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eD pioy meDt, end such great difficulty 10
making q Livelihood Ia felt. Even 10 times
of business prosperity, this would be the
case where cities are crowded beyond the
possibility of utilizing tfeir surplus popu-
lation, and how much more general be
comes the evil and const quent distress, IN
times like the present, when duliness ana
prostration of business is the general rule.
This is, then, the main cause OF the
trouble. Now, " hat lie the remedyf Sim
ply to get out of the overcrOw ded city,
where there il no opportunity for work,
and go to the country. There are thou
sapds and thousands of acres Of land to be
had almost for the asking. Opportunities,
which every man of any energy can make
available, are tfered right here in Georgia
and Florida for securing homesteads and
max ing comfortable livings. No man who
owns a house and farm, no matter how
humble 1t may be, has any right to talk OF
hard times. Let him keep cut Of debt,
and he is az independent as the wealthiest
man 10 the United States. He has always
a place where he may sleep, a roof to shell.
ter him, and with reasonable industry he
can obtain food to sustain life. He Ia,
therefore, at all times independent, and
wealth can bring no greater blessing than
this.
Let the idle and unemployed man then
come South. Ii he ia active and industri
Gus be can soon acquire home, and need
never in his life again be ont of work.
Such q one will fad all the blessings OF
will have cause to bless the day when he
exchanged city idleness, want and the hu
initiation always attendant thereon, Tor
the country's work, independence, AID the
feeling of true manliness which such indie
pendence always brings.
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The late Charles F. BriggS was we'll known,
both In the profession aud out of it, for bis
statement. This propensity often gave to his
oral intercourse with frieE ds the character of
controversy rather than that of q oonversa-
ton. Upon one occasion two of his intimate
Acquaintances, who were seated in the cabin
of Brooklyn ferry boat, saw Mr.. Briggs ap-
preaching, and immediately bethouEht them
selves of some proposition, the truth of which
he could not dispute. Accordingly, when ne
bad taken q seat at their side, one of them,
after exchanging q few remarks with him,
abruptly said: Charley, want to bet you
that two and two make four" Nothing of the
Sort promptly replied Mr. Briggs; "2 and
make %"
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LEWIS DOLLAR sronE.-This establishment

LEWIS DOLLAR SToRE.--This establishment
is 90 we'll known to and popular among people,
that it would seem almost supeIGuous for to Say
anything concerning it, it for the that
special attractions there offered this week. In the
Fan ID pArtmsnt great reductions have boon made,
and Alk fans that were short time ago considered
cheap at 81 offered at so cents. This is only
sample Of what with reference 20 fans OF
all descriptions from tho cheapest TO those worth SS
andtI5 Tho Kid Glove Department AlSo offers almost
nrAraeled attractions the gloves cold at &c and a
cents pair being the marvel Of the city, and much
souEht after that for the week ending juno S3d 1885,
pairs were sCld In lsoes lace curtains, coara Nnt
Gu U.s. scaTfs and 100000 other useful nOveites. suct
have been made that Mr Levy justified
In asking triumphSntly' "WbO will cOnpete with
Levy" Mr. LevyS personal card at the bottom Of hi
advertisement on che 9th page is also deserving Of
careful reading as II 10 OF special interest to all.
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FOR THE BENEFIT
Il oF1HE :,
Southern People and Suffering Humanity

Inow respectfully announce my ssfas tho SOC Ag..
of the Southern States except Maryland ana FhEA-'
for the ..~=
Montreal Canada aud wiDooski Vermont for t9 s ND
of their original genuine preparations, the SfkU.
OF SPRUCE GUM, for Pulmonary ConsnmpsSsSs:.
Coughs Colds Hoarseness and oIhsr affections u NJ
Che also the gent for the sale OF tie VT
FOR HOPPING COUGH and COMPOUHO L ,nr
MENT which is usaful especially for IDfamTasssc:s
Rheumatism ScRtica and Pains in the Lolns. ~
invaluable remedies well known and IN ao1ls
in North and East. and now offered TO tne ps
of the South All that is osked for from ING go
nity of their curative properties anu
mendstion according to the efeoti Convent eSs
Roardn Schools and all charitable tpetttutlonI
never be without supply Of tboee sal9tary
Depots for the sale of the above will 90 ess~ SsisIE
In the following States: Louisiana AlaoanS n ~
sppi. Texas. Florida, Georgia Tennessee e"u'A
North Carolina. Foreign NJ xool. A., sI,as 4
All orders for the above will be promptly nn0O
ManufAoturers' prices by the General AgenS
p f. GOGARTY, s
Bookseller and Stationor. ISL Camp E tresH Ii
PRICE Of the Syrup of Spruce Gum, sc n0Or--
Couph Syrup 5Oo., Compound Liniment, Ioo
N. BE careful and examine the traoe mAA'
mh1B n ~
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MI MALONE,

