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The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1877-09-13

The NEW ARIsTOCRACY.-The follow
ing colloquy comes from an unknown
source:
"Ephrahem, come to yer mudder, boy.
Whar you beenl"
"Playin' wild de white folks chilum."
"You is, he2 See hyar, chile, you'll
broke yer old mudder's heart, an brung
her gray hairs in de grave wild yer reck-
lumness an carryns wild evil assoyashons.
Hadn't raised you up in de way you
should ought to goi'
"Yethum."
Hadn't bin kline an tender wild you
an treated you like my own chile, which
you ISL"
"Yethum."
Hadn't reezoned wild you, an prayed
wild you, an deplored de good Lord to
wrap you in His buzzum9"
"Yethum."
can isn't yer nater'l detector an
garden TO de law9"
"Yethum."
"Well, den, do you s'pose Use a gwine
to hab yer morals ruptured by de white
trash3 No, sab! Get in de house dis in
step; an if eber cotch you 'municatin'
wild de white trash any mo-, TO- de Lord,
niger. I'll broke yer black head wild q
brick"
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1877-09-13
That Insidious Foe to Health,

An atmosphere impregnated with the seeds
OF malaria, Is rendered harmless by the time
ly use Of Hostetter's Stomach Bitters; and II
resort to this benign protective agent has
unwisely been deferred until the fever fits
have developed, it will have the effect of
checking them and preventing their return.
This statement is corroborated by thousands
who have tried this medicine for fever and
ague and bilious remttent fever, besides af-
fections Of the stomach, liver and bowels
peculiarly rife in malarious localities.
Throughout the West, indeed in every part
of the American continent where malaria
prevails, 1t is the accepted specific. Nor is
the area of its usefulness circumscribed by
the limits of the United States, since it is
widely used in South America, Mexico, Aus
tralia, and elsewhere.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1877-09-13


THE Sons OF EsAU.-The wild Bedou-
ms resemble in many respects the wild
red men of our own land; aud some
have claimed for them kindred Oriental
origin. Charles Warren StoddaId de-
scribes the former somewhat in a strain
of poetic hyperbole, but, withal, in splen-
did and graphic language:
He sits in this fierce heat and braves
the terrible light with the quick and un-
erring eye of the eagle; he bssks like a
lizard in the sun, and lives on air and
goats milk. He is a salamander and a
fatalist, and bears charmed life. don't
find his grave by the wayside, this fire.
fed Bedouin; believe that he is Matched
in the sand like an ostrich; that he lives
a thousand years on the chameleon's dish,
and is then consumed away, being at
white heat, and out Of his ashes springs
his phoenix sun! Son Of the sun, welded
to the daughter Of the moon, begetting
tribes as slim and swift-footed as lizards,
and holding forever the unlovely wilder
ness of fire and famine!
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1877-09-13
SAN FRANCISCO, August l.,


California Elastic Truss Company, 6l5 Sac
ramento observation-disclosures: 1t affords me
pleasure to inform you that the double truss
purchased OF you for my child, two aud one
half years old, ruptured shortly after birth,
has given entire satisfaction. had, previous
to purchasing your Elastic Truss, used sew
eral Of the old style steel spring trusses, but
no benefit was received. The child could
wear the spring truss but q few hours at a
time. But your truss, from the hour Of its
first application, has never given the little fell
low any uueasiness whatever. A remark
able fact connected with its use, is that lately
1t has been left off several days at time
without the rupture coming down. l feel
confident II will effect radical cure. take
pleasure In recommending all who are aftiict-
ed to use the California Elastic Truss. Wish
ing you the greatest success, l remain yours
respectfully. q. w. CLARK,
Conductor s. =. r. r.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1877-09-13

