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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1878-11-14
Shelf S Sale.
State Of Wisconsin, Circuit Csnrt for Wood
County,
Deios & Coon, (nor 0 the use Of Jerre D. Wit
ter)-PIaintif.
fShllSL
4 s. / ian7a- Defendant.

fSLllSJ
william s.. Thama- DEPENDENT
By virtue Of an eeution fssueI cut Of, and
uCder the seal Of To gircuit Court for Wood
County. 0 me iireetTand delivered, and dat
ed on the 18th day osdtober 1875. against the
property otthe abo-e Imed defendent, william
st, Thomas 20" ntR O. goods and chattels
whereof to levy fhe .oe. I have this day lev
i2i upon. and n il s-e 10 safe aud sell It
public sale 70 tue iIipi<t bitisr for cash AT the
front door Of tie Mrt s.oa<e n the city of
Grand Rani 5. HIo. olutv. Wisconsin on
oasur ,aE, Eove.nb-3th lis. 1t two o'c.o <
P Il "a; la, allie rig trif> and iGtar,
Wei lie stla de.e|elt William In-a1a<
h,i the seven n y.f F-hrsl.trs-. las, ar has
since acquired IN a 10 the o wing les rib
laui- and .he appearances an isrc ljtaneats
therunto belonging to-wit, The south east
quarter Of the southest quarter and the south
west quarter at til" Ith ems quarter Of Sect
ion No. tE.,-ty ~" = IN 70 snship No TWEEN
Y Eve t251 North OF lnge NJ. four ID Eas-
All nf said Ian Is Iyilal4 b..inr in said comfy
o. Woo an StFte o.Fkc3H~in.
Dated Sher:E OF frinI Rapids Wis.
October 18th ISIS
PaILI.' WARD, srif. Woo4 County Wis.
" EBB . CJ1aSAS.tty's. t5r Plaintiffs aud
Assignee. 0f1wf
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1878-11-14
CONNEOTTONS

At Milwaukee with Chicago, Milwaukee & ST.
Paul. and E.estern Union Railways, in Union
Depot Reed street.
Al Plymouth with Sheboygan i Fond du Lac
Railway. for Fenj lu Lac and Sheboygan.
At Forest Junction With Milwaukee, Lake
Shore and Western Railway.
AtGreen Bay with Green Bay & Minnesota
Railways, for New London, and Chicago &
Northwestern Railway. for points north.
Al Amherst Junction with Green Bay 4 Mime
STA Railway for Grand Rapids and point
Vest.
4 Junction 9;ty with Wisconsin ValIeyRaiI
At Portage With q. ". { St. Paul R'y for Madi-
son and TIL Eest.
or Ports
f. =. FTNNET .1Ien:raf Manager.
JAS. BARKER. Asst Gen, 7. 4. Nil,
MILWAUKEE.
C. Z. Duttan. Supt. Nil. Ests Di .isian.
y. Clmpt3.iI Supt Sou;I..rn Middle ard
Northern Division. Ste} c1s Point.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1878-11-14
From tho Toledo Eiado.

