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Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1877-08-24
a Mueh-Abused Organlsl.

He had ground away in that one
place for nearly half an hour, going
several times through his whole op,
cratic repertoire. Much relieved by
mis- departure, our friend picked up
his book, but had scarcely begun
again when again the doleful sound
of the same hand organ, now in the
next yard broke in on Burton's phi
losophy. In despair our friend laid
down his book, reached for his coat,
and was starting out tor walk
when commotion arose outside, the
music of the hand organ tapering OIL
IN one long hoarse moan, as if 1t
were windbroken. The musician
had been startled by a woman's
voice calling:
"You; say, you! music man! You
get oud; we don't got no cent for
yon!'
The musicians hand had ner-
vously left the crank, and the organ
had moaned itself into silence; but
seeing that it was only woman, he
again took hold and went on with
the air. This enraged the German
woman whose wash lines were being
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1877-08-24
The Ice.Fiend,


The other morning as the driver
of an ice wagon halted his team in
frGnt of a house on Columbia street
at half-past four, and was making
ready to hurl twenty-five pounds of
ice against the gate with the usual
crash, the owner of the place came
AROUND the corner Of the house and
gently said;
'Might as well drop that on the
grass or fling it through a window,
just as suits you best. And after
that You can shout at your horses as
you stop, or you needn't utter a
word. You can also use your own
discretion about yelling to other dri-
vers a mile off" ..
"Why, what's the matter ?" asked
the driver.
':My wife has left me, Pve sent
the children away, the furniture is
mortgaged, and I've reached the
point where nothing can annoy me.
/ used to want to kill you for wax
ing up the whole fsmily at daylight,
and once | did try to get your range
with my revolver, but that's all past
and gone. You can now come up
the street on a gallop, yell like an
Indian, smash the front door in and
break window or two, or YOU can
creep softly up and let me sleep on.
This is a sad, cold world and l want
you to take all the comfort you
can"
The driver has been thinking over
it. Before that morning he was fig
uring to borrow base drum, a pair
of cymbals, hand-organ, a dinner
horn and shot gun To help along
the good cause, but now he seems
downhearted and discouraged.
Detroit Free Press.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1877-08-24
LEGAL.
Sherln a. Special Master Commission n
eF-Saie Of Lands and Tenements.
.a Ashta5t,Ja Common pleas ..,-a

'i'''i,S ss,,iast In 1'nser '.
Abisha L. Wright ct al
u \ virtue of an Order of y IA. in
- ly issued from said Cou.t IN ti.,. ,,ls,,,s.
case to me directed, will oiier for snif NV
way public auction at the door 81 tl,t. ,,,,Irt
house in Jefferson, Ashtabuia County ONO
on Monday, the goth day of A uguSt : n iS-e
between the hours of Tea. m. and i2 Ia .5cIo..l
of said day, the following described lands
and teuementS, tOWlt:
Situate in the township Of Morgan, County
of Ashtabuia, and state OF OElu, and de-
scribed as follows;
ISt-Au that piece of land in said township
known as the north half OF lot No. ~, and
bounded: beginning at the northwest corner
of said lot No. lS7. running thence east along
the original north line of said lot To the norm
east corner thereof. thence south along tile
original east line Of said lot twelve ~ challs
and nifty 90 links % "A stone. thence west On
a line parallel with the north line to the WeSl
lhe oi SAID lot No IS1, thence north along sa %
west line 20 the place of beginning, cOntaill-
ing ntty go acres OF land. more or less.
IA piece OF land situate in lot No III IN
Sitld IOWnSnlp. and bounded: beginning at
the southeast corner OF said lot No. 127, thence
IN a nOrUheaSterly direction on the road Lead
ing nom SAID southeast corner to the village
of Rock Creek, thirty iOur rods and twelve
links thence southWesterly at right angl IS
with said road about Jwenty-One rods To fhe
south line of said lot Ia7, thence east along
the south line of said lot No. ~ thirty-eigh M
rods to the place OF beginning; containing
about two acres of land,
Terms cash. Appraised at So
5tl4E L. ). YOUNG,
Sheriff as Special Master Commissioner.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1877-08-24
VECETINE!
IS MY
FAMILY MEDICINE!
1 WISH NO OTHER.

