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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-02-08
PREc,r,rArED raon a pALLooy.

A passenger from Kingstree on tie
line of the North eastern railroad gives
the details of a fIightful accident which
occurred at that place on Wednesday
last. A travelling show company had
stopped at tho town for the purpose of
relieving the natives of all their spare
change, and in order moro successfully
to carry out this praiseworthy object
had with them balloon, by means Of
which one of the company ascended into
the air, and went through certain gym
nastic performances. This exhibition
was free, of course, and drew an i'm
mensc crowd. When the hour for the
balloon ascension arrived the town and
surrounding country were alive with
the natives, mostly negroes, who never
having seen balloon before, locked
upon the whole proceeding with mix
ture of awe and curiosity. BY dint OF
persuasion two negroes consented to
hold the ropes of the balloon while it
was being inflated with hot air. When
everything was in readiness, a man in a
pair of red drawers and red shirt
came out and was cheered Justify. The
balloon swayed violently to and fro, and
the aeronaut took his seat upon small
bar which dangled from the air ship,
and gave the order to cast loose. The
negroes loosed their hold upon the ropes,
and the balloon shot upward. To the
CONSERVATION of the crowd, however, it
was seen that one of the negroes had
become entangled in the ropes, and was
being borne aloft with frightful rapidity.
With wonderful presence of mind,
the unfortunate darly grasped the ropes
with his hands, and after disengaging
his feet from the ropes, climbed up to
the bar upon which sat the man in rcd.
Instead, however, of remaining upon
this comparatively secure perch, he let
go his hold, and began sliding down the
rope again, and, upon reaching the end,
he let 90 entirely, and was dashed TO
the earth, having fallen about sixty
feet. The crowd were so completely
awe-stricken that not one would dare to
approach the prostrate man. After
some little time, however, several gentle
men who were near by went up to the
negro, and found him bleeding profusely
from the mouth and apparently uncon-
scious. At the last accounts the man
was still alive, but it is hardly possible
for him to recover. The aeronaut sue
ceeded in making safe landing.
Charleston NeaOs.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-02-08
OLD 81 AND nIs wTrE's Fssrnlss

"Ef you'd bin down ter my house
las night you'd seen er panayrannmer z
said old 81.
s.How is that {"
"My ole oman, she bought secon
han one oh desc hyar newly Invented
steel-spring female tenders, an
Bought what, you say :"
zone oh desc hyar patint fisl,-traps
dat oman straps on an totes round
"A hustle r
"Dar, now dat's de very name Well.
she tried fer ter put it on, an ez she bez
only got nine yard Of kaliker in her
dress, yer kin imagine de struggil dat
she had r
"Well, did she get it on r
"Oh, yas /; she got bit on jess ez eezy
ez putin de harniss on street -kyar
mule. De aggytashun ariz when she
I'm to put on her dress ober lie darn
eontrapshin r
"How did that work 7"
-tBlessid marstAr, dat's what Use try
in ter tell yer-hit didn't york at ali,
sah She jess gyInnasted round dar
tell dar wuzn't room in de house fur
nuthin' else but hen an dat shuck has
kit affair had ter hep her on wild de
gyarrnint, honey p
"Why, how did you manage II, sir e
.'Sho' Use waggin'd too many days
not ter git de better OBJ case ike dat
1 jess stood de ole oman on de table an
cotch hold oh de dress wild de waggin-
kiver grab, an ! had dat gyarmint on
fore yer Good say Jack Robbersonf'
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-02-08

Waterproof mastic cement is five
parts river sand, five parts ground stone
lime, ten parts red lead, in power.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-02-08
mHMoReUs MATTKRs.

Eaten out of house and home-an
oyster. Now you see the JOKE, cut it
out
Is time money! Well, then we
would like to change ours for the
"hard."
The rule in New York Is to eat oys-
ters in every month which has letter
in it.
The last dodge in New York is a
ladies billiard match for CHARITABLE
purpose.
It has been aeertained that the man
who s.held on to the last" was shoe
maker.
A bakers horse is the only animal
who is not afraid of crackers on the 4th
of July.
The wife of South Boston nsn
left hot pie in her husbands chair
Well-that ala
The painter who fell off a acaffolling
with his paint pots, went down with
flying colOrs.
The man who was henmed In by
crowd has been troubled with stitch
in his side ever since.
When you can eat your dinner with
the fork of river, you may safely at
tempt to spin mountain-top,
It is said that the light of match
viii keep a wolf away. But will
love-match keep the wolf from the
dcor7
If you want to find outa little mans
capacity for hating, just insinaate that
the Kentucky giant could look over his
head.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-02-08

