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Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1879-07-26

to the beach, and mix them with
bog and earth, After standing for
a year, this becomes a rich fertili-
zing compost, very stimulating to
crops, but leaving little subtance
in the soil beyond the materials
with which the caplin were mixed.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1879-07-26

A prettily.dressed little girl fell
on a muddy street crossing the 9TH
er day aud a gentleman FASTENED
to her assistance. After cleaning
off her clothes he asked her il he
shouldn't escort her home. "No.
thir," answered the dignified little
damsel; "if you please we amt
been introduced.r--TB Boston Courier,
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1879-06-04

lMAxIMs FOR HARD TIMEs.-
"Take care OF the pennies" Look
we'll to your spending. No mat
ter what comes lin, if more goes
out you will be always poor. The
art is not in making money but in
keeping it. Eittie; expenses, like
mice in barn, when there arc
many, make great waste. Hair
by hair. heads get bald, straw by
straw the thatch goes off the cot
tage and drop. by drop the rain
comes into the chamber. A barrel
is soon empty, if the tap leaks bus
a drop a minute. When you be-
gin to, save, begin with your
mouth; many thieves pass down
the red lane. The. ale jug is a
great waste. In all other things
keep within compass. Never
stretch your legs further than
your blankets will reach, or you
will soon be cold. In clothes,
choose suitable and lasting stuff
and not tawdry fneries. To be
warm is the main thing never
mind the looks. A fool may make
money, but it needs a wise man to
spend it,. Remember, it is easier
to build two chimneys than to
keep one going. If you give all
to back and board, there is moth
ing left for The savings-bauk. Fare
hard and work hard when you are
young, audyou will have a chance
to rest when you are OLD.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1879-06-04

Pianos and Organs.

~, The undersigned takes this method to in
form the citizens Of Newberry and surround
ing Counties, who are desirous of purchas'
ing an Organ or Piano, that he has perfect
ed arrangements with the manufacturers by
which he can RETAIL you g. Piano or an
Organ At WHOLESALE PRICES. Wecan sell
soa. first class instrument at the. same
price as these cheap shoddy things so ex'
~tensively advertised over the country. a
written guarantee for 5 years accompanies
every instrument we sell. We put them up
IN your residence, and keep them in tune
for 12 months free of charge. We respect
fully refer to the following well known par
ties TO whom We have sold:
! Nr. J. O. Peoples, Piano, Newberry c.
SE.; Mr.. OIL. Schutupert, Organ -Newberry
Is. H.; Nr. Christian Bennett, Organ, Cokes.
bury, S. c.; Mr.. Jacob Counts, Organ,
Prosper;ty, S. g.; Mr.. Jonas Swink, Piano,
Union C. q, S. c.; Mr.. Asa Smith, Piano,
saiorC. q. S. c.; Hr. Jas. R. Ellis, Piano,
aion G. H., S. c.; Mrs. E. II. Rice, Organ,
dweN P. o., S. c.; Rev. J. l. Bonner,
no, Due West, S. G.; The 4. u: E.
rch, Organ, Newberry, S. c.; E. S. Cop
*. Piano, Newberry, S. c.
ld Pianos taken in exchange for ne"
3. Pianos teaed and repaired at short
tice. Satisfaction guaranteed or no pay
Respectfully, ........
W. n. SHACKLEFORD.,
Feb. II, 1S79-s-6m.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1879-06-04
No. %.

having anything to dc with such per-
forua0ces, but then he is a married
Man, and one mas to look out for dol
lars and cents.
y badly shaped urn of flowers about
four feet high stood on the right hand
Of the stage; this doubtless in imita
tion OF the Plymouth arrangements.
At Plymouth Church, however, the
floral decorations are very tastefu!ly
disposed. Fortunately Talmage did
not tumble the urn over. Sometime
in consequence Of his exuberance of
spirits, | expect to hear that he has
wrought devastation to everything
within reach.
Altogether the, whole thing im-
pressed me as coarse and unattrac-
tive parody on Beecher. A desperate
attempt at imitation.
LUCY CARTER.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1879-06-04

