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, 1879-06-12
A Hunt After Bats.

oro of the funniest stories have
,.ar5 for very long time, says a writer
hr soa tbc London Illustrated Sporting and
1T.omotie ~. M News, is my friend Mr.. Ec
ljoS, description of how he caught innu-
CIV os,Lio bats one night, II was many
N "ors AGO when he was young in his
yyrofession, while on tour with a pro
ppircial company, he had taken lodgings
" ~ clean but rather dilapidated little
house Soon after going to bed he fell
"J lslsen, and soon after falling asleep he
~as , awakened by a strange, tiuttering
ooise W" as of a frightened bird, in the cur
tains of his bed lie sprang up, struck
" Icbt, and saw dark.colored little
.rearure with wings laundering about
tbe room. Not being well acquainted
with natural history, Mr.. Eccles that
was to be, did not recognize it as bat,
hnt m determined to catch it, if possible,
and examine it carefully in the morning
Taxing up q soft felt hat, he began the
bupt and tried to capture the intruder
Cor long time in vain ; but at last he
nounced upon it, carefully took it from
rnder the hat, shut it i'll drawer, lis
tened to it's Intellectual attempts to es'
cspe-wanting to be sure he had really
caught it-and went to bed todream of
a,;nc DRAGONS But he was not destined
to sleep long.
Hardly hai he dozed off when an
other futtering awakened him, and light
inc another match he found another
bat. After this one he had another
hunt, caught it, put it in the drawer
with its brother, and again went to bed.
Again, however, he was awakened in a
similar manner bats came not in single
spies, buff the expression be pardon
abe--in battalions.
Mr.. Eccles hunted diligently and en-
Enthusiastically, making quite collection
Of specimens, and putting them all with
great care in the drawer. Heated with
the chase, he then opened the WINDOW,
and, tired out, at last enjoyed few
minutes sleep.
Waking with the morning light, he
Jumped out Of bed and opened the drawer
very cautiously, fraction Of an inch at
time, to look for his bats; but, 10 and
behold, there we're no bats there. He
opened the drawer wide, and then dis
covered that it had no back to it. He
had, in fact, been passing al his night
in catching the same bat, which had
flown out of the back of the drawer as
soon as he had put it in the front, and
when the window was opened had finally
escaped.
, 1879-06-12
saw FRANCISCO PRODUCE MARKET.

SAN Francisco, June 4.
FIRST pIsPArcH.
WHEAT Choice milling sold at 81 G6H
Shipping, 81 6lH. Large lots worth more.
BARLEY Quiet hut firm.
offerings small, as is demand.
Stocks firmly held.
FLOUR-Very dull and easy.
WOOL-Small stocks leave narrow scope
to operations. Undertone hardly as strong.
SECOND DISPATCH.
WHEAT Good choice shipping and mill
ing in good demand, bat held 2%c above
views of buyers. Superfne and Of grades
plenty, easy and dull.
OATS--Scarce and in good demand for
choice.
POTATOES-New choice in better de-
mand and lighter supply. Sales made at
50060c.
BAGs-Grain, quiet and firm.
NEW YORK MARKET.
NEW YORK, June 4.
FLOUR-Steady.
W00L-Sseady.
COTTON-Dull.
WHEAT-In fair demand, with prices ad.
vanced to 81 05@l II per bashel.
HIDES-In fair demand. Prices here adj
vanced to 19@19hc.
Whale and sperm oil, quiet.
CHICAGO MARKET.
CHICAGO, June 4.
WHEAT-98Hc paid per bushel for July.
BACON-Short rib sides "a 6211.
LARD-$6 0S@6 10 is paid for July.
PORK-$9 55(9S 55H paid for July
ENGLISH COTTON MARKET.
LIVERPOOL, June 4.
COTTON-Actiye and firmer, Uplands,
7Td Orleans, 6 3-l6.
, 1879-06-12
EngIish wheat Market.

