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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-06-02
Notice Of Administration.

HAVING been duly appointed and quail
IL fed as executor of the last will and test
Hment Of Catherine Frances Wells, deceased,
notice is hereby given for all persons having
claims against said deceased, to bring to me
their accounts and demands, and persons in
debted will make payment TO me.
LEROY G.. WELLS, Executor.
u. W. Hampton, Attorney.
May 3lst, 1880. 1874
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-06-02
Chancery Sale Of Real Estate.

No. 2226i R,-Chancery Court Of Shelby coup-
ty@JOhn Spellman, Guardian, etc. ct al.
vs.. j. A. Anderson. ct al. ""'
Rf virtue Of an interlocutory decree for
~ sale, entered in the above cause on the
TsTev %dpr en- lSSt ay M M y; T. p 545t and
sell, at. public auction, to the highest bpidl.
der, IN front Of the clerk and masters office,
courthouse Of Shelby county, Memphis,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-06-02

free.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1880-06-04
Interesting Races.

It is stated that Maj. Biddulph, sta
toned on the Cashmere boundary, has
prepared a report upon the customs,
languages and folklore of the singular
communities among whom he has been
residing for long time. From Maj.
Biddulph's peculiar advantages and OPP
portunities may be expected, says the
Calcutta Pioneer, a complete account of
people who are a survival of the old
Aryans, from whom all civilized man.
kind of the present day is probably de-
scended. Surgeon Major Bellew; mean
while, has been examining a few men from
the cantons on the southwest Of Dardis-
tan, peopled by a. similar race, who in
one respect are still more interesting,
for their country has never yet been Wis
tied by civilized traveller But in ap-
pearance and language they closely re-
semble the Dards, and, unlike them,
have not embraced the creed of their
Mohammedan neighbors. The tongues
spoken in all these hills are, for the
most part, Aryan; not descended
from Sanskrit, and, indeed, of earlier
origin than that classical language. On
the northern slopes of the mountain
Parsee words prevail in the southern
cantons some of the words resemble
Greek, some Latin, some those of mod
ern Europe. They make (and freely
consume) grape wine, something like a
crude Burgundy. Those who are not
Mussulmans believe in one God, but
employ the intercession of minor powers,
represented by images. They also oc-
casionally canonize great men whom
they have lost by death. They are
usually homogeneous, opposed to di-
vorce, and strict defenders of the chas-
tity of their unmarried girls. These
latter have blue, gray or hazel eyes !;
black hair is the exception among them,
and, when young, they are of such re-
markable comeliness as to be in great
demand in the slave markets of adjacent
countries. Authentic information CON
corning these interesting races cannot
but be anxiously awaited by all who
realize the nature Of the questions i'll
volved. London Globe.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1880-06-04

With stately bow she advanced, but
did not speak.
IT come on strange and painful er-
rand, began, aud then started. for |
happened to glance full into her eyes,
and from them down to the small right
hand grasping the chair. The wedding
ring Wasson that hand
81 conclude you are the Mr.. Read
who requested permission to tell me
some absurd ghost-story, and whom my
late husband mentions here" And as
she spoke she stretched out her
left hand toward something but
what I knew not, for my eyes were fixed
on that hand.
Horror White and delicate it might
be, but it was shaped like a claw, and
the third finger was missing!
One sentence was enough after that.
Madame, all / can tell you is that the
ghost who summoned your husband was
marked by singular deformity. The
third finger of the left hand was miss
ing" [ said, sternly; and the next in
slant I had left that beautiful, sinful
presence.
<
That will was never disputed The
next morning, too, I received check
for 91 900. and the next news l heard of
the widow was that she had herself seen
that awful apparition, and had left the
mansion immediately.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1880-06-04
Bologna.