the state Nv Kentucky October 70,
ls7S.-We he'd a great deal Nv trouble
with Hascom to git him to consent to
accept fat money for lis likkcr. He
sed he wuz rillin Ct we Good sit the
louisville likker dealers to take it for
whisky, but not otherwise.
when what | hey is all gone, !" he
sci chow kin [ replenish ct they wont
take the money | hey:
| thought thor Hnz suthiu IN tuis.
ani he'd mind to sling at him the
tezt .Sua8hent Tor the day is the evil
thereof. and the whisky likewise" but
it don't 40 no good to quote Scripter
at Rascom, lie knows only one text
Pay what thou oweSt, : and he
harls that at me with great frekency
ven | quote Holy Writ at him The
more finer passagis he don't know
nnthin Nv. lie is a one-sided man.
| scjested chat We call TO us a Loois-
Vile l'.lnEer dealer and see ef nc Good
CIT compromise on the fat money.
tine happened to be III town and | got
him into Bascom 5 to interview him.
lie wuz very pleasant gentleman,
anl aooid talker, but was sadly de
fshent in financial knowledge. | ask
ed him Why LoolaT1le woodent take
ou- fat money?
MY deer sir, wuz has reply, Eve
cant take it becoz Their ain t no neees-
sity for takin it. Et we want fiat
money, vat is 10 prevent our hevin
our oYn ? I believe IN supporting our
home institutions. The prlntln taclll-
ties Of Louisville are excellent. We
hey printin Offices without number:
and coal for power is chcep. " hen
rc DIT to hankeriu after fiat money, we
don't intend to send to the Cross-r roads
far i All We hcy to do il to send to
prntin ofilis and cit it struck of,
We kin do priutin list cz checD ez VOC
Lin and 81 il ain never coin to be
,alaamad the faith ~ the CITY Nv
Ioo;syilla i lest 81 GOOD ez the faith
a. the CROSSROADS !
Their wuz nothing to be made out
-. NAN with SIGH antekatid noshuns,
and left him in DISGUST, and com
n,ittee waitld up,n Bascom agin. He
thot the matter over. and when Sc
iosti3 to him that the money wood hcv
j. /. t.lan lie conscntid on these con
di-hons.
The class shood be set on one end
~ counter scale. and we shood pour
drinks into it Then. afore drinkin it,
-l,rl ,,,,+ H., .,,,,.- lnTI.r hills ny
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1878-11-14
A LARGE Jewelry store was robbed

A LARGE Jewelry store was robbed
in New York last Thursday afternoon
while people were passing and re-
passing before its door Two Of the
gang stood outside and requested the
pasSers by to move on which they
did, Of course
Over $4,000 in clocks and goods
were packed in bags and toted TO a
butchers cart near by, and driven off
while the proprietor aud people looked
on aud wondered. This kind Of bust
aess is getting reduced down to a sci
enco. Where were..the police? Prob
ably watching to see that the thieves
wern't bothered:
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1878-11-14

The NEXT legislature will contain a
regular old-fashioned Republican ma
ionty. Nothing like it has been seen
Of late years in Wisconsin. We must
90 back to the days of the war, or the
stirring controversy on the question Of
reconstruction in the time Of Andrew
Johnson's administration, to find its
parallel. The majority on joint ballot
IS likely to exceed forty,
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1878-11-14

What moving of wood piles
there must have been in Massachusetts,
when Ben Butler found that 80. 900
voters had s'sot down on Benjamin.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1878-11-14

NINETEEN states have given Re
publican majoritie> tins year, namely.
Colorado. Connecticut, Illinois, iowa,
Kansas, Maine, Massachusetts, Michi-
gan. Minnesota, Nebraska, Nevada,
New Hampshire, New jersey. New
York, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Rhode Isl
and, Vermont, and Wisconsin. These
states cast POT electoral votes. The
other nineteen cast 162 electoral 70
ties, and they have all gone Democrat
ic, except California, which had no
general election this year If there
fore, all these latter states are classed
as Democratic, the Republicans now
have 4 majority Of is votes in the Ell
ectoral college. With an unfinching
adherence to the principles which they
have advocated through the campaign
just closed, and wise use Of the pow
er which they have gained, the Re-
puf.licans can reasonably count upon
retaining all these states in the next
presidential election, and gaining per-
hans one or two. These facts should
encourage them to perseyere in the
good work which they have done this
year.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1878-11-14

THIS new and wonderful Instrument
| enables any ono, whether under
standing music or not, = play my de-
sired melody or harmony, sacred or
secular, from the most plaintiva dirge TO
the most lively dance music. It posses
ses 4 mechanism Of marvellous simpli-
civ. requiring but the intelligence Of a
chilli to manipulate, yet C pablo ofrcPro-
ducinn, without Limitation, tic musical
compositions Of t-1o PA@T, PRESENT and
FUTURE, The execution IS fauitlcss,
at-ict il melody, harmony and Rhythm,
AID tllc instrument u c.si2catly adapted
r. Gs.=-le2- Gez>~=1.y, t.--- y al re--i-r,l
meetings, homo devotional exercises.
and il IL cases v,,1ro good, corrcct
music IS required, a-1l no musician IS Al
hand to perform. address,
4. p. MEBDEAEZ s. so2E.
MANUFACTURERS,
BIS. Ia5 !; III :, e23 st., New York.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1878-11-14

