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Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1877-12-01

THE communication of e. L. g.,
will appear next week.
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NEW Figs, Prunes and Cranberries
at A. A. Johnson's.
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SANTA CLAUS headquarters at A.
a. A. Johnson's this year; the first
invoice of Toys just received.
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DRIVE dull care away by smoking
A. A. Johnson's fine cigars.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1877-12-01

THE Future Great, a magnificent
five cent cigar, at A. A. Johnson's.
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Do you chew, dip, rub or smoke?
IF so you can be accommodated with
the best at A. A. Johnson's.
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A CAR load of Oranges, Lemons,
Bananas and Cocoanuts just received
at A. A. Johnson's.
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LADIES can purchase at Mrs,
Hodgson & Maguire's the most
stylish Cloaks in GAINESVILLE.
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Lost.

A lemon colored Setter bitch pup
Ply. Any information concerning
her, will be thankfully received at
this office. nov. a.
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Sales Reported Since Our Last Issue


Central Warehouse.
KENDRICK, HAMBAUGH & Co., of the Gem
trail Warehouse, sold for the week ending
Nov. 2S, 1877, hogsheads as follows:
5 hhds. common TO medium leaf, SO 10, 8 30,
80, 60, 80.
Shhds Tugs, 50 90, 2 80, 275.
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PINEAPPLE and Cream Cheese,
fresh, at A. A; Johnson's.
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y. j. Crusman

DON'T forget to try that fine Coal
Oil at A. A. Johnson's.
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Do you want to know who keeps
large variety of fancy candies !?
Why, A. A. johnson.
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FRorE IEoPK1NsvILLE. KY.
It is raining, slow, driving rain,
as though it would never stop.

eve knew it would rain, for all the morn
A spirit on slender ropes of mist
Was lowering its golden buckets down
Into the yaDory AMETHYST
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-04-26
DAILY INTELLIGEN(ER.
Thursday. April %. 1877.
Washington Petrifed .
Fwsshsngtan CFeA E5thl srrtspon1sEes q q
1aa Frsncis-9 Gslfynlrss

rw.shsngton CFsS lsthl e-srrsspor1eres q tAe
.s1 FrsEel%-9 Gf4fvnlrss
We visited Washington tomb 70 LAY
AZ Mount Vernon. "a. some twelve
miles from this city. down the Potomac,
and We bad the unusual privilege Il
beholiing the rnorta. remains Of the In
mortal Washiu gton Ni.is0Ts 10 Tie
tomb will reulen ter that the west wall
Of the .gu4e has .0g several y.srs been
In = falling couditicn s,,d III great need
of repair. A few d.ys since part vi 1t
,nmbled into thc tomb. completely GOV
ering part Of the ,.reophsgus Of Wash
inpton, and as, that 81 Martha Wash
ington. IT, order t. repair the damages
In : cfnnp~sent tnanher. IL Was found
necessary to remove tism i"w icct
FROM their testing place. The one G ~
tanning the re'nains # Martha VAST
iprs0n va. reasos,d tifst. i,at ths- IN
ussla! weight Il the one containing tiir'
remains Of wa-liit gton afou~ed the
curiosity of tsl4 oftici.i VIII" w.s super
Intending the wosk of removal. and n
wa decidsd In ep-i, the saTcophagns III
order 10 ascertain the cause has was
done. and the temst"s were found
H. be pe,ritied. III fact, solid
stone resrmtliag i -tatu~. the fes'afeN
rerf.ctiy natural. with the exception 81
ewes aud ears, IN trsc. of winch can be
seen The body Is of dark lettbesy
color. and may b. .sid Ia be = soit sand
stone, which would likely break should
All attempt he made "a remove IT from
the sarcophagus Edward Baker. an
aged eolnred mau, who bad resided
upon the farm s,nee he WIS a boy, ana
who rs isted in removing the remains
from the old tomb 10 the present ole.
iaforms Us that it - thirty eight years
since their last removal. At that time
they had rested III the old tomb thIr.y
eight years. and we're exhnmed III II
state Of preservation beyond NIL expec-
tation, being solid compact mass,
with the skin drawn tightly 10 the
bones, petrifcation no doubt having
commenced It's work The repairs to the
tomb will be completed to-day. aud the
sarcophSgus is not likely 10 be opened
again for century 10 c"'ac. unless. IN
deed in the case of All accident AS III
the present instance. and the Remains OF
the immortal Washington will then he
~ enduring as his memory Is dear
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IC An experienced lady observes
that u good way 20 pick out husband
Is to see how patiently the mar waits
for dinner when it is b. hind time Her
husband remarks that good way To
pick out wife is 70 sre whether the
woman has dinner ready in time
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.g-The question arising in sun
day School as Ia why God created all
the animals of the field aud sea and
air before man, no one gave = solution
Ia i: until little by said II know /;
its because be didn't want the man
hanging around while he was making
EN-"
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1877-06-21
LADY wAs81RagoH TEA PARTY.

