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That gold crosses are often hollow
is we'll enough known, but few persons
have discovered what french writer has
the use to which this vacant space is
put by English ladies. 1t is filled, he
says, with cordial, or sherry, or brandy,
for slipping in public places; and thus
the religious symbol is made to admins
ter to creature comfort. "This custom can
be observed nightly at the opera, where
charming young English lady is in the
habit of pressing to her lips at the most
pathetic passages an enormous gold cross" !"
If this story is an invention it is at least in.
genious.
The uniform green color of the
vegetable world is due to chlorophyll.
This substance, however, exists only in
minute quantity in plants, the leaves of
large tree containing perhaps not more
than 100 grains; 1t appears to be a di-
rect product of the action of the sun
light upon vegetation, as it does not exist
in plants kept in darkness. The changes
in the color of leaves in autumn are sup
posed to be due to the oxidation Of their
chlorophyll.
The Westminster Rerie'O reckons
the public debts of the world at the pres
ent time at s24,000OO0,000. The rail
way Indebtedness has been estimated at
s6,0OO,O 100000, and municipal debts at
s., 5,O0O'OO0,OOO, thus bringing the public
Indebtedness of the world up to the vast
sum of $35, 100000 10000. 1t is not expec-
ted that this will ever be paid, but it
constitutes an annual lien on the indus
try of the world of 81, ,7O0,OO0,00O.
- An unusually large kangaroo has
just been placed on exhibition at Cen
trail Park, New York. Within the last
few days too young elephants from
India and an iguana from South America
have been added to the collection of ami
mails. The iguana is of the chameleon
species, five feet in length, and is the only
species in this country. Itis of dark
ish brown color, with changes in the sun
light. Bananas are its only food.
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ATTACKED BY AN EAGLE.-Mr. Law
nisky, Polander who came to this coun-
try from Michigan, and who resides ten
miles east of here, was greatly frightened
on last Wednesday by an occurrence
which placed his little boy Varaf, in a
parilous position. The child, Varaf was
in the barn-yard feeding corn to the
chickens, and in the work finding child
ish amusement. The little boys bubbles
of glee, blown through the reed of Joy
soon burst, and cries of distress were
borne upon the air to the fathers ears.
An eagle which had been soaring above
the yard for some time, had pounced upon
the lad, and commenced an attack upon
him with its talons. The child, rendered
helpless by extreme fright, was dragged
along the ground a short distance by the
rapacious representative of ten-dollar
gold coin, and would no doubt have been
seriously injured but for the opportune
arrival of the father, who, with remarka-
Bile presence Of mind, picked up n rail
and beating the bird off from its intended
victim soon dispatched it. The boy
suffers more from the shock occasioned
by the fright than by the few scratches.
The bird measured y feet in length
and is of the bald species.-Arkansas
Traveller.
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handling and carriage shall receive full
compensation that we seek to inform
ourselves how and where to sell most
proftably, and to buy most economically (;
that by selling and buying together, we get
the benefit quantity always gives in either,
and in freights and charges. That we
seek aud desire the most friendly relations
with commercial and business men and
companies that we claim and confident
ly assert that if we could, and should
consummate our undertakings, it would
rebound in benefits to business and other
classes equally with the agricultural
that they and all should aid us, "as we
work for ALL" We do not claim that the
annual crops belong to the husbandman
alone, but admit it to be common prop
erty, belonging to all who work or serve
the community, either physically or men
tally, and each is entitled to claim in
proportion to the value of the services
rendered, but no more and we deny the
right of those who neither work nor serve
to any share at all.