SEc'Y SHERMoN has S228, 600. 600
in gold in the treasuary for 'resump-
ton, in about secen weeks, and more
coming.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1878-11-14
PETROLEUM Y. NAsBY,


p. S. There's more trouble. Simp-
son, the printer, is out Nv paper, and
he can't git any in Louisville onless
We give him some nashnal money.
The ishoo3 hev come to an end, for
want of suthin that will furnish sup
plies.
?. S. u. We hev bridged the Diff
Guilty. We hey found lot Of wall pa
per, and by reducing the size Of the
bills and yoosin that we can git on for
some days yit. We hcv also increased
the denominashens, ishooing now nuth-
in less than 2's. Bascom is to take
half the wait OF the likker, instid Nv
even wait, ez before But wat we
shall do when that is gone | don't
know This vii! require the highest
financial skill. But .'suihcient for the
day is the evil thereof" | find on
speakable comfort in the scripter My
supplies will last ez long as the wall
paper does. P.y \.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1878-11-14
Il Chicago

daily, except sunday. on Go p m. trai.a from
Stevens Point. going Eas and South, arriving
in URfon Depot Cor. Madison and Canal Street
Chicago. at $50 =. m. Passengers for MILWAU-
EEE may transfer at Hilher without leaving the
train. in:o Milwaukee sleeper from Green Bay
and rest undisturbed till morning.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1878-11-14

1uz very drunk and conGdin. Re
handed ne his pockit book. and | made
ny own change.
But ne are prosperous, and hev at
tanned what we desired-money is
plenty. The farmers IS prosperous, for
prodooss hez gone up amazinly. | saw
a load " corn sell for $3.50 bushel
yesterday, and the seller Good list ez
we'll hcY he'd $500. Wheat is any
price they choose to ask for it. and
real estate is active at any price asked.
There IS, however, trubble. \ farmer
sold a hundred bushels Nv corn for
90. coo. and fell on my neck and en-
braccd he ez fnanshel preserver
lie SAID he never expected to hev 50
much money. lie went over to Bas
CONS and asked me to take suthin. and
It cost him one tenth w his load. and
Petrus, our shoemaker, which takes
nat mon"y, charged him wat WIZ left
Tor PAIR Nv stogy shoes. He Wuz
amazed, for he expected to pay off a
- inv MS Hi III Win IttlS mon
e, anu want satisfied till [ told him
ne dIdn ask enuff for his corn. There
is trubbleS in everything. and fnan-
seerja ain t the easiest thing in the
world
IF we Good only git iron and bildin
material for our money there wood set
IN slch era Nv prosperity ez we never
drecmed Nv. Bat fnanshel ability.
however great, can't do everything to-
wunst. We shell come to that. It is
cnaf for the present that We kin git
likker for it. and with that the aver
aye Cross-roader is tolerably content,
w course fat money is a experiment
but We are solvin the problem And
we like it. There aint no work bein
done at the Corners, for re are all
specklatin, ard besides wat is the yoose
~ work when money kin be made
without it? re hey found our Area
dy, at last.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1878-11-14


TIE POOR Did bones OF Alex. Stew
art, the once merchant prince Of Goth
am we're taken from the Stewart vault
IN st. Marks church IN New York,
last Thursday night. and conveyed
whittier No one knows save the
bone stealers- Mrs. Stewart has Of
cred reward Of 325, 600 for their re-
turn and the conviction of the thief.
Indeed. 10 what base uses do we
come at last Poor old merchant.
Once powerful with his millions, now
50 destitute and poverleSs that ruff
fan or two jingles his bones over the
stones. Why couldn't they have 1T
the old man rest in his sepalchre.
TIE VICTORY achieved in Wood
County last Tuesday is not looked up
on as a Republican victory. The f.
nancial question was at the bottom Of
the business that has yielded such
immense profits. Honest money men
Of the Democratic ranks joined hands
with Republicans and fought the
greenback delusion With determine
ton to win, and strike down the fat
fend so effectually that even its ghost
would never put in an appearances.
This they have done, and done effect
ually.
The came motive prompted honest
money men throughout the north, ana
wherever they have worked together
fatism and disloyalty to the finances
Of the nation have met a most terrible
rebuke, The victory Is overwhelming,
and the praise is not to Republicans
alone. but to democrats and rcpubli-
cans alike who learned the meaning Of
financial integrity III the old Andrew
Jackson dictionary fifty ycars ago.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1878-11-14

The NATIONAL Debt was reduced
nearly 1000, 900 in October.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1878-11-14
Forelosura Sale.