cried, catching her in her in his arms
and raining kisses upon her white face
"Explain this terrible mystery, Ruth
or shall so mad !"
For answer, she drew forth the news
paper, and pointed TO tho marriage col
umn. His brow clouded.
"My poor darling he whispered
chow you must have suffered. What {
dupo | have been Let mo tell you nj
about it."
lie drew her to n sofa, and seated
himself at her side.
"You see, darling" hc began, aLuei,
was determined TO marry mo (now
that sounds awfully conceited. but I'll,
true), for she had set her heart ON in
heritiug Uncle Ned's fortune. When
she found that ] was not 10 be caught
in her snare, what do you think she did y
Ruth shook her head.
why, sle married Uncle Nedl His
name is the same as mine, darling,
hence your dreadful mistake, Uncle
Ned is old and childish, and very i'll
he was easily persuaded. But, Ruth,
why did you not answer my letters r.
81 have not received one in weeks.
Ned
"What can that mean =
lie strode neryoualy up and down
the room.
ruth, | believe b,icie can unrayel
the mystery"
He rang the bell as he spoke, and a
servant appeared.
"Ask Mrs. Bentley TO como here for
n moment, Roger" he directed.
With low bow the servant with
drew. In n few moments, tho swcep of
n silken robe was heard, and the door
opened to admit far and steely.eyed
woman. With light hair banded above
low forehead, aud sinister curve to
her thin lips
Mrs. Bentley" began Ned, as she
entered, "allow Inc TO present my wife. j"
Fatigued and travel worn as she was.
Ruth looked every inch the lady, as she
acknowledged the introduction. Mrs
Bentley, Sir, tapped the floor impatient
ly with her little foot.
"Do you desire anything further,
Cousin Ned r.
eyes"
lie breathcd hard for moment.
81 wish you TO produce the letters
which you intercepted from my wife.
Also, disclose the author of this delect
able epistlc."
He unfoldcd letter which he took
from his pocket. 1t ran as follows:
"MR. EDWARD BEsrIEY-It {, my sad
duty 10 inform you, that your yoni. friend
Miss Ruth Norris-long my cunlii li,i5ii, was
two days since, drowned il iaGe ponehar-
rain, whittier we had gone for few days
The body has not been recovered, though we
have used every exeriion: aud VIC haze given
her up as lost Ta-inorfo3. start for Franco,
TO remain there permanently With SYM
pathy, yours, etc, ELRE LsoE
The unmasked traitrcsa sank upon a
scat, pale and trembling. She could
not speak.
Ruth cried Ned, suddenly. i'como
with me-"
He took her hand aud led her into
the presence of the old man, who ha
been so duped. There he told the whole
story; and although Uncle Ned did not
favor secrets, he freely forgave the two.
Three days afterward, he died, in Mods
arms
And when his will was opened, it
was found that one half the Immense
estate was bequeathed to "Ruth, the
wife of Edward Bentley, for the sake
of her unfaltering love and deathlsss
faith" And the remaining half first
dedueting one third, for the widows
lawful portion" was left to edward
Bentley, my beloved nephew and his
heirs forever"
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-02-08
}. u. BURKHART,
Real Estate and GOnVsyaResing Agent,
ALBANY, OREGON.

CORNER FIRST AND DRoADALBIN STREETS.
Farms of all sizes, improved and unim-
proved, in this and adjacent counties, suit
able for grain raising, also timbored land
and stock ranches for sale on easy terms.
Also for sale. number of dwelling
houses and vacant lots i'll this city.
Parties desiring to either sell or purchase
should call and learn terms and prices be-
fore purchasing elsewhere.
Persons desiring help can be provided
with any number of laboreFs by leaving
rdars. tnIl2f.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-02-08
RATES o. Apyrhrssis

tsuslness notices IN tlie L1eal Columns
20 eenls per lines
For legal and transieDt advertisements
81 90 per square, for the FIRST insertion, and
30 cents per square for each subsequent I'M
sertion.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-02-08

THE sea otter is so deeply imbued
with the fear of man, that all attempts
to keep it alive after its capture have
failed as it perishes by selfimposed
starvation, all through its unconquer-
able fear Of man. Oh, ~woman, how
deeply you do not remind us of the
sea otter Haso&eye
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-07

