nm oemislben an ndhnsn Sage ben Betraa
DER Rednuus %5uisIsn 3u f0nnen. Ser Dids
aber ent9eenete %idmun5eluo:
.Ssruh,9sn sic I'D, iuueer @ann! Sd
bin froa, oaB i'd oas elenoe n&ounterfen-
enolih los murbe."
, 1877-05-07
Gin @erSens:@ an0el,

Die ioeben erfhieneue Geographic bee anes
ge3yitnstsn iran30fihsn DldterS Nlfreo be
WuGtt, ssidrieben BON isinem Brubsr YauI,
ruff sablrside, haIbusrssisue 3as. aus benz
Yeben bee un9lidllhsr Ysrfalsrs Der ~Wtai.
n1tts" in bic @r,nneruna 3urtd. Wian meib,
onB eiue Der 9roBsn Vs,oenlbaften feines se.
hens Die Habel, Die &6nia,n Der franS0fs
iten Diibae, gum @esenfanoe 1atte. outin
miuosr bstannt iinb o,e Nn'dn8e bieiss 10.
uou.ii ben Verhaltnties. Nn einem Nprils
toge bes Sabrss 1886 tuurbe Wuiet BON or
Natsl ,u einem Gimr e,nsslaben. Die Of .
oereu @dile maren our19ehenoS iehr reid {
tsbsmauner. Wdhrsno oes Diners benlertt.
Elm ytadbar Der 0ausirau einen p.dhtiss n
Hiug, zen le ON 6tnBsr trng. Wan b &.
muaosrte baS &lsinob. lobte ben @olbidmi.o
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i'd Is. Was bie,en Sis ?" Gin Sat b I
500. elm 3wei:er 1000, Elm or,lter 1900
Rrancs. an einerl 4uyenblid mar Der Ntne
b,s anf 5000 6sancs b,nauf9 tr,eben. -
vuub gle, mem Di4tn," iaate Ra6st
rm.rosn STE ntdt mit:si9srn ? psraus nit
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ssbs Sbuen meiu 3er3," un,lpottste Wun...
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Der Wllobslt tines &tnoes 3o9 fb Ha6sl
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1eler bes Didters. Wah SIDE poD,s
Wuiiet, %oenteno, oaB Der Sdsr, lahas senuy
aswahrt babe. Den Sdrud 5urudssb,n. OIL
lstn 8add mics i'm bslelotai Suriid. .Be
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81: baben mir Shr psrs asasben uno Ia
q.be es Sbnen nltt fir 100. 900 Thaler Su
rid. Der 9anod 1T seidloiisn uno gut"
, 1877-05-07
&fluitise Yrimabonneu.

