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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-07-11
The japanese Idea of He'll.

One of the curious articles exhibited
al Tiffany's is scarf of gray Canton
Grape, which psrtrays the Internal
regions according to the Japanese idea.
The scarf ia nine yards long and half a
yard wide. The first scene represents
satan on earth seeking new victims. The
arch-fend appears as a sulphuric, yellow
ish>green demon, with protruding horns,
clOven feet and demoniacal expression,
Turing his victims into hi, net, and
plunging them into fiery depths. They
appear to fall into nest of burning
scorpions, where they are tantalized by a
glimpse of their friends enjoying them
selves in a lake of cool water. In the
next scene, Satan taxes the form of an
immense dragon, with his human victims
crouching in terror at his feet. They are
mercilessly dragged into court, and the
Judge is represented rs condemning them
to be tied to rocks and to have red hot
lead poured down their throats They
are then chased by hyenas through field
of open knives and other sharp instru-
ments. The victims are next portrayed
as being tortured by having their limbs
sawn off and by being thrown into a re-
volving wheel OF IRE. Satan next ap-
pears to be looking out for new victims
on field OF battle. Some of these
victims are made to hug red-hot stove
pipes, while Satan himself, with smile,
is tanning them. Others are swimming
in seas OF blood, surrounded by laughing
demons. Others still are seated in 8
caldron of ret-hot sulphur, having theil
tongues pulled out. Some are repre-
sented as carrying heavy burdens of Goa
and throwing it into the fire to burn new
victims. His satanic majesty is next
represented as feeding his subjects with
rice, presumably to give them strength
with which to endure greater tortures.-
IN. Y. Tribune.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-07-11
4 yoturnI Barometer.

Chickgeed is an excellent barometer.
When the flowers expand fully there
need be no lear of rain for several hours.
should it continue in that condition, no
rain will disturb the summer day. When
IL half conceals its miniature flower, the
day is sure te bs showery, and if 1t en-
tirely shuts up, or wells the white flower
with It's green mantle, let the traveller
put on his great coat.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-07-11

THE strike of the Lancaster Eaaband)
operatives, which is reported to have
come to an end, il fine commentary
upon the strike business During six or
eight weeks 10000 people were volun.
tarily out OF employment, and, as their
wages averaged $5 week, they lost not
less than $4,0OO,OOO. They have gained
nothing in the useless struggle, but, on
the contrary, have impoverished them
selves and their families, while the mill
proprietors have, as usual, maintained
their position, and now secure these
foolish people at the rates offered them
when they struck,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-07-11
FACTS AND FANCiES.
IIo,spur's Description of u Fop.

NY Iiege, | did deny no prsoners
Bnt remember, when the fight was done
When was dry with rage aud extreme toll,
And nothing stronger than Tain-waler
within forty miles, csme there certain lord,
\ rimly dressed, noLby, In flct, with culewa
cont
Flashy neck tie, aud par louder than the
Band wagon OF u citcur, including the bRLd
He was fresh as bridegroom,
10 spcak tTulT, he was n trife too fresh
His chin, which advised hun to sipe OF
Was II, WY reapad and showed like
RtuhblI- RDd Vt harvest time
He was scented like Ice cream
At 4 church ialI--sith vanilla, musk
Rose water, cologne, hair OIL rtceiela,
And crnnui pro,' nd t0siy what clHc'
'rwiit hlB finger and his ,humh he held
A pounCct-hox (soe Webster UnahridEed)
Witch ever aad anon hagayc his nosc
And rtil he smiled and talked, and M
The soldiers b. re dead bodies by,
lie called them untaught kntves, unm1nncrlyi
TObhng slsvenly, unhnnds0me corpse,
Between the wind and his nobility.
With many holiday and snohblsh terms
fuch M, 4" Aw, weally'' did you eyRh,'
He addressed me, among the rest.
htmanaed my prisoners in her dAleNys
Behalf then, all tmariing With
MY wounds, being gal I'd 10 I've so pcStCred
with beven-by.ninc pUpiniy,
Out OF my grief Snd my impat cnco
lifted him one Hhaft the wheel house
And You might have heard his tile
Cost tails cr,ck as he passed
Over into the next country,
This bald, unjOiutyd chat ut his my lord,
Disturbed my Dutch, and betepch you,
Let not his mysterious disappearance
CONS between my love and your high majesty.
Ion City Derrick.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-07-11