PHILIP WARD, Sheriff.
BE Z CoCHRls, Attys. for Piltf 0i7u6.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1878-04-27
Gin tuanbeInbes @unber.

5err9. q. Gtepens. :
QBertber Serr ! Sbppbl Sbnen perI6ntt4 untetanmk
rn64te i'd Shnen biernit m~ittbeiIeu, mas Sbr vEGE-
TINE fur mid setban bat.
2este Weihnahten nadbten Strppbeln ibre Gri9etnuns
n nletnenl Spitem srobe sttetnbe Gei@plre traten
am 6hentel, eas fib biz gum Gib eritredte; ems an
meinern 9ppf, baS i1 In ben S@apeltnomen btneinfrab;
etnS an melnern linten 8ein, naS 70 l&lirnn1 irurfe. nas
jpei Mer5te fauen, I'm baS Glteb ju aruputiren, cblhcn
lie bel etner GpnluItation bci@lo5en, hieS Su unterlalier,
ba mein CANCER 9eib BOILER Gtrcpbeln mar. Gle bielten
eS fur ratbiar,, tas unbeihreiblt@ iHmerSbafte Geihrlr
Quart SITTER beraus.
Gammtlt4e aer3te btelten mid fur unrettbar benz
Toee rerfanen unb iasten, fe f1nnten ntdts ,reiter fur
mid tbun. gReine beieen Deine iraren Bis iunr Git ems
por s~etrumrrt une Sepernann slaube, bab Id ~3eitlebens
elm Srlppel bletbea irlrpe, ielfit penu Id init tem 9eben
tappn Tame.
Sn 6ieiem 3uFanS iab i4 etne Hntdnttsuns bes
yEaETINE uSo besann ben Gebrau@ neiTsslbeSa i'm
Nears: SD fubr bainit fort, Biz i4 ieGjetn SluiGen se=
braE9t bate, nne hieien Nlorsen sebe Id, elm seiunber
M4anu, un @elf6tcrn III r1lsen. NQe rieine HaHtorn
taseeny es lei Elm 9Suncer, mid uiutersehen unb arbeitea
~ ieben.
gum g@lu6e rptn ID nod biuufasen, tas ID, als ID
10 i4redli4 an lener fnr8tboren 4ranfbeit, ben Gtrppbeln,
men; ta mir aber bas vEGETINE ben Geseu Ser sc.
Iunebett rieoerSab, 70 lriniHe i'd utebr as ie ju leben,
I'm r1etnen Mitn1enIfen nlsen 3u t6nnen, nnp Id teHne
teinen beiiern Veg, bteS Su tbun unb Der ~leicenren
Menl@heit ~ bienen, als inbem ih Sbnen biefe 9e.
t4retbun8 r1eineS SALES ~dberienbe, NIT Ger aufrtHttsen
Bite, hab sic eteielbe rerrfrntf@en trcuen; nit Ner=
enhsen trerpe Id iebe Ntttbetluns beantpcrten, bic Id Ia
4esus aut steien Gesenitunb erbdIten mag.
a4tunsspOu Der Skrise,
8tGIiam gasn,
Gcsrr, Serrisn County, Wi@., 10. Suit 1872.
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. e @ a n b r.


