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Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-12-07

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FRIDAY. DECEMBER Z, 1877.
Postofice Hours.
nurinc week Gays, until further notice,
,.a Postofice will be kept open from seven
~ M until nine p. M.
J, c =, from half-past twelve to one,
u from four until six z. M.
MONEY ORDER BUSINESS.
The Money Order office will not be
onaned at all on Sundays; and no Money
ay.ler business will be transacted on Sat
v urdavs after four o'clock P. M.
u'u@' S. G. SILSBY,
Idaho City, Dec. 8. 1875. Postmaster.
WONDERFUL cures have been, and are
-,oing effected by PILES Certain Cure for
Iamorrhoids or PILES. For sale at the
DRUG Store in this city.
Coal oil by the can or case at
CoFFIN & KENNALY's.
ATTENTION!
All persons wanting frst-class pho
tographs are requested to-call at the
qllery before December 25th, as I
~. do no work after that date.
A. C. BOMAR.
LOCAL News
The Treasurer of Boise county has
some greenbacks to sell. See ad.
The nights are very cold, but the
days are pleasant, for this time of the
year.
FoorBAIL is still the rage, notwith-
standing the ground is still covered
with snow.
J. B. EMERY has sent large mum,
Der of his oxen to Lower Payette for
the winter.
The cleanup from the recent crush
ing of Golden Gate rock was over
$40 per ton.
The Idaho City Amateur Dramatic
Troupe will give social hop in Good
Templar Hall on Christmas night.
Mas KINGSLEY, who has been very
sick during the last few days, was bet
ter as we went to press last evening.
The Mcguire Troupe left for Placer
vile by Wednesdays stage. to give a
-parlor entertainment at that place
last night.
MRRIGD.-0n the Lower Payette,
December 5, 1877, by the Rev. Saml
AppIcgate, Henry Irwin to Miss Jose
phine Bivens.
TonPKINs & Co are selling lumber
as fast as they can saw it. All those
wanting frsi-class lumber should hand
in their orders.
The Mahoan says Haley & Cess,
butchers of Boise City, killed two hogs
Of enormous size lately. One weighed
So and the other 562 pounds.
I)oN'r borrow the WORLD from your
neighbors. They pay for it, and it is
their own property when delivered.
Take it and pay for it and don't an
nOy people by borrowing it.
SEND in your orders for @Copp's
Hand Book of Mining Laws Every
man in Idaho should have copy. All
the latest laws and decisions are in
condensed form. Price, 81. Address
this office.
The Mcguire Troupe gave parlor
entertainment in the lower room Of
Good Templar Hall last Tuesday even
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"But I thought you went to the

"But I thought you went to the
ball."
$50 I did, and heard the story Of the
blue silk dress, and found that there
was no one I cared for there, or any
where else in all the world, except in
this old kitchen"
Carrie blushed, and shook down her
yellow curls over her tear-stained
cheeks.
What change had come over the
old kitchenI How bright and cheer
full everything seemedl What hap
py, happy Christmas it turned out to
be after all
The next morning the dry goods
clerk brought up package for Car
rie, containing the blue silk and the
dainty gloves. she guessed we'll
enough whose hand had sent them.
Miss Hunt was called upon, and the
dress gotten up magnifcently; but
when Carrie wore it, it was no Christ
mas ball, but to her own wedding.
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BOB sts,znr,.r ar,,tnas.