LONDON, June - Floating cargoes,
steady
Cargoes on passage and for shipment,
quiet and rather easier
Mark Lane, quiet but firm.
Good cargoes off Coast-No. Sprlng
wheat, medium Chicago or Milwaukee, 480
lbs. sea damage, for sellers account less
usual 2H per cent. commission, 42s; Red
Winter, 45s@45s Cd; California, 500 ibs.,
45s(145s Cd.
Good shipping California wheat on pass
age, per 500 lbs, QueeS stown for orders,
just shipped or to be promptly shipped, 45s;
nearly due, ASS, Oregon for shipment, 46s.
Fair average Chicago or Milwaukee for
shipment during present month and follow
ing one, per 4o0 bs., 39s.
Liverpool wheat on spot, dull.
Imports Of wheat into U. X. during past
week. 2O0, ,000(G205, 900 qrs.
Imports Of -four into U. K. during past
week 57,000@90, 900 bbls.
, 1879-06-12

"Who was the first man?" asked a
Sunday school teacher of her prodigy.
"Adam - "And who was the first wo-
manP He hesitated but moment
and then shouted Madam p'
, 1879-06-12
Financial and Commercial.
roKrr.ANn, Jane.G. laIt.

PORTLAND, lune.C. ls7t
Legal tender, IL Portland, buying, par, and selling
at par.
Silver coin IN Portland TIC banks quote at l@ll per
rent discount
tsOme Produce Market.
The following represent wholesale rates from produ.
crs 1r first hands:
FLOCE-ln iobbinc lots STANDARD brands. - best
country brands, 81 OoQS4 &C.
WIIEAT-$L60, quiet
OATS white, 4Oo,43c q bushcI
ONIONS Zoe q 10.
ATOEs--Cnotahc al i5otdOy N bush Coming
IN freei..
MlDDLiNGs--JooDiDg Tor feed #2op2i inc S25
a27l y ton.
BISAN-Jo6bing at II y ton.
BACoN-sidos, o. Hams, ll@l9c; shoulders, 7a7ir.
LARD-In kegs and tins, 10c.
BUTTER quote choice fresh roll at Is to 2Oc; good
picked roll, ljc solid in kegs, 15c; market gutted
CiEEsE-oregon, llGtl3 California, loc.
DRIED fRUITS-Apples, sun dried, 3sc; machine
dried 7onSc, dull sale. Pears, machine dried, 7asc.
pluns, sun dried, 1t@ll
EGGS-lsc, good demand.
POULTRY Chickens, young, sS@S 10 per doz: old,
HOGS Dressed, 5c on foot &C.
BEEF Live weight p and 81 cts. for choice
SlIEEP-Live weight q and 80 cts,
Wo0L-Eastern Oregon, 1901; willamette Valley,
lSa2lc. Good tone to market.
HIDES l3c
TALLOW-Q QUotable at & and o. cts
HAY Timothy, haled, buying at slo and Sl2 4 ton.
General Merchandise.
ElCE-China, No. !, none China, No. 2, q! cts.
Japan, cts; Sandwich Islands, 7lc Very scarce,
TEAS Japan 80 and Acc; Black, GE and %; y. H.,
s5c
COFFEE Costa Rica, 10 and lie Java, 24G27
sUGARS-New lot Of Island sugars; Crushed A, He
fine crushed ll3c; Cube lOsc Extra c, 9i, Golden c,
9!c; Sandwich Islands, and sc.
SYRUP gal 60c
CANDLES-I4 and Is.
RAlsINs- Imported, 80 so and 50 80 a boz; CatOr
MA 81 and $.
S0APS-Good, b0c and 90.
YEAST POWDEB-D Donnelly, 10 and 2Cc q gross
Preston d Merrill 24c per gross.
OILS Ordinary brands Of coal, 25c high grades,
Downer Co., So and 42lc: Boiled Iinseed, 9jc; Baw
Linsecd 9Oc; Pure Lard 81 - and 81 40; Castor 81 25
and 81 40; Turpentne 90 and G5 cents.
, 1879-06-12
Dry Goods. Etc.
Retail and JobbiDg Rates.

