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Nebraska advertiser., 1877-03-22

Reformers will be pleased with the
following news from the Burlington
Hdwkeye:: Hamburg. Fremont Co.,
is convulsed with q temperance reVi-
val. Over 700 people who never drank
a drop In their lives have signed the
pledge, and men who used to stand
up before the bar and take their pois-
on go behind the Office door when
they want to take something, and
caCry their coffee grains in their vest
uoeketsn ~
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-03-22

An anonymous correspondent Of
the Omaha Republican, who has TAX
en- a high fever on account of Half's
appointment to the post Office, makes
the threat, eff Douglas county goes
stifiy Democratic while Senator
Saunders holds bis office be can blame
none but himself" 1t appears to us
that Douglas went "stiffiy Democrat
ic" last fall. while Mr.. Hitchcock wa,
Senator aud Mr.. Saunders private
sitizeu. Who was to blame for that
1t ofstifhess? Now again the wrong
OK has been gored.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-03-22

The following eonfirmstions were
made last week by the U. S. Senate !:
Frederick w. Seward, of New York,
to be assistant secretary OF state; j.
n. Tyner, of Indiana. to be first as
sistant postmaster Henry King,
postmaster, Topeka; Thomas Jerne-
gan, surveyor of customs, Michigan
City, Indiana; Peter Schwenk, regis
ter land office, Norfolk. Nebraska !;
Thomas 4. Hall, postmaster, Omaha.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-03-22

More Friday. Hayes was nominal
ed on Friday the decisive action OF
the Electoral Commission, in decid-
lag the vote of Oregon was taken on
Friday; and the final result, declar-
ing the election of Hayes, was made
ia joint session on Friday.-KdnSaS
Chief.
And still the Democracy believe in
the old saying that Friday is an un-
lucky day.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-03-22

There is considerable complaint and
criticism over the act of the late Leg
islatnre prescribing the duties of as
SCISSORS, and the listing of property for
taxation. Many of those objecting,
throw the responsibility of such legis-
lation upon the Legislature. This is
all wrong. The new constitution pre-
seribes just what shall be exempt aud
what not. Every exemption allowed
by the constitution was allowed by
the Legislature Ia the revised act un.
der which the assessors are now aot-
ing. -Pldttspsotith Herald.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-03-22

Hon. Thomas F. Hall has been ap-
pointed and confirmed Post Master OF
Omaha; and now while the Omaha
Republican gnashes its teeth In the
back room, 1t will not write Mr.. Halls
name any more with asmall t, (, and
h. In a short time Mr.. Halls name
will appear in small caps In that pa
mar
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-03-22

An old man went TO the White
Honse the other day and demanded to
be Immediately inaugurated presi-
dent. He insisted that he had been
honestly elected. He was sent away
to the insane asylum. This is the
fourth old crazy man who has acted
similarly. 1t is not known whether
Mr.. TildeD was one of them or not.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-03-22

Maj. Reno, of the 18th cavalry Is be-
Ing tried at st. Paul by a military
court martial. for making a bad pro-
posal to the wife of Capt. J. M. Bell,
of the same service, and making dis
reputable statements about. her. It is
believed that be will be dismissed
from the army.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-03-22

On the 18th inst, at Aiken, S. c.,
four negroes were hanged-under the
sentence OF court-for the murder OF
two white men. We do not know
but this was all as it should have
been, but who ever hears of white
men down there being hung for MUIR
dering negroes? Negro killing al
ways seems to be '3ustJfabEe hon,i.
eide"
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-03-22

The eternal fitness of things is
again demonstrated in Pinehback and
Upton gravitating together and be-
comiu9 brothers of reform. The
Republican party was never so deep
ly indebted to them as 1t now is for
leaving 1t, showing that healthy re-
form is going on in the party.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-03-22

The prospects for large immigra-
tinn to Nebraska this season are quite
encouraging, as the Union Pacific
land department has been receiving
between two and three hundred let
ters daily for some weeks past iuquir-
ing about lands.-iStdte Journal.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-03-22

On the 18th ult., at Loup City
Sherman county, Neb. George Nc
kellar shot and killed Edward Chap
man. They had been partners in a
threshing machine, and suarreled
over settlement of accounts. The
murderer has been captured.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-03-22
ARTICLE XVI.
TOWNSHIP oRGANIzArIoN-How DIS