M MALONE,
Gun and Lock Smith, i
AT HIS ola SIAnO, ..ssb
10 CONNER Place. 80. -. ,,,s
is now prepared to do ell knSs 81 3oor and WigsSt
Grating, Iron safes. store ana SAuAS SOO'
ings OfBoe and House Keys &c. ielsU
PERSONAL attention to ell orders.
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MACHINERY-FOUND ERS-ETc.
T EEDS FOUNDRY,
IL (Estaolished in 1881 .t.
Corner of Delord and Fouchsr Stre0'''
NEW ORLEANs.

We are prepared to manufacture Steam In,nIne -
Boilers, Sugar MiIls Sugar Hotties, LII SorOEs
chinea Saw Mills Cotton Presses HeNo- Jedss1S
Gin Gearing Furnsoe MOuths, Crate Bsia1sst,snbest
Governors aud all kinds OF Plantation az ~ south
work and every description OF Machinery Ice stock
We beg call special attention 20 our stock
Sugar Kettles Having purchased the sor which As.
the Stacker Iron Works of Ton essee 10 rd the on9
E. r. Lavillebeuvre formerly agent, vTe orsr D,
genuine Tennessee Kettle in the mar m nufAotu
at reduced rates, price lisSs of which We VI"
to furnish on application. LEEDS GU
seq 10 ly =.
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INSURANCE.
OFFICE LOUISIANA EQUITABLE
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.

An annual election for Directors OF this Company
was held on Monday. April 10. 1877. The following
gentlemen constitute the Board Of Direotorss
A. THOMPSON, CHAs ChAFf1'
IA,1rs nay C. HERNDON.
T w STONE JOHN I. ADAMS,
b. I. wALSHE, :. B. NEWMAN,
ALEX. MARKS, W. b. oOnmADA'
e n. BRIGGS, r. w. OGDEN,
nv ABRAHAM Ell. FAIRCH1LD,
JOHN HENDERSON. h NJ PAYNE,
urNRy T. yosE. JOHN II. PIKE.
j. B. LEVERT, e. A. TfLEk'
JOHN S. GROVES, A. PATTON.
At the annual meeting of the Board of Directors
held Monday, May eth, the following omeers "eie
elected for the ensuing year:
SAMUEL MANNING TODD, Presidents
Rw OGDEN, Vice Presidents
ANDREW PATTON, Second Vice Presidents
WILLIAM HENDERSON, Secretary
WILLIAM HENDERSON, Secretary.
OFFICE AUDITOR OF STATE. !
New Orleans, La May 5, 1877
This is to certify that the LOUISIANA EQUITABLE
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, OF New Orleans, La,
has this ay filed its annual up to December
81 1876 and has also complied with all the laws In
regard to Life Insurance Companies chartered uuder
the lava of the State. --
OFFICE LOUISIANA EQUITABLE LIFE
Annual Board Meeting, Nay 7th 1917
EXTRACT FROM THE MINUTES
Resolved, That thia Company. recognising the jus
tice and equity the Insurance Law Of this State.
entitled IAN act better the holders OF Life
Insurance Polices etc., approved April p 1871 cheer
fully comply with all its requirements.
Resolved, That copy of the above resolution and
the the Auditor Of State be pnblished
in the daily papers Of this city
mya7 sm WILLIAM HENDERSON. Secretary.
l
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uIBERNIA INSURANCE COMPANY,
Office, No. 81 Camp Street
JOHN HENDERSON. President.
p. IRWIN, Vice President
THOS. r. BRAGG, Secretary.
Earnings. ~Aoo,VoS
Losses Pad. ----''s 800
Net ProntS. '-.--.-.. OoJ~co
At an election hold Monday, the 7th Inst, the
following named gentlemen were chosen Directors Of
th,a Company to serve for the ensuing year:
p Irwin John Henderson,
Thomas King. John g. Ryan,
rChoa Gilmore, w. j. Casten,
loan II Gibbons Jas. A. Girdner
William Hart. emile Geucne.
David jackson John H Hanna,
e. j Gasquet-
And at meeting of the Board held May I4th JOHN
HENDERSON, President, P. IRWIN Vioe-President
and THOS. #, BRAGG, Secretary, were unanimously
reelected.
The Board declared out of tho net prohts OF the
Company for the past twelve months 10 per cent In
terest also per dividend the paid up capital
and go per cent dividend premiums paid by stock
holders (pakng with the rebate, rs per cent on pre-
muns Said interest dividends 60 be placed to the
credit of the stock notes
Interest and dividends full paid stock payable In
cash at the Office the Company and after June 18th
pro1. . ,<, S..-...
Row Orleans May I5, 1917 my2s z! ~
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THE TRUE REMEDY FOR HARD TIMES
Savannah News,)

