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Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1880-03-27
The Sllingle Trade.
The Saginaw Herald i'm it's revi

LIE OdSlndW HeTdlu Ill lIS review OI
the markets i'm that section says:
"The advancing wave has touched the
lumber trade, gently, it is true: in all its
branches, and among the rest, the arti-
Gle of shingles. One of our reporters, in
making inquiries among the shingle
dealers, found all of them had advanced
their prices beyond our quotations. and
we this morning revise the list, and put
up the best brands to So, while the cOun-
try brands have followed up to $2.75 and
$3.50. Among other facts we find that
Little Jake & Co. have refused large Of
fers of sales at $2.75, and they held firm
for So. 1t is also reported that one of
the leading manufacturers at Bay City,
has contracted for several millions at
50 and So, all to be cut and delivered.
The rise in lumber has been $3.50 to
$500 per thousand, which is equal to 60
cents per thousand on shingles, and that
prOpOrtiOnate increase will carry the
best trade to $31O. There seems but
little if any doubt that shingles must
hold firm at these figures. The capacity
for cutting has not increased during
the past two years, and cannot be in
creased in time to effect the market this
season. The consumption and demand
must increase, and with the present light
stock, all that our manufacturers have
to do is to hold them firm to realize
what they have failed to receive for seY.
eral years past, fair profit"
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1880-03-27
The Lumber Market.

The Lumbermans Gazette, i'm its re-
marks on the state of the lumber trade,
says: There are no signs of weakness
observable in the market, and it is hard
ly worth while to expect them to appear.
While the stock of lumber on dock is
about all disposed of and large orders
placed ahead at good round figures, some
as high as 81, $14 and $50, it is hardly
probable that even after navigation has
been fairly opened and trade has settled
upon the basis of the season any materi.
al reduction in prices will be obtained.
Trade is reported active and sales nu-
merOus. Another sale by Fisher of West
Bay City at $3.50. SIS and $50 is reported
Other sales have been made at the range
of the market, So, $14 and $50 being
quite common figures. The shingle trade
continues in a booming condition, prices
being maintained at the advance and s.
and So is asked. The Western Michigan
manufacturers have also joined i'm fol
the advance.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1880-03-27
Personal.

W. S. Humphrey expects to 60 to Lam
sing next week, on business connected
with the Black river improvement.
Hon. VIM. Macarthur started for De-
trOit and Chicago Thursday morning.
He expects to be gone about week.
s. s. Eddy. Esq., manager of the mer-
camille part of Macarthur, Smith & Co.'s
business, left for Chicago Monday to
procure their spring stock of goods. He
expects to get stock fully equal to the
wants of the place.
Charles R. Smith and wife started for
Chicago and other points on Monday. He
on business, and she on a visit to rela-
tives and friends.
Capt. Mcleod, well-knOwn Lake Su-
perior captain, passed through here
Tuesday on his way to the lower lake
ports from his home in Chippewa county.
Robert COner, Esq, arrived home from
his visit to Saginaw, last week Friday
He reports Saginaw somewhat larger
than Cheboygan, and great deal more
dusty.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1880-03-27
The Masa ,aeradc.

Next week Wednesday occurs the mas
querade, under the auspices Of the base
ball club. 1t will probably be a success.
Everybody says that they. .are not going
to mask, perhaps they may 60 and look
on" or something of that kind. Our ex-
perience teaches us to understand from
this that everybody, that is those same
bodies, are going and are going to mask.
The base ball boys know how to manage
an affair Of this kind, and this will not
be an exception. We know all who go
will have a good time. f,ar r.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1880-03-27
Political Disturbance.
From the Little Traverse Republican.

