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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-04-16

NEWSPAPER CHANGE - An Augusta
despatch has already announced that JOS.
A. Homsn, Esq. for many years the SEN
ior proprietor of the Name Farmer, has
sold his entire interest, being one-half of
that newspaper establishment, TO Joseph
IL. Manley, Esq, OF Augusta. MIR. ho-
man reIires from the cares OF business
after nearly halt century service, hay-
ing started at the printers case when but
twelve years old, and filed the various
stages OF newspaper duty, from appren-
tice 10 proprietor. Twenty Years ago, in
company with James 5. Manley, Esq,
(the father OF the new co-prOprietor) Mr.
Holman purchased the Name Farmer, the
two having previously been partners in
the publication of the Gospel Banner.
Some three years later mir. Manley, on
account OF declining health. sold his in-
teTeSl IN the Farmer TO William 5. Badg-
err. Esq, OF Augusta, and the hrm al HO-
man x Badger have since then 20 pros
perouSiy conducted the paper that the
senior partner Is enabled TO retire amid
the good wishes OF The fraternity, with
abundant means, as the fruit OF long
and Industrious career Mr. Badger, who
Is y gentleman Of fine business abilities,
retains bis haif-inlere>t and the now firm
Will be known as Badger Il Msniey. Mr..
). l.. Boardmau will also renaiu a, bis
pos, a. Agricultural Editor. which be has
occupied so efficiently tor many years.
DR.. Lsphsm viii also continue Tor The
present 10 conduct the general news an
editorial departments which he has had
10 charge Tor the past six years.
TIE new proprietor, Joseph II. Manley,
Esq, will ultimately take charge OF the
news columns and general editorial
work, and he viii bring to these duties
jourusliStiC talent of high order. o.
hne natural abilities, Mr. Manley has had
unusual experience in public affairs Tor
young man; has acquired a wide
knowledge OF the country by travel, and
is a graceful aud pleasing writer. He was
tor many wears the Agent OF the Asso-
ciated Press at Augusta, and as Il CORE
spOUdeut for various papers. has been
familiar with journalistic work He viii
devote all his time and energies to the
new business relations which he has ~
sumed. and in cordially welcoming him
TO ,he newspaper guild we have no doub,
that Nessrs Badger IL Manley will make
the Farmer still more q lSvorile among
the farmers OF NAine.-Hhtg.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-04-16
Don't be Deceived.

Many persons say Il haven't got the Consump-
ton when asked 70 cure their Cough with shi-
lol's Consumption Cure. Do they not know that
Coughs esd 90 Consumption and "a remedy that
vii cure Consumption Will certainly aud surely
cure "a cough or any lug or throat trouble We
know &c Will cure when al others fail and our
faith IN 70 O. so positive that We viii refund the
price paid if YOU receive no benefit. j. not this
"A lair ur1ro-lti1D. Price Do cts s. cts. and : 90
per b.ttle. For lame Chest, Back or side. use
~hUuh'- Porous Plaster. Price > cts. For sale
ty a VI. GERRY, south Paris; = Ii. Raw son,
Paris Hi.
WHY will YOU suffer with Dyspepsia and liver
complaint, Constipation, and general debility
when you can get ~ our store Shuoh's system VT
alizcr which We sell on positive guarantee "a
cue YOU. Price 10 cts. and - cts. FOR sale by
A. II. GERRY. south PASS; =. II. Raw son. Pa :
Hill.
"HACRMETACK" popular and .l.., mt per
ame. sold by the above dealers.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-04-16
FACrnRY FACTS.

Close confinement, careful attention 20 all facto
~ work, .v,- ,he operatives paid faces, poor
appetite. la1Suid, miserable feelings poor blood,
inactive liver kidneys ana urinary troubles, ana
all ttr physicians and medicine In the world can
uo- help chem unless thcy ge; out doors OF use
Hop B.t..r-. male Of ;ae purcst aud best Of RENE
aies. AuI e.per sIly i9r such ca'es, having album
dance otaeI.a. .-u shiuc &ud rosy checks IN them.
None need suCer 10 they viii Use Jhem freely
They cos; bus q Jg.ec.- See another column.
4It-lW
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-04-16
POVERTY AND SUFFERING.