Probably the oldest genius who
ever occupied public position in Mis-
seuri was the late Robert NJ. Stewart.
He lived in St. Joseph. where he rose
in political power. The first Presi-
dent of the Hannibal and St. Joseph
Railroad, he was called its father. He
was elected Governor in 1857.
When Doniphan's expedition was
organized to 60 through New Mexico
and cooperate with the main United
States army in 1847, Bob Stewart was
member of company raised in
Buchanan county. Four days out his
gun was accidentally discharged, the
contents entering one of his legs, shat
tering bone and disabling him. One
Of the company, William Grover, was
detailed to remain with Stewart
Grover watched over bis friend with
the care of a brother, and Stewart, not
then dreaming of his future distinction,
said, "Bill, old fellow, I'll pay you
back some day! The time will comep'
Ten years later Bill Grover, the
friend of Stewart, was arrested as a
participant in a political crime, tried,
convicted, and sentenced to the peni-
tentiary for ten years. Not long after
his conviction Stewart was nominated
for Governor. He saw his friend Just
before he was incarcerated, and said,
"Bill, the first thing 1 do after I'm in
augurated will be to pardon you out
And I'm sure to be elected" !"
Bob was elected and inaugurated.
True to his word and the native in
stincts of gratitude, he went to the
penitentiary and inquired for Bill
Grover. He was not there. He was
one of a detail called out to dig well
IN Jefferson City, and was then en-
gagged in that work.
Off the Governor posted to the well
in which Grover was at work. On
reaching the place, he leaned over the
well and cried out:
"Bill, are you there?'
who's thatr asked a voice from
the subterranean deeps below.
ats me-Bob Stewart Come up
out o there, d-n you'll I've pardoned
you."
In few minutes Grover was hauled
up out of the well. Then was exhib-
ted the curious spectacle of the Gov
,rnor of a great State walking through
he streets of the capital arm-in-arm
With stripe-suited convict. He took
lis old friend up to clothing store,
igged him out in new suit, and made
i'm guest at the Governors man
ion, aferward providing for him a
tart in business.-&. Louis Times.
Middletown transcript., 1877-10-27

BEAUTY OR BRAINs.-If it was op-
tional with all women to be intelligent
or beautiful, but forbidden to be both.
which of the two gifts, beauty or brains
would the majority of the sex prefer?
This is delicate question; but if put
to vote we are inclined to think that
beauty would carry the day. Men
bow down to feminine loveliness, but
as rule they all fight shy of feminine
wisdom. Some of them even seem to
regard it with jealousy, as an infringe
ment on their prerogative. It is true
that several tough old philosophers
have inveighed against the influence
Of beauty, stigmatizing it as short
lived tyranny" a silent fraud"
mere accident of nature" and the
ike; but the probability is that these
,austic fellows had made bids for it in
Tain, and that the acidity of temper
hey displayed was ascribable to "soup
,rapes."
Middletown transcript., 1877-10-27
Select Storp.
CARRIES SACRIFICE.
BY E. ].

defe, pet, TINS IL BUY you as hne
ring as the best O EMIL hev on; an
nary gal that'n show prettier face
over a new gown eh, wife ?"
The old farmer rang down broad
piece of gold on the kitchen table as
he spoke, and turned to his wife with
fond, proud smile.
She looked up from the Christmas
cookies with an answering light in her
eyes, but said, half chidingly:
Come, father, don't make her vain" !"
Carrie sprang from her perch on the
arm of the old-fashioned settee, and
grasping her father round the neck,
half smothered him with kisses; then
catching up the shining piece, she
danced up and down the kitchen till
her bright curls were in simmer of
light. But the prudent mother said,
sharply:
"Why, Carrie, I'm surprised to see
you act so foolish"
Carrie sat down obediently, the gold
clasped tight in her hand, her blue
eyes dancing with happy expectation.
In moment she sprang up again.
Mother" she exclaimed, "may 1 90
and get it ?''
"Get what, child ?"
"Oh you know, mother; the blue
one we looked at, and the
white gloves"
Of course mother knew, and was al
most as much pleased as her daughter;
but she answered gravely enough.
"Well, l s'pose so, Carrie, and call
at Miss Hunts and tell her to come
round tomorrow and fit the dress for
you; but, child, don't be so proud of
your clothes, its a sin"
"Oh, mother, I'm not proud, I'm
1nly glad" laughed Carrie, winding
her white "fascinator" round her head,
md dancing off in the direction of the
Try goods establishment, in whose
window the long-coveted blue silk was
displayed.
There was to be grand ball on
Christmas night, and of course Carrie
lad received an invitation, as she was
favorite in Newton, and any party
vas considered dull without her merry
ace.
eff could only get that silk, moth
r." she had said, and this wish be-
anne doubly dear after Lu Hawley
ad said so tantalizingly-
"It's pity, Carrie, you can't have i
retty things when they become you
D well"
To tell the truth, both Lu and Car /
ie were in love with rising young U
lwyer, but neither would have ad-
lifted it. LUIS spicy remark was
ented on her rival, probably because Ii
arrie had received the invitation she n
i much expected from the wealthy
Id handsome Fred Cameron, who was 81
'nsidered quite catch. if
Middletown transcript., 1877-10-27
Tsmperanss Proverbs.


