davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1879-07-19

made with simply one stroke Of The pen. 1n-
Afansly Tie work of tho skilled pcnman In
painting" tho lesters WAS laid bare The
sacGcd edges whcro the heavy shading began
md ended Wcro a. plaln ~ wore tho letters
themselves. Defects In tho paper, though
never 40 slight. by crnst1rc or otherwise, md
oven ihe texture Of tlGu paper ITSELF, aytrc pre-
scI,tell Al clear a. sunlight.
The object TO bo vI1wcd Is firmly nxcd upon
sliding SCREEN md Ia illuminated BY two calcium
lights p1necd on either side Of tic lnstru.
n'ent a'nl 80 arranged that, By means of
compound condenstng lenses OF Ayo Inches
tihmclcf. the raya thrown Upon the ob-
1cct ~ one light arc reflected BY tie con.
ueHeera OF ile opposite light, making thot-
ouch Illumination. Thcre Ia provided, also, a
nes1ce ay "nleh the rays from third calcium
iRht can be thrown .ipon the back and through
ttic obtcct under examination II the nature Of
the subject will permit It. The l11age ia pre-
lccted on tic screen br ah enormous compound
achsMnatlc ob|octlpc lens u over seven inches
y diameter. The screen Is fnade Of piato.rlass,
tinoly ground upon ono side, and Is movable atd
suspended In franz by steol-tapes and acct1-
rattlY balanccd. The frame whirh carrfcs The
screen is placed upon large rollers, and the To-
custuE Is t0uc BY moving The screen tt,stcRl OF
the lens. III order 10 secure uniform light
the ma@stro blocks Of lime upon when tic h7.
dr1"oxygen Game is thrown Rre fnovet bY
clock.Hurk, 70 "a to continually present new
points Of contact for the tIaslc. in li&!t,r the
apparatus, the object to be Viewed Is laid upon
q table III the craet position In which 1t Ia de-
sired that It shAli te represented UPON Tic
screen. A sliding franc Is tlIrn pressed upon It
by sprlnER, ind the tabtu With The object on II
I8 slid Into place.
, 1879-07-19
DETECTION OF FO2GERIES.

a,,,,,,.u.. r,, ~. $50, :, ~, co,,,.
II o"o'''"'" ~. n.,'.''.,.,.. ~. 49,. - '''o o''
f"'n"e'p"u .,. "ee"'"'
Inc HAltaKcf Will case has ueselonca norh
Of evil; now II DEVELOPS something TINT Is good.
Born Of tho ucccsstty OF detecting tho forcertcs
and tri,-c,,ca ,ttnn7fn, ,hat viii nm tnat ri.
va" .'...s, ~ .,.. s ~ -.
meht "es inFchteo ny tne ustea c@pc'I' bE'
Charles n. Crcsson, Intended to reproduce en-
)ufRcA COPIES uf handwriting. It Is largo
nnvasronr. and has 1,ccn s,1r.essfu1v usrd fu
..,' -. -. I.,.,..,.a,.t .., -
1nc oaa"nuaiAo" W h1teieu uoea''e'1e, a'.o y!
altered a''d couutesiclt basis-noscA III legal
contests, where the merits Of case depend
uuou ,t,e ccnu,uencss of pu,ttculsr signature
r ,hat of am e,,Irc wtit,sn tlorHn,en, tl,, t1Ie
ascnne. tLnuv!, dumb. is cnnntde of giving
stronger evidence. Mid tDorc reliable, than tic
, 1879-07-19