Scott by telling him to cut him
n1i about thirteen feet OF water
pipe on the bias, and be asked Mr..
Parsons to let him have eleving
dozzcn skeins Of cotting batting
aid send him up man with a tin
Upper; he told Dr.. Cochran, the
dentist, to come right up and fill
the baby'S teeth. and begged tho
doctor to hurry right away and
put halt sole on the school house
window. and then he ran TO the
shoemakcrs aud asked him
if lie had vaccinated his little
girls shoe, and amazed o street
car driver by asking him for a
bath ticket, and when the man
came around with tho oar-locks
and dip-net, be told him to take
them up aud lay them in the front
hall, the girls would show him
where: And by three O'Clock in
the afternoon it had got all
around town that old Mr.. Throck-
morton was drinking as bad as
ever again: and hadn't drawn a
sober breath all day.
Huntington RaUkeye.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1879-06-04
SsI*etsh ggtorp.
GERHY CiRNEgIE'S SONG.

sTen minutes to ten-if I hurry
| shall catch the ten-ffteen train,
and may manage to be back 10
dinner at two, mamma
So saying, Gerty Carnegie, with
deft fingers, rolls up a piece OF
manuscript music, and then runs
up stairs, to equip herself for the
expedition to town.
Gerty is in deep mourning.
Only five months ago she lost her
brave, noble sailor father, cap.
teln of an ocean steamer, that was
lost, with all souls on board,
among the icebergs.
He has left his widow and only
child wholly unprovided for, and
they have to depend upon their
own exertions for the means Of
subsistence.
So Gerty, who is brave girl as
we'll as a pretty one, has thrown
herself with her whole youthful
energy, into the task of teaching
music, and the other day has even
attempted a composition it is a
song set to Tennyson's Flow
down, cold rivulet, to the seq, a
very ambitious undertaking; but
what is there too high for the am
bition Of youth ?
This precious work ofart, neatly
copied, she is now on the point of
taking up to one the music pub
fishers in London-she is living
with her mother at Wimbledon
and her heart beats high as she
gives herself up to the architec-
ture of airy edifces, furnished
with fame, success and prosperity.
She hurries to the Putney STA
tion, and jumps into an empty
looking second-class carriage, and
takes her scat with her back to
the locomotive.
There's no one with her in the
carriage, 50 Gerty begins to sing
her song, partly out Of the fulness
Of her glad young heart, partly
with the purpose ofexercising her
voice a little, for she hopes to be
permitted to sing it to Mr.. Doosy !;
she has a clear and sympathetic
me==o- soprano, and, pleased with
her own performance, repeats her
song over and over again.
Suddenly she is startled by a
cough behind her-a manly cough,
and, oh, horror as she quickly
turns round, she beholds in the
far corner Of the adjoining COM
partment q nan.
Dreadful! Has she been giving
an unsolicited concert to this
abominable stranger, who dares
to sit there, and, with admiring
impertiencc, take off his hat to
her? She feels inclined to cry
With shame and modification.
Luckily the train slackens speed
at this moment, and, in her hurry
to get rid Of the mau, Gerty is
even willing to risk her life in an
attempt at jumping out while the
train is still in motion, but the re-
fractory window saves her, tor,
wrestle as she may, it refuses to
slide down and permit her to open
the door.
Thank heaven!' She calculates,
as she rapidly passes through the
crowd Of passengers, and hastens
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1879-06-04

It is secret known to few, yet
OF no small use IN the conduct Of
life, that when you fall into q
mans conversation, the first thing
you should consider is, whether
he has greater. inclination to
hear you, or that you should hear
him.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1879-06-04

1t often depends on trife, not
more than the toss up Of a penny,
whether a man should raise him.
self to riches and honor, or pine
away in misery and want till he
dies.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1879-06-04

The object ofall ambition should
be to be happy at home. If we
are not happy there, we cannot be
happy elsewhere.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1879-06-04

The innocence and purity Of
childhood brings bitter heart
pangs to the sin-hardened man
and worldly woman.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1879-06-04

Widows over fifty cannot marry
again in Portugal. In this coun-
try widows never get over fifty.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1879-06-04