! TOWNSHIP 0RGANIZATION-H DIS
CONTINUED.
Section /. Upon petition OF at leas
one-tenth of the legal voters of any
county having adopted township or.
ganization, said number to be ascer.
tanned from the vote cast at the last
preceding general election, the coun.
ty board shall cause to be submitted
to the voters of such county at the
next general elestion. the question oi
the continuance of township organi.
zation, to be voted on by ballots,
written or printed, or partly written
and partly printed, For the continu-
ance of township organization, or
Against the continuance of township
organisation" notice to be given, and
the votes to be canvassed aud return
ed in like manuer as hereinbefore pro-
vided In reference to a vote on the
adoption of township organization.
Sec. 2. If it shall appear by the re-
turns of said election that majority
of votes cast on that question are
against the continuance of township
organization, then such organization
shall cease in said county, as soon as
q county board Is elected and qualifi-
ed, and all laws relating to counties
not under township organization,
shall be applicable to such county,
the same as if township organization
had not been adopted In it.
Sec. 8. When township organiza-
ton shall cease fn any county as pro-
vided in this act. special election
shall be held therein, on the first
after the first Monday In
January following, for three county |
commissioners, one of whom shall |
lold his Office until the next general
election, one until a year thereafter,
md one until two years thereafter
md until their successors are elected
nd qualified; and at every yearly
General election after such special
lection, one such officer shall be
lected.
Sec. 4. The county board so elect
d shall assume the duties of their
flee on the first day Of February
ext after their election, and shall be
be legal successors to the county
oard of supervisors, and shall have
II the rights and emoluments, and
Q subject to all liabilities as provided
] other cases of counties not under
,wnship organization.
Sec. 5. When township organiza-
on is discon tinued In any county,
le records of the several towns shall
e deposited In the county clerks Of
ce, and the county commissioners
lall have power to close up all un-
nished business of the several towns
I'D sell and dispose OF any property
,longing to the town for the benefit ]
the inhabitants thereof, as fully as
light have been done by the towns
and to pay an the indebt- !
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-03-22

A lodge of the Temple of Honor
"A noble temperance Organization
was organized in Lincoln last week.
Amongst the prominent gentlemen
who belong to 1t we are gratified In
noticing the name of Attorney Gen.
eral Roberts.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-03-22

Waterson ssid-"there is not so
much as a single unarmed Kentuck-
ian here to resist" Itstrikes us that
that Kentuckian would have been
fearfully out of luck had be been there
to resist.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-03-22

The Pawnee Republican appears to
De down on President Hayes for not
appointing ex-senator Hitchcock as
member of his cabinet. Reforma-
ton appears to be going on where it
will do the most good.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-03-22

The New Hampshire election last
week resulted in the election of Re-
publican Governor and legislature,
and two out of the three Congressman
elected were Republicans.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-03-22

Wsterson declared, "It chokes me
to think about It," Pity 1t did not
choke him to death as every man who
teaches treason and incites rebellion
ought to be choked-and by a rope tc
make sure work of &c.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-03-22

The counties of York, Clay. Web
ster and Adams are alive to their In
terests in devising ways and means to
secure the extension OF the Omaha
and Republican valley railroad to
York. Sutton and Ped, Cloud. .-Sd9e
Journal.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-03-22
NORONER'S SALE.

" Notice is hereby given that the under
signed, Coroner of Nemaha County. Neb,.
WILL by virtue of an execution issued by the
District Court of said county, in favor of Da-
wilson Piasters and Asa Day, and against .
p. m. on the
31st Day OF March, A. ID. 1877,
At the residence of Irwin Bristol. In Douglas
precinct, In said county, offer for sale, at
public vendue the following goods and chat
tells, to-wit: Six head of twO-year old calves
and six head of one-year old calves; and
Immediately thereafter will sell at the FORM
er residence of Thomas Burkholder. in
In Washington precinct in said county, two
cribs Of corn, supposed to contain about 500
bushels.
Said goods were taken on said execution rs
the property of said A. X. Phillips.
Dated, this 18th day of March, A D. 1877.
39wl E. f. EBRIGHT, Coroner.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-03-22

A traveller at the Barnum House,
Nebraska City, a few nights ago blep
the gas light out and went TO bed.
The clerk found him just In time to
restore him TO life.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-03-22