OF dipping, md beforo the sheep arc allowed 10
enter thclr old folds or pens. II such a thor.
ongh cleaning, etc., Il nut poaslblc, tho use OF
disc0ntInmrd' Tor sotlle time. Ii lhs last part
Of thu treatment Is neglected, all washing na1
dipping, very likely, will f,e III vain.
ao-cALtEp RLAck-LEo.
srEnltxu, Kas,. duly .io.-" yE7En.sAn,Av":
w. y p,'s Kso feas ct T"y wl
caurcs uf II. What eau be dune 10. trcvunt e!
Are al agc+ subject "a It, nlc.t ~ calves and
6s this itom wf,at can learn ii i, aithoua al do
tns M 1lsnnsas ' ya,ioy. WiI.sAs I. Es'soTr. 4 III
Aastatr.-TlIc dscaso known ~ '4hlack.lcgn
usually attacks only calves nn,l Young neat
I,etnlty suct, arc improving rapidly III cot,sc-
qucncc Of change Of food from otHjr to ncl,,
or from rich 10 richer. Tile eausc.. sofar NJ the
sanc a!a known. have been dssc'tsscd repeated.
prevention consist In avoi'ltng. any .auddsn
change OF food from poor to good u 1icll. from
dry to vcrr juicy, nud from gsnsl to better Or
rlcler: md to assist tho organsnm ia a. much as
q pffass,s Ta,te I" ',sses esstss er. # ' tSauss
mild dturctic, therefore. given in time,
l,aa been found to he of good service. II The
watrr for drinking Is impure. the same may be
improved by adding small quantity {just
enough to give 1t psrccps1bIc sour taste) ot
either auphuric OF lydrocs1lortc acid.
PROBABLY MISTAKEN.
1n:,rer to Fred Da'kt. Kmmtutdy, W.-Your
netHtbors arc worry Ilkcly mistaken. II horses
uro hi.tun By Stakes. II Is usually In the bead, In
tue neck, Or in the feet, aud very seldom IN the
h,cxo'nt Y",,t sowung a, ~a.er"na .,,
been very iujurloussif tslp "yel!ow. water ~ Is
synov|a nitl the Joint opened. The best advice
can rive yo1, is 10 tlava tic animal e3amlned
by competent veterinary s.isgror.
, 1879-07-19
IiEisNE.

Ills Views IN tile IItsH lnkCerenls~-Shat IIo
Ttlnka OF "Sllsrr Gun ''-Tfae Cu4n.tocI<
a1lnes md Sporting atnttera.
1Stsr Iutk H.M
Mr.. james Il. Kecne snt Ia his elegant office
this morsIug discussing 1unes lrs'm Del
.un,co's Alul asSoraed with hts usual kindness
a fow words to the Nail representative.
"Wtth tho great exports Ut 0raiu to Europe
on account OF short crul1s there, the earnings uf
Erlu ars likely to Increase, H'ld there will 6oon
b. surplus easl enough to pay tttshaenls on tho
common nu1 preferred stock, Tho policy ofihe
Cutnpany, under tho very able management VI
Alr. Jcwctt, Will 10 II pay dividends OH the
stock. Dividends will be pall when they aro
varued. Our sonssr'r.!on account ts oocrtased
this ycar very largely, aAl the running expenses
ns well. You see tlnw The secbnts arc uuyaht-
il.g. AZ une Of In, Huard VI directors, mn
most cmpilatlrally In fayur, Of wsekty or nontl.
" statements of earnlhsa"
'Whxt about The wheat combination, Mt.
kecnc, In which roN are 1ncTeaeAW
HNuw. why question lne Us to nv private af-
fuirst" rap!Ieu sir. Kecnc. 'you 9eillc.aru of
lls press should nnt exceed tlIo bGunus uf eour
tcsy Or tres,ass un tint reserve WHICH every
gentleman, should bayo ulll respect. Yut viii
say TINT see 10 rcas1E why bull combination
should not be nude on sasyn'E wheat No. ,, Dr
my other praln. Ccttaif''v our farn.era layo
Aat, bear market for lsn.. tinc. uni tlll1lk
thu bull combination il areIJetly popular Will.
them, Aiy Judgment il tat wsIcat a,rl lard will
advance. uni that Euronc, Francr, un.l England
vii lale u hundred millions u our gruin before
tic lst of January next, Tllat'H alll | l1avu tu
WY about that. Iuu SEQ Thu ascrruu with peu.
pto vi! ttr lflc. There IL no rest with snI!lc)
iur tl.e wIrlscu. wish so yet oif to Newport
to-day or to-InurroW With ny tatnIly, who REc at
~ sii"w DO you like your Newport rc.ldeuecl"
"tlI, i ean.lut SAY uluch ahs,ut tllut. Ibought
II for Mrs Kcune, mud B!1ati not be there mucl
myself. Ghult bs ut tho Brauch good pars d!
"iVlat about thu Silver Clil. Mr.. Kccnet"
"It will buoiu IN She full; alu proud vi tho
Silver GIFT, an.i ". II, Fs1rist, tr ,lae au.
peflntctucnt, u,iA j. ". bailey bpth scut tho
Company tGlcgraina yesterday VI rich ores
tlluvm. ! have every rra:ou III believe that ws
l,ayu bonanza upt there with aalAu tAryv tNt!l-
LUNA 0i orc III 41ruL II IL IL: yerj hlxl Rlal9
, 1879-07-19
: HORTICULTURE.
a Isun Into soutl,wfstcrn Tttconstn-nIln.
nrni point-fscImont-Ek tir1va-Amung
the Farmerk-lznw They Talk.