During the month of Juno, thirty two
mereba ntile failures, with liabilities of two
million dollars, were reported. This is
another evidence that the season for gen.
eral business prosperity, which has been SO
long aud frequently predicted, has not yet
arrived, and that the "hard times" of
which we have heard go much in years
past, still exist. This being go, it follows,
naturally, that there is less demand for
labor than formerly, and, consequently,
many are ont of employment, and COM
plants of suffering and distrees are fire.
quently heard.
This is the trouble. What is it's cause
One of the main Teasons for it is that there
has been too great rush to the cities.
They are so over crowded that the demand
for the services of those settling in them
fails far short of the supply. A glance at
q few statistics will disclose this at once.
we have clipped tho following table,
showing the per centage of population iu
che citfes and towns, and also in the rural
Sdistricts, and We believe the figures given
to be rellabie'
i ls1S..::..s so iS1i5''sS coo
Thus it will be seen that while the pro-
portion of the rural population has declined
10 5 per cent. in the last two decades, that
Of the ciiies has increased 10 5 per cent. in
the Same period, and this in epite of the
fact that our general population, in that
time, has increased several milliOns. No
wonder then there are 60 many ont OF
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INCENSE FOR DIVINE SERVICE.

Prepared according to the Text of the Scriptures
and che rules of Liturgy and in accordance with the
special form adopted by the Very Rev Abbe Deon, OF
the Diocese OF Sens and e. LsuTence chemist
Depot at the Drug tore of
SC. CYR EoURoADE al5 Canal
fes51IIy Corner Rampant street.
, 1877-02-07
A ROYAL CHAIR.

1al't Mali HR1tHt4
A curious story Is being told In Paris about n,,
armchair which has been bsqucathcd by an old
woman wl,o hos just died In ono Of the alms-
tnu&ea there 70 The Louvre for The collection
knuwn as tAe Museum of 6Qvereisns. THIS
arMschalr waa presented moro than century
ago to tho Empress Maria Theresa, who lad II
placed In her boudor. At her death, and 10
compliance With tier express !nlunctions, It was
aent 10 Queen Marie Antoinettn at Versai,ies,
a,,4 formed part of the furniture provided for
Luus. XVI. during his Imprisonment ~ tho
temple. After his execution lis valet removed
7 tu England. where 4 became tho property
Duke Of Cumberland. Tho lalter took 1t Etth
him to Berlin, where II vas placed IN tue hands
ot an upalolste1er 70 bc repaired. Tho work
man 10 wbon tho armchair was given diseor-
crcl, upon removing the AoTse.hair with which
It was stullel. alta.no,nl pin, tho postralt Of
boy, and Jcygtul sheets Ut manuscript. lle did
moi lnent!un the discovery u his lnastcr, but
lux him Ut the fane time the portFalt aud Tho
papers. The trwclcr succeeded In making out
l1o.u the papcrs, which were written Ia French,
tint they sonsisted u aeriea vi Instructions
was TINT u the dauphin- A fow years after.
worls this 1eweler, whose pane Wa faueu.ioEff,
| claimed ia le Louis XVII, tho son Ut Louts
XVI. AMI Marie Autolnette. producing "a eY"
drucc In bis favor tho portrait and papers, aud,
as VIII be remembered, he imposed upon many
pcopie. The workman WHO had mAds the dis-
| cartay was naturally d!s!ncstncd to say Go~
| NauenlurH Lad beeUnie posseascd ol tAeSe uoe-
utncuts; but wlcn 10 wa* " tile pul9t " death
| hu communicated the fact TO his family BY
berlaul bad left It Berlin. wa recovered ard
sold TO Frenrhinsn. he took y wtth hiia 70
4 Paris and hIs widow was brought to such poor
circumstances that Il was the only article Of f&T'
, 1877-02-07