Peter B. Sweeney, connected with
Tweed I'm the New York swlndles,
and who also ran away, has returned.
There was verdict rendered against
him for Sc, 200, 600.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-03-22

Senator Morton declined the chair
manship of the Foreign Relations
committee, and Senator Hamlln was
appointed.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-03-22

A condition Of anarchy is reported
OF the Indian Territory, and that half
breed desperadoes have possession of
the country, defying all law and or
der
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-03-22

Mr.. H. b. Nioheils, a citizen Of
Denver. was run over by 8 team OF
horses I'm Omaha. on the 18th, and
killed.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-03-22

Warren Clough, convicted of mur-
dsriDg bis brother, at Seward, Ne
braska. has been sentenced to be
hanged July 18th.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-03-22

There are "a Methodist churches in
the city of Baltimore. 1t is the great
Methodist city Of the continent.
Philadelphia Is the great Baptist city.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-03-22

Rev. Thomas O'Gars, for twenty
three years priest in the diocese OF
Chicago, died at st. Joseph's hospital
on the 18th.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-03-22
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DESCRIBED AND ILLUSTR ATFD.
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entire history, grand buildings, wonderful
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trated, ana 81 cheaper than any other: eyery-
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weeks. 1000 agents wanted; Send quickly for
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EhT1TT0NBeware OF falsely claimed official
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Nebraska advertiser., 1877-03-22

. The New York Tribune remarks
that almost for a generation the
Democratic party has lacked nothing
but votes and conn mon sense.''
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-03-22

Hon. Stsnley Matthews, of Cincin-
natl. was last week elected by the Re-
publicaus. u. s. Senator TO take the
place Of John Sherman.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-03-22

Peter Schwenk has been appointed
register OF the land office at Norfolk
Neb-, in the place OF Frank Welch,
elected to Congress.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-03-22

Hastings and Juniata, of Adams
county. are having a county seat con-
test, het, The election comes off in
April.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-03-22

Hon II. p. Bell has been elected 10
Congress from Ben Hills district,
Georgia. or course Mr. Bell Is DEM
ocrat.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-03-22

Enoch Thompson. at Columbia
Tenn, has been sentenced to be hang
ed April 9th for the murder of r. G.
johnson.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-03-22

Matilda Heron. the celebrated act
ress, died suddenly in New York last
week. She was a native Of Ireland,
10 years old.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-03-22

The legislature of Missouri has made
an appropriation of $40. .0eeto sidin i'm
Sestigating the hog cholera question.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-03-22

Five men were secently killed at
Wosthington. Ind. by the explosion
Of s-saw mill boiler.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-03-22

edness of any town existing at the
time OF such discontinuance, and
cause the amount thereof, or so much
as may be necessary. to be levied up
on the property of the town.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-03-22

ABOVE articles sent post paid for so cts. have been
retalleo lot 90 Bankrp pit stock must be sold. Solid
milton Goid Watches. $40 each, for speculative pur
pOSsS, gooo timers, equal In appearance 70 500
genuine gold. His reputation for honesty, fair
dealing and llberality is unequaled by any adver-
User IN TINS clty,-N y. Day Book, Dec. is, 1876.
POSTAGE STAMPS TAKEN AS CASH.
E. STOCkMAN. - BOND st. Nexz XlrIr.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-03-22

Fred Douglass has been appointed
Marshal OF the District of Columbia.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-03-22

kenessw, Nebraska, has broom
factery.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-03-22
0S FANCY CARDS. Is STYLES with name I0c
-cPestpaid. J. b. Hustled, Nassau Rens Co NY
A LUCRATIVE BUSINESS,
Y AGENTS WANT ED FOR HIsTORY Y
CENTENNIAL EXHIBITION

~ 1t contains $50 fine engraeIngs of buildings
ana scenes IN the Great Exhibition and is the only
authentic and complete history published II treats
or the grand buildings, wonderful exhibits curiosi-
ties, great events, etc. Very cheap and sells at
for our extra terms TO Agents. and a full descrip-
ton OF the work. Address NATIONAL PrrBI,istIIS
GAHTTON Unreliable and worthless
OhO I1O1N. booke on the Exhibition ar-s
being circulated. Do not be deceived See that
The book you buy contains s74 pages and S3efne sn
cravings. 36yvi
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-03-22
Vick's Floral Guide-