Retail and JobbBg Rates
Cabot, A., to 7Ie; Cabot W. to Slc Calieees, 5@se
Gngham ll@2lc; white Rock Muslin, 1oc; white Londs
dale do 1Oc; other brands white Musin 7ql2Ic red all
wool FLANNEL, 2od60c; white anwool Flannel, 3OaGoc
Canton Flannel, bleaehed and unbleached, 9@20c;
Cheviots, for shirtng, l4l@l6c; Table Linen 35d65e
Waterproof, 7569Oe Crash toweling, 0@l5; Kentucky
Jeans 25GpS7l; red all-woo Blankets s69sJo: white
all wool Blankets, S5@cs 80; Cotton Batting 2o25c b
shirting Flannel 2540c black and colored Cashmere
45c Butter and Cheese CLOTH 5a7c; Seamless Sacks
25c Cashmere pants CLOTH 0Oc S5 Ticking, 12s 35c
Denims and Duck l6a 20c; Farmers Boots, $275 5oO
do Shoes Mems, $1.25a2Oo; do do ladies', calf skin,
$l.76a225 do do Chldrens' Shoes calf skin, sl.25
l5O Boys Boots ST. % 15O overalls, SOC 25; Jump
ers, SOC l25 Flannel 0yershirts Sl.25 a275; Mems
Undershirts and Drawers, 37lc $780, Oyercoats and
listers, s7GO 1900; Clothing suits $50 35 co. Cass
mere Pants 800 aG5O
, 1879-06-12

,,. And what would you do, Henry"
Ds.s Ia rather vain lady of her little
N SpneT' who had been assuring her of
a,S a~SSnoounded affection for her, 'if your
SY~u S.'' aunt were to die, and your uncle
Hau" e =" marry againl' "Why," replied
q Th ulh without the slightest hesitation,
'nOOld go to the wedding, of course" 1"
h. ,O'ning Is SO Painful at this season of
d yeaf as the disheartening spectacle
d. salne-year-old hen looking through
Will 'shce u at a man digging garden,
a,is,an Sne exercises her rugged legs and
ts,ri'e 'e claws on the plank walk, just
nj. S,ns IN practice till the garden is
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1879-01-08
tDhs 1lersA and 1sv Cure.

Chicago journal.
Mr.. EDlToR.-Allow me to say few
words of the greatest importance to the
public, through your journal, in regard TO
the terrible disease diphtheria, which is
raging with great destruction Of lives
throughout the country. 1t has ragged here
to fearful extent, quite large mum Der
OF cases proving fatal.
There is family here by the name of
Light, who moved here from Rochester
this season. Mrs. Light saia to some of
the neighnors that before moving here
she bad an attack of the diphtheria, and
cured herself by the use of kerosene oil
as q gargle, swallowing some; but the
remedy was so simple that our citizens
didn't think anything of it. until five of
Joseph Jelley's children were taken down
with diphthena. Their throats became
swollen and cankered terribly. Mrs Jelly
sent after her neighbor, Mrs. Milliette,
who had lost son by the disease, to as
certain whether it was really diphtheria
or not Mrs. Millete pronounced it
diphtheria in very dangerous form.
Mrs. Jelly said she would use Mrs. Lights
remedy-keroscne oil--which she gave
her children as a gargle. also had them
swallow some. The children recovered
rapidly, and in a few days were out on
the street.
Another neighbor by the name Of
Louisa, railroad uackmaster at this place
had three children taken with diphtherla,
and cured them with kerosene.
William Emery had four children
taken down, and gave kerosene oil, and
they recovered.
Robert Gillette was taken down, and
cured himself with kerr sene.
John Reynolds, OF lngraham, had a
daughter and niece cured by kerosene oil
after they were given up for death by the
doctor.
What is most astonishing is that not a
single case where they used kerosene oil
has proved fatal. The remedy is simple
and certainly cheap, and always at hand
IN all families throughout the land.
Also, George Gillette had three chill
dren taken with the same disease very
bad, and they were cured with kerosene.
Yours truly, p. LAWRENCE.
West ChazY, n. Y, Oct. 81.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1879-01-08