Twas dragged down with deblpo and sui
fering FOR years, caused by sick family sud large
bills for soctorug which did them no good. was
completely discouraged until one year ago, by the
advice orIuy Pastor, procured Hop Bitters and
commenced their use, and in one month we were all
well suj none OF Us have seen sick day since,
and wan; 9, .ay 20 all poor men, you can keep
your fan. e, wen q year with Hop Btters for less
than one d1ct1g'- yis.t viii cost know il.
a2.,y A WORKHAS.n
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-04-16
Notice, U. >. internal Revenue, Special

Under the Revised Statutes OF the United States,
section. 3282 $751; 31s, aud 1888, every person en-
gagged ia any business, avocation, or employment
which renders him liable TO special tax. 10 re-
quired ~ procure and place, and keep conspicuous
10 ia his establishment place Of business STAMP
denoting the payment of said special tax for the
special.lax year beginning May /, 1918. Section
3s4i, Revised Statutes designates who are liable
TO special tax Areturn, as prescribed on form IL,
is alec required bg lac Of every person liable TO
special tax as above. Serere penalties are pre-
scribed for non compliance with the foregoing
requirements, or for continuing the businnss after
April 30, 1876, without payment Of tax Applcl-
ton should be made 20 \. l.. TALBOT, Deputy Col
lectOr of Internal Revenue, at Union Block, Lisbon
81 Lewiston; or, FRANKLIN j. ROLLINS Collec.
tor, No - Exchange St, Portland. aB-23-SO
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-04-16
STATE OF MAINE.

OXFORD, - AT s. Court ofProbatc held at Par
j. " Ithin and Tor The County OF oxford, On the
third Tuesday of March, a. ID. ISIS.
4 certain instrument, purpurtlug % be copy
N Of the last Wll and Testament Of O-goOt
Brown late OF West NcVtu-v iu thc state Of Mas
sAchusott,and ol the Probate thereof in said state
duly authenticated, having been presented 90 the
Judge OF Probate Tor cur SAID County of oxford,
for the purpose Oi being allowed, rlcd and record.
ed iu the Probate Court for sand County
Ordercl. That notice thereof bc given 10 all per
sons interested, therein hy causing copy II this
order % be published three weeks success.yely IN
the oxford Democrat printed 70 Paris that they
may appear 40 % Probate Court 90 be held AZ Paris.
IN said county, ON tle third Tuc-day of May next,
AZ nine O'Clock 10 the forenoon, aui show cause If
any they have. against the same.
A. n WAIVER. Judge.
4 true copy-attc-t: n e. DAVIS, Register.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-04-16

THE Subscriber hereby gives public notice that
he mas been duly appointed by the Hon. Judge Of
Probate for the County OF oxford, and assumed
The trust OF Administrator Of the estate Of
WALTER D. ESTES late Of Paris
10 said County. deceased, ~ giving bond as the
law directs; ne therefore requests all persons in.
debted 10 the estate Of said deceased TO mako i'm
mediate payment and those who have any dc.
mands thereon, TO exhibit the same to
HIRAM G. ESTES.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-04-16
Commissioners' Notice.

IN HE undersigned, having been appointed by
the Hon judge of Probate Tor the County OF
oxford, on the third TueIday vi March, AID. ls7si
10 receive aud examine tue claims
- srdifor AGAINST The estate Of " liam b. Wal
ron late of Peru in said County deceased, repre-
scented insolvent, hereby give notice that months
from lie date Of said appointment are allowed 10
saId creditors in which 10 present ana prove me +
Gains and that they will be IN session 1t the fol-
oyin plsces and times for the purpose Of re ceiy-
;nv the same, viz: st the Office Of L. II. Ludden in
DixGe-d, AZ ten OF the clock in the forenoon, on
eighth day Of May, the terth day oil august anu
the twenty nth day OF SePseuoer uoA''
l.. III. LUDDEN, Commissioners
DANIEL HALL,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-04-16
ERXSIPELAS-

MANY of our best citizens inform us that Dir. III.
A. LAMB, No. 33S Congress ST., Port
land Ne, never rails in the care Of the seyerest
forms OF Erysipeias, Rheumatism, and all forms
of Scrofula, and ali Diseases Of the skin.
seAS-ly
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-04-16
Jackson's Catarrh Snuff
AND TROCHE POWDER,

