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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1877-08-10

President HAYES will leave Washington
for Bennington, to participate in the exer-
ci'es of the Centennial. on Monday, August
18Th, and will spend three or four days
there. The remainder of his visit to Yer
mont will, it is understood, be spent with
Secretary ETarts, at Windsor.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1877-08-10

MR IL. II DAVIS has purchased portion
OF the business Of Edward NJ. Read (sheet
music and the smaller musical instruments),
and has moved his bookstore to Mr.. Reads
former location in Union Block.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1877-08-10

The VERMONT Mutual Insurance COMA
sY.-At the meeting OF the directors of the
Vermont Mutual Fire Insurance Company,
held at Montpelier, August |. James I.
ThurstOn resigned the position of president
on account of his health. His resignation
was accepted and the following elections
were made: President, W. Ii. IL Bingham
Vice President, Fred E. Smith.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1877-08-10

THE commendsble practice Of rendering
free steamboat excursions to the poor chill
dren was fairly inaugurated by the Cham
plain Transportation Company, in their free
excursion given to the children of the Home,
ON the l2tn ult
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1877-08-10

RECEIVER APPOINTED. Judge Dunton
appointed David Crofut, of Arlington. re-
eever of the Arlington Car Company, in
place of Col. Ii. S. Hard.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1877-08-10

JUDIcIOUs ADvERTIsISG.--The prirgield
Republican publishes editorially the fellow
ing sensible remarks on advertising:
Reforms OF all kinds seems to be in
fashion. One of the Out-croppings of this
new fashion of common sense is in the
business OF ADVERTISING looping off of the
more expensive and sensational and vulgar
modes OF putting the thing to sell before the
attention OF the person who buys. The re-
form was well voiced at a late meeting of
the stove manufacturers of the country at
Detroit, where the President denounced the
Ineffective and expensive advertising that
had been much INDUCED in by the trade,
the tawdry iItographs and other sensational
machinery, and recommended instead the
more exclusive use of the best newspapers
II we would make the best possible use
Of our money he continued, we should
patrOnize ably conducted and responsible
newspaper. The newspaper is immeasura-
bly, the best medium open to our trade the
most liberal and expert advert isers testify to
its value. and IN the employment of its col
umns We would find means of escape from
wasteful, undIgnited and Ineffective meth
DDS, to which so many resort in their ca
gerness to secure attention and patronage"
lnese are IiGetu suggestions OF experience
and common sense, and there are signs, as
II by a Common instinct, that they are be
ing adopted ty merchants. manufacturers
and other classes Of the community having
occasion 10 I. gage IN either purchasing or
selling.
Old and wel.--stablished papers, with
CONSTITUENCIES representing the best classes
of society, are undoubtedly the most avail
able, the cheapest and the most remunera-
tive avenues for advertising. The cOnstitu-
ency of newspaper. the character, the
consuming quality, the taste and variety of
Its readers, their respect for it and the
fidelity with which they and their families
read 1t, are facts to be considered
quite As much as the mere amount
Of gross circulation. Then, again, a.
advertisers cannot use all the news
papers. there l. the question of selection,
and into this enters the extent and complete
ness with which any one or more newspapers
occupy certain field. and render unneces-
sary the use Of its local rivals. On all these
points there s field of discriminating in
telligence by advertisers who would get the
worth Of their money, and the conclusions
Of the stove men are evidently rejecting the
thought and action of other classes of adyer-
tisers throughout the country.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1877-08-10

FINE OATs.-II5n. Levi Underwood has
on his property in this city half an acre of
whit, German oa.s, from seed obtained of
the Government, which shows the remarka-
BILE increase OF one hundred to one The
oats weigh forty-seyen pounds to the bush
Ell, and are of the first quality.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1877-08-10

REAL EsTATE.-The store on Church street.
recently owned by Ii. A. Mooney, was sold
at auction, Friday, by W. L. Burnap,
assignee in bankruptcy. The property
brought Sl,7s5 over and above mortgages
Of Si, 1913. 49, making total consideration
of S6,67S.l9. and showing that city real
estate is not so dead as some would have US
believe. Mrs. 6. F. Collision was the pur-
ohaaor
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1877-08-10

Now is the time to gather ferns for winter
ornamentation. They are just in their prime,
and can be found in great abundance almost
anywhere in these parts.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1877-08-10