sHe came OOWn 10 me t0at morning on
the kitchen floor. As I said, there was
no necessity for Hulda's remaining
among the rust and reaches, the clatter
of the dishes, an1 the hustle OF the black
serving maids. I had kept Hulda the
lady manager of the house. Her laces
were real, while mine we're any two
penny cheatery that came to hand; she
rustled in her silks, while I got about in
giDgham gown; but we worked to9eth
er, Hulda and /, and the time had come
now when we could shake the dust and
ashes of this drudgery from our feet.
1t was growing hot for the season OF the
year. I had been thinking all the morn
ing Of the budding larches out on the
old homestead, and the tender green of
the willow slips down by the meadow.
It seemed to me could hear the young
lambs bleat, and catch the milky breath
of the COWS as they chewed their early
cud. Itmight have been the steam Of the
boarding house breakfast that dimmed
my eyes as whispered to HuIda:
'.It's all settlad. The bosrdeIs must
be told to-day. We're rid Of all this din
and drugdery. I've paid the last cent
on the homestead. and it's ours dearie,
to have and hold forever
''And shall we live there alone, Mag
daa' she said -"only you and n
II STALL take Chloe to help About the
house, ] said; '.but as to living alone,
that's what / thought we'd oeen working
and praying for. You certainly don't
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-07-22
Susembursisc hes.
0ereiniste Staaten.

Die Bort 8aibinston 3situns" idrsibt,
baB 9err u. Watrp, elmer ~unisrsr 9anbs:
Ieute, ct. 6rancisco, @al., oils feline Sci.
matb auserpdbIt bat.
Ser ct. GlunS v~gsorbfern" i6reibt: :
rBie man uns beri9tet. bat Serr Spbn
&oIer pom bier in Der gtdbe bes MeIroie
Depot eth neues, ssrdumises WaarenIaser
erri9tet, IN pel1sm CT bereits cine giiens
babnsW asenIabuns Waidinen untsrses
bra4t bat. 3wsi wsitere WasenIaouuasn
ioQen nod TN 2aufe bisisr Wo9s in benz
aeuen @sbdube abselabsn werben.A Sas
sebt ia Iuifis gu broben; pos tauisnb Der
Nouer wtrh gang y9forb.R inneiota1 am
gnbe NIT Mderbdumaibineu ueriebsn.
@us Safinss NEGLECT man einen i9we,
rem nufau, Der cine SamiIie 2ursmburser
betroffsn bat, iebO4 nod sIidli4 abIief.
I'm 0ienftas ben Is. SuIi tann 5srr Gam.
bert Gariser nit Srau unb elmer brsiidbri.
gen Go9ter i'm 8ussp mad Saitinss nit
Der abf4t, einen Sreuno an Der 5obsion
&oab su bsiu9eu. sic blisbsn in Der
Stabt iber Na9t nm frlb Worsens bic
Neiie anSutrsten. I'm 8 tlbr sins's iibsr
ben WiifiRppi biniibsr unb bann am lin.
ten nfer biuuntsr. Oort 1T bic Strase
f9Iedt, uou tiefsr 96Ssr unS ba Der SluB
bod, mar ifano Bafsr in bsnisIben. Oas
Bfsro ma6te einen Ssbltritt unb fiirste
ms @afer. @ariser ities aus benz 5ubr'
wsrt in Der Nbii9t has Bfsrb su rettsn.
Oo1 isst ~itirSte er NIT bsm Bferbe surid.
Beim auftau4sn rsi9ts sr Der Srau bic
9anb, bic nit Der Eo5tsr auf benz 8ussp
iaB. Sic ersriif bisielbs, su i9wad ibs
ren Wann beraussu,isben, f~tir3ten aue in
ben SluB. sic batten bort einen barten
9ampf bis fe wieosr ms Sussp tamsn.
Garrissr uarb sulest ~bepuBtlos. Sa tas
men @iisnbabnarbsitsr, bic auf ibre Wese,
itrsts sinssu. George Sdort elmer Der.
ielbsu, bra1te zines mad benz anberu
i9wimmsno ans ufer. Su einem triidsu
Sauie fanSen lie banu ibr llntertommsn,
bis fe nod Sauie suridtebren ~tonntsn.
9offsntli9 wirb Der llnfau feline weitsrsu
itlimmsn SoIgsn babsn. 8ir iinb Ssrru
SartbsI Wtilsr BON Saitinss fir bic Rad
ri9t banfbar.
Irripatet. -ans Iusfeson, Wit.
tb.ilte man uns nit, bag bort has S1ar.
lad .Siebsr iebr fart bauit. stu5 msbrer.
pon unlern 2anbsleuten iinb bapon beimse.
iu9t potbsn. 90 itarb elm Sobn 6ss
Ssrrr Wsatbias @asparb an bsmlslben.
gtid. S9mit bate ale feline climber msb
rere Woden barnisosrIissen. Nismant
waste 81 ben Rranten gu ssben, neil bas
Steber anifedenb iein iou. Damn mar IN,
fer alter Setannter Sobn Eboma aus 9or
0aibinston bier auf Ssiu9. @r srSSblt,
uns piel Neues pom 2ursmburssr 9anb, tc
er Iesten CONNER briben mar.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-07-22
ans,mburser @asetf~z

