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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-11
Library Association.


The adjourned meeting of the associa-
ton to hear the report OF the special
committee appointed some two weeks
since, was called to order by A. J.
Clarke, Esq, who proceeded TO read the
report OF the committee, answering nu-
merous questions and explaining IN de-
tail the report, which was substantially
the proposition to sell to the Odd Eel
lows, but somewhat elaborated, at the
same time the committee did not care 10
recommend its adoption, but stated that
SO lar as they were concerned 1t SCENES
the hest plan so far suggested.
An informal debate ensued, Messrs.
NJ. Reilly, Major Loring, Capt. Wilson,
Dr. Jepson and others participating,
and the chairman giving his
opinion on some points OF law, which
some members did not consider sound,
but il was not stated whether or not
they were candidates for the Attorney
Generalship or the Supreme Bench.
After which, on motion Of Nj. Reilly,
ESD, the report was laid on the table,
and the committee discharged.
1t was then moved 10y Mr.. Reilly that
a committee Of five be appointed to de-
wise ways and means for carrying on the
library, or to report some plan looking
TO a reorganization OF the same, and that
this meeting adjourn to meet at the call
of the President, When said committee
shall notify him that they are ready to
report.
The committee appointed were: NJ.
REILLY. Can't. Andrew Wilson, Mai. A..
Loring, Samuel Laughlin, and DIR. ). l..
Jepson. -,
On motion, A. &. Mckee was added
to the committee,
IL was generally cOnced that in order
to make the library effective, a change
must he made in the constitution, IN
fact a complete reorganization, and most
likely this will bethe ground OF the re-
port of the new committee. The much
dreaded proxies were not voted.
In Justice to the managers it should be
said that all these questions were con-
sidered by them at their meetings during
the past winter, but the trouble has
been they could not get sufficient inter
est awakened among the members to
warrant them in going ahead; but at last
it is hoped that the true condition OF
affairs has become 50 apparent that
something will be done.
Ii was stated last night that the ex-
penses averaged yearly when the Ii
brary was in the Odd Fellows building
about 81 ,75O, while the income last year
was only a little more than 5000, and
growing less every dav.
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RIVER INTELLIGENCE.

The water in the channel remains
about stationary, according % the gauge
last evening there being + feet OF water,
a fall of but 3 inches in "A hours.
Weather warm and pleasant.
Business moderate.
The Ella, Bigby, Belle Prince and
Monitor passed up with lows.
The Andes arrived about noon with a
fair trip. This elegant steamer will leave
this afternoon in charge of those sterling
good fellows, Capts. Charles and Ed.
Muhleman, for Cincinnati.
The Hudson passed down at 4 o'clock
A. NJ. yesterday. -,
The Stockdsle and salt Valley will
pass down early this morning.
The Iron City returned with a model
barge and passed up for Pittsburgh.
This steamer helped the Ironsides down
the river oyer the rifles.
The Diurnal is the regular Parkers-
burg, and the Bachelor the regular
Pittsburgh packet, this morning.
The Welcome come of the drydOcks,
and is lying below the Pewiky freight
depot being reprinted.
The Barnard has gone on the dry
docks for repairs. She will be on only
for a day or so.
The steamer Hudson will carry an ex-
cursion to the Cincinnati May Festival,
leaving this city on the 10th inst. For
particulars see advertising column.
The Chancellor is expected up late
this evening, having on board the dele
yates 70 the Republican State Conyen.
tiou from Wood county.
The Hope passed down last evening
with a moderate tow,
The regular packets are all running
on time and doing a fair business.
The Courier got away about s o'clock
last evening with the excurting exhort-
ers for Cincinnati; that prince OF good
fellows, Capt Asa Booth, in command.
The Graham is due up this morning.
Can't. Rees Dugan. with the aid OF the
harbor boats Andy Fulton and R~esoluie,
succeeded in getting the Alice aioat, but
the river fell 30 last that she could ! OF
be foated oyer the dam upon which she
sunk. She now lies upon the dam some.
whaf warped, but IN apparent good
sondition. All the water 4 pumped out
OF her. and the iyer is falling % fast
that she viii be left high and dry, where
she will be blocked up until a sufficient
rise in the river floats her of. Old
Bonepicker save shes aightly dis6gur-
1d, bat still In the ring."-LDsisil<
OOurn-JosrnaL.
PrrrsBURGH, May l0-River 3 feet 2
inches and falling. Weather cloudy and
warm.
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AGAY DECEIvER.
A BelIaire L0thariO and His Gin
cinnati Trip.