and That of T7ucnatentpra which. finding ttclf At
liberty 10 lend IT. military scfvecs, ordered forces
to I'ntmi.n.
tint. II 'he Government Rrtulatcs ftseIf on
IN tllr no.t solemn manner the csccF.rt which fo-
lowed. After their triumph, part of ZIG sctnrt-
wltIci, nro entirely tncon,,atibls with tho dApn'
sl.!on loctsine and tcwdenccs nf tho Lltcrni 9sr~
~. 1],r s;nvrrnntnt In compliance win tho IN.
tic party wrl, II npho1t:- ctnactnns sc.eteiy INC
rAid rxc'rtc', and wi employ tt'ci j. the s.tsa si
t.on of the war which nsctruns TIC eou6tsg W. ~.
sspon.ff1c tor .nc, cxccrte-, IL order That upon,
them exclusively may lu.tty fall ths 5ndgmeaa o.
lnion in tho oteal I"iittsn Tor the Information OF
, 1877-02-07

Iust' t'ou.o'. Rtrits Of oaeatachs Hoos.
Tho Opcrn.llniike was closed during Ollch-
haph,s eoourn IN America, nevertheless tho
,,,n.t+, In, IN .ncr1otc tn tcl, nt,out thr III.
''".e'io 80, ~. a ~ -.s,... ,,t.,,
fcc!oT ol 1iile thcatrss tMo 'a1uou' S's",
This Flax WIS one Of chs moat remarkable anu
Original Of Now York cllarnctcrs.. Uf very low
oriTn. lie sold II, his youth hat,cr,,asllurss no.
o.'s. -" t,sss,. txs,a.. ~, ,,r,,,,r VA, oni,
tWhs a'o sea,s s,saes. ~ u a., x..". .: Wy
director NJ the bssHsst tncatseM NeW Aoss'
but also lcc-l'rcbillcnt Ut q railroad, C0'nnlO-
darn Of a l1no ut stca,ncrs, aud Cojoucl or q
~,,,,mrh. Eyrrv npn w}w, wished 10 acvuru
",''.s ~. ..,,xao,1 a.,i t,-s,.t - o,,J,t r.,
apioym.nt ou ~ " III n"nrr nru H. III ,s",ticr
MS regiment: ~ .sns I'.. MasE ne Eut -.
u!,u of thy a,1sst rositlien1s ~ tms ety; a.
tnes " MonlG taKs ao ns n,l neau H. s,a
a!l* so'asse aau !aasa tMe'M i.u E'l @ ,,";, ~
ncatn Tug nacuy ~ s.'',ns .u.u aao .mJnu an, % ti,n
orass IG rnfuaa t% H., sa"prsu ,tss, ,nsn "a '"o
stnt,nhs At a.onM wy IVY MS'I w.; svss: ,ra,o,,
The b1ln'rtuous Colonci nau h!aSasnccnt in.
horses aia GlffMses, a.ls4 neaet a a1nS W. e1Ses
~ y !arsu oha hanuSolne ot'cl !ca'ese u'a" w
ClyGt n0rscsl !,
, 1877-02-07
HEATING 4 DEAD-DEAT.