Be not deceived.
Be good to yourself.
Saloons are dangerous
The devil loves drunkenness.
The devil inhabits saloons.
The devil loves saloon keepers.
The devil is kind of the liquor traf-
fc.
The devil has no use for reform
clubs.
The devil hates man who @dares
to do right"
Saloon keepers hate things Cody,
or things bordering on sObriety or
Christianity.
He who is filed with wisdom will
not be filed with intoxicating liquor.
Shun saloon keepers as you would
shun the devil himself; the saloon
keeper is in the hire of the devil.
The allurements Of the devil at first
appear to be gilt-edged-beware how
far you tread on unknown ground.
The stone cutters chisel must be
harder than the stone which he would
polish or his labor viii be in vain
the same Of the indurating process Of
temperance.
Meet your friends in the club rooms.
Make your appointments for the club
rooms instead Of the saloon. Go there
alike for business-and for pleasure
the Lord reigns there.
Experience teaches a dear school,
and fools are the scholars" Take
heed. Listen to the low sad wall of
experience and do not tread the path
in which so many have stumbled and
fallen.
Middletown transcript., 1877-10-27
Select Auetrp.
An INGENIOUs PRODUCTION.

The following is published by request and j
entitled
AN ODE TO RUN.
70, thou invisible spirit of Wine If tho
hast no name to be known by, let US call the
Devil. ."-Shakspeare.
Let thy devotee extol thee,
And thy wondrous virtues sum;
But the worst of names I'll call thee,
o, thou hydra-monster-RUMl
Pimple-maker, visage-bloater,
Health-corrupter, idler's mate,
Mischief-breeder, vice-promoter,
Credit spoiler, DEVILS bait.
Almshouse-builder, pauper-maker,
Trust-betrayer, sorrows source,
Pocket-emptier, Sabbath-breaker,
Conscience sitter, quilts resource.
Nerve enfeebler, system shatterer,
Thirst-increaser, vagrant thief;
Cough-producer, treacherous hatterer,
Mud-bedauber, mock-relief.
Business-hinderer, spleen-instiller,
Wo-begetter, friendships bane;
Anger-heater, Bridewell-fller,
Debt-involver, toper's chain.
Memory-drowner, honor-Wrecker,
Judgment-warper blue-faced quack,
Feud-beginner-rag- -bedecker,
Strife-enkindIer, fortune wreck.
Summers cooler, winters warmer,
Blood-polluter, specious snare;
Mob-collector, man-transformer,
Bond-undoer, gamblers fare.
Speech-bewrangler, headlong-bringer,
Vilals-burner, deadly fire;
Riot-mover, irebrand-finger,
Discord-kindler, misery's sire.
Sinews-robber, worth-depriver,
Strength-subduer, hideous foe;
Reason-thwarter, fraud contriver,
Money-waster, nations foe.
Vile seducer, joy-dispeller,
Peace-disturber, blackguard guest;
Sloth-implanter, iver-sweller,
Brain-distracter, hateful pest.
Utterance-boggler, stench-emitter,
Strong man-sprawler, fatal drop;
Tumult-raiser, venom-spitter,
Wrath-inspirer, towards prop.
Pain-inAicter, eyes-inhamer,
Heart-corrupter, follys nurse
Secret-babbler, body-maimer,
Thrift-defeater, loathsome curse.
Wit-destroyer, joy-impairer,
Scandal-dealer, foul mouthed scourge !;
Senses-blunter, youth-ensnarer,
Crime-inventer, ruins verge.
Virtue-blaster, base deceiver.
Spite-displayer, sot's delight:
Noise-exciter, stomach-heaver,
Falsehood-spreader, scorpions bite.
Quarrel-plotter, e-discharger,
Giant-conqueror, wasteful sway;
Chin-carbuncler, tongue-enlarger,
Malice-venter, deaths broad way.
Tempest-scatterer, window-smasher,
Death forerunner heIl's dire brink
Ravenous murderer, windpipe slasher,
DTHnkard's lodging, meat and drink
Middletown transcript., 1877-10-27