From the Little Traverse Republican.
From what we can learn, most dis
graceful disturbance occurred at Re-
publican caucus held in Center town.
ship, on last Saturday, caused by a few
Greenbackers and Democrats, who took
it upon themselves to interfere with the
meeting. The parties engaged in the
affair are well known, and should be
dealt with as they deserve, if what we
learn be true, and we have no cause to
doubt the authenticity. We hope repe-
titiOn of the like may never occur i'm
Emmett county again. None but un-
principled blatherskites ever indulge i'm
such misdemeanOrs, and we trust that
every true citizen will brand them with
contempt. We are also glad to know
that the Republicans i'm Center stood
their ground like men, and were not
Oyer-awed in doing their duty. Let eyery
Republican get into line and stand square
on the balls of your feet-shOulder to
shoulder.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1880-03-27
NORTHERN TRIBUNE.
ffioiaIPaper ofthe Count y and VILLAGE
SATURDAY, MARCH 81. 1880.
The congregational Summcr Resort

Ano noCouSreSauOu0l summer Resort
As has previously been noticed in this
paper the CongregatiOnalists of this
state propose establishing summer re-
sort at some point in the northern part
of the state. OF all the points in the
north there is none which will so near
ly fill the bill" in every respect as can
be had in this county, located on the
shores of Mullet and Burt lakes. Already
the generosity of Thompson Smith of
Duncan has placed this location at their
disposal. The location is upon the in
land route, between Cheboygan and Pc
tOskey, route which is now equipped
with first-class steamers connecting
with rail at one end and daily boats
from Chicago and Detroit az. the other,
and is upon two of the largesi and most
beautiful of the inland lax ,5ofOur state,
lakes which are stocked w..n fish and
which are at all times safe for pleasure
boating. Within the next year the Jack
son, Lansing & Saginaw railroad will
doubtless be completed through these
grounds, which will give them a COM
municatiOn with the outside world un-
equaled by any"resort" now established.
The same grounds were offered the
MethOdists some years since, before their
establishment at Petoskey, and while
not word could be charged against
them, they were declined on account Of
their inaccessibility at the time. Then
the finland Navigation Project" was on
ly theory, now it is an estab-
lished fact with boats running daily
Then the railroad through the grounds
could only be seen by those who seemed
Over-confdent, and by them only in the
dim distance. Some of our citizens were
disappointed that the MethOdists did moi
locate there. We said at the time, and
believe it yet, that the time will come
when they will regret that they did not
Ii we secure the location of the Con
gregatiOnalists here, we will have lOs1
nothing. The reputation that the Meth
odist grounds have given Petoskey, thu
COngregatiOnalists will give this plac,
If we only secure them, and we feel GER
tain that this can be done if our people
take small degree of interest in th'
matter. At the time former attempts
have been made to secure similar lOca
tiOn, the county was not advanced
enough for such an undertaking. w
can now compete with any place eithe
in regard to outside communication O.
desirability of location.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1880-03-27
Thisis Unkiud,

The Bay City Tribune in noticing our
article published last week regarding
two Mullet Lake Houses says: There
are to be two hotels on Mullet lake this
summer, both having the same name
"Mullet Lake House." Good idea! When
the hash is anything but hash the land
lord can save his reputation by insist
ing that it was the other house."
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1880-03-27
Attention Flrenlen.

An adjourned meeting of ChebOygan
Fire Co. No. 1 will be held at their hall
on Thursday evening, April 1st, at ~
o'clock sharp. Business: An amend
ment to the constitution of the company,
and to- take some action relative to
delinquent members.
J.P. SUTTON, President.
II. ]. MINER, Secretary.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1880-03-27
Election Echoes.

