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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1877-08-23
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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1877-08-23

delivered at rapid intervals their fire,
without aim. giving way at each dis
charge TO the Tories, who, with
handkerchief tied as turbans, ap-
peared, alternating their volleys rap
idly with the regulars At the ex-
plosion in the large redoubt up the
stream a charge was made, with a
whoop and hurrah, on the Tories. 1t
was now corn husk against turban
in a desperate death grapple. Musk
ket stock supplied the place of bay
onets on both sides The enemy was
pushed back, Pfster fell, mortally
wounded, and the remnant around
him called for quarter The Canadi-
ans, seeing the capture OF the two
strongholds, surrendered with the
chasseurs. who, hemmed in, made
little or no resistance. The first fight
was won. HDe
A hasty disposal was made OF the
prisoners. The Tories, numbering
about 16O, were tied by pairs to a
leading rope, with a horse attached; +;
the remaining captives, about 450,
were permitted the honors of war,
being marched in close ranks with a
strong flank guard to Bennington.
Here they were quartered in the
church.
1t was now nearly six o'clock.
Stark and Warner FASTENED to the
redoubt. Baum, attended by his
faithful servant Henry and a Hessian
surgeon, was being removed from
the field. Looking around ut the
fearful work made in the redoubt,
Stark remarked that the Americans
had fought like hell-hounds. "Truly,"
said Baum, they fought more like
hell l-hounds than soldiers" Baum
and Pister were taken to the same
house, a mile distant, in Shaftesbury,
when both died the following day.
H. w. HERRrcK, in HWpers Maga-
zilae for September. q ~
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1877-08-23
sOIl, wad Some Power.v Etc. |,

T. otI4s 1f9uahoart g>eNsJ ea8l u.f
eTherewas H. business man stand
ing In front sof the Wooster house
picking his teeth. tbs, other morning.
He was doing this in a mercantile
way, as his mind was employed upon
a weighty matte. While he stood
there boy approached with a bun
die OF books under his arm. He was
going to school, but wanted to go
elsewhere He.saw the man stand
ing in-the shade. and leisurelys pick
Ing hissteeth, and then be thought OF
the hot school nroom with its tasks.
|. and Of the cool woods and fishing
l;brooks, and .groaned within himself
asshe ysaid;a sva2 oa4 ssm vss
lssIswish Twas a man, SO l. could do
as Ipleased. 'b1oe oat yi.s.,ea
2 Tho man stilhstood there. He had
"a note of siO0uto pay before the
pbank closed. and he had goods to
order from a firm, whom he already
owed. nndihe. had $40 in his pocket,
and no eathIy possibility OF collect
ing 800 mo<e.s Then his eye fell
upon the bog going to school, and he
sighed andnsaid.s 1ads 5sls lssi
. -Would to heaven I was q boy at
SCHOOL, 9ogs glsv si,1saesaalf
"a las os snow sssiiBoh sssissr
'DilnSam is1h Oh 10 tssss sp llas
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1877-08-23
Attention.!

Attention is called to Ny Great
Speciality, namely, UuaifoTDsly LolC
Prices Throughout. I do not mark
dolcn a fer Undesirable Goods and
then "blOlr" about II, bat giUe each
customer the benefit Of buying each
and erery article at the Uery tottol
of the market.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1877-08-23
NUMBER &c.
Femininities.

