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The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1878-01-11
STORE, ...
AND tti.SfTtIKE REPAIRING.

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"a bnr That Ee has nnw on ii!tnti we'll 80
'',t,'i >I,,.i III ,''tHr'. 'Hd I.,">rHfIff TH1"t
'"'., 't"''tr" rrHt"H. ''''tftt !i"''"f GtS!<fs
tyJ.IH i,rH..i,i,,. jiuJ.diirS, Plates
Nc,eiiS, etc, Terms, Cash. Store Crane
II rect near ti.t Cot IT u. ,ttSe. .-a-.
.- ...a -.5 j. F.. PETERS.
. .Mnuru.,. La, March Is. 1873. n1t-tf
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1878-01-11

Houston Age: Mr.. c. G. Barr, the
chief engineer of the Texas and New
Orleans Railway, has just returned to
this city after making Il careful survey
of the entire line from Orange, Texas,
to Douaidsonviiie, La. Mr.. Barr reports
finding sixty miles of the grade of the
old road built six years ago in good con-
ditiOn, and with n small force of labor
ers could be placed in order for the
iron. The balance Of the route can be
builtat comparativ ely small cost. The
principal item Of expense will be the
ironing Of the road and building u few
bridges. 1t is to he hoped that the road
will be pushed forward until it reaches
the Crescent City. ,--.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1878-01-11
THE FRENCH ARMY.

1t will surprise most OF our readers to
he told that in the spring Of 1873 France
will beiabte ~ put into the fl etd an ac-
tive army Of an aggregate strength OF
$40, 600 men, l53, 400 horses with 200
guns. And' of this force 6O5, 900 are
combatant infantry, "A 900 are cavalry,
and 900 are engineers and pontoon-
iers. But back of this active military
force, ready to be utilized at a days
notice, there is II reserve of $4,000
men and &, 800 horses available for de-
fensive operations, without Including
the landsturin, which is yet unorganiz-
ed-a reserve behind the reserve--DI
military materials that can he made
available in any emergency. This :,c-
tual organized military establishment
OF France amounts to Jas 800 men, o,
whom ,32l.U0O are cavalry, IFS, $50 ar.
artillerSHteh, and 30, 800 arr. engineers
and pDntnonier5 And this army j..
supplied with 29Ja guns of the hes,
make and 30, 400 horses. s. German
.Naguzine
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1878-01-11

Park Wheeler, OF Syracuse, .'x Conn
ty Treasurer, has been sent to prison
for fifteen years on II charge nf forgery.
'sJhdge," he said to the magistrate.
who sentenced him-''JudSe,. am,
Park Wheeler now for the first time. in
tive years! am II sober man NOW!
l say to yua had rather so to the
State Prison and rot there than L. he
placed back where i have been during
these years of inebriety and crime, J
You ask me if have anything to say
why sentence should not be lruuounc-
ed on me. II there be n corner of your
heart, Judge, where there is clemency,
extend 1t to me If not give it to me
and l will take it like Il man! :"
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M"SH"E f:hHA- as. 81. ....... T.
ritEE: rlt NI,r. Wliu MONROE!

The E,.:,Ih Of Trade al Moui.'e iniorn thu
pa bile that CA all tels,ons and teams bring
i!t,: ,.,t., M.uit.e TOR safe and
... fiaKkttt!E Wiii, E: tr;t:t. ..
at the Monroe. Gerry. .tnV other person
crossing III the Mouroe Ferry, either or
foot. ON h"rsSebtciS or in Il vehicle. whG
purchases merchandise to Sufficient
amount from amy member OF the Board VI
tr:,ia. will nave refunded TO him by the
h.rryman through the merchant from
whom The purchase is made. the amount
paid for ierria:rc in coming Ia Monroe and
will be given Ir.... ticket for Heritage in
returning.
Monroe. La. Aug. ~. IS75.--tf. $50.
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Receive your thoughts as guests, aud
treat your desires like children. . ...
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FOR SALE.

