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Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1877-12-26
Succession Sale.

Succession Of II. :. Goodcnough, deceased.
State Of Losisidpd-I'drish Of Claiborne.
DY virtue Of n commission issued ont Of
ID the Honorable the Parish Court of said
parish and State, to me directed by Drew
Ferguson, Clerk Of the District Court, |
will proceed to sell to the last and highest
bidder, within the legal hours of sale, ut
the Court House door in the town of Homer,
On Saturday, the 9Th Of January, 1873,
the following described land belonging to
said succession, to wit;
The northwest quarter of the southwest
quarter Of Section 80, Township ~ North,
of Range West.
The property will bc sold on credit OF
one and two years-thc purchaser giving
notes with approved personal security
bearing eight per cent. per annnn interest
from day of sale, and mortgage retained on
the land sold to pay the purchase price.
W. +. GOODENOUGH, Tutor.
Nov. -, l-17. l5:5t
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1877-12-26

The Court-housc has been greatly i'm
proved in appearance by the work lately
done on the walls Of the court room halls
and Offices. II is hoped that there will be
no more defacing n the plastering, The
Police Jury have ordered the prosecution
Of any parties suspected Of damaging or in
any wise violating the law with reference
20 public buildings.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1877-12-26

.oTrtciCd Wcekiy oy rcfereRce 10 actual odsi
sales By principal dealers.
BAGGING-l5a l6c q I'D.
TfES-6tc q 10. o.
BROGANs-sI o5dl 10 p pair.
BCTTER-2Oa2 5c q 10.
COFFEE-23a26 Doc .. 10.
CORN MEAI.-75c r bu.
COAL OIl1-lnsurance, 75c q gal.
CANDLES-20a DC p n.
CLEAR RIB SIDES-llc r n.
CHICKENS-2O a 25c.
COTTON STRIPES-l0a t6c n yd.
DOMESTICS-l0dl2c e yd.
EGGS-l2.c r doz.
Fl.OCR-Sl0 GOAL 10 e Dbl.
HAMS-l4d l5c r n. -.
HlDES-5a loo r n.
HORSE SHOES-loc r n.
LARD-l5a Ice r. n.
MOLASSES-JOd75c r gal.
MACKEREI.-s2 - kit.
NAll.S-44d5 BE- = n.
PRlNrS--c r yd.
POWDER-45c e rs.
RICE--c r. n.
sALT-A 75a3 W. & sack.
SUGAR-lld lac r n.
Shots 81 r sack,
TOBACCO-6Od 75c r. n.
TRACE CHAINS-75c r pair
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1877-12-26
Cash Receipts.

We will continue to publish under this
heading the names of those who each
week pay up their subscriptions. This list
i, intended as memorandum for the pro-
lection of subscribers against possible
errors in our books:
RA Allen, $2JO W Smith. 81 ~
] W Nicholson, 3 70 II NJ Longino, , 30
Joseph shelton, ~
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1877-12-26
JAMES KING,
Fashionable Tailor,

HAS just opened a shop in the bac k-room
III of Judge Egan's office, next door to
the Po,t-oiii building. where he is pre-
pared to do all work in his line in the best
style ON terms to suit the times, for cash.
lie is in receipt of the very latest Fashion
Plates of Gents and Boys wearing apparel
from New York. Oct. IL, lsT1.-9;tf
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1877-12-26
Notice To My Customers

HAVE YOUR NOTES AND OPEN AC-
i commits. Notes are all due. and those
that don't pay may look out, for mean
MONEY! must have it. ! give you fair
warning. IL the money is not paid by LIST
January, l shall proceed to collect by law,
and mean what say. | will give good
prices for cotton in settlements.
Sept. 10. 1877. 5:tf
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1877-12-26

The President has issued a gen.
eral order against drunkenness,
saying no person addicted to it can
expect to be entrusted with any re-
sponsible duty.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1877-12-26
COnstablc's Sale.

State Of Louisiana, Parish Of Claiborne.
J. A. Z. Knox VS.. J. ID. Whaley-In Justice
Court, Ward7 Z.
DY virtnc of writ of fieri facias issued
ID out of the Justice Court of Ward Seven,
said parish and state, and to me directed
| have seized aud will sell, on
Wednesday, the 9th day Of January, 1873:
at the Court house door in the town of IIo-
ncr, f2Jd pounds of Lint Cotton, more or
less, aud 100 bushels of Corn, seized IA TIE
property of john ID. Whalsy, to satisfy said
ii. fa.
Terms of sale cash, with the benefit of
appraisemcnt.
J. +. OTIS, Constable.
Dec. 26,. (pf so l92t
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1877-12-26
SEED POTATOES.