GuS ct. Y5lten pirb semelpet:
Der S9lpnermeilter Wtdael &puer In
8ilb SerpFi6tete iid DOR fieben Sab
rem Der 0emeinrc Silb ae9eniiber, feline
Ledge 44idbrise S6melter Gdcilte eez
gen IusfplsunS ibreS Ydterli6en CRIB
tbeiIs ppn 600 81. in 9dnslide Ser
paeBun9 bis an ibr 2ebensenbe gu
nebmen. Oieie S%ecin9un9 purbe ppn
Ter @emeinrez &ertrctun9 accepttrt unp
Fem S@lp6ermeiiter &puer ner @elo%
betras ein9etdnpi9t. Nu6 Serlauf
zines Sabres mar bic Sill plJbli6
peri6wunren unp gait fettber alS perz
idpQen. Seit eini9er 3rit aber Yer@
breitete lid ba8 0eriiht in &tlb uno
u~msesenp, bic fraaltGe Slut werpe
npn ihrem Srurer in ctnem Seller Ypn
Ger IuBenwelt obgei6lplIen nerwabrt.
Cine Sausrurdiudun9 fanp itatt.
@eld' Elm srd6lt6er Nnbltd bot fid
bar! Der 0enparmerteppfen fanp bic
3tQt in einem spei Sdub tiefen, fell
lerartiSen God. in weldem ite pole
feds Sabre fdma6tete. sic lag npu=
itdncis nadt in elmer leeren Settitatte
reren Spren purdfault mar, bic 6use
verfrimmt unp Spaitdnpi9 Yerpadfen,
Der linfe SUI perarti9 init @unpen
beeedt, RAP @iirmer berSprfrr6en,
Mn rer @irbelz unp GIdenidule iinp
bic Snpdsn I6tbar, bic AdielbEblen
ypn @irmern serfre6en ; Gin. baarz
ftrdubenrer, nit @prten n;6t wtecerz
susebenrer AnbliG. Die Nabruns &c,
un9lufliden rurd Spue feds Sabre
betano aus rpben Sartpfeln unp Ibz
fallen, wel6e ielbf Gbtere reridmdben
wiirren. Die llnsliidIi6e 1T pplfpmz
men BET Seitnnun9.
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Sin NapDleDmiid)er @rin3.

Der fiirsli@ brauBen i'm Sitter Ypr
IA Sabren 9eltcrbene Yrins Naprlern
2uetan Charles Wurat ein Spbn
Spadim Murat'S be5 arpeen fransD@
flden Heterogeneous, Shwa9er5 Scm
9rpben Napplepn, &Snt9S Ypn Neapel
uno armer, am Is. Sftpber 1915 auf
Sefebl rer Nsapplitanii1enS purbpn5
eri6p1enen Nbenteurers, YerbraGte Ell
men Sbeil ietneS 2ebenS in ben Ser.
Staaten. mad benell ct Spr lt,9efdhr
so Sabren fam. 9as &plf5blatt in
philadelphia tbetlt tber ben @ufent<
balt pes Yrinsen in Nmertfa 6Olsen>
peS nit Neltere 9eute in burlington
unp Mercer County, Seem Serley, CT
innerr iI6 nod 9ans gut zines bib
fben, menn AUDI etlpas wpblbeleibten
iun9en Mannes, Der it6 I'M @efplee
res etenalt9en &Eni9S Spn Spanten,
SpIepb SOnaparte, rabe 8orpentpwn
in Stem SerieY nieper9ela1en bate.
Ter junSe 9rins set6nete ii6 rurd,
cine febr quite 2aune uno fprupelnpen
isis aus, gu bem fid Elm YpQtdnpiser
Man9el an @elp sefeQte. Oils fein
@erwanpter, Spiepb Spnaparte, Sine
rifa %Derlai1en bate, fab it6 9rin; Muz
rat auf iid felbit an9epteien unp ae@
rtetb in iebr b~eprdngte Gage. Als
edtem Cavalier fel eS tbm nt9t i'm
serin9iten Elm, fi6 feinen 2ebensuter>
bult pur6 ebrlide &rbeit su perpienen,
Ga9e9en LAB er 9ans rubi9 su, pab
feindOattin, cine Alnerifanerin aus
elmer presbyterianiiden 6amtlie Na@
mems 6raler in Gbarleitpn in SIpz
Carolina, rur6 S6ulunterri@t unp
S~rselipielen 10 Siel 0elp Serrtente,
raj ite ibren unb ieinen 2ebensunterz
bait beltretten tonnte. Spdter purpe
RE sbemaltse amerifanilde Oprfi9ulz
lebrerin am s%ldnSenpen 5Ofe Napplcz
pns pes Dritten ais Yrtn;eiitn Murat
nit taiierltde 5pbeit titulirt UNI
lpielte paielbit cine srobe Stole. Sbr
@atte verified fi6 bic metite 3eit in
8proentptpn. Erentpn, Wpunt 6puy
unp Burlington uno bebnte feline
Streifsise bis na6 philadelphia aus.
Seine 6aupttbdtisteit beitanp in ST.
nansoperationen, melde cas- &elultat
batten, paB mod beute photographer
iammler feline S6wtertsfeit fnpen,
unbesablte 8edfel unp Soften bes
Yrin;en in ibre Sommlunsen einsuz
Yerleiben. 60 peit baS pbilacelz
pbier 8latt. prin; Murat wurre i'm
s. 1913, in tpeldem CT mad Granfz
reid fam, in BE fransGfi9e Nationalz
perlammluns Sewdblt pann warb ct
frans6fi4er @elanpter III Surin, fpdz
ter fuiierlider prins unb fran;5fi9er
Senator. SIN s. 1871 tpuroe er NIT
8a3aine in Dies sefansen. Gr bate,
70 LANCE Die SDnne 9tapplepns bes
Dritten i&ien1 9eu semudt uno itarb
reid.
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nm9lIG in Ser9merfem.