Bo-logn-ya is walled city IN Italy,
yet it invented sausages. Bologna has
no hogs, yet the shops reek with the
odors of leeks and garlic. Cairo may
have forty-nine smells, but how many
has Bologna? There are nineteen kinds
Of cheese (that are good, and each with
a smell-oh, what a smell There are
the shops of cooked vegetables where
you buy boiled hot potato for a solid,
or half-kilo forfive of them, all these
smell then the sausages. It's a per-
feet sausage fair, an industrial exposi-
ton Of Bolognas. They are in links, in
gut, In bladders (of all Sizes, In cakes.
in stomachs, in membranes, in nets, in
fask-like forms, in clubs, in cudgels. In
canes sausages smoked, dried, licked,
fatted, lean, spiced, plain, widowed,
decayed, greasy, moldy, red, gray,
notified, broken, lettering with age. or
plump with youth.
And yet we Toasted on them and the
thin wafer-like, mosaic-like surface of it
was delicate and zestful.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1880-06-04

It was a dark, icy-cold night, and
somehow the courage and determination
which the sight of my own name in con-
nection with 81, 900 had given me tagged
considerably as found myself hurried
along through the silent darkness by a
man whose death-bed | was about to at
tend. He was grimly silent; but, as his
hand touched mine, III spite of the frost,
it felt like burning coal.
On we went tramp, tramp, through
the snow-on, on, till even I grew
weary, and at length on my appalled, ear
struck the chimes of church-clock,
while close at hand I distinguished the
snow hillocks of churchyard. Heav-
ems was this awful scene of which
was to be the witness to take place VERT
ably among the dead?
eleven" groaned the doomed man.
"Gracious God but two hours more,
and that ghostly messenger will bring
the summons. Come, come /; for mer-
cy's sake let us hasten"
There was but short road separating
us now from wall which surrounded a
large mansion, and along this we hast
ened until we reached a small door.
Passing through this, in few minutes
we were stealthily ascending the private
staircase to splendidly- furnished apart
ment. which left no doubt Of the wealth
of it's owner. Ali was intensely silent,
however, through the house and about
this room in particular there was still
ness that, as I gazed around, struck me
almost CHASTITY
My companion glanced at the clock on
the mantel-shelf and sank into a large
chair by the side of the fire with shud-
der. "Only an hour and a half longer, :
he muttered. i" Great Heaven! [
thought had more fortitude. This hor-
ror humans me-" Then, in a fiercer
tone, and clutching my arm, he added,
cha you mock me-you think me
mad; but wait till you see wait till you
see !"
/ put my hand on his wrist; for there
was now fever in his sunken eyes
which checked the superstitious chill
which had been gathering over me. and
made me hope that after all, my first
suspicion was correct, and that my pa
tient was but the victim of some fearful
hallucination.
'Mock you!'' ] answered soothingly.
Far from it; 7 sympathize intensely
with you, and would do much to aid you.
You require sleep Lie down, and leave
me to watch.
He groaned, but rose, and began
throwing off his clothes, and, watching
my opportunity, I slipped a sleeping
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1880-06-04
His Old Clothes.

Scene The breakfast-table. Nam
ma log. =" Ted, go up stairs and change
your clothes. Now you are at the sea-
side, | want you to wear out your old
suit" Ted, who is 8, appears four hours
later a sight to behold. Mamma
horrifed)) -" Ted, what have you been
doing?" Ted (cheerfully) -" Oh
mamma, I've been having such jolly
roll down the cliff. You wished me to
wear out my old clothes, you know. :"
And he had done it effact11aliv-
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1880-06-04

A PEASANT near Ancona, Italy, re-
Gently won $3.50, 900 on ticket in the
royal lottery; its payment was refused
by the authorities on the plea of fraud.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1880-06-04

The portrait of every Governor of
Tennessee, but that of Brownlow, is ex-
hibited at the Nashville Centennial.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1880-06-04

There was magnificent funeral soon
in that church and it was said that the
young widow of the buried man was in
consolable and then rumors got abroad
of horrible apparition which had been
seen on the night of the death and it
was whispered the young widow was
terrified, and insisted upon leaving, her
splendid mansion.
l was too mystifed with the whole
affair to risk my reputation by saying
what knew, and should have allowed
my share in it to remain forever buried
in oblivion had / not suddenly heard
that the widow, Directing tomany Of the
legacies in the last viii Of her husband,
intended to dispute it on the score of in
sanity, and then gradually arose the ru-
NOR Of his belief In having received
mysterious summons se
On this ] went to the lawyer, and sent
a message to the lady, that, as the last
person who had attended her husband,
| undertook to prove his sanity, and I
besought her to grant me an interview,
in which [ would relate as strange and
horrible a story as her ear had ever
heard.
The same evening ! received an invi-
tation to go to the mansion. I was ush-
cred Immediately into a splendid room,
and there, standing before the fire, was
the most dazzlingly- beautiful young
creature had ever seen. She was very
small, but exquisitely made; had it not
been for the dignity of her carriage, /
should have believed her mere child.
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Gb,parb Wiles.
Seftntlt6er Nptar.