No matter how much conflict there
may be between the agricultural class
and interests and other classes and
interests in other States and coun-
tries, still it is safe to say there is and
should be none in this State. No enter
prise based upon capital, commerce, trade,
manufactures, or transportation, has yet
reached such magnitude and power in this
State as to sensibly cause it to directly
antagonize the great and fundamental in
terest of agriculture, and, whenever it is
attempted, 1t is by those who, failing to
realize and understand the interets they
represent are tempted by inordinate and
selfish greed and aggrandizement to a
course that is not endorsed by judgment
or approved by conscience. Then let
us invite and appeal to the sense and wis
dom of the leaders of all classes and in
terests to join and aid US in devising and
inaugurating plans and schemes that
will revive and foster the languishing ag-
ricultural interest of the State and coun-
try; Join us to influence and cause more
considerate and friendly legislation and
action, both State and Federal; aid US to.
remove some of the too many heavy and
unjust burthens with which agriculture is
now 80 loaded as to crush and stihe it.
Then will it soon revive and prosper, con-
ferring sustenance, profit and happiness
of not only those Immediately engaged
in it, but also on all of every class and
interest.
May your session be harmonious, pleas
ant and fraternal; may your work be so
we'll and wisely done, and its fruits SO
sweet and abundant as to entitle you to
the praise and thanks of those you repre-
sent, and cause you to be glad that you
are here.
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The Great Comet Of 1S43..

The following extract from Professor
Peirce's lecture on comets and meteors
contains description of the wonderful
comet of 1S49, of which Gould's comet is
supposed to be a re-appearance:
about noon on the 2Sth of February,
1S43, groups of people in many of the
towns of New England, especially in
Portland, Maine, collected at the corners
of the streets, gazing up toward the sun.
Protecting their eyes in the shadows of
the houses, they saw brilliant object
close to the sun. Such q marvellous spec
tacle had never before. been seen. A
thoughtful sea Captain, Mr.. Clark,
brought out his sextant, and repeatedly
measured the distance of the strange OBJ
ject from the limb of the sun. These
unique observations are on record, and,
submitted to rigid criticism, attest the
accuracy of tho observer. In about
week from this time wonderfully brill
liant tail Of q comet was seen skirting the
horizon soon after sunset, and reaching
more than one-third of the way round the
sky. 1t was now tail without head,
as it was at first head without tail; but
they were members of the same comet.
The best determination of its path was
accomplished by the distinguished as
tronomer, Sears o. Walker. At its peri
helion it passed nearer the sun than any
known comet, with the single exception
of that of 1850, computed by Sir Isaac
Newton, and in the discussion of which
in the Principia he broached the first ap-
Proclamation to the true theory of the
commetary tail. These two comets sp-
preached so close to the sun that it would
seem quite possible that they touched its
surface, or at least swept in nearer than
the solar corona. It would not have'been
an absurd hypothesis that they were
elected from the sun at the time of pene-
tration, had it not been for the fact that
the comet of 1850 was seen on its way
down to the sun, and for the remarkable
phenomena which we are about to de-
scribe concerning the comet of 1S43. 1t
may be claimed as not impossible hy-
pothesis that each of these comets was at
some former time the product of solar
eruption in accordance with Buffon's
theory of the origin of comets. Itwould
OuIy lufOlfe iOECe WulCu WOuiu uOuuie
the greatest velocity given to the solar
fed of hydrogen. Buta juster interpre-
tation of the phenomenon, and one which
avoids the necessity of an extravagant
volcanic action, is to be found in the re-
lation between the comets aud the mete-
ors. 1t is simply the splash of the fall
ing meteors. In about an hour and
half the comet of 1s43, like that of 1850,
went round the sun from one side to the
other. What would have become of the
tail, which was reaching out about 1O0,-
100000 of miles from the sun to the
earth's orbit? There have been those
who have actually adopted the incred-
ible, may say the impossible, hypothe-
sis that the tail rotated through this i'm.
mense circuit. developing centrifugal
force which all the united powers of the
universe could not have sustained. No!
The comet practically left its tail behind
it and began to grow new tail as it re-
ceded from the sun.-Boston 44drertiscr.