Not only is the cone very steep, but it
is covered with ashes, so that one has no
firm hold for his feet, but sinks deep at
every step. Thus he makes slow progress,
and is soon out of breath. He can only
keep on by going very slowly. had to
stop every few minutes, and throw myself
down in the aches to rest. But with these
little delays, kept steadily mounting
higher and higher. As we neared the
top, the presence of the volcano became
manifest, not merely from the cloud,
which always hangs about it, but by
smoke issuing from many places at the
side. 1t seemed as if the mountains were
vast, smouldering heap,out of which the
internal heat forced its way through
every aperture. Here and there long
line of smoke seemed to indicate y sub
terranean assure or vein, through which
the pent- up fires forced their way. AS we
crossed these lines of smoke the sulphur
Gus fumes were sitting, especially when
the wind blew them in our faces. But
ut last all difficulties we're conquered, and
we stood on the very top, and looked
over the awful verge into the crater.
Those who have never seen a volcano are
apt to picture it as tall peak, a slender
cone like sugar-loaf, with round aper-
ture at the top, like the chimney of a
blast-furnace, out of which issues fire and
smoke. Something of this indeed there
is, but the actual scene is vastly greater
and grander. For, instead of a small,
round opening, like the throat of chin
ney, large enough for one flaming column,
the crater is, | should think, early a
mile across, and half mile deep; and
one looks down into yawning gulf, a
vast chasm in the mountain, whose rocky
sides are yellow with sulphur, and out Of
which the smoke issues from different
places. At times it is impossible to see
anything as dense volumes of smoke roll
upward, when the wind drives toward US,
so that we are ourselves lost in the cloud.
Then they drift away, and for an instant
we can see far down into the bowels of
the earth. The point where we stood
projected over the crater. The great
eruption three years since had torn away
half the cone of the mountain, and now
there hung above it ledge, which
seemed ready at any moment to break
and fall into the gulf below. AS stood
on that "pcrilous edge" on the crum-
bling verge of volcano, seemed to be
in the position of human being exposed
to dangers vast and unseen, to powers
which blind and smother and destroy. AS
if nature would fix this lesson, by an i'm
age never to be forgotten, the sun, that
was declining in the west, suddenly burst
out of the cloud, and casting my own
shadow on the column of smoke that was
rising from below. That shadowy form,
standing in the air, now vanishing, then
reappearing, with every flash of sunlight,
seemed no inapt image of human life, a
thing of shadow floating in a cloud, and
lowering over an abyss DR.. Field
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1877-09-13
AGENTS WANTED; d.: :! ::s.:

Frontier ~ Available and authentic history o
the Hervism. Adventures TriAls. Prvstiona CAptivt
tea, and noble lives and deaths of the "Nolhers
the Republic" ny William W. Fowler Y. DkNlNC
d Gu. Publishers, San Francisco Cal
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1877-09-13

WILLIAM CARR, we'll known to the
people of Detroit Mich, as the learned
barber, 4 man of much scholarship, and
who enjoyed in his prime the friendship
Of William II. Seward and other promi-
nent men, died there July 10, of paraly-
sis, aged seventy years. His library
was one Of the most carefully selected
in the West, being especially strong in
metaphysical works, and his dialetical
skill was universal. To the last he con-
tiuued business in his little Jefferson ave-
nue. barber shop.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1877-09-13

DNEw GALLERY, No. Is Third street, San FIR an
cisco. first-class Photographs for half the price
charged at other galleries. fesze Portraits In oil
or water colors only TEN DOLLARS. Old Pictures
Enlarged to any size and beautifully colored Best
Enameled Cabinets and Cards VERY CHEAP, at
HOwLANDS NEW GALLERY. eYPlease call and
work and get prices before visiting else
where and be sure and remember the number: %
Third street, corner Of Jessie.
b. r. ROWLAND, Artist,
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1877-09-13

Stands for You
W Now I'll tell you what TO do.
Go TO all the Ap ,ihecary shops
- And ask for Mrs. Binghams Stceef Tar Drops
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1877-09-13

EVERY little fly, and every little peb
BILE, and every little flower, are tutors in
the great school of nature, to instruct the
mind and better the heart. The four ele-
ments are the four volumes in which all
her works are written.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1877-09-13

LIFE is itself neither good nor evil; il
is the scene Of good or evil as you make
it, and if you have lived day you have
seen all; one day is equal, and like all
other days; there is no other light, nc
other shade; this very sun, this moon
these very stars, this very order and revo-
luton Of things, is the same your an
cestors enjoyed, and that shall also enter
tain your posterity .-Asntaign.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1877-09-13
NEVER TREAT RELIGION LIGHTLY