Red, red are the skies,
But not with sunrise;
Wild, wild Ia the air
But no tempests are thcro
Black, black are the clouds
Der city and heath;
White, white are the shTOuds
ui the starving TO death.
Christians arise
What of the skies
Is all well ?
What Of thy sister,
Poor daughter ol TOLL
Weak weary and worn,
Bruised, beaten and torn
with hardship and MOL
Yet her soul Ia as white
as mornings first Hight
Grievous Is care,
Precious Ia bread,
Dark Is despair
When labor has fed;
Temptation is strong,
suffering long,
Cruel the rod
OF the Christening God.
What Of thy sister?
Is hei soul still rs white
AS the mornings first light ?
Speak, Christian, tell
Is all well
What OF thy brother
Sweet lips are crying
For bread,
Loved ones aro dying
Unied.
Oh for his loss,
Only One
Born undor the sun
Could hear such cross
Gfievous are woes,
Sweet ia repoee,
Dark Ia despair,
haddening is care.
And he seeks for his friend
Who giyeth reposo
F'om sorrow and woes,
And he stands
With clasped hands,
And shfvtr,
BY hrs ideBd-
The dark flowing river,
Help help!
Ere his soul shall be given
Unahriven
To the anger of heaven,
My masters, arige,
Look out on he sRio0-
Igall ypHs
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-07-11

THE congressional library, with its
hundreds OF thousands of volumes, is not
used enough to keep off the accumulating
dust. Under the rule of the library
public officers are the only ones allowed
to draw books, and librarian Spoford
says that not one in ten of these ever
calls for a work.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-07-11

AN extensive hog trade has sprung up
Between the United States and England.
A Liverpool steamer has lbeen specially
fitted up for this trade, and can carry
$500 hogs on n trip; extra facilities are
on board for cooking few of them, in
case other provisions should fall short.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-07-11

The first movement of the commune
will be the extinction of Jane Swisshelm,
Says Jane: Gone might as we'll say
that buckets are the source of water as
that labor is the source of wealth. The
sun is the source of wealth, and was 30
far good many millions years before
the communist were born."
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-07-11

"a FLY in the gravy" caused Mrs.
Miller, of Burkeville, Va, to kill Mr.
Miller. "Wife, here's fly in the
gravy" the husband remarked, as he sat
down to his beefsteak "You're all the
time finding fault" the wife replied.
Harsh wordt were followed by angry
words. Mrs. Miller seized coffee pot
and Mr.. Miller clutched carving knife.
The scene of combat was shifted from
the kitchen to the woodshed, and there
Mrs. Miller picked up an axe, severed
Mr., Miller's head from his body, and
tainted.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-07-11

A YOUNG man who had recently been
admitted to the bar, and to a partner
ship with his uncle, came into the Office
one day and proudly remarked that he
had settled an old matter that had been
in litigation for long time. Settled
it," exclaimed his uncle, "settled that
case9 Why, I've supported our family
on that for the last ten years"
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-07-11

WHILE twenty-five years ago Wash.
ington could scarcely enumerate $4,000
persons, to-day it reckons 10000, and
ranks as twelfth in the list of the great
cities The rate of mortality among the
negroes is positively alarming when COM
pared to the ratio among the whites, the
latter being 1927 per cent, the former
44,50. Unhealthy localities and resi-.
dences account for this partiality.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-07-11

OUR production of carpets is larger
than that of any other country in the
world. In 1875 the value Of the product
was 1872, 1916, ,l68. In 1872 our importa>
tions of carpeting amounted to nearly
$6,OOO,OOO; in 1877 they were only
$674,9ll. In 1914, man with helper
could weave not more than seven yards
of Brussels carpet in day. Now a girl
will weave fifty yards in that time.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-07-11

approaching national holiday, Last year
no less than thirty-one persons were
killed and one hundred and sixty-six
Others seriously injured in consequence
of this senseless pracv.ce of pyrotechnic
patriotism, and it is high time that the
thing should be completely stopped.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-07-11

YELLOW glass gives greater rest to the
eyes than either blue or green, and
objects at distance can be seen more
distinctly with than without it. AT
rife practice the yellow glass was found
to take off all the glare of the light
without impeding vision, and allowed
the men to see the targets more dis
tinctly. Yellow glass cuts off chemical
rays, and, perhaps, on that account has
a less injurious effect on the eyes
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-07-11