PROVIDENCE, April 18th. 1876.
Mr.. II. R. STEvENs-Dear Sir. When | was
about eight years of age humOr broke out upon
me- which my mother tried to cure by giving me
knew Of but it continued to grow worse until f.
nally she consulted a physician, and he said had
the salt rheum, and dOctOred me for that com
plaint. He relieved me some bur said cou'd d not
be permanently cured. as the disease originated
in the blood. l remained great sufferer for sew
eral years, until heard Of and consulted physi-
clan who said had the scrOfulOus humor and if
would allow him to doctor me be would cure me-
did so and he commenced healing uE my sOrfs
and succeeded in effecting an external cure; but
in a short time the disease appeared again in a
worse form Than eyer. as cancerous humor upon
my lungs, throat and head. / suffered the most
terrible pain and there seemed to be no remedy,
and my friends thought must soon die when my
attention was called while reading a newspaper
to a VEGETINE testimonial ofMrs. Waterhouse.
No. 374 Athens street, South Boston, and 1 for
merly residing in South Boston and being person
ally acquainted with her, and knowing her former
feeble health, concluded / would try the Vege-
tine. After taking a few bottles it seemed to
force the sores out of my system. had running
sores in my ears which for time were very pain
ful. But continued to take the Vegetine until
had taken about Nv enty-fve bottles, my health
improving all the time from the commencement OF
the first bottle, and the sores 10 heal. / com
menc6d taking the Vegetine in 1872. and cOntin-
ued its constant use for six months At this
time my health is better than it ever has been
since a child. The Yegetine is what helped
me, and most cordially recommend II to all suf-
ferers especially my friends. had been a suffer
er over thirty years, and until used Negetine 1
found no remedy; now use IL as my family med
irue and wish no other MRS B. G. COOPER.
No. 1JOy Street, Providence. r. I.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1877-08-24
pri.. KelIogg,. HOIIday.


Foremost among those who here
find a summer home is Clara Louise
KELLOGG. whose grandfather at one
time owned the portion of the town
known as Pine Meadow, and who
herself holds beautiful building lot
ON an em1nence overlooking the viii
lace. where she intends eventually
to erect residence. This season
she with her parents and party of
friends, are boarding at a private
house in the village, and greatly does
she contribute to the amusement and
pleasure of her admirers hereabouts.
She seems to revel with the aban-
don of a child in the freedom from
restraint and conventionality which
is here her privilege, and finds zest
in the simplest enjoyments. When
the itinerant organ-grinder agonlzes
with ''Hold the Fort" on the side
walk, she comes to the balcony, and
with her clear, rich voice, sings to his
accompaniment, and eclipses him al
together. When the dancing bear
makes his annual trip through the
country she feeds him with cake, and
chats French with the Canadian
keeper. She patronizes the travel
ing circus and the amateur concert,
and seems greatly to enjoy being au-
ditor instead of being performer.
On the evening of the Fourth, dress
ed in grotesque costume, and beating
the drum as in ola file du Reg
iment," she headed procession dis
guised as ghosts, Turks and odd fig
ures of all sorts, marched up and
down the streets, while red and blue
lights flashed illumination for the
spectators. Her friend who owned
the tandem team and dog cart has
left town, so she no longer aston
ishes the villagers by riding through
the streets at a galloping pace, hold
ing the reins firmly IN her small
hands, the most shapely of all which
gesture on the lyric stage and
guiding in a masterly manner the
aforesaid tandem. Every evening
she sings in her parlor, while a mot
ley audience gather entranced be-
meath the windows. ..sss
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1877-08-24
BEAVER COLLEGE
AND WUSICAE, TNSTITUTE.