-Our pious and industrious little neigh
bor. Bellaire, has succeeded IN turning
mn q small sensation in the way OF a
scandal, which is as follows:
Some time ago there was a woman
came 10 that city. and from where no
one knew. She put up at one OF the
hotels, and soon began to attract the at
tention of some Of the men about town.
She had 8 child with her and said she
was a widow. However, she soon fell
in with a young married man, of Journ-
aIistic p~roclivities, and he soon became
fascinated with her, and they concluded
10 take a jaunt to Cincinnati.
Taking advantage of his former &C
ouaintance with the steamboat trade
and officers OF the different boats, ne
telegraphed TO Pittsburgh to the clerk oil
the steamer W. n. Chancellor, TO keep
for him a state room for himself,
wife and Guild, stating also that
he would like to have free
passage, and would return h compii,
ment by giving his irienda Hss totravei
ON the c. 4 p. railroad wherever he
pleased. Ira Huntington knowing the
man. refused at first, but finally acceded
10 his request, and gave him n OF the
best on the boat, and treated hun as
Ira only knows how. =.
When the boat arrived at this port,
the embryo family embarked for Pork
opolis. Everything was serene until
the boat got to Cincinnati, where our
gay Lothario deserted the woman and
Started for his home in this city, telling
the clerk that he had a sudden call to
Marietta. After the gentleman y had
left and the woman realized that she was
deserted, her conduct was disgusting in
the extreme. Then it dawned on lra's
mind that this proiessed friend had de-
ce:yed him by bringing on the boat a
notorious ~courtessn, and the indignation
of that official knew no bounds.
Mr.. Huntington was in Bellaire look
ing for him, and Ira says that it will not
be good for him il lie lays eyes on his
carcass. To think he would leave an
honorable, good and noble woman at
home, and introduce a courtesan to him
as a lady! For the sake of his wife, We
refrain from giving his name, and If such
a thing is repeated, We will be compell-
ed to furnish his cognomen, that the
public might treat him as he deserves.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

STATE OF West viVinia, to-wit:
Al Rules held In the Clerks ofics OF the Soan,
" Court Of Ohio county, on Monday, the su
day Of May, A. D. 1850:
Ms. Julia A. Ford, plaintiff,
Nm. Magarst 5. Jones, wife OF John j. Jones,
John ] Jones, Committee Of John Handlan ian
insane person., Louis N. Cole, Joshua busiey'
Julia W. Burley: aud the children 81 An
Jeanet Hurley, the children OF Nh. EiiLaostn
Pearce, the children OF Mrs: Catharine NC
LEVINE, Charles T. Cowan and Robert oowah,
deyisess OF John Cowan, decd, defendants
IN cHAScERY.
The object of this suit Is 70 have the dover
right of Mn. Julia A. Ford set apart In the Que un.
divided fifth interest In q certain psrcei OF ttsSto
land COMMONLY known as the Bogg's Kun MIN
ing Company's coal lands, which said one m
divided fifth Interest was conveyed by NJ. W,
Cowden, by deed bearing date the 18th day Oh
March, A. b. 1879, to the defendant. Aargares ..
Jones. And affidavit having been made shas
the said defendants, Louis N. Cole ana yesnu.
Burley are non-residens OF this State. anu ,nas
the names Of the children Of Ms yennet hut
ley, aud Of the children Of Mrs. Elikabeth reanc'
and Of the children OF MH. Catharine McLeyne,
deyisees OF John Cowan, deceased, are unknown
10 the plaintiff, the said defendants joshua Bur
ley and Louis NJ. Cole, and the said defendants
whose names are unknown, are required W sp
pear after due publication Of this order, In 'ne
Clerks Office oi our said court at Rules 70 De
holden therefor, on the nth Monday OF MAY,
A. d. 1850, and do what Is necessary 10 project
their interests.
Teste: 0EOhGE hOok, NtcIn.
wA. p. HuBBARD aud Wx. II. HEARsE solici'
tors for complainant masoa"'
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-11