Gin fdredltdeSunslid ereisnete G6
am %. Mdrs. Nadmittass, imSGadte
Nr. / (8urleY<S 6a9t) pes Npeoalez
&UblenzS erswerfs in Nprc<S taforcz
fibre, Gnslanr. 8dbrenb unaefdbr
100 Mdnner uno &naben i'm Sdodte
arbciteten, puroe cine beftias GrploIpn
pernpmmer, 9efolSt BON elmer Grupz
ton BON Gaud)> unb 6euerwplfen.
nn;peifelbaft bate cine Gas Gntslnz
oun9 ftatt9efuncen. Gie @tnraez
rdtbe ipuroen iOfOrt CUR Aufabrt Der
seute in 8enssuns .sefebt. GrdSpft
rur4 bic SiBe, einise pbnmd6tie,
wurcen cine Nnsabl 2eute bolo ans
si9t sebra&t. IS irurre fefseReut,
bas etrra 40 Mann mod in ben @erz
fen tparen. Oils bas 6euer etpue
na6sela6en, puroen 5rupps CUR Mufz
1nounS Der Gerun9lidten craaniGrt.
Stint &naben uno Wdnner purren
nod su Sage 9efSrrert rann mueten
pte Serfu6e settreilie einoefeQt tpers
ZEN tpeSen Der l~bermdbiaen 6ibe unp
Res Suftmansels. Nabe Dem Boeenz
enre res S9aGteS maren bic Nufiuz
der bur@ &pblen, @asentrimmer II.
!. ~. am SOrcrinsen ssbincert. gue
5ph1tunSen, rie nod ibrt9en Qeute ,u
r~etter, mubte1 a~uf9eseben perpen, So
bas Ssuer IN ben e%ntfernteren 9beilen
Der 0rube nod fOrtpdtbete. Die Grz
plullot iruHpe bur9 einen @6us perz
anlaet.
&ue Glaustbal preusen 1T ebenz
faus eth 0ruben~ nnslid su beridz
ten. Am %. @ursers 6 llbr, 1T Die
beim Martcni6atte befnclide Racz
tube plEbIi6 ein9elunfen uno bat adj!
Sersleute unter ibren Grlmmern be-
9roben. Gin ibrer Stcle adbnt iebt
elm meter Nb9runr. 3met Seroleute
iIno befGdcist pret bereits tupt berz
ausSebplt unp bret nod unter ben
Grimmern Seridlttet. 9ebtere tper<
ZEN obne 3peifeI tOct iein. @dre Der
giniturj cine Stunre frdber seideben,
10 pdrcn 80 bis 40 Sersleute, bic auf
Der Strefe arbeiteten, rapun betroTen.
Die uria&e pes unslids 1T nod ntdt
ouf9efldrt, uermutblt@ 1T aber Elm al
ter Sau in Der 9idbe unter Der Gree,
stellei9t rcsen faul9eworoenen 5clz
Ses aulammen9ebrpden unb bat 70 ben
Gtnltur3 bes @ebduces Seranlaet.
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VEGETINE.