Gus Gun Eroncieeo gebt uns bic &untt
zines h1tt pltan,eu Gheaier ieanodl9enS Al.
I'm alsit NIT ter 9birs iu's 9aus Su fallen
bic be,osn Y.imaponnen Slma bt Wiursfa
uno 6abbri baben f b eessnie,tig be @eiih
9ebulien unb onIpeSeno paren. nebf ben
41ttern uno @Dlt,nnen geringeren @rates,
h,r Sop nme,isr nStrauB Sua," eisentlld7
sSobn 9iu. Der iieb,ebnte Wtann her @olora
tur. &6n,ein Wursia, bic Yrtmaoonnen felbs
uno Der Bar,toult Wiluer, @atte Der Sab.
brt. 9lu mar in lhledter Vaune, aupfte iit)
nerp1s an Shnurr. nnb Badtnbart unb
1urmelfe BON 3sit 5u GIT, aupr Sa.itoni-
fen hinaafidisleno, .uti lldter &erl! Dor
iid bin. Wu.sfa, e,usn prddiiaen Blus
menftrauB in Der 9ano. probtrte geraoe eth
vttbesbustt init benz BarttoniIen nno itred...
ME IS in Der Roqe uor9si6rieben 1T, lebn.
iiidtis bic Nrme nod ,bm aus. als 6rau
Gobb.i auf ole Sibne tom, NIT einem Snrel
auf Wursfa losfnrit , ihr in Die 6aare fnbr
uno Wnrsta's Su6e nit ibren { genen mn
Elm paar hunbert Vro5ent robulsren bear.
beitets. Miuer trennte bic betoen SraHen
unb ipran9 oann auf pill los. ben CT oil Der
@urgel padte unb idattelte, bis er trebSrotb
sut VeluDte tpntoes VSub uluH WV Ou
idredllhsr &,eis !" eur9elte piu nit lhma-
der Sltmme.. unterosien maren DIE Yrt
mabonnen misoer ansinanner aeratben 1e
b'eben uuo fraeten auf elnanosr los mt
bsglsitettn ihre atbleiiidm Yeriude mt h6bii
unld0nen Wslobisa, bi8 Der &e.ter Wtlsr.
gum Slid fur ben baiblhidten 3,u, wiebel
blu3utam unb Die Slrsltenoen tysnnte. Gs
nsrri9te elm: iiirbterlite Nufresuns auf Der
Bnbne ; Sd"Ssr, Sdnser,nne' &borihen
uuo Statifen f%tlrBtsn liant i6rs,euo blerbtn
uno roribin ; bin,er cine @ruppe Der leete
rem botte iiA Der srihrsdtt &%aps0meilsr &c.
flibtsl uno uon bort aus ermunterte er feline
Srou cur Mnsoausr I'M Sample. v8ommsn
lie Der. aoppl !" REF enblru Oiuuer mt
tori lmmc .tnsm Gbeat.r. Nngetsuien
~, uhallen Sic einmal bteie awet 9idrrin.
nsn !" Utit 9ulfe e,nes riefl9en Slalilten
brad { &opp,I Die ihwaoerDnnoettn, YIi
maoounsn ton Der Blbue. &aum mar Doe
belorst, 10 lab id Wirler w,sosr nod benz
&apsumeifer um ; o.sier fob uuo Muller
elite INN nat, padte TIN mt ftarisr Gauft,
leste ,bu ubsr's 3nie uuo usrioblte i'm gang
sotteserbdrmlth. Sdlud3euo usrileB PHI,
nahnem sr snolih los9elaifen moroen, bas
Gbsater Mno bsliies elue &uiids, in we.del
lid gIeit oarauf uud Wursta NIT perbun.
oeuem Hopte 3u than 9eisuts.
, 1877-05-07
SIR Guscl Der &iuoer.

Der 8olismuuo fast /: Die Sinner habsn
ihren s,Sensn @R9el." @.n Se,i2iel hier,u
erlebtsn Dor elulstn Tasen bic @nisubeu BIS
j3u9es, Der. Don Winisrtt ur nan 3iirth
fahrsno, I'm | uhr Wiuass aort antOmmt.
Sn sinsm Wasen III. Slaiis b:iano Gb elm
Deut,dsr NIT sinsm Utaohtn pon 5-6 Sab.
rem. Als Der 3as in Wau,leuen ablubr,
ira9te Der Retlenoe oeS 3tnbea megen ben
sbsn enirstenosu @oubucieur, oh i9 Elm
Cabinet i'm 3u9e bsfnoe. Der S%onouctsur
srmiosrte. Elm iol6ss I'll i'm nad ffolsenosa
Wa9sn III. GlalIe, morauf Der Ytann NIT
is,nem &ino cen Was8ou psrlisB nuo ben
uorauS9ebeuoeu betrat. Oa8 Sinh biiptte
raih uoraus, uno ebe Der n%atfois,nOs @on.
eueteur es 5uriidbaltsn fOnnrs, bate Is ihOn
Die Wasea:bitr s%s0fnet. Als oits seldsbsn.
rpatfsn ieooh Wln, uuo 2nftorud bic Ibir
10 h,fus auriid. raB oas Widuden. m,tssrii.
fen, ben pal psElor uno tbsr be &reppe
binuutsr n,bsn ben mei.erbrau,snbsn Sus
auf ben Sabnt6rpsr aepotfsn wnroe. Ont.
istt ipranaen be bsiosn Neilenosn. metds
bas Coupe sntbie!t, bon ,brsn Siseu uno
jeoen Ole Geatsr uisosr = Der Batter mar