We are In receipt Of courteous invitation
from the ladies OF Greenville to attend the
Lady Washington Tsa Party, which is 10 be
givon by them on Tuesday evening, oe..
18th. The proceeds OF tho entertainment
arc TO be devoted to the completion Of tho
Confederate Monument. and the manage,
ment is under the direction Of ladies whoao
patriotic efforts have been largely instru-
mental In fnrthe.inS The memorial siinft
aimee its inception. It will doubtlcs prove o
brilliant eGair, az extensive preparations are
making to render the occasion worthy Of
the cause In which the ladies are enlisted.
The thirteen booths will represent the orig
incl States. with the mottoes. emblems and
productions OF each suitably displayed, and
these booths will be presided over by ladies
of unsurpassed beauty and attractions. whose
costumes will awak en- memories OF the Rev
olution. when powdered hair and court trains
were worn by maid and matron. number
ofgan.!euen I'll! appsas :n the ss,7.uuio OF
colonial timea. with knee bloeches and DOW
dered wigs. This entertainment occurs
during the Greenville County Fair, and
many OF our people will likely visit tho
mountain city during next week. and the
ladies are de1irous of seeing their Anderson
neighbors present at tho entertainment.
Tho usual reduction In railroad fare will be
made, which will be another induccment.
We wish our Greengillo friends abundant
success In this project to raise funds for 50
praiseworthy an object.
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election under the foregoing resolutions,
eending up the result az hercInbefore pre-
5cribed.
Rssolved. That In case any two candidates
for the same Office shall receive the same and
highest number Of vote; Sc t!.e primary s,es-
don, then another election shall be hold on
Saturday, 28th of October. to determine
which Of tho two candidates shall receive
the nomination for such Office, under the
regulations hereinbefore prescribed: Provi-
dad. That. In csse either of the candidates
who may tie ss aforesaid shall withdraw In
fnvor of his opponent, no second election
ahnll be held.
Resolved. That any person. member Of O
Democratic Club. who. from aickness, or
Otherwise. cannot attend the polls. shall
have the right to vote by proxy-the vote
deposited to be under seal.
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II. I. Epting and T. H. Russell.