Lawns and Lawn Suits, the
handsomsst styles, at
.. BLUM & BROS.
Summer Silks. Better bargains
offered daily. !. BLUM & BRO.
Buntinus, best value for the
money. I. BLUM & BRO.
Black Silks lower than you will
find elsewhere. l. BLUM & BRO.
Black Cashmere. Special offer
inus daily. l. BLUM & BRO.
Novelties in Dress Goods re-
duced to suit every one
.. BLUM & BRO.
HandsOmest line Of Summer
Silks in the city.
I. BLUM & BRO.
BrOcade silks and Satin De Lyon
very cheap. !. BLUM & BIO.
Bugle Gimp and Bugle ~Frinses;
best assortment.
l. BLUM & BRO.
Our great specialties this SEA-
son, Summer Silks, Black SILKS
Fancy Silks, Dress Goods, Lawns
and Lawn Suits. u you wish TO
see a fine display at moderate
cost, give Us a call.
I. BLUM & BRO.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-11
GUARD
OF the Republican Convention
Arrival OF Delegates.

A brief glance into the city hotels,
last night, would have been impaired,
10 even a knowing stranger, the lnior-
nation that the city was ON the eve OF
an event The slightest inkling Of the
conversations then IN progress would
have extended the information and
classed the event as political. An enquiry
would have developed the fact that the
event is the Republican State COnyen-
ton TO be held in this city tomorrow.
By this time tomorrow morning,
Wheeling will contain many OF the
prominent Republicans Of the State, "A
lev OF whom are here already.
The Andes brought up quite a party,
Yesterday, including several delegations
from the Third district counties, among
whom are many familiar faces They
were soon domiciled at the various
hotels, after a warm welcome at the
hands OF their Wheeling friends.
Among the kanawha delegation We
noticed:
Capt John III. Rossler, Sheriff Of the
county, and John Slack, Sr, Esq.
L. X Devendorff, Jas. III. Hurting, Jas.
). Cunningham and Henry Tolliyer.
There were also two cOlored delegates,
q p. Keys and James =. Billiard.
j. W. C~racrait, Esq, otthe Charleston
Loader, is an alternate trom Clay county,
aud may cast the vote Of that county.
Three OF four more are expected from
Oh uleston to-day.
Cabell county is represented by Jas.
Kuhn and j. A. Glnen.
Among the Mason county mel were
ex-Judge Benz Redman, ID. II. Willard,
T. Il. smith and j. A. Gibbon, OF the
PL Pleasant Rcy'S9.
l. A. Martin, Of Charleston, is an
alternate from Boone county, aud will
probably cast its vote in the COnyen-
ton.
Capt A. t. Taylor is the sole represen-
tatiye Of fertile Braxton, and concludes
the Inst OF the Andes passengers,
Among other West Nipginians who
arrived Yesterday were: w. h. Car
penter, Fairmont; w. II. Wiley and II.
I. Mcklfresh, Palatine; NJ. A. Wsttan,
Cameron; \. A. Clayton, Warrington;
O. A. Runner and John latham, Moore
field; c. M. Davidson, Eairmont; and j..
w. Payne, Charleston.
Hon. Geonge c. Sturgiss, OF Morgan
town, prominently spoken Of as the
fusion candidate ior Governor, arrived
on the late train. The handsome and
debonair Hon. J. Marshall Hagans, OF
the same place, accompanied him. They
will represent Monongalia in the Con-
vention.
Wheeling exhibited her customary
hospitality and extended a cordial wei
come to the guests The Republican
headquarters in the Turner build
ing were thrown open ami most
Of the delegates were entertained there.
A number OF city Republicans met them
there and a caucus" Mas held with
closed doors.
The management has rendered the
use Of tie Opera House Tor to-mOrDw's
convention and il seems admirably
suited. The delegations viii occupy the
parouette and dress circle and the gallery
NAV be used by spectators There Is
some talk OF limiting the attendance by
the issus OF tickets oil admission.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-11