The village election occurred last Mon
day and was the most quite affair of the
kind which has been known here for
years. The only full ticket in the field
was the regular Democratic, which, as
noted last week, was placed in nOmina-
tiOn by an enthusiastic caucus of some
twenty local politicians. ChebOygan
Tribune.
And so the Republicans of ChebOygan
sat still and allowed twenty Democrats
to run their town. Traverse City Her.
aid.
No, subsequent events showed that it
was the GreenbackerS.
What in the name of politics are. the
Republicans of ChebOygan doing this
spring? At the recent village election
no Republican ticket was in the field,
and that excellent local paper, the TRI-
BUNE seemed to take it very quietly.
The Herald would like to be at ChebOy-
gan for few weeks. There would be a
rattling among the dry bones therea-
bouts. Not foot of ground should be
granted the enemy this year. Every
gain of the Democrats is loss to the
Republicans. Republicans of ChebOy-
gan what are you thinking abOut?-
Traverse City Herald.
| Brother Bates, suppose we swap news
papers while, and you can come here
and try your hand in manufacturing
some politics.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1880-03-27
GOV. CROswELL,s MARRIAGE.


The 1nteresting Event 60 have Taken
Place Thursday.
Special Telegram to the Saginaw Herald.
LANSING, March 24.-GOv. Chas. NJ.
Croswell and Miss Lizzie, L. Musgrave,
of Charlotte, will be married at noon to
morrow at the residence of her brother
in-law, H. A. Lee, in this city. 1t is to be
q very quiet affair. Only the relatives
of the respective families are to be
present,
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1880-03-27
Another Change.

Last evening the ladies having charge
of the proposed entertainment for the
benefit of the Congregational church,
met at the hall for the purpose of re-
hearsal, and making the necessary ar
rangements for the production of the
MistletOe BOugh, They regretted to find
that neither stage nor scenery was suit
able for this play, nor could it be ar
ranged for it without more time or ex-
pense than it would be possible to put
upon it. 1t was therefore reluctantly
decided that this must be given up and
something else substituted in its
place. AS yet it has not been decided
just what it will be, but Mr.. James j.
Brown, who was present, kindly
consented to superintend whatever
might be decided upon. which is a suf-
ficient guarantee that it will be well
managed and make an additional reason
why it will be worthy the patronage of
public. 1t may be that this change will
necessitate change in the time hereto
fore decided upon for the entertainment,
but if this is the case due, notice of the
change will be made next week.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1880-03-27
Navie alton Notes.

1t is stated that the st. Paul has been
fitted out with new furniture.
The schooner Dreadnaught is receiv-
ing new deck and other repairs.
The steamer st. Paul was billed to
leave Detroit on Wednesday OF this week.
The Marine City was to follow next Tues
day. Such notices are encouraging.
The st. Paul arrived at Alpena yester-
day afternoon. Capt. BOyntOn tele-
graphed here to ascertain the condition
of the ice and was informed that it was
doubtful whether the steamer could get
through the ice and he concluded not to
make the attempt this trip. We under
stand she had freight for both here and
Mackinaw.
The steamer Keweenaw will be officer
ed this season as follows; Captain, j. R.
Jones; mate John Hayes; engineer. P. G..
FOursyth; clerk, C. S. Fisher; steward
LOnis Thorn. She was advertised to
points on Tuesday, but it does not seem
probable that she will reach other than
intermediate points.
The Northern Transit cOmpany's pro-
peller City of New York. which met with
disaster at LudingtOn, last fall. and
lay on the beach during the winter, was
raised last week, and was found
to be so little injured that she was able
to proceed to Milwaukee without assist
ance. She will be thoroughly overhaul
ed and repaired before the season opens.
The Northern Transit company have
perfected the running arrangements OF
their boats for the coming season. They
will form daily line between Port HUI
ron, ChebOygan and Chicago; daily line
between Port Huron and Toledo, and a
tri-weekly line between Port Huron and
Cleveland. The boats will come out in
splendid condition for passengers. There
will be thirteen boats besides the barges
The passenger boats have carrying ca
pacity of 500 tons.
Several of the newspapers during the
week, have contained statements thai
Smith Brothers, of this place, were ne
gOtlatlng the purchase OF the propeller
Music to ply between here and Macki
nav during the summer in connection
with their inland steamers. The amount
of the matter, thus far, is that the own
ers of the Music offered her at certain
price, which price Smith Brothers tele
graphed was too high. Although these
gentlemen have desired to purchase ;
larger boat than they now own for thi
route, it is likely that the Mary will
hold her place during the coming season
President Hayes has shown his appre
citation of President Angel, of our stat
University, by rendering him the ap
pOintment of Minister to China, and up
on his declining the position, preferini
to retain his connection with the Uni
versity, by urging him to go as envO
, extraordinary to the Emperor of China
to negotiate an emigration treaty be
tween the United States and that cOun
try. This latter proposition is still be
ing considered and will probably be &C
cepted, provided the Board of Regent
will grant him the necessary leave of at
sence.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1880-03-27
.ENRY DAVIS,

