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MeekinS'S 'IwlnseS.
BY DIR. GEORGE W. BAGBY,
(MULIo ADDUM MS.J

Babis in ginrul Is Ualdheded, bo-leged
dlsturbers Nv the peece. Inty Gums INTO
this WORT iruwnln nurrld, fists uuuleu up,
reu aS pepper, hot as JInJer ana hUngry lo
hogs. Gu got tO ten 10 uuI-gOt tO urap
all UlZuiS ANA ten TO uIu Luem ana tIIur, ur
eIts you'll necr from uuI erIy ana ottIng.
Int nusS lanChcs uIn INTO lie with Il u. am
NV sun KIND, ana then wunuers they luvS
WnIshy Wnen Ihey has grOweI up.
But twIllses Is mlStcyus VIzltatlns NV
PrUvIuens; urthquake IN 2 cuIyunIs, tue
rlte and ret wings NV Il nurry name JntG
thar amt no "ccUuntln Iur. NUUUuy
amt never prepared 1ur um, and tuar Is u
rusuln and irO NV doctors, nusoes ana
wlmInln that shakes the cnIuIUIys ana lars
tine whole vIsinty. a teerlul item!
They tetches no baglSe, not IL rag, not Il
blaine thing, not even IL swaller-I.tIe kote
and ii stanuln collier, Uut tney Gums Iu stay.
Ihar Is much bOrrl III Nv kIotnts and you We
got to ol,ln Il mink drpU on the spot, IUukIn
Iur yo' pay III ii nutner and ii better wurl.
Meny wlnmIn arrives ut yo mansnun,
ana thar Is nucn mIrdtln. Ine po' men
lur sevrul bloks alOun gcthers on the
cOrnders NV the streets and wunuprs to
eche luther ii twinses Is ketcnln. They
goes to pothekerues to GIT sum ntment
dSllI lIlG llllIISSs
But talnt no use, no manner Nv use.
| KWnnne nor birthstone nor keroslv suU-
nnlt, nor nOthln knowd to MAN can't keep
um OIL. IwInaes Is mlsteyus Things, and
thar is no akountIn fur um one way nor
the luther. Hcw Blur, the drugger, can /
! put up nuthln to tend um OH, nor Tom
DoswIii, with all his eXpeyunse, can insure
um. Ii they ar Il cumln, they ar II Cumln,
and il they amt Il cumIn all creashum cant
hurry um up. Twlnses is the most obsunit
and Oplnyunated kattll know.
Thar Is nuther mlsteyus thing bout
! twlnScS. Them that wants un can't have
uuI-thar Is men that never duz ketch up
! with what they Is Il runnln arter, no matter
what they do-and them that don't want
| uin, and KIN hardly turn thout treddin on
children has um snure. Here they cum 4
hOopin and holrin. Now me and Tom
CuckpOtrik is the very pattun NV men fol
twlnses, was cut and bride you may .ay to
he the fathers OF two twlnses, but nary
twin hav cum these thirty yeer, tho we
have been dyln fur um. On the uthpI
hand, look at Meekins NV all and NV al
humins! MeekIns-but mo- anon. No
twimses is mlsteyos. To the rich mal
crlldun cum one at a time, like balls down
the troit NV IA ten-pin alley, but to the p,
man they Gums
Smyrna times., 1877-01-31
Longevity Of InValids.

From statistics gathered by medical
men, it would seem that the homely old
adage, "always sick, never, die" has Il
better foundation than mere hearsay. Dr.
K. S"uthey, in a recent lecture on health,
said:
Health and longevity are not synony.
NOUS; neither are health and great muscu-
!arity. The most muscular men, great
l'rl2e-hE Ehtprs, men who coull fell an OK
with their fists, have been known to he
,lways ailing and complaining about them
selves. The state of perfect training, re.
.arded by those who know little of it as II
condition of most perfect health, is rather
me of morbid immnence. Longevity, like
height, is a race attribute it does not signify
health. The three oldest people | ever
kuew-wOmen who reached respectiV ely
80. 9S, and l00-were valetudinarians, and
nad been so nearly all their lives"
From the experience of life canvassers, it
pppars that a large number of the persons
solicited, who are willing, and might other
wise have been acceptable, either decline,
n are refused, because they cannot
avorably answer some question in the ap-
plication relating to their bodily health
which the medical examiners do not feel
themselves authorized to pass or overlook,
although the afiliction, if it he one, does
not ordinarily or necessarily tend to the
shortening of life. Many of this elias,
would gladly pay fair additional rate. and
would doubtless, in many cases of selected
persons, prove profitable to companic,
willing to underwrite them, for the sound.
ness of any life is only in degree; really
sound life, entirely free from any seed .,
disease, hereditary or acquired, is raro
1vis in life insurance.
Insurance of "impaired lives" is not q
new thing; it has been tried in England
md in this country, and with the ex
perience thus far, bids fair to be success
Insurance Monitor.
Smyrna times., 1877-01-31