II. I. Epting and T. H. Russell.
At Gabriel McGee's on Thursday, End OF
November, embracing the Dark Corner.
Hall and Flat Rock Clubs. Speakers-W.
w. Russell, K. B. Murray, w. L. Wilkes,
r. w. Simpson, w. 8. Pickens and John d.
Moore.
The above meetings will take place ot 10
o'clock a. NJ, and in designating the oonsol-
idated meetings. the Executive Committee
depends upon the Clubs named in each
ioculity to mako all necessary arrangements,
eE;i 60. them 20 determine whether or not o
barbecue shall bo given.
The object OF these meetings Is to instruct
the people, white and colored. and to In
crease the strength Of the Denccrncy In
Anderson County to the utmost extent,
securing increased vigilance, activity and
energy among all its advocates 50 the day Of
election approaches. Let all unite e 9
heArty cooperation for the attainment of
this end
JAMES A. HoYT,
County Chairman
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< Day OF FAsrrHa AND PRAyKp.-Ths
5iate Democratic Executive Committee has
issued Tho annexed circular, requesting that
ehe 26th Inst, ba set epart as day Of fasting.
humiliation and prayer:
Roollg STATE DEE Ex. CoMMrrrun,
COLUMBIA, 9. c., Oct. 4, 1876.
6overel communications have been re.
ccived by this committee from different
quarter. Of the State asking thn:, ct an early
dAte, day be fixed, and that ell citizens DO
invited to dedicate that day to fasting hu-
initiation and prayer. The committee hss
no official authority TO make such call, and
Gels that under ordinary circumstances Ito
propriety as relating 10 tie triumph Of o
party in 0 political oonte.t might bo oues.
toned. But tho present Is no party contest,
Eor DO We 1sriyo Tor peEsonRl gain or offlcs
or honor: Either wo aro laboring for the
people or our protestatious arc oil false.
This being cur Er;n ec:i Tiicssiol, 40 venture
20 bring our case before the Tribunal Of Al.
mighty Tsessca and Invoke divine cid 10
bofaif Of our afflicted State and it's people:
therefore, our fellow-citizens arc earnestly
and ss=pectfuily invited b set spsrt Thur
day, tho 18th day of the present month. as o
day Of fasting, humiliation and prayer. Itia
requested that oil places Of business be closed
and labor suspended, that all may assemble
ns .hs several places Of divine worship; and
the ministers of the gospel arc solicited to
open the churches for service on that day
end lead ug in the prayer unto Almighty
God thet tjustice, peaco and prosperity, mercy
and truth, with GollowBhip and good feeling
TO all mon may come back and prevail
among our long suffering and much dis.
turbed people.
In reverence and with humility.
~ H.---
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JAMES A. HOYT,
County Chairman.
AHOFRRR DgIgocpA71o gEua.

Ihe citiEena OF the upper part Of the Fork
Township organized u now Democratic Club
at G. w. Maret's, on Saturday, s0th OF Sep
tember. composed mainly Of members of tho
original Club, vhoss location made It incon-
venient 70 attend tho meetings at Farmers
Store. Tho Club organized with ffty-six
names on Tho List end elected the following
o6icorB: P.S. Mahafey, Presldent; w. H.
Boleman. Vice-President; J. r, Meredith,
Secretary; VIM. Pullen. Treasurer. Meosrs.
@. W. Nn.at. J. M. Kidd. J. P. Simmons, T.
J. Dalrympie. ). K. Bolonlan, and John
Paricn. enlored, vegA elaEo!ntea cs.,vss=sssln5
committee 70 secure additional members.
The following resolutions were unanimous
ly adopted:
LIT. We obl,gnts and bind ourselves 70
vote for no man for county or Stata officers
only thoss that Feoelve majority OF She
vose1 ct the primary election.
2std. We Bind oursalves TO suppors tho
styaighsout Democratic ticket for State ofa-
ces3.
8Ed. We bind ourselves TO support Tiiden
and RondFicirn for President end Vlco Pfezi-
dent Of the United States.
Sth: We bind ourselves 70 suppors no man
for ofdce on tho indopendeAt ticket.
Ssh. We obligats ourselves to uso our in
6usaco 70 got honest men In oflice, that We
may reform our government.
9Th. We cordially invite oil true men OF
oil races and colo?s co unto with us 70 get
honest men IN cfieo.
7th. We aocept in coed faith tho thIr-
teuntil, Nurieenth aud nfIeenth amendments
10 tho Constitution OF Tho United Sta:G.
This Club plat again on Saturday List, 7th
OF October. and received several occasions
TO lis n,onborship. Among other business
transacted. G. ". Msres, Esq, was appointed
member Of the Central Executive Commit
tee, and Messrs. @. W. sIarct, ]. r. Meredith
and John Hembree ~ere appointed as man
ayers to conduct Tho primary election.
The I.ub agreed to meet again on Tues-
day, 18th, of October, at 10 o'clock o. nl.,
when on address viii be delivered by Dr..
w. C. Brown, and tho colored people are
especially insited 10 utvsiid. lno Cub esa.Iss
of vigorously. and although tho time for
work In this campaign 10 limited, We expect
to hear chat ita members have acquitted
themselves with credit on the day OF cleo
ton.
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The Armors Of our country hsvo the
power to carry this election for tho Demo-
crata by resolving as ono man TO ront no
lands for another year to Republicans, and
not employing any man who Is Repubh-
can: Every man in town shouid also do
this. and merchaMta should not S,ye cGa. cseGa.,.
to any Republican. Our people should
trade with and employ Democrats, aid Re-
publicanism would soon play out despite
proclamntions, troops. sc.
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Tho Lebanon Guards organized about two
weeks ago. with tho following officers: Win.
Bugriss, jr.. Captain; VIM. Harper, First
Lieutenant; w. B. Quailes, Second Lieutcn-
ant; WI. Robins, Third Lieutenant; Wn,>
Wilson. Orderly Sergeant; DIR. John Duck
worth, Surgeon. Eight or ten colored mey<
arc expected to Join this Club at It's pf
meeting.
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FOR TIRE CAD1.
PAHGN