THE Brazilian YAM, and Mobile
/ Market POtatO-For sale this Fall
by the Undersigned! These varieties are
superior in flavor and quality To any other
potato raised in this country. FIVE HUN
bRED BUSHELS TO THE ACRE is not
an uncommon crop. They are from four to
six weeks earlier than any other variety.
Will be delivered in quantities to suit
purchasers any time after digging.
w. J. MERCER, Homer, La.
Aug. 22, ls17. l:3m
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-helu Hdue1tiAe,nenfA.
COmstable's Sale.

State Of Louisid~d, Parish Of Claiborne
J. A. L. Knox vs.. Jno. ID. Whaley ct ais
In Justice Court, Ward 7.
DY virtue of a writ VI feri facias issued
ID out Of the Justice Court Of Ward I, said
State and parish, and to me directed,
have seized and will sell on
Wednesday, the 9Th day Of January, 1873,
at the Court house door in the town Of Ho-
mer, 1850 pounds Of Lint Cotton, more OF
less, and 100 bushels of Corn, seized a. the
property of John Whaley to satisfy said
A. fa.
Terms of sale cash, with the benefit Of
appraiscment.
J. T. OTIS, Constable.
Dec. 26, 1877. (pf 81 lg.2t
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1877-12-26
SETTLE Up.

ALL PERSONS INDEBTED TO NE ARE
"A requested to come forward and settle
up without further notice. Your bills with
me- are mostly small aud can easily be paid.
| WANT THE MONEY.
Il. J. BRIDGES.
Athens. Dec Il, l-11. l-:2t
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1877-12-26
Minden Upper Landing.

HAVING LEASED THE MINDEN UP
III per Landing, l invite the attention Of
Shippers and Consignecs to my commodious
WAREHOUSES and the Thorough repair
Of the road leading thereto; and returning
thanks for past fayors, respectfully solicit
further consignments Of cotton and freight
A my personal care will be given TO the
business, my poefo0s may rest assured that
is will receive prOnPs sttrntio..
~. II, A. BARAEA
Oct. s. 1877. I'm
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1877-12-26

It thought that the English Parliament
soon to meet will be asked to vote money
for the purchase Of further interest IN
Egypt, and perhaps for the purchase OF the
Turkish fleet. The further interest Is
either the remaining interest in th" Suez
Canal, or Turkish sovereignty over Egypt.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1877-12-26

Out Of eighteen hundred bills
introduced By, the extra session of
Congress, from the 10Th of October
to the LIST Of December, only two
were passed. -.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1877-12-26
sheriff. Sale.
First Saturday In January, A. d. 1878,

First Saturday In January, A. d. 1878,
it being the 9TH day Of said month, the fol-
lowing described property. to wit:
A House and Lot Of land in the town Of
Homer, being IA part of the northeast quar-
ter Of the southwest quarter Of Section
twenty-three Township twenty one north,
of Range seven west, commencing at the
southeast corner of said forty and running
due west two hundred and rfty-three and
onc-thirtl yards, thence due north four hun
bred and forty yards, thence due east two
hundred aud forty-three and one-third
wards, thence due south to the point Of
beginning, with all the Improvements
| thereon;
The whole of Lot No Ninciy-two, on the
plot Of survey of the town of Homer, with
the improvements thereon;
The northwest quarter Of the southwest
| quarter Of Section twenty three, Township
twenty-onc north, Of Range seven west,
with all the improvements thereon, except
six acres Of said forty decided to +. A. Jones
and two acres decided to X. +. Fancher;
And piece OF lot Of land described as
follows: Commencing twenty-four rods
west of the northeast corner OF the north
west quarter Of the southwest quarter OF
Section twenty three, Township twenty.
one north, Of Range seven west, and run.
ming west on the north line Of said forty
acre. thirty-two rods, thence south thirty
rods, thence east thirty-two rods, thencs
north to the place Of beginning, containing
six acres more or less, with all the improve
ments thereon. All the above described
property situated In the parish and Stats
aforesaid.
Terms Of sale Cash, with the benefit o
appraisement.
Sheriff.
Nov. ~. 1871. fprfAl51 i5:m
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1877-12-26

On tho eth instant, at Magnolia. Ark,
by Rev. J. 4. Parker, Rev. I. h. FAtNT-
LEROY, of Plaquewines, Louisiana Con
ference, TO Nrs. ELIZA II. MORGAN, OF
Magnolia.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1877-12-26

Tho best of evcrything-Toys, Candies,
Fruits, choice Provisions. CONNECTIONS. and
everything good-at W. TAYLoR's, cheap
for cash.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1877-12-26
Succession Sale.