The Rutland Herald pays this merited
compliment to the Burlington High School ::
"This school is superior one. and there is
no better one anywhere to fit young man
for cnllege'
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1877-08-10
Stark'S Northern Line,

l.. J. N STARK, PROPRIETOR,
For the transportation of
MI ECuNNp'SF, IRON, IRON ORE, LUMBER.
coal, PRODUCE, ETC,
mTWCEg
Philadelphia, New YORK, Lake Champlain,
Mcntrrnl, Ottawa, and intermediate places.
tor information apply to
l. J. N. STARK, ~ Coentics Slip, New York.
or +. Ii. WILKINS, burlington, Vt
May u, d&wti
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1877-08-10

The regular fare from this city to Ben
nington is IS O5, but during Centennial
week tickets for the round trip will be sold
at S.. There will undoubtedly be large
Attendance from this city and vicinity.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1877-08-10

ALL through the State the veterans are
enlisting in large numbers for the Centen-
nj celebration at Bennington, and it will
undoubtedly be the largest and best reunion
of ex soldiers yet held.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1877-08-10

TEE GRANGERs AND THE STATE FAIR.-I
Adams be devoted the Changers, and q
premium be offered to the grange which
shall make the best exhibit.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1877-08-10
~ P M
TRAINS LEAVE BURLINGTO
eth. 40 and : 3na m IA
~ y. IN.
LAKE cuANPIAIy STEAMERS,

A STOWE MAN named his ten children
Luceba, Lucretia. Lurans, Lucinda, Lucia.
Lula. Luna, Charles, Carroll and Clarence.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1877-08-10

STATE WoRKHoUsE.-The State Workhouse
Commissioners met at Bellows Falls the
other day to examine the building specifca-
tions submitted by Architect W. p Went
worth. 1t is understood that proposals vii
be advertised for soon.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1877-08-10

rHE Burlington and Lsmoille Railroad is
doing a business in excess of the e1pecta-
tons of its friends. and can not fail to
largely increase the business and prosperity
of our city
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1877-08-10

The wages of all employees of the National
Express Company who receive over $50 a
month will be reduced ten per cent. after
September l>t
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1877-08-10

FIRE AT SwANToN.-Two dwelling houses
and tarns belonging to B. A. Arsenault,
of Swanton, located on the west side of the
river, near the Barney House. were des-
troyed by fire at L. O'Clock Thursday night
No insurance. Only the determined work
of the citizens prevented a sweeping con-
napration
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1877-08-10

TIE Church street Improvement includes
two-teet widening of the sidewalks on the
lower portiou-a c)nsummstion devoutly to
be wished.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1877-08-10
CITIZENS LINE STEAMERS.

The Entirely New and Magnificent Palace Steamers
CRY oFTHOY. Sunday. Tuesday, 4 Thursday
SARATOGA, Monday, Wednesday and Friday
From Steamboat Landing, foot Broadway, Troy
at y. m. Sunday boat leaves at p. NJ, or on ar
rival Of all evening trains of Rensselaer, and Sasa-
t"ga Central Vermont, and Troy and Boston Rail
roads and connections, arriving in New YORK at an
early hour in the morning. Through tickets sold
and baggage checked to New York at the depot,
burlington, and at Oitcc CHAMPAIGN Transportation
Co loot Of Coll, ge st. Fare lower than by any
other route. Special attention is called to the fact
that the Palace Steamers at this line entirely
now, having Just been built expressly for This
r"u g, are very light dra!t, consequently meet with
no delay on account of low water Ia the Upper
Hudson. state TUums warmed by steam during the
cool months Meals ON the European Ian.
Ask Tor tickets via Citizens Linz. Troy.
W H. iluTCiIINS, Il. ". HORTON.
Genl Passenger Agent. G5n'l Agt Troy, N. Y.
June x, d&wlm
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1877-08-10
Collins VGiiaic Plaster
VEGETINE

VEGETINE has never failed to effect 4 cure
giving tone and strength to the system debiltated
by disease.
SHE RESTS WELL.
South POLAND, Me, Oct. II, Is.G.
Ii. r. STEVENS:
Dear Sir have teen sick two wears with the
liver compliant, and during that time have taken
a great many different medicines, hut none Cf them
did me any good. was restless nights and had no
appetite. Since taking the Vegetne rest well and
relish my food. Can recommend the Negetne iOr
what il has done for me. Yours respectfully,
MES. ALBERT RICHER.
Witness Of the above
Mr.. Geo NJ. Vaughan. Med.oTd, Mass.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1877-08-10
PERUVIAN SYRUP.
PERUVIAN SYRUP.