AMI 1
ADrtIGHTFrL And PLEASANT REMEDY IN
Catarrh, Headache Bad Breath, H"drseHess
Asthu,G Bronchitis, Coughs, DEAFNESS, &C.
And all Disorders resulting from COLDS in
Head, Throat and Vocal Organs.
This Remedy does not "Dry up" Catarrh
but LOOSENs %; frees the head Of all offensive
raatter. quickly removing Bad Breath and Head
ache: aiIays aud soothes the burning heat
In Catarrh. Is 50 mild and agreeable N It's
effects that IL positively
Cures without Sneezing!
Asa TrOche Powder. Il pleasant 70 the taste
and never nauseAtes: when swallowed. instantly
gives to the ThroGt aud FGcdi Organs
Delicious Sensation of Goodness and Comfort.
sthe best Voice Tonic in the world
Try it! safe, Reliable, and only 3o cts.
sold by Druggists, or mailed free, address
COOPER, WILSON & co, Prop'rs, Pha.
wv. WHpPLE. & Co. Portland. Me. GEO. c.
GOODWIN, X CO; RUST, BROS. BIRD; Boston
Wholesale Agents stpLS "m
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-04-16
Freedom Notice.

Notice /. hereby given that have this day Civ
en- my son, seward 3. Jones, his time during the
remainder OF his minority, and that shall clam
none of his carung-, nor pay ans debts OF his con
tracing after this date.
GEORGE JONES.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-04-16
Examination Of Teachers.

All persons expecting 20 teach in The town OF
Paris, during The coming summer, are requested
90 meet a. The Academy, on Pans lin, on Sstur-
day, the 4th and lith DAYS OF MAY. next. at ten
O'Clock a. M.,-tOr examination.
SETH BENSON.
I. T. tROMNETr,
JAMES s. WRIGHT.
school Comm tee uI Paris.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-04-16

Temperature last week ats An.
SUNDAY 90 snow. Monday, ias cloudy; Tues
dav. az clear. wcdnc day Is clear THURSDAY,
o. fosgy. Friday, "a rain, saturday. %
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-04-16
south Pare, Ne April Q, Is7'. rs
rTNuE AUToCRtT STRAIN OF
LIGHT BR HNIA FOw

bred by Williams, Bulzeu, Comey aud Piaisted.
THIS strain won a. the National Exh bition in
Chicago IN ISIS. EGCS, carefully packed, SI.5O
per dozen. Write. ". J.. RICHARDS.
qpq II BOX 80 50 Paris Me.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-04-16
CommI..Ioner., NotIes 90 CrsdItor..

WE. having been appointed 10y he Judge OF
w Probate for the County ofONiori, % receive
and examine the claims OF the creditors OF Winsor
+. Moody late OF Audoye- iu said County de-
ceased, whose estate Is represented insolV vent,
give notice that six months, commencing the 18Th
day Of March, lS1s having been above ! 20 said
creditors % bring 10 their claims and chat we viii
attend the service signed U- az The dwelling
house OF j. l.. Chapman, 100 Auioyrr, on the 18Th
day Of June and the l+th Jag ot september. next,
from O'Clock 4. ~, to O'Clock l.. NJ, %! each
day, for the above named purposes
j. l.. CHAPMAN,
J. : LONElOi.
Comm!s -ioucrs Insolvency.
Nnaover AurfIc ISIS lG-gW
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-04-16
FOR SALE.

In East Sumner, building i4xI5, containing 90
windows, and provided with power enough 10 run
two sets of four foot stones, with bolt. Within
one hundred rods of depot on Buckheld and Rum;
ford Falls Railroad. This water power IS as 2ood
a one OF its size as can be found In Oxford Coun.
~ For further information, address,
A. S. HEALD,
l,st Sr,,rc. Anr,I . 1szS SIN.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-04-16
II4RRIED.

In FryCburg, April ., by d. l. Lsmson, ESQ,
NJ D.. Mr.. Benjamin +. Durgin 20 MAS Alice u
johnson, both OF B.Owntieid.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-04-16
@. w. Belknap & Son,
1876 ~ I3s Commercial, 81,
PORTLAND, MAINE.
April " 1873 I'm
state of rIninc.