WILL be sold to the last and highest
w bidder, at the }ate residence Of Elijah
whaley, on
Monday, the i7th day Of December, 1877,
all the personal property belonging to said
succession, and on
Saturday, the 5th day Of January, 1878,
will be sold. at the same place, the land
and improvements of said succession. Sold
by order of Court to pay debts.
Terms of sale: Cash.
Numbers of Lands given on the day Of
sale. J. X. SHERMAN,
Administrator.
December 8, ls17. lots
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1877-12-26
Cotton Factory for Sale,
BY THE SHERIFF.
Joshua Willis, Tutor, VS. Arizona Nanufac-
ing Company.

ID
I,.lu, Willis Tutor ~ Ariz,ua Nanuf,c.
inr Company.
=, 90,
IN l''''r''' 'o"i'-No' '
State Of Lon,sidHd-Fdri'h 81 Claiborne.
ny yir,ue of a writ Of Teri facias issnrtl
Il out of IN, District Court in said Parish
AM, STAT, in above suit. and TO me directed.
7 have seized and will proceed 10 sell to the
LAST and highest bidder. within the legal
hours of salr. at the Court House door in
to,yn of Hom,r. on the
,e-o
FIRST SataFaa! VI "a"uaF3' 1919,
It being the ON dat oi sa'u ihonlIl' tue pro-
perry ueseripen ~ io''o"s' " WIZ
The property Ia be sold consists of the
Factory Building, Tenement Houses, Ma
ch'nery' ana FACTORY Lo'; ine n'.'.. vi
factory nn'ia'he Is Vi piicN' ~ ny - Wv,
! stories hieh, MnH n,'l'i ,.on' 80 ~ ~
l'ct, WIN it",' ioo'' n'" a." V"
a,,achsd 20 the main builJinv. rs by "A
feet, 3 stories high; together with l. Tene-
,uon, Uon.c. 9'hv NJ feet. II stories high
with s,act cbimneys and partitions: one
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1877-12-26
w. j. TAYLOR,
COnfectiOneries and
Family Groceries.

FRESH FAMILY SUPPLIES.
Flour, Meat, Lard, Aolasses, ETC.,
fresh and pure, always On hand. Give me
n call. Prices ~ low as any other house.
Cash only. Aug. ~, ls77.-l:2m
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1877-12-26
Come Up-and-Settle.

/ hare a number Of accounts made
pih the Parish Recorder for ,cOrk
done, transferred to me By Mr.. Ram
seu in settlement. These claims are
for CASH WORK, and should hare
been paid nhen the cork mas done.
The bills are mostly small, and those
mho ore them can pay II they ,ciH.
ramt the money. SO come mp and
settle at once, else they wHl be placed
in the hands Of Collector.
Is. ID. HARRISON.
Sept. 26, 1877.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1877-12-26
First Saturday, the 5th day Of January,

ls7a, | will sell, ut the Court house door in
the town of Homer, one hundred bushels
of Corn, seized as the property of +. Tug
gle III the above entitled suit.
Terms Of sale cash, with the benefit OF
| apprascment.
X. p. II RSELL, by. shift.
Dec. 26, 1877. (pr 81 l9:2t
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1877-12-26

a S1.50 Book for 10 Cents,
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1877-12-26
-kelu Embellishments.

ARIZONA SEMINARY.
THE exercises Of this Institution, for the
L year 1873, will commence on
Monday, III. 2lst January merit.
Rates of tuition, 81, - and - per month
from day Of admission. Board in good
families at the lowest rates.
w. J. LESLIE, (r..o,.
A. HARRIS, 'e''"''''
Nov. 3, lS77. l5:2m
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1877-12-26
Wednesday, the 9th day Of January, 1873.
SheriGs Sale.

State Of Louisiana, Parish Of Claiborne.
\. We'll vs.. +. Tuggle.
Dl virtue of an execution issued from the
ID Parish Court of Claiborne parish,
have seized and on the
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1877-12-26
Homer Price Current.