NEVER TREAT RELIGION LIGHTLY
Impress your mind with a reverence for
all that is sacred. Let no wsntonness OF
youthful spirits, no compliance with the
incorporate mirth of others, ever betray
you into profane sallies. Besides the
guilt that is thereby incurred, nothing
gives more odious appearance of petu-
lance and presumption of youth, than the
reflection of treating religion with levity
Instead of being an evidence of superior
understanding, it discovers pert and
shallow mind, which, vain Of the first
smatterings Of knowledge, presumes to
make light Of what the rest Of maLkind
revere. At the same time you are not to
imagine that when exhorted to be relig.
ious, you are called upon to be more for
NAL and solemn in your manner than 9TH
ers of the same years, or to erect yourself
into supercil;ous reprovers OF those
around. The spirit of true religion
breathcs gentleness and kindness. 1t is
social, kind, cheerful-far removed from
that gloom and illiberal superstition
which clouds the brow, sharpens the tenn
per, defects, and teaches men to tit them
selves for another world by neglecting
the concerns Of this. Let your religion
on the contrary connect preparation for
heaven with an honorable discharge OF
the duties Of life. Of such religion, dis
cover on every proper occasion that you
are not ashamed; but avoid making any
unnecessary ostentation Of it before the
world.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1877-09-13

PARIS is constructing underground
railways twenty feet below the surface,
at cost of over $25, 100000.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1877-09-13
Gossip.

While it would scarcely be just to say
that all the gossip in the world is set
atioat by woman, we fear that she is pos
sessed by that demon to much greater
extent than man. If this gossip was al
ways harmless, the evil of tattling would
be less. Unfortunately, however, this is
not the case; not only are matters of but
little consequence rolled under the
tongue like a sweet morsel, but charac-
tiers are torn to shreds, and circumstances
that should be covered over by the veil
Of silence, are ruthlessly exposed by the
eager gossip. The more disgraceful the
event, the greater pleasure does the tat
tier take in its discussion, the more
earnest is she in her efforts to disseminate
the shocking tidings. She knows no fear,
and, alas she knows no mercy; she has
got hold of something worth talking
about, and she hugs it to her heart as
treasure of great price.
This eagerness to gossip about the af-
fairs of others is terrible flaw in the
character. Gossip is rarely good-natured.
She goes about with poisoned dagger.
She is the meanest goddess to worship,
because she is full of malice and unchari-
tableness. She strikes in the dark and
knows no pity. .
The Greeks represented the Harpies as
women of frightful countenances, with
serpents in their hair, and holding the
torch of discord. Were we to paint the
gossips of society, the modern Harpies-
it is thus that we would portray them
women Of frightful countenances, with
Kissing serpents twined in their hair, and
holding the torch of discOrd.
In 1909, an edict was issued at st.
Helena for the punishment Of gossips.
The ordinance was as follows: "Whereas,
several idle, gossiping women make it
their business to 60 from house to house,
about this island, inventing and spread
ing false and scandalous reports of the
good people thereof, and thereby SOW
discord and debate among neighbors,
and often between men and their wives,
to the great grief and trouble of all
good people, and to the utter extin-
gushing Of all friendship, amity, and
good neighbOrhood; for the punishment
and suppression whereof, and to the in
tent that all strife may be ended, charity
revived, and friendship continued, We do
order that if any woman from hencefOrth
shall be convicted of tsle-besring, mis-
chief-makipg scolding, or any other no.
torious vices, they shall be punished by
ducking or whipping, or such other pun
ishment as their crimes or transgressions
shall deserve, or the governor and council
shall think tit"
After so terrible threat as this, no
doubt the women restrained their tongues,
tranquility and peace we're restored, and
the reign of gossip was forever over at
st. Helena. If such a punishment as
this was inflicted upon the gossips of
New York, we fear that there would be
in the whole city very few dry women,
or women whose tender shoulders did
not ache from the effect of the merciless
lash.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1877-09-13
mrs. s,mamAm's SWEET TAR aEmEo,es

CONSIST OF SWEET TAR DROPS for slight Coughs
~ and Hoarseness. SWEET TAR TRoCHES Tor
tickling or Irritation In the throat tending 10 cough
SWIFT TAR BA1SAM, 10 be used In connection With
the Drors or Trochee according to the nature OF the
complaint for deep seated and hacking Cough, Group,
Hopping Cough. lnAuensA, Bronchirs, Asthma, and
70 Consumption.
Mru. Binehams remarks on the treatment and cure
OF Thruas snd Lung Complaints obtained after IN ex
perience OF many In connection with her sweet
Tar emedoa can be obtained OF any druggist free OF
charge They mpart valuable and useful Information.
SWEET TAR REMEDIES arc sinpie nome prepare
rons, sanctioned by the highs "a sufboriucssand
Are cure In their effects Tor what they are recon-
ulonded. kRDINGToN 4 CO.. san ~ Aacisoo
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1877-09-13

A MERITEp SUccEss.-Marburg's Seal o
North Carolina is fast proving itself the lead
ing Smoking Tobacco OF the age.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1877-09-13

USE Burnham's Abietine for rheumatism
and neuralgia.
, 1877-08-10
Is JuldnoifDr Dspe)ben.