Is IHE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED STATES,
FOR The DISTRICT OF MAINE.
IN The matter or SCION Il. "a p,uvppprcv
PLUlfNER, bankrupt ~ oN'NNo''C''
DISTRICT or MAINE, IS AT Paris, the 18th,
day OF March \. ID. ISIS.
THE undersi gned hereby gives notice 70: his ai-
i pointmcnt - ignee OF SoiOn K. Plummer,
OF Stoncham IN the County or oxford and State OF
Maine, within said district, who has been al IdI-
ca bankrupt upon petition Of his Crcditors, by
the District Court OF said District.
GEO. 4. WILSON, Assignee.
=. o. address South Paris, Maine. a.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-04-16
Maine Steamship Go.
semi-WeekIy Line TO New York.
Steamers EIeanora and Franconia.

win until further notice leave Franklin Wharf
Portland. every MONDAY and THURSDAY
ats F. NJ and leave Pier IS East River, New
York, every MONDAY and THURSDAY al 4
=. NJ.
The Eleauora is a new steamer, justOuiltfoT his
route and both she and the trancOnia are ittedup
with fine accommodations for passengers, making
this the mo ST convenient and comfortable route Tor
travellers between New York and Maine. These
steamers will touch at Vineyard Haven duriugtht
summer months on their passage TO and from New
York
Passage in state Room $500 mealsextra.
Goods forwarded 70 and from Philadelphia,
Montreal, Quebec, ST. John and all parts of Main e.
Ss-Frcight taken at the lowest rates.
Shippers are requested To send their freight 10
the Ste mers as early as (, Z. NJ. on days they
leave Portland. For furtherinformaton apply TO
HENRY FOX, GeueralAgent Portland.
JF,AMES, Ag't ier3s +. r., New York.
Tickets and State rooms can also be obtained at
y Exoha &c Street. iulv27tf
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-04-16

: The gres; celebrity Of our TIN TAG TO-
SRACCO hascauzed many limitations thereof 20
-hc placed on the market, we therefore caution
AL Chewer- against purcha- such limitations.
An dealers buying or scil.ug other plug tObac'
SEQ bearing a hard or metallic LABEL render
sthemselycs liable 10 the penalty of The Law and
: all persons violating our trade marks are pun.
-ishable bv line and imprisonment. SEE ACT
-OF CONGREN~. Al g. IL, 1870.
> The genuine LORtLLARD TIN TAG TO-
RACCO cAu be distinguished ny @ TIN TAG
son each lump with the word LORILLARD
stamped thereon
over 5.OSS tons tobacco sold IN 1877, anu
J0ncarlv 5000 persons employed 900 factories
= Taxes paid GOV mt ln 1877 about $4,000
1000, and during past IL years over sSO,-
5000. 900.
= These goods sold 5y all jobbsrs at manafac-
Eturers Yates.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-04-16

srea; danger Of being deceived by Hood OF the
imitation of Il. +" Atwooj's Bitters. THE Rev
JOHN PIKE wrote as follows: 1 have been de-
ce5yeJ several times by The imitation put mp in
the same shaped bottles and signed by one IA
han Wood. %" which imitation has always proved
nearly worthless.
East Fry sbuTg Ne. JoHN PIKE.
8s-Thc true medicine gives relief and bears
the large rcd pGteEted trade mark Il F. A. We
a. me signature OF Il. F." Atwood
apll7-ly
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-04-16

3Ilu Reward all be paid fthe certificate below
is not genuine:
"Io the Public, We have sOldJackson's Catauh
SnuG aa8 Troche Powder for about TWO years and
regard j. IS valuable remedy for the diseases FOR
which 10 is Intended, especially asthma aud cstArrh
A, far az we have been able 90 learn IL has given
general satisfaction 20 The purchasers. Signed
b. o. Lamphear, j. L. Barlow, Diheneacher &
Davidson. j. c. SprSgue, Osdensbulg."
The remedy il sold ri IS cents Get il and try
O.. s2 ~
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-04-16
Total