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WHY We BUTTER OUR BREAD.-The
layers of the wheat berry, as We proceed
toward the centre, become more and
more completely starchy, and at the cen
tre but little else is found, and this por-
ton makes the finest -four. The finer
the -four the less fit it is for nutrition.
In its natural state, the wheat, with all
its componeDts present, is not fitted for
perfect human development. There is
deficiency in the potential heat-produc-
ing materials, especially for cooler clim-
ates, there being only 2 per cent. of fat
in wheat. We instinctively supply this
deficiency by the addition Of fatty bodies.
We spread butter upon bread, we mingle
lard or butter with our biscuit or cake,
and the fat meat and bread are taken
alternately or coincidentally. The starch
being carbon hydrate can afford com.
paratively but little heat in consumption,
and the fats are demanded by the wants
of the system.-U United States Miller.
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- The Northern part of Adams Coun-
ty, Miss, has been the scene ola terrible
affair. An old farmer, Morris Brown, was
demonstrating with his daughter Eliza
aboutsome trivial affair, when the latter be-
coming enraged, seized an axeand striking
her father on the head felled him. After
he had fallen she chopped him on the
neck in vain endeavor ID sever his
head from his body. Medical attendance
was Immediately had but the old man
will die. Eliza is said to be demented.
Both parties are colored. The woman
has been arrested and lodged in jail.
- The oldest surviving Congressman
is Hon. John A. Cuthbert, now a prac-
ticing lawyer of Mobile. He was born
in Savannah, Ga, in 17SS, and repre-
sented Georgia in Congress in 1916.
One of the wise men who knows every
thing declares that in few years every
physician in the country will prescribe
DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup to his patients.
We believe it.
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upon any question solely because it is
Democratic. I claim the right of exer-
cising private judgment on all political
questions upon which am called to leg
islate, and if upon examination l find l
differ in my views with those with whom
1 am in accord politically, I propose to vote
as my judgment dictates. If called to
account, l will be prepared to show
cause both for my faith and my works.
Very truly, D. WYATT AIKEN.
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man or of any three members at such
times and places as he or they may ap-
point.
Each Congressional Convention shall
meet within its Congressional District,
and each Judicial Convention shall meet
within its Circuit.
ART. XIV. This Constitution shall not
60 into force until the State campaign of
1878.
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Neutrality-suspicious. you begin your
heavy spring work after winter of re-
taxation, your system needs cleansing
and strengthening to prevent an attack
of Augue, Bilious or Spring Fever, or
some other Spring sickness that will un.
fit you for seasons work. You will
use one bottle of Hop Bilte.s in your
family this month. Don't wait.-BT-
Engton Hawkcge.
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"What is the matter with the darling
creature2" The baby was crying pite-
ously, but the nurse had bottle of DR..
Bulls Baby Syrup at hand, and the little
fellow was soon comfortable.
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"Digby, will you take some of that
buttcr?" 81 thank you ma'am; 1 be-
long to the temperance society-can't
take ANYTHING strong" replied Digby.
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- "The 46th Congress bids fair to dis
inguish itself as the greatest do-nothing-
but-talk Congress since the war."-Neao
York Sun.
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THE CHANGERS, NEW YEAR.

Worthy Masters Address on the Condition
I OF the Order-The Duties and Aims OF the
Patrons Of Husbandry in South Carolina.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-07-16

wGbnllea eas s1rana. Bisosr ansere
iuaen guloruoc aaf Die burA Nrtsits.
ihsu aus lem D.sa Ysrtrisbsn, tummsn.