Il OUTsfANA STATE SINGLE NUMBER LOTTERY
lIiraws April 81 capital $1,000. tickets 81 kentucky
STATE Single Number Lottery draws April fJ capita
&jt0 tickets 81 Sealed plays taken In all lotteries.
Full Information siven at u. NAfHAN5. Isl Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-07

10
LIST OF PRIZES.
Capital ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $4,000
Capital Prime. 1000
Capital Prize. 500
Prizes OF e. 500. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 300
. Prizes OF Observation-Disclosures. 5000
~ Prizes OF 5U. 10000
100 Prizes Of 1000
2pJ Prizes Of so. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 10000
90 frizes OF ................ 10000
iVu rrifes OF 10000
sApproxlmstion rrines Of s,on ......'..... 81 700
Approximation Prizes OF 300. ............... ixO
Approximation Prizes OF 100 ............... 800
1897 frines amounting to............... $l10, 400
Responsible correspondinr agents wanted all promi-
points. to whom liberal DC saon will be paid
Application for rates clubs should 70 the
home onlce In New Orleans. -
Write clearly stating full address, for further tpforma.
ton or send orders 10
M A. DAUPHIS,
box 6g2 Post Office. New Orleans La. !; or 20
H. L. PLUM.
3lI broadway. New York.
All our Grand Extraordinary Drawings are under the
Supervision and management OF Generals q. r. BEAJRE.
GARD and JUBALA EARLY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-07
ET NOT REGREr FOLLOW DELAY
IL. THE LOUISIANA STATE LOrrkRY.
1T MEYER sCALhs;

II NkyER sCALks
1T NEVER POsTPONEs
The sale OF the limited number OF tickets assigned
city will close o'clock tuesday morning the
maud usually exceeds the supply The Office the New
York Agency 3iT broadway. viii keep Monday even
I'M until y o'clock
FOuRTH GRAND DISTRIBUTION. 1878. AT NEW
ORLEANS, TUESDAY. APRIL o.
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY COMPANY.
This restitution esuiarv incorporated by the Leg
ature the state educ
In 1868 with capital o. 81 900 ooo which has since
added a fund OF S3JO.tDl IT'S GRAND SINGLE
NUMBER DISTRIBUTION will take place rnoutLiy on
the second Tuesday. IL scales postponcs Look
ut the following distribution
CAPITAL PRIZE. $4,000
10000 TICKETS AT TWO DOLLARS EACH.
HALF TICKETS, ONE DOLLAR.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-07

COUPE HORSE FOX sALE-le HANDS. YEARS
Oold; color brown sound and gentle the hnndsomest
coupe Horse In the State. Apply 70 j. BROWN, 1850
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-07

I ARoE. FIRST CLASS PRivAIE STABLE. 22D ST.,
Linear Lexington moderate rental.
RAMEkL kILPATkIcK- $40 I'd Az.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-07

fvHAxCE SELDOM OFFERBD-THREE VERY PINE
young Horses warranted sound and kind and have been
used by ladies and childen also tao and four seat family
Wagons light Park Phacton Set OF kn2iish Coupe
Harness aud Set OF double Harness fne all In nne
order Can be tor three days. stable 1903 East 18th
n between lie iunton and 81 Nv
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1878-02-02

aemds int WppuS Der prpoucttpn,
@ertbeiluns unp llebertra9u1s Der
Sitter, IN Ser Organization Der Nrz
belt, ces g%isentbunts, eeS llnterrt6tes,
Der Sultis II. +. ~. tiefe unc 9riincli6e
Itnoerunsen trefen mub, init Ginem
8prt in allen Ginridtunseh uno
&unpeebunsen Der lpctalen Sbdttsfeit.
gfun bdnsen ar pieie Ginridtunsen
tbeilpeife as Spn ber beltebenpen Sc
leB9ebunS unb werben ppn Der 9eSen@
wdrti9en pplittl6en 0ewalt seitiist
fplsli6 milien mir bic unsere6ten Sc
ieye unp wiQfirltden WaBreSeln Der
beltebenben 0ewalten tasli6 unp
itinpli6 b%efdmpfen, incem mir nns
aQer @afen bepienen, wel6e uns bic
Gtnri6tun9en bes 2ances an bte 9ano
9eben. Snbem mir ais ppltttide par>
tel auftreten, mpuen mir uns aaer
&e6te unb 6reibeiten Der Gerfahuts
beptenen !; mir wpQen uns beitreben>
in bic @elebe aueS bas btnetnsubrtn@
sen, pas Der @erwirfli6uns unieres
9rOsen fpctalen 3teles ben 8e9 babnt.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1878-02-02
s. utllet0n*
lDas Die Grfabrung lebrt,

