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The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1880-01-01

THE PnEss is the only paper published
in the county that gives the general news,
market reports, Congressional and Legisls-
, tive proceedings. Il contains more than
double the smout Of reading contained in
any other paper ip The county and exposes
The corruption Of the ring. Subscribe for
II. Price reduced 70 u so.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1880-01-01
A Rare Chance.

WISH to sell out my Livery Stable, consisting
i OF horses, bugXies, harness, saddles Dleukeas
sedshs. whips. and every thing contained in drst
class livery stable. This 10 rare chance for some
one to make money. VIII sen cheap for cash or
on easy terms. GEORGE BROWN
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1880-01-01

The Commissioners should make culvert
on the south side of the Columbus street
bridge in order TO turn the water from its
present course. The abutmens will be
seriously damaged should wet season set
In
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1880-01-01

P. M. Bruuner 10 being highly eompli-
mented BY number Of Republican papers
throughout the State, Who ere pushing hi'
elaine for Assistant Sergeant At Arms Of
the House OF Representatives.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1880-01-01

+. A. Dittoe has nice selection OF toys
and candies for New Years. He is giving
his customers bargains.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1880-01-01

Last Monday night Was as dissgreeable
and dark night as we have had for some
time, but the lamps were not liz.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1880-01-01

RIgnacious Croft wishes to inform the
public in general that he is prepared to
make boots and shoes to order and In the
latest and best styles as cheap as the cheap
eat. Seamless patches and all kinds Of
mending done to order. "a.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1880-01-01

L. ]. Brandt left last Friday 70 visit
friends In Marysville, Delaware and Col
umbu'.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1880-01-01

The ball last Tuesday evening, owing
70 the inclemency Of the weather was moi
very extensively patronized.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1880-01-01

Miss Msssis zinn, Of Wheeling, has bee
visiting her sister, Mrs. Dittoe.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1880-01-01

There is . rumor afoat that the Post
Office will be removed to the room former
| ly occupied Hull's drug store.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1880-01-01

Vsn Law & Williams wish you to cal
and examine their new stock.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1880-01-01

will find TIE Press 0esec, whore you can
get job work of every description done on
short notice and at the lowest price, and
also get number one family journal for
81 so year.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1880-01-01

Come forward and assist in getting the
fair grounds out of debt. The sum re-
quired from each individual is small.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1880-01-01

Bear in mind you can do better by sell
ing your wheat to Rodenfsls & Ashbrook
than elsewhere.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1880-01-01

The old year is going out gloomy an'
stubborn.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1880-01-01

The price Of printing paper has advanced
from 81 to II cents per pound. Still some
people think that they should be able to
get their home paper for lees than 81 80
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1880-01-01

A ninety acre tract of Martin Berkey's
farm will be sold at Sheriff. sale on SAtur-
day, January oath. II is appraised .,
95. .869 so.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1880-01-01

Below we give the names up to date
ss far as heard from, that have subscribed
to the fair fund. We hope TO be able uexs
week to publish suficiens amount to pay
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1880-01-01
SOMERSET PRESS.
Somerset, Ohio, Jan. 1. 1880.
LOCAL AND MIsczLLANxou

somerset yOntov JAM IL looO.
LOCAL AND MIscELLANzoUs
The Prses has larger circ.Iafio~ IN Eorher~ Perry
CSvny fsas she ooatfsed cfreuiafo ef al the aPers
prbtisled IN TIC Dssfp,
1850.
Lssp Year.
New Years gift.
A happy new year.
Turn over q new leaf.
Date your letters 1880.
Are you ready to settle.
Sleigh bells are q poor sale.
Four horse teams are no in order.
Some Of the hoys got TOO mu.h lunch.
There is talk of removing the post office
Tax paying time was up last Saturday.
|
Poultry Shipper as general thing lost
money this season.
Senator Jackson goes to Columbus next
Monday.
The holiday trade was good with our bn
siness houses.
Hon. II. C. Greiner goes TO Columbus
to day.
We are through with "thspt you" sd-
vertising.
We were misiufornsd regarding j. D.
Webster making An assignment
Our ice men took advantage of the late
freeze and have been storing away ioe.
Chsistmss came IL green but went out
white.
The Snider boys have moved their saw
mill 10 Henry Flautt's farm.
James Conner bought ten acre lot ol
Peter Pagan last week.
Business was pretty generally suspended d
on Christmas.
Read The Press and hand it TO your
neighbor.
Alec Cal ne spent Christmas with friends
in town.
The late rains have caused several slide'
Of slate in the cut.
Services will be held at the different
churches to-day.
Obe Goldman came over from Lancaster
and spent Christmas with friends.
Mrs. Laura Whitmer is visiting friend'
in Columbus.
Noah hartman, of Hopewell township
give us friendly call last Tuesday.
u Miss Caddie Greiner is spending the hol
idays in Newark. with friends.
We have been having our full share o
mud the past week.
Patronize your home mechanics and in
,, s,itutions.
: Mrs. Cecilia Scott who has been III TO
: several days is improving.
Z Now il the time to get cheap toys &c
at Kemprs toy room.
Mise Alice Ovsrmyer of New Lexing
ton is visiting Miss Flora Mohler.
Dr. Skinner will soon return to Nev
York.
= = Thomas Scott is spending the holiday
+ with family and friends in this place.
Levi Hslser and son, Of Hilliard, are Wis
iting friends at this place.
e Some person stole . twenty dollar bi
?, from Frank Freeman Oh Christmas day.
Robert Cnaifant, ESQ.,. Of Hopewe'
township, called on US last Saturday.
9 Robert Levitt spent the holidays wit
bis family and friends.
DO Jast Saturday was a cold day and buzz
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1880-01-01
Clover Seed.