Dare to change your mind, con-
fess your error, and alter your
conduct, when you are convinced
you are wrong.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1879-06-04

West Point has living Gu
riosity. 1t is a preacher who
"quits when he gets through"
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1879-06-04

The seeds of repentance are
sown in youth by pleasure, but
the harvest is reaped in age and
pain.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1879-06-04

The flights CT the human mind
are not from enjoyment to enjoy
ment, but from hope to hope.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1879-06-04

It has been said that cork
screws have sunk more people
than cork Jackets have ever saved.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1879-06-04


tive parody on Beecher. A desperate
attempt at imitation.
LUCY CARTER.
THE MAN WITH a FAMILY.
Mr.. Jasper Throckmorton, who
lives out on Summer street, is the
father of ten children. Yesterday
morning Mr.. Throckmorton was
just on the point of putting on his
hat to start for the office, when
Mrs. Throckmorton called after
him from the kitchen:
Stop at Soldiers and tell him
to come up and fix the water pipe,
and get a big tin dipper;and bring
it with you this noou.. Don't tell
them to send it, they'll forget
it, +.:..:.. ->...:
Mr.Throckmorton said he would,
and then put on his hat and start
cd. AS he reached the front door
his eldest daughter shouted from
up stairs :
Pa! pal! pail! 60 to Green
baum 4 Schrode's and ask Mr..
Scott to give you two yards and a
half of brown satin, cut on the
bias, to match the dress got last
week. He'll know the kind. Bring
it with you. l don't want to
wait for it..
And Mr.. Hhrockmorton, pausing
with his hand on tho door, said be
would get it, and then sighed ard
opened the door. Just then his
eldest son shouted from the Sit
ting room:
Father! the man was up here
twice yesterday for the money for
my new boat, and I just gave him
q nose to you and he'll call at the
Office to-day for his money and
will give pair Of patent oar-locks
and a. dip-net. Bring them up
with you when you come to din
ner. ....;;:. ... ,.-... r. r..
Mr.. Throckmorton.! kind of
stiaed a groan like, and saying he
would attend to it, went out. AS
be passed down the porch step his
second daughter leaned out Of a
window and cried:
oh, pa; do stop at Parsons as
you come to dinner and tell them
to send man to lay the new hall
carpet when they send it up, and
you can get ten pounds Of cotton
batting and bring it up with you,
for we want it right away and
can't wait
The parent paused with his
hand on the gate latch and, with
visible effort, promised to remem-
ber the errand and bring up the
cotton batting, and opened the
gate. But the voice of bis young
er son from the side: yard caught
his ear and held him for a mo-
ment.
Pap, oh, pap! Want ten cents
to pay for a winder broke in the
school house and I can't; 90 to
Sunday-school, till l get a new hat
and some shoes, and please can't
have quarter to 60 to the pic
nic?'
Mr.. Throckmorton silently reg.
istered a dogging for the broken
glass, a negative for the picnic,
and said he would get the boots
and hat. Then he turned to 60,
but as he passed down the street
his six younger children came
running after him:
on, pa, don't forget to stop and
see if the old umbrellas fixed, ma
says
Stop at the dentists and see
when he can fill my teeth
Bring my shoe home from the
shoe-maker's.'
Ma says be sure and tell the
doctor to come up to-day and vac
cinate the baby!'
Pap ,! Kin l 60 swimmin' in
Hawkeye krick tonight 2
Pa, oh, pa gimme five cents to
ride on the street cars =
And Mr.. Throckmorton went
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1879-06-04

Indiana contains a politician
who "can talk the tongue out Of @
jewsbarp."
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1879-06-04
ADVERTISING RATES.

Advertisements inserted at the rate OF
500 per square Zone inch) for first insertion
md IS cents for each subsequent insertion.
n"uh'" column advertisements ten per cent.
on above.
Notices of meetings, obituaries and tributes
OF respect, same rates per square as ordinary
advertisements.
Srrral Notices in Local column IS cents
Fnr line.
Advertisements no: marked with the num-
Der of insertions will be kept in till forbid,
AID charged accordingly.
Special contracts made with large adyer.
'i>e:S, wiIh liberal deductions on above rates.
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SOg PREsT'Y,EVG

DONE WITH NEATHESS AND DISPATCH
TERMS CASH.
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what a lovely girl!' Tom Went.
worth remarks to bis cousin
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-05-08
Gin neuer Gefpimnftitoff.