Better TO. have loved short girl
than never to have loved tall.
A modest Boston girl the other
morning went into a bookstore and
asked for a copy OF Gilbert Bias. -
If on the street you look at a lady
very intently you are impolite, but IL
you meet her in a waltz you may hug
her all you please, no matter whose
wife she is. =. si'l' e '''o-
Twelve years ago womap In her
dress was like clipper in a bell.
Now she fills out her clothes, and
more, like light filling out a lamp
adf p osA .5ssss ssw od.
Eis There are times when the sacred
ness of grief should be respected, and
instead OF popping the question to
the widow as she comes out Of church,
one ought to wait till he. gets to the
grave .ze--.t.5 - ...,.t s..,e...
The young man who deliberately
takes two girls with him when he
goes out for a. moonlight stroll de-
serves to be henpecked all the rest
OF his life. 80 g 1eh i t.s4i frs ~
aThem's bride and bridegroom
says the imitation Modoc to his as
sociate at Niagara, lets go and make
'em buy this pincushion." And the
10 cent article is sold for sl.75.
A doctors wife tried the persuas-
i've effect of her tears. wife" said
he, tears are useless, I have an
alyzed them. They can contain a
little phosphate OF lime, some chlor-
ide of sodium, and water ,
A woman never measures her hys-
terics according to the size OF the
occasion. but furnishes just as fine
a,variety on finding tumble bug in
her lunch basket as she would IL 1t
was an alligator. ,-.~.. +. :,
First young lady: shad you. heard
that Aimee was going to be married
to Francis Oswald, the tenor OF the
cornpany?r Second young lady:
GOOD graciousic How she will kick
her husbandl' They both sigh Tor
thepoor unfortunate man. r. issree.,
@Adolphus. dear, what shall ] do?
Bridget has struck, and there she
stands at the kitchen. door with "A
poker I'm one hand aud a saucepan in
the other, threatening TO break the
head of the new help IL she dares 10
lay her hand on a dlsh-rag. 4 It's just
awful so it is. too."msios eysd sfy
Let young gentleman and a
young lady try the following scien-
tific experimental galvanic battery
is set.in motion, and While he takes
one handle in one OF hts hands she
takes the other in one Of hers. Then
let them softly kiss each other. This
is an improvement on the Brooklyn
style, aud it brings out all the fire.
works there esin two loving souls
q There is said to be living In Texas
a niece OF Marshal Ney--a lady of
good intellect and en accomplished
sculpture. She arrived in Texas
with fortune and with Upton plans
u,h;ol, Dawes J;d nof bSl n l,o,s "a ,n
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1877-08-23
Ready Made
CLOTHING.

In Ready Made Clothing / am
proud to say, fear no Competor, |
care not who he isl Let any man
who wants IL Suit OF Good Clothing
come to me. and shall convince him
that he can select from IL Good,
Prime, New Stock, better than from
stock which has been culled.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1877-08-23
DIRECTORY.
COUNTY OFFICERS
JUDICIAL OFFICERS.