The JEws.-It is curious, not to say
amusing, to see how people resent the in
PRODUCTION of the Jewish element int,
George Eliot's last great story. That til,
Jews killed Christ is the principal thin,
that many excellent Christians remember
about that extraordinary race. They forget
that the race also gave birth to Christ.
That Christ should be killed by any people
among whom he might appear wars inevita-
bic, and had to do with human nature ~
large. The exceptional and marvelou
thing, speaking secular, was his production.
There can be no reply to the tremendous
retort of the lSraeIite upon whom tn
Christian had spat-that half Christendon
worship jew, and the other half Jpwess
Says Matthew Arnold: "As well imagine a
man with sense for sculpture not rultIva
ting it 10y the help of the remains of Grrpl
art, or a man with a sense for poetry no
cultivating it by the help Of Homer an,
! Shakespeare, as a man with n sense 70
conduct not cultivHting it by the help o
the Bible ~ "Greece was the liItrr.up t,
the nations Of the banner of art an,
science, as Israel was the lifter-up Of tn,
banner of righteousness"
Smyrna times., 1877-01-31

FAREWELL To THE POTATo BUG.-The Colo.
RADIO potato beetle orpoIato bugas we gener-
ally call it, has at last foundits match in the
shape of a mite parasite. Prot. Riley, at q
meeting of the St. Louis Academy OF OiScience,
exhibited a potato bug which was so com.
pletely covered with mite parasite that
the print of needle could not be placed
on any part of the beetles body without
touching one Of the parasites. He esti.
mated the number of mites at 500. The
bug had been attacked by these enemies
and killed. The potato bug seems to have
u number of natural enemies, such as the
toad, the crow, the rosebreasted grossheak
and domestic fowls. There are no less than
twenty.three insect enemies that attack
and kill it. The bug has also been migra-
ting eastward across the continent for
several years, until it has now reached the
Atlantic ocean. We hope it may find "a
watary grave, and let the waves sing its re-
quiem Rocky Mountain NceS.
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POetrY.
PUMPKIN PIES.

I've tried the best
In East and West,
I've lunched meath tropic sun,
I've tested all
The fruits that fall,
And like them every one:
But North or South,
No human mouth,
Twill the world apprise,
Fer tasted food
One-half so good
As our own pumpkin pies.
Upon the vine,
In rain and shine,
Through fragrant day and night,
The yellow globe
In emerald robe
Drinks up the summer light.
Oh, golden sweet
The suns repeat
To mould thy luscious size,
That we may come
And roll thee home,
And make our pumpkin pies.
No wonder, then,
That loyal men,
From Florida to Maine,
Their quarter eat,
The same repeat,
And pass their plate again;
That exilcs fret
With vain regret.
And vex the air with sighS,
When forced to stay
In climes away
From their own pumpkin pies.
So to our boast
give toast,
Embroidered all in rhyme:
May pumpkins round
With lis abound
Through future autumn time!
And may our girls,
With shining curles
And tender beaming eyes,
All learn by heart
The happy art
OF making pumpkin pies
Smyrna times., 1877-01-31

We had terribly cold weather last week
A young man who took his darling out
riding, thoughtlessly put his arm on the
ha.k of the cutter seat to fix the robes and
shawls on her, and the cold affected his
arm to such an extent that lie was unable
TO Withdraw it for over two hours. 1t is
quite lame yet, but another damsel says
that the hack of a sofa and good parlor
fire will draw the pain out, and he has
arranged to try the remedy Sunday even.
ing.
Smyrna times., 1877-01-31
Oriental Heathendom.
BY REV. FRANKLIN NOBLE.