Bsrar County, Gan antonic, 1eras.
Office in SclcsabfraBs. bsr YcifcfFee sssenater.
Daoneere Mufmertlamleit pirb allen geniiortn
unb Qorterunsea pun 9eteransn ps5 Staatss potr
ber Uerekistsn Staaten ss(ten.t. Abftrifwn
BON Yatsnten tefpr8t anb Stsuern aaf 2anb in
alien Ibeilen bes Staa Is bs,ablt. Wobnert in
Der nutsrsn @arsnitraBs. 3o,6,tI
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Fer tD!s burh pts tSAtsn. ia man tonn!s
anns6mea, sab liz Der pauptisabt ets
Msbriabl Tersr. bts gtras tattsn, baron
bttrclFsn ppras. s8sr ie aladlith ssrsslfa.
9ltass 3u tatsa, tDmnte ,uftbfn unb pptl5'
fupbsfhs Gstrat!uusca anse!len.
5srr Sagea ssb6rte inter bic sssnissn,
bic smar eenus b,iaesn, atsr ourh Sislsn
Sad sar ntft bstrpfsn murbsn. Ssin
gsFB mar anbsfs.po anssIeei ,ne, ME sr
nIBse, fiber Serturst g1as itn abr
psriUul,tt nini berl,brte, ta5 bstraF ietns
Gntsl, psrsa Capital bs Baron 5slie>
mann nlssersslest mar. Gal! balisles In
isinen Nussn fit ssrins, 70 rnree sinsm
aursrsn Der gsrluf bart eenue erft'snen
isia. 9r abtr fiiblts in hisism Nuesnbltd
ssrats orrd biefsn 8ssIuit sins @rt Won
G'snugibnune. Dem nit Stm Wssfaa
ttsiss 4nibetIe mar tte lsbts gere6tigung
stlIer frsmbcE 5aat auf ieine Rineer 9t,
wtheu, uns W!smanb hurfts msbr nit Qu.
fprad pesr ginlpsud an oas riitrsn, paS
sr an fsin Daiein sststtst bate. Sp
fpnnts er ss!aiieu, ipsar better iein, Ipas'
renb an bisffn pislerrsstsn 1assn sua IN
Is'n.m 6auie iiser eas SHent!iae erstsuib
lnanntgfah ssrbanbelt wurSs.
Der grae, rpeldss, ane srar tit srUbsr
pewesuns, Sassn's @Gwells bstrat, mar
Der @tttnunssratb Sprlnsmiitl. gr war
ssnei,m iab aber. ais er Fh aus ieintm
psl,hsn midslts, mad iibsraanoener
Rranttett nod biinnsr unb @yibsr aua.
paSsn sttf ibm slettb sntsesen, nur nittt
su srnit 3u nsbmsn, wae tim fslbt ntdt
BON 9elans erfdienen mare. Atfr ss 1T
aaes Fin risf 9srr sprinamiitl. Naes !.
allss! scld' ein Jall III felt We~ idtn~
nenfln nidt erinnerlih. So follsn I'D III
ben Yadern iusar 9atl6unssn fntsn,
une IS Ii nidt ab,uitten, mas Muts nod
,u Sage frmmt Disf,r untsersiIite
Meni6, Der nit siner SiHsrbsit ~ aestn
idien, unb fdersts, rem man NIT ibm ~
untertaaesIn bate unb nun Nlss psr'
idsrlt!
(f5Drtfetnna folet,,
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hinst, Der baIelbit einen Wrro bssaneen
batts. Gr erfdpb eincn Sewifen 3tine,
sp5brenb rieler ueben isiner Jrau anf Der
@aIerie ieines 6auIes ldlief. grwabn=
te Trau mar ser eiaisen IaSen 70 franl,
DAP lie an ibr 9nbe 9laubte unp bebbulb
sin @sffinbnib iiter ienen Morb a6Ic5z
te. Danab 5atte niht geoftiiaser ben
tSbilihsn Sdnb auT ibrcn @attcn abgs=
feucrt, |ensera etn Waun Wamsns @aso=
ncr; erd mar g2cFtllnser i'm Gpalplott.
Sic ieltlt bate ibr Qaser periaien ,ino
Nues iiir ben Wtcrb pprbereitet. NtpI,=
finger mar ibr friiberer @e!iet:er. Die
Trau 1T bcu, Ioce entganse.t uno teiinoet
lid iett anf bet BeHerun8.
- Sn Urenbam brad in ber Nadt
pom 81. Elm Bener III ber ssate bes
Gentralbabn Dcpcts aus unb 3erft6rte
bot;srne 5duier. Wian slautt, cab bas
1euer angclegt purbe.
Die neue @tIenbabn= Station Sfple
Jill ter Snternaticnalbabu ION binuen .pe.
niBen Iaesn erSfnet werben. Die Sta=
ticn liest 2l Weiten pm Muffin entfernt,
i'll Qa13 9ONulN.
Die YepSlleruus BON gra3uria
County beltebt cus 2,252 gBeibeu uno
1854 Tarbisen.
Su Sails County murbe elm 7ilb.
riser fartiser anate, weldem fh Der
Stid cincs cnrdsebenben Vferbes um
ben 8Srper fdlana, 70 Ianse sei9leift, bis
CT tebt mar.
= Son Seguin wurben bis jeet 900
Bauen Daunlmoue uerihifit.
Die Republfaner prn Travis
COUNTY wolIen eiu pplIes @puntDtidet
nominiren.
~ @ei Condo bate Der Slug mGb=
renb brcier Gage feline llfer iiberidmemmt.
Grnit Meper, Budbalter bei Miljpausb.
pcllte ben 6lub turdi hmimmen unb e.
trauf. Seine 9eide tpurbe niht gefun=
ben.
= Sn Ds,pitt COUNTY mirb iaum cine
balbe Grnte in BaummpQe semadt.
Mansel al Mrbeitern uno un9iinltiges
Wctter iinb bic 1riade.
= Sn 3cnjales County fanb Elm
U'ann Wamcns Wascc ieinen Sob burd
cinen Ofen, Der itm auf ben 8opf 1tarste.
Gr bate Den Ofen in @cn3ales esiauit
uno ,bu auf ieineu, Wasen untersebradt.
8ci 9ecspille fdlus Der Waasu nm unb
Der pfen ltarjte eabei Wa9ee auf ben
Gcpf.
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9at.ptofitee oer 49,
HDntglt0 Sd0lll0el1,