a Kun Into Southwestern yrttconstn-nIln.
arnl puint-fscImont-E X (irave-Amung
tho Farmerr-lznw They Talk.
From orr o'rn r"vr,,pnndrnt.
No. f3 Eio1TEENTt1 STREET, CHICAGO, july
1S.-Iiaying Ind delightful trip un into South.
western Wisconsin rowa aud Lafayette Coun-
ttcs}, and having just returned. wo nust write
about II.
At Wnrrcn, on the Central Railroad, We take
the Mincnl Point 1,aiirosl Vhc hest feeder, We
arc told, that tic Illinois Central has in 600
nltles) for Mineral Point tlitty.thres miles dis
taht, wl.cro wc find hospttable welcome In the
family of Judge II. II. Cothren, Acting
Circuit Judge uf this distrlet.-a u1an Of wido
reputation, whose word, they say, Is td~-
literally, Or IL 50 regarded by the denizeus of
this c0untrg.
BY tic way, this little
MISEisAL POINT RAILWAY
(less than st1Ly miles long, Is not little thing
a1ter nil. The ngent ut Warren said Tint It was
no unusunl thing to send SOU ears Of freight per
month over this roud. 1t is great stock coun-
try this, particularly. Ny informant said, "Of
hogs there seemed no cn1," III their soasou.
This also Is the
LEAD REGION.
Almost every farm has lcad.ininc upon It; AMI
every farmer almost Is, or llns bccu, nlluer.
visited with friends somo Of the mines, but I
could find NO ouc who could tell inc l!ow the
lead wis deposited III the manifold forms Ia
which 1t ls found. There ars uleoltes enough,
but ITO knowledge OIL tl;e subject.
When u nil this product u mineral and live
stock, wu add The :"
PRODUCTIONS or THE BOIL,
VIC can .fce wherefore this Mineral Point Rail
road fs Il b,g thing. l ii,nde the acquaintance OF
f1uf,,u Mnnnrnr of fh}a fftni. f1nnrON
W. Cobb, wt.o lives II, Mineral Vuns,-a city nf
5,001 inlabitants. anu scntcd Oh US many hills
as old Rome Itself.
Speaking OF Judge Cothrcn on the Bench re-
minds ING that he Is judge Colhren on the farm
also. ill., prtdcs himself aI hts fasrntng. Ho
likes, he says, to follow the p'ow ssburcloot."
Il think see ht,n.)
rllon .hcrc is J. ". Jones. l1e y farmer
acres, unt1sr oxccltcnt,eulttva1tnn with plenty
of livestock, tluc buildings. atMl all tttc com
forts Ut Wtll-regulatcd homo. ! spunt night
under str. Junes' roof uttl ate nt his table. md
know whereof ] spchk. Thu unly th!ng SOW
on the far,u that would Iculoyc were sotnc
CANADA 1itisrLEs.
He said ho hnd Baitcd thein, but they "gsew
nil the stronger.h Br0tler Jones, YOU did not
sntt then. enough. The only trouble 10, that,
II you sa1t them enough 10 KIT the thistle, you
can grow nothing else for Sonic years On that
spUt. .... -
was especially struck With the heavy crops of
grass ua oats, md tnx, md corn. upon all the
farus In thie n+iehburfIuol. 1n localities In ILL.,
no!s thut had risiicd. tle out and grass crops,
particularly the former, urc very short; md, d
Uf Trade made
, A.FEARFuL JUMP UPWARD,
in the hcltcf that the craving crop would yield
poor harvest. hut here On every taTn', there atc
inlmcuBe forty-acrc pr ciEEty'acEe' uclds Of
outs tut Will yield sixty bushels, seventy
t,,ta1 a1n1p n riyl ttllh& fnT
, 1879-07-19