cember
JUDICIAL OFFICERS.
circuit Judge. sidney Keith
Sessions Of the Circuit Court. ith Monday in Feb
rnary, ID Monday In May, 4th Monday in Septem
her and Cd Monday n December
CRY GOVERNMENT.
City Council meets second and fourth MondaysiI
each month. ANAsA JOHNSON, Mayor,
DE sxYDRR, Clerk.
CHURCHES.
METHODIST EPIscoPAI. REV. 7 c. STRISSER, Pas
tor-Preacliing every Sabbath at iD-3S A. ~, ant
10 p ~ sunday school At I2-so = n Glass
Acetlng~, 20 So'ciock, A. r., and y u. Prayei
meeting, Weekly, on Thursday, Al ?. ". Seais
Free-Ihe public are cordially invited.
PREsBrTEEIAN. REv. G. A-LittIe. Pastor Preach
ing every sabbath, Al hall past ten A. n, and a
150 p. n. sabbath School at l2.l3 rex. Pray.
er messing Wednesday,. al p X seats tree. and
the pubic cordially invited
ST. THos4s, EPIsC0PAL. REV. J.J.FAUDE Rector.
Divine service every sunday ~ 1e3o A. T., and Al
7.3o p. Seats free 10 all sunday School and
Bible Class ~ Il 30P N.
FTAxGELrcAT. fGerInan). REv. c. BoFNeER,
Past0r-Preac e cry sabbath at 1879
A. n and 30 p. H. Sabbath School at u af-
CATHOLIC. (St- Mich9rs). REV. G. ZURwELLEN,
Pastor-firsi Service, ! 80 81; Second
Service at 10 a. n. NeSpers at P. II. sun
day School at p II.
CaRrsrIxx CHURCH H. Y. REED. Pastor
Preaching every Sabbath at 10 80 A. IL. and
z:ssP II. Sunday school at Il II. ". ID.
q. 1UDtup4Jis SGDcTlultIutuL-
MASONIC.
PLYxoUTH CoxxaxDEEy, X. T., No. 25. Stated
conclaxes the second Thursday in each month
g r. ToAS, Rec H. g. THArERs r c.
PLyxDurH CorScsL. No. rs, R.A.sM Ststedl
consoeatioDs the second Wednesday in each
month o. p KLISGEE, T. l. NJ
PLYMOUTH cHAFrEE- No: -, r. A ~ Stated
month W.. j. ADAMS. M. /. H.P.
H. y EEvEs, Rec
PLYxouru LoDGE, No. fss, A F. & A. NJ Stated
communications first and third Fridays in each
month"; j. II. LASGENBAuGH, W. NJ.
KrLLwtsxtxs Lopez. No ass. A. r S-A- NJ Stated
communications the first and third Tuesdays IN
each MONTH E. H)JsdfoS, w. NJ
c. s. SUTPHES. Sect'y-
PLYMOUTH CHAPr. Eastern Star meets the
first Wednesday OF each month al Masonic
a -KLIxsE sec'v.
ODD FELLOWS.
AxERicus LoDsE, No 81, l. o. o. T, meets ever
Thursday evening ~ 7-3D O'Clock Resident anc
visiting brethren are cordially invited 70 aliena ~
C.LoEscH. Secretary.
PLxxourH EScAxPnKxT, No. iis. Stated meet
iDgs second and fourth Mondays in each mouth,
G.. ScHEREE, G. L.
IA PsrxEE, seribe.
FIRE COMPANIES
ADRrATrc ENGINE Co. Stated meetings secons
Wednesday i'm each month.
w. KEyLEY, Sec &c. KUHN, Foreman.
TosRExT HesE CO. Stated meetings secont
Tuesday in each month"; j. w PALMER,
Foreman.
PEorxcrrox Hook and Ladder Company. stete'
meetings first Tuesday in each MONTH
H. srEYEn. Foreman.
LOAN ASSOCIATIONS.
2LyxouTa Building. Loan and Savings As-ocla
ton. No. l. Board of Directors meet first Monda'
evening Of each month. ID. B. ARxsrReNs, Pres.
G. E. foAS, Sec
PryxourH Building. Loan aud Savings h-<ocia
ioR No2 Board OF Directors meet first Honda.
n each month. " II. HISS, Pres.
H. Il BRoWS. Sec
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1877-08-23
4 Connndram.

How are the people TO attend to
their political affairs without the aid
OF the oiliceholders2I 81, 10
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1877-08-23

The commander of the Americans,
with the trusty Warner at ibis side.
moved rapidly through the camp.
He was in the prime OF life, forty
nine years old, dressed as a Cont
mental brigadier, and mounted on a
beautiful brown colt His only. staff
officer was Warner, sixteen years his
junior; and his medical department
numbered but one or two surgeons
The entire force was about 1850. Of
which New Hampshire furnished
about 1000: Vermont 500; an old
Berkshire. 250- A regiment from
Worcester County Massachusetts.
advanced as far as old Hadley to
participants 10 the adtion, but being
too late for the service, returned.
Baum's force comprised about
1000, of whom 80 were Indians, 200
Tories. 100 Fraser's marksmen, 100
Canadian Rangers, 50 chasseurs, and
$40 Riedesers dragons, or Hesslans,
acting as infantry. This number
Is nearly twice as large as given by
Burgoyne in his official report TO
German, but this generals veraclty,
when he had purpose to serve. was
of an exceedingly elastic order. The
British prisoners and dead numbered
the next day over 800, and Burgoyne's
orderly book makes his lose In the
two engagements over 1900. The
disposal OF Baum's force was well
made: the Tories, or Peters corps,
with a small platoon Of Hesians, held
the small hill, the Canadians were
posted in the Lighthouses, few
Hessian's were postediD the breast
works ives. OF the bridge, the chas-
seurs were at the east declevity lol
the large hill, while the remainder ol
the Hessians were In the redoubt
surrounded by the indian scouts in
the forest. The German comman-
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1877-08-23