Anderson. S. G.. Sept. 25, 1876.
At the regular meeting Of the Central Ex-
ecutIve Committee Of the Democratic party
for Anderson County, held this day. it was
determined to arrange series of meetings for
the various Democratic Clubs. In conformity
with the regular meetings SO Tar IS possible,
and to appoint speakers to address tho citi.
gems generally ut the times specified. It Il
especially Intended and desired thst tho
Democratic Clubs shall secure large a.
tendance OF ooiored voters ct theao meetings,
and at tho same time procure full fepresen-
tation of the membership. The following
:;s: c: appointments viii DO o65e7vei.
SECOND SATURDAY III oC,onEn-
W. D. Wilkes and A. J. Watt.
Relton, et 2 p. II. SpcskeEs-Jsmes L.
Orr and e. 81. Rucker.
Honea Path. at 2p. m. spsskers-yame,
A: Hoyt. H. l. Epting and 7. n; Russell.
Broadway, at 2 p. m. spcakera-R. W.
Simpson and Lariin Newton.
whisael hss Rend sad % st W P Russs,l % lSp''k''B F.
Savannah. at 2 p. m. speakczv-yohn d.
Moore and W. 8. richons.
Garvin, at 10 O. m. Bpeekers-W. g.
Brown and =. Il. Harrison.
Hopewoll. OF 3 p: m. gpeaks.sa.y; ".
Fork, at 10 o. M. SpeakcrS-G. 3. Murray
and L. Is. Campbell.
THIRD SATURDAY II OCTOBER.
Will;amsson, ct 10 e'ciceh - :e Speakers
James L. Orr, r. w. Simpson and A. J.
Watt.
;, Sandy 9. Springs. at at 2p. m. i sPsa1ksegs;,W. g
and WD; Eysns.
1;,,;S, RSek sills, qs 2. m. sgeakeTs-W: B D.
Dark Corner. az IL q. NJ. 6peakers-5ames
a. Hcyt, Larkin Newton and w. O. Brown.
CONSOLIDATED uEEgIHos.
In addition to the foregoing appointments
following series of consolidated meetings soz
Tho closing week of the campaign:
At Townvil,c. on Tuesday, 31st OF October.
embracing the Fork Clubs and Ooonee Coun-
ty. Speakers--E. NJ. Ruckcr, J. W. Living
sion. fa,nea A Hnvt, Ia,nes L. Orr. w j
pickens and G. w. Maret.
At Craytcnville, on Tuesday. 3ist of Octo-
Der, embracing the Roadway, Honea phth,
Martin and Bolton Clubs. Speakers-W. G.
Brown, john B. Moore. R. y Murray, j..
w. Norris and Z. w. Sirnpkon.
At Williferd's Store. ON Wednesday, LIST
day of November, embracing Centrevilie,
Savannah and Rock Mill Cluos. Speakers
IT. II. Russell, w. c. Brown, Z. w. Simp-
son, n. r. Vandiyer and James A. Hoyt.
at sgah, ON Wednesday, 1st day of No
Greek, 3labtcan and Hopewell Clubs
SpeRkers-John b. Moore, L. Is. Murray,
James l.. Orr. w. u. Wilkes and ". g.
Picle.s.
At Pendieton, on Thursday, Ind of No
vomber, embracing Pendloton, Sandy
Springs, Garyin and Hunters Spring Clubs
a n n
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JAMES A. HOYT,
County Chairman.