o1 The be-, above property eonssting Of i%'
commo,.ious dwelling. fcistern, and ali
necessary outhouses. situated y mile above
for sale For particulars apply on the
place, or to s. w. Benpett, Jr., designer
and ensraver on wood, 81 Camp street,
New Orleans. Zee. IA, 1877.
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/, AGENTS Of tho Russian aud the Turk
tsh governments met by chance in the
bridgeport Steel works the other dav.
whittier they had gone 10 contract for
bs.yonets. One ordered Roc, 900 and the
other 60O,OOO. fs.,
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1878-07-10
Honolulu, July slh, 1878.
". C PARKE- ESQ
IarsSai Of he Ha,paiiaa Islands, dc.

Marshal Of the Ha,pdiiaa Islands, dc.
DEAR SIR,-Enclused please fud the Report OF
the anrysis oi different samples of kerosene oil,
which | received from you, at the hands OF Captain
Fehlbehr of ;he Honolulu Police.
The result of this investigation Is somewhat
startling; for there is not one specimen among
them ALL that can be called safe excepting toe one
marked No l., which was derived, as you will per
ceiye from different source, aud which is said to
have been imported directly from the manufacturer
10 Boston.
A number OF years ago, when examined spec-
mems OF the kerosene oils found in onr market, tue
was very different, aud the results obtained ut
that time were So salts actory, that came to the
conclusion that none but the very best oils were
imported into these Islands by our merchants, and
that community was comparatively safe from
exposure TO rhos. fearful accidents, of which We
read So frequently In the newspapers from abroad.
But il seems that with increasing demand Tor the
article in question: cupdity has stepped in 10 low
the standard Of quality TO such an alarming ex-
tent, that We no longer safe Aud in looking
over the list, containing specimens marked: "a
dangerous article, " not sale oil 10 use,
highly dangerous specimen" &c, itappears strange
that We have not had many more serious accidents
aud loss of property to record. when such class of
oil has boon in daily use in this community.
Some of these, particularly M. 3. aud No. T..
should be made harmless NJ once, and for humanity
sake they should not even be allowed to be ex-
ported again, 10 prevent their doing mischief In
other places. Every effort should be made to as
certain the source whence they were derived.
The specific gravity OF all these samples has
been carefully taken by the balance and properly
corrected for temperature No. 8. and No. T., the
two most dangerous samples on the list show really
greater density (apparently) than the best specimen
No l. But on ,relul examination OF both samples
/ regard them a wilfu fraud, having been mixed
purpose 10 suit the requirements oil the specific
gravity apparatus, and being simply made up by
adding portion Of the heavy oils TO the more VOLTA
tile and dangerous Gasoline and Naptha, of which
| they are largely composed.
AS some OF merchants have lately received
offers from California to supply Kerosene oils at
low prices for market, stamped aud marked Nth
ANY manufacturers name they might choose TO have
put upon the same 1t shows plainly the danger to
which We are exposed, aud that it will no longer
avail, To place confidence in the firm name, under
which the article may be sold To prevent disaster
in the future great vigilance and care should be ex
ercised, and all doubtful and spurious oils should
be prohibited from being imported into this King
dom.
Hoping the above report will be found satisfac-
tory, have the honor to remain,
Very respectfully yours,
HUGO STANGENwALD, NJ. ID.
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PASsENGEas~.