n.yr, ttr<S
r.. u.,,, ,,v. Drre' r. on "1,rknowu female has
Eof n',' .,'e nn;It - .,.,,ng a afternoon trjp
bccl 10 tiie NAM " m.N"s ,<a+.xsi,r ,rct,tur
OIL the Woodward avenue cars, 0cncFa'iS gst''as
aboard at Jefferson avenue aud riding to hrady
strcct. Tic first two or three times she paid
<.n,.nt,r r,,ourt,. hut tho ucxt trlp sl,c
her aa'o monp' sfs, 49,, hnnf1ct, n IN rc,.
wrote somcth'hs o.. ea't., !'a""c c,. ~ ~
tlssnan, and hc pal1 l'ef 1hrc' tne "e1. "P
she waited I'LL tic driver ring the fafc.nei', anu
,.hcn .,,c snw him fookInt. through tho duur she
"n.M e"y aa't hall m card On which wa,
aayaneca ltL:..nss ato u''" 'P ~'1
"f.tfI" M, tlcat and dumb"
luz uilses Iu, nnnash" Ncrt dav sfIe went
se .oae ~ r. .uo ,srfnru,an,s. I'LL wien eils
asoaxa s tis tns ar t,s% tnir nftcr,"on hp wns
rss,1" fnr hcr ttr ind every reason to believe
reauy 10Th 10, he +. .hc l'ai hce beari 10 spcat Ia
~. ~. rr,1nsr tis,wn. Whtn, ehc entered the cur
car toil.e n,,, cro. rca1jnr sccmfnr n,
i,ssa ~ rnrtIv tnterest in ti,e fare question,
i,or, r M, f.i,nti1,rtura in this rttE, and tho
.t aIs.u .s.i. i.nti. .1nnrr F}rfnrc IsrntIv
, 1877-02-07
4 MA11-1)OG STORY.

Ono day, on The Boulevard rcrclrc, Paris, a
mal-tIop startcd In pursuit Of q vclocfpcdc,
mounted by hoy Of n, numcd Durraty, living
In the Boulevard, NJ. 10. The chase was ter
rtbic ouc, and ended til tho fall ot the hoy. Hap
pt,y It was In tl,n iron Of the vcIocipedc wheel
that tho teeth of tic mad bulldog closed. There
follows. In an impulse OF passionate Joy On
seeing her son sayed from 50 grcnt II danger
Almc. Duprnty pressed her lips u, the wheel u
tho vclMipcde. Some hylr0phobic virus Ind
scsaaIncI t.ss tic tron, and after an agony Of d
fortnight the poor mot'lcr died, saging mad.
, 1877-02-07
THE COUNT.
They've got 10 F already.
but, goodness! who can tell
llnv many GayB or wetk4 Twill be
Ere they arrive nj LII
Ntyp Fork Commercial AdtfFtIfeF.

Honesty md candnr arc mt only the most moral
hut the n'nst effective bnttrca.ca ns hnAinc1e. II.
for his now toilet soap but he does say, aid dchea
contradiction IN H. that tnrlei soap j. eqnAl 10
In ubsalula purify and excc!lcnee. The materials
themselves communicate d delicate odOr, Hkc that
QH bank Of vlolete In sprEhY ttnlg.
, 1877-02-07
INSTRUCTION.

INSTRUCTION.
I.LnCtrTlnN TAUGflT Bf THE UNDEi!SlaHED
II Pupils wsntrd. Aldres. y. l.. III. .EAAI4s 37a
West ltiadolpa'st.
i>OUSD DANCES TAU0liT FOR e5, PRIVATELY,
~ Wy .aa syen9Y ~ rtef' lalsr.a* fasaiSn4n!s ;
sncttA.ful sJateus for rapid proxfas
, 1877-02-07