The Steubenville Hsrdld OF yesterday
avs A man who escaped nom the
Steubenville police came down on The
Pres Ellison last night. Tie Is reported
as having cut one o. the police severely
with a knile.-Wheeling REGisrER The
HsenrSR Is altogether too enteTprislRg.
No such man Was heard OF here by the
police, and none of the fOrce has been
severely cut with aknite that helsaNare
OF The REsIsrER Company should put
an ice handage on It's young man 8
bsad. The warm weather IL too many
for him.
The Herald smarty mlstook the iaaeas-
OyDc,r for the REsIsTER, and We m'stook
the Herald fora good Judge OF papers.
Both were mistaken. Our pride Is
touched, but no apology is necessary
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-11
POINTS.
Pertinent Sayings and DOings.

MI. j. I. Reed is travelling in the in
terror of the State in the interests of
Houston Il Bingell.
The many friends OF Miss Ella Moore,
Of Chapline street, South Side, will be
glad 10 hear that she is able to he out
again after a severe illness.
Mr.. Max Beuter vas on the street
Yesterday after a prolonged illness.
Capt. TAFT, of the Pewiky, is of on q
two weeks vacation.
j. II. Fenton, Esq, and wife left last
evening for New York and the East.
Mr.. +. SAYS that he will be back again
next season and make roller skating a
most decided rage, and We have no
doubt but what he will do it,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-11

The p, C. Il St. l.. Railway viii sell
excursion tickets 10 Pittsburgh Sstur-
day, Nav 18th. Going, the tickets will
be good on all trains Saturday. Return
ing. will be good on trains leaving Pits
buryh Saturday evening and Sunday at
s:OA NJ, arriving in Wheeling a, 1880
A. NJ, and by a special train leaving
Pittsburgh Sunday night at II 80, arriy-
ing in Wheeling about 2 A. n, and on
the regular trains on Monday. Fare,
81 80 TOR the round trip.
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N...,, oourt-yudee llsivin.

Circuit C~ourt-suogs Aes -.
Court met at 8 A. u. yestefnsy
transacted the following business;
N. Rheinstrom Va Thomas rhna
Judgment was given for assignee Of AZ
tached fund. W..
and others. Final decree. by consent
distributing proceeds Of sale.
A. A. Howell va. A. n. Jacob ana
others. Motion was made TO appoint .
receiver Of lands of defendantA Mouoh
was argued and submitted.
Rev. Walter r. Long, OF the fresoyse-
Ran church, was authorized TO
the rites Of matrimony.
Adjourned until to-day al An.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-11

The choicest variety Of $40
and si2 business Suits I'm las
simeres and Cheyiots. boys ana
ChiIdren's suits from ~ mp.
Come and get your moneys
worth ai Oehm COS, the one
Price Clothiers, I3&S Marset
street, adjoining Opera House.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-11

wAsaISGroN, MAY II, lA.A--For the
tennessee and Ohio Valley. south
Winds, shifting to cooler north and west
winds, cloudy weather and possibly to-
cal storms, followed by clear weather
aud rising barometer.
For the Lakes, rising, followed py
stationary barometer, southwest Winds
slightly cooler or clearing weather.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-11

JACOB W. GRUBB, the lew
eler, offers bargains In Wed
ding Presents corner T"eitth
and Market streets
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aubeelins Register
LOCAL %INTELLl6EscE.
Iu,s. TO New Advertisements.