Sttte TN A~usemeinen. Gift TIM poriaen
Sabre wurbe bic i'm Serbfe 1873 adua
epaeutrte StrafanifaIt i'm ebemaIiaen 81.
observation-disclosures gberba9, an beren Steqe
Bite &reisseri@tssefdnsnife pon Wiesbabeu
uno eimburs, erfterss Elm fsbr ausaebebn.
ter Neubau, traten, auf's neue er5ffnet unb
bat einen sew6bnIi9 bic 3ifer 20O ibers
feiSenben Bslfanb.
Biitot Wtrmilob III nunmebr pom
Hom Ipteoer an bic i1wsi3erii4e Creme
suridsetebrt; absr bsribsr BARI er ni&t,
uno 10 muste bsnn in @snf ffatt isinsr Der
Bti4of pom geiblsbsm i. D Basnaub,
Abt pom ct. Woris, bic Sirmuns ertbets
len, wdbreab anberlsits am lesten Yfnaft.
feit Der Bil1of pon BaieI on SteQe 6ts
gii4ofes BON annecp (Sapopen, 5rant.
reid) bic prieiterlidsn Beiben ertbeilen
burfte. Bii9of WsrmiQob 1T BON Der
6rantbeit. bic er fid bur5 l1tberanifren.
suns 3uss3ossn, wieber bersefsIt.
Scr Jirf RarI gnton uon Sob.u,oI.
Tern bat aus InlaB ber SubsIbo9ssit bss
beuti4en &aiierpaares benz ~bsbenaoleris
fden W~aifenbauie y~gta3aretb@ Elm 9esat
BON SO, 900 Wart usrma9t.
Die Seiuitcn, wel6e i'm san,en drift:
Ii4en europa auf's bitterife gebaBt unb
uerfolst werben, fiubsn iest bei ben Earteu
in @sppten freunoli9e aafnabme unb ers
ri9ten in 8airo sroBartise gr3i.bunssans
italteu..
9aut benz rReidsan3." bat Der Railer
I'M Namen bes Gei1es bic pom BiiHof pom
Res porseuommsne g%rnennung bes bi.
i4Ofi9eu Secrstairs Nbbe 5ranI Qubwia
Sled in Dess gum 9snsraIDiear in Res
senebmist.
Gum 8ij6of ucn Antiuari Dat Der Yapf
ben sesenwdrtissu Sitar baieIbf. Don
Roloori beitimmt, bsiien S~nitaIatiou in
bteien Saseu i'm 8eiiein bss monteneari.
niiden Winiitsrs bss Suneru, Maida
Brbi3a, itattfnosn wirb.
Sm Seminar gum 81. Salpitius in ga,
tis (5rantreid) srtbsilte Der geabiutor bes
CARDINAL gr,biidofs an 800 Gbeoloaen bic
bl. 8rieiierweibe. BON ameritaniideu
Stubrnten befanben fi9 %barHnter: Sobn
Sprott aus 9artforb, Susb y. Gallagher
aus San 5rancisco, s. Butler aus Reu
Oort, pel4e bic Oiaconatspeibe empfin:
gen. Die 5erren 2ancaiter aus Sartforb
unb Quinn unb S'Srisn aus 9eu BORT
empfinsen bic nieberen Weiben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-07-22
Sir&ft6e g%leuisReiten.
SnIann.
Grtbi6ceieW tIwautee.
Sic is6fc Genrralbsriammlups bes
amrrif. Garilien 8ereins
(G<Lf.G "