:.
1rON aALf:-t,H NExs-A StCE HuNsE ASp COT.
t4gr In EnxIewauf3 nfst class ncIs,orf!thts n 81
Irrols Ain. very fnr rr.icncc in houih EEAu'io1.
TItftITFttN Glsj4.. ~ HAshtHRton.N
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feiner 8ant erR lit ben fpateren 8ormit,
iprsden fcnnte, 70 rihtsts CT
feline Sdrttte ;unatIt naA benz 6rasRsin
Sau1e. - Geine @sbanten traren setbeilt,
lsin @efsn selpannt uno errest. er
furmte um 70 unsslamer Surmdrts, il
untlarer bic Wese parsn, bic er tsute gu
wanesln bate, In js hir1tiseren llmrijIsn
ibm bic Mi.tel pcr{hipettsn, melhe er BEL
Ger nidt lei6t gu tebaneslnren Au1els
aen5eit ersrsifsn lo(lte. 5Dhit wabrlhein'
lid warsn i,ins gntihlG1e gan, uHo gar
BON Dem Msmemte atbduaia unD fcnntsn
nur BON 8ssebsnbeiten, wsIhe Die nahitsn
Stunreu brinaen miirsen, engegs6an per'
ben.
llsberbies murbe lsin Denfvsrmcsen une
feine gembinaticnefraft furtwdbreno ae,
trphen unb sefreu3t son ben &mpfin
eunsen, bic er nitt tmmer gu bsms'Ilsrn
unb BON fd su fhsuden psrmoA'
te. gr follte flar tanbeln une tlar lsbea
unb es mar bod nod 10 gieles tn Duntsl
a.balt In Ieinem sissnen qebsn. Wslh'
cine Neibe Don Ntsutsuern aaS trauriasn
@didIalen, wrlh sine Settc Vsrmir'
runs unb gerwidtluns, unb rreld' cine
Summe BON 9eicen uno Sualen bot wobl
bic @e1diGte leiner gltern, ieiner 0rcbsl
tern? @as mohte um i'm berpcraeaanAsn
1ein In Der 3sit. bsrsn ct Td nidt gu erin'
nsrn yermohte2 gGas wirte bic 3utanTt
brinaeua Das Nles itiirmte auF ibn Gin
uno er, rsr ant menisasa llntersidiets, am
tpenieRen Madhse uno @in1usrsihs. sr
iollte in leinsr unteresoronstsn Stsuuns
aleid DEM 5niflale in bic 0sldide eines
easeem 70 rsdsn uno immer nod 70 ange
lebenen 5anies einsrrifen.
(Gprtfebuns fulst.)
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Maoamc Collins unb ibr Gut.

