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The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-06-15
EI HOFE.

EVHOPE.
LONDON. June Ii Bullion in tie
Bank # England Increased $3.50, eco
the past week The proportion of the
Bank reserve TO liability is II 10 per
cent
PARIS. June II -SE este ia the Bank
Of France has decreased siX and one
half millions francs dufihg the past
week
LONDON. June II Probably No at
tempt will be made 10 cross the D4Hube
before July. This supposltion is
strengthened by the present state ot
the Danube. The enemy will likely De-
on the alert. on account Of the Cars
arrival at headquarters. and ther, foe.
instead d! the Cars arrival as thought
by some IA being indications Of imme-
diatc activity. it is much more proba DIE
that IL will be allowed to lose Its aw *
emmy e''ec' VI '"c III rs MIG 'i'' tuey
VIII NC SUI ere" 10 fe'al'se 'Eto taeir
usual lethargy.
"e '"eS say tue i'"S''i" ''''" Oh
$4,000. 600 was Origin ally offered to
'h7 houses mere ana refused II N"
~ " 'sso''i ~ "''s III" ID rim III STAT
gu ISSUES tue price Is 80 per cent ana
TIC oynuica'e mas take" the loan at =
ne' p'He 81 lar oeio" the inquire as 10
i'"'e ample margin On Tue lace OF
'i'e i'e' '"'' Tue ''i'e'''a' 'o'ec" loan oil
-oo'ooo fo"oies mas also been decreed'
TINS BORROWING lhoica'es rapid eN-
ilaus'''h'
az Asco'' 10 u"!' the ne" biot'ia'
s'aAo Was 40" ny oprihghei"i tue ne"
stakes ~ I"i'ef'eH'' anu the Soid cup
ny fetraFcn' okyinfk second Soomasie
third.
81 PETERSBURG JUNE 1.-The
Aoi*s are attempting I" form counter
"pp'o"o''es at Mars a"'' are constantly
making sor'ieS' luc ii"ssian bAtterie,
nave been very successful IN frustrating
all these attempts y sor'ie was made
yesterday ana rcp"''ed with heavy loss
10 tue A"'As' He'eFai hNS>ian> were
slightly woundcd
LONDON Juhi it'-ln response to a
ie''ei oi Eli "ashpafhe 10 eA-fresldent
grant 'hl"'''hg whether ne Will visit
ia'is Oh ie"''hs England, tue latter re-
pi'cu mat II VIII DC Impossible 10 do so
OUT may DO So III september. Ills pres
eh' 'n'e"''oh Is 10 make an extended
European tour, embracing Sw' den and
Norway ald 'heh sailing down the
"hihe 20 Visit Switzerland.
ERzERUN..June li.--Ihe Turks after
occupying 'oit' march N the direction
OF Afoaham.
RUSSIAN uet"ctiuneht has been sent
from Ardaham To relhiorce the centre.
Twelve hattaiions OF troops, field
battery ana four mounted guns, left De
hinaiia 10 attack the column OF the Rns-
siaH ieit wing pe'ore ieeprak MACH.
'oNs'ANiiNofi'k' June l4'-ihFee
ATTACKS were male F''Ay ny the kns-
,,xss
S'"hs against foft ia'nazas' erected to
strengthen TIE defense OF orr 'e'ep-
"0''' ''ie Keys 10 Mars Attacks FOL
i""eu Oh SATURDAY lie result Is un-
Ano"p'
\ uisfa'e" ifo" ihfu'-'"eh- Meham-
cd All announces TIE defeat ct the
Meh'ehes'ins al A'ch'na.
H'S i'h' ~ june TN iueso"y Il
fa''F u i'lS''''S opposite Aa1e'ih
'''''"e al "''''" III "oa'S apo" INC LUX
- H.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-06-15
SEEAK THIEvES.
DuavAiLA. WILDLY. ISLAND.
June lith. A. u. ISL.