A beautiful Quarterly Journal. finely illustrated
and containing an elegant colOred Flower Plate
with the first number. Price only 25 cents for the
year The first No. for 1877 just Issued in German
and English.
Vick's Flower and Vegetable Garden in paper 50
cents: with elegant cloth covers sf.oG
Nick's Catalogue-3OO illustrations. only cents
Addr1Ss. JAMES WICK, Rochester n v
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-03-22
T EGAL NOTICE -

| EGAL NOTICE =
II In the matter of the property escheated
70 the State of Nebraska, belonging to the
Hooper Estate: Notice is hereby given that
Giles X. Reeder has filed in this office his Fl :
nal settlement sheet as trustee for the State,
showing the debit and credit account be-
tween Te nlmself and said escheated property.
The County Court will pass upon said a.-
connt April IL, IS77, commencing at 10 O'Clock
a. m All parties interested will then show
cause why said account ought not to be ap-
proved.
JARVIS S. CHURCH, Judge.
MARCH, 20, 1877 39w4
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-03-22

EST Milton Gold
Jewelry Combina-
tiOn out. Consisting
Of elegant watch
chain, ladies' hand
some brooch and ear
drops, pair elegant
gold stone sleeve but
tons set spiral studs,
buttons heavy
llain wedding ring,
and gents Parisian
diamond pin. The
, 1877-06-26

parftGoncert. @eitern oab bas
aebnid'i6e Or4eiter mi.ber i'm Capitol
Bart elm freies Concert, tueldes pielen
Mntlans fanb n.,o ,edt gut beiu9t mar.
@lei4 beim gintreten bes Yarfs ,uMroe
uaier oeutides 9era auf oas Mnsenebms
ite iiberrai4t. 6a geraoe Die Gldnae Der
rWa@t an 1bein" bonn Capitol bernie.
oeriaaaten. Bon ben gum @elten se-
aebenen @uiitftidsn, psrbisnt uo6l elm
Yotsourie aus Der OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES"
nnb .Die pof" BON @@dfer. am mel.
iten grlpdbnung. 9etteres ,purbe bonn
Srompeter 1errn Beper meijterbaft Dor
setrogsa. Derislbe bate ii9 BON Or.
DIETER entfernt. unb lief bonn anoeren
gnoe oes 9arfs avs. bic Mslobien oes
poibornes ert1nen. Sos Concert
i4lob init Dem betanMten Mai5G aus
@ouneauo's vGanF." Wir bofen, boB
uns nod redt oft iold' a~nsenebmer
muitaliider 5enub au She'll tpssoe.
, 1877-06-26

@bot is it? ats mir 9effern
our6 Die 9. @trabe singen, iabsrp mir
Dor einem Sauie 3piiden Der @tainfr.
rno Dem OpernbauR einenSaufen Msn>
inen fteben unb als mir ndber binmta.
men, fanoen mir einiss 2eute eifrig be.
i6dftist bic Sreppen wnb Sluren Der
5olabuoen ouf3ureiBen uno in fpenigen
@asenbliden wurbe serufen vDa liegt
iie" Wir slaubtep. oaB elm untDier,
elm 2ano= nngebsuer ii9 oortbin perirrt
babe. vel@e bic ionit 70 frisbfsrtisen
2eute i'm fol6e 9tufresuas periebte, ano
iuaren begieri9 auf Die Oinge Die oa
fommen ionten. Msbrers Der lamfe.
benoen ,uaren init perl9ieoenen itdbler.
nenM oromaffsn perisben, unb iogar Elm
Saneibsr, bate aus isinsm 2aben cine
9lubenbe 3anst sebolt. Grit einem
male ert0nte es: .gr bat fer nno in
oemielben @a9eablid iab in Der :3amse
oes S9neioers' einseilemmt-eins tob1e
@atte. Die. onr4 Die idnele 3sriebuns
elm Observation-Disclosures ausidieb,
tart 9enu9 iuar, elm 9anaes &e=
giment IN Die GIudt gu treiben. Gin
Veiieber meints, bab cine tobte Iatte
beinabe elm eben 10 itarfss glroma be-
idbe, als Elm ~l.benoiser Msssr.
, 1877-06-26