"Why is this called Jacobs ladder ?"
asked charming woman, as she and
he were going up the steepest part of
the Mount Washington railway. "Be-
cause" he replied, with look that
emphasized his words, ''there are angels
ascending and descending occasion
ally" He squeezed her hand,
Middletown transcript., 1877-10-27

The difference between the preacher.
the builder and the architectofa church
is simply this: One is the rector. the
other the erector, and the third tIe
director!
Middletown transcript., 1877-10-27
FACTS VS.. FICTION.
Delaware State Fire and Marine
Insurance Company,
OF Delaware Citv NJ

VI U6IaWar6 City, Del.
Has in two years written Two Thousand
Policies, Insuring over Two Millions of Dol
lars in the Stale of Delaware and on the East
ern shore of Maryland, and have accumulated
over $50, 900 in Premium Notes and in the
last twelve months have paid the following
ole inns for oecaC hu R;ra
Middletown transcript., 1877-10-27

Having two delivery wagons in full opera
ton, am now prepared to fill orders and de-
liver goods at your homes free of charge.
Maryland deliveries, Wednesday and Satur-
day. Delaware deliveries Monday, Tuesday
and Friday. G. W. W. NAUDAIN.
Middletown transcript., 1877-10-27
Total $l6,l75 Is

in addition to paying the expenses of start
ing, instructing and supplying nearly one
bundled agents. This has been done without
any assessment on the company's premium
notes.
FACTS TALK PALMER THAN WORDS.
For Insurance or information write to the
Secretary at Delaware City. All orders for
Insurance by mail promptly attended.
JAS. H. MYERS, Secretary.
sep29-3m
Middletown transcript., 1877-10-27

VIM. l. Moore, Seaford, Del. Sl387 81
VIM. ). Holland, WhaleysVille, Nd. 125 90
A. 3. Robinson Z Co., Milton, Del. 500 90
L; q. wiley, Bridgeville, Del. 3l2 so
WIN. l. Darby, Riverton, Nd. 50 Sc
Collins Townsend, Stockton, Nd. 80 So
VIM Sterling, Chris6eld, Md. % 90
Jehue Payne, fredericksburg, Md. 525 90
JOS N. Wainwright, Seaford, Del. 407 50
Tomlinson & Burton, Milton, Del. 1910 90
d: Galloway, Harrington, Del. II so
Wm; T. Case, Harrington, Del. 375 90
Besides return Premiums for can
celled Policies, lO.I4O 90
For Taxes License in Del. & Nd. 1900 40
Middletown transcript., 1877-10-27
hardware Department.

Hardware Department.
ir8n aud Steel Horse and Mule shses, Horse
Nails, Blacksmith Supplies, Chain Traces,
Hsmes, Trowels, Nails, Spikes, Locks, Hinges,
Bolts, EiIss, Chisels, Levels, Planes, Beyels,
wrenches, Picks, Mattoeks, Hubs, Rims,
spoiSss, Shafts, Long and Short Arms, Clips,
Springs, Enameled Cloth, Gum Canvass, &c
A complete stock Of TOOLS and Supplies
for Carpenters, Builders, MasOns, sadlers,
shOemakers and others, with many house
urnishing articles. We Invite the public to
8 eaIiand examine our prices. t'
Middletown transcript., 1877-10-27
&lzina Lntoricntinn Linuor,.