BEAUTIFULLY and Healthfully
- located on the banks of the Ohio, al
Beaver. Pa 2S miles below Pittsburgh, opens
its fall session, Sept. 1tth. It is a ladies' col
llege and gives kuch attention to Music
Twelve boys are taken under the care of the
President, not in the College Building but in
Seminary Hall, and prepared for any College
Special opportunity for the study of Greek,
German, and French.
Send for Catalogue to the President.
REV. R. I. TAYLOR.
Rerfer to Rev. DIR. Day and to DR.. f. l..
King, Ashtabua. *1435-42
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1877-08-24

from the effects of the warm weather and are de-
bilitated, are advised by physicians TO take
moderate amounts of whisky two or three times
during the day. In q little while those who adopt
this advice frequently Increase the number Of
drinks" and in time become confirmed inebri-
ates. beverage which will not create thirst for
intoxicating liquors, and which is intended espe-
caly for the benefit of debilitated persons wheth-
er at home or abroad, is DR.. Schenck's Sea Weed
Tonic. Containing the juices of many medicinal
herbs. this preparation does not create a thirst
for the intoxicating cup. The nOurishing and the
life supporting properties of many valuable natu-
ural productions contained in it, and well known
to medical men have a most strengthening infiu-
encp. A single hottie of the Tonic will demon.
strate its valuable qualities. For debility arising
from sickness over exertion, from any cause
whatever, wineglassful of Weed Tonic, tax
en- after meals will strengthen the stomach and
create an appetite for wholesome food To al
who are about leaving their homes, we desire to
say that the excellent effects of Dr. Schenck's Sea
Weed Tonic and Mandrake Pills are particularly
evident when taken by those who are injuriOusly
affected by change of water and diet. NOperson
should leave home without taking a supply Of
these safeguards along.
For sale by all Druggists.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1877-08-24
SanlOrd's
Jamaica
Ginger

MS 'eSant prepa ration Is prepared nom the
TECk Jamaica Ginger, combined with choice ar'-
names and genuine French Brandy and is waste
superior 10 every oJher extract or essence OF Gin
sf neiore ths p1hlic-al of which prepared
WIN alcnhoi ny the Old process
CHOLERA NORRIS
Cramps, Pains, Diarrh9a md Dvsentery are in
slantly relieved by il. 1t viii render an attack Of
Cholera MOrbus impossible, if taken when thu
symptoms of this dangerous complaint first man
ifest themselves.
CRAMPS AND PAINS,
whether produced by indigestion, improper food
change Of water or diet. too frequent indulgence
IN ice water, exl Osure to sudden changes of TEN
p'raiure are Immediately relieved by it. One
ounce added to- gallon Of
ICE WATER
ana sweetened, forms mixture W hich as cool
ing healthy and refreshing sumner Beverage,
has no equal
DYSPEPSIA.
Flatulency sluggish digestion. want of ton. and
activity in the Stomach and Bowels and oppres-
son after eating. are sure TO be relieved by a
single dose taken after each meal
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1877-08-24
CID ELECTRICITY
FOR THE MILLION. AN Ell LEC'fRlC
BATTERY FOR 25 CENTS.
Collins VoItaic Plaster

Is warranted on the reputatio;, Of DR., Collins its
inventor, an old physician, - be the best plaster
in the world ofmedicine. the union of the two
great medical agents, viz: electricity and Medi-
cal Gums and Essences. fully justihes the claim
and entities this remedy rank foremost among
all curative compounds for all external aches ana
pains.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1877-08-24

Sold by all Wholesale and Retail Druggists
Grocers and Dealers in Medicine. Price 5H Z, MS
Samples free. Dealers should purchase Original
packages Of one dozen to obtain the trial bottles
for free distribution. WEEKS & POTTER, Gen.
eraI Agents and Wholesale Druggists, Boston
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1877-08-24