Assets, January l. ISIS, at cost, s5,o63r5O3 -
ASSETS.
L. ). > and G per cent. bonds, Philadcl.
phia aud city loans, X K bonds. bank
aud other stocks worth f9,Dt95 41.15,
cost. sleO,4ls %
Mortgages, first liens on propert, worth
$3.50 90. etsi,l j,
Premium notes secured by policies, 7ll 81! w
Loans ON cOllaterals, etc, 3lj SIS :.
Agent. balances, secured 10y bond-, 2lspl D6
Real estate owned by the company cost, 35IOi6 ~
Cash on hand and In Trust C0mpSnes, 1881 50
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-04-16
DIED.

r, Apr. I'd, of Consumption, Camille
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-04-16
Uenfher Reporf.

n" p" IIIT 'I.I"T
w. =. Swan,
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1878-06-08

Der GpnYentspfOrte feltbinpen, als eiz
ner Der patreS aus Der STRIDE fam
ure an ibr SpriberIhritt. Ct ld9elte
betm Nnblif Der &leinen, bic nit III
rem flaren Nsusletn mic fleine SEsel
aus Gem 9tclt bereusi&auten. Ma~
rie %errbtbete, 500 Gin S6reiben uutel
ibrem 6alstu6 berSpr uno retGte es
benz @eifliden ; es mar etn 3cu9ntf
BON Abbe Oe6amps.
vNaS fou t6 bamit. quite Grau 2"
SD bate etne fleinc Sttte, ebr7
wIrpiser Batter" g..
vltne taS w1re2"
uGnH6ulpisen Sic 9efduisf Id
bin ni6t lebr bewanpert i'm Sdretben
une mSdte bod serne wtNen, ME man
NIcfceS Gerrire i6retbt."
Der Yater bu6fabirte ~AlcireS,
&Icioes, Serpiire, 9erriire."
slip ntdt nit s fdn9t pas erlte
@prt an, frn6ern nit q, bas sweite
absr nit 81"
~Gas erfe nit q unp bas speite mil
g, guns re6t quite 6rau."
Damn babe i6 mid seirrt !" feufsts
Rorte, lid banfe, 6U6wiirben."
&rne Gral, pte bitter mar ite entz
tdufdt! Ilcir'S @e1@t bate beim
Nnbltf beS We1ers FLAIR unb peutltd
cine gentle Serlesenbeit nerratben,
sr bitte ras Wteler 10 serae 9ebabt,
Go f6ten ibm ei9en sewefen 3u ietn.
pber Der M6roer bate es in letncr@ez
senpart wentstens 9etrau6t--fur;,
Ee bate Idpn oa6 Gnpe ibres Warter@
tbumS seieben unp 9asar 9tns idpn,
aerettet bur6 fte, opr ibren @usen aus
fefnem Grade berppr! Aber nun bas
Yfrbdn9nibSpue FL! OaS Nprotnfruz
ment sebTrte alio tem Ilctp ni9t an,
aber CT mo9te nit Dem WDrber Ser<
rponct lein, er fpnnte le~penfaas auf
bic Spur belfen, unc tpenn nt6t,
bann mar nod ber Srselmann ba
unb rer ebemali9e Gisentbimet bes
Afen auSfnot9 gu MAIDEN. Marie
belalps, piewpbl tbr 9ers bel benz
blpeen @ebanfen blutete, ii6 ouf Ell
nise 3ett Der 8anOe ansufdlteben uno
ibr bic &tnoer su iberlu1en; fe
burfte bic &leinen ia muir fprsfdlti9
bitten ; i'm u~ebrtsen, pen1t ber Sater
r. f9were 2etpen erpulbete, 70 fOnnten
aud fe fir Jpn eintse Sbrdnen Serz
eieBen, bic ibnen NIT taulenp &i0en
oereOlten werren fpQten.
DeS anpern Cages ltano ite frib
ouf lief ben Glel I'M Stau. iibersab
BEN Btrtbe ibren &ram unp nabnt
Stncen3 unb 2ueie an ber5anb. @te
9rCB aber mar tbr Gritauner, alS fte
Die Stelle, 100 Sa9S suSpr bic 8ube
ber Slpncm seltanben, serdumt fab
unb BON Der Grippe aud ni@t bic
8ertnSfe @pur mebr pprfanp Gs
fam tbr wte Elm Sraum DOR, unb BOD,
mar eS bic bttterlte @abrbeit.-
(SOrtiebuns fOlst.)
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1878-06-08
Dfrbrf0ena StrQft.
Cine %9ebeimntbopae Shat.
Gr;dbium9.
(ScrtfeBung.)