June lith. A. II. 1877.
SD lSrkLLIcgNcgs-On Thursday
the ioih OF Nay. two men accompanied
~ BY saua~, made their appearance a,
- Ar. Locks. sho lives near Point M,
u. gent. having landed ssem a cameo or
ssdag-eat. They pretended to be hunt.
1rs--were tall mcn of sandy complex.
&c. Que of them having his beard
I'd black. They applied 10 Mr..
ere Tor d,nscr. and while il ga. he
- repaired they stole several article.
ling .himhle, scissor. and ,hre,d
tnen went 10 Henry Marriott
1T u1on Dusvalla Ray. and tiua.n,
pant ahsrnt, stole double bar.
pr-s~An lrihs-bsrrel snd shot, plain
wssh5 pa ,he upper thimhle gone,
@ss~ lack broaielosh fro.,k roa,
------ ---- vest, . felt oveeeaa, . hi
CtARRrpes-sack with a wooden
- tAan,ng aaeisrclo,hes. letter
MNMN1t TRpss sad stamps. also some
WVlIW ~ lumber of o,aer article,
" pre~Iiag aroand III.
GUaRAI g w wherever thew can
Ar rnssA s eau give no be,':r
H.s. ss'aiI 81. the ceumani, 49, 81
s~s~ps.s. .ast !" , "a
froas Ssree< ep
ss8dAvy
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-06-15

School CENSUS. --The return Of the
sehool census marshsls. show the total
number Of children in the State of Or
sgon. between the ages of four and 20
yeaNs. to be 5.asa This multiplied by
Tour would indicate population in the
state Of over zoo 600.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-06-15

Nor FoRTH-CoM!Na.- The nominal
amount Of fractional currency (shin-
ptastcrsl in the United States. still uu-
redeemed aud outstanding is $2i .o0O,-
OOO. But OF this amount Secretary
Sherman estimates that ll.00o, 900. or
upwards Of one-hait will never be pre-
sented for redemption.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-06-15

HENDRICKS y CUKtI> arc consider
Ing the hari times; therefore they. in
order % 10 j;s;ice - ali. intend TO DO
plumbing. steam AMI gas Citing a. the
very lowest tiviCg rates II you want
water pipe laid. or gas fitting done. Be
sDTe and see them. a. i, Will be to your
interest They have nice lot If stove
aud sewer pipe. and very cheap: also
have rev saw rummer.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-06-15

SIhawnERRIRs. Sixteen thousand
pounds of strawberries per day WAS
shspped 10 Portland FROM the cas-. side
clone in IL yht Of the
~I.A(..r
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1877-11-10
HOW TO PREVENT AND CURE
COUGHS AND COLDS.

We XII know that while those in 70.
bust health rarely take cold, weakly Per
sons are affected by the slightest changes
of temperature. The reason is that the
weak blood which has caused the debil.
ity, fails to impart vigor to the organs OF
respiration and perspiration, thus sealing
the pores and closing the only avenue
for the escape of large part of the
waste products of the body. Those acrid
secretions irritate. the throat, lungs,
nose, head, or other organs, producing
coughs, colds, catarrh, bronchitis, etc.
Parkers Ginger Tonic acts like charm,
permanently cures these disorders, is
pleasant in taste, promptly opens the
pores, and expels the poisonous accumu.
lations. allays all peal irritations, and
instead of nauseating the stomach and
constipating the bowels, as do most
cough medicines, invigorates the entire
digestive apparatus and blood. 1t thus
not only effectually cures coughs, colds,
catarrh, bronchitis, and gives the strong
est hope to consumptives, but removes
all dyspeptic disorders, such - indiges-
ton, headache, constipation, acid stom-
ach. low spirits; nervousness, liver COM
plaint, coated tongue, diarrhoea, and
bowel disorders, wakefulness and rheum-
atic and neuralgia pains Buy from
your druggist. r. B. Stevenson, lola,
Kansas, . 81. 90 bottle, or sample bottle
at Is cts, and test its extraordinary
merits.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1877-11-10
PERSONA. MENTION.