For South sea Islands per stormbrd, July ct seoEEs,
D smith. HarloA, Becklsy, HoniBOok a Wallace,
Houghton, sslby, 5 rinusrs. II Rhos, acinss,
II u Hayes W Marriott
For Kauai, per KilAneA Hou, July sh-J Kawainui, G
Ticos. AcOsts, Mrs Perys and daughter, Rev A
Macintosh, T h Davies, Aholo " Crowei, Mrs swim
ton, and IS deck.
For WiniwArd Ports per Lkeke. July S-W L Green,
G Perry. q Wif0ng, I Spencer Cooke Miss Love.
Deyrrill Smith, Mrs. Beckey aud child, Miss Psrks,
W Il Cornwoll aud wife, Lsrgh, Silva, Forbes,
BrOherton, Miss LydgAe, BecSwith. BAldw in, Rich
Ardson Smith, Il Cosuett, Miss Foster, Mss Ratmur
RAwlins Miss Rawlins Everett, Miss Everett, Mis-
Kalua, H0oEans aud wife, Mr. HardcAstle Miss DimOnd,
Master Aholo aud about rs deck.
From sydney per ZealAndia, July sth-J Harden. S
Mayns Smith and wife, Mr. HodgsOn, w Mackenzie
J X Smart, and 69 IN transit.
For San Francisco per Zeaandia, Jnly 9Mrs Peards,
BAuman. Tong Van, DIR Yates, J Bishop, Mrs Dickson
child strickland Mrs Warehouse, spreckes. wife
aud children, All Hin, DR. Eshlemsn, Miss Lemake,
Ksehsr, Schusssr. Miss Marsden Mas M-Intyrs, Mrs
Dillingham;, Miss Mcintyre. Mrs smith and children, Chas
McCully Smith, Williams and wife H johnson, II
Peterson, Miss stsws, II McJunes, Gilman, Qun-
Ian. 5 Alexander. Comfy W Alexander, Wonder,
Stern, She'll
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COMmEKCIAL..
HoEoLCLU. july 10, Is7s


Prom the various Islands o the group hear Of plentiful
shower u rain and the Promise the planter OF good
return Tor his labor Sugar also coming forward freely
and business in this city seiive consequence
The only foreign arrival have 70 note 1. the Mai
Steamer ZeaAudA from sydney and Auckland en- route
for san Francisco, with passengers aud merchandise to
HAekfeId 4 Co.
The departures during the week HAw brig Storm
Bird 70 Islands IN PolynssiAn Group; Am bark Jenny
Pitts for Port Townsend HEW Mana, for Tanning
Island aud the Mail Steamer ZeAlAnd for San Francisco
with Passengers aud merchandise.
Our cosEtng hse learn, will shortly DO increased by
the addition OF two small seAmsrs which, rumor has it,
to leave San Francisco for the future
operations ia these
The HaW bark KAlakAuA is loading for San Francisco
and will sail In a few days. The IN bark II w AImv il
also the berth for the destination loading with
dispatch.
The Mail Steamer ZealAnda during her short stay in
port received board eight hundred tons Of
mostly sugar; and sailed yesterday morning about &c
O'Clock for san Francisco.
The Mail Steamer City Of New York. from San Francisco
will be dus here q Tuesday next.
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kerosene Oil.
To ne Eiieor of tse Hawaiian ea,ett, !:

To the Edieor Of Tie Hardiaa Gasette:
Attention having been called to the supposed
dangerous character OF certain brands Of Kerosene
OIL which have recently been brought to this coun-
try, committee was appointed by the Legislature
TO examine into the matter and report TO the As
sembly, with view to protect the public from
imposition.
AS chairman of the committee, with the assist
of the Marshal, Caused samples of several
brands OF kerosene oil to be procured from retail
dealers in Honolulu, which DR.. Hugo Stargeuwald
kindly consented to analyze. Aud append hereto
n copy of his report, which demands publication.
The table which he prepared, stating in detail the
result OF his labors, Is omitted as the accompany
ing report will be sufficient to arouse general in
terest on the subject.
DIR. SIangenwai1 deserves the thanks and COM
mendatlous of the whole community for his vulua-
bic services in these Investigations, which have
been rendered at sacrifice of much time and
personal convenience. wuiie burdened with the
duties of resposibe profession.
Respectfully, WILLIAM o. SMITH.
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Merry.making al WaiuIua, Oahu.