A FRENCH authority, accounting for
the wonderous increase in the manu-
facture of watches by the Americans,
makes this remarkable statement:
"During the civil war Grants soldiers
were paid dollar per day, and they all
bought watches. Europe not being able
to supply them, the Americans invented
method of making watches without
watchmakers, and, beginning with the
military, have monepolized the watch
trade ever SINCE"
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-07-11

CAN man swim in oil This question
was practically solved the other day by
a workman employed in an oil manu-
factory of Nice, who fell into a tank of
olive oil nine feet deep. He was an
expert swimmer, but he went to the
bottom like a plummet, and was only
saved from drowning by the timely aid
of comrade. Oil is too light to swim
in; it is not sufficiently buoyant, and
does not offer the resistance necessary to
keep a man afoat.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-07-11

THERE is evidently something wrong
with the atmosphere out west, and If
the weather clerk was attending to busi~
ness he would have it set right again.
At Morris, ILL.,, the other day, large
cloud arose from little south of west,
passing east, and just about on the line
and directly over the Illinois river. The
cloud was not very dense, and yet was
quite black, but had nothing to indicate
tornado in it. But emanating from
the cloud was constant roar, like dis
tant thunder, which did not cease from
the time the cloud appeared in the west
until it was out of sight in the east, the
time extending at least fifteen minutes.
The sound was something like the roar of
distant train of cars, although those
who haye heard the sound of coming
tornadoes, recognized it Immediately as
being of the same character. But the
most remarkable feature of it was that
every few moments, perhaps as often as
once in two minutes, the sound would
swell into roar of thunder--in no case
crash, but simply an enlargement of the
roar. 1t would then subside into the
continuous roar, and then swell again,
and so on. There was no wind percepti-
BILE near the earth, and no evidence of
any accompanying the cloud in the sky.
IT is a strange thing how little, i'll
general, people know about the sky. 1t
Is the part of creation in which nature
has done more for the sake of pleasing
man, more for the sole and evident pur-
pose of talking to him and teaching
him, than in any other of her works, and
it is Just the part in which we least at
tend to her. There are not many of her
other works in which some more mate
rial or essential purpose, than the mere
pleasure of man is not answered in every
part of their organization; but every
essential purpose of the sky might, as
far as we know, be answered if once in
three days, or thereabouts, a great, black,
ugly rain cloud was broken up over the
blue, and everything we'll watered, and
30 left blue again until the next time,
with perhaps a film of morning and
evening mist for dew. Bnt, instead of
this, there is not moment of any day
OF our lives when nature produces not
scene after scene, picture after picture,
glory after glory, and working still upon
such exquisite and constant principles of
the NEST perfect beauty that it is quite
certain it is all done for us, intended for
our perpetual glory by the great Being
who made all-all worlds.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-07-11

A WEST VIRGINIA Jaw afiixes a penalty
of one year'simprisonment and $500 fine
for being concerned in rattle or gift
enterprise at church fair or festival.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-07-11

PROOFS of former exploration are
found in various parts Of the Black
Hills region, and it is probable that gold
was discovered there about thirty years
ago by several separate parties of ad-
venturers, all of whom were killed by
Indians. The bones OF men and beasts,
mingled with rusted mining tools, were
in one place discovered within rude
fortifcation of rocks. In another spot a
rotted sluice. box, made of hewn tree,
showed that mining operations had been
carried on.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-07-11

THURLow WEED and William Cullen
Bryant were contemporary journalists in
New York, and yet through all their
long lives never once met. This may
seem strange to outsiders, but we sup
pose there are few or no large cities
where the same history is not being re-
peated between editors. There are news
paper men in all cities who daily work
within block Of each other, but who
remain totally unknown to each other
except by reputation.
The prohibition of the discharge OF
fireworks in some of our towns and cities
on the last fourth of July large dimin-
ished the number of fires and other
disasters which generally mark that day,
but still the evil was permitted to exist
in many places. There were no less than
one hundred and thirteen fires caused by
fireworks and frecrackers on the Sd and
4th of July last, and the amount Of
property destroyed by these fires is stated
at $99,87O. There are 1,O2S cities and
towns having ordinances against fire.
works and firecrackars, and 1866 Others
which have no such ordinances, The
best thing the municipal authorities Of
these latter places can do is to at once
enact the necessary ordinances for the
protection of life and property on the
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1878-08-07
sir Gp,,i,.memtcs. ton
(fiS