Bringhurst Ed L Boulden David % 90
Co 25 90 Morris Wm 25 90
Griffith VIM F % 90 Muligan Mich 25 90
Russell Geo W rs 90
Middletown transcript., 1877-10-27
IsT PERSONS OF LICENSED TO RE-

I IST PERSONS OF LICENSED TO RE-
IL tail goods, wares and merchandise, and
other property Of whatsoever kind, mannfac-
lures Of all kinds; Persons Licensed to sell
Intoxicating Liquors, Tavern keepers, Eating
Houses, Life Insurance, Fire Insurance, Ven
ing Goods by Sample, Real Estate Agents,
Brokers, Private Bankers, Auctioneers, Pho
tographers, Lawyers, Conveyancers, Doctors,
Dentists, Stations, Circus, Jugglers and Ped
lers, from the first day of Oct. 1876, to the
first day Of April 1877, with the sum by them
respectively paid for each License to the Clerk
of the Peace Of New Castle County, for the use
of the State of Delaware.
Merchants to Continue in Business.
Middletown transcript., 1877-10-27

The following is published by request and is
entitled
Middletown transcript., 1877-10-27
MIDDLBToWN STOVE HOUSE

MiddletOWn, Delaware.
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2eberleitem.

Die 2eber 1T zines BET tpiatis1en craan-
set Rorpert, uab fcllte man bnber alien lin.
rsselmabiateitem bietes Srsant suimertfam.
'!sit f&entem. Qeberleihen umfaft entpeber
senen aepiHcn Grab bon 9rdebsit bcs craa.
lies, ber CO unbefdbiat bic nCtiae @ense Ooue
ab;ufonSern, oher cine 'Vertopfrna in ben
Sa~lensefdben. welde tie Gale binbert, in
Pen Darmfanal ~ eelan9en. Die eaut Ct.
pdlt cine gelblide Garbe, Ct finb Sd)me, Scn
in Der redten Seite unb redten S&uIter Dor.
,aMben unb Der Appetit ni,nmt ab.
Ir. Nuauit 9oni9's cainbureer 9rcpten
'tdrten unb reeuliren bic 2eber, ~reiniaen ben
Na9en NIB cn%tfcrnen aus ben @eb6rmev bic
,arin am%gebduften grubit6ten.
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Scrppbeln un6 ambere.
@ranfbcitcn bee Slutes.

seropbeIm Kings Evil) finb Elm. Ser,
serbnib Der Saite bcs sOrpers, tpelde benfeI.
zen init ldfi9en unb bosa,tisen llnrciniatci.
len iiberlaben. Die Contribution bet ASrpsrs
'p,ro eefdmadt. ielbt tuenn bic duberen On.
'e'c)en total tc9lcn, trelde burd NuSftlGoe
aut oem aotfe ober anhern 9beilen bes nor.
pers bic A%n'Oefsnbeit bon seropbeln angel
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erhitlider, ba oiefcIbe in bieIsn 8auen erLiidt
oon @eiyledt aui @ef4Is&t I~ortsepHan,t
w'ro, nno idrsdli@ finh bic Eplsen, wclde
aussetruna. gcrf&wdruna Der Yebsr unb
saoliG ocn Sob nod fiG 3ieben.
Mur ossetabilii&e Meoijinsn. ipeT&e bic
Sattc bes Aorpsrs r~einiaen unb ben GiftRcf
'ntiernen. inr bier bon ipirfli9em gSertbe.
Dr. Nusuff aonis's 9amturser Gamilien.
Meoiainen nnb untcr bieien Or. Auaut as.
miss Samburser 3ropfcn reiniscn bas eh.
item. erneue,n bic s1fte unb entiernen bos
seioeN. inbsm fe Is init Der Murasl ausrsitcn
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8rieffaNem.