To the Editor Of The Ha,oaiiaH Gazette:
The dull ronotony which perrAdes this place was
broken on the 2sth ult- by farewell party bei' &
given to Mr.. Hoar, at the residence of Mr.. Robert
HAlstead. At little after o'clOclzs dancing
commenced, and was Agreeably kept up until amer
one. beng pleasantly nterspersed with singing etc.
At IL o'clock, all were ushered into the spacious
dining room. where table literally loaded down
with every delcacy the Islands sford aud was done
ample justice TO by the merry assemblage. Every
one went home feeling highly pleased with
the enjoyment of the evening. heartily thanking
Mr.. and Mrs. Halstead their estimable family
for their kind hospitality and untiripg efforts in
pleasing all. Nal.
Waialua, July l, 1878. EF
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1878-07-10

For South sea islands per stormbd July 6I7 pigs dry
goods 10 pkgs hardware bbls four gross matches
bread 10 pkgs groceries, as Kerosene tins IL casks
kegs sugar, - bbis beef
For Francisco per ZealRndla, July pths7S354 lbs
sugar. sglO0 lbs rice, 22547 lbs paddy $500 lbs coffee
bndls goatskins, l6 bndls cAEns, bnds sheepsEIns,
SIS bnds hides hxs pine apples, bxs beel leaves 502
bnchs bananas rs bales pull
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1878-07-10

TT Mr.. Adams will sell, on Saturday next a
very fine assortment Of household furniture, at the
residence of His Elk Il. A PIERCE, corner of Judd
and Lilihs streets. This will be splendid oppor-
unIiy for intending purchasers to secure rst class
artirIrs
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1878-07-10
NIE uORANDA.

Report Of steamship ZsalAndA. Chsvaer. Comm4uder-
Left sydney June 10Th at IN: experienced strong
gale Tor two days arrived at Auckland the cath iG3S
aud left again the 18th At 4 IS had strong Sw
Winds for first IS hours aud easisry winds and sqnaly
weather up :nly 2nd then moderate aud u this
port arriving July sth at Ga June 18th at 6: IS
passed aud signaed the steamship Australia bound 10
Auckland.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1878-07-10

tF A sad accident happened on the 9th inst
nf Dimond head. boat with Iour men capsized
al about 10 O'Clock A N Two Of the men swan
ashore, and the other two drited of with the boat
and supposed to be lost. The steamer Robbie,
which went in search for the missing people, re-
turned last evening, and reported that the two
men and the boat were picked up by schooner
bound for Kauai.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1878-07-10
NOTES OF THE WEEK.

MOONLIGHT CoscERrs.-There win be music by
the Royal Hawaiian Band at Emma Square, on
Thursday and Saturday evenings of this week, at
the usual hours
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1878-07-10

APPOINTMENT BIT THE ATTORNEY GENERAL
Cecil Brown. Esq, has been appointed clerk to the
new Attorney General. This is a good selection,
as Mr.. Brown is well qualified for the position.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1878-07-10

eE- meeting OF the Male Social Club will be
held at the rooms of the Pacific hose company, to-
morrow Thursday evening, at ~ O'Clock. A full
attendance is desired.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Polynesian Rncampment

.z.v.. THERE WILL BE A SPECIAL
SS%3ssE< MEETING of this Encampment, at odd
7$N&SeE Fellows Hal, on Saturday evening, July
'ss< 18TH at $50 O'Clock. for the purpose of con-
ferrlng Degrees general attendance OF members
QuesIed. Visiting Brethren invited BY order
7oi 1t J. S SMITH lES, Scribe.
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IMPORTS.
EXPORTS.

From sydney. per ZsalAndia, July sthSlO packages
general merchandise.
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SAILED.