Zine Laces-Geo. X. Taylor-lI0cal
Page.
Public sale OF Valuable Real Estate.
Wanted Girl u 10 HOusework.
Auction Sale of Livery stock.
piyidend-Band uf OhIO Valley.
Ice Cream Parlors-Mrs Ziegenlelder.
pr. A. =. Todd's Liver Pills.
food News to the Afflicted.
Wedding Presents-Turner Il Dillon.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-11

Jos KRAMEE and his band received
Hast enyening irom Columbus their new
uniforms. which will be worn ior the
first time on the day OF the 81 law
renee excursion TO the May Festival.
The cut is anObby one, and whlgiVe the
bows a stylish appearance.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-11

Ladies' full reguiarsiik clock
eel Balbriggan Hose Tor ID e's
al BELLS,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-11

Headquarters for Hanan and Reddish
handmade Shoes, in all styles, and are
far superior 70 any other make, Tor sale
by l. V. Blond, ll02 Main street
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-11

One hundred styles thiiu-
ren's C0lOred Hose, from scts
upwards, at Bells.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-11

What the Doctors Say.
KAssoN, W. Va, July Is, 1877.
hesrs. Ldughiin Bros. e. Co:
GENrs.-Having used your worn,
Syrup in my practice for some Tune, !
can recommend it to be sgood, safe
medicine, and very effective. an
J.P. TRAHERN, NJ. ID.
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New shapes in chIldren's Leg
horn Haas at Bells iiss Main
street.
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Porty-eisht Inch Plain Bunssnx

Go to ]. Blum q Bro for summer
Silks.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-11

USDKKAKIxG attended 70 By Robert
LIKE, Ma. 1870 Market strees, near
the postokNce at reasonable rates,
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go to l. Blum 4 Bro. for summer
silks.
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Few Len,

And will be-clOsed out to-day. Those
White Linen Dress lawns al 10 cents
per ward. /. Blum q Bro.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-11

Prices to suit everybody. II Won
want bargains in Shoes and Slippers,
cali at L V. BONDS.
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John Emsheimer
Is ELEVENTH STREET.
ms Near second Ward Market.
DENTISTRY

uNO THOSE THAT DESIRE To SAVE THElk
nsuul teeth We would nay that We are nov
better prepared than ever below "a ehable uhem
Ia 10 =. BY the use Of an kLkLTEO AASskuS
ToGEE We can aud are making better ana
hsndSOmer Gold Filings, With nOre ease 70 SuI
patiene. than have heretofore heen made IN us
civ or elsewhere. without the ~ Oh the EleetlS
Pln.ser. What We 81 We eau prove ~ se'uAi
cT..r.tton- Gall aud Sc toi yOurselNes
JAMES N. SURGlSON a som
~av No Ma Market 81. Wheeling. W. va
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-11

In all colors al 80 cents per yard. Don't
buy bunting until you nave seen theml
/. Blum 4 Bro.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-11

CHmDRKS's GauIe Underwear from
lsi cents upwards, at Bells.
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Go to |. Blum 4 Bro. for Summer
Silks.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-11
Ulstsn and Drstsn

New makes, lowest prices, At !. Bum
4 Bros.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-11

LADIES Fine KID Button Shoes, hand
turned, al l.. v. Bonds
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To Qenh

Gro TO I. Blum & Bro. for Summer
Silks.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-11

NEW line OF Infants Lace Bonnets,
lust opened at Bells llss Main street,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-11

Go to l.. Blum d Bro. for Summer
Silks.
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Go to /. Blum & Bro. for SUNNI er
Silks.
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Mo- AnoloSH ReoessAry.

Go to I. Blum s Bro. for Summer
Silka
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nN.nsSru. 7rNI7A.N INsH.s T.
rs = % "a 81 ~ =
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Go to i. Blum 4 Bro. for Summer
Silks
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Five good Coat and Pants Hands
wanted at once. Apply to ". N.
Frank, the Tailor, 46 Twelfth ST
pnarmnmainr Reoord.

As taken at Schnepfs Opera House
drug store:
MONnAN.
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Cheap Excursion.