SD flppfte an beS &et6tbums 9aus,
Od lebte man in gus unb 8rdus,
Mir mari mani einen @fentis beraus.
SD flppfte an Der 0tebe Sbir,
S6pn Gusenb Nnbre tanben bier,
l1nb mebrten BART ben Gin9ans mir.
Sd wd9t' e5 bel benz nDblen S6lpb:
pa paiiren muir Sitter auf bpbem &pB,
gu aber, bu sebDrit gum SrnB!"
SD 1u6te Der Nrbeit i6li6tes 0ah,
Mas iparer ba fur SDne mad!
SD bDrte ntdts ais gSeb unb glA.
Sd fraste $50 wobnt bic 3ufrteben
bette"
Grauf III ertbetlen ben 8el6etp,
germphte Ntemanb nett unb breit.s
Np6 1T etn 6aus, pdsu bic Sabn
Gin Sober 1et6t bier finpen fam;
"a 1T Quartter fur S%ebermdnn.
Ga l6tieBet aaer Menl6en Saul,
9tplS pber elenp, ietnen Saul;
Oas 6aus, bas ntmmt mid it6er auf.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1878-02-02

eritirt, pies ais ein @erstdt auf bic
amerifanil6e DECENTRALIZATION zines
Deutihen, welder fetnen @pbnllb in
Oeuti6lanp ntmmt, anseIeben wtro.
miro iecer etnselne Sail na6 Der ipe~
siellen Sadla9e unp na6 ben Sprlte@
oenren Gbatladen entl6tepen, nno
fam pariiber, ebe Der Sail tbatl adltd,
eintritt, nt6t beIttmmt werben. Die
@elanrtl6aft Der Ser. Staaten balt
etnen ldn9er ais swet Sabre anpoiz
ernpen Nufentbalt in Oeutl6lano an
itd nt6t fit einen 8eweis Der Nbli6t,
nt6t na6 Zen Ser. Staaten surlld@
tebren al wplen. Die reutihe Ne9ter<
ltrs jepp6 bat in einisen 6dQen mel
DE CUR &enntni6 rer 0eianpti6aft Sc
fpmmen finn, suriidsefebrte Auewat@
rerer bena6ri6tiet DAP ite na9 Nb>
lanf Ypn swei Sabren Oeutl6laro st
Y%erloi1en bitten, UNI bat cas Hedt IN
Slnipru6 senpmmen, penn ite llad Der
Belt bort perbleiben, pteS ais cine
&ersi6tleifuns auf ibre Maturali1a<
ton ansufeben. gSenn ceSbalb 5err
bic Nnlidten fennen SIT lernel1
muni6t wel6e bic peutl6e &e9teruns
iiber ZEN in ietnem Srtefe rarselesten
Sail bat IL mub ct iid aa bic Seam<
ten iener &e9terun9 wenoen. Die
@eiancti6aft wtrr, wenn ptes in 6pl9e
elmer fetnrieli9en 5anplan9 Der certz
ihen SebErpen nptbwenpt9 wercen
iplte il6 iiber bef Sail dubern."
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1878-02-02
CRIB bon Sigmunoskron
Grjdblmm9
Upn
&ilbelut @er6enbad.
(Sprtiesuns.)
VII.