ltmakes the average youth feel
worse to miss an easy billiard shot.
when there are experts looking on,
than TO lose his second cousin Ia
railway collision. s-ssxI .af
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1877-08-23

AyNV The Battle OF fBenninston.
The American troops comprised
eight incomplete regiments: five
companies from Berkshire County
Massachusetts, Colonel Simmons
the Sixth New Hampshtre. Colonel
Nichols; the Eleventh New Hamp-
shire, SeoIonei Hobart !: sdncorre city
given Hubbard in The reportse The
Twelfth New Hanipshire, Colonel
suekney; and o hundred scouts,
Cpl9pel, Fl rFElmeersop, vermopt, was
represented By a smhli force of
militia. tolotier Williams! areginent
from renninetonSa6d the towns ad-
Joining, Colonel BRUSH; and !, the
Green Mountain Rangers, Coionef
Hefrick. The ContinentaIs OF War
,ncr, lfo IN 7nambsr. and Emerson's
men, were yet several miles distant.
These organizations were IN process
OF formation, few oof them being half
filed. None had a sdistihctive 1dni-
from except the Rangers--a body Ct
Davy Crockett men, dressed in
frocks with .gfesn sfscings. In the
tactics ofothenf forest athese. changers
were mt home nheing Iangood snatch
for fheg Indians, whose fwhoeps they
'neairly imifated int heir might conn
tersign, which was "tAfso boots of a n
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1877-08-23
DRY GOODS.

In Dry Goods may be found al
brands of Domestic Goods, as Cali
Goes. MusIins, Tickings, Checks,
Cheyiots, Etc, all OF which will be
sold worry low.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1877-08-23

g "a zAi - snow sssi1Doh S1sissr
sbDinsAa issH sai 10 tssss sp IA,
-nos sssi9 fsslIs s4f 10 ~s1 : xino
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1877-08-23

Announces TO the eitiz NJ OF Fulton and sur /
rounding counties. that he has on hand of I
the largest and best selected stock OF
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1877-08-23

JUDICIAL. OFFICERS.
,..euse ho-ecuto. - " 1ol-ss-
Sessions of the Circuit Court, 4th Monday in feD-
rnary, gd Monday IN May 4th Monday In Septem-
her and Cd Monday N December.
CITY GOVERNMENT.
City Council meets second and fourth Mondaysin
each MONTH ANAsA JOHNSON, Mayoi.
ID 4 e~xrpp f.sert-
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1877-08-23

A company has been formed in the
East to cover with hugs advertise
ments the prominences OF the. West.
III so. there will never agsin be sue b
a golden opportunity for young men
to make money by renting their shirt
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1877-08-23
.bnl .hluOmtiq

,muq .o.os At sssooa, ,..s.,s.
, 1877-04-30
@l1er1et.