I'm, wif 1s eiaubsri, nit letGter Nabe
pas 0elb BON he;, S5traben aubule(en. Gs.
taui6t in tbrea &Epartunssn fnbeu Ts,
tab es In Golgraco serape aud 1dmerer
Mrbsit beearf In, ~ pfseisain - fie I'm
Ten tiefsE unr ftsit.. 5is aud IL iAlsblih
5ano an i1ca faeI, anes.s, fda In ID
rem Doffuunas'' tsiseeea finssnb, oreifsn
gum @laie ua0 Qetgt, fiji fsts in stnsm
3afanns ter asuaien9sit, I'm al bas
5srte 3u psre fs:, soas Fs BIER srfatrsn
- eatneesr .oiro B. eetruufsu, Bis gum
lsstsn atts'nl q, Q2sr bts oas Dslisium
ftt einfaelt u''o plt i>ano gum Selbfmuroe
leitet. Dis GtuAIIpn wirtt In Colorado
bsbeutenb idu.lfr auf bic goatution uab
ben gerfant 1st Mlenlten, als in ben
ttefer selssenen Dill.Aen 5taaten, uuo je
bUber In bsn qsrssr js serSeybllhsr unb
faneller bic misfona sss Wbisfp's.
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TrieDsib SeHer perDFeutiiebfe

biefer Sage einsu interenanten Nrtifs |,
tpeldem mir 6olSenoes entnebrsen:
Gin freieS @'emeinmeieu, cine Vclta=
terridaft beoarf nlebr ale bic mad Der
alien Sd)ablone tau ieuoer Staateu Der
alien We!t, einen @taatsmaun prn Gr.
fotruns unb Wilfen an ber 5pibe
llno nit aller periSniiden Sohadtuns
uno aller Sbmpatbte unb allem Reipeft
Dor aeneral sDinsfielo Scctt Sanecd
frasea mir, Sauo auf's Ssrs:
yBas pifen mir tenn bon FOLDER 3u ei=
nsm prafoenten notbmenbissu aualifitlz
ticn9
yidts, gar Nidts. Der Subcl uuo
bonire's, bic Rancne unb oas Bierbant=
sefr0ble, Te brinsen uns feline gntwOrt
euf bic 6raSe.
Die 5ra9e aber 1T ua1 10 beredtister,
ais mir eben nit eineu, srrben @enerale
meltweiten Rufes, mad bem laut tuac=
sesebeneu Nuslprude BON Iaulenben unb
5unterttauieuoen bon StimmSe Sebern teine
befrieoisenoe Nntwort in Be5us auf
Staatsuanni daft unb Staatsuerwaltans
in sjdhriser Dienftleiituns ersulten babeu.
gHir fSunen un nIere belrnDere 9lrt filler
Bepunberung aber oenjeniaen nid,t per
fa8en, melde> wesen ber Iominiltratton
eiues sscsen @enerals aus benz Eager
Der alien republifanilden SABINE entz
iuiden, um iid unter bic SABINE zines
tleineren Generals mi. 9eilazpaurbz
5urrab i'm eemiidten Xuser Der Demo
iratie wetterfabuiid gu breben uno gu
flirren unD gu fnar,en, mo- fOsur bic
stars and bars" nod nidt perpSnt ltnb,
fonberu bel bobsn seitivitdten ioSar in
iiinsller 3eit faiterten."
Die bemOtratiide Yartei mebrte fh
nit auer Wadt sesen bic Meulinutlpn
unb Grwdbluns eineS yWeltpointers",
(refp. General oes ftebenben 9eeres), ioz
pobl sesen Taplsr 1915 als 1852 Sez
gen WinsFslb gcctt, uno bic Rspubli=
taner Der 1ss0er Wabl tSnnen nidts
@eGeres tbun, ais bic Demotraten Don
beute nit ben 1s4s uub 1852 porees
bradten NrSumentea gu fittern, in mel,
den tes 9anDen unb Breiten, Seidteu
unb Tiefen erSrtert miro, bab man tei=
men General unieres SSlonerbeeres gum
prdlisenten erwiblen oiitfe." giidt MIN
Der laderlib iei bic Ncminatior oes
u9fational= Santiers" Gnslilb, uadbem
bic Denctraten felt Sabren sesen Die
Nationalz Banteu beclamirt bitten. I'm
erhSrt fred iei bas Blatform= @eidmas
iiber @ipilz nit=Reform. nahoem Is
icfbcn brabwarm, iowsit es in ccnsrsb.