would be ttetf fate, au1 t,cy all succeeded In
getting AWAY from i,1e conniry. Tie RI.
sult was that tho hand which hal
Infested tic country Ind to dlsperrc. nn.i from
Tint dnte Inc Iaws fave been n,,:ntIy md cfec1.
fyciy enforced In lint srctIon ii thG, ,Statc.
fkc remedy WA harah. md deri,ara The result
mut in,vc leun ttnetucd gy lnoru law flii mcnlis,
hit tic proyocatiun was rrcat, au,. perhaps Tho
Sudden taking on or theso twt, around,eis wns
tic tneAns Of aaying tho lives Of many worthy
and honest man. '''0~'
And now iot mo relate curious event remote.
IL cotncctcti viii tIta affair in .Ure County.
Iftcr thc eyor,ltion. ,i,,drr Ford severely con-
dcmncd himself Tor tic remarks he lad u,nde
from tic Kencj,, which wero construed by tho
lyncbers "a license l1y tic highest law officer
Tr thcir acts. lie was, ncrtlaps, over-sensitivo
in tbIsrcrarti. bit It wns onc oE the shadows of
hi aftsr lie. Iio aftcrwnrIs bcratne Govcrnur
OF ilijlols; and died about twenty ]cnrs ago II,
rAbria. IcayIng two sons, iu reduced efrcuul-
stancca, Onc of tlcsc suns was adopted bf "a
lit. Moore, who made him, bis hetrt Int
rcauIrcl him to change his nnHe iron,
Ford TO Moore. THIS sun grew 10 manhoou.
and some years ngo llc reftloved TO- q "as tciIi;
norarity eojournng, In katkas Whs!o 1IcTe- ne
was traveIfnR alone on horscback on The extreme
frontiers Of tint Stafc, mud one dny lln lei! into
the han,s Of company ol TIC viQlantc' IL sltat
nnFt of tic Far W Gef, VINO were hunting I3F
, 1879-07-19
4 SOUTH CAROLINA WONDER.
A Deaf.Muto I[enra' and 'Bpeak1-Curious
circumstance OF Tho Case.
Ea{un1hiQ e. Ri T2td{fet.

4 DeAf.Mutn ffenra and 8peakA-Curious
Circumstances OF t9,n Case.
Columbia IL. &, fst1ffer.
The following remarkable. II not miraculous,
occurrence Is taken from the Greenvllic Ilaiiy
4Htrs Of the 10th inst. The RcY. Bamucl
Lander, whose Signature Is appended 10 the
communication, Is the President Of Williamson
Fensls College, II this Is not a cas1of fraud
In the substitution Of another person for The
boz who Was All absentee for eight years, II
would seem that The DAYS Of miracles havo re.
turned:
WIkL1AMs1os, y. c., july Afr. Editor:
Allow MO to Inform your readers Of strange
event which Inns rrccntl. taken place near cur
village On tho night OF The III Inst. tllo g!ft Of
YOUTH y years Of age, whit had all his lffe been
known as ieaf1nnte ty Nil Of our older ctti-
1ens. Yuar Oak Lawn renders will remember
Marcus, n deafmuta boy. n slnre NJ. Col. +. +.
Ware, deceased. WHO was en,p1UveA after The
Var by Col WARES aon.tn.law, Mr. Arnold, "a
q hand about the h0usE md farm. fills services
were quite valuable, aa he WIS an active, ot>cdf-
cnt. Intelligent boy. lie irrqurntly ratnc oyer
we'll known to our community. Eighs years ago
Mr.. Aruo!d removed TO Mississippi Just be-
fore Ills departure Marcus disanncarcd. No one
knew whittier he hid Eo,c. Ills mother tried
M things of him reached bis iricuds at home
until the last tlay of June. when his return 10
the fousc Of his uncle, Edward Joecs. vas a.
unexpected as hta mysterious departure years
bc'orc.
In the rneantImc he had learned to converse
fn writing. 50 tint he found no trouble In cum
nluu!catlng tbs history during his lung absence
from home. Nothing noteworthy occurred from
Monday to 'Fmrsduy, the "a tnat. On that at.
tfruoon he BECAME extremely ncrvous aid rest
less, "hcart1g dreadful. loud noscs, und seem.
linz us II Ills head would burst with pain"
Ths condition, continued tl after nientfall.
, 1879-07-19