Corrected roekiy oy reference 10 actual CASA
sales BY principal dealers.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1877-12-26

To provide a revenue to defray the expenses
of the corportion Of the town of Homer
for the yeur ISIS.
, 1877-05-09

ted by the victor throwing off q mask, and
procIaiming a conquest in place of q cru
SADIE ? We are all more or less concerned
in such a violation Of public morality, but,
so far as regards the immediate consequent
ceS, there are those who are much more
nearly and surely concerned than we are,
Thrown as we are in the mid seas, with q
people adaat in every ocean and established
In every continent, it is not We who need
tremble for a river, q few miles of coast, a
port, or a single harbour, We are not
landlocked behind dreary plains and i'm
passable mountains. If other nations are
content TO look quietly on while such bits
of vantage as nature has given them pass
out Of their hands for centuries, or for
ever, that is more their affair than ours.
We may be sorry Tor them, yet we cannot
but remember that it is impossible 10 help
those who will not help themselves. Our
part is to watch events, and to see that no
breach is made in our Imperial strong
holds, which we hold in trust, not for our
selves alone, but for civilization.
, 1877-05-09

accept the Protocol, but must question It's
validity, as an instrument which has been
drawn up and signed without participation.
WhllS relterating its resolution to carry into
e1eot the promised reforms, the Porte can
make no difference between the three ProVin'
csS mentioned in the Protocol and the rest Of
the Empire. The Sultan has granted the
Constitution for all, and this Constitution Is q
sufficient guarantee for the execution of the
reforms. AS for the right of s2rveillanos
claimed by the Powers in the Protocol, the
Forte cannot admit it, as it would establish an
Interference contrary to Treaty. AS regards
the peace With Montenegro, it is said that this
Is an AFFAIR which reqlirss Lo solicituds on the
part OF the Powers. The Porte has sufficient
iy shown its cOnciliatory disposition. It has
succeeded with Servia, aud would havs sue.
decided with Montenegro too, if other %oounseIs
had not got the upper hand hitherto in Get.
tigne. As regards the invitation to disarm, the
reply Is thas the Porte is ready to disarm il
Russia will Do 50 likewise. As the ornaments
OF the Porte were made in self-defsncs, It
considers such q condition on her part as
quite justified. The strongest part of the
Note IS that relating to the Russian Dsclara-
ton, and above all, the suppoaition that the
Bulgarian atrocities might De renewed is 70.
Pudiated. Even for the disorders which oc.
Cured last Summer the Porte does not consid.
er Itself responsible, contending that they were
the work, IN the first instance. Of foreign agita.
tors besides. appropriate measures have been
taken 10 prevent their recurrence. AS regards
the sending Of a Special Envoy. the Porte has
no objection TO such an act Of courtesy pro-
vided it be reciprocal but it urges that there
is no necessity for such Special ENJOYS to
effect disarmament an order of each Govern
msnt being sufficient for this purpose,
AS may be seen from this short resume Of the
long document, it leaves little to be desired as
regards plain speakiug, indeed, the text Of it
is said to be startling in this respect. and will,
at any rate, form quite a popularity in Turkish
State documents 1t seems as if the occasion
had been seized upon to give vent to what had
been pent up SO long. which makes the Turkish
Note look worse than might have been ex.
pected from the announcement made of 1t 20
the Charges d'Afaires at Constantinopls.
, 1877-05-09
A LIARS VICTORY.

The fact that Detroiters are long-suf-
fering aud kind-hearted was again exem-
pliiel yesterday. One of the dozen pas
sengers on a Woodward avenue cav sud-
denly remarked that it was an awful
snow storm, aud that he never saw 90 much
snow on the ground before.
Pooh !" exclaimed a little wifet Of a
man in the corner "shis is no storm at all !
Why, in Omaha | have seen forty-seven feet
Of snow on the ground at once. !"
"Buried the town, didn't it3' queried
the man opposite.
"Of course it buried the town, but that
was all right. We dug out the snow and
left q crust, as a sort Of sky, and in three
days we had summer weather down there.
Roses bloomed, peach trees blossomed,
and the boys went in swimming the same
as in July DON'T talk to mo about such
storms as this"
"W-what because Of the crust 2"
gasped a man at the front end of the car.
Its hanging up there yeti" replied
the noble liar, " aud the man who doubts
my word wants to step off the car for. half a
minute !"
There that whole dozen men sat as
mute as CLANS, not daring 10 even wink
at each other, or to enter Il protest, while
the little man branched off anew, aud
began telling them he had seen hail stones
Weighing six pounds each.-DstrOt Free
Press.
, 1877-05-09