COUNTY SURVEYOR,
~ work In the lire o: Surveying in all Its
banches promptly attended to.
Ofics at residence on Sammons street, heooy-
w1- Also Notary Public 22march1y
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1880-12-31
Gin arnkrr fran,Gfi6er 0hilpinph

h~sfuirte sinIt einen slrlt ais sins perion. ntie
Ircauen, ron eeuen lIe peuig perffebt, in einen
AGrper bineinihIItet, pom BEN le nod Tehiser
meis, uue srar I'm 3raufhei,en Su beilen. pen
eenen re aticIut frinrn geariH bat" unc bic
empiriicbe, barbarii65e uuo nuBlpIe Ssbdne-
Iuuaepeiie ron SGm.rrbciesn isit ben 3aeen
ees 5pppofrafes, ais pIe Asrstr biz SeuleB nit
rctbalIbenrsn Gilen ausbrannten, Iepte Bic
ldcbcrliten @uncer-6uren unc @ebetmmittrl
uviertr mooernen Quadihltrr i6rineu 3ru9nie
fir rie Metsbeit ess &uslprudss bee 5ran,p@
fen atsuIssen. Ter srcBe mcetrne @cbIbdtir
err Nenihbsit 1T jest, pie SsesrmdnR germ
susitt, 9r. Sitsbss, Der Gntrsfer css uufebl-
barren SGrrr bcirsn Seilmittels u nafeTs~
aepcrrrn. IS pIre nibt innerlib gems men,
i~cupsrn ais Smblsdsftsn birsft al eem franz
fen 3beile sebrdubt. Is 9iebt icfcrt SrIetb'
tcruns, Iinosrt bic Sbmsr3sn ME Gin Sreiunl>
lhIaa, itt einen OrId daf Gle @rI6rruIf ME
rim Snirument une btilt 5dmcrrbciern eur9
Ieine meri3inilbsn Seimii@unseu.
,.anateTs", Or. 2. Silsbee's Gueerlides
5amsrrbpioen Sfilmittel pirp ocn allen be-
eeutsnpen Nyrtbetern psrfauft. prsls Il 90
PER Shdhtel. Yrrben rel per pOit an YET
cenbe, bic f6 an !. Reufipter & Co., Sor
1916, 3ep gcrf, peueeH.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1880-12-31

Sobn RsE. Elm lunaer Mdnn BON Is
Sabren, %nsrunaIlfte fIr3li4 rnfern
0apOlsou our& fsine sia.ns Sdulo.
Mis- ndmlid Der 9sTinaton 3us nd benz
Depot in 9npoIeon neberts, otrfudte
Reff oenf.iben s%iniuhoIeu, I'm Die furie
Stre6e mii,ufabren. IS mos isbr
ountel uno NsT iturste uber sails unb
&opi in einen 5 SuB tiefen eulp.rt,
nobel feline Sebte on einem Auerbal.
Ten fur9tbar astrOTsn wuroe. Ser
8ernnnosts rnfte i@ inorB auF uno
wanfte benz Depot gu, fant aber, fobdIo
CT oaHeIbe erreidte, ouf Der $lniform
NIT bsm sdmsrsensruf: sd ffsrbe ]"
nieber. limb 10 mar es and; mad 8
MiHutsn NOR RefT cine 2eiHe. Seiue
Gltern ioqen in Sanfas pObneu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1880-12-31
@tibna9tsfef i'm s9ulbifrift 30. 1
Iuwnihip As, Rauae 4.