NORTH sEARsNOsr, Me-, Sept. Q, 1870.
pEAE SIR-lt gives me very great pleasure to
INFORM Ou o. the benefit received from the use of
Icy Wan 81 Ruf in ny own family. Ny WIFE
lol the past ten years, has been in feeble health
Very much debllitated generally. Last Spring she
eoheIuded TO ry bottle OF PERUVIAN SYRUP
anu was SO well pleased with the result, niinued
its use until three or four bottles had heen used
anu she Is now in better health than at any time
"r ten years, and has increased in weight from ITO
p"unus 70 l!tt- nave employed ply sicians. and
used great variety OF patent medicines H. the ,.x-
tent 81 hundreds of dollars. and know she re-
celVed more benefit from PEkUVIAN SYRI +
than all the rest together.
My sales OF the syrup are very large and con-
SANITY Increasing, and do not hesitate to .om-
mehh nd even warrant it to give satisfaction |!
you deslre you are at liberty to use this cOmmuni-
cation as You see fit. it gives me pleasure 10 rec
ommend Pm article to suffering humanity
Yours truly, lrHlEL TEASE.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1877-08-10
W. NJ. X A nj = ID T. LII,
DENTIST.

Noons In Howard Bank EniidIn4
College 81, Burlington, VI
Dentistry in nil its branches thoroughly execute,
May l6, dkv3m
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1877-08-10
Ice water

And >weetened. forms mixture which, a 4 cooling
healthy, and refreshing summer Beverage has no
equal. Barrels OF ice water, prepared in this way
may he drank without the slightest injury; and
happy is the man who lihds in this substitute ioi
spirtuous liquors. IL value 10 the Farmer. the
Mechanic, the LahOrer cannot be oNercstimated. II
is cheap to lie within the reach OF all; so finely
favored as to lie cpjoy ed by lovers o. the choicest
liquors,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1877-08-10

CdITTENDEN COUNTY FAIR.-The annual
fair Of the Chittenden County Agricultural
Society, which will be held on the grounds
at Essex junction, next month. promises to
be even more than ordinarily successful. The
premium lists are liberal and the judges pos
sess the highest qualifications; and every
exhibitor may be sure of ample justice.
Novelties will be introduced in the shape of
a foot race and potato race, to take place
on the afternoon Of the first day. On We'd
nesday and Thursday there will be four in
teresting hOrse-trots, two each day. The
orator. this year, will be the Hon. Edward
A. sowles, of 81. Adams. The Central Yer
mont AMI Burlington and Lamoille railroads
will carry passengers for fare one way ; and
an unusually large attendance may reasor-
ably be expected. The officers Of the so
ciety, headed by its indefatigable and hard
working president, d. G. Barber, E-q of
this city, are doing all in their power to
render the fair noteworthy success, and it
is to be hoped that the people of the county
will show the interest they ought to display
in this home institution"
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1877-08-10

The ASSAULT on JAY GOULD. already
mentioned in our Geographic dispatches.
is described as PILLOWS: While passing
through Exchange Place he was sccosted
by Major A. A. Selover (whose name is
familiar IN Vermont railroad litigatiop)
and after some words, SelOver struck Gould
one or two blows on the side of the head
and then picking him up threw him down
the area way. distance OF eight feet. Mr..
Gould was rescued by sumo friends and was
found uninjured with the exception of few
slight bruise' liz was able to walk to his
office. The trouble Is said to have origin
sted from Gould having betrayed a COM
bination to pu; up the price of Lake Shore
stock, in which James X. Keene, the Cali
fOrnia Spectator, and Major Selover were
interested with Gould. There was consider
able excitement on the Stock Exchange for
. few minutes, a. 1t was rumored that Gould
had been seriously injured This is the Sec
ond time that Gould has been assaulted by
one Of bis victims, his former assailant
being fined two hundred dollars for tenn
porarily disfguring ks great Spectator $
nose.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1877-08-10
Ghe 6ree Rress.
Travellers Guide.
TRAINS ARRIVE At BuRLISG TON.