SIN Gelbe lag cine 3ieselbdtte, 100
i'd etnf freuncli&e Nufnobme unr
YFese ssfunben bate; bort nubm i'd
raiden &bl@ier, lief benz brasen
Wunne aus Dantbartett einen She'll
usiner Griparnt1e surtd uni elite UNI
aufbaltfum wetter. SIN DeutfdlanD
in europa bielt i'd mid ni9t mebr flr
fiber t6 muste 3pil9en mid uro
ben fdlimmen 8rucer bas Wteer
feBen.
Bie i'd mid pur6 DeutIdIanc urt
Sel9ten surdldlasenb, tpie t6 bunaz
ernp uno frterenb enbli6 bic &lRe erz
rei6te unb oann fir I6were Nrbeit
freie ueberfabrt erbtelt, bas nil i'd
nt9t fdiloern; es 1T tur cine lanae
Settle ron 2etcen uno Gntbebrunae,.
Auf omerifontldem 8oren anoefomz
men, feblten mtr areHtttel gum Inter
bolte; i'd srif gu ben nfebrteien unb
wiprtsften Arbetten, UNI t,ur has
trDdene 8ror 3u boben.
go perstn9en mebrere Wpnate ; ba
lag t6 in elmer 3eituns etne @nnpnce,
Die tneinem @el6tfe cine ancere uni
btesmal cine belere @enbung eebeu
fOate. Gin YFanser fudte eineu
Sne6t, Tin ibm BET Der &poune feines
nrwalees bebulFi& ;u fem. Sbnt
mid etnen Nusenblid su bebenfen
reife i'd babtn at. Sbi6pn ber Sri
mebrere Ea9eretfen melt entfernt tpar,
70 rluete i'd bic &eile bod au Tuf
MAIDEN, bonn es feblte mir bic 8aar,
fdoft Elm Gtienbabnbtuet III faufen
Sim NbenO bes brttten 9aaes ers
rei6te t@ auf elmer ettpas eeli6teter
Steue tut @alpe etn 8Ipfbaus. Sd
StnS btnetn, aber e6 tpar leer, ber Sc
wcbner mubte nod tut @oloe tbdtiu
fem. SD feBte mid auf bic S6weGt
1teber uno tpartete, BIC es eans bunz
tel purce. Oa b5rte i'd 5unoeaebel
hnO balb nadber nabte fi@ Elm @anu
nit Der Art auf berS9ulter. Speletd
feute i'd mid ibm Dor unb faate, BAT
t@ bic Steue 9erne annebutet noble
tuent1 i'd muir Nabrun9 unb Sbbad
fdnbe.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1878-06-08
8 e @ q n b c r.