oussbtte SWttstSW SkASbWp
CS&lu6.)
Die SsriammIuns Der 8srsinsmitgIieber
mad Der 8eSper i'm S9ulbauie Der Srans
aisfus: @smeinbe mar cine Der sabIreid BE-:
iu1ielten, bic Der 9erein bisbsr ~absebaIten
bate. Die iiebente Notwithstanding
pirS ssmdB YsrsinsbeidluB erft i'm Sabre
1881 in Buffalo, 81. q. if%attfinben. Sc
wurbe iebod smpfoblen I'M nd9ifen Sabre
aIsntbalben OiOceianfeiie abSubaItsn.
Bel benz s~rusiten @on,ert an absnb in
Der 6rausisfusttrte, bate i'd elm atuitii9
un9anftissS 8lds6eu, unb ma6te bas
Gonsert ni9t ben siiniisen Ginbruf auf
mid, wie bic 8esper. @s mag aud pobl
Der grmiouns ~meinerisits 3uSui9reibsn
iein. go. l.. Hodie Christus natus est
purbs slanauoq bur9ssfibrt; isbo4 mar
mir Der Cert man6mal unuerftdubIi9. go.
2. Justus ut Palma, seiunsen pom Gbor
Der Gran5isfustir9e pom Milpautee, mar
iebr senau unb ri9tis porsetrasen. SD
b0rte oenielben gbor Dor . Subreu bic 4u'
cien.WeGeu BON Bitt uuffibren, unb 1T in
9inii9t auf 0ortras unb ausiprade Elm
GROCER 6ortidritt su perSeidnen. Die
9eituns oss Chores fdsint mir In ben red.
ten 9anbsn ~ liesen. SO. 8. Sun Alma
redcmptoris pom paIeftrina, ~seiunsen pom
&atbebraIdor uon Chicago, ben i'd gum
eritsn WaI, b6tts, mar bas Tempo psridlsppt
unb bic Ausipra1e ni1t rein. Disies
@bor bat iebo@ re9t tii&tise Stimmen.
SO. 4. Peccata mea ron 8. QaIus (l520
-l694.) i9isn mir cine 2iebIinssnummer
bes padern Chores uon Detroit, Der ieit
Isttsm Sabre sineu sewaItissn Sorti5ritt
gema1t bat. Welde prd4tise Stimmen /!
Der Gbor brinst bic 2llten NIT elmer iolden
2si@tisteit unb Glesan5 Su 9eb0r, wie i&
bisbsr nod Don teinem @bor bsmertte.
$50. 5. wurbs uOn benz aenolba gbor isbr
frii9 unb gut uorsetrassn. go. g.. Ave
Regina non YirI CAB @slesenbeit gu 0ers
slei@unsen swii9en ssmiidtsm unb Bran;
nerdor. Sn Der fb6nen uno beutliden
2uslpra1e bss Tsrtss muB man ben Se'
minar16reH bic Balme bss Ibsnbs susr:
fennen. go. Z. Conirma Roc mar meiuer
@nii9t mad has Bette, has an bieism
Nbsnb 9eiunsen warbs. SO. 8. pures
nit pielem Se~ritdnSniB unb iebr gut Si
9sbSr sebra9t. go. o. b6rte ib Dor 2
Sabrsn in Ho9efer, o.. g., sbsnfals uon
benz WSuusr9or pom Detroit uub i9ien
mir bintsr Der bamaIisen gtufiibruns Su.
rid3ubIsibsn. 30. 10. LIT cine rs9t an'
ba9tiss Competition, warb absr stpas su
pbIesmatii6 seiunssn. SO. IL. Ave
Maria uou 9is1t IteB mid falt. SO. ~,
Haec est dies a9t itimmig pom Sanbl
Q55O-l5oD 1T elm raui9snbes slans,
POLES Stid unb wurbe taft nod ssnaus,
nnb i9Sner ais pirl'S Ave Regina porse
trasen. go. Is. Diffasa est gratia a4t
ffimmis semii@ter Gbor pon M. Sausr,
rang nit 9anbl's Haec est dies UNI BIT
Saline, unb i'd itsbe ni9t an, 9sstsrem ber
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-07-22
mid BON ben 2euten, welde slaubten, Elm
9eifpoIer Meni9 feiserettet worbsn, $ls3.
Damn ma@te i'd midi cine Wohe Iano ana