How MANY MILES A PRINTERS HAND
TRAvELs.-Although a printer may be
sitting all day, yet in his own way he is a
great travel Ter, or at least his hand is. as
we shall prove. Agood printer will set
about 10000 letters a day. The distance
travelled over by his hand will average
about l foot per letter, going to the boxes
in which they are contained, aud, of course,
returning, making 2 feet every letter he
sets. This would make q distance each
day o 40,O0O feet, or q little more than
eight miles ; and in the course of q
year, leaving out Sundays, that member
travels about 5000 milss.-Egp. MGS.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-10-06

Dtr bo6 aiegeu wia,
ham titf fallen.
@r3dblnng
aus BEN 6apbwerterIe Ben
BON
Triebri6 S6nettler.
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gen @Ott. @eItstOn unb pfafsu, ssseu
Site unb anfano lOssuiteben. lint
Wtlbelnt ma&te NIT, mas fe tbaten,
Man fam ii& aud nt&t ausla6su
Ialtn.
Die Wuttsr bate etnmal etnen @uS'
aara Qen1a&t. Dor einem Sdaufens
fer fab fe aufduis ibrcn SObn febsn
frsuNi0er S&tmmer flOs iber tbr @es
I6t rsna nun fUnnte fs NIT tbu au'
larnrea ben weiten Weg nad 0auls
suridie8en. Ste tritt nebsn i'm an
oas Senfer 81 bemertts fie ntGt'
Was mag er ba sn ieSen baben? Gt.
bic ldSnen 0eoerwadren, Dolsn.
S&odteIn, 3Brb@sn. SaiGen, @tuis
uno buneert anbere feline 0%urusartifsl
finn rod rrObI res 8eft5enS rertb ; fit
| Aefu0en lOsur Ger einfa&en Grau. 81
0tlbsIn, le nidt merit? Nein, cenn
Der bltft ntdt mad ben 9euten neben
f6, au9 nidt nab ben f65nsn 0eper,
paasrr, fOnpsrn tn ete ttefldwarssn
Nueen elmer lOdigsu WabemOiisue I'm
9aoen, Die tbnSOOn Der Sstte 10 ldel'
! mild unD iaB 0nIdGelt. Die Wutter
bat IS nt&t bemerft ea fe feline Belt
mebr bat, fIUpfle fe rem SObne usrs
trauli6 auf bic SGuIter unb Taet :
"Steb'. 0tlbeIm, oas trift ft1 nal
fdtu !" @arum rptro @ilbsIm 10 lotb,
10 SerIeSen Ste eebep etn parS 6rttts.
ST febt f@ uul, ;iebt BE ubr, ldet bte
Gtearre fallen, Ino alS bic Wutter
aebsn bleitt unp i'm anipriGt tbut CT,
aIs Uenn CT ntdtS 9eb5rt bdtts. uuc
tvtrb obermaIS ROTH bic ibsr Die Sbs
rem. Ho6 elm paar SGritte, Da fdQt
tim Elm, Dag ct In ren Dauis redts
etns ~no!bpsnOtse 8sfsuuns flr'S 1Ous
tctr abmuden mus. Gin ~SsrfOblener
balter @rus, Der Sobn YerI@wtnoei
uno Die Mutter ifs5t aQein auf BET
Strase.
~Sie bat ni@ts esuertt!" benft Der
SObn uno fdnet tn Dem eaeen, In ben
CT ii& serstts!, nit Der Namlsu etn
0elpr1& tbsr oas @etter an. 6dtte
Grau Sdpor3 bic Gssesuuns BET elmer
frsmcen Wutter uno etnem frsmben
Xtnce beobaGsst, fe bdtte fiber etpas
semerft ; bas eto'ne Stno aber eut16uIs
ctBte fe nod, wett IS 70 LANCE bltsb.
Der 5err mar itaer nt&t ~ Dauls;
oo@te Ee, unO etne ausin bstm. Die
MutterItebe ma@t blind.
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pOrta bt g. ScboRianO NOR bet rets
tenn unbereutsnper QeDelen. ais BET Der
NUrta pta. @alfon nal nt6t ccs Re9
ytuaie anasifceen.
Muf benz Warlhe mao 9sCntnd Bee
eeeneten ibnen in Mitten bes fte be-
f&impfeneen YSbels mebrsre Gquipa'
gen pom iensm tletneu She'll Der Gro
Sen Ger Stapt, wsIder ft@ Ger piernOn'
ttf16en partei unaei&IO6sn bate.
.Steb'," ipra6 ctn Samerao su Ga
ROn, .untsr Semen beinDst f@ Der
8ertrster zines srOssn States betn
bsi.issn StubIe, iIeb', er fdbrt NIT ets
mem pfsEsOntsfidsn SfFstsr eur9 rte
Stra6en GomS."
8aiOn tItdte nod benz bessi6netsn
Doasu ; ia, 70 mar IS, 70 bate Der
bsiIfbe Slater cenn au6 cine Icl@e Grs
fabruns ;u maGen.
so wabr alS i'd Irbt," fubr Ga
aUn'S Samerab fort, "Uenn Der feline
Strafe ni6t bier ouf Green IHpu ems
pfdnet 70 psrswstfsIe Id an bet ssStt>
Ii@en 0sre@tietett."
(GOrtiesuna fOIat.l
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0eberleiOe1l.