SD fduttclte ben &Upf; t@ tpnnte
bel eintsem Nadtenfen weper an Sbre
8psbett nod an bic Scfe6li9feit peS
0ert9teS 9lauben.
@eieBt ben SAL, fubr ct fort es ses
ldn9e BIT, Jpn 3u iiberfIbre,, mas
pirrelt bu fir einen 9tuyen paraus
sieben? 5b6itens Elm armleltses
S~abrSebalt mas bu muir in iteter Sc
bens9efabr Sersebren fSnntet. Sum-
t6 werpe bid i6arlps baltsn uno Dir
ni6t cine jdbrlt6e Summe, ipnrern
Elm &apttal BON f%iinftaulenb Ibalern
aus;ablen, ramtt btt pu in Nmerifa
Elm reider, unabbdnsiser damn, unc
i@ perlanse ntdts BON biz, ais pas ou
peinen Namen able9f unb etnen an
bern annimmlt. Ou muet fir ut,s tppt
fem.
Die sanse Mnselesenbeit mar mir
bunfel unb i6 mar melt entfernt, su
9lauben, mas er lagte, aber bas @elp
uno bic MuSwanoerunsslut r~etstel1
mid i6 stns ouf feinen gprl6las
Elm, uno nun Bin i6 bier, babe aber
nt6t einmaL lpnpern taulenpmal meirt
ppreilises Seripre6en bereut.
S9lamba6 unb t6 batten urs balb
mitetnanrer ~peritdnpi9t, wentstenS
waren mir iiber etnen punft 70 poll@
itdnbis etnts, paB mir pas cine @prt
Yerlpren : 5ubert bat alS elm i6le6<
ter sisennisi9er Meni9 nit sUQer lie
berle9un9 ~sebanoelt.
Bum 9enfer> rtef S6lambad, mir
plaubern unb t6 eerSeiie rab sic
miibe unc bunsrt9 ftno. Die Slide
zines 5interwdlrlers UNI b~eipnrerS
eines ipl9en, ber swti6en ietnen 8aus
men nod nidt red,t pabeim If, btetet
rltr went9, aber iatt merren mir am
Gnpe rp9 werpfn.
Ct nabnt Elm paar 5Inoe Dpu Sur
tpfeln unb parf ite in bic beiBe Nide
bes SERIES, no 1te in furser 3ett redt
f6madbaft murben. 0eitern bate t6
nod cine 5anbrpQ Sala fpra6 er
belte, 100 i6 es fit etnen SAT- ant
nBtbtsfen brau6ts, feblt aud bteies.
Nn Butter unb cersleiden 9inee,
pbne rpel6e mani III Oeutl6lanb gar
nidt leben su fHnnen slaubt 1T Bier
nt6t su benten. 6leii9 babe t6 ntdt
mebr sefotet felt i'd ben llrwalO betrez
ten, B, !. redteS uno e4tes Webserz
Heil6, BENIN AT @tlo feblt es mir
ni@t.
5eute rpar au1 baS ni6t einmal
ba, unp MIR mubten urs NIT BEN betz
FEN &artofeln besniseu. Sir mid,
mar bas feline f9pere Nuf9abe benn
i6 bate eS in Der lebten Belt nur felz
ten fo gut sebabt iatt gu percen.
Del 0etflide Bate BET Gr3dbluna
bes @rafen Cigar susebbrt pbne Jpn
Elm etnsisesmol su unterbreden, abet
auf feirem 0eii6te malten iid llebers
raf9un1 @bideu une l1nmutb, Metn
Gptt, metn @ptt fprad ct iebt f.
weit bat es bic Slide zines Meni9en
sebra6t. Ct bat unS Nue auf ben
SOB s~ernartert unp wuste bod, pae ct
muir Elm freples Spiel trteb. Dpd
weiter, petter, bas t6 bas Gnre pteiel
~truurisen 0el6i6te b6re.
(Sprtiebuns folst.)
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1878-06-08

Our6 tteie6 nunberbare Del ffnb
f6on mebr Meniden Ypn unsdblbaren
fdmer5lt6en 2eipen gebetlt wprben, alS
cur6 trSenb Elm anberes dbnlt6es
du6erlidbes aSittcl in Der @elt.
Settbem bteie 8 alte beutl9e Mtttel
in amerifa gtnsans sefunben, bat es
tpunperbare Geiultate er3telt Sale
BON &beumattsmus, pel6e 80 Sabre
lang alien an9ewanpten tnnerli6en
uno duberlfden Webistnen trpbten,
pt6en bur6 0ebrdu6 elmer einstsen
Glaide Spr ct. SafDbs=Sel. gs
bat BET allen S@merSen cine wabr<
baft eleftrtfde @trfun9, benn BET benz
@ebrau9e pes Sels inbet Der pattent
reutlid, wte bic S6mersen bur6 bas<
felbe rerbrdn9t, ia fGrmlt6 aus Dem
S6rper beraus9e;psen tperben.
nnfdue init S@mer3en Yerbunben,
fcmmen banrt unp mann III jeber Taz
mile Dor UNI eS 1T pober YFt6t zines
Seten, ftetS Elm Mtttel BET Der 6anb
su baben, pel6es nt6t auetn foelei6
2tnperun9 Der Sdmersen brtnst fpnz
bern weldes aud bas uebel in turser
Belt beflt. Nues btefes Spubrtnat baS