Ole rebi;inii@en Giseni6aften beiIelben iinb urnatnls
r1enb, i~tartenp, lbieno uno barntreitenp. Sc Siett feline
3rantbelt beS menldli&en Spftems, fur ,pel9e bas
VEGETINE ni@t nit p%Dutpmmener Si1erbe,t sebrau4t
rercen fam, Ia eS feinerlei meta1ilGe Deer eittge 8es
itanbtbeile entbalt. Gs tit ausiblteBli9 aus 0i,neen,
gBurcln unp arautern Suiammensciest; eS lit ie6r an.
senebIn 5u nebmen; Ieoes 3tnb nimmt eS germ. G5 1T
ither uno 5upertiliis, lpte ~fplsenbeS 8eilpiel 3etst:-
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Srubcr=Strett

guS rem Ibrtbule, u. Mdrs. fdreibt
bic ~SOblenier SOlfsseituns: Die
Sbbne zines arlne, Serwittweten No<
milienYaters su Oernau batten i6pn
felt ldnSerer 3eit Streiti9feiten unter
chamber iiber ibr 9erin9es Grbe.
Na@ Sprnabme elmer 3beilune am
"a. {. te9esnete rer dlteite Spbn benz
jeni9en jlngeren Srurer, BET tpelGem
Der @oter in pFe9e it, an Der @br
Sofprt sreift iener feinen jinseren
Brucer an, uro Obne oteles &dmpfen
unD &insen f~tlrsten 8eipe iber bic
S6ubmauer III Die Glutb. Man be-
bauptet, oae Der dltere 8ruber ben
jinseren abii6tlt6 iber bic Mauer
4 trprfen, unp, pU1 lebterem fefsebaI@
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ten, nit bintber sefirst 1T. DaS
Gnpe Der S9redensfcene mar elm I'M
ertpartcteS. Der An9reifer fano ais
balp in ben @elen ietnen Sob, NIB
renp Der An9esrifene 9erettet purre.
@er einem Anoern cine 0rube srdbt,
f1ut lelblt binein.
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@tne MiQipn
MOr9em 2anSes+
SIN flbwefltGen Mtnnefpta unp nprbz
weltliGen Soma.
2GnSS Der ct. 9aul unt 6ipur Gtts unp
Der Sipur Gtt9 unb ct. saul
Gilenbabn.

20 Bis 40 Sufbet @eisen Der &der. 30
bis 60 Sulbel MatS per @der. llniber,
trefft6 fur 0qe Mrten 0etreibe unb Oe,
mule. &et6er gpben, natiirli6e @ielen
nit benz iippisiten @raswuGle. @elunpes
<m1. Suites Nd fer.
Naber @blas fur Sarm'@rcbufte in ben
RAID aufblubenben St%attpnsptdten fGn9a
Der 81bn, nit S6ulen, &trGea, MIbten
Gef6dfts> unb SAT .6dulern.
3albe Sabrpreile fir ipl6e. bic etne Sci.
ntatb TIM iubmeitliGen Minneipta iu9en.
!6albe Sabrpreiie fur bic Samilie uni
Babe Sra4t fur @ausbalt<@ erdtbe fiji,
lpl6e, bic Gtienbabnlanb sefauft baber
unb 5uerf duf ibr Q1nb sieben.
Sur tpettere &ustunft abrellire mo ar
bds
2anh 9etnrtencnt ct. Saul It. Sipar Giti
u. It,, ct. saul, @irn.
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Gin anberlaiiiser 8epeis.

Serrn s.. q. Stepen8.
Bertber GER! Bon sanent Ser;en fise i4 rtetn
Guniten Sbrer arcsen uno suten @ebisin, vEGETINE
erbalten baben, peun ih CLAUDE, bab ni&t aenua su lbrera
eebe sejast irerben fam. ueber bretsis Sabre lang mar
ih ron jsner i&refliden 8rantbeit, aatarrb, seplast, unb
Der Gtbcrt ~auSSins. DaS VEGET1NE bat mid turtrt
nno i4 banfe 0rtt aus ~tieffenn Serien, baS es cine 70
suite NPeeitin rrte oa5 VEGETINE Sicbt. Nua balte
iHpa@e Sintente Gefuble i'm Maaen, uno rattle Sebers
mann, faS VEGETINE ju sebranheu, ia ih reriideru
fam, eab Is cine Der beiten Nr5eneien ut, bic es icuuals
CAB. WirS. &. Sore,
Gde Der MaaaSine unb @atnut Gtrabe.
Gombricse, Waft