Several years ago the venerable Dr..
Perkins. of Persia. gave the students Of the
Union Theological Seminary vivid de
>Crptinn of the beauty OF the cultivated
PLAINS aud valleys OF that country, and the
refined politenrss of the people, whoe,.
courtesy Is OF the most extreme and Orlen-
lIal solt. AT the same time he bore witness
to the fierce burbarlty of character under
yIng the forms Of grntltness and CIvllIZt-
tIOn. Illustrating the latter fact, he sald
that an English lady, v.s.ung the harem OF
the Snah, was led by her guide through IA
room where Il number of children OF the
royal family Were engaged III singular
play. 1t was like our "hlind man ;
buh,' with this exception, that al
the children we've blindlOlded. Asking
what the children called their play,
She was puzzled with the answer that they
were "practlsing, and was afterwards horn
fed with the explanation that, when i new
Suah comes To the throne, he always tlIn j.
his brothers, as Il necessary precautIon oi
S ate security AMI this custom wds 80 we'll
known that the unfortunate children fully
understood, and in their childish familiarity
even made 1t the basis of one of their plays
-"practialng' IN preparation for the blind
ness which they new WAS the inevitable dies
tiny of the most of them.
One might suppose that some Oriental
Mark Twain had been practc,ng upon th'
credulity of the English lady; tut Dr.
! Perkins was then an old resident OF Persia
where he has since ended his life, and the
story had no improhahllity to him, and he
declared that the then reIgninG Shah,-th,
same VINO lately Gla'le so brilliant tour II
Europe,-had actually, since that Eugii>l
lady told her Incredible story, signallzV'
his accession to the throne ly this vtryatro
city, taking exactly this infamous security
against any Lsurpation or conspiracy by hi
own brothers.
Against ,u.h "wickedness in high places,
and in such "hahltations of cruelty" is th'
Christian warfare leclared.-N. J.. OLSerrT
Smyrna times., 1877-01-31

A Missouri pig lately rooted up two
thousand dollars in gold which was buried
by its owner during the war. The owner
was killed, and his heirs would have missed
their inheritance had it not been for the
pig. Moral: keep pig.
Smyrna times., 1877-01-31

II is reported that the authorities of Blue
Earth county, Mimi. have paid for 1000
bushels of locusts, and that in the entire
State where these insects occurred, not less
than $4,000 bushels were destroyed the
present season
Smyrna times., 1877-01-31

To show the value Of Nero professions
the BROOKLYN Argus cites case: IA st.
Louis man." il says, "who declared that he
would rather be right than he President
has been arrested for pawning his wifp's
arfings and betting the proceeds on a do
lght.
Smyrna times., 1877-01-31

A scarcity Of water now prevails in New
England not only for manufacturing pur
poses, but individual consumption. Tn,
inhabitants Of some villages are travelling
several miles for water. The paper mills
are in trouble from this cause.
Smyrna times., 1877-01-31

BUCKwHEAT CAKEs.-Much has been writ
ten about buckwheat cakes, but we find the
following receipt and easy and wholesome
way: In the evening take quite warm
water and into it stir three parts huckwheat,
one of Graham -four and a good handful OF
cora u.rdl, with yeast to raise them. Set
IN warm place to raise over light. The
Graham makes them more wholesome, and
gives them rich, brown color. When
milk is used it will make them better, but
is apt to soon sour. Salt must be added
Oxford Press.
Smyrna times., 1877-01-31

How TO CLEAN BLANKETs-Pu two large
tablespouniuls OF holaX ana pint bowl ~i
soft soap into tub of cold water. When
dissolved put in a pair OF blankets, and let
them rema n there over night. Next day
rub tnem out and rinse thoroughly in twu
waters, and hang them to dry. Do not
wiring them. This receipt will also apply
to the washing Of all kinds of fannels and
useful in washing lace curtains and mos
quito bars. Remember not to wiring the
article washed, and invariably use cold water
Smyrna times., 1877-01-31

Twenty-Five hundred men are kept ou'
Of work at the Chester, Pa, shipyard 10y in.
clement weather. There are nine new
steamships under contract.
Smyrna times., 1877-01-31

In Nevada man was boasting of the
wonderful scent of his dog and how far he
could track his master, He concluded his
yarn with the triumphant query, "What
dye think about thatY" "Do you want to
know what think ahnut it?' said one of
the hystanders; "Well, | think you'd
better 20 and take BATH"
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GsfdIfhtsr anhfan.