Der "Busluusr 3situms" wire sea
fahmdnnilAss St;ss sstarvtsn
Die bsMfstnten Drsife Der Wuns
unr 9auMpdue lOwOAl als aah bic
MtlfausielIunsen instsioub.re bic pen
Vtdaeslpbia uno paria lsften bic Nuf.
msrtfamteit peg Mp,stts tsiessrtslt auf
rin tissnt6iimlihss @swsbe pom idSasr
wsibr Gurbe uno pom ieipsnartisem
GIANT, bas i'm ffrntn Orients ihon felt
bem altertbpms bsfannt war, Etgire!nas
atsr pne aawsHtlia, fsilesH osftn Spinu'
ftpH In WsRineieA uae in Msrieq bauHJ
ansepTan5t worben 10, aud In unftrtn
Qabsn fertiS oearbeltst ~ iauftn ~. Diefe
@trebe fiup is.n. ia Is ira8t FA. os bic
fdaf pinbtidt ednwunb", ipslGe BE Nttsn
unter otm Vamsn ) Bp1as" fanptsa. ui&t
sbsn isnss eOsfpinnn mar, bas R& jtbt
octlfn Ndfaa frobert. Gsii bas Gclsr.
eevebf ans stntr urientolilssnj III Gttha,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-05-08

un1dlitt, bic 70 freunblid seuetn III, NIT
sisener 5ano unier 6riibitad gu bereiten,
- 5erren Stuotolen Bod uno gsser~
gyir mahten Elm linti1heS Compliment
unb bic Dame tulhte nah sinem freunsli
den Qdhsln sur 5tar binaus.
gtnen Mueenblid mar lautlole Stille i'm
3immtr. Sober mar nod nit ieinen @m.
pFnbuneen beihaftist.
@er a& sueri ertolt 9atts, mar Bod.
Gin famcler Bslenl laste ct uno nidte
6rans srtnitnb 3u.
Gum eriten Mal i'm 2eben mibftsl mir
bie(er Musorud, bsi7sn mir uns 70 oft fhul.
big semadt. 6annf bu bid nidt anaan.
bigger aueeriiden Z faste i'd unwi(lig. Du
Yost. mub man beam atlsm. pas pu 1asf,
BEN gcdsserua anmertsn
Qa6t bas uno trintt befabl Gran, Ia
denr. Stobt an, @lile loll leben
Dreimal iaete Bod uns ltur,te Elm
pOues Glas binunter. Mber mas Der
Steinsiel famos iit NIT Damsn gu benst.
msa msib! Sd btn tmmer fhrsdlta lin.
fiih, auber menn i'd tstnfipt btn.
Das mue man Mtles lsrnsn, msinte
@tsintiel stfdmeiAelt. DurA ben llm.
sana nit Damen fommt oas ssn alsin.
gon leibf, bsibt es, mari Bod Elm.
Nrn, mir Mafensr lagen sen a(lein.
Mbsr tpeibt ibr aus 2 Msin SdaBhen
uno 8rau!ein Gtile aeben beute nadt Grin
taus gum Bale. Du eebf ia nit, 6ran,2
Sd mub rotl, ba i'd einmal 70 unpor>
la!is gemsffp bin, es3u psripredsn.
NA Gott, ,res fno mir arme Isslcssn
rod abel bran! leubte 9teiueisl. Oa
mafsn.wir fGon pom ftten lltr an i'm
Raiten fbsn uno elm Nnbsrsr ssbt nit
unisrm Mac6en 5ur RirmeB.
BOrtfsbnns fplat.1
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-05-08
ssas.