Go to /. Blum 4 Bro. for Summer
Silks
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Leghorn Chip and Tape Hats
in eT sty le. AT Bells.
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FIRE DEPARTMENT

was also called for last evening, but there
seemed to be some difficulty in getting
them together, and during that time
Chief Eccles sat with a sad and weary
look on his face, at last Mr.. Wolvington
came in, and for nearly an hour these
two talked to each other, then Mr.. Hand
ian came in, the bills for the past month
we're audited, and then Lieut.. McCully
was lett in possession of the place where
quiet reigned supreme and will until to-
night. aud then-Oh!
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-11

PIrrsBURGH, May l0-River 3 feet 2
inches and falling. Weather cloudy and
WARM.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-11

Messrs. Edwards, Butterteld, Haller
and Peters were present. Nothing of
much Importance Vas transacted be-
yond recommending to Council the
awarding OF the Seventh ward scales to
Henry Smith for $500, Various bills
were then audited and the committee,
which is a very harmless and quiet one,
adjourned.
Ihn Ennn nnifAnn on
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1880-08-08
Ganje Summer III.

Suppe, Die Elm gytraft oes beifeu 5IeiItbes
lein ioa, auf ben 5iib bringen. GaIies
Ssleiih ,pirb ielbIt fir ben CONNER nic5t
empfobIen, neil es, ipie ieber i1on an lid3
ielbit erfahren baben luirb, immerer pers
0aulid) lit, nls MARINES.
Das Rapitsl @etrdnfe iii ebenfaIIs BON
SnterelIe. Oas BUD empfiehlt, Bier nidbt
iDdbreno Der siBe bes 9ages. innoern bios
in Der Giible oes Ibenos 5li trinfen. Qeith.
ter Gotbiuein nit 3itronen uno Mnanas
ipirb aneele9entlib enpfoblsn. Ginoern
ioa man Heislpaiier, nit 3udsr uno 3is
trone oit8emadot, geben. QBie Der p0us-
fne9t in Auerbad's .Walbirieo~ lit bic
8erfaIierin Der Nnliht, oaB ggjen un0
Srinfen Die babe Nabruno lino; 5ur an-
oeren Sdlfte geh6ren refine Cuff, refine
gBobnung urlo refine Gleiber. Sn Besua
auf bieie Dinse tDeroen in oem Yuhe pie-
lerlei niiBli1e g9infe uno 4nweiiunaen
ertbeilt. Gum 66luB ermabnt Die Ysrfais
Ierin CUR Gube. Wldn lou bic Sommers
abenoe 10 piel ME m6elid) i'm sSreien 3us
briu9en, Die Wiihen uno Beihmeroen oes
Saees uergeiien, nm geiitig uno f6rperli6
erfriid]t. am ndhitenSage ben Gampi um's
Soietn BON Neuem aufneb,iieti 5u f6nnen.
Oas BUD lit, nie bic 2efer aus Obi9ent
erieben, ben gertneen Breis BON 10 Gents,
wel4en es foitet. Doilfommen werth.
III. D.
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ueberb b ten.

aulide: .Serr @ott, menn i1 baron
bsnfe, luie ib in fiinf Winutsn ied,8 Teinoe
nit eaner 9ano erleat babe !"
Gefier: SEEDS Seinoe2 Das min
aar Nints iagen. Die sipei Wlatraber,
ouf oensn Id i&lnfe, iinb oue nit Den
G6nurr6drten oerer uusQsRopIt, bic Id
Ii 6is anbrs WsIt asi1!6i bubss"
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9 o m M asfeubaIIe

Dame (auf cine 6panierin in auffal-
leno tur3emRoltiim 3eieenb): ~Nbi9euli9
Sebn Sic nur, bas &leio i'll bod su un.
anltdnois, niht iuabr?1
- 9srr; I'D nein, i4 finbe nur Die
Beine etnas 5u lang"
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Suue Giebe.

r5du5re, baB On mir trsu bIeibit anb
feline Anoere liebIt !"
SD ibp6re, oaB idb feline 4nbere liebe
wenn lie Dir nidt thnlib it,"