Son uhb mad teuiiasm' Datum pire tas Gis
in sss 5agif an ben Gaslsn bes San antonio
Slalfss ,u foissnbsn prsifsn psrtauIt.
5n Quantitaten itber 100000 Bfuno J
Gent pr PIune.
gsim Garlpab 4 Gent pr Yiuno.
9ei Der 1cnne Gent PIT Biuub.
Sn Suautitdteu bon meniaer ais elmer
Tonne unp mebr ais 500 gfunb /
Gent pr pfuno.
7,8tlW S. 9. 9qcpfe.
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BERN Gnbs peS Saluas Ranb unb pann
ontwurtste er sUssrno =
gs 1T 70 sefdtrlidb. fulhe Saden A.,
1dreibeu, Matbiloe, 1u Gputsf Did tf
snIssn NIT nsiusm @prt, 8erlprehen -.
gssniielt Du DID bamit, NIT meiusm
DOrtss Du wiaif, mas i'd fdriftlh In
Saneen BABE, ausaeliefert ,msin Ihriftlihss
geriprehsn bobea.oaB Id niemals WnIeriihs
an Did maiden psrpe unb pas wcib Id, !!
allc MAIDEN mtr's FUR, :. eeb unb fhreib.
Nueclf erhos fih rpiosrfrstenb, um lid,
an ben tleinsn STD su leben. gr srsriiT
Die Seosr unb laats:
SD bin frei!ih In Deiuer Sane. gDas
lou id fhreibsn
Mathilce trat b|nter ibn unb bictirte
Sd Sfueclf BON 9crmih ssr1prste tter.
nit auf gbre unb @swi1sn, i'm Safe id,
mid nit meiner Gpufne Ycn Normih per,
mitlen 1ellte . SermGbten nit etnem
3, penn i'd bittea barf. ..,... iouts, i'm
8erlaui pes nathfen Sabrss oarnah 3u
3atlen- -. .3a9len aud nit 49,.
Mh, bas msie Ih ia, unterbraA 9iubolf
fe unpirlh.
3u sablen bic Sun'me BON 3wan3igtau'
Ienb Ttnler. 49,.
9fubolf uno NatbilSe wurben bier plSb.
lid auf's unerwartstite In ibrer eblen Bse
ffaftisuns se1Grt, Gine fharf sinfallsnbe
Stimms untrr6rah fe.
(gurtfebuns fulst.)
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- yfismanb apsiielt taran, bab nebeu
BEN psrSfentliGten Mbmahunsen oes
gsrllner 8srtraess nod setsims bsitsten
Ourh eielelbsu fdeint aud gismard fur
lstn StiafhpeiDeu CUR Nequiition Gppsrns
BON 0rcbbritannien letn ,,Srtnfss!D" er'
balten gu taten. 8on 1866 mab 1871
Der mar man an ibm eissntlib eswoant,
bab sr na6 Dem @runblase isnss gtlen
tabn'ShaHnerS: vSrinfBslper iinp gut,
nur fsine tlsinen" tanpslte. Dos oiss.
ralise 1T aber ,ismlih wIn,is aussefallsn.
vs. iou namlih In Der bsfauuten Sulsl
5elsc!anb beteben, we!Ge in Der tn,ppai-
renben @rOBe BON elmer bunperi(tel sec-
sraptilhen Quacratmetle uno NIT 2,l62
ginwotnern norpwelllid Der glbsmiinoung
in Der Norolee liest. Grabsr esbSrts es
au 6oltetn, pann 81 Dansmarf uno murpe
1908 bon ben Gnslanosrn bsleBt uno ntat
pieoer berausseseben. gm 8. Mai 1864
fanc oiht BET Ter Snlel elm 5sssefsat
spilden Sslsrrsidern uab Ddnen fatt.
IS ldeint aIsrpiasS elm Gbrenpanft fur
Oeutlhlanp 3u iein, cas tn leinsn 0epdl.
fern liesenoe @ilano nit bem Nsids su
osrssnissn. Dasislbe III aber aud niat
obne 9lussn. @bselsben Scn Isinem be-
riemten Seebabe, BAT es on Der Woro.
uno @aefeite CUTE 5afsn, bsbers(dt purtb
feline Gage bic glb> uno Weisrmiinbunssn
uno in ssrpi0em @rape ben sansen beut.
ldssn Norblesbaneel uno tann oils Dalis
trissertlaer untsgnebmungsn sesen bic
ssrmaniifsn Sal,sn isbr ssfaArlia wsr.
Den.
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9Yeineu sSrpunspn ,,,r 81