Wfan 1T gu 8eiud seweien unb bat
siemlid ipdt in bic Na6t binein bel Der
Gisarre suiammenseieIen. Ser @irtb,
elm Sunsseleu, entldbt feline beiben Sd
ite, ppn benen Der cine iid nit srpber
S6fidteit perabidiebet. v@s 1T aber
gar 10 ipdt seporoen, es lit sesen swei
ubr uno mir baben Sic bisber 10 a d. 9 e.
balten!
Ser 8irtb nit einem unterbridten
@dbnen unb Der 0liene suportcmmenoI ter
8erbinolihteit: uMber i6 bite Sic i'm
Gegentbeiu. ....
9ouiie (auf benz Nadbauiewese pom
Spayersans gu i5rer ianseren S6weiter:
2iebes Marieden, penn Der Batter etpas
erfabren iclte, 10 iprid nur gu meinen
@unften, idieb' ale Sdulb auf ben
Stuoenten, benz idaoet es nidts.
Gater (Sa 9auie): Sd6ne @eididten
mab Id pom Dir bSren, aOuiie, pom
, 1877-04-30
0eIunQene Git.

Bergen Sc mer al a @iertelitino.
den ben Settor, ben sroben 9unb, ba.
nit i'd tann ourdidmusseln bel oeSteuel
ben @ammel, ben i'd Bah bel Sc s'taft,
9err Snipettor!" glio iprab gu benz Sn=
ipeftor zines srpben @utes Der 9anbelsz
mann Siaat.
Sen 9unb I! REF bieier eritaunt, mo-
gu molten Sic ben sebrauden,-ber fplst
Sbnen ni6t, Siaat." ~" @'
r9elfen Sc mer iteden ben 9unb in
ben Sad, 9err Suipeftor uno Sc ueroen
ieben, mas unlere 2eut idlaner 1inb ais
bic !9errn nit be arinen ROd. Sen
@ammel bpl' i'd mir nadber."
@eiast, getban. &eudenb i6reitet s.
iaaf nit ieiner 2ait benz einseiadten
6unbe, Der erit idmmerli8 beult, ii9
oann aber 5ufrieben sibt, babin. Gno=
LID fommt er Dor oas Steuerbaus.
u5alt!" ruff Der 8eamte, rSteuerbaz
Stein, SER 8eamter!"
rBas baben Sic benin in benz Sad?
NJ 9uno, 9err 8eamter!"
uSaule Slide, ben Sdwinbel t0nnen
mir idon,-iditteln Sic einmal aus!"
rSeben Sc nidt, wie er trabbelt; b0>
rem &c niidt, pie er wlnielt?"
nMd, iperren Sic ii4 nidt unb febren
Sic oenn Sad uni"
u8enn er gebt burd, Der tbeure 8ernz
a%roiner, tpero i'd Sc pertlasen auf
S6abenerlab."
Nadoem iid Siaat nod cine quite @eile
9%e5iert, febrt er trauris ben Sad UNI uno
gum G%rltaunen oes 8eamten remit Sec
tor in sroben Springen auf unb bapon.
nMaib seldrien! ruff Siaat, ,,ieBt
is er futld, Der Sinfsistbalerbuno.-
Wenn i'd Jpn nidt wieOertries, mliIen
Sc trasen be Soften, 9err 8eamter!
Dlit pieien 8orten perldbt er ben muir
riid b'reiniaauenoen OfR;ianten uno
lduft mas er laufen fann, benz gntlprun=
senen na6, ben er aud ridtis bel iei=
men Serrn, benz Snipeftor m%ioerfnoet.
Na6 elmer gutter Stunbe iebOd tommt
Siaat gang persnist beim OfH3ianten
;urid, oiesmal ben 9ammel i'm Sad,
unb ruff idpn BON @eitem: vDa is ct
wieoer; aber ie1'n Sc nur, mie mer Der
Sdwib be Baden runterlduft!"
go bat Der Slaat ben Steuerbeamten
Seprelt.
, 1877-04-30