lider Wfadt lag, ben lebten 6riippel uno
ferner bic lebten altgeoienten lansidbri.
gen geamten aus benz Dienfc ssidmiI.
len uno masere uno tstte Diener Der
iao!ihen BriSaeieridaft oaftr assefteut
ba6en. - &cuiide Solpermanndsn. bic,
ie Demptratilde Gauallerie, nit itr.m
Wiarifaa pc0 allsr mSsli4en prin3ipien,
um, je mad Yebarf ben 5artselo c5ens|t,
ben S;lber=u Wule"= ben ,,@resntad=
Sad" ooer oas Stats Wlonep". .Ramsel
5u reiten.
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pas mir Sire Geidihte suruft, mir,
tsr nitt 8ubs als t0hlfss ssefns,tel Dor
lhwett ?
@ie bate id erboben, lore 8ruit uoste
teftie. Gs prsBtt ben Sting, ben lts nod
immer swildsn ben Gtnsern bielt, inbrun'
fts on bic 9ippen.
@ie ruff mir gu: @rsreifs oac Slid, 10
lanat 60 leudtsno Dor Dir fest. Da
maGa Qnpsre nid,t pladI;d eurd Dsins
Gual 5rinte ibu aus, ben 8s6ee ess
9ebens, 70 lanee CT laaumt - mas Du
3utiidgentsisn, wtrp idwerli6 einen Ma'
beren laben unb ppr Naem: 8iiiie ZEN
Munb bsr 9iebs, Der fd Dir nabt!
@lethpiel Of redt oeer unrsdt?
@lethpiel wa5 Wnbsre bariber urtasts
len, renn nur bas stssne Rsdtsssfutl ss
eslaubt z
60 t(opfts. Gin 1Disnes srldisn nit
Der Mslouns, 5err Ncrrns let ploblid
mad Saala sesommen uno babe nah ber
andsisen Srau sefrast.
@,nia 1enbte fiji gum @ebsn. 5aben
Sie Dan', Ssrr Ecetor, fir Sbre lisbrci'
DE gtFht!
So mub eten Sober tbur, !pae er fir
reht bdlt -
5at Der Starr Old ssbcIt, Gusente !?
gr bette feinsn aaitraa ba,u Du marf
tei Gem altrn 6elmreth
Set etnir 5alben Stunpe.
Sd jos ss Dor, bas @switter 3u 5auls
absuwarten - biele Shuuls mod,t mid
nerp6s
gle 'a Isbr triidsnD.
EGrttbuua fpiar.
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- Warum 1T COLORADO 70 ent1ebli@
piele Selbfmurbe portemmsn, barber
ldreibt bas uSousnal" in Denver Nan
tsretust, oab scllf pisrsiS Yrc,snt Der In
COLORADO pcrtommenDen Stlbfinprbs aus
torpsrltaen esiosn entiprinsen, bic 70 aui
bas Gemiltb Der betrefsnpen Ysrfonen
einwl,fsn, bab is ben SOB als sinen GrID.
fer anIebtn. 9auisnpe pon @sluneb.it.
Sudsnoen fommen iabrIta mad Golora.
30, psren 3ultano jspOd f6on osrart 1T,
bab an feline Ssilune metr su bsntsn H..
Der Wediel tes <mas mug bel bislsn
asatsn cine 8srltlImmsruus ibrss 9sibsns
nuseoinst sur Tolse ta5en. Dasu tcmmt
cine psrancerts esbenswsile. cine burh
Nidtstbun nur ,u sinats esbotsne @sls.
eenbeit, uber ben eisenen @siunots!s3u
ltano unb in bic 3utanf. nad,upenten,
bab In pislsn 1aIsn sine Gemltsstrant.
belt ba,u Ipn,mt uno bic fire Sbee reif
uirb, ii& burd, einsn 5sltlmoro ben be.
pcrtessnbsu eeiosn unp Rampfsn ,u snt.