- Weinen 8reunben CUR Nadridt, "
inlerirte fiir5lid elm eeulihsr Tbeater. Di.
rector, ,,bab esr beriibmte NscenIent Derr
X gt. selfern nit ieiner 6rau @emablin
mein Sbeater teludt bat uno i'm Yarquet
bis 5nm Shlub peS Draula8 perlpeilte.
SOntc SemanO 5ufadi9 q, ". nitt tsnnen,
mas i'd BET ieiucr Seriibmtbeit fIir faunl
slanblih balte. 70 Seuiise, oab ct perIete
1T, wetder seitern in leiner ptfautcn De.
cen'icn unter benz 3ei&eu S I'M bielisen
y9scbadter" 8eidriebeu: = ,,aein an.
liansiser Gbemann wirb eS masen, ieiner
Jrau ansntleten, cieies ldmueisite Gbe.
truhsorahla bis 5ur Sefe anssAfcItenp'
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taum CUR 5aIfte NIT benz Nahrednen
fsrtis 1T, trump birsno bsreits oas Ts1ul'
tat psrfiiupist. Gisentbnmlitb unp fir
rem 3ui6aufr pein'ita III es, tote iih Der
55sine ipabrsno Der arbsit bsninmt.
Ssinen Wcment tlieb er rabie, ct bs,peet
6anee uno Siibe, bic uno ba pfsift sr-
man erbalt Deli Gtnbrud, ais fei er gel,
itesatlpeIenp, watrenb man baa 0ebirn
in ansslreneteRer Oenftbattsfsit telaul&t.
Wenn er lid mandmal in Der @nn5ifTsr
irrt, tarrt er nod wie Serlpren eor fib
bin, er bleibt unrut;s, Sanes uuo 5ibe,
Ger gauge 2etb fnb tn ununterbrpdsusr
8swesuns, ct TT unpirlh, treuu man gu
itm fprtht--bann faet er fpBne(e Die
eorreete 3abl, er wirD pisesr Elm tlsines,
unts fansenes 8ins, bas nit sjnsm Staf
@apisr lpielt, watreno ct friibsr etssr
8sdeumafdine slid. Gas 8e6s, bas in
pertli!fenO furssr Seit gu lassn psib, pte
piele @efunben in As Sabreu enthaltsu
iinb, iIf NIT leInem merfuiirbie contruir-
ten 0stirn etue Nbnurmitdt, bic niAt
nnter bic Dubsnb @unrsrfineer sereitt
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Denun,iant unb Bublitum. "