- Sn &,iTe, eimsi1cne Co., fam am 2.
Mai an iunser 4aiatriasr Maun pom
Sort Griffin an, Der feinen Namsn ale
Anerew Drafs ansat unp sr3ablte. baB er
I'm Mai 1876 bel Jort McRapett BON
Commanders sefansen eenommen uorbsu
isi. Bier Sabre lang ,pur sr bsi Cen
SnDiaasrn, ete sr slps @slsseaseiI ayr
8luht tqne. Gnblih seIans 20 ibm, BON
Sort Griffin aus ~ entfommsn unb be.
fano er f@ auf oem Msse mad arlanlas,
peleltlt feline glt.rn wobusn. In &ofe
iisuerte Man @e!e auiammsn, um iem bic
Neiterreifs iu ermS5lihen.
3 = 5n Snsleioe, San Yatrisio Goun,
ty, lpislts Elm fanfidbttssr &aate NIT
elmer altsn g,iftols. Diele mar selqeen
une tsim Spislsn eiH5 ser Sous Is5
anb taotste sslsa Spitlfsmsraeen ron
orsi Sabren.
- gon Bafrop 1drsib, man: Der
lsste Nesen mar unnStbiS; Ia bic grntsn
aus sejeihnet ifsben.
= Sa 9rcdett ine bsrsits reiif YfrG'
DE ,usbaten, y
= Sn Der 9aaat bss 6. Mai fanb Gel
gof gernutt rim tsftissr giurm fatt, Der
,wti gtunben lang anbitlt unb ben Gruten
unp 5sn,sn fdmersn @Gaoen saflste.
Das 5aus BON McNeil wurbe ppm
Sturm unseriaen uno Der eisenttiimsr
lammt isinsr Grea byrd ei; fagsabsa
GaIteH beihaeiat.
-- Bsi Brownsville wuree elm Merita.
ner, Der nit feiner Grau unb einem Rinte
nah isiaer Garn, 3uradts9rte BON einem
unbstanntsn Ntrifaner seltoGen. Der
@ann tislt res Sinb auf ssm arme Mnb
IA bic Grau fiir bic @tasrb.it belIslten
Mhtfte. ip 0eate iie lia por oalTelbe uub
sreislt stsnfaqs cine SaubUunbs In Der
9run.
= Sn Galerpsa COUNTY wuresn beim
lebten @epttter BON elmer 6eerbe Yferbe
10 Stad set6htst.
-an S!af pal COUNTY nureen ils,-
ltd 500 Sfsres bag staa ii 6 bsdar
srEaufI.
- Sn upalee County tat Gin Wann
Don ct. Qouis Die qeona Tarm lbernom.
men, rvelte elmer @sistlldaft In Ybllabsl.
ptia an9sbSrt uno MID auf oeriater ge.
waNtruus eIaiatreH
= Sn Bradstt lisssn Al perfonsn an
BEN 8iattfrn earnsper, 4 iap bis isbt
Stferten.
= Sn eaatoaills 9at g4 sig fassIsr
/ Alub ateisssi.
= Die @tfAdYtsrstisnptn IN Ieras
wotlsn it4 psreinissn uno ssssn bic ibnen
BON ftr eesislatur auierltstt eteusr pro.
tsitiren
= Sn Brsnbam wsrbsn nsue &er.pf.
| feln gu sl.oo Der Wultsl ystauR. 81
= Sn ZEN GOuntiss Collin. @raYicn,
&aufnfan, 9alas, Denton, 4asraat sns
GQis lAdt! mas bra esnaS Der We5,n
erate auf l6 BIS 90 Balsel bonn Ndtr.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-05-08