3ieben. Die buuns Cuff am Jube per
BsrSs traSt ebenfalls bas Sprise ba3u BEL,
ba fie pas Blut bepeutenp metr srreat
une eine eewiHe llsbsrrsI,tteit Der ror.
brinst. bic ben 3uitano Oss 9siesnpsn Y,r.
fdlimmsrt. 9latirlih lprsH,n mir Sser
pen Qunsen.&rantsn, bic ,u ipat, alIc be.
rsits i'm porstihrittsn,a Stabium eer
StwInbiadt 5siluns fudsn. Nber midi
aasia Disifnissn, welde tOrpsrlin l1ue,
tstmBfiuht ilnb, fuden In GoIoraes
9siluns. aud Die In eeihaftliGer gate.
buns 5eruntsrsstommsnen. esnsn i'm
Often setne 5cfnuns msbr bliibt, wieper
anf ttnsn Sriinen 3usis gu tommsn, sisI
tommsn tssli&sr @Ildssiitsr bar, UNI no
mSslt& auf lsi&te Ddie wisbsr ,u @sls
unb Gut ju iommtn. Sci Gin,.ln er
oladt -, absr gisle loon letsn lid In
itrsn Grwartunsen sstduf&t, He tSnr.u
bas aetrdumte Slid niat mieber fnt.n
0erirsiHunS radt 7e NIT loren ftm.r,
taften Rranfn uub tine ,pslss,ielt. Ruael
pbsr sinf Dofs @tft f<sbt bann se
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- Die 6ran3olen in Dallas feierten
am Ia. oas Sabresfeit ber Grrihtuns Der
fran5SHihen Republit.
= DaS @enlite, ipel6es bic segen cen
Wabcr ron Dallas~ pcrsetradten flasen
3u unterIudsn Bate. bat feline uaterz
iuaans sei&toiten uno sefHnoen, oae bic
Rlasen besriiubet fab.
= Jn glebnrne brad Bel ei-er Gaufs,
weIde ourd etne farbise @emeinoe ab=
eebalten tpurbe, Elm Tautfampf aus, al
oem ii& elm srober Ebeil Der @emeinoe
bstbeiliste.
= Sn DENTON purbe bas @ranbe 6p=
tel turd, 6euer 3stlfSrt. Oas @ebaube
bate eiuen Wertp bon pca $4,000.
: Sn GaAlcrsuille 1T v. .R. 8uforD
pom Blib erIdlasen pprbsn.
- Sn Bromnmrco bat Elm Rampi
3mifden preminenten Yiirsern nit Yiftc=
len uub 8linten ifattSefuuoen. Details
fnp nidt 3u erfaaren.
= Sn @alpetcn peraiftete iid eiue
8Sdin, tpelde in. Dienit bes 6errn Mlz
bert Wsis itebt. Als @runo gab he an,
bab lie bon e,nenl Smnitusfutldet betrc=
gen pprben unb bes 2etens iiterbrailfa
iei. @S iit @uslidt pcrbanben, lie aui
3ebeA erbalteu,
- Sn Mceennan County wurse Brau
Cannon, als lie sa Tferbe bon Der Sir
df nad ibrem 6auie ,uridtebrte unb un=
ter einem Baume meseritt, in bas @e=
iidt seb,fen. Sic adtete niat oaraui
uuo elaubte, oab elm 3ueis bes Baumes
iie perleetbabe. GlS fie it'd inbss 3u Sau=
ie eattleirete, entidlipfte ibrem Nermel
cine alapperihlanse. Wun bcfit, oae ber
gib nidt oerbaasnibpca. fir fe ueeben
mirb.