Neip.O Off, 9. Nuanlt. Sn Yort
So0nipn uno Ssrsen.Yoint lino neue
ltnru6cn inter ben Mrbei.ern auf Den
Goblenwcrftca ausgebroGen. Ge'tern
Moreen t,brten "a Der alisn Irbeiter 81
Dem frii6eren2n6ne mieoer suriid. Mls tie
gum MiitugeIieu naN0aule 9in9en, pur'
ben lie BON benSrauen uno SD1tern Der
iibrigcn .Gtrifer" nit Steinen ongesrif~
fen lno Da9tcn s. ni6t, li4 DIN Na6.
mittoae iuieber an Die Nrbsit 81 besebsn.
lin 5 u6r 1tclIten 70 9euiIhe, pelde an
Gtslle Ser nStrifer" onscltelt wOroen
uarsn. bic Nsbeit Elm, neil lie, ipie Tie
iagten. a%nItait oes petiprpdenen 2obnes
DON $3.50 nur etma 60 Gents prD Sag
fir Die l1psre Iebeit etbieIten. Sisrs
1nnoert uGtrifer" be0abcn li6 in Be
Nleitung bes 6o6w. @atcrs &i0een gum
Mappr NIB erludten i'm, Die &o9len-
Gompasule womI9Iih 5a beme9cn, an'
semeNene S0bne su Sablen. Der Mapor
DeripraN, Dem @t'u@e na|N5utommen,
mo ermalnte inSwil@en ole arbeiter sur
Gu6e.
B0ilooe1p9io, 8. Mug. &arl
@hlmle, % SABRE aft, ipuroc 9eiicrn BON
8m 0snrD IN sinsm Strsits 9ei0otst.
, 1877-08-10
Neuffs tslsgr. psps(ben.
+. Ser Gricg tut Orient.

Sonbon, 8. Nug. Ser v@~tanooro"
pcrDffcntlidt GaAItebenoss aus Su@ae
ret: u0ie GuIien iii Der nm9eseno non
Yl,ena limb oetHarft woroen uno ad6len
iebt 10000 Munn.
Sic rumdnilde Aru1ee, $4,000 D(ann
TART. wcl6s sur 3cit no9 Nleopolls
mar10i,t, miro oen duBsrltsn rsebts1'
aliioel Der rulliiden Nrnee biloen.
Cine 9epel@e aus @leGorosla be''eD<
tst, oa5 in @rss Gin Sefebl cineetroffen
1T ole entbebrliden Sampfer iofort lee'
feytio al moden. Iier weroen beute uon
Cues aboeben. W2an permntbet, Dap oie
Sampler Sruppen nab GonltantIloN'
beiDroern iollen.
Mus Gontantinopd wiro semeloet
bob ole giirser res Geides r9ne Unto
1dieb at Der neuen 3man9sonlabe non
600. 600. 600 9iaitern bcitra9en uno oaB
a1e Mdnner slpii6en 90 uno 40 Sabfell
in Ser gilouns be9riffenen gilr9:rsaros
1ienen miiicn.
Sic No6ti6t, oob sic GuIen Bel 9ns
pab potr in nmitrslborer 9tobs olcles
Orts cine Nieoerlase c%lliite1, miro onfA
mc6rcre @epei1en beltatist.
3,pei @eqimertsr rnililher Gapale'ie
uno eip @otninon SnTonterle lino bel
Saslor, iiioli6 pon &ass'oo, mad ei'
mem bIuti9sn Sample BON ben Siltten
suriidseldloeen worbcn.
Sem Wieuer Gorrciponosnten Der
.Nors" sufolse i6idsn Die IuIIcn a'9en
partie ercbe Smppcnmollsn in e09iobs
BON Surtufai oiti Yrabmen ilbcr Die So
Nou.
Sn 2onbon ~einsclaufere Sepel9en
melben, ooB bic Subtraction in 9aiIrr
unterbrilft wofben 1T. General Goroon
wirb mo6rlAsinlih nddficns prn &bor-
tum noA G9pptcn abrellsn.
Sci DItrei6il1c 6inonSminiller loll
einem GprreIponbenten brs NctetsAlr'
ger .Golos" seseniiber 9cdnBert babsn,
baB SeI trei6 inter 9c9enmatt'sen I'm
1tdnben feline Ginmdnhe 9cgsn Die BE-
t6silieure Gerbiens an Dem &liese err
Debenmiiroe.
N,riNieoenne 9epci6cn melSen, boF
5000 tiirtiIMe Eciter ON 6. Inguit Dc
&r5len slpiIAen Dem 9orfc 2oscor (na-
lie N!cono mo Dem GuIifos Tlu1le an'
0%riffcn. Sic N%ullen i9ln9en Den @n-
qriIf nit lei@trr Miibe spriid. madten
jeocG fcinen 9criu6, Die Siirfen 81 per
fclgen. inbem @roBiiirit Nifulaus leine
Sruppcn ni6t our9 nubIoIe YIdntelsisN
uld6pfen min.
, 1877-08-10
GurOpaI(he Nahridtfu.