Supan uns Sfinbisn, lctpte auf ben
Sunpa. Snlsln teimilden YFan,e, welde
perennirt uno su uniertn Nelel. Der 5anf.
YHansen gebort wie bsnn Der Orient reid
1T an pFan,en bis(er @attang, bic bes
Werfwiirotsen piel bieten. @stSrt bod
-auber Der se nstnfn Ober @arten.Nenel
(Urtica urens) = aud bic erube 5eden'
Nehel (Urtica divica) bterber, bic neuer'
binee In otelen @esenben, 70 AUDI In
Shlefeu, ansebaut !pirb I'm BON ibr bic
1hon ptelseriibmten toies d'ortie' su sc.
pinnen. Die sJefiofsit ber neuen 1rtiea.
Safer III eine mfbr ale sepDbnlide; fir
eine Wariue tpie Die ensliIde unp norbame.
rttanilde 1T ein @eipinnfnoif, wte ber in
Reee ReSenee BON @iAtiSteit, iowobl fur
Eaue une Stridleitern, ME fir anoere oa.
nit suiummsnbdnaenbe SnbuFrie.Gr,eus.
niiie. Man bat beBbalb, ranentlid in eng
liiden Mrienalen, gerlude anseltellt, I'M
bic Teftisfeit Der neueu dineliiden SAFER
i'm yerslei& nit Sanf su prufen. limb
oa fanb .iia benu, baB rulliIder 9anf
bis gum 3erreiBen eine 2ait BON a9tSis
ailosr., @binusras pper @binaneiel Bis
1875 ailosr. uno @binasras aus Nlam
gar eine 2alf bon 16O &ilpgr. trus.
gSie nit mebreren Webeifrfien bic erlten
8eriude Bel unS in europa feblidlusen,
70 AUDI nit ber neaen @btnane6el, pa pcr
etliden Sabren bic Spinnn,aidinen uidt
fir bic Serarbeituns 10 auBercroentli9
LANCER 6aiern einseri9tst maren; bic neue
Safer 1T ndmlid pierz btS fiinfmal 70 lang
ais bic bes Slahles, bic tpieoer bic 6anfz
Safer ii6errast. SIN Orient baute man
bic Yfan3e bisber falt nur fir ben Sausz
beoarf. Seitbem aber ensliIde MaG=
frasen pcrliesen, um ben StDfI in srS.
Berer Wenae gu er1ulten, ieitbem bic
eceani iaea Snieln, ia ielbt @alifOrnien
Ano gfcrozNmerifa @ultur Yeriuhe nit
ber Urtica nivea tpasten, ,pelde aelan<
gen, eriaeintper Wobtpfi @binaaraS bdu=
flyer anf ben eurupailden Marften. Wan
t'aeet lest @arne, fertise Tiider uns
idSne Strumpfwaaren aus benz neuen
Stoffe in bielen 2dben unierer @rp6itlbte,
unb 10 brin9t AUDI Der neue Snbultrie=
Nrtifel bic Bel uns gar oft iiber bic N4iel
anseIehene Mellelfamilie 5g nsllea ghreu.4
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-05-08