TRAINS ARRIVE AT BURLINGTON.
From the North SIS am. and 40 ZIG and s. Is pm
From the East, by Central Vt. k. R., $50 and sd
am, SIS and Sis p. IN.
From the South, 40 IN. 2.40, 40 and ZIG p. m
From the East, by Bur. Lam. Il. R., II, As a. M
and go p. IN.
TRAINS LEAVE BURLINGTON.
Going North, 4.l0 and a. ~, 2.45, 1872 and ID
pm.
Going East by Central VT r. R., 80 a. M, l2l5,
as and 30 p. IN.
Going South, SIS a. IN. and l. 20. 800 and 20 p. IN.
Going East, by Bur. 4 Lam. r. R., 7.i5 q. N. and
Bpm
LAKE CIIAMPLAIy STEAMERS.
Steamer Vermont leaves for South, so a. M, for
North, go p. m; arrives from South, 500
p. M, from North, $50 6. IN.
Steamer "A. Williams" leaves for North, $40 g. m.
arrives, 80 p. III.
steamer Herald leaves for South. 23O p. NE, arrives
l0.i5 4.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1877-08-10

TIVE FALL TERM will begin On Thursday
l August -. lS;:. Board at the boarding house
$40, in families ot the ,lla=e, - - to $i0a per
week.
For circulars, address
J. ). sPAuLDING.
July 10, dSwiw barre VI.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1877-08-10

Col. HARDs ACCOUNTS The Manchester
Journal says Of the case of Col. Ii. S. Hard,
Of Arlington:
MIR. Burton has already made a partial
examination of his accounts as receiver, and
has found nothing that would indicate
fraud. The report shows about $500 in
money in Mr.. Hard's hands and about $500
more charged to him on account And
there are quite number of debts due to
him as receiver, most of which are collect
able. Mr.. Sheldon. attorney for the credi-
tors of the company. has also examined the
accounts. and has discovered no fraud or
defalcation Of any amount.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1877-08-10

Lyman & Allen S.
Parasols.
We offer The balance of
our large line Of Pnrn-
soils WUhOut regard 10
cost. Finest tWillcd silks
aud elegant mOuntings
nj less than usually
asked for co mnOn goods.
Fans.
Nice assortment at
traciive prices.
Shetland Shawls.
Splendid assortment of
these very desirable
Lace Shawls & Sacques.
20 Lace ShnWlS and
Sacques, new patterns,
ut one half former price.
These goods were bought
Ita great bargain and
we desire 10 close them
ont ut once.
Ladies Leather Belts.
some entirely ncw styles.
Embroidered Gallons.
Very handsome for TRIM
rs Doz. Windsor Ties,
AZ 2j cents cach; best
quality; cheap nj double
The money.
Lace Scarfs.
Beautiful line opened
This morning.
And many other goods worthy
Of notice,
LYMAN & ALIENS,
l59 CHURCH ST,
BuKLlHsTuw VI.
July 81 '."r
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1877-08-10
Dyspepsia,

Fatulancy, Sluggish Digestion, want Of Tone and
Activity in the Stomach and Bowels. Oppression
after Eating, to lie relieved by single dose
taken after each meal. A great want exists for a
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1877-08-10

Hens GH-W00l Cashmere
Pants. He hare ONLY Is
PAIRS LETT. at $3.50 u
D0ir: cost at irh0les0ie from
81 to $4.S;.
| 10th Lot
Mems 0U-rOOI Cashmere
Pants. We hare ONLY II
PAIP.S LEFT, at So a ,,nir:
cost at WhOIeSale from $1.Ss
to $3.50.
18th Lot
Mems aU-WOOl Cashmere
Pants. We hare ONLY 10
PAIRS LEFT. at $3.50 a
pair cost at WHOleSafe from
$j.9j to SO.
18th Lot
%s%, Is s $%ss :; s STTT ,
cost at Wh0ies0fe from SO to
""'"
U UnI, ,m m' Tx sa IN ,na'N "
the REDUCTION FROM ACTU-
P''Se 1851
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1877-08-10

C.EOO REWARD will lie paid for bottle Of
tNDNJU any other Extract CT Essence of Jamaica
Ginger if found to equal il in fine flavor, purity and
prompt medical effect. Largest. Cheapest and Best.
Take no other until You have given it trial.
Sold by all Wholesale and Retail Druggists, Gro
GERS and Dealers in Medicine. Price, 10 cents.
WEEKS 4 POTTER, General Agents and Whole
sale Druggists, Boston.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1877-08-10
Restorative StimIiant
SnnfOrd's samDica Ginger,