Die Sci unobeit rer 0rdfn beilerte
1id rpn Sag gu Sag, urp Grnit fpnnte
ite oft oletlt laien unb 1T raS 8pbez
ner S6lpB btnat9eben tint bic Nrbetz
ter gu iiberpaden. Greipnt battle
nidt su ptel ppn itd bebauptet; er
mar wirflt6 Elm iebr tii6ttser Nrbetz
ter uttp belaB iebr ptel 0eidif, Man
mltB Is Den Staltenern iiberbaupt la1z
fen, Dap fie auberprrentltd Stel Salient
baben urb eS befIer, ais trseno Elm
Gplf Yerteben &unit unp 6anbwerf
NIT einal,ber III Serbinouna SIT brtnz
gen. Ma1 fiebt in ben srDBten Stap<
ten oft gang etnfade Arbetter it Marz
NOR, 5ols unb Stid Dtnae ausfub<
rem, bic maj, muir &intlern eriten
&anaeS sutraut.
Die @en1der uilo Der 0arten IA
ben balb aus gang anpern &usen aus.
$50 friiber in jebem @infel Die Wez
landplte i6lief, pa la6te ieBt bic retnz
ite TrBbltdfett berauS unc man mufte
ii6 bal elbit bebaslt6 fIblen.
u@naptse Trau," ipra6 Grnit einea
Cages, Isle itnb nun pterer gang bers
seielt, unb e5 itebt 9ft6t5 i'm @ese
Sbre neuenG emdder unten i'm Sdlpl1
SIT 'besteben."
Den nd6lten Morsen besaben fl
1i6 suiammen ben Sers btnab. 81
9rdfn mar frbbltder, ais felt lanae.
Belt. Oils iIe in BEN %seprpneten Gar:
ten etntrat unp lt6 iberau BON Bib:
enpen 8lumen umtseben fab, pa bel
mette eS iIe proentlt6 an unp iie pAiidt
bier uup bort Elm gliimden, pelde
fe an bic Sruit itedte.
u@te pas AueS 70 id6n uno +
neu ausiiebt" fa9te iie; yi6 batt
ntdt aepadt, baB Der alte @arten |
piel S~usenpfraft belize"
! Mu6 in Den @emddern sefiel es if,
aber fe meinte, fe pale rcd eisentlic
ni6t btnetn, penn fte lei Elm Stiid ait
Der @ersansenbeit an wel6em Stau
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1878-02-02

aus Sra0el iareitt man: Die
S%pSialiiten SelsterS Or9aniiiren tt6.
llebcr perldtepene .@eriammlun9en
wurpe berett6 bert6tet. Neuerctn9s
Derbfentlt6t Der vMtrabeau" etn uWa@
ntfeit Der icctalifii6en Nartet ron
Srabant," in peldem eS betBt:
8tr mplen su semetniamem 5an@
beln ale piejentsen n~ereini9er, welde
benfen, pab in Selsien ME anperswp
bic 9eielIidaft mod LANCE nidt ben
&reiS tbrer llmfOrmunsen ppQenpet
bat, rob he Seieni6aftltden &etdtbaz
u,er nidt na6 ben Scr16rtften be,
8tuisteit pertbeilt iinp, Dap maj, BENT
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1878-02-02
@r;ermnt, Sic 6amptitabt S6r:
1menieu8,