E6NOOsSA& 16NIIONs
-Chas. LAkin il assisting Slower il
the County Clerks Office,
Attorney Bergen Of Garnett was IN
attendance At Court this week.
w. 81. Thurber. of Yates Center,
was attending court this week.
Judge Bell has received his commits.
sion and seal - notary public.
MIR. VIM. Hide. of Geneva town.
ship was the first man to pay his taxes
this year.
%. N. Ruggles, . noted attorney Of
Emporia, Kansas, was in attendance Al
Court the first of the week.
u. L. Dennison, . leading attorney
of Usage Mission, Kansas, was attending
court at this place this week.
e. H. voorhees,, lately Of Pella,
Iowa, but now q citizen Of our sister
town of Garrett, was in lola the first of
the week
Sam. Freeman, Of Chanute, former
ly resident of lola, was in town the
latter part of the week, paying taxes,
visiting old cronies, etc.
Mr.. w. Fl. link, of Adel, Iowa, has
removed to our county, and will locate.
He owns farm few miles west of lola
aud is q relative of Sheriff Woodin.
Hon. John Francis. State Treasurer,
was in town the first Of the week. He
came down to vote, and spent several
days in the Southern part of the State.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1877-11-10

Special Bargains In Dry
Goods at o. p. North
rup g. Co.'S. Cash Dry
Goods House:
100 Ladies Felt Skirts
at so cents apiece,
10 boz Linen Hand
kerchiefs at 10 C apiece.
so boz Bed Comic
at $40 apiece.
10 Dozen Mems Fur
Hats $z.25 apiece
go Pairs Silk SUspen-
ders $1.75 per pair.
so pairs Mems Buck
Cloves rs G pair.
so yds Beaver Cloth,
$3.50 per yard.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1877-11-10

Married at the residence of the
brides father in lola, Nov 4th, 1877, by
Rev. J. w. Alton, Mr.. John Wooten to
Miss Mary A. Clark, all of Allen Coun.
ty, Kansas. Accompanying the above
notice was very nice cake, for which
the happy couple will please accept the
thanks and good wishes of the printers.
May prosperity ever attend them, and
their welded life be one of uninterrupted
happiness.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1877-11-10
CARD.

I take this method to thank my friends
who gave me their support at the late
election and trust that nothing in my
future course shall lead them to regret
their action.
Having no grievances to redress ]
cheerfully return to position in the
ranks Of the thes party of Patriotism,
trusting the official record of my friendly
and successful rival may be creditable
alike to himsel: and the judgment of his
supporters. L. A. THRAsHER.
lola, Kans., Nov, 9. 1877,
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1877-11-10

We want . correspondent in every
school district in the county. The long
evening have come around again and in
every neighborhood plenty of people can
be found, who, by very little trouble,
could help Us make the paper true ex'
ponent of local affairs. Help US, friends
it is our aim and constant effort to i'm
prove the local department, but it is i'm
possible for any one person to gather
and collate every local item even Of our
own town.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1877-11-10

MIR. II. F. Rice's display at the fair
last week was excellent. While not on
so large q scale as that of his two com.
petitors, yet it was really fine, and de-
served the many enconiums lavished
upon it. We hope Mr.. Rice will come
back next year, and make a still finer
showing. He certainly displayed great
zeal and earnestness, and we should like
to see him take the big premium next
year.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1877-11-10

Those neuO goods have
arrived and are to be
found at j. F. COW0r7a' S
store. II splendid line
of Prints, S1aivtizees,
Bleach and BrOzOn Do
naestics, Ducks and DEM
ms, Jeans, Cassinseres,
F0nneIs, Dress Goods,
and Notions.
Shoes, great variety.
Also the celebrated CLIQUE
Fitting Boots, hand made
and warranted.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1877-11-10

With the current (Decembcr) num-
Der of Godeys Lady's BooE, L. A. Cooley
who for three generations has supervised
the publication of this excellent maya
zine, takes his leave. The new propri-
etors, promise to keep it up to its old
standard, and, if possible, improve it.
Whoever is fortunate in receiving
"Godey's" will agree with Us in stating
that it is one of the best "Lady's Books
published. Address all communications
to Godey's Lady Book Publishing Com
pany, Corner sixth and Chestnut Sts.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1877-11-10