pattptofitce oer )8.
HDntglt0 Sd0fl0en,
50. 5sr,usItt
Vraunl9pet9. 2al1beSlotterie
278. 6amburstr Stabt Setterie.
Original, ,eupfs tSnnen In @an,s, 5albc uns
8ic,tsl besusen psrbfn.
CUR bsfonberea Na@riat. bab wtr CUR
5aupt' 3tsbuno Der
Brannl4wet9. 2a1toeslotterie
bic 70 betiettsn @slslll9aftslpiel.9oole auf
6 rsridtebsne Nummern lautenb, aud
etssmaI auf aIeemetnes Bsrlanesn aus.
esttn.
Snosm auf isbes 3welts 9ops Elm Iref,
fer tcmmt, 70 III beitimmt an3unebmen,
tab auf 6 Serfdishene glummtrn, .psniss
fsens etn @sutan sss'sen ptro. Sn AT
bern sladltAen Safe, i6pnsn aud ale 6
ylnmmern ge3p9en verben une fanr ntaa
70 NIT ,penieem capital gu SroBsm Ret1z
tbum gelansen. Destalb folts iih Sober,
Der bem Slide bic 9anb bisten wtQ, Beet.
len, tn ben Bsiib etass folhsn QooIss
3u stlan9en.
Der Yreis Der Qouis fir bic Saupt.
3isbunsen 1T ilr ben
10. Nntbtil Yon ieber Der 6 Nummern 1924
20. bp. bp. 10
80. - DO. bp. 6
Dis 5nupt. 3iebune bsr 9raunfdwst.
ger Qcoie besinnt am
3. Hppemb. II cnbet am 2. Des.
Gs perben BON $4,000 ylummern, 32,.
000 @eiptnne ge3c8en, tpsldc 7.sSS 900
@arf reYrdlentiren.
Oip fouhf 2iehvon Ner
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DR.. WHITTIER.