Sie grFinoungSgabe unreoIider Nrp~
oncienbdnbler seigt ii1 bei auffinouna Ser
Wttttel, ibre Mbnebmsr ait tduiden. ilil,ner
gfdnjenoer. Dor niht LANCER s}eit erreote
Die yia6ridbi, baB greBe Yoriien boz, qIses
iamen nit sefdrbten Ganof0rnern. a,iug
beoeutenoen 9iadt6eile fiir bic Hooenfulfur<
IN ben Sanoel eefommen Iin0, un0 AoE {c4
gar Die 3ubereitun8 bieler @onof6rnef
fabritmdBt9 betrieber lperoe, olI0emein ben
seredtelten llnfpilen. @egenDdrtia toud5f
cine dbnlihe, in ihrer Wirfun0 a6er peif
ifd0lidere Qualification dnf. gu nen
Verban6lInssn Der Mer3te BON Np5aIa
(1em. G..8.) tpiro niif cine 6uaerif raIfis
nirte SopfenfdlIhuns dufmesf5am aemoii,t.
Die aur 0eminnung eines Griroefes D6sr
Bereitiine 6es gieres bereits benlkfeIr ,in
audi alte cber perborbene Q0pjenbIitben
meroen nit Der tinctura Absynthii nher
Wermutbipiritns fart beftu1tff. Ser @fis
ritus inirb tpdter burib D&{1iIloti1u tDithrx
entsernt nro onrb Stodn<m erl36If b;e
HHanse ibr friiberes Mu8{fhea. +, nois iie
permifd5t nit friideut 69pfen, foobl en'S rs
nnDermenat In ben 9aia63 y j1llo<n fnrsS
DieIer sefdIi1te nopien G{ IS ,1toeii i1IItss' (
ssdrfereu Yttetieit lo8d R< tsSo6|
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Gin p(p6ofosif6es 2sro6fent.

Ser Yerfoiier bes na6Itsbenben Irtifelg,
lieber 2eier, iuiini6t ni9ts iebnli1er, aIs
BON benz 8erbabt oes aberelaubens frei.
gelprohen jlt peroen; er miro BON ieinen
6reuuoen iosar ipotttpeiIe Der 6reieeiit ee=
nannt, neil er ni6t on bic griten3 Der
0mebreren" Din9e sipiI9en Simmsl uno
Groe gldubt, bon benen uniere gBeltiueis-
belt ni6ts ipiIien iou. Senn obglei9 er
an einem Sonntdg oa8 Gibt Der Welt er=
blidt bat, iieht Ct bod in ear feiner Beiies
bung sit Der @eiiternelt. Die er flur aus ben
0orfiibrunsen bes Sisnor Agoiton nno
aus ben oramatilirten Jeenmdrhen oss
Serrn @6rner tennt. SD fam mid Der
.Uieinung 1tidt entiflasen, baB iitb iene
rdtbielbaften 8orednee, bon benen man
einanoer 10 Oft uno 10 biel er3d6lt, entipeoer
aui einen aeu6bnlinen Bstrug ooer -
mas namentlih bel Granten uno Grdnten-
tpdrtern sutreffen m6d}te - auf cine dnae-
reste Ybantaiie uno cine iiberrei3tegterpen.
itimmune auriidfiibren lailen.
Mber 9eraoe, neil ih mid in Der ssraae
iiber oas Sein ooer 9li6tlein elmer eSoeen.
zines rdthielba5ten, telearapbi.
I6en gerfebrs 5miiden siusi Seelen fir
oas Nidtiein oeiielben entlc1eibe, aeraoe
oesbalb eri1eint mir Der nad)lteben6e iSa!I
als cine fdr mid unl0sbare 6phinr.
SD mar als Sdhanipieler on bem Staot-
tbeater Der llniperlitdtsitaot Seibelbera en-.
ga9irt uno lernte oaIelbit cine iebr liebens-
lpiiroi9e iunge Dame ifennen, cine @olle.
gin. bic ih Jrdulein g. nennen mill. sic
mar aus elmer groBen, iebr befannten ga.
mile, uno ba Die Gltern feline Yertreterin
ibres NamenB auf Der Blhne ieben woll.
ten, 10 erbielt iie Die ginnilIieung su ibrer
Runittbdii8teit nur unter ber Beltimmung,
oaB tie ibren ipabren 9iamen Derbeimli1e
uno Elm Bleuoonpm annebme. Dur1
nieine freilnoihaftlihe Werbinoung nit Der
Dome tuuroe i'd alllndlis in ibre DsrbdIt.
niiie einaetueitt ino in cine Samilie einse.
fiihrt Die iih onrh bobe 6onbsrbeit aus.
Seihnete.
Ser Watsr bss Trdnlein &. mar elm be-
fainter uno iebr geitbdbtsr @elsbrter ge.
meien, Der anf iaft alien 8ebieisn Der gBil.
ihaft 1eoenteaoes seleiitst unb nit litera.
ril9sn gapdcitdien rie Wolen, B0ttaer,
1cifmann bon dallerslsbsn &c. iu eneftsr
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cine gopie Oeiielben oeri6aift unO sebe iie