The first object in life with the Amer
lean people is to get rich" the second
how to regain good health. The first
can be obtained BY energy, honesty and
saving; the second, (good healthy BY us
ing GREEN'S AUGUST FLOWER. Should
you be . respondent sufferer from any Of
the effects Of Dyspepsia, Liver Com
plant, Indigestion, &C., such - Sici
Headache, Palpitation of the Heart,
Sour Stomach, Habitual Costiveness
Dizziness Of the Head, Nervous Prostra'
ton, Low Spirits, &C., You need not suf
fer another day. Two doses Of AUGUST
FLOWER will relieve you at once. Sam.
pie Bottles 10 cents. Regular size, 70
cents. Positively sold BY all frst-clase
Druggists in the q. 8.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1877-11-10

I'm another column will be found
the advertisement of the Prairie Farmer
Ono of the best agricultural journals
published in the West. The Fdcmer
is really good farmers paper, long es.
tablished and thoroughly reliable, and
we can recommend it to our readers. If
you are wanting farmers journal aend
and get q specimen copy, free. We can
furnish the Farmer and REGISTER for
1878, for $500 cash in advance.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1877-11-10

Somebody telegraphed the Kansas
City Times that young and Slower,
candidates of the Republican and Peo-
pies Conventions fer Treasurer and
Clerk, are elected; also, Hodgson and
Fast, Democratic Candidates for Sheriff
and Register" Messrs. Hodgson and
Fast announced themselves Independent
and the Democratic and Peoples Con-
vention endorsed them but the reliable
correspondent of the Times forgot % that.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1877-11-10

Prof Henderson is making some
substantial improvements about his
place. A fine barn, corn cribs, out
houses, and new fence is adding to the
already attractive residence lots owned
by him. He has had his house painted
lately, q we'll.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1877-11-10

Great bargains in :Opea Buggies,
Top Buggies, Pleasure Wagons, Platform
Spring Wagons, Doctors Phastons and
Carriages, from the Celebrated Carriage
Factory of Davis, Gould & Co., Cincin-
natl. They being DESTROYS of introduc.
ing their Carriages and Buggies into
this part Of the State, have consigned tn
me an assorted lot of their work which
will be ! sold at great bargains. The
make is first class in every way and q
written warranty is given with each lot.
Don't delay as the entire lot must be
closed out on short time and at prices
that can't be duplicated.
L. L. NoRrHRUP,
lola, Kansas.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1877-11-10
TOWNSHIP OFFICES.

TOWNSHIP OFFICES.
The following are the names of the
township officers elected Tuesday:
lola Township, Trustee, John Harris;
Clerk, Chas. Lakin; Treasurer, NJ. De.
Moss; Justices, John Paxson, J. K.
Boyd; Constables, John Evsrheart, N.
F. Loomis.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1877-11-10
D@Photograph Marriage Certificates
call and see them, at
FINE STOCK HOGS.

FINE STOCK HOGS.
have now on hand . fine stock Of
Pure POLAND CHINA and BERKsHIRB
Hoos, which am offering at greatly 10
duced prices. J. r. GRuFITH,
lola, Kahsns.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1877-11-10
LIST OF PRRlGIUMs.