Gerrn ). q. M in &i4munb.-Oie
Neuen banienb empfanaen. G5elb elm.
seftedt. Very much obliged to you !
Germ 8. s.. in MIbanp. - 1aben
Sic feine Ansft. @ir iinb ni@t .un.
perninftis-" ALE NadiiGt fir oie<
|ienisen, ,uel@e 70 pieI selitten baben.
8uf6el CON 40 Mder 1T freilih
isbr luenis. Hd6ites Sabr miro es
beiIer eeben. - sic iinb ni4t Der Gin.
ienber ienes Mstifels.
Germ 3. u. 30. MlbanD.-gnpiber-
ing, ME sic feben. inierirt. SIRE
Mittbeilnneen tets tpiltommcn. Mber
ettuas mebr Set birfeen sic i'd i&on
nebrcn. ,penn es sebt. sic boben &c.
,uSbntt9 lan9e gorreiponoenSen, unb
tuenn bieielben nidt gut unb beutli9
sei@rieben iinb, bat Der &eb. bielelben
gang ~ ropiwn, mas unamsenebm 1T.
Den grid, pss BEN sic ipre&en. ni&t
erbalten.
Raw. 3. ct. 1roneis xopier College.
Rem Yort - Bite, sic m68en iid If.
genb wel&e epalten unieres 8lottes
auswdbIen. @ir Tnb eerne bereit,
|lol@en BerfAi1ern ~ Dieniten 5u beben.
,,Nuds Nep Dorf.-e9idsn sie
Gin .Grem1n" Sbres famoien Bud.
%talenbers"- g8nh NIT Greuben besribl
,perben. ghuei&t Idbt i4 etaDls mo.
den. = Sbre 3ei9nunsen iino t0itlid.
|S6re @ite mnibertrcfli&!
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81 .etimmts byr @Ntr.
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einen Ian8en Ueri&t iber bic srobarti.
gen 0sierli@teitsn beim gmpfon9e be-
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BON Detroit. Das 0auje stub erob.
artie eeiusiea iein. Bir boifen, bot
aud mir ud&ite Wo9e .einen ebenfo
|i&6nen pnb Ianeea Beri&t ber6Hentli.
Den t6nnen, na&beut xnier po&tu'sfter
|0err Dif&of einsttroMen iein tuirb.
Benn aud Der 3o&w'0fe berr Yrae.
lot ai&t 9trobe Elm 0reunb BON 9robem
pompe IL, tcnbern NJ esrne in ieiner
patrior6alii@tn @u6t be,ve9t. 70 pirb
|es i'm bod freuen, ypenn Ct iiebt, bob
|ieine Qinber i'm ni4t bios ni4t per9ci.
len baden. fonbern i'm aud nit eebn.
iu&t juyii6er,parteten. sliio A0es &c.
than, mas has &erj bieies ottpib liebe.
|ucaeu Sii@pfes ~ stfreusn uermae!
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Dtmstratii&e 1itritts.g onbtutisu
In GoIe GprisA,
eamftaoS be~ 8. ceteter 1877.

Die Dsmosratiidkn Stimmseber be 8,
DihriitS. ,pel@er bic 9cwus chen Fate,
o atreatea. easeeear4. 2sgsm.
Natns Vrairie, %aenes.
stIls&s6bilIe IS atefielb. 8iou
smfatt, fab biemit eiHselaben, Delesateu ~
ernennet, ipeIde am ot~eneenanntsn fase
xaAmittass l llbr bel Germ etepban etben
H9 t~eriammeln, INN einen 3antiSaten far bas
Observation-Disclosures ~ n~o,niniren.
Die senaunten fcipas fnb ,ur folsenben
DeIeSatenSabl bere&tist:
Chen 2ate Maine Yrairie 2
Gair eaben l Yabnesbile I
xale etnrn l Mo6Oile Q
2uremburs @attielb 3
3ion
Stepban etten,
1oriter oes Diff. Com.
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- 4eri4wenbet euer eelb ui@t an cuad.
falber. Eenn Sbr Msbiein nSttie babt, sebi
mad einem suberldiTsen Hpotbetsr uub lati
ea@ cine Glaidx eanburser 9rcpfen sebsn.
Set satren bat fi4 bieies alte beutf&e eeiI.
mittsl bewdbrt.
1altet eu@ an Gin a~Merfanntee ylittel,
,uenn e. f1 I'm bic @ieNererlansuns Gurer
geiunbbeit 1anoelt. aN elm ioldes fSnnen
mir Or. aueuR Ronis's hamburger 2rcpfen
auf's Bette empfeblen.
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\ yNir hntten rpAt>r Sno. hoa 8