OenunSiant uno Yublitum. Nm
1S. Suli muroe ppr bem Se;irtSseridt
in Winhen bic Nnttase sssen ben Or.
Erettenbaher mesen Waielfdtsteleioi.
euus oerbanpelt. Irettentader, Der ein
73idtriser @reis unp witbenser Nlt taier
uno llltramcntauer lit, bate seeen leinen
8reunp ben 8rDfeHor Or. @eeberser bel
@elesenbeit Der Nadridten iiber ben @e.
iunb beits;uitanb bea 8aiiers gBilbelm se.
auBert: .Seet fommt bic Straie, Der
81. -. fam feline beibsn Nrme nidt
nlebr benz pesen..W Seeberser er5iblte ciele
aeuseruus seiprddsmeiis Dem beribmten
Wtaler uno Nfabemiebirettcr Bilotp.
Dieier forberte Jpn anf gu benun3iren,
uno ba Seeberser bies permeiserte, 10
murbe Yilotp ietter Der Denun3iant. 3u
her @ertanpluns bate lid elm sablreideS
Publitum einsefunben, cas setcmmen AT
iein idien, I'm iia 5u iiber3eusen, eb elm
10 9rcber 8iinitter penn pirtlid Elm 10
daratterloier Wenid iein tSnne. Wfit
ieinem @ewSbrsmann Prpi. Seeberser
euttraftete YilOtp ben Wiberiprud pes 9lu.
seflasteu. Die teidymereue 3eusenaus.
lase beltatiste bic Observation-Disclosures.
a6er bic pies ausiasten, iparen nod blei.
der als Der ansetla3te unb wibrenb bie=
Ier bic Stimme mitunter erbpb, iprahen
bic 3eusen 10 9eoampft pie mSstid, neil
ie9liaeS reruebmbare Wort unter Der
atbemlcIen 3uhSreridaIt elm erneuteS
Wiurren berUorrief Das lrtbeil lau,
tete amf 8 Mcuate iseitunsstaft. llno
nun erreisuete ifd Elm nidt sewSbntiAes
Sdauipiel. stls Der perurtbeilte Maie,
fdtsteleicieer ben Scf betrat, fab er lid
Opn alien Seiten adtunsspc(l besri6t uno
curd Heiben tbeitaabmsooller rnbsfann.
ter ihritt er nit einisen Sreunoen mad,
Der StraBe. aaein nod inlmer barrte
oas Putlitun es wuroe wepis eelpfo,
den Huo NIes blidte nad ber 1rerpe.
,,Gr tcmmtl" bieb es enbti6. pilptp
trat heraus, uab ais er bic Weaae fab,
oa modte er wpbt fiblen. eae eas a,u.
blitum Den fir ben Sdulpisen balt, auf
ben cs lu martsn pHeat 0pr sieIem So
rum mar er Der anseflaste. 3ue,lt
Stiae bunn elm Wturren, plSslid Elm
Yiui, unb nod ems unb pieber Gins
uno PIiIf auf Pfiif. gS blieb ibm nidt
sriHart, enrt cine 8lntb ron Snc isna
ticn Spiebrutben gu laufen. Gr luhte
tu tdheln. aGer e8 rnette nidt aeben, er
lab erofabl aus. Uttt einem yeateiter
trat er ins Greie uni sms bic Stra6e
enttans 3wei Shusleute batten 1;h
ibm anseIdloiien. lIub immer erspllen
iiA nit Yfffen uab 0er,pinitnnsen
5nncerte tinter ibnen ersin. Gr cog,
Inn Der Concentration Sa entseben. in eine
enge 8alle Elm allein lie molten ibn nun
einalal nat oauie selsltsa. Nuf BEN
Duloplob ueritartte ltt bic Siderbeitg
ulannfdaft, bod iie irunte niht perbin.
bern. bab in ieiner unmittettaren Nibe
anbultenp Iuie per Yerahtuns ausse
itObsn wproen Sdllieblit sslang "a
tem Direftor pilotp, in cine Weinmirtb.
i4aft ilh 3u retiriren, worauf fd bic Wen
&c uerlief. 80 eneete Elm Dsnun3iaticns
pro,es in Dem gut natipnal9e 9eltnnter
WAnden!
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giele, fpeld,e an unperbaulihfeit uns
anoeren WtaSeniibeln leioeu, fSnnen eieIel,
ben auf cine sewiIe 3eit suridpatiren, 81,
tpelaer fe Wtittel, welde mineralilde
Sublfanjen entbielten. ais Wietisin seaen
Tieeer anwanbten. n.-Gs 1T eine alte 3bat.
iahe, bab Wittel, ber Yfan3snmelt ent.
nOalalen, benz 9Srper am 3utrdslidlten iino
Da oieIelben leidt aus Dem SbIteme ideioen
uuo teine lamSwieriseu Solssn mad iid)
5ie9en. - Or stug. aSnis's Samburser
1ropIen iino rein reBetabliid, bon liherer
Wlrtuus unidacliA fir bic idwialte Gcn.
ititution.
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= Gin WuupsrtuD. Cine msrtwiiroi-
as Grib.tnuns, f9reist Der p.fsr elepb,
N Der tlens, Al jabriss Mcris dranfl,
aus 6anftirhen, ben bsat ieia slaisr Ia
uniersr 5tsDaetien prdisniirts. 80 II BET.
naee bsdnitissnb, gu ieten, rpie Der Drsi.
talsboh bic eomplieirtsfsn Nsbnunssa
NIT sanlsn uab setrOdensn 3ablsn int
ROpfs ausfabrt une, wabrenp man nod
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= Sin SO. 1863 bes Maunbeimer Con

- Sn No. 169 bes Manabcimer Sour
malls lsisn wtr II. u. pSrtlia foissnoen
Sas: .@ir febsn auf elmer Yulpsrtsnne,
Die, msnn iAr ni@t Der Beosn terausae-
ihlasen plrp, gum Danaipenfab werben
ans srplcSirfn tanu." Der selsarte ur.
tsssr eisIsr 1siltans iaetn. sci einsr Ira,
esrsn grpIoilon einss DanaiSenlaljes ei.
men tlsinsn granoldapen am srpBen Sc.
blrn eapcnestrasen gu tabsn.