gse. GIT Ct GbarIes Straee,
st. Hpui6, Mu,.
1T etn resuIdr @rabuir.er sspeisr meeiuf4srfShu.
len unb In, uts bic fasssbdtter ,tistn rab bieN>
&C Betpobner tpineu, Idnaer nit Der Nebaubluna
ssn 0ef6le1iStranfbeiisn tstraut, aig traeaS Elm
anbcrer Mrst in Ct. 2cviS.
Sppblts, Wpns-rtSon, Str!eturen, Ornttis.
DruhfGdsen, aue llrinfranfbsiten unp fppbiIttfbs
uber mereurale 9tiben Der Rsbls. Der baut pber
ber fnohsn Cerben erfogreih nad milIenfdaft(t.
Ger Rs4obe itaeT unb prtpatim bfbanba..
Soerniatborhpea, aeaBaHsol4wdrte pnb Jm :
potent ais itolee iueeEblittr Mnalaipeifunaeu
ODER lsi1tfnntsen 2etsnsnaabsls in fsdteren
Sabren, pobura folsenee liftsl ca.fishsn; glsr-
poiti6t. 5amsae rsufff, Sd.pdblittsIf, fbwabts
@eFbt, @sbdainibiRwdde, Aueltalaa, Gatfraf.
tung WibrwilIea gegen wiiSlibe Gelelfhoft,
8srluit Der 9eIgungetraft u. {. rs. ppburh baS
petratten erf6wtr ober uuH6elidb etmobt mtrb.
souidnbig gebetlt. g0AilItattpn In Der DfF,s
ppsr but6 Bic ypii fret unb ipigb barnm asbeten,
ba zine nntfrbaltuns absr Bic Ginbuluna b.t Ms-
Fdt ni1iS fplts,.
aDsnn % unbsausm III ;ss Dttanbluaa in Bic
Stabt su fommsa, 70 tperbtn bic Arlneiea burn
grprsb ober ppif strfanbt. gurtn aaraattrt unb
tei lwtifeleaIten tydlen bem YaHenten often de,
faet. SfNeefunbsn pon rbr Rpraens biS 7
nbr Gbenbs. Sonaiaes BON l2--l ntr Wittaes.
ybampbIe, far Rdnner peltmarfe. fir arou.
en- | yUitfarts. bsuild fir tsbs spsi 9oim arteu.
"a ISttteE.
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u8aummplie 1T a6nia", 70 bieb
es allgc!nein bor bem Yiiraertriege, oerln
bieies eill5ise prDouft bes 2anbes mar
i'm Stanoe, uniere Sanbelsbilans nit
Dem 9luslalloe cinigerlnaBen aussu=
glei1cn. Damn famen Die ltngIiidli9en
Sabre, Die ben Getpinn oes 8aumwpl=
lenbanoels ipenigitens einem 3betle bes
&anoes ellt5psen. 0agegen permebrte
li9 Die proOuftiOn bes Getreibes; Der
Seoarf oes 9luslanoes ltieg in einemt
MiaBe, OaB oer NertA hes @etreioe=
Grnnrts ienen Der 8aumlpolle bel 98ei=
tenn iiberitieg, uno ba CAB es biele Die
ansriefea: oWeisen it &0nig!" llnher=
itdnOige parteiflepper m6gen bas eine
oher bas Quoere st iDren Wobl'prub
erleben. Wi0gen oaraltf binipeiIen, haB
Die slusfubr Der Saumtpolle bon $161, =
1856, l7Sin 1879 aitf $209 ,S52, ,O05 in
1880 geltiegen lit, llno OaB bem 8aun=
polle prooueirenben Siioe,, ancin bas
Yerolenit Susui6reiben lit, ipenn fi1
bas gauge sanb gilnitiger GinanSsH-
itdnoe erfrellt. Sic lolten aber MID:
iiberieber, bob hsr 9tpreell in 1880 fir
$190, ,545, ,305 @ciselt fir $53 ,29S, 247
Wtais unb eine beoelltenbe Guantitdt
YrDbii iionen ausgefiibrt bat. Sa ipllte
ii6 jeber quite giirger Der SbatIa6e
frelen, baB beibe 2anbestbcile glci6=
mdBig gum @pbltanb bes ganbes BET
trllgen, oaB ieber BON iAnen in Der prp=
button iener 8OAenerSelleniHe, Die fei=
nom 3lilna angen,efien finn, bur6 6leib
lmh 8ebarrli6feit einen lleberl1uB CT
seugt Der sllr Yefriehialtng bes geoarfs
| i'm 9uslanbe beltimmt 1T,
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auuifgai;onen. gats s brer