County Chairman.
Resolved, That o primary election be held
by the various Democratic Clubs in Ander-
con County on rhursdny. 10th day Of Octo-
Der, 1876. for the purpces of nominating
candidates for the following offices, to wit
Four members CO the House OF Representa-
tive0, Clerk Of tho Court, Probate Judge.
Sheriff, School Commissioner. Coroner, and
three County Commissioners.
Resolved, That no candidate shall be voted
for In said primary election. and If voted for,
such votes shall not be counted, unless such
candidate shall, OF tho time of the election,
90 member OF como Democratic Club In
Anderson County, and pledge himself to
ebide the result Of the primary election and
support the nominees Of the party.
Rcso1yed, That only merbers Of tho DEM
CcTat!c Clubs shall be entitled to vote in the
primary election; and the Secretary of each
Club shall havo the roll of his Club ct the
piaoe OF holding the election, and oil legal
vo.s.s, vsio aTo not members PIioT thereto,
upon Joining tho Clubs on the day OF election
shall be entitled 20 vote by signing the Con-
Rtitution cr thu Club.
Reao5yod, That the candidate or candidates
neceiying the highest number of votes for
sny Of the Offices aforesaid shall be dearned
and declared tho Democratic nominee or
nominees, 40 the caHe may be, FOR such Offices.
Re.6Sped Tint. fog tho purpose Of holdirg
eSch election, tho vsyious Democratic Clubs
shall meet as or neax their regular place OF
meeting on the dsy aforesaid, and proceed to
receive votes for cahdldates % proposed
Cog the various offices designated.
Resolved, That tho President OF each Club
shall previously appoint three snamherS,
who slinl. act as rnnnngnrs of tho primary
election. afid azho shall keep poll list Of oil
s,s==:s =c.s::t;. ::::ass, s!:s!l be
fbro serving qualify before the -Pfesidelta of
the Clubs TO conduct tn election fsssiy and
impartially.
Resolved, That tho polls for the primary
election shall be kept open from o'clock
A. n. until o'clock P. NJ, when the man.
ayers shall proceed at once to count tho
votes and certify the result to tho Central Ex-
ecutive Committee.
Rssotrsd, That ono OF tho managers OF
election at each Club shall be designated by
tho other managers to bring the poll list and
certificate of result TO deposit with the
County Chairman on or before II o'cinck n.
III. on Friday, 2oth of October. at which
hour the Central Executive Committee shall
meet OF Anderson @. H.. and proceed to ag-
greEato the votes cast at oil the eolling places
for the vsrioua candidates. W1.en the votes
have been aggregated, the Central Executive
Committee shall certify and publish the re-
suit, and shall declare the candidate or can
didates, as the case may DO, receiving the
highest number of votes as the Democratic
nominees In Anderson County.
ResOlrcd, That In case any Democratic
Club be hereafter organized, and shall adopt
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At meeting Of the Central Executive
Committee OF she Democratic party Of An
derson County, held on Monday, llth day
osseptemhsr, the following resolutions were
adopted to govern the conduct OF the pri-
mary election on the 18th Of October. The
Democratic Clubs will hold the saiI election
81 accordance with tlliSs resolutions. with
out further fnstructiens.
JAMES A. HOYT,
County Chairman.
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.r.i5 citizens s Gus oi Town Town viii y .
remember thet the COW law is n0F
and unless their stock 10 pr
running at largo they will be II
pounded By the town authoritf1
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and with humility.

Chairman State Democratic Ex. Com.
, 1877-01-27
GintQe quite Griinoe :

1.-eine nene grHnbuns. sranbIs0 Se>sat
unb 9eitbert burn @otsnt.
2.-Iea9t einen opi:fo III menen 2a6.en4
sleih auf beiben seiten. an alien Wrten BON 6toirva
3.-sauft lsh9t, ionft, gerdnfalos uno rai&-bsR,
6 combination bon GisenIheften.
4.-Dauerbaft Il II 5 bre la 9 pbne Wepa
raturen.
5.-8 errth,et allie Irten BON Msbsi
lno Sanep Ndbereien in elmer por3iislihenWeti s
6.-eSft fir ben Mrbeiter lebr feiht u b a n b.
baben. Die 2Gnse Der slide fam ~re9ultrt tueroen
rpdbreno bic Wfai6ine i'm Gan9e lit, nno oieIe fam
nit eitem Saoen n~erietea ueroett, ubne baB berlelt;
ohr1 2oter 3u sebei, BAT.
S.-qlan etnfa6, finaret@, elegant 1, tnosn
Der Std pb n ben Gebraub bon Cog g8beeI Gears
Itotarp Cams unb 9eoer 9trms formirt miro. 6ar DC,
utomaticDrnp 8 eeo, tpslber Ell mt alet1.
maBige 2anse bes Sti4es bel irseut
elmer Gei6ninoiateit it9ert. 5at uniersr
neuen s breao GpntroIler, tuslaer cine glet@-
lttdBise 8siuesung Der Tesole-Sar erlaubt uno etusr
8erlebuns oes Jabens oo%rbeugt
S.-Gonitruction d Ii 8 erf9sr9fGlti unb nUn-
encet. SIT f~abri3irt BON ben gei9idteten uni
erfabreuten Mrbeitern in Der b~eribnaS
Remington Nrmprp, Snpn, u. q. Nbttacelppts
Office: $50 @beS4nut gtrhae. 2W7rot.
, 1877-01-27
Sefentlt6e Danfiasune.