Wob( erfenne ib Die l1ntpabrideia:
1idteit an, CAB 9ilaer gu, aber er,pdst
per batte ie seabnt, oaB Die nett lhmle'
rigere Iufsabe, Die unter %perdnoerter
Mamen in Der Welt seritreuten Nadfom'
men bes leeten Neiberltein nad bunoeri
Sabren aufsuiuden, BON Griols 9etrOat
weroen f0nne? 1no iper birst oafir, oab
bel u%nieren ueiteren Nadioridunsen mir
nidt 6aoen in Die 9ano erbalten, tuelde
uns Dor Die Tbir Cures @ritseborenen
fabren? Die @eldidte oer beioen Sin,
eeren fennen mir. Son linen blieben
Der junse tiibne Seemann. Sjo N5ul unO
iener iiGe Siinslins, tuelden Die Sebns
ludt uad ieiner Selienbeimatb 5urid,
trieb -
geoauernspertbeS &ino, ieuf;te Die
alte 6rau, ihruerlid wiro eS uns 9elins
gen, es ieinen Bergen gu entfiibrea. .,
ih femme Oas, uno lire 8life ldweiften
iiber oas miloer sldn5enoe Weer nad Der
melt in o%afielbe binausreidenoen &lip'
penfette biniiber uno ,uieoer 3uriid gu ben
iid) butter ibr auftbirmenoen ai9antiI den
6elsmaiien, Die raubeite, untuirtblidltc
5tatte uermas man 10 lieb gu %sewinnen,
oab Die Trennuns bon oerielben sur Qez
bensfrase miro - mas fat oas 2bier?
fraste fie pt0elid abfprinseno, als Die
8obbe neben ibr aus Dem @aiier ~fletterte
uno fnurreno uno idnaubeno ibren Wes
quer iiber oen Seebunoitein binibernabn,
oas Monolidt itimnlt es better, uno
oeanOa - 8 1T iouit nidt feline art -
(Sortietung folst.)
, 1877-04-30
e.nem etuSentsn iia ta1en lafet auf IT.

c.ueuN OtuutllcU ivy tulIS" WIZ" W. ~
fentliber Yromenabe-
2ouiie: Sd bite, lieber Batter
@ater: Stiqe! Marieden, iage Su mt
bic 8abrbeit. Sat ii& 9ouiie ppn Der
Stubenten fl1en la1en?
Marieden: Mein, lieber Slater, be
STUDENT alein lit idulois, er bat iid Dol
Der 2puiie fiiien Iai1e1.
rMuf melber Settle Der &~DnigsfraB
tpobnen eie," fragile elm 8e-liner poli
gift einen Mr~retanten, Der porsab, iein'
@ausnummer nidt gu rpi1en.
yuf beebe!"
y8as?"
yga, natiirli6! Sc nadbem bet Si'
pon bic &urfarltenbride fonmen, ODE
porn'n Nleranoer=p lab; NAL wobn' ic
redts I'm bet anbermal wobn' i'd linfs.
Sremoer: vaann i'd ben Seraussebe,
bieier 3eituns ieben?"
9erausseber: Ser bin i'd ielbt.
Bomit faan i'd bienen ?"
Sremoer: SD moate Sic NAL frasen,
ob Sic fir meine Srau feline 8erwenz
ouns bdtten ?"
5erausseber: Sir Sbre Srau! Sa-
in wel6er Giseni9aft?
Srember: uNls 8eporter. @enn Sic
Ser elm @ort iagen, weiB es morsen bic
sanse Staot."
Wtidel: yNber, 9anszSors, pas madt
! Sbr benin ba, Sbr itreidt jas Sdimmel
init Blut an; Sbr babt ia ben ganSen
TerItano perloren!"
Sans: r8erftanbet Sbr benn sar mir
ron Der Yferoe;udt? Sd mill bait elm
Solbluter MAIDEN aus benz &6ble."
slsent: @oaen sic iid ni6t poer ibre
Srau fir ben Sobesfaa periibern lal1en?
9err, 9anfe idDn; uenn meme Srau
wabte, bab i'd bur6 ibren Sob gu @elo
tpmme, lit ie i'm Stanbe uno lebt nod
bunoert Sabre.
@eididtSprofefor: @as slauben Sic,
pdre gel6eben, wenn BaQenitein ni6t
ermprbet wprben rpdre
30slins: Sd CLAUDE er wirbe ipdter
bob seitcrben.
Mmtsporianb: @i1en Sic ni9t mas
ii6 seb6rt Z Sic baben Sbren @orseiesz
ten gu 9rlben!-x ls14icasfnrs
5austnedt: Sic ieb'n ia, bab i'd ale
bpei alrm uca' 9pls bah, oa tann i'd bod
hidt sriben!
ImtspOrltano: Gin Slesel inb Sic.
Sn 3utunft gilt feline gnreoe!-
Sin padr> Sage ipdter besesnet Der
9austnedt Dem MmtSporltano in Der
slei4enS Situation. ginsebent
bes erbaltenen gcrweiies sreift er iofort
an feline Wlbe uno miniht Dem 9errn
goritaio gang sebOriamit unter b6flidem
8rube einen redt suten Morsen, NIB.
reno oieiem pie 9olsideite an bic Yeine
fliesen. sas ~
Bauer gum idmeinebitenoen Sdulz
lebrer): Sic, bas perbitt' i'd mir! So
lang Sic i'm Winter mel Sinner 10 arg
siAlase bawe, baw' i'd seoentt: bic
baw' es pieleiht peroient. SAP Sic
amer iebt INNER nur auf mel Sdu los
trommle, bas tann i'd mir nit s'falle
lalie DO mubt me- ia gar tel t9ers bawe!
9ie bette 3eit, UNI @rlen, 8irten uno
anoere 8aide %ab3ubaden, lit serabe,
wenn iie ibren @uds fur bic Saiion be-
enoet baben.
, 1877-04-30
MltmInferiide platte S@eramnrte.