NoFE.-Mr Palmer is the Postmaster of North
Fayette and having become convinced Of the great
value of these Plasters by actual use, he has OBJ
tanned them on favorable terms and is selling
large quantities. A medicine that thus recon-
mends itself cannot be too highly commended.
One Plaster sells dozens.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1877-08-24
ARE DOING WONDERS

Messrs Weeks & Potter: Gentlemen-Collin' 5
VOltaic Plasters Gre doing wonders, They work
like magic and those You sent last are all sold and
more wanted. Please send me three dozen a.
soon as you get this Money enclosed herewith.
want them tomorrow night if possible In haste.
Yours, 7. F PALMER, P. N.
No. Fayette, Me, MAY LIST, 1876.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1877-08-24
Law So US
URATIVE.

Burns, SeRlds, wounds, Cuts and
1sruisess are healed with wonderful rapidity
by frequent applications oftho CURATIVE. For
Sore Throat and DtphLhertas SWoi-
remedy was ever found which would 50 speedi-
ly cure by simple outward application. For
Dyspepsia or ACtdtty OF the stomach
ETC., Il is taken internally with certainty Of
We ask all who are afflicted with the COM
plants above mentioned to give the CURATIVE
and perseveringly, for We do know that it cures
with singular success.
PRICE ONE DOLLAR.
Prepared hy the Lawson Chemical Company
CLEVELAND, OHIO.
SOLD ny ALL DRUGGrSTS
A. r. THURBER s Co., Agt's, Ashtabula, o
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1877-08-24
MANY Who are snGering

Sold by all druggists, and sent on receipt of q
cents for one. 81 25 for six, or 81 % for twelve
carefully wrapped and warranted, by WEEKS &
POTTER PrODrietOrs BOstCn Mass
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1877-08-24
ELooRTN&!
ALWAYS ON HAND.

Call and see before you buy, as l an determined
tOmake It an object for the people 10 buy of me
Office and Mill opposite Church Park. Main 81
Ahtahula o. 81 O. G. CULIEY
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1877-08-24

Among the many remedies which have beeI
brought 10 the notice of the Public, no one has
attracted so much attention from the wonder
ful cures it has performed as LAWS0N's CURA-
TIVE. twas discovered BY a celebrated chemist
ofNeW England while at work in his laboratory
and used by himself and friends and among the
afflicted poor of his neighborhOOd formanyyears
before 1t was put Up for sale. 1t has stood the
test Of years with a constantly growing reputa-
ton until It has become a household necessity.
nhereYer1t Is once used In family that family
will never be without it.
From knowledge Of It's effects it Is recon-
mended by eminent physicians s. and byOur lead
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-10-18
Witner Woffer.