Gl,santti 2stnwanbbanb nit GplbfHnth.
Derfegtlt fur so Gsnis in @tlb sbsr Sriefmar
fen. l,eter so terrltte Sebers,idnunsea aus
Fem 2ebtn. IrtltI fur iolstnbe 3tsmas: 9BfI
fpa bfiratbea uab mer aiht anb marum itb!.
Dde eeb6rise @ltsr ,um 9eitatten. 9Der lril eril
beratben, Nannbarteii, Weiblihtstt, Gnttraf.
tsuns. Die Doleen BON Gnibaltlanittt nnb
ueteranarensuns. Mer folts teir a!tta I; tpie hae
Qeben unb G,lld in Der b6ttiten Yotena 8enefsn
wirb. Die pbifolcsie Der germetrane unb sis>
les Mnhere. Dtrbeiratbtte arb Srlde. ,pelte
s.bcn.ea, tpaten es Isieu. Gs fpute non isbem
Grwahftnen stlefen unb bann einstldlonen rer.
ben Yopuldre &uSgate, biefelbe irie pttn an.
geo zen, ieboh nur bYcfHirt, 26O Setten, 15
Cents @tlb cber 0riefmarien. Der biuts1e gu.
ts Dssmeiftr In Mmsrita.
sSreie Mecepte !
fu, fdnsue 6siluns srn Samenbrua, 8eusunSs,
6mdde uxb tnprm6ssn, fowif eesen out our&
uef&wsfuns Obr inesnbli&sm Gtittenn ter.
beisefutren nnretslmdbiseeten ~ peltem &e-
eepts bic meiitn 1pcibefer bic Bsitanbtttile fab.
rsn. wamSslets .,Seiratb anb G5elibar. 20
Ssisn; ,,Gtronilde 9siben", 80 Seitsn ), Es-
say on Sperrmatorrhoea, llasrmoasn te.", 56
Gtitsn, Gents ietss. Dir btiIen iebe ssftIstt>
Iihs Miebtlb uns sesen maSisss psaprar.
81. Louis Curative Institute
619 ct. Gbarlesi1rabe, ct. 9cuts, Wp.
gcm Stoa, 9niGouri esSar.srt ,ur GtmosIs>
fine robilaler, f&ntaer wifenftGiil&r unb 90
ftirsr 6ehuna. - Ddbey, Glsstrietai, aue mpber>
ntn bu!fsmitisi unb ttlts drsiiits unb wunbdr,t-
lits 9seane!uns. @rstnd atuaabin serfantt
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= 5slten III es einsm Ssilmittel &C.,
lsnSen tin 70 kRes 3utrausn su trmfr.
ben, pte Dr.. AusuR &Snis's 5amturssr
1rcpfen. uWShte sbsnio lieb pbas
8rrb, als otns Die 4rupfen fin. -
uRSnuts aiht rutis i&lalsn. msnn Id
ntat Biz drupfen TN 6au1s bate" u. {. ~.
tSrt man ale Gage. 5srr Deter 9ustpis
In Bribseton, 81. s., fpri@t Fd fulsen.
termaben barber ans: Or Musua RS.
nis's 6amburser Iropfeu fnb mein better
1aus Mr,s ID mG&ts niht msbr obne bls-
itIben (ein-
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Ypr tur,er 3eit purbe in @iinesz
bile elm Wann, Wamsns Wcftlinscr et=
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correspondents. ecntent, 10. Sept.
MnIdliebeno an mein gcriseS, tam id
bieies Mal Widts trinacn, ipas per gr=
pSbnung pertb pare une bls SntereGe
1brer Qeier erraate. Das Rapitel Wet=
ter, felt einem Wlonat ldcn in allea mSs.
liAen Nariationen burdsencmmen, wirb
nahserabc atScidnladt unc face. Supi=
ter Ytnpius, ct. Better unb ,Uie bic Yer=
iSnlidteiteu aue esiben mSSen, bsnen oas
Wettermaden ,nseIhriebeu wiro, mnsbsu
in iiinslter 3eit berb triti(Irt ltn.n
Nadldfiistcit une YAihtperlckuns mebr