Nms5ne aus etnsrt griefe ssn 9. Seiau,iI.
lei, Saiti. 5ctparb County. Sp,pa, an leinsu
Spbn s. 5einmaler, &ebafteas bes yalba.
MP 5trolb".
Sd Fam nidt unttin, Did au BIT.
ten, IN Deinfm glatte unlsrn Sfentliden Dani
fur bic 5eihins Geiner Shutter bur6 DR..
Aug. 8bnis's 5amburger Gropfen
aus8ulpre9fn. Nte Du peibt, lit bic liebe
Wtuttsr an einem i9wersn 2eberIeiben, uno
tslblt bic Silfe nnierer Nsrste mar sersebli6.
gStr prDbtrten bic Samburser Gropfen unb
ipurbe bkfb ben Gebrau9 berielben bic Gs-
lunbbett Der SHUTTER wieoer gang berseleat,-
80 tpani9s Dm pGrbeff bic 5ambureer
Mebtetnen INNER auf's Bette empfeblen,
benin lie 1aben f6 tufts @OrtrefFi9Fe in unie-
Ter Samllte bepabrt.
, 1877-01-27

reiten, uto oann mar eS 5u 1pdt. Sd
erfubr es, als ih gu ben geaoaboes
auriidfebrte. Wtan mantle MIDI ell'
WtoquizWeib. Was bilft mir Die &raft
Ser S1ultern, menn id etn Settler
bleibe, MIR Bferoe bewahe, Die ntbt
mein @isentbum? Da iehnte ih MIDI
surid nacb Sraibe. Sd benntte Die
Ibpeienbeit oes srauiamen Sdtptlin9s,
gu entfliebcn, uno bier bin tdt obne
Deden, obne Waffen, gut senus, ben
Nder Der MtoquiS su bearbeiten.
Sjo I5ul, welde, 10 lonse s3urle
fprad, anfmerfiam selauidt bate, pielz
leidt an9 Der perltedten Orobunsen
DatAu>YeId's seoadte, mar iiftbar
BON Mrswobn erfiillt.
@eiB oas @i6born, hab iein Sduptz
ling beute III iere Staot beludte? fragile
lie 5Oserno.
SA erfubr eS, beitdti9te i3urie, nro
Die Nu9en balb idlieBeno beobatbtete ct
seipannt Die lieblide Salbz Snolanertn,
tpie Der ideinbar idlafenoe 5uhs ote TIN
ar9los umfreiienoen Sibner, ia, th
erfubr es, uno mdren Waffen in neiten
Sdnoen sefusle n, mOdte er ME in iei1
rau1igeS Wismam 3urid9efebrt ietn.
Sein 8lut mar Teuer ; Die Wtoquis baben
i'm beleioiet.
(Sortiesuns folgt.)
, 1877-01-27

@arual wuros Der s3us nidt gum Stius
ifanb sebradt? uuo fonntcn Die pal1a'
siere ni9t nit Sdirbuden cber irJeno
etpaS 9noerem BON beioen Gotten aut
BEN @abnlpisisen einorin9en uno tim
unidd6lidl MAIDEN? Wutblolisfelt Der
Wtalie, meld)s es ocm einselnen liclllanlz
lbsn Ndubcr ermOgliht, cine 0sleu'
ldait auSsuplinbern, mahte audi olelen
Wtann sefa4rli6.