Nm ?5ften DECEMBER nurSe bier 6os
@eibna&tsfef fur bic ShuItinber,
wsI6ss unfsrs 2sbrerin SrauIsin Gminu
8. 8Iombera nit Der Witwirtuna Der
9erren Sruftses beranitaltete, i'm Sauie
bes Serrn dug. 9osbuis aefeisrt.
Die 6inoer marfdirt:H Dor Gem
Eeriammlunasplabe aus. plarpeis mad
oerSefbaQr, no elm pradtnoa sefdmud-
ter @hrffblum aufaeitelt mar. Sns
9ieo christmas comes but once a
year &C." fingeno traten fe in bic
paqe. Ra9oem ben Sinoern cine
furae Sriit seaeben Dar nm ben @briit,
Baum au bewunosrn, nuroen ne ourh
bic 9ebrerin CUR Srouuna eerufen,
porauf oiefelbeu abws@i.lno oetlamir.
ten, unO fansen, wsldes Die Slriusn
iber dqes Grwarten gut abioluirte:.
Serr s. Sirdbofer belt bierauf cine
aeoieaeRe Teitreoe norm er SrduIein
Slombera ben Tant rer @erfammluup
fir Die suten Ssrtidritte bte Die Sdi
Ter in Der fur3en 9ebr3sit inter ibrsr
5Ihruna gsmdht baben. iomie fur ibrs
Mibe, bersn ne fdl unterloasn bi'ies
Set ~ einsm GrfoISs gu MAIDEN, aus
iprnh.
9israuf aine es gull Yreisotrtbsiltn
weIdss ben &inbern pro6e Sreurs
bsreit,te. Wdhreno btfen mar Der
@sihnudtsidmaus ouf9strassu unr
Der innere Menid wuroe nurh ollie
SelitateiIen Der Sahresieit, nebit Srn
9orbnia's autem Nsiu befri.oigt
Nahoem Srob uno Slein Dem Wabts
genuathuuua aethan tattsn. inieIte bic
9eniert'fde ShpeIe ibre Iuittaen Wsi,
irn, bic Sung uno Nlt auf Ole 8sine
brnhten, unb es wurbe brerduf unun-
trrbrohen aetanit bis Der Nnbru6 bes
cages gum @ufbrud mobnte.
ollie Nnwelenhsn perlieBsn Den Seif-
pinB hohit oeraniiat uno in Der 9off
nuns nod msbr folds Gsfe ~mit;uma.
den.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1880-12-31
Npti;.

Die White Ndbmdihlnen Company
IT nunmsbr, burd Berar0seruna ibrsr
Sdbrif, i'm Stanoe, due Nuftrdge fur
rbre neItbrrubmten Malhinsn in fur
setter ,Srih a%ussutihren, inosm cieislbr
lcbt uber 400 Stud tdalia perfertiat.
u, $. 9alenritter IN 0ermaun, Mo.
ut Naent fur bieie @oidine fur 9as.
conaoe So, uuo Die umaebun9 bon
0ermann, 100 man bieisIbeu leperieit
III md6igcm Yreiie befommen fanu
Nu6eroem Iiefert berfeIbe irgeno pelts
beliebiae Sorfe, 3u DEN nieorigfen
Yreiien. Sas 2ano Wiro lebt mil
Mdbmaihinen uberfhmemmt unter
auerbano neuen @nmsn. Die fur irgeub
psId,n Yrsis anacboten pernen, absr
nd binrcn &ur,ein oils i { b tbeuer
srUelien peroen, iu6em oas Material
uuo Mnhnerf BON nlergsrin9ltsr
Qualitat lit uno ooher bolo unbrauh-
bur Ieiu rperoen. Gs 1T onher elm
Sorth ell fur Seben, Der cine
auto Sta bmaihine AZ fnufen mlniht,
nieielbe nur pon Semnno Az ~fauien. orr
I'M Stnnbe lit. bieielben su repariren
mo fir ole Belt DER 9orantie in Orb
uun9 ;u balten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1880-12-31