.,., ,rr,orr.1tr1 ntroanherr and
ma pcrvAocI ,'I.ter @ ~ Vial ho mnv cxncct, In
s. ms1.s l.e s' ,s.,at NAV rrrsna have iIrcn con
9,y sasIs' ~ h,t,.r Il thrn,1n iniJscri1n,nn,oly
~, ~ ~. s1s,rcI at, shinncti Ia hicuvo
,n.o ~. sarruasc a.r Thn ,nrrrhnnt NAV be ro,n-
nc,1r,f 10 lake it, mud pc.i,aua nav f,s price uf
muu't m,,1' ,nl ~ t"stic T., ,trsrf hc tnfnr,neI
WY ~ s"o .',, ,,,, ~ ~ IL ,,, s,o"i,t,;,,
y !nn tuS .lua.5, ~ .1n !;ra. !;ran ~ ~. t,,
o. tnls M!n'oss u"Afe's"' 'coh'p'a'u1T uAe sAIo'
Ittford SAYS:
Wo wlhh 10 call tho attention Of our fafmcr-
kat. 10 the fact that thrcr.f .fo1rhs of Tho butter
Tint cltncs into this market In mt 1T TO eHt -,lot
unv account Ut tts smell nnd cnor, blit hcca..e
It IA nctuaItY fthY: and, utthopEh 4 wt.r,nu mar
think That she kn1wa iii about INV to make but.
ter, VIII thnt dont hclp tte conc1tlon q nte!
oihera WIN hanIc fS,s .rt,r;. hctn n,t,5t "a shmt
rIpht square down Oh reeetynY sueh Truck, for, 10
ionx ~ They ncccpt ii, tho nftIc:u viii not improve
any. Il Ia shame thnt nnne people WIN consider
themselves decent should er!nr in nntter That teY
Woaso MT fat q! ther own tnblcs had theh .hey
az ~ ~ , ..e .'Rnest casn W ~, .nss
srrh .ttteias ~. ht.n ~ st III ~ ci, Ia
vnm wifI acr by inokimW mwsr - fttiro"n mnrkct
fcnurt that htftnr in wnrtb frnn, liz tn iii cents
per pound at prescnt This IL tfercncu In price ia
tnadehy tim difference in utal.y: nnd 1t ahnutd 10
Tho sanc here. 1t If nbl tue fap1t Of Tho cows,
Alt the fant of tic pattles WHO make the article.
~ ias as las neie e!ehh Il concerned. thefe no
tn,'"snn ~ ~ ,i =" .",so t"H ~ ass u 1 t,os vi
w""is cin fhs ,nst1sr ~',a cnI ~ ~" r.mnInr
wo viii saF to thoae WIS make butter. unrss II il
clean aud sweet. don't bring ii to 1axton.
, 1879-07-19
TO ALLIE,

Ghal Listls art Wrpts IN Ter Ftisndt AibHs.
II weso II port. Atis lraE.
I'd Wsitt you I'Utt, ~ sweet .--
Ttst ths world wUUI4 l:alac. yet dcenI II ssf4nst
'ItIAt my poeM Nas 10 coAlpletc.
I'll weSo beautiful singer.
III xing you kl AweCt u tcffalH
That oven tho nri,es wuutI listen,
Autl rutuaS0t to catch t!!s httatn.
Ill wcre groat musician,
Such luvely lMno wunkl I.play
That tIls warlA wuula stop III llstcu.
Then bu carf;eu tas AsgAy,
hut TIN not q pu0t or niR.er;
Thete Ii Little that + cAn 40,
Excu1t, TO a. VITA oil M heart,
"swcut Princess. / iuru yttn." --..,.-..
LAkE Folrsr, july, lS'9. LlLt'E DICKINSON.
, 1879-07-19