-
+ LIST OF IRB01U18.
nm eu.-. va ~,
a0ss 49, y. '"o su,
made ~ the Alien Oounty AgucuisafA
and Mechanical Association st theiI
..,xt .,,,., e.. LILA -. TAI. v.,...
-.
commencing ocs. own, 1919
CLASS A-Catt1e.
Best bull three years old and ovsr, p. r. Hiner;
second best, A. ". Howiand.
Best bull one year old end under two. A. II,
Brown; second bet, r. p Hiner.
Best bull calf, r. p. Hlner; second best, p. p
Hiner.
Best COW three years Old and over. p. p. Hiner;
second best, p. p. Hinse.
Best COW two years old and under three, p. p.
H,ner; second best. I. Chadwick.
Best hfifer one year oso ana under tWo' r. r.
hlneri seconu -, sr'
6est neue, cAn' 'n' seoono oess' T.
Cnsow. ~
6est ne.a o. hve on nor '.s.-e' e nins'
oest oun =. ny 20 W 49, NM
best 90" OF my ~ " cs.s'' n
GLASS b-dofseSs jacks ana mules.
Best stallion four years old and over. A. W.
Rowland; second best, Thos. AcLeland.
Best stallion three years old and under four, N.
C0coman.
Best stallion sucking colt, T. T. Anderson.
Best mare four years old end over, H. r. Rice;
second best, A. G. Jones.
Best mare three years old and under four, -
second best, H. +. Rice.
Best nlly two years old and under three, Jos.
Pike; second best, A. II. Brown.
Best mare sucking colt, v. p. Hanson; second
best, T. T. Anderson.
Best stallion sucking colt, v. p. Henson; second
best, A. j. Hankins. @
Best pair Of farm horses or mares, A. G. Jones
Best stallion Of any age or breed. Thos. McLe-
land.
Best pair Of mules for draft or farm, D. Hor-
vile; second best, D. Horvflle.
CLASS C-Sheep. Swine and Poultry,
Rest ram NJ any .r.. j. n Runv.n. s.eond hest.
J. H. Runyan.
Best boar over one year old, J. A. Aonfort.
Best Doaf over one yesf sno unoer siA "on'ns'
." II. Dun'sP No.
BEST SOW over one year o'a' n. Dunisp 20.
oes' SOW unoer one car A"u "'er s'A "'o"'''' o.
a Aoniors
Monsort
-
$3.50. 30. Wv WIG ''-' ''"' ''''''- ="
Rest sow over one year old. ANAL hired d n
n....' N' ''
D.. ':..n -, .u
hreed n p Rr;t,o r' 90 ''''' w. ~
Best boar of any age or breed, r. Cook.
Best sow of any are OF breed. ]. r. DUNBAR
SCo.
Best and largest exhibition Of boes. ! A. Mon.
fort.
Best two chickens. large breed. j. r. Dunl.n
&Co.
Rest two chickens. ANAL brce, 7. ch.dw;ct
Rest LOT of chicks. not less than six. r Conf
Best pair of turkeys. J. A Monfort
Best psir of geese. L. Chadwick
Best pair of ducks, J. R. McIeland.
Rest and largest disn,sv of noultrv. 7 r Dun.
lanSCo
n, .son J~,lo,,o,t. and ArooL.,;,,
NA0 P''e"' ~" '"""'''
Arps.
Best sulky pillow, r. Cook & Co.
Best double, riding corn plOw, n. j. Strong.
Best tw0-horse harrow, J. A. MOnfort.
Best washing -machine, j. W. Wise.
CLASS Farm Products.
Rest sample white winter wheat. A. G Jopes.
Rest sample red or amber wheat. A G.. Jones
Rest sample spring xhext. A. g. Jones.
Best sample Of rye, A. G. Jones.
Rest sample of harley. A. G. Jones.
Rest ssmnle Of o,ts. !. A. Monf.rt
Res, SAMPLE Of white corn in ear. r T. An
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1877-11-10
KEEP IN MIND OUR
-BARGAINS.

6 dozen Ladies NUbi0s
-Gf5O cents North Is c.
b dozen Ladies Nubi0s
beauties, at rs cents,
north 500.
10 dozen Mems Caps at
70 cents north 81. 90.
8 dozen Boys Caps at
so cents north rs cents.
100 pairs Ladies' Me-
ri,ao hose at 12 1-2W0Tth
go cents.
70 pairs Misses Me7J-
no hose at 72 lie cents
north 18cepts.
Unusual BARGAINS In
WanneIs, Jeans, Yarns,
BLANKETS, and bed COM
forts.
Our $500 whole stock
Boot the cheapest in the
country, at
YATES ONE PRICE,
DRY GOODS STORE.I
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1877-11-10
HOW IT IS DONE.

B%Get your Picture Frames while
they are cheap. Apple is closing out.
, 1877-10-26
Gapaueiiieber Slberalaube.