Sn elmer 3eituns Der aaiiertao1
@ien finben mir ers6tlide (ober aud
betrabicme) @ittbtiIunsen lber eineu
bort sriiden 9ausbeiibern unb Nsie.
ibern terri &enoen WaTertries. Sri,
G!nfiibrun8 Der beriibmten .pohquel-
%lenIeitxns" bot ndmli@ bic staotbe-
b6roe eintn einfaden @aKeriteueriot
feiseisnt, Der 3u besablen 1T, ,penn ber
|Vsrbrau& (oas @aHcr tpirb ndmIi6
ieoem 6aule ebenio ME bas @as tur9
einen Dieter 5uscmeien) neun @allonen
per &opf unb Sag ni4t. iiberitsist.
@snn mebr perbrau4t wirb. 10 1T ba.
fir cine. ,penn aud rur serinsiisise
Na&;abIuns 3u %!eiiten. I'm nun feline
iolde Na95abIuns Ieiiten 5u miilIen.
'ua@en bic 6aus6eiiter ooer oeren Der=
treter ~9ansmeiitsr. ODER 9aus 40
miniitratoren", ,uie man iie nennt) nit
I%rsusaugen barber, baB bic Mistber
tein @aler rperIdmenben". 9ariber
beibt es nun in rem @iener 8latte
~Gieies an uno fir ii& sers@tfertists
Vtitreben artet aber bdufis in bic une
biaisite 8erprmunoun9 Der Yarteien
aus; leiber seben manae 9ausberren
nod ,ueiter unb treiben formli&en @ei3
nit Dem 9rinimoiIer. Sn einisen
9duicrn i'm oritten unb piertcn Yesirte
baben bic 6ausberrcn bic Ginriatuns
setroifen. oab lie ALIEN i'm Bette Der
S&Iliiel au Dem Nuslaufrobre res
5odqueluafers iinb. Sic Yartsi,n
oiirisn unb tOnnsn nur breimal beg
Cages, I'M s llbr Morsens. II ll6r
Mittass wno Z ll6r Mbenos Waiier be.
tommen uno bann nur unter Der Db5ut
oes seitren9en Wddters beg 6auies.
in Olelen Stun0en tperoen Die Yarteien
oaber fOrmIi& gum @ahsrbolen tom=
manoirt unb uermosem gu elmer anoern
Sases;eit teinsn Sropfen fril@en Wai=
lers gu erbaItcn. Sn einem anbern
6auie i'm ie&iten Besirte 1T Elm fOrmIi-
der utas erIaiIen. ME piel SdINeIn,
Waher bic 9;enitmasbe Der ein,elnen
parteien per Sag gu bo!en bere&tist
limb uno 1T Der Sausmeiier nit Der
llsber,ua9uns bielcr geitimmuns Be-
traut. SIN iiebenten Yesirte s%eitattet
cine 9aus6eIiserin ibren Yarteien bas
1o6auclltualIer nur in 9~rintsldiern
uoer G!ai4en su bolen. bic lanoesubli=
den s4ufel uno Butte mulien nit
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-10-18
9er Horb tees.

Ws&aniSmus elmer Mrmee CUR Nus.
fabruns ieiner anosbnunsen sebrau&i
bdtte, als ba lino Ouartiermeiicr nit
'entipreaeuoen a%ojutanten. 6ourisre,
5rain &c 70 tudre Is ibm einfa& un.
m0sli& seweien, eiuen flaren 8eiebl in
'turSen Worten ~ seben uno ~ wiiien,
tuie er ausaefibrt piirbe. Muf ben
SefebI @ari&! sirs bic san3e Armee.
Obne lueiteren Nufsntbolt iomme!ten
lid bic abthciIunsen an Der giiinbabns
%itation. uno bic 2eute fro@en in ieot
Ode Der @aeen bes 3uses, Die lie aus.
finoi9 MAIDEN sonnten. pom Senoer bis
sum Ylab oes 2otomotiofabrers bin,
ieoer Mann nabui einen Sad NIT 3wic.
bad auf ieinen &iden unb trus beniel.
ben Su Der 9iitte no Ct ieinen 6tano
bate. obne bab Elm babies Nubtno
Beanie ba5tpii&en Setommen wdren,
ODER oab bic Solbaten anf bic Befeble.
Don rlinoeitens bier peri4iebenen 8e.
BORDEN 9etuartet bitten. gs 1T Iei@t
ei~n3uieben, bob uniere Solbaten bic
pdnoe iber ben, Qaupte ~juiammea.
i9la8en tuerben Iber al bieie eri&red'
r - = >.
enben DISQUALIFICATION. 9er 9 fe5l
,uuroe eeeeben. uno er tuurbe obne
irsenb einen bemerten spertben WerIuit,
obne 3auoern unb @timperei, ,ueI4e
mir bel iol@en @eleeenbeiten ionit
beoba&ten. unb ais nun Elm Regiment
benz onbsru foIete in bas 2aser BON
Rorabunor. b~iponatirte bier iebes aul
ieinem Ylabe. iteute feline Bafen auf,
wei&te ieinen barten 3piebad in @ai'
ler unb mari ii@ niebsr DOR BEN lrobeu
unb almd&tisen MQab. ieinem Got
unb Jreunb. nno Ieste ii4 bonn gum
|S&lafen ouf ben G%rbboben. 50 if
es bic Tolse zines ioI6eu spitems, bas
ben Slrsen unseftort Idbt, inbem ieiu
(@eiit ni&t jeritreut pirb bur& Die
grinnerun9 an ale m6oIi4en Arteu
Don bunfeln Gormea, nod eebtmm'
|our& bic 0oriteaune. BOB er irsenomt
gmpfnbIi&teiten bur@ gerfoB eeser
|Sie %ansperbdl.niiIe erresen tonnte =
bob elm Wann BON 9aItnt uno @elbft.
uertraueu fdbis III, rai@ unb pintt!id
Ieinen YIan ausjufibren otue Gulf
leincr suiammenseietttn Mni&imerie-.
|uno bas chen it Is, ,uas meint Mei'
nuns na4 Suleiman Yai@a inter.
ideioet bon Der Wlniie Der sew0bnli9e,
I@enerdle." =
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-10-18