suseIdjrisben, ME eiuem unierer SHentii=
den Staats6camten es tpnrbe mebr see
Ihimpft iiter ibre SanoluHSsweife, ME
iiter @oupsraeur 0tcberts unp feline I'm,
getuns, nlebr als Sett Sbeperb in ieiner
jiiu8lt in Betmar sebaltenen Ybilippifa
sssen bic republilanilde Yartei gu 1ase
fOrbcrn fcnnte. Troba1etem unb alle.
benz 1T Go nid,t aabeyS sewcrosn, es req
nete chen 5ual gciomeien Der Jarmsr uno
aler SntereiFrt.n fcrt; icn Sofa llSt
| fih burd prcteitiren anoern. Dab unter
i0ld,fr pibermartisen Witterunssrerbalt=
ni1en bic grnte nur iebr tansiam pon
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mentireu. gsergangene Wcde gum Beiz
Ipiel tonnte taft gar teine BanalwcIe se=
pEidt wereen, ea Der Wetterelerf Der.
ssiieu 3u baben fhisu, bic Sdleuien III
| fhlieben. Idslid, Resen gum Yer,mei.
| feln. Man&er Bittere, nicnhes @las
Bier murce in bieier 5eit pertilst, ben
@rca binunter ,u ipa!en, ben llnn,utb ,u
eritdsn. Webr ais bic 6dlfts Der Baum
mpue barrt bes Viliidens in Tolse Der
cben ausefibrten llriaden uno ba Der
bieajibri8e ertraa Elm taoeutenberer 1T !,
pie ocr lebtiabri9s, 70 pirb es mod iter
| 2 Mpnate nebmcn, bic Nrbeit bes Gin
beimicns 3u rc0;iebcn, tpenn feline Triib=
! frSftc eintreten fclten, bic Naupe nidt
mebr 70 verbeereno auftreten unb benz
Na4p4hs siaitiseS lbettcr ,ur 9teife
segeben wiro. = Qeeten II. bisIes Uio
mats teegrten bic 9errcn 3cnsreetaabi=
baten fir bieieu Diitrilt Sctb Sbepsrb
4 unb Waib. ScneS be Bepdl!erunS prn
Weimnr nit Infpraheu. Sine srcbe
4 3ubSreriduit bate 6h periammelt, ben
n Yeriprehunsen uno ben erlSienbsn Sbsen
4 ItaatSmii liidsr Weisbeit, bic lie bon,
j Stapel lieben, 5u lauiden, nobel es an
ben ibliden Sdmeidelsien unc idSn &C.
breGielten ybraien nid,t feblte. Yprz
siislid mar cs Der eemclratilGe Steiner,
belien NnTdt bic .llnion pcr ben, Inter
aanae ;u belpabren, bic ift, bic 3asel Der
. Hesieruns in bic 5iaee Der Democratic
. gu lesen. 5anecd Itea,e .r ais oaS vol.
lenbefte Soeal eines Yrdlibenten bin, tpr.
binseBsn @ariielb Elm Sheuial ppn De
. magcs lei. Wan bate nit Sad uni
{ Yad mSsen ins eemclratifhe Eager iibcr
I 9eben. Ater
), Wir wilfen better. mas uns frpnlmt,
: Wenn's nieien 5erbit gum Witlen icmm
. Auf men oann uniere St,mme fillt
men Demolrats 12iht fitr bic yBelt I
6 s. y.
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Quaitat tttm Carload pbar in tletnsrsn Suan.
titaten au sbenfo biaietn prsiftn, als mk
anhsIe gsridnfer tn bisfsm Mart!s ulisisrn.
te no anberS laafen, bsi r,ir spr,ulpreaen unb
fit f.ItT BARON Az aber seasen. @an msnbs ittt az
B. 81. 0augtan.
asent fir Jatyiiantsn. Sfilte Ode @uiin,
unb Nere Z. Shabe, Gan Intonio, Ssras.
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