@eitern fanb bic 0f.ntli9s priifung
Der beuti6 enslii9sn Sdule bes @errn
Carl Seri9 in Der 81. Sobannis Stride
fat. @ir ,uaren iiberraidt. iiber Die
2eiitnn9en, tpelde bic S9Iler an ben
Sag le9ten. @an3 Defenders imponirte
uns ibre 6ertisteit i'm aopfrs9nen 5;
3ienlid idwisrise Mufsaben luarben
BON Den meiten Sdulsrn in turasr 3eit
ri3tis eel0lt. Mu6 in rbstsrii&er Gin-
iiHt ~lciitete oas Sniitnt @roBes. IS
wnrben bon Der eriten glaRe einise @b-
idnitte ous @Giuer's vMiIbeIm Sen"
aeleien. umo Die bsfannte Mpfditene be.
ionoers BON ben Mdb6en nit pielem
@usorud por9etrasen.
Wir beoauerH mir. bob bas Muoito.
rum in 10 seringer 3abl erf6ienen ,uar,
ba bod bosSntereI1e bes beuti9enY mbli.
fams fir Die beutide @dule elm gan;
bsionberes iein ioIte. 9oHentli9 ipir6
Die Sbeilnabme an Der beute Abeno natt=
inoenoen @dluBfeier nebit preispertbei.
lung i'm .0ir9inia Opera.SouIe, cine
nm 10 sr6Bsre fem.
, 1877-06-26
@tatt &i6mpnb.
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9oIi3eis @eri9t. Jolsenoe
eSa(e famen ssftern in bielem @eridt
sur Nerbanoiung:
Robert Spfes, farbis, anectlast ne.
gen u%norbentliden Netrasens i'm eriten
Mortte, tuuroe 50 seitraft.
9arab Sane Sarpsp uno Gucinba
gollaro. ;,pei aIte farbige MiNebdte-
rinen. ansstlast bic glaneD @aibinston
anseeriffen unb ~m1Sbanbelt al babcn,
uno ,peaen morbentiGen 8etrasens
auf Der StraBs~ ,purben ,uesen MangeI
an 8iirai@ait auf - Mouote in Bic
Sail qeiunbt.
Sobn Smith alias Waibinston. far=
bis,. anseftast bic Sane $earrsp ange.
9rifen uub mibbanbelt 81 Daben, ,nuroe
$5,9straft.
albert Scott. farbig, onseflast Elm
paar S9nbe BON S. 8. 6tDlmnn &c.
itoblen gu babsn. ,puroe ihulois bsfnn.
ben nnb auf 6 Monate in bic Sail se.
janbt.
9bomas 8ropn, serbaftet,. NEIL u
auf bic Ydnte i'm Gapitol=Y art geidia.
fen unb ben capitol. Yoli3iten ST. S.
Gbeitermann geidimpft unb Miberitanb
9eIeiitet bate. wur6s $40 sslrait unb
nnter 8iirsidait 9eitelt fir 6 Monate.
g.. s. Megne, an9efias 81. 8. Gbe-
Hermann in rcr Wusiibung feiner pHi1t
9ebinoert 81. baben, puroe nit cine g.
mabnnnS entIai1en.
, 1877-06-26

M aeeen.inpeattcnsaii8e S~erla0en @itnapub nm, 3.45 81,
W m temnhcn tn GereeMspile I'M 7:3O Nalbin. unS in
~Slp,nefpn nm 1 ":45 Mbenss an. '"
gollngs fatreu tdslit {Sonntass ausaenca1n,,n.,
% @tprtgiaee "a gen ta8ii6 uni tatten in Sunctirn
NpelS 4rertlian's. @erbfnsSiae @barlpttesu;1e Gtonm,
~, 9elpfn, Wf;atrrt', G~ppinstpn uab allen rraulSrsr
Sa1!'pnen metitt spn G~ppinetpn an.
accommodation Snse fatren taglit (Spnntaos ana.
in8tpn. ~''"sp'ue lHe 2S.1p.
s;s g Sn sns ervrte- 9aae ~ssrtintsn ad in obrtunspia,
~, ~ 4Salpthelen nte elm Ypf5us IN Gtarlpttessiqe fir
Sen0purB uno ben Sibtn -
gSpitbius %yfrhtnset fiji IN Cincinnati NIT Ten. Tran,n
a Saa.sn !ar aae gant:e tn, gBefen, Nprtmehe, une Sin.
~ersn, incl e%altfcrnia Sregpn unb Isras.
gehSa9 tomnt in Rtdmpnp I'm, 4:S0 Nadmtttaos an.
Vsprfe5is Srn Cincinnati p~ertintst in @prhpnssins
mI Der Wtrginta Wtb'anb @ifentatn, fornmt in gSoSe.
iMa1en' nm 7:So Wsrn,. unb In MiAmpnS INN Gao gSorm
an 81 nto %oerbtnorf ft NIT ben Ri6tnpne unf Inny,ns ANY
G,@meae unS PETERSBURG 3asen fur ane gunfts i'm
g%te9nsrtCe a.irrssue fpmrat Inn $40 @prmittaoson m.
S9lat g%Gasapns fatren init aleu- Nabt iiaen.
yur@ aifets NE : n p~ertauft ,atb Gep1d serr+e,a
roo allen 5aupt- gunften. '''~''H
m.aeere Aasfunft rveeen preift etc. tytrb n mo. so6
~'u'" Off,, peer IN Der Office Der Gcmpaanie ertteift
GDnuay G. Spwarb.
M. ~. g. Dunn,
Snssnieis uab Snperintenbeuh ~
, 1877-06-26