9u0ps seSWe VSeV3v. Qu9 h<SuSuNuB
aber IL. ua9erednet ben 8eborf fir &c.
ucrbIi&e 3wede, Strabenbeipren9un
gen u. I. No.. etua 100 @alonen per
Ropf unb Sag, olio elfmaI 10 piel> wie
man in @ien als .poQfomme en- aus.
rei&enb~ besei@net.- Jreili9.bat Nisn
teinen Mi&isaniee ,u ieinsr Yerfii.
sun9s ID
Otinbien
GaIeutta. 9as @etter in Benz
gal. Na6ras, Mpiore unb ben Central.
y ~rop;n5en fdbrt fort, siinitis Su blei.
ben. 0ie @etreibepreiie iinb nod i'm.
i.tr bod. Bic Ginfubren iinb bebsu.
teao. Ser allsemeine @eiunbbeits3u.
itano bat ii@ ni&t erbe5li@ sebeNert.
Ners Soba bes beIeii&en Miniite:.
MaIou 1T iirSli@ in ben
Seiuitvnorbtn einsetreten.
- Wit ipel@er G9nelisieit Der
ruifi4e Telegraph arbeitst, it aus fol-
GENDER Mittbeiluns, tueI4e Der r7liiter
3eitune". BON Der ruiIi4en @ren3e su-
se1t. eri&ti&. 3pei na9barli@e
5e!eerapbenbeamte tbeilen i'd seesn.
ieitie bic &eui8feiten per 1sabt iibcr
Die @rsn3e nit. Ser Deuti9e telesra.
pbirt bus Neueite aus Deuti@Ianb -
Der &uHe bos Neueite aug &ublanb.
Oobei 1T 5u bemerten, bab @a9ri&tsn
pom &riessf&oupIob n,'r aus @ublanb
mad Hsuti9lanb unb. ni1t umseic9rt
BON 9euti&Ionb nod &ublanb telesrq.
pbirt weroen biirfen. DIDN'T einem
MaIe erhdIt Der beuti@e 9eIesropben.
beamte bic Na@ri@t BON ieinem ruff.
i9en No4bar, oos ruiiii@e Seer babe
loeben ben 8alian iiberi9ritten. Ser
bate bic Nadri9t aber bereits
IA Gage rorber bur4 bic rsiIliter
3eitun8" %erfabren. Ct 9Iaubte alio,
Die &uMen bsfduoen iid ,uieoer auf benz
&iidmori9 uber sen 8oltan-unb tele..
srapbirt iofort iber bic @renSe rs9on
10 ieoer sMriid iiber ben 8altan?" Oie
Mntuort lautete: .@ann lie ,pieber
Suriidtommen lit nod unbeiimmt. je=
ocnfaQs ni4t obns gonitantinopel."
-9od5eit elmer 2o9tcr Ses Son.
ooner 2orb Mapors. Sn 2onbon fanb
bic Srauuns elmer 3odter oes
sesenwartisen 2oro @aiors BON Cons
Don, Mtib @bite, NIT einem 8urser Der
Gitp, Mr. Cecil Yriee, fat. Nidt nur
bic Yeri6n!idteit Der Yraut, aud Der
Dirt Der Geier ma9te bieie 9oh;eit 3u
stnem fcbr intereianten Greisnib fir
gang 2onoon. Sic 5rauuns ,purbe
ndmli@ Dor benz 9odaltar Der ct.
8atbeorale burd ben Gr3biidof
BON Canterbury untcr NiIten5 bes
Sii@oIs BON Glp poll,o9en. Cine