- Jn Multtn braunte elm Wcbnbaus
ab. Die untsriuduns ersab, bae basz
iel6s bon 5psi Rnaben anSeaiinbet wuroe,
nahbem Ge pui1elbe berautt batteu. Cine
u9r uuo petidiebene Sumslen wurben im
Vefs Der juSenblihen Diese ssiunpen.
Gin Mann gtamens Opung bon Dupal
wurbe mad Nuitin sebradt unter oer Qn<
tla8e, einsn Nctb3u&tsoeriud besans IN
| 3u baben.
= Die Ycfoffce in Stint 9icf murbe
burd 4 Wdnner bsraubt. 3mei beriel=
Sen bielten ben Yoamsiitsr in SAah,
rdhreno bic aneern ptiincerten. Sis
fanoen $35 in @elo unb SIT in Yca.
ltamps.
- Webrere Darbise brahten mad, lba
co sinen anoeren 6arbiscn, eenrp Walter,
cer elm 6idhriSes farbises Wioden sez
idancet bate. Sic folsten benz Yerbre.
der mebrere Gage bis an bic 0een3t pcr
Wceennan County, mcfeltit ie ibn feit.
nabmen, nahbem er bnrh eineM SHu6
perwunoet wurbe. = Sn gDaeo Harb cir
1liibriser 8nabe gang pl0slih an Der
bei8en zines Shlases, ben er ror einiser
Bc6en bon einem SpielSefihrten uuf Der
8epf erbalten bate. ,@
= Sn 6rieorihsburs fano am Is. BIZ
Diiftiftionuenticn ltatt. 3ebn @cuntiel
wuren repriientirt. Die panelunser
bes Columbus l1picn wuroen einltimmiQ
sutsebeiben uno s. 6. Sutlipan pcr
GaitrcuIlIe bel ber iiebenteu Nbltimmunl
ncminirt.
Die ,.Nsu= =graunfslier 3ettuns'
berihtet: Nm Wittmod Nahn,ittai
tpurbsn 3mei 5rousn, Wutter uno zo&ter
@attin uno 9odter BON 9errn Timmer
mann ipcbntaft iiber ter Guadalupe, all
fe Elm Wa8entu& iiber einen 3aufen Blatt
futter ipannen wotltea, bonn @lib getrof
fen unp 70 betdutt, bub bic Eo&ter drit.
li@sr 5ilfe beborf unb in Der Stabt unite,
gebuubluns ron Or. Gld0en lrani bar
niecv lis5t. Die Shutter fam 10 tpei
nit cem blceeu S6redeu baben.
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SoiepD 2a,soa'S Wmble
n Neus Braanfelo atablt isbr sutss Gorn.
uno Websnmfal aaa pertauit In sroben
Quantitaten ia biz t:mseesnp.
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Glmenborf II. g.,

Dsm Yublifum tiermst CUR &snntuib
nasms, bab mtr ne6en uniersn, altsa @s
lhaft an psm Matnyla3a 3,.s :
ein 3 3weissefhdft
aai BEN @lamcpla3a, sesea!issr Dem Msn.
ssrbstsl ftaotirt babsn, in yvs!hem mir
beafaas cine sroSs aaspa4l BON
gifeawaaEea aITer Rrt,
Aasrtaussrattfaaftsa &c. su ben bintsnt
prstEen itet5 an 5aab taben. 5,l4.t7
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0tfber. Ssetionen ppn Isrrttorien,
In lenen Btebsr Dursh e,ae NIT malarsiHsu
Sicfsn anseflllte Mtmosphare er3sust
w.rptn. setraudsn nit pollfanSissm Gr
fols Warnsrs Saie 8tonsp unp Qipes
Cure unb sDarnsrs safe Vills. perlo=
men welhe an &rafftsitsn bielss @baraf.
ters barnitbsr lissen, meroen bur& ben
@sbraud, eerfflben furirt.