1. 9a saibt bait idnif! iesat be
pc Sunse, Do rift be up ne Surge
(Sdwein).
2. aaes nit MOoten! Jag be Snie=
Der, oa llcs be iie fin Seitepaober mil
be Gae opbt.
3. 30 mubt bi mir ut maaten! Iegst
be 9abn, Do peridludt be ben Yileworm.
Sen Sipel ut! lest ben Bileworm unl
triipt a6tern webber rut.
4. Brattiih mot be Bur fin! Ieaat be,
DO bano be tin SdOb NIT ben Spul.
norm tau.
s. 90 90 mi ia Der! Jag be &reibe,
Do baooe ie @blers int Mul.
6. Sted ben &ppp blr't SenAer
msnn be fienen beit ? Jag be Bur ais b
be Sitter betablen iuQ.
z. aliens tlmp ut! iest be Bur, iSl
tpers be ublen, IN be bebbt 10 bid'
&6ppe.
, 1877-04-30
Sin bemerfen8ipe critics 8uh!|
,rtbnt's lettes nnb sr6btes.
0cfubr!

ober: S%erpunoetia benz tpaus zines 6renaoes.
Dieies p%pleneetffe aDert bieies 8tteranen Der
MrnsrifaniIbel Hiteratur pat ais Sorpuri einen Ge.
Bottles beribrt uno siebt einen i9redliden lieberblid
iber usbel. ipeldes es blostelt. MuRerortenttid,
ipannenn nnc anfregenc, wiro es BON Mlen nit
Neal:roe 9elelen ioeroen. Sluffrirt unc ibbn ge'
Nuneen. gSir ino entlhlolem. oas Bud In leoer ia.
milie oss aanoss ein3nfubrsn uno ~oterlreu nod nie
ea8eiuejene Sprtbeile alien mdnnlidbtu uno meibli.
ttn Sublcribentenlammlern, gDir p~erlaneen LIBERAL
Mgenten uub i&iden gratis auf 0srIan9em Beoinaun.
en- nno beiHreitsnoe Girculare. 3. NJ. 4tccnar'
y. Co., 7as Gbefnut Str. pbila.. 4aD2up.
, 1877-04-30
Elastic Truss Go.
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fur unlere Runoen.
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