eins gopie beHeIben beridaift uab sebe iie
na9Itebeno:
y@eliebteife 5Gtpeifer!
SD bin in GeelenanaIt Sbr uerberet
mir ettpls Der Wlutter LIT ir9en6 elm uns
fal augeltoBen. SD idreibe unter beni
unmittelbaren ginorud zines qu6lenoen
Sroums, Der mid aus irleirter gtd1trnbe
auf9ei6euht bot. Mlir mar es, als li9e
nniere tbeure Wiutter i9tper franf nno mir
Beioe Da9ten an ibrent 8ett. SD Bat lie,
bod rnbig 81 iein unb Der Siilfe oes als
mdhtigen @ottes su pertrauem, Der ibr ats
nib bic 8eiunobeit tuieoergeben tperoe.
Sabet batte id meine Sanb urter ibren
Gopf gelegt uno ibre laneen. iilbererauen
Saare ipieltea utit n1einen Mrm. Ghreibe
mir iobalo als m6glid, uno tpdre es ouG
nltr, nm n1eine 1uf9eregte, Bttern0e Seele
su berubi9en. SD bin in Der unbeidreibs
lihlten Angit.
Define Gueenie."
Oas 1T r1eine Gei6i1te, bic idb obne
;4usidmiidnns, cbne 3uidge, uno nur nit
oenienigen nnlueientli9en 8erdnberuneen
tpleoergeeeben babe, tpel9e mir notbnenbis
ihtenen I'm bic bet6eiltgten B.ri6nli9tei=
ten ilidbt 3u inoiscret az marfiren cine
8el6idte ju Der Sureenjetu, Sumas uno
biele Inoere in ibren Werten Mnaloga lies
fern. SD mill lie als elm piDdolosii6es
Gdtbiel on9eieben tuiiien, oas ih ielbIt
ni6t i'm 5tanoe bin, Bu l6ien unb fir bel=
len Wahrhaftigfeit ib nur bic 8arantie
bieten tann, oaB i1 nit meinem giamen fir
Die ghtheit meiner Grsdblung einitebe.
gHilbelm Sar6er.
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GinfdifsroH.

Ser beriibnte Bbiloiopb golebrtu arits
bette itets fiber MelsperbeiIerung. Gnbs
lid ntiibe oieier Mnifreugung i1gfe er III
eiren Ieiner 8ernanbte1: SO m6d3te
9erne ben Weltifaat reformiren, tiber i'd
iehe elm, if) merDe ipohl BET mir SeIber BEN
4nfong MAIDEN niiiIeu, un0 aller Wnfang
lit i6tper.
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WobrbeitsIiebenhe Tran.

yWeine ssrau ipridt breinlaI idafim
tttinoeitens bic @ahrbeit,4 ingte Elm lafiis
ger alter 5err, .Woraens friih, ipenn lie
iaet: va9. ibpn aufiteben, i'd babe md
oar feline 2uit Dn5u,~ beiui 6rihltiid
rSo, nun rtuB ib tuobl an meme Nrbeit
9eben, aber idb babe nod gar feline Cuff
0aSu," nnb Abenos, ipenn he Iid1 idjgdFen
Ie9t: rIun bin ih bod oeli eanstrl Sae
berImeeIauien unb babe tiidbts setban.~
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@sraefoppte 0anafarann.