An elegant combination ofthc True Jamaica Ginger
with the choicest aromatics. II Is beyond all com
parison the most healthy, invigoratng tonic and
>tmuaEt before the public. IL IS earnestly recon-
mended to tine weak and nervous to those recover
ing from facilitating diseases. and To the aged to
whom it imparis warmth and vig1r.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1877-08-10

Prepared by II. Il. STEW NJ, i, stun. Mas.
VEGETINE IS SOLD EY AL ~. GG!STS.
Aug l-dGwlm
, 1877-12-29

Mann treffen, 8auiac ben 3iegenbirten,
nit einem 9elben 6unbe. Sagen Sic
ibm ih piroe bewa6t, i'd f6nnte midi
fonmen uno ienoe Sic. : 9ier, nebmen
Sic oieie I~rmipanse, er fennt oieielbe
uno wiro Sbnen trauen. Sragen Sic,
Ob er einen 8rief fir mid bat uno brinz
gen Sic mir benlelben, pbne bab es Sc
mane iiebt." =
Sic iaste oas aues in srpber Sait uno
iebr aufserest.
rSebn Sic iid AUDI Dor, bab Sic benz
Yiita nidt begesnen unterwess, Ooer
Dem @rafen gilbert, ober ionit elmer pcn
leinen Greaturen uno iorsen Sic oafir,
oab ie Sic Stiemano nit benz 8alliac
ipreden iiebt. IS lit elf nbr iebt, Inn
Elm ubr tonnen Sic wieber 5uriid iein, i'd
tparte ppller Insit uno llnseoulb."
rSd meroe tbun, wie iie es piini6en, "
erwieoerte Gamia bepest. bic Spanse in
ieine 8ruittai6e idiebeno. - SD oanfe
Sbnen, oab Sic mir pertrauen, Srdulein
DON Weioenbeim."
ST ergriif ibre 9anb unb fabrte iie
ebrerbietig an feline 2ippen. Sic lab ibn
an nit einem pon Sbrdnen umIlprten,
banfbaren 8lide.
Isle treuer Menih," iprad iie be-
pegt, upb m6dten Sic es ME eriabren,
mas Summer beibt!"
LIMB m6hte Der 6immel Sbnen balo
pieoer frobere Sage idenfen unb Sic 10
slidlid MAIDEN ais Sic es peroienen!"
= ermieoerte ct nit iberitr6menbem
5ersen, oann sribte er iie uno idritt in
Gile einen Seitenpfao binab.
Muf einem umpege, UNI BON Niemano
bemerft gu tperben, besab er ii6 na6 ben
Stdlen unb rift sebn Winuten ipdter bic
Yarfmauer entlans unb benz @aloe gu.
@priidtis idaute er iid UNI, pb ibm
9tiemano fplse uno iette lein Pfero pann
in einen lanaen @alDpp.
ST besesnete Niemanben untermess,
nut elmer alien Srau nit einem blpnoen,
taum ermadienen Dtdb6en, Der Dtifuih
unb ibrer Sod +, Der Galamb.
Sic blieben iteben uno i6auten ibm
na6
9inter Der %speiten Bride, unter einem
bi6ten Gebll6, auf einem perpitterten
Stamm lab elm bober. nit einem braunen
Ssur betleibeter Bauer. Sin buntler
S6lappbut, wie Jpn bic Slomaten gu trasen
pflesen, beidattete feline srpben, pom
Winb unb 8etter se~brdunten 3iae uno
an leiner Suite bling bic b0lSerne Selo=
Der aulacs. Seine frdftiaen
Seine itafen in srobwolenen @atien,
ieine SIbe aber in Baltihuben, ben LAM
oesabliden 8ptstors. Sn ieiner Sano
belt er einen lansen, acknowledgement
balb Stibe, balb @afe, uno neben
ibm lag elm selber, raubbaariser S9dfer=
buno, beien Huge Ausen ben Ndberfom=
member wa6iam multerten. IS mar
Galliac Der tSirt nit ieinem 9unbe. IS
mar bort freies @eldnoe, fein Menid mar
in Der Ndbe. = GamiQ rift gu ibm beran
uno bot ibm ben abliden @rub. Ser
idaute auf uno rihtete iein erpbes
fpridenoes Muse feit auf ben 8eiter.
(8ortesnns folgt.)
, 1877-12-29