orc, hut free milling ore, and can bo mined at A
think.
"As to the Cnmstock mines, you know ore.
t'tcted long ago iha. they wouid pIrc ont, but
new Gtpdlea uf ore 1nny be struck. The Hutro is
a grand niece of engineering, and seems SUE
Geke.
.'As to spenathrift md my horses, cannot
talk now. Yes, fancr rather got tho start
Of them In cntrrInx mr. 3ycarlEng for tic Paris
pttzo In 1851. 1fHpondstlrlft had been on tic
other alc, Parole would l,ayo had 10 share his
honors With him. Ny lnncl, Is over, may offer
you GIaas nf clareti Nov don't 60 md write
q urcat lot tf stuff that don't Aay ut MI. II
you want the teiegratns In regard 10 Silver Gilt
80 IT, Edmunson, tic Secretary; ho wilt yet
them for you"
, 1879-07-19

= IT I"3E I.1IT VEHH' ~ =,
4 tec entered on uf tiln cara ot uayid L!eb'
cuk,lcrut, VI. Lower Wiujsur Township, autl,
u!thuugl u wutlti occasionally work lts way out
NJ iAr ns su BE- stsn ii! het'ois Adopted 10 eltct
iuaIly, smoking Ii e..ar wa. ptuJosau, ana. BY
cuslss t!4r nuso, ntd forcily ttie ssnuks down
Tie throat, intu tho eu4tuchtan tube. .s,at eoa-
1lert wIh thc iiHHd, II hui Ins dust1el rIfers 10
drive ane troublesome tt!scct nui, aud thus &C.
iiuyol Mr. L'sbeukuccht frous uuy further
ltulElt,
, 1879-07-19
FEVER AND AGUE.

FEVER AND ADUE cured for hfty ccnt1 Thern y
md Agtr, nnd iii ofac: sinlnfious, NoM1,. Scarlet,
Typhoid. TrIlow. and nthcr Tcycss {aac t!y Ra4wayi
Pills.. quickly ~ 1kADNAf6 READY ItELlEft
FIFTY cept4 PER b0ttle.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1879-05-30
$50 lag sas garaStesY

Ser 8rOfefor Der NfpriuIo9ie an Der
leip5i9er So91bule Or. 1rie0ri6 9e,
litIh, belt i'm Berein fir @rbfunoe in
2eip5is einen 8Ortrug iiber bic Srnee:
nBo lag bas Barnoies ?" 9tn6 Sfiss
5irung u1o &ritit Der bisberiaen Nufd.
ten. Don oenen bic trnbitiOneIen mad
Spfepbus bos GnrabieS on ben Senbus,
@stBen Ntl uber Squs, Die nnpere nod
benz armeniiden SOdlono In bas
A~ueGensebiet beg @upbrnt unS 9iaris,
bes Nrares uuo Ghaiis, Die brittle (cnIz
binitti9e) mad BEN Simpftn an Der
@up6rats Ttsris. Wiinbung nerIeqt, Der
frat &eener bic Nnnnbnte beg 6ondu>
bers Sopfinfpn, bfr IhDn 1893 in fei,
mem 8u6e rDescriptio paradise be-
bauptet bate. ole bier 6nuptwnffer beg
biblilten @oen i,ien in benz Gupbrnt,
benz EtariS unO Spei Camden bts erfte.
rem gu iu6eu. 9aB oaS S%nuptaelpidt nuf
bic 8endferuue gu leaen unb bnS Chen
UNI BabplUn 5u iuhen lei, beftdti9te aud
Der Orientnlift @eb1tein in 9amnsctIs,
fteGte enoli6 Cir SenrD Rnplinipn
auBer 8petfel. 2esttrer fanb auerft in
&sili6lift 9enfmdlern bns Borooies
a1s v@nrten beg @ottes Dunn" besetfs
net. .S6lttBlib entoedte BrofeT1Dr Or.
9elisid ielbIt i'm ourtsen Sabre ~ 2Ons
bon afiDriihe Eopo9rapbteen, barunter
elm 8er5eibniB Der Candle. Swei Der
lebteren bieBen 8iiau unb @utnr, of
fenbar Die Salptnnfer 8iIOn unb @i=
bon. tuelde Der @reseie Ter @enefis 70
uiele S6tpieriafeIten aernddt baden.
Dns 8araoies lag nlio in 8nbDfonien,
umFufen BON @uphrat unb 3igris, 70
tuie ben betbeu 9rusen Camden Btian
(oem Canal Bnlaeottos ooer 8aGlnfopoS
Sl Gteranber's beg @roBen 8eit) unb
Sudan. NGe @inSelbeiten ftimmer
auf's Bette gu bieier @rtldruus.
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me;,en III beSouSerS aefdbrtt@,