u,i4 bon ben 3euten, wel1e 9laubten, cir
seiftuo0er Wsnf9 fsi9erettet worten, $Is3
Damn ma@te i'd mid cine Wo9e lang an!
Sanfsn, nobel i'd bic sanae Summe per,
prabte. Sd tebrte aurid unb wibwete MID
pier Monate lang benz Eempsreu3idpinbeI
Sd sins NIT Srant Wurpbp-Sie wifen,
er 1T Nr. 1-nah Yittsbura unb nod Bal,
timore. Wsin @ei3en blibts nur su gut.
Sd mar elm serabe 10 sroBes Gbier, mi,
Jrant, pesbalb er eiferfidtis uurbe uni
mid on bic 9uft iette, uorssbenb, i'd Igt
betrunfen. Sd moi ~betrunfen, aber bes,
balb bod elm b%eiIersr Msni9, als er, Oh 6,
betrunfen ober nii1tern mar. 9esten Som
mer bearbeitete i'd BITE Camp Meetinss,
nnb i'd iase Sbnen, baB i'd elm @rmabne,
bin, penn i4 bran sebe. Sd Tam IL
beulen MAIDEN, baB es Elm 8srsnisen III.
Man4mal laie i'd mid binrsiBsn uni
brinse bann wesen nteiner fatboliidsn @r
3iebuns, bic Metbobiifenboftrin perasfenb,
bic 9eilisen NIT binsiu. Dies paifrte mil
lesten CONNER auf Deals Sslanb, SRA,
rplanb. SD NOR uoa Bic gum Ylaeen,
aber i'd leete los, uHb Rte 9eute idrieen,
10 bab sS Memanb sewabr wurbe, ausse
aommen Elm farbiser ,gi9of." gr fam
nadber gu mir unb iasts: rBruber Wurs
pbp, ib tir4te, Sic iinb in Sbrsm @lau.
ben nidt sans rssfunb." Oas tbut
Ni9ts, erwieberte i9, ss III in allen 6dQen
bic &slisisn unierss @rl6isrs. aber er
bate ieinen gnti9IuB ssfabt, unb fe ipeii,
ten mid nit $50 ab. Gle wollten teine
p8eterei", ieIbit nidt fir ben Yrsis, ben
tb Sablte, inbem i'd meinem Ssrsen 9epaIt
antbat nnb linen prebiste. - Bas trieben
Ste lesten Wtnter? 2" wurbe er bann mel.
ter ssfraat. @ea, es sins mir iale6t,
aber 'b i1lu9 mid bur9, unb oieien Som.
nisr ssbe it pieber auf bic Camp. Msstinss
aus. Sd bin gu 9llsm bereit, einen auf,
rubr an5uitiften ober nor einem 0ereine pom
gbiIoIosen eine &sbe gu 5aIten. 9eoin:
9ursen: Sdnopps in unbegrsnStsn Quans
titdten. @inmaI Spra3 Murpbp Nr. 2
benin SenatOr sSames y. Blaine i'm v@ors
ttnental 9oteI" in philadelphia Dor. Blaine
befanb ii9 in Der Stabt Der BruberIisbe,
I'M cine poliiii5e ytsbs su baben. Murpbp
besssnete Blaine in Der Rotuubs bss 5otels
uHb pumpte ibn nm eiuen Siertelbolar on.
Gr srsabIt bieie gesesnuns isIbsr TO:
pSim, iaste i9, i'd m61ts einsn YiertsIs
bcuar baben, UNI in bic ri5tise Stimmuns
gum anbSren Sbrer &eoe, pslde Sic bsute
Ibsnb pom StapsI %Iaiien, usriest gu pers
ben."-@r CAB tsine antport; in Der Gbat
woute er mir ben Quarter ni4t aebsn.
absr i'd iaste: Sim. isien sic psrniinf'
tis, i9 bin Murpbp Rr. 2, uuo usnn sic
mir oas 9sIb nidt sebsn, 10 bsrufs i'd tn
bsr SirGBe cine . Notwithstanding,
unb sic wifen, i'd tam sic su Eooe
i9wdeen".-@r bstradtsts msins @sfi9tss
sise, nm Al ieben, oh i'd nidt Senator
Siu oSer @ontIius obsr 2amar pdre, unb
ba er ii6 iebr erlet9tert fibIts, baB i'd Tel.
r,er pon ibnen Jet, CAB er mir einen Dollar,
ano I'D psrsos mid, nm msine &sbIs nsus
erbinss su bsfeu3ten.~ 3
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@ro@ GerSost6u m.