SIN 6riblabr bieiss Snbrss fprnnq
elm 9emlher Spobr bei SefferiOn Sin
uon einem Giienbubnsuge, neil ct
aIaubte, er lei bon &aubern umaeten
unr so8 fd bel Dem Spruna einen
Rs,nbruh su. @r oertldats Die Glen
bubn- s ompaenie auf Shabeusrias.
9rste Wohe nun fam Ger Sal i'm DOR
tiIen Sreisaeriht sur 8srbonoluus
Nah oe1 3euaenausiaaen ,u fdlieBen
mhdte iid Der G%onouttsur oss 3uaes
uno einiee Ydhuarere ben nSpaB"
Spobr TO IN Nnaft gu uerieben, DOB sr
fur ietn Hsten beiOr9t mar. DAB er
ole So1e mirtli6 I'm Gruit nufnnbur
unb iid oon Snubsrn umacben eIOubts
bemt,it DIE Sbatiude, oaB er benz Con
outteur feline aan3e aus etna $40 be
itshrnbs Baarihlft aubot, uenn man
ION nur am 9ebeu Ia6e. dis h4 Dem
faft gu Sooe 9edusitiaten sire sunitiat
'Seleprnheit bot, ipruna er pom Guy
uuo brad rin Seir, rueIdes ipitsr am
puti.t lueroen muste. Ser 6dl purot
uitt entihieben, ba Die Sur1 nd midi
elniqen fonnte.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1880-12-31

o9aib" neunt man bier cine aus fart
sewirstsm aebadtem Bleiid uerfsrtists
Speiis, Die, ipsnn rsinIih uno gut
3uberettet, fsbr fdmadbaft ia. Su
man6en Soitbduiern fno Ole Grunbbe.
itanbtbeile biefes aeheimni6polen Sc
ridts in elm mptsrioiss Ounrsl asbIHt,
unO fnost man barin gar baufg i,br
unoernaulite Seasntdn0e. Gincr
u%ulerer Hreunbe (ein alter S~unaqsieIe)
bat elm f0tmlides Yfuisum BON Seaen-
itdnben, Die sr in &Oithaus rpdfb" st'
i%unoen. nnIeIsat. &s ~befinbeu lid o.
runter Is 9aarna6slH, 10 Sdubbdn.
Der, 81 SsrpidndaeI Carpet tacks).
$50 Saro 9aare BON alien Burden, 3
fIammern, 2 Naifdfer, | SGiden-
tamm. % En0pis, Z StefnabeIn, 327
6liepen, Elm 2 &enttud, Elm 46Hei,
,w.i stahtf.bern. 6rei iafhe 3a6n.,
cine ednupftasatsboie une sia Biei.
tiff.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1880-12-31

Sn unfsrem benahbnrten Count
Srantlin. IL bem Stdoden Yaeific. if
am Meibnahts nbenn elm Rorb perlLt
noroen Gin 2otomotiufubrer Der
ct. 2Ouis unb Gan SraneiscO Balm,
9enru Speers. betam nit einem 9eg,r
anoren Beal. Str'it. Nad einem
bsftigen Bortwedfel 600 Der Sduarse
eiH &airmsfer, NIT wsIdsm er auf
Speers Iosbatte 9ebtsrer usriuhts
u.reebIih sinen MspoIuer aus osrS aide
an 3isb.n uno uater bsmGufe um1uIfe.
Eel er su BOosn, wabrenb Der Neaer
bic Slubt era,iff uno balo in Dem I'M
fern seIeaeneu 9eboI, rerihpouo.
Spe.rs wurbe nad eiHer Npotbete Qe'
traern. Grin sal; mar fat pO0itan-
nia burdfhni;t;n u:b CT ftlrb tur;e
3rIt 0dtduf.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1880-12-31