gefern sius Mapame Golljns aus. sic
faufte li6 einen neusn Sut. gs mar elmer
Der aasrlebtsn MOos, 70 Elm Dins, eas
perpendicular am Sinterfopis banet, Id
bann auf bsicen Seitsn .,attummelt" unp
enblih In elmer Spise encist, bic feds 3ua
iitsr bic 5tirne bsrScri!stt 70 elm rsdtsr
ma 10 Elm rehter ia, ia ia, my baby
dear - relder bem @slitte bas 9lofae
elmer Scnnentlume psrleibt.
Der 5ut perlebte Mapame Collins in
Elm iol6es Gntjiidsn, eas fs ibn ioslei&
auflsbte unb bic 3sit nidt srwartsn tOnuts,
bis fie fida 70 ibrem tbsusrn Collins Dor,
fsaen fonnte.
Sie Smnitu7e trchea beu!s fGrmlid,
Rs iiiee aus, renn fe fcnnts ia lhnsuer
laufsn, ais pisie Shpsdsn fubrsn. Soft
menn Der tbsurs gpllins 1ho1 fort ware,
unD It ben 6ut er I morsen frib ,eissn
f0nnte, nsin pas mare ia fhrsdlib, 70
1hlimm fam IS ibr nidt srsebsn.
0ott iei Danf, tas 5au5 1T in Sidt,
uno Collins, ia GOllins 1T nod niht gum
Binncele. oenn cine aualmenps &auhwolts
BON eollins pieife ,isbt purd ras balb
ssofnste Ssnfer. Gott lsi Oaat ! Col.
lins III ;u 5auIs.
Nlit swsi Spriinssn mar Ie In 5auie
Sic ftGplts @ttem. Sie riff bic shiir'
auf "a lab Goains. ST rau(bte. Seb'
tart rautte sr. sic trat Dor ipn bin
sic fuste nidts. Sis mari nur ben Sep
,uriid.
Collins fob ben 5opf. gr 1a9 fsIn,
5rau an. Seine Qusen wurbsn srub
Damn gan, srcb. Dam ,ittsrts ss un
Gcllns Wune. Gann ,eistsn lid sps
Jalten ausr iibsr Der Stirne. Damn FL
ba, ba, bi bi, b. pann sridattsr,e pas
@slaAter Collins bic 6snitsrldsi6sn, BAL
1s flirrtsn.
Jyau Collins war Ipraalos.
ugntlhuloiss-ba, ba-eab ib ba-
ta-io-laas, ater-bi bi, bI-o Id
psrpiabs. Dein @usisten erinnert-mid
-ba-ba-an eins ldntlihs Seene-.'
"au, mas beam Dummtcpf-an ma
tenn z"
,.aa slaen seansliistsn MaulsIa, be
nit bsm &opis aus einsm &crnIel
astt."-
in Der ra&1en @inute iub man Serrt
Collins aus bsm SIntsrisnlsr i,bsr pa
3rautenlpalier binunter tisttern, Dan
ibsr pas bol3baus In ben ausrsn,snps
5cf watrsno 5asstultunssssssn tanr
8aisu, gaSslsilsn S&ube, eeu&tsr IN
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- Sn Brownspille msrcen in lebterer
| 3eit taafis perfunen pon 8autern in rf'
fsnsr Strabe nisberseidlasen uno tsrautt.
= BUR geri&ttsuna. Sn elmer
un!drsa publi,trten Roti3 be8aelih Der
1b1tisfsit unisrsr 0rano Sury fiitrten
mir he seeen Satpsr uno Nnpsre srAots,
nen Gntlassn an nit rem 3hiase, ,,oie
Aneetlastsu wctnsn ldmmtlih an Der 5sc
lotss." Ginsr unierer in bem Settlement
an Der 5slctcs tpchnsnben aitsn M'onnsn,
ten criuht uns nun, ZEN Nahiat fabn
at3udnrern, eab ss beiBt: Die @nasflas'
ten mobnsn iammtlit an Der Nslaeea,
(SItnsrs Grett) gpir tbun ties nm 70
liebfr, ais mir pil1en. rab bic Nuiispluna
an Fer Sslotss pom brausn unb ebrliden
Deuild,en bemotnt 1T T ie in tem 2Ofal
artifsl aematts Qnaats trrubt alto anf
sinem Srrtbum, Der vsrmieren wcrrsn
mare. wenn tfr Shfsiter res Qriifsls aud
bic &orrfttur selsfen bate; mir haben rs
paber nit ti.em Der in elmer t1aldbsn Bel.
tunI nun sinmal unpermeislihen Druid
fsbler gu tGun.
= 9Bir ermdbntsn tur,lih Der gaums
wclrisbtable bic auf BEN 6raht,iscn Der
Gentralbabu unwet Napalota beaanaen
wurben. Nnselsllte natere Nahfcr1hun
gen tasen erseben, ta6 bic Neser bisle
Oisbsrsien in srcBem Wa6aabe tstristen,
ineem iie seaeen tsrsit lebsm battsn, I'm,
bic BaumwoQtallsn mad Der Vre{s ,u
trinsen, irslhe bic Difbe in einem rihten
gDalce errittet tat!en. Sier wurten BIZ
eiiernen Nefsn abasidlassn, bic Gmtsuaae
entfsfnt une bic 8aumwoue nod emma
eeprebt, neu einsetunben, nit nsuen Nei
fen Serfeben unb pann wieoer In ben Mart
eebraht. Die Gentralba9n bat In oieien
Sabre fur 160 sefcblsne Ballsa Baum
ruue auffommsn muTsn uno bic Diet
baten taran $4,000 perpieut. 8is jsb
Rnb bier bon BEN farbisen Diebsn glamsns
Samss Nyan, 6. Samlcn, @eo. Yroets
unc Haubsn Sumion einssfansen wcrpen
- Som 81. Sanuar al bort Sac
County aui sin 0rsn,. County ,u len uni
cen Blrasrn it es oann nibt mebr seifat
tet, @afen su traaen.
= Die Girma 8riisssrbof unb Ssicen
temsr in Nu1in tat fd aufssl6f. Ser
Seipsnbeimsr fabrt bas Wbclelale Gro
eerie UelGaft auf aaeinise Nehnuns rvsi
ter.
- Das 8irhensissntbum i'm Staa!
rirb elmer oberHihlihm Nbldabuns mad
auf S., 900. 900 anseaeben.
- Gin S}abrtrpt itsr ben 1riniip Be
Sort Wortb er,is,te in elmer Wohs Elm
Ginnabme BON $1,000.
: Jrilhss NineFsilt wiro jsbt In @e
frissrator. gars BON Dallas aus nire.t nat
Cincinnati psrf&ift.
- Skpbens, Der Qaub1hwinplsr, i
pom @ouperneur besnapist worosn.
- Der Dampfsr Sarlan 1T pou glew
Srlsans in 8raIos ansstommen une to
erfi 8ompasnien Bunpestruppsn mitae
traht, bic per gilentabn mad YrownepiQ
msterreilten.
- WaeO BAT Bis gum &c. 81, 900 gal
len VaumwoQe erbalten unb bapou 81, 90
psrldift.
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