G6terna6. Sir bas nd5its Sabr be-
ftsbt Der 8iuibrorbus Sauusrein CUR &s'
itauration Der Sailita aus foIssnben
Ssrrn: 0e9ant uno Sirssrmsilter Der
Staot gaterna9 /; 8. OonbsItnssr, SUITS,
BETTER; s. WaidsI 6osbr, Brides bss Ses
minarS in 9uremburs; bann bic Ssrrn
Salbauii, NOtar; 0sder, Saufmauu +;
Sobann 6oebr, @aitpirtb; 9srr, Rlsmp
nsr; eimpa9, @entner Matbisu, 9sbrsr
Mersen, Sicar; @su, S9rsinsr; Ystsrp,
SospitieH Setretdr; &aa9, Raufmaun /;
Sar, profefor; Sped, Yrofehor; y.
@slter, Sdusibsrmsifsr unb q. 9immer,
Hentuer.
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gefsif&-Saxem6urs

SIM arronbisme Don Reuf.
datsau finS 81 SirSsrmsiitern rsip. S96f'
fen srnannt porben: gu Stamputb bic
Germ 81. s. @uiuaume unb s. &o5et,
gu 9 asnp@ 6. 8osiiiart unb $. Roreaur.
Die Setion @oupy mS9ts pom
Der Ssmsinbe 9imerle sstrenut uno gu elmer
sisensn @smsinbe srbobsu wsrbeu.
Am %. Stunt fanb man bic 9ei9e bes
Ssrrn Sean Yanberbursben, Beamter anf
Der citation @tbus, bort auf benz @eIeile
lissen. Die sybaltsnsn Ssrwunbunssu
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seisen, bab 9anberbursber BON elmer Cos
tomotiue umserannt woroen III.
am 1. SuIi 1T Der grouinsialratb bur9
8puuernenr 8anoamme er6ffnet morben.
S4Ie6te 9eiten unb Stubium bes Mders
bau's finS bic rot5en 5dbsn, bic f3 bura
bic &ebe sisbsn. inI
Nm %. SUM sesen baIb fsben ltbr
Worsens wurbe Der Yafasiersus por
9onspp IN Der citation Atbus auf bas urs
rette @eIeiie sebradt unb auf mebrere leere
Basen sefibrt. Reiner Der Reiienbeu
lit Sei4doisunsen.
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Gorreipanorn,.
OiS @bicaso.

JlpIe'ycIu, Su., II. SHII 1871.
@srtbsr Ssrr 9onusr!
@m 9isnitas, ben l5. SuIi, am ct.
Seinridsfeif, bate bic 9smsinbs pou &ols
Sia has Slid ben bo9w. Satsr Ebiels, Der
felt 8 Sabren bic @smsiube non Niles
Center s%sIeitst bal, gum Yfarrsr au srbaI'
ten. Ser bOdp, DER wurbs Morssns
UNI 10 ubr nit Rrsub unb Sabnsu untsr
benz @eldute Der @lofsn aus benz @ailens
bauie absenommen. Sin Wailsnmab9sn