giei 9ebsnsgllf bdnst bon unferem
dubern 8enebmen nb. @ir NGe ha
ben ben 8eis zines sitisen uub bofid-
en- S~etrasens erfnbren ; mir ale fan
ben uns unuioerfsblia su Senen bin.
sesosen, msl6e in ibreni sIuftr.ten
uerbinoii@, Iiebenspirbie uno fnnipo.
tbii@ tDaren. Der freunblide Sdnbe-
Druid, Der marme @iatommen, Der
heitere Son, Dos ermuthiaenbe Sort,
Die adtunsspoae Nanier traaen sur
Sebensfreuoe nidt iueutg Bel, wdbreno
Der ffrenGe Son, Der barte Sormurf,
Ole faarfe uno beiseuoe Bsmsrfuna,
bic talte uno eIsiHeiItise @rt una
Beife, Die furssn uno refpettlofen
8orte. bic anmabsnoe uno perdht.
It4e geberoe, fur mebr menfdl 9es9eit,
Ser3peiFuns unb @ehe UerantwortIid
finb. aIs nan ibrem fudtissn @sii.
,utrauen m0hte.
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Maht rinsn Serindl bamit |!

gu stnrr 3sit, tn ptIHer bic Reulhbstt nit
70 pislen trrrtbIcIen GrTnbuuseu iIbsrihpemmf
rire, 1T Is rrfrsuliG, cine III FHefn, bic nus
t~rinasne III. Die SeitgFr rem Or. 8lng,S
New Discovery for Consumption ine 10
tcbr ron tsr 5rsHtihtsii hires 6tiInittsIs utsr-
ituat, bae lie 9ebern, Der as ipiiHibt, cine prcbs-
Sdibe boron aratis I1eriren. Dies
Hibt eds 6Silmitsl RE punoerbdr wirfenceH
Giaeuibdken tsiibe, pslte ne ibui ;uftreibtn.
Or. !&ina'e New Discovery for Consunp-
ton " III Gin juurrIdi6sss Rittel sssen @ifbua,
Srenbitis, dRbaltenesn 5uiten. GrtGltuns.
SeiIerfeit, 6d.ebraune, ODER irseHb elm 6dts<
SEER PHHaenie ben. @etrauht pieIes uniitsr>
trtftds SsiImittsl iur @abruns Gurtr Sc
IuuSbrit. inosm 9br bel irsen6 sinem Apoibeftr
sarnad fraat vnS cine preOtRai&e sraiis: eesr
cine 8Iai&t srn sSasm @spaIt fur 500 BADEN
tGunt.
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ySas sebt bod uber's S~obmcnIiec,"
meint 9err S claude. Gr bat nam
lid Iebte ISOLDE mebrere Sdweine gee
f4laatet nnO ole 3ur WnfcrtiauHa oes
ySGwdrtenmnsens" notbisen S4Ueine-
obren uno Shnnussn aum &usfrisren
auf bic Ssite GsIeat. 8adbem er nun
BEN ndhften Mors.u on bic 3ubereit'
una fein.r 9iebipsiie aeheu polte. be-
merfte az ,u ieiuem Shrs6en bab nidt
uur ole Shren unb Sdnauben. fonoeru
fdmmtlihe Saweinef0pfe nit Naer'
NOS Drum uno Bran henst in Der Dor
b~eratberoen Raht ihm auf irsent
wel6er Dirt uno @siIs dbTsnbig &c
maGt trurSen. 2uni9 sibt's aber ON
Meuiabrstas in feiuer @irtbf@afi
bod.