Oatmaaor. Don bcn Gtdo,en I'M
@roBber3o9t9um, auf wetde sic StdOte'
%oronung G~nwunoun9 finoet, ltno iw
Sabre 1877 al Commandment aus
gelAlaaeu worScn ouf Den @ulosn @om'
munallteucrfapitol: Main3 40,9 81.
DarmitaOt 1919 81, SHenbaA 3O,3
Yt., @ieben 1915 Yi., WormS 45,1
Pf. 9Sdbreuo Osrmitaot. Ofeubad)
uno @ieBen in Der Gage maren, bic
commandment IN @twaS at ermda
bi9sn, baben iid Wtains uno Worms
su nidt uu6etradlliden @rbobuEgen
aen0tbI9t 9elebcn, mas bel e%rf9enannter
Staot ieoeniols cine 6olae Der ourdl
Die Staotsrlpelterun9 perurladtcn &c.
fen III.
8ie sic 81. $. $751;" boren, Be-,
aatragt Die Wtebrbeit ncS @sies9ebuugS'
auSl1uIieS Der srlten &ammer, Dem pon
Sem @raien Coins 2auba1 geltellten
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. gu Dem 9eIee'
mtwurL Die @tbalte Der GalfSibuaeb.
tcr betr., nid)t betsutrcten, b. firuortet
uielmebr, wie friiber, i'm WsleutliMeu
9eitritt gu ben yeldluieu Der sweiteu
Rammer.
9lab Der teetsn @olfasabluns fat bic
Sinwobnersobl oe5 &rells5 0armItaot
bic .3abl 10000 iiberlAriltep. Den
Deleeliden Oeltimmun9en entlpreheno.
MuB nunnehr Elm neuers aus 24 Wflta
8~lisOsrn beltchen0er &rsistaa 9emdblt
usrOen puo bat ocb9alb Die icnft uors
pel1ricben 9sweleus particle Grneuer.
uns oelielben su unterbleibsn.
2aaiu5. Sberbirsermeilier @aGau
1T nad lousem Qeioen am z. Sui &C,
I%torben. Die Yeeroisuns iano ain Q.
5uli nit 9roBem Pomp ltatt. Nah Oem
OrtSoeretn Der BuhoruG,r. bic einen
ibrer belten Singer ourd Den SOB bets
loren 1aben, folste Der reihbetrdnita
Sarg, 9etragsn BON Wit9lleosru Or
Ifsuerwebr, bereu Oberiler @bsf Der Ser'
blibcne 9ewelen. Nui benz Trieoboi
an9cfommen, wrroe Der 2eidenSn9 bon
liuem @bOrnl Der Itabtii1en Gapels
.mpfangen. Wa1bem Die Grauert6ne
%oertlunsen, bielt Pfarrer 9isroupmi
line tief %empfuu5cne 2sihenrsoe. go
oann bradten bic @~eian9percine oas
MsenoelSiobn'i6. 2ieo IS 1T belimmi
n @ottes 0fatb" in ersreiienosr Wsile
gum Sortra9. Gouofatanwatt Or. Ou
mont wibmete bicrauf i'm 9tamsn bsa
StaStoostanSes Dem Oa9iuseiAisoeasa
.inen warmeu Nahruf.
, 1877-08-10