%ionberr1 gebt rubig 'ei1es Wess r%petter, 10 Dat
Der Seamte - na6bem Der 9anomerfSburIhe
bsinabe oas ienieitige l1fer errei6t bat - Die.
fen ~perfolgt ultb aufbdlt: vSte baben orel
Yfennise Sriidenselo Su be5ablen; - miien
sic bas nift? ?" = ySa, wiien thu ids
l6on, aber i) bab' feline brei Ytennt9." -
yOanm gebsn sic au9enblidli4 mieoer
5uriid!" - vaber erlauben Gle, penn i'd
idon feline Yfsnnis fiir's Siniiberssben bab',
mo ioQ id 1ad)bsr nod bret Pienni9 berrtep=
men fiir's 3uriidseben.
Sin Yator bate Dor %einigen Sabren
elm Srautpaar ein3ule9nen uno be9ann letne
9lureoe ltatt nit y@eliebte Serlobte!" nit
ben 8orten: ySerliebte @elobte!" augen>
blidlid aber ieinen 6ebler benlerfsnb, oer=
beiierte er uuo ia9te: r@elobte Serltebte!" =
Sic iiuo Elm seideibter &erl," ia9te etn
Nbpofat III ipDttildem Gone ST. eiuem 3eu9en
Der gesnerii9en Seite. = SD piiroe baS
Compliment ertnioern," antlportete Der 3euse,
ytpenn ib ui1t inter Gib pare."
- Natiirli9. Sirit: rSagen Sic
mir, mein lieber S6ul5e, ME fDn1mt es, oab
i'd in oieier @e9euo gar 10 piele &inoer barilb
berumlaufen lebe ?"- SdulSe: vSa, 0urd=
lau6t, 10 foltrnen ie bel uls auf Die 8elt.
- 3sitsemab. Sunge (eds Sabre
alt): rYapa, id mill beiratben!" Satsr:
y8as, beiratben willit ou? Sannit bu oern
aid idon eine Srau ernabren? ?" = Surge:
., bas lit gar ni9t notbwenpts. Bic 4issie
bot iisben Gents uno Die oeripenpen mir.
Gin frdftiger Sieb. Dame:
ySagen Sic mir, SER Brenlier, mas sic
wolen i6 bin nidt 10 pride; id werbe
iiber gar ni6ts mebr roth, - bas fam ib
Sic %psrii9ern!"- Sffisier: naud iiber oisie
Ssriiderung nidt?"
: 8ennerb1id. Sdauipielerin: yMein
liebsr Oireftor, i'd mub Sic nm meiaen abz
idieo bitten, ba i'd mid in .l1dditer g8ode
nit meinem @rafen perntdhlen merbe!" -
Sbeaterbireftor: ygber, liebes 8tno, moSn
beoarf es bierSu zines Iblhieos? Sin paar
Wonate llrlaub merben'S mobl altd tbun!"
Gins Mics Inbere. Nrau:
,Iber, Ntaun, wiait On oenn 0ein u%nlinni=
ges Sriafer, gar ME aufgeben? ?" Mann:
.Dod, bod, iobal, Ou Dein uniinni9es So
fettiren auf9iebii, meine Siebe!" = 6rau:
~ad, i4 llngliidli9e, Der Menld iit alp url=
perbeherlid!"
, 1877-12-29
Da|e Boil Ger1tbfdlaften.

0appem, irsenb cine 5arbe, SO Cts. i.oe; @sb
~ Biirtel. roth ODER blau, 25 s. Striimpfe so Gts.
pas paar. hemoen nit Yu6itabem 81 uno 50 jeoes.
an e zoe n ~; 70 1lat ", = SSs w%ar3 S g Sts sg isSss,
sdube nit spikes" 50, slippers nit ,Spites" 81. 25,
Gatders' banbi6ube IS Gts., 1928, $3.50 pas paar.
Mpan's, ltahm's. 8oB' uuo Mariters' y9eao Saa"
sl,25, Va prosem per NoIt nerihidt beim
VmpfdMg oes YreiSeS. ~
Bats" 81 per 0uBen6. q. q. WtarSterS,
S1idt fir Gatalose. 1876 9(aiau Str, ". y.