Drum Xii ewer N emi0
blnoet etc. exc. Sn bfm BOliSeias.
rl6t ltano aeitern @m. Scatter. an9s-
fInat leine Sraa 9eb. Minnie Gpps, &c.
lblosen nno ibr scorobt 81 bcben, Tic
gu ltcbcn.
Gr beibrieb feline 90qe felt er nit Der
Traugclebt.o ic er aug oerSail eebei7atbst
babe, tuobin lie 9eianot mar, neil lie Elm
lnoroentli9es Saus sebalten, uno oab
allsgeriude, bic er anseiieIt, ibren Muf
oi erb0ber, pergebens geuelen ieien.
Sa feline 8cueiie uorlaeen, baB er ibr
9eorobt babe, 10 emtlieb fie Der 3i6trr
grutdfeIo unter Dem @sripreden, oab
lie binfiro einig leben tpiitoen.
, 1877-06-26
9em 9crrn Murpbb in's Stammbnd.

Baulus, Ser iGrieb Den Gpbeiern
2rintst llie ans leereu @ldiern
Sintemal un6 aloiemeit
Oicles II. benz Serrn Elm @reu'l.
Der @afatern that er fdreibeu
2abt baS Wafertrinfsn bleiben!
Beil oas Woiisr beilis 1T,
DEM es tauft oamit Der Gbriit
Wein! 10 idrieb er IN oie @Smer.
Wein idmedt nod piel ansenebmer!
nno oas Waiier. mie man meiB,
Sdmedt nad Widts. Soft tbat's nit
Gleib.
Weiu; 10 idrieb er an Ben 6itus, .
0iest i'm GnltuS and uno 8ituS,
E'rum tpas 0oridrift uub @ebrauh,
Das, lnein Sobn. befolse aud!
D.in. iarieb er naA IeFafonidt
j3ieb i'd ielber Dor benz 9onis;
Wein ftdrtt mir ben @laubensmuth
Was Der 9onis nienats thut.
slud idrieb er on Die @oloffer.
2Siht bic Sober nidts famoier r
Drum nit nrilber Gbrilenbano.
20idt nit Wein bes @ddfen Branb
Nud, idrieb er aa ben pbilemon;
Durf, oas 1T Der idtimmfs Ddnron! E
Durif ~ baben uuo niht @ein,
Das 1T cine @briifenpein
Dod. ihrieb9er IN sic Ybiuippsr.
9eib nidt rur 10 bloBe Slipper
Sn oeHs @ein III Wabrheit! uno
&rmmt Der Wabrbeit auf ben @runo
Doa Der 8if&of iei tein Sdufer
Sdrieb ct Dem Tbimot poI Gifer;
Weil er's nur BON, Bifdof ipridt,
Gilt % fir Die anbern nidt
Drum, fdlieb er GU Die &orihtbsr,
Saufet uie bic Btr1enbinber
2obt ben 6erf! 9aIIeluia
Oofir 1T Der @eiuitod ba.
Mus Dem @1en it gu idliebeu,
eeere Slider bon gu aieben.
unn ben 8eiu gu trinfen put.
uno in 9robem Quantur1 nur.