@trtb: vBie nieI Rinber r.
Mtetber: Gins bier an Der Sdno unb
bier auf Dem RirdhDf"
B trtb: vSie i6Hnen bic Mobnnss
betommen."
(Wtiether Stebt.n,it fiinf 3in0ern eiil.)
Wtrth: .3um 9onrtrfuetter 5ass
ten Sie mir nibt, lie bdtten bios ein Gtii0
uno bier auf oeu GirdboFl"
Wietber: Sang rIhtjg. Die bien
Rinoer tuaren auf oent Girh5o5 Mnb ipieIs3
ten bort. pdRreno i'd ben goHtrnft NIT
Sbneu abIdIoB."
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Nertntiafe Grnne

6 Sit ben 3eiten Diogenes' bate elm noto@
rilh iGfedter Rerl, Der aud einen IuF aIs
Wfonn BON wilouns beIaB, fpl9enoe l1ebers
lhrtft iiber lelner Sbiire:: SAB nihts 80.
les eMrh oitlt 3 biire geben.@ .llnh mo.
iragts 9iceenss, sioa Der prr oes 2ouIss
in's eaus binsin e.
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g 6Te6ter 6pieIer.

Nls Sorne 9Dof nefl George BEN Drist<n
gefragt tpiiroe, Db er 0uh Rarts1t
fpielen fDnne, aiittpDrtete 0ieier: gsu. Wfd<
ieitdt, i'd fam feinen R6nig bon eiftsus
Buben unterI1eioen.
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@nrH mibe MnrH

Srof9fe nfuti der: n IiitttB
Srinfgeib barr II opt mon perbeenb, 6err
GER: Damn bdtten Sic ianeIIer fab
rem miiiien!
9rof1fenfntid5er: GneIer fafs
rem bob It mid - II bin IN n 5bieri4nB.
nerein!
Serr! linb 3rinfgeloer gebe i4 uiiht
- i9 bin i'm Wdbigteitspereiil
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aerste uns 9ronfe.
9as unenhIime

.Delfen sic iiber oas unen6Ii6e
1acb,' fraste elm 5err einen anberen, ben
sr eebeugten 8auptes nuo erniten NntliBes
uber bic Strobe Donoeln ia9.
:. .Sa. 9ie nl0een Red1t boben; es III bos
unsnoliHe: i'd oente iiber meine 66uIben
nah.@
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Mannigfaltigrs.

Die 8efiibIe zines Sunoes, Der Ieis
men Serrn Derloren bot, fann nur elm
gbemann Derltehen, oeilen 6rau berreiit iit.
Reine Srdii tuiro i'm Grnife .tpie cine
YrinseIiin leben~ tpollen, oenn oeren 8 { :
burtsi a b itebt ia in ieoem Ralenoer.
/. Gin itnaiser Na6ruf oes Witts
tpers an Die HerStorbene lit sd meine.
benn meine 3brdnen ip sftn lie aim
mer auf!"
S9uImeiiter: gtun, gbriItopbI. Iao'
mir etnmaI etnen geweis, oaB Die gr6e
runo lit.
GbriFopbl: @eil mer be Stiebeln
frumm latI9t.
Mer3te unS &ronfe.
Rranfe fiibren iiber aer3te gid5t 70 IeiG,t
8eidmerben,
Sene f6nnen bieien ifopfen
Jein oas Wtaul nit Groen.
SIR cine eSo1seit mot3te osemonb
eln @eoiht oas nit folsenoen @orten
ihlos:
Drum itOsst an, benz 8rdutiaam su
49, gbren,
R0s' 10 elm Sas ibm oft nod wisosr.
febrsn."
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9it r@eitIidt 8[dtttr /"

bas ssnfase sss Cincinnati gsItssIatts ns bsr
nnttrbaItungssesf eeDbmet aub ttnen & ba,ist.
id3aS bur9 bic TssffIsdsst bsr Sartn SssSentH9tsn
ersdbIanssn ais.
Trsis s2pes Sa5r postslss. Rs9 euspa ,s per susr
ycrtcffei.
ssntslns Numsnsrn: GinF Gents uofir Sss Bast ben
isdstiiSm Etsnnsntsn sara bic Erassr inY Saus gee
iffsrt wisk.
@teisnsunsen fSnnsn per .yscnsp Crber~ pses tssis
iisirtsn nsisf aaf anier RInfs ssma&t psrsen.
Die Cincinnati yolksblatt Compagnie,
b OK laid.
Cincinnati. ..
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unterihieh.