tuenn Der Euurif fh ni6t nit elmer EebistH veriieht,
ouf bic er fh u~erIafen fam. @eAiGI Der 7enperd
tur. una pOlnte uub unsutrdsIi1e 9Of, unsetDohHtss
unb unaeIunbes BaFer, Gaf elmer RoHts ourd bic
Srupens cher ausers ResiOuen, no EsaIaria eEtfttrt,
HBb aues uub sebes NIT 9efabreu nsrtnhrft fhr ben,
ser unborFdtis seHus ia, FG niht mt siHem abbalie
oe,pibreuben Gdusmrttel OOrsuiehen. Sns etHfiHis
mioe 9euouts 70 nieIer s2eiienoeu ~ asansr uHo 81
qaao 6efdflgt bic Ebntiad,e, eo5 osS @sorang eon
M hisie @pioh en- fdhlt uHo unangrerf5ar mahf,
nnb Sis bic Re6isin seeeH pl6BIife uno uHerpart re
9ufoue beiouocrs nerfhuon III. RrdHi9eiten pc :
Sfs1e Rhennatismus uno RerueHldra ne, onrn
8ioshenung berpOrsesraft fHe inter pen Ss,osn;
Del9en 6HIisLanieH, Se'lsSsiD ss. mn enSere Sranf6eE
ten rrsiden ben @trtuHpsa ets Stttsrs proHipf uno
npntdHot9.
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Der ,ttaItttSfe @eFe.

Nenes (Bu ibrsm 8ruber 8nrO: 8a'
rum IdBt Dnfel Guguft f6 tuObl ME
photographer? Or 1T Suor febr bdBli6.
aber er nfirbe bod feiueu 8erUanoten
cine 5reu6e nit fei EN- Bible MAIDEN.
5tuoiuius &nrl: 9os nil i6 Dir
faeen, Ggnes. Ginmol Bat er es oer<
iudt. aber ia bat i'm iugGr Der BhotO<
qrnp6 surGdaetpieieu: er pdre bod 81
b6slin; bas t6nnte ieinen Gpparat per-
berben.
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Nus benz Stuttaarter oSaaIt" b. ii. Mai.)
S<u Der Nrtuta.

8%rofeiior: Sh6men sic flo,
Bilbelmi, elmer iol6eu Nnitpurt. Sbr
8ruoer TbeOoor bate oas uiel 6ef +
gema9t. Der uerfnno has @riebibe,
BOB man feline Sreube oaraH bate.
Nber Siel
BflheImi: @uii9ulbi9eH Sie,
6err 8rOfefiOr, mein Bruoer TbeObOr
lift audi piel dlter nls i9.
8rofeffpr: G6 NOS, nI8 Sbr
Bruoer bier bel mir ben Sophofles ees
lefeu bat, MAI er geraoe 10 alt IDie sic
@ttbelmt: grlnuben sic, Serr
BrofeHor, mein 8ruoer The0oor 10 q I
II er nieL alter aIs i4l
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Roo sejt 6toItenifAes grbSMaFtS.
g1TnAeSEse ~