gDir batten LETTER Sage bos Ser.
sniisen, bel 4oerrn 9uresrafj snierem
maderen N9enten in Emo Hipers> por-
suipre@en. :6err 8urssraf bat li@ in
cine Mrt giniiebelei 3uriidge3cgen uni
wo6nt ba nit 'ieiner 3abIreiten, abe,
|iebr liebensuIroisen GamiIie fern BON
aaer @eIt. Hidt Sebermann. t5nnie 10
in Der giniamfeit leben, ober 6err
|Snr5sraf iti1nmt NIT .uns in fberieIben
Soee uberein fern pom Geuer per-
brennt man lid sni4t." - 3uoem bat
oas Sei4dft aucldes Der .genannte 6crr
unternomn.cu bat, ibn bemossn, bic
Steae III ieinem Mufentbalt 3u .tuabIen.
luel4e CT nun betupbnt. @eime @dqc.
mible itebt aAf bent 4lateam elmer -flei.
men SnfeI, ueI@e hur@ 3pei 6lii1e 9e.
biloet tpirb. Mm ieber5eit eeniiaeno
@aicr fir ben Betrieb bes @eIddites
ju bobsn, bat genr Hurserafi einen gro
ben Damn erriAtet, der irsenb cine 3eit
oes Sabres genii9enb @aIer boIten
ltarn. Gtpa cine Yiertelmeile pom
Bobnbaale beiinbet .ii@ cine MaHer-
+Auele, moieIbit mir has bette Wa6er
~tranten, ueldes mir je in Mmerifa onge~I
uoffen baben. 5rcilid tuare,, suerit
s;u'se 9ropfen @srfeniaites. ,uel-
den Die seebrten Qerreu Bird uns nit.
gcbradt batten, Sertilst morben. ebe
men al bas Yrobnft Der Iieben Mutter
GSoe sieng. Sic 6o9,pIrbieen unb
ni&t 9o4wirbisen berren lansen unb
untnrbicltem ii@ in BEG @albes tiefiter
Stae, oab es cine 6renbe mar. 8oje
@elid)ter uaren perp6nt. rur Jroblinn
ourfte berriden. benn einen Spab
/ gbren, fann Niemanh per-.
10 ebren. I'm BON beu @cbdxIidtei=
ten, tpsl&e ben @obnpIab beg 9srrn
Surggsaf 5ieren, ettpas ;u ipreHen, ba.
ben mir Dor Ilem Der famoien @dse~
mible ~ erludbnen. ,pel1e ,uobl bic
bette ibrfr Mrt in Morriion Gountp If.
0as @ebnbaus 1T, wie ss BON MuBsn'
ben Mni9ein bat, etipos flein, aber bed
idcint leia nSnneres sroBer" gu iein.
Statlnn9ea uno @ctre!bebdu{cr beiin.
oen ii4 in nrmittelbarer Ndbe, 70 bab
Niles nit Der 9r0Btsn 8equemlidfeit er=
reidt ueroeu fann. = Ga es 9erabe
Galtta9 mar, fonnten mir uns nidt an
ben prddtiScn Gaianen laben, ,peIde
Der flbne SG9er &ep. z. 8eidonen
bate. Dofur hattt q, Der portreHlide
sobn bes gerrn 8uresrafi sinise rio-
mole 9e4te 9eitieBt. welde uns pom
Grou Dur9graf, elmer tii&tisen. franz
S0ii4en G0din, dufSetii4t ,puroen.
SAwer fam uns Abenbs 4 llbr bas
~Sdeioen" on. mir Hpdren serne n, :
nj CT oa eeblieben. 1btr Is 1T ia nod
nidt aler Gage M6eno. unb Elm @ie.
DC, ieben gibt es aud fir rms!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-09-27

seidt ju iiifsrrfeben.-2eiber tuerben tastds.
lid Qeioenbr bur@ Anpreifuns ipertbloie,
Mirturen bcllbeen uub ibnen .xidt MUIR bal
mandmal fantr berbiente Gelb. fonbcra aud
bic 9oHnunssauf @ieoerberaeIung seraubt
90 freut uns haber in Or. sueut 8onis'i
Samburscr 8ruitt9se Elm Seilmittd empfebleu
a., %tonnen, tueIdts 'fe,t 9abr,ebnten in icoe,
0amilie gemtfdtanbs l%betanut, iFtb ,oaf bieien
G~ontinente einsu. Msitruf eriporben bat.