aetuar: vGie fino DerfInst. SER
Spibt9, ooB sic Sbren 5uno IN sSDIne
zines Streites nit Sbrem Nahbar Sdmi6t
NIT belien Ramen bslegt baben rno benz
lelben fortiudbrenb SuuI Merger Sbrxs
stad9bars 5u rnteii. - Beflogtkr
pGntihuloigen 6ie, Serr Actndr. bic
5ahe bat nod eiren pafen. 9lIIerAiraB
babe i'm meinert Dumb 10 genannt, ober
n1ein ytahbar i6reibt iib Gdmiot NIT Ell
mem ot. uno nlein Snno I1rebt firsl bioE
Samio NIT Dem eiaIaGen B. oas III eiii
GROCER llnteri9ieo."
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Die 8efiibIe zines Sunoes, Der lei.
men Serrn perloren bot, fann nur elm
gbemann Derlteben. oeIlen 6rau nerreiit iit.
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babe i'm meinen Snno 70 aenanfit. ober
meir Ytahbar iGreibt iiC1 Gdmiot NIT eisl
mem ot. uno nletr Snno Inreiht frs1 BIOL,
Shmio NIT benz einIaden b, bas III Elm
GROCER unteri4ieo.~
gon 3uei oIteR @amen. asyits
liresihmeftern, Die Ii1 Sebr dtnIih Ieben.
ut Die cine taii6. Gin Sapesiestr, Der Te.
tennt, miro al ibnen gernfen un6 nlQciff
unter Der Nnflid1t Der Ginen eirei1 W1r-
bang. sic lit 6ur1aiis nid1t suFriebet, AR
itellen uno quilt ben Sapesierer in jeSe9
@eiie, bis bisier enbIid3, ftd,er. nidht asf5d
3u iperoen, ousruft Dummies Sfitr ~
= Sos Srdulein iiebt i'm NIT eineui utifs
ben Blif on nno aritrortst F0ffA: .Iers
sellung, Hletn 9err, tiieine 6bneffer fh Die
taube."
gineut Hearlteif, iuuroe ipeeen zines gser.
gebens iein abiebun9s. nrtbeiI porqeleien.
= vSas tann pielen WtsnFfben bas aebtn
totten!" rlet er nadl Anhbrung oeiieiben.
Vton perhaftete ibn iofort, nm NuffdiluE
iiber oiele beoenfli6e NenBering sn er6af-
tsf. sSe nun, erfldrte er, I'D babe Dor
3banSie Sabren aIs Nrst praitisirs. ba Ia
nun aber .Obne 4ni bin, ntuB Id bic hos.
mails autsesebsne garrisse isbt ipieoer forts
lebeii."
Cine fe1r beLifate Dame
Anna BON Oeiierrsid3, bic @emobIin a3s
mig Snowi9's XIII. ron ssrantreidJ. tBnrs
IN lolhem @raoe pertpei6lt1f, naE 5id3 feinI
Battilt auftrelben IieB, Der fir i6ren Bss
oart tetn 9enug getDeien ndre. Sbr @iinff@
ling; Der &aroinal Wasorin, erlaubte Sidj
9e9en Die bobe Dar1e Die Demerfiino
y9ollten Sie nad Sbrem Sooe per6amnst
weroen, 10 mir0 es idnn bic 56lIe fur Gie
ieln, tuenn sic an1 nur in BetiflAern pen
boldnotlber SeiniDano idlafsn miibtsn.@
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Seine 6rdu miro i'm Grnife upie cine
Brinseiiin leben" tpollen, benn beren 9 :
ourtsi a b itebt ia in ieoem RaIenoer.