Den grbet bes STE Qsaldrtnumu. dIsr
in erftet 2inie ben &6nig umberto boz
Stnlien, brubt etn 8ro5aB, dbnIl9 Scnn.
bnI6s. tuie Der Bro5sB 2ambertini gin.
tuneli. Ole gbeLente 9rpu6IUItf ous
Der 2ombnrbei baben ndtnIi6 aeaen Die
@rbeu @ictor @mnnuels einen Nruaes
an9eifren9t De9en, elmer riifftdnoiaen
HS6uIo BON 41,OO0 Sire, bic aus benz
DECEMBER 1868 bafitet ff1a. Hn 6feIer
Belt besnb fi9 bns @bepanrs Br0paIoli
nit ieiner nbtaebnidbriaen Eodter goz
mems N6ele. uuo feineri SU6ne @ouaro.
nn9 Glorent, mo fth Der iunae Mnnn
in rer Malertunf tueiter nusbiIben
funte. Gts ibuen bic Mittel ausginaen.
i9idten bic Gltern .tbr TD6terlein snI
Sictor emanuel nit Der Bitte, ben
Gruoer. gratis IN cir. &nnffinffitut otfs
uehuen 81 Iofet. Ser &6niglihe
Ndcen befeIte bur@ bic @@nefer bei
.oem Bruoer auet 8iloer, fir atuelde
cine &aten5abluns bon $4,000 aire suz
9efi9ert tuar6e. Asr
Die Gntlaae eibt nid,t an. ub Der
Maler bic 8ioer mirtIt9 dteeIiefert
bat, fOn6err beTagt Ieoigli9, 6a6 Der
&Dui9 NJ 90C0 Sire be5nblt babes
Die Rld9er forbern nun bur& eined'
Saroinii6en 4onofnten, Der elmer Der
A Tbeilnsbmer am repnblifnnil1en
&UnqreB uno SusIei9 Sntimus hes4
Sufti5miniter8 Tnieua lit, ben &Sf Der
&6nialiden G6ulo. Dem erfteebore=
men Sobne @ictor gmanueI'S @5nia
!9nmbert, Doer nielmebr ieinem SteT
brrtreter, benz Miniter bes &5nieli6en
9auies, 8tfOre, iotuie benz BrinSen
1T bic @~orIn6un9 bereits Elm.
9ebdnoi9t Dorben. 9a bic iibrieen
@rben 8ictOr gmnnueI's. bic &6niQin
bon 8Ortu9al unb bic Brin5eTIn @lp:
in StalieH fein 0ontiSiI 6efisen,
luOate Der Nooofnt bic 8orlabuna an
Der E6iire 6es R6mii@en RathbnuIes |
lafen. Der &bhiaIi@e 8rus
gappeai tppnte bieIen Scandal
ni6t Su9eben, ipuroe jeoo9, tuenn Der
,&iioretmentp" reGt unttrri6tet i'll,
pom SuItisminifter Eniani bnbin ins
fih ni9t 3u ipleerIebeu, ha Dor
,em @eiese &qe 9leid tudren. Db ale
6ebouptun9en Der g6eleute Bronafolt
mo hires 361terIeins Moele nuf @abrs
)eit beruben, mus Die @eri9tsoerbano-
ung 5eisen. 1
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Qienten GntE D. aBonh. Nsr
N0Ier nuf ben froaS6F3rh Sot
a.g 6eItllngsndwti@sen einer
mag eteie @enernnn uIr einoeFE5rt Ipor.
ben Iein?
am b.. Sap: Nns
5IlEIessss 0snagsn, ME Id befmutbe:
esEs9s. eatlt ets fFon1olli9e &rmee ina
sues Nse9ss mt Denti&Ion0
asts UDa gVtne 9eteEa Dse Spibe bieten
t1aHs uno aioeite1sk paFait mir ou6er
SIano gelest neroeR pue ammo 20 une
n, ben @Oae[ ubsnimfeEen.
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etue,,, ge,Tmttten.

Wenn tos 2eben eor 10 iauer
unc Der Cob bas Slid aaein,
81, bu Mnnn Der etui9en 2rauer-
Stirb unb laS bas GtenHen iein.-
gmiI Bef4tnu.
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Git. sanuppSobt.

Gne 5ru bar dren q Wanr nertloet,
bait be OF nit be 5ubft bruu Inrt blas
i6lasen bar 81.
rppen ~ 3ermin fr6bt 81 ru be
8i tier, matt g. bait pahr mir y, rrtt
mo be8) 10 rob finn finn 81 i'm Sru
TO nit be 5ubt to i9lneen.
rgte," idr be N1ann, vbutt's MID 70.
Sd bdtutu On blubs 1O) nit min
S9nuppoobf en- bdten III fIoppt."
WSa," - febI emm be Sru od int
8ubrt 12), - ubatt's 70. Serr &ih=
ter, dtperft Re idnubwt 49, fi9 in be
6nno."