menie1S,
su reren Grpterun9 bic &ui1en &prz
beretttn9en trefen, miro npn einem
@prresppnpenten fOl9eapermaBen Sc
f6ilpert :
Grserum ais Stapt 1T Elm llnicum
in ietner Nrt. Man benfe itd Gin
Gpn9lpmerae ppr 5dulern, Die in
aarts belpnperer Nrt gum She'll mebr
6Gblen ais @ebdupe unp ale in Der
8ere6nune u1o su Dem 3mede 9ebaut
iinr> et1en bepeutenpen &dlte9rap paz
rim i~iberpauern su fDnnen, pbne cine
anbere 9eisults als mtttels Seief ,.
;. 8afltetnen, pel6e aus &ubz unb
onberm Oin9er, Dem mod Strpb fart
het9emtl6t it, berettet unp at Der
Come 9etrpdnet i'm Aeubern cine &C.
wti1e Qebnltdfett nit unierm nproz
beut16en Sort baben. Gisentlt6e
9d6er baben bic GrSerumer 5aufer
nt6t. @el6eS Matertal man AUDI
immerbin st Dem 3wede anpenoen
npute, Is wirbe ldwerlt6 Der purd%
f6loeenoen 0ewalt beS @tnterfrcfes
BEL elmer 9Sbe Ypn 1865 Meter Il. %.
su wiperiteben YermGsen. @Qe Sc
bduoe Der Stabt, au6 bic StdQe, iinp
3und6it nit elmer %bprtspntalen Bal@
fen1dt6te etnsebedt iiber wel6e man
8retter lest uno cine itarfe Grbfdtdt
aufl6uttet. SIM CONNER ldbt fid gut
.p%rpmentren auf rteien 3tnnen. Die
BON bpben 0ebtr9en umrtnSte hinge
oenp Der Stapt bietet cine malerti6e
Mu5iiGt. Sn cen bel1ern 6dule FERN
fubren beaueme Sreppen gu Dem
6ladbad btnauf. Aud 1T eS aasez
metn Site, in per betBen Sabressett
Nbenps bic 8etten pben btnauf tra<
aen Ut lai7en. @te bel unS in fletnen
Qanottdptden bic Bewpbner Spr ben
6~au6tburen, fp itBen in Der 9uten
SabrcSsett bic Grserumer mad Der
Nbenbmablsett auf ibren Dd6ern.
Dian unterbdlt ii6 betm Sidtbud Spn
etnem sum atoern 5altl e nit ben yta6z
barren. Sebr peridtepen baron 1T bic
9ebenSmetle int @tnter, Der bier Elm
lanocauerncer uno iibera1tS ltrenser
lit. Die Stapt liest rann bt6fdblt6
ME unter elmer GtS@ urb Sdneepede
b~earaten. Denn lelbt Der @ertebr IN
ben StraBen ii erldwert. Wtt Der
umoeoenp, namentlt6 nit rem ettz
fernter, an ben Sueubd6en pe5
Guptrat 9ele9enen 1brfern, pFest Der
Gerfebr Ypul tdnptg unterbrpden 81
fem. 1aber 1T Der Stact Yprberrz
Idenoe 0ewpbnbett, 1id fir ben @tnz
ter III au%Ssepebntelter @etle su YER
p%rpYianttrer. Wan yer ltebt 1t@ mi
alien NptbwenpiSen in srDberm Wtabz
fabe ais pteS lonlt trsenpwte su &C.
f6eben pRest, na6 ben &e9eln UNI
Spri6riften zines uralten 5erfpms
mems. Nomentltd werpen S6afe unr
@eFiisel etnseidladtet. I'm oaS 6leiid
friI6 st erbalten, Ser9rdbt man ee
unter benz S6nee i'm 5pfe cher in
@arten benin audi 0drten 9tbt es
in Grserun, gbenip sel6iebt es mi
benz @emlle. Na6pem man ft6 Il
nit aaem retdlt6 Serleben bat, leb
man in ben mpblbatenpern Tamtlte'
nt6t nur sars letplt6 capOn> ipnperl
fpaar better ais in anpern @e9ence1
Der europdiiden Iirfei. grserum'!
0affreibeit 1T eben 10 betannt ,pte b
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1878-02-02
Spra6e.

Gin mod 70 lebr Sertpa6l'ner Baum,
Der @drtner lenfet i'm 9erabe;
Gin nod 70 1ebr Serbprbner MeniH,
.3ure6t ppbl brinst i'm @pttes Gnabe.
Sbr uberstb bid pbne S6eu
Mu6 tpenn bu aus Der @rt seid1asen,
Dem &einer lpQ, wte er AUDI let,
Nn ietnem Settle ie persasen.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1878-06-22
A Gentle Hint.

In ourstyle of climate, with its snd-
den changes of temperature-rain,
wind and sunshine often intermingled
in single day-it is no wonder that
our children, friends and relatives are
SO frequently taken from us by neg
lected colds, half the deaths resulting
directly from this cause. A bottle of
Boschee's German Syrup kept about
your home for immediate use will
prevent serious sickness, a large doc
tors bill, and perhaps death, by the
use of three or four doses. For cur
ing Consumption, Hemmorrhages,
pneumonia, Severe Coughs, Group OF
"a ny diseases of the Throat or Lungs
its success is simply wonderful, as
yonr druggist will tell you. German
Syrup is now sold in every town and
village on this continent. Sample
bottles for trial Zoe; regular size, Use.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1878-06-22
Pleasant Experience

Is always the happy result of using
P arker's Ginger Tonic. The mother
gains surprisingly in health and
strength by its aid, and her babe thus
obtains Il happy comfort and peace
that shows how wonderfully the
strengthened nervous and physical
condition of the mother reflects itself
on her nursing little one. It is rare
comfort to have Headache, Nervous
ness and Sleeplessness suhdued as
only this remedy can do it, while that
destroyer of our little Cholera
Infantum ana the dreaded Cholera,
Dysentery, Cholera Morbns, Collie and
Cramps, are shorn of their teTors
and speedily cured by this incompar-
able corrective and invigorant. Buy
from your druggist B. Rybiski, a 81
bottle or a sample bottle at 15cts and
test its merits.