Cine 6iibide &oncrebnuna. Sic
rOeuti0e 3eitunQ" in New- Ohleons
ldreitt: Oas 99iH r@ou. Morton"
wuroe fiirstid be:m 5iiput1 tpob Dom
Slibe astroHen. uno bon Den 400 Bali
fen Cotton etipa $500 onrc1 Beusr mo
g8nIer bei6doiQt, jpooN ui6t 10 fe0r
Bop Iie nidt nod 500 bis $50 per 9ol
len ami Der Nuflion brohten. Ser Got-
ton nurbe ouf Der Iuftion oerfnuft uno
braGte un9cfabr $4,000. 6ielpon
bconiprubt Die nSomboat 3D." slpei
0rittel. $4,000 fir Iettun9e9ebii6rsn,
uno $4,000 fir Die Nrbfit, bas 6diiI
Bic Dor Die G%ottonpreiie III bringen.
Wu6 bennlprnht Die A~Iiociaiion 5luei
Orittel res 5diffes. 0ie Gottonprelie
forbert etmo $4,000 fir 2aqerunG poer
S. 80 per gnden. 3pci Snlpeftoren
b~eonlprlden ieaer 81 per8alen, $4,000,
md6rcno Ilfiioratoras. WariAolls< unO
@eri6tsfoTen etpo $4,000 betro9en
weroen. Muf bic $4,000 fir Q%eYfttcs
ten Cotton fommen iomit etlua Sl20,-
4O0-uae wabrl6einlih miliien Die In
osrpriters ooer. Gissntbiilmer Die fsblen-
DEN $500 sn(6iebcn. Cine 10 nnpsr'
l6dmte GpIenrs6nung uno cine lplAc
8iiroe unleres 9erfebrs fam ober nar
in Stem Orleans norfommen. 90tbt N
@si0G5t!
, 1877-08-10

CIR q a d barin: p@ebea Sic
Dem &Inoe MIR Weir 81 %trinfen, uno
reiben Sic ibm Die 8eine bamit Elm es
miro Damn bolo laAfen f6nnen."
3weiie Nn6hnrin .Dns gloub' iN
Trou Weaer. Mttin Diam. der isben
Sog i'm Setter mbeitet, 1T Nbsnos 10
iGwa0 oil rem @eincr, onB er faum Ite,
fen faHn, uno probirt Den Mcln blpB,
luie miiroe cs erlt Seben, toeun er oonit
einrelb".
Mas msint ser Biotmiit nit bcn
WOrten Die Yelt, Die i'm 9unfeln
Idletht? fro9te Elm Sonntagsi6uleb-
rec, 9omit meint er bic Sganse, riei Gin
nenuid9riger Sun9e.
, 1877-08-10

Sie belbtn Mdnuer iunrcn tpeQen elrcr
fleinen Suume Geloes in eincn @ort-
wcd]Iel 9elotben, uno ser Serllorhcnc
bate iid entfernt. Ssnrg folate ibnl jc'
sod, llod ulo itredte ibn ourd) eircn
m1dtigcn Gdtas gu 8oocn. G0llnle
itiir5te nit Dem Gopf uui eineu Ninniteiu
uno blieb auf ser StcGe toot.
2onispiI1e, &p. S.Nug. Sn octt
Observation-Disclosures no1e6orroo8bnra
1T obetmols cine bluti9e SOicboHaire
porgeIallcn. Sen Barring wuroe ougens
blidli6 sc Dotet, Sulins Barring omr@
Die linfe 9@ulter sfi6oiim uno s'rei
anoere Bet6eiliste beoentIi6 per>pnn>et.
6eoolio, Mo., 8. @ng. Sin me1t
lid gc6enoer 3ne Der rDliIionr gacific
9obn" wurbe 9eItern Gbeno cine Wtsile
BON gentre,@iep onr6 cine 5erbro9ene
66iene o,ts Dem GeleiIc gewoifen nno
bier Wageons i"iiirsten lin. 3pDlf Bol-
Ioeierc murben uerlebt feincr lcoo0 get
fGbrli1.