3o&Seit in bieier Gatbcbrale !ann faN
rim Greisnib in Der Gcididte Der Gitp
ssnannt tueroen. Gs sibt unter Den
jeSt lebenben N%emobnern 2onbons tei=
men mcbr, Der ii6 erinnern fam, cine,
sdlicBung beg gbebunoes in oieier
jtmaIs beiseuobnt ;u baben.
0enn bos Iette Mal, oab Elm 9rauurss.
%gottcsoienI 4 bort ~absebalten wurbe, oa'
tirt Ihon fait 100 Sabre Der. Sic JsierI
seluo9nli4er 9o&seiten in Der
Yaulstird)e tpnrbe (don I'M Sabre 1854
onr4 bic 2orb' WbarncIiHe. Mcte, mcl9e
belonoere 8efimmunscn binlidt!i4 Der
gbci4liebumg aufitelltc, unter!ust felt
iencr 3eit wurbet aber Bios ;ruei arau=
in Golse ipeeieuer 8sni0i9uns
bort dsse9altsm Die !e$te Giutrcsung
i'm Gbsrssitsr jcner GirAe jtamrut aus
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BEN @aHer aus Dem iM!edten Daus.
Drummer stfillt Ueroen. WnN better
ma&t Is Der Nbminiilratcr eines Nin9.
itrabenbaules. Der nm 9 ll6r S(bent4
bic WaHerIeituns eistMbdnois obiperrt
uno fcine 0anoiuns s,ueiie nit Der
itereotppen 8emertuns motipirt: .Or.
bentIi4e 2eute brau@en in ber No9t
tein @aHer!"
Das tlinst ben, Bemo9ner irsenb
elmer ameritanii&en @robitaot serabe3u
unsIaubIi@. unb faum elaubli4er
bic 8emertuno bss Wiener Wlattes. bob
man has Nnsmab BON nsun @a1omen
per 2opf unb Sag ni4t anoers aIs
poutommen auSsei4enb be3ei@nen ton.
me- - Neun 0alonen gum 3:inien,
ssc&en, @oi&en unb Nab.n! Ec@
neins ni9t gum 8aben, benn boran
tam noturIi4 Niemanb benton. Baden
in Yriuutwobnun9en 1T eiufa4 ni4t.
@er Elm Bah nebmsn mill. mag ii@ in
cine Der 4 oher 5 sr6bertn gabeannoI-
ten beseben, mo- er pienei9t nod Elm.
ober Sueiitlnbisem @arten cine Wanne
betommen Tam, beren Benubnns Ct mil
so bis Is Gents be3ablen mub.
Mas oer @aNtrbrau@ betrift, Il
6eitebt fIr HriuatiamiIien bier iiber.
baupt. feline @ren3s. 9as sNusmab'
aber 1T, uaserednet ben 8ebarf fir &c.
wcrbIi@e 3lpede, Strabenbeipren9un
gen u. I. No., etpa 100 @aQonen pei
0opf unb Sag, olio elfmaI 10 pieI> nj,
mdn in @ien als .poQiomme en- aus.
rei&enb" besei&net.- Ireili9.bat Wier
teinen Mi&isaniee 3u ieiner Verfii.
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Sd benfe. auf meme Jrau.

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