July 6-Sohr Jenny, Pake, for NawiliWili.
Sehr PauAhi, Manu-. for Kohaia.
Schr UlamA, Puaahiwa. for Kohala-
Schr Storm Bird, Jackson, for south Sea Islands
Am bk Jenny Pitts, sirisrt for Port Townsend.
S-Stmr Likeike shepherd, for Windward Ports.
stmr kiauea Huu, Marchant, for Kauai
schr Haleakals, Hupu. fSr Hilo.
schr Mana DIAue from Tot flaming Island.
sclr Marion, Kibliu for KolOa aud Waimea-
Schr HAilele KAlaua0, fr MaligU.
9-Schr ManuokawAI. NRiWi, for NAwiiiwih
Schr Annie, kaaa Tor kOlOs aud Namsa.
Schr Nettie Merrill, Hatfield, for LahainR.
Schr KuHmann, Mana, for KOhsia.
r. VI Zsslanda, Chev4iitr, for san Francisco.
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Notice
Hall To Let

AA WITH CONVENIENT ANTE ROOM,
TIIEr and water laid on. for Balls. Parties, Meet
lsA@a imSs, etc. Enquire at the Furniture Ware.
rooms OF c. L. Williams, % Fort street. ss7.
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Pos. 90 sIO ,0LULU,
ARRIVED

ARRIVED.
July 4-stmr Kiauea Hou MarchAnt from Maui
&c. HAleakAla, Puaahiwa, from Hilo.
Schr Pauahi. Aanu. frUm Hilo
Schr Uilaua, Pua1hiwa, from KohaA-
schr kAmaile PaimsrtOu, from KonR and KAu.
schr Jenny. Ptke from NaVwilL
schr Warwick, JUhu Bull, from Kdaupapa-
schr Wailele. Kdauao, from MalikO.
e-schr Marion Klbln. from holOa and WAimea
7-Schr Settle Merrill Hatfield. from LahRinR-
sChr kulamanu, Mana from Kohala.
Schr Ia Moi, sears, from kAhulu
S-Schr Haunaui. Nika, from NihAu.
Schr Annie, Kaiua. from KnIoa.
RIM ZeAlandia, Chevalier, from Sydney.
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Notice
Notice

Notice
rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE SUB
Il scribers have been duly appointed executrix and
executor IL the VIII of Duncan McBryde, late Of wahl-
AVA In the Island of Kauai, deceased estAte
taken themselves that by giving bonds the
law directs all persons having demands upon the
the said deceased required TO exhibit the same
and all indebted the said called upon
TO make payment
WahiawA KauaL
JOHN n. WRIGHT, Roloa Kauai
June esth. ISIS. 7O3 4t
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rE The Schooner Marion, Kibbin Master, ar
rived on Friday morning last from flying tour to
Kauai She left here on the End of July at p.
IN; arrived next day, at a. IN. at Koloa went
same day to HRnspepe and Waimea, aud returned
to Kooa the 4th OF July; sailed for Honolulu
day at p. m, aud arrived at the latter port
July 5th, at p. m. Gone 8 days and 8 hours
Well done for Captain Kibblin. We hear that the
Schooner Mary E. Foster. will be put on the Kauai
route within the next three months and we trust
our friend Kibblin will be in command of her
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ss- The Hawaiian brig Stormbird, Capt. Jack
son commanding, sailed from this port on the 9th
inst. for the South Pacific ocean under directions
from the Board of Immigration to bring back ma
tives of the South Pacific Islands as aborers on
the sugar plantations OF the Hawaiian Group. The
Stormbird took out ten white men as passengers
destined for Samoa, where Capt jackson agrees to
touch in order TO land them. Tnese passengers
paid 5000 head passage money, thus making
S5OO.0O TO the Government the outward bound
passage. We trust the Stormbrd will be as sue
eessful on her second voyage she was on the
first, and that she will return with full cargo of
natives for these Islands. If Capt jackson realizes
his expectations, such will be the case aud the ex-
pertinent thus inaugurated prove success. We also
hope that the Stormbird will bring many females
males, aud thus Commence a new era in the
augmentation OF the population OF Hawaii.
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,s- On the 4th inst, there was a spirited boat
race between the three yachts, Pumpkin Seed,
Pauline and Julia. The yachts left the hsrbor of
Honolulu about 20 minutes past 8 O'Clock A NJ
Pumpkin Seed taking the lead, Pauline second and
Julia third. In this order they were in sight for
some time. The distance was from Honolulu har-
Dor to Pearl River aud back. The Pauline and
Pumpkin Seed returned about O'Clock P NJ, the
Pauline winning the race. The Julia having been
disabled on the way down, did not return with the
yachts. We did not learn whether there was any
thing at stake in the above race other than to try
the respective sailing qualities OF the yachts
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1878-07-10