Wunberli6 erl6eint ms, beren G%ultuSfor=
men BON berlen Der gr0BttntbeilS aus Subbbl=
item beitebenpeu Sapaneien ungemeln abwei=
herS bdB bieie, menn iie beim @ebet i'm Seln=
pei ben @ott be%rbeirnien lnb ibre Infunit
oocumentirer mollen, b~reinlal IN Die 6anbe
flatlden. Nod latiamer eri6eint uns baS
Seriabrel1 Der Seteroen, aud) ein duberes
53eidFn Der Grborung BON ibren @oten 81
uerlangen. @efauteS Yapier ipuden iie flnit-
geredt auf oas @0tterbilo. 9aftet es, mar
oaS @ebet Elm erfol9relbes, flat es SIT Sooen,
10 mar der 2lebe Wtiib' perloren". @arum
ole porpere Saarlofe Der iu1gen Sapaneien
Dem S9eermeiier %ueridlt, lit rur ipenig be-
fahllt. gta6 llrpatcriit lite idneipet Dem fiinf-
Sebnidbrigeu Siin9lins ein Yatbe suerit Die
Sode alb, bel welber @elegenbeit er ieiaenl
Saiitling audi einsn Na1lten beite9t.. Sieie
sof miro ior9faltig %auibemabrt, unl pereinit
oemleni9eu, welhem iie entitammt, III Den
Sarg 9elegt 81 iperpen. Gin neuer 9tame
miro audi bsm Ssritorbenen beigelegt, Der SIR
Seete Mon=to iid befanrte. Sbn iiibrt ct in
Die Sdaar Der Seligen, nadbem iein 2eid)=
nam in iitenoer Steluug in einen nit Clint
ober aus9etiilten Sar9 9ebratt poroen 1T.
, 1877-10-26

tortrte. pa itae mir gerabe am redtet
STATS" htsilts Oct Wtaht tlb fiibrte mid in
eiu gang llabe 9elegetteS blmpteS SdBden'
lino balo iaben mir in eiltenn rnbeldrelblld)
fleineu 3immerfeu biuter etllert l%allberen
Glide. Sbue uns nad) unleren Seo1lrTllt'iell
5u fragen, iettt Der @irtb, cine berfultlde
@eitalt nit einem gutmiitbigen 9eltbt, Dor
jebsu ELL @las Sier. Sa i) 10 piel Seutld
peritebe, nm mid iiber @ien llno 8rlrlten 5n
peritdnoigen, fra9te id ben @lrtb, mas eS 81
eieu 9ebe. @r nanrte mir peridisDene @urlt=
artell, uro oart nod @tluas, etn 8ort, baS
i) nldt perltano. Sd marlpte mid al mel
ren 6iibrer, nit Der Sitte, mir baS SSort
hrs 6ran50iihe st iiberie3e1. uJambon
de paysan," ia9te oieier nit Der glstb9ilti9=
item Ntiere bon Der &elt. = Gntlebt nabr
ib Gcibous. Der nad)ite SabnSug tru9 MIDI
pon bieien Meni1unfreiern binpe9 nteinent
cipiliitrten Saterlano su."-- Sules 6en=
arb beibt Der Ntann, benz unler barrlloier
~ Sanernl6irfen" iolbes @ntlesen einge=
jast bat,
, 1877-10-26
Gtnc brilante Garriere.

@abreuo Der unruben inter Der 8egieruna
@arl's l. BON @nglano fam Elm Sta >hen pom
ganoe mad 2onoor, iid bort eiuen Oieuit Su
lu6en. % iie feline Steue iano, pernlietbete
tie iid an cine Srausrei gum austrageu oes
Sieres. Na6 eini9er s3eit bemerfte Der
Srauer bas bibihe Maod]eu inter ben @ei=
bern, Die pieiss serinse @eiddft beiorsten,
nabm ie ais 9ausmdo6en in 0ienit uno
beiratbete ie balo baraui. @r itarb ieood|,
mabreno ie nod cine gang iunse Srau mar,
unb ieste ie 3ur lln,uerialerbin ein. Die
iuuse gitt,ue CAB Dos Srauerei9ei9dft auf
uno nabm sur Sronuns ibrsr anselegenbeiten
eiusn seiAidtsu Aoputateu, Scr. Spbe, an.
Sppe, Der ipaterbin Garl oi CLARENDON wuroe,
iano bas Serua09en Der @ittrpe lebr beoeutsno
lnc beiratbete iis. aus oieer She 9ins nlr
cine Go4ter berpor, welhe, als iie erlpahieu
mar, Die @emahlin Satob'S II. uab Die Otuts
ter por' smei S0nisinnen bon @nslano, Wfarp
uno Inna, murbe.
, 1877-10-26