Die Sober TT zines Der wt&ttsfen Sreane
beS 8Drpers uno fotte man bater alien ur'
ssaelmdBteteiten btefes Organs Mufnerf.
amteit fNenfen. 0eberletren rmfabt emit.
SSsoer etnen ssptfen Grab ron Srdsbett bes
Or9anes, Der es unbefdbtat ste H6tbi9e
Renge GATE ab5ufcnbern Oper etne Ser.
fCpfuna In ben GaIensef6Sea. rel9e bta
@ale btnbert In cen Darmtan0l au aetan.
gen. Die 6aut erbdIt etne sslbIt6e Sarbe.
es iinb S6mer3en In Der redten Seite unh
remten S6ulter r%orbanben unS Der &ppetil
ntmnlt ab.
Or. Auquf 86nta's !91mbuyger GrOsfeu
ffGrfen unD reeultren bic Sober. ~retntaen Der
Naesn unb en%tfernen aus ben @eodrmeu
BITE eartn a%neebduften Grubitdttn.
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Sie wtGen nt6t, no aus unb Elm. baben
nthtS mebr Az Derlieren, idmteren
pldne, fiftsn llrrubs, untereroben
Staat unb STRIDE. Inn rann na6 Ser,
3snSluR I'm Iriben su flden."
Ger alte Doctor ipra6 nit etrer 9e,
wifen &ufreauna unp neftisfstt, absr
i'm Gone letnsr Stsmme lag cine ttefs
ueber;eueune. unp lttne Shilosruna
Der bsuttAen aeltuI6uftliden 3nfduof
entbdlt pisl Wabrbs,t. I'm ODER Elm
penis BALKAN ouf pte Dunoe III Ieaen.
foete er pte a~rbsitsbarte Eouo res
idtu63euren Rranfen unp prudte iis
,nnta.
sd eepfe babel nidt on @ursn
Sobu," Eaete er nit 8drme. .@oll
ae5e, rag er bit rsm eewn81en W!adss
iptele Elm bcbss zoos siebe. thinner Gin
eutes, tinolt6sS unp etnfades 5sr3 be-
wabre uno ietnem brapen 0ater poG
0eben ntdt nod bttterer made, ais eS
jeBt ldcn IT,"
yDas pirp Wilbclm nie tbun!" 1el
bic Mytter eth penis ldarf elm. gle
mar eeraoe beretnaetelen nno bate Die
leBien @Drte 9eb5rt.
SO bOfe e." laete Der DOttOr. absr
TIM @ruupe pes DerSsns swesfelte er
ffarf oarar. Gr wor etn Bveis mil
S~tIberbaarsn uno batte DteI GrfaD5
runs.
(GDrtleBune folet.)
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-10-06

Cine sefunbe reaslmGstae 8erbauns it
Der @runbfein Der @efunbbsit bes mfnfA.
lt6en &Orpers. Dte metfen &rantbetten,
benen Der Maaen unterworfen III, entfSrtn.
gen GefDrtem @%erbauunes : 0ermDsen unb
baburh etnsetretener 8sritOpfung Der Candle
bes &Drpers. Dtefe gertOpfun9 i'll beben
Derben dber oft ~rei3enbe @ebt;tnen anes.
wenbet, Del6e nt6t felten etne G~ntsInouns
Der DarmbGute beroOrrufsn unb Den S6rper
fhrdben. &raft mus tn bic SreQne ee.
bra6t uno beren Suntttcn,n resultrt perben.
&lS Elm reeetabtltiGer &~s9ulatcr neben
Or. &uBuf S6nig's 6ambureer SrUpfen
unlbertrOfsn ba. Dtefslben r~etnteen ben
Waeen. 16rfen bic Sober urD fteren bas ee.
forte gerrauunSs>Germ6sen pisbsr Der.