LEI The Fourth OF July was celebrated in be-
coming manner by our citizens. The sautes were
fired according 10 the programme published in our
issue of Wednesday last, and the picuics at Wal
XXI and DR.. Whitney's were delightful affairs
affordiug all who participated full days entertain
ment, accompanied with substantial dinner. at
O'Clock P. NJ, the Royal Hawaiian Band COM
menced to discourse sweet music at Emma Square
which was kept up till sunset, and thus the Fourth
of July, 1878, closed, after days jolity which was
pleasure to people Of all natioDalites in Honolu-
lu. Tue shipping in the harbOr, the foreign Con-
sulates and the public buildings displayed a pro-
fusion of bunting in honor of the day, and the
Great Republic OF the nineteenth century.
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E4A-Q'U-pa a
go. SO San gleue StraBe.
9apton, D., S. September 1877.
T. 8enoell MarBall!

SIR. 8enbeu MarBalI!
8ertber Serr!-S9 mar felt LANCER 3eit elm 2eis
oenber an 9pspepiia tno 2eberleioen NIT all ibren
i6refliden SolgeH. SD pro6irte Suerit peri9ieoene
Der prpminente1ten Ier5te Sapton's. Sir fonnten
mir nt9t einmal fir cine 3eit Die SbnerSen ltns
bern. Sooann probirte tb eintge bo6geprieiete
9dtentsW eoisinen, aber nit feinein be1eren Grfol9e.
@uf benz Me9e CUR Nfible fano ib zines 0lor9ens
zines Sbrer 2actpiasG ~irclIare, las eS uno laGte
ber5baft iber Die ld1erIi9e gntoedln9 oes Sacitz
pid, aber i) fonnte es nibt aus benz Sinn i6ldeen-
oabte ben 9ansen Gag baran. 9ln NbenOe Ipra9
ib in 8raceIin's @potbefe Dor nnb faafte cine Slal1e.
SD fiiblte better pom Momente, Do i9 Die erite 0ps
ifs nabm, an. SIS itno nun un9efdbr Spet 0o9ert,
felt tb anfing, es gu nebnlen un0 ib fibe lebt 10
gut, als je Slipor in meinem &eben, SD fam ellen,
mie Elm Sol3bafer, obne na6ber Die g~eringlte 1ns
pdbli6feit barauf 5a lpiiren. 3pei unierer &tnoer
iparen franz, baS cine NIT Summer Complaint, :"
oas anbere NIT SrbiteIn uno Sieber. 2acupia
crrirte 8etoe poIIforln1en in eint9en Sa9en. Yteirre
Satin bate pI0blid einen gtnfaa Don fnrSe1u stbetn,
Elm beftiges Sieber folgte, weIdes tie oas
8ett bitten ntd1te. SD beitanb oIrauf, ben oftor
Su bolen, aber nein, fte rpollte Ni6ts bauon tpi1ien.
Sa tie Ibon etnntal 5upor OH benz nGfnIthen uebel
lit uno Der Dottor fir eirte Idroe 53ett gidts fit
lie tbun tonnte, 10 mar fe euti6loien, oiesnlal 2ds
cupia 5l probiren; uno 10 punoerbar es erl9einen
mag, lie lit iebt geiurtb uno bat es MIR fir etne
Bote 9enontnten. SD piiroe ni6t $500 nebntert,
INN bieIe punoerpple Meosir gu entbebren.
Soffeno, bab Sic es balo iiber Die gauge beruobnte
Helt eingeflbrt baben 1peroen iIno ben 0tenI3eu
iiberaa oalnit einen Se9en brin9en, bin i9,
Sbr @r9ebener, @
.als.s. S. 8. etauff ct.