,,Mttentats Aera" mare mptl NIT
8udii&t auf bic anaael Der In ben lsbten
tsIosn SatrISatea auf 9dnise reip. resis.
RENEE JarNen uno 5dupter Seritttn ut.
tentate unb .Mttentatsper(ude eiae gan,
sutrefrnst gs,eiHnuns ter yerioee, III
Der utr isbt lebsn 1847 fhce bsr 1ar.
aermst(tsr s1&e& asf 6risortA Wiltslm
~. Nns iM Sabre 1850 aus o.nislbsu
sin sewifsr sefeluse; 1s4s wurpe Der
perSp9 ppm MQesaa meaaiinss ansesrii,
len, lm Suni hss Sabres 1S4s auf ben
issiSen beutldsn &aiier. bamals prin3
BON Breu6en, ~ Minbsn ein Nttsntat
untsraommen uao ipdter AM IA. Suit
1861 wpp aa stset serIa!sesnca Malen im
Sabre 1878 fetn Qeben burn bic Nttsatate
bee Stubsntsn Ssear Bsdsr reIp. 5Spsls
unb bes Or. Nobiltns bebrctt; sessn bic
&Sniein 8ietoria rdtete 7A i'm Sabre
1852 cine m6rbriihe 5anb; bic meiaea
@ttsntate reip. Nttentats. lersuae Gnb
ieetnfaQs sui Wapoleon Ill. unternon,.
sten tspsbeu II In Sabre 1852 3u Mar>
feilIe, pu man benielben mittsla elmer SOL.
lenmaidine Inc Semitic 3u befSrbtrn
seoa6te; 1858 wurbe auf i'm ~ Yaris
sesenilser Der Opera gomique elm Mttenta:
untsrncmmen, TN Sabre 1855 feuerte sin
aewiHer Yianprt auf Napoleun uno i'm
Sabre lSG8 etfolate pas bslannte Orllni.
fAe pomOsn Nttentat, auBsrbem mursen
au vsrf&tebenen 3siten gentle Ysrlcnen
perbaftst, benen es naAsemtelsn werssn
tonnte, bab iie i& stssn bas Qeten tss
fran3Sfi&en &aiiers perldwprsn. ls53
puree esr Saaiisr BON Detssrei4 burA
sinsp S&ub pse nnsQrn Mtsuye, lsiAt
psrwunest ue Ia tsmislbra Sabre elm
ailsntat auf ben &0nts BON Stalisn, Bic.
tor Emanuel, unternommsn 1854 wurce
esr 5er,os BON yarma tGptlia psrwunSet
uno 1856 tpuroe Elm Moroperlsd sinss
eewiTea Gusutes aaf Die dt5nista Siatsaa
ppn @panien nsrbinbert; in bsmislbsn
Sabre pprps RSnis derpiaaab pon Neupsl
pom einem' Seleaten eefodens 1862
vuree auf sis 4Sntsia pau @risGenIaus
/ st;epers uEa am IA. Mpril 1868 Fsi oer
prafeen! Der Ser. staatsn, Mbrabam
sineOlu, burd bic mSrpsriIts Sane
Booths 1868 surpe Jirit Wihasl BON
Ssrssn meudIinss ansesrifen uno tn
SABRE 1871 Elm @tt.utat gui tsa esmaii
ger Sanio yon Gyaniih Amaosus, es.
Wadt; fie ispami tanildsn Nepabliiea
| aaten sbsuiaGs eias an M'ss.taten rtths
@slAiajis unp srwabnen mir bier nur bic
In bin rsfp. Sptrsa 1871, 1872, 1875
une 1877 erfols:eN GrmOrDunssn her
Wraltsnnn pom Ysru, Bolivia, gtuaror
uno parueuaY. Sn iansasr 3sis purssS
atisrtats agi esn &Saia 4amasrt pOa
Italisu, esu isbisen 8aais BON spanisn,
Atfonfo, uhb ualausf sin loldes duf ben
8atfsr ron NublanO eemadt. Das auf
2ebtsrsn unterndmmsne tn nbrissna bereila
6as brittle; paa srRs Attsntat fano am
l6. Npril 1Se6 ,u ct. Ysisrsturs iatt
bas ,meiie am 6. Suni 1867, an wslhsn
Sage Der Yols Ysrs;owsii su Yaris aui
ben G,arsn isuerts. als bisler In Bsslsi.
tuns isiner bepen SSbns unp Napelson's
III. auf eiuer gpssifrfubr. esariHsn mar.
| Mls tsr Mttsutatev Be! bisftn @.lsJenbst
sinsn smsitsn SHub abfsusrn poats, ,sr.
4 fpraus ber WOrbwuffs unp ,erlAmsttsrt,
bic rsAte 3ane ess WsuNsluiSretrs.
'' SITES nidbt merf,pnrbie,
wie fhnsa alls NauAer ertsnnen, sab be,
n - a.,Ak G.1 Anr TIA,
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cit cs niebt merf,plrbia,

srie lhnea ole Nauhsr ertsnnsn, sab Der
Duke of Durham" Naphtasai Der 4efs
il q Srast Gursn SShblsr bdrnah unS
tault ttinsn anbern. 3,2,79,tu,w,1i.
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perff&es Sniettsupu!per CUR gertlauna
BON @ustito's, Jltessn. Il0ben unp an.
eeren aeinen Salsften, 70 pie Gpantaltum
uae StansenfAwefel 3ur gertIlsuns Der
Mmei1en bel
S. &alteper & Sotn.
Norbleite oes Military playa.
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= Da i'd piel an 8opfldmer3en unb
Nppetitlcfsteit lit, 10 Lief i'd cine 6la.
fde bon Or. Nugu f &Snis's $ a nj.
burser Erppfen BON @pracule
fommen. Sic balfen mir uno iinb felt.
benz mein teiter uno biuielter 6ausar3t
semcrsen. 5. strdlent uuirn, q. 9.