! oebranemartt hnp bes Wfcrsperluhs
! oeaen BEN @rdfen gilbert perodtttg, oas
| @elprdh init 9ermance, bic pertlo1le11e
! Nadt. .es wuroe ibm gang nnbetmllb
| babel su Wtutbe uno er begdnn lnl'er
emliaer su bantiren. 9tur swei 9idtgez
italten traten bell aus oieiem Chaos bers
| aus, @rai SeiniB, Der sitise, milo benz
fenoe Gentleman, nit ieinen tlu9en, bis
weilen BON einem 6au6e BON Dtelanhplle
beidatteten 9lugen, Die itrablenoe, lberz
ipruoelnoe, marmbersi9e 9ermanee. Sa,
er fonnte es faum falien. .es mar tbm
unm6sli6 gu o%enfen, oab er f%inIuno@
Spansis Sabre alt sepproen mar, pbne
| bic fleine @rpfnD su ~fennen, feline quite
See mar iie, unb er meinte, pen1 er 10
re6t in ieinen ainpererinnerungen nabz
frantic, pann miibte er tie BARN tpleoerz
fnoen, poer mar ba5 9llles nur Elm
Sraum ober cine glbnung aus elmer anz
bern Welt ?. =. .l6atten Iie pielletdt frilz
Der ein1nal Dor tauieno unb tau eno Sab
rem auf einem anoern Stern suiammen
gelebt?
Sc mebr er ii6 in bieies Bib pertiefte,
oeltp lebbafter wuroe es, uno piele trdu=
merilb perlhmpmmene liebli6e Gmpins
oun9 mar es nun, an oeren 9ano er all
mdlig Der @irtli6teit entriidt uno lanft
biniber seleitet muroe in pas 8eid Der
Soeale. -. Sic beiru6tete feline Ybantalie
unp aab ibm bic 8eoanfen, - bic limit
leriiden Ginfdue, nad welden er 10 eben
NOD persebli6 seluht bate.
Der gleubau bes S6lpnes, oas Selo
ieiner Sbdtisteit, mar i'm ebellten 8ez
naiiiancezSti le 9ebalten. Ser 9rpBe
Sallaal nit ieinen breiten Seloern 5miz
iten ben boben Senitern bot reidlid Sc
lesenbeit fir finitleriihes Shaffen. Sie
Sede mar in swei md6tise 6eloer se=
tbeilt, ieoes fir iid elm srpBes Suaerat
tilpeno.
Gamia itano mitten i'm Saal unb itarrte
pie in Geoanten oa binauf, wdbrenp ieine
Pbantalie binter ieiner Stirn ibr lebbaf=
ties Spiel trieb. Sn leinen Wienen lab
man bas oeutlihe 8ioerlpiel berielben.
Oa plDblih sudte elm bellies 2d6eln UNI
ieinen dumb, elm freupieer Ylib sudte
auf in ieinen 9lugen uno bic 9ano sriii
ihcn nab Stift unc 9apier.
Muf Der fleinen Setter bpdenb sei6nete
er eiiris oarauf los, bic geidifte 8edte
permodte taum ieiner lebbaften ginbil=
ounssfrait gu fplsen. SIMMER md6tiser
fam Der Geilt aber ibn, ale Sdleuien
%itanpen often, - feline Stirn itrablte, iein
Dtuno ldhelte beseiitert, ieine 9ano iloe
ieper Soil an ibm mar er Der alnltler
in oieier Minute Der @eibe.
@ie purd cine bobere Gingebung lab
er pl6blih iein gauges @ert idpn ppllenz
DOR iid iteben, er braudte iid nur gu
beetlen es f~eitSubalten - es gu cppiren.
(Tortiseung fol9t.)