Clover Seed.
Rodenfels & Ashbrook are paying the
highest price in cash for clover seed.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1880-01-01

p. w. Drumm, of New Reading Is q
candidate for Engrossing Clerk of the
House Of Representative.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1880-01-01

Last Saturday was cold day and buri-
ness was rather dull. People are holding
| off for new years.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1880-01-01

c. J. SKINNER, NJ. D. L. ?. LisLE, n. d.
SKINNER 4 LISLE,
Physicians and Surgeons.
Office in Yost building, next door to
post Office.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1880-01-01

At annual election, held Dec. 22nd, at
Masonic Hall, the following officers were
elected to serve for the ensuing year; for
Somerset r. A. Chapter No. 81:
Comp, J. C. Curran, High Priest.
{" C. J. Skinner, King.
D. J. Brunner, Scribe.
Jas. Dilts. Capt. Host.
Geo. H. Stafford. Print. Sojourner
James Ritchey, r. A: Capt.
Ut. Embry, g. NJ. Sd Vale.
John Rodenfels, G. M. I'd Vale.
N. Danison, G. M. 1ss Vale.
Noah Karr, Treasurer.
J.F. McMahon, Secretary.
John H. NARROW, Guard.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1880-01-01

Levi Hslser and son, Of Hilliard, are vis-
iting friends at this place.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1880-01-01

Robert Cnaifans, Esq. Of Hopewel
tow wnsbip, called on Us last Saturday.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1880-01-01

Some person stole . twenty dollar bill
from Frank Freeman op Christmas day.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1880-01-01

Robert Levitt spent the holidays with
bis family and friends.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1880-01-01

Thomas Scott is spending the holidays
with family and friends in this place.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1880-01-01
li5 1880.
Harper's Weekly.
ILLUTRATED.

Thts Psriodical has alvays BY its able and schol-
ry discussions Of the questions of the day, well
best srtists-ex erted . most powerful and bene6-
cisi induencc upon the public mind.
on the side Of morality, sulightsnmsus, aud re-
Ths Volumes Of the Weekly begin with the hrs'
Number for Jnsuary Of each year. when no tims
10 mentioned, n viii be undeTsso sood that the sub
seribsr wishes 70 coD9encs With the Number mex
alter tho receipt Of order.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1880-01-01
DR. 0nEIMER,

who is preparing 70 take Troviogsr's Moo
easins in the Ohio Legislature next Mon.
tday. We thought 10 ask him "who Was
HE choice for Senator" bus essins club
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1880-01-01

Ths Annual Volumes Of HAnpsn's WEEKLY. in
nea1 cloth biuding, Will be sent By mail, postage
paid, By empress, free Of expense provided the
lrsIht does nos exceed one dollar Per volume) for
e70 saeh- complete Set comprising Trenfy
rcs tofsm<s, ssnt receipt Of cash at the rate OF
Is 15 PER volume, freight Al expense Of purchaser.
Cloth Cases for zach volume, suitable for binding
VIII be sent By mail. postpaid, ON receipt Of 81 90
each.
Remittances should be made by Post-ofice Mon
.ey Order or Draft, 70 avoid chance Of loss.
Newspapers ns6 10 copy kls advertisement nth
out fhe rpre1 ovderef HAnPKn BROTHERS.
Address, HARPEH 4 BROTHERS. New York.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1880-01-01

Here you will end . general supply Of gro,
ceriss. cured meats, &c. Oysters always on
hand in season. We then 20 little farther
and go up stairs and upon turning to the
left We enter the dental Office Of
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1880-01-01

Dssss Goods, Silks and yelvets, CloaLs
and shswls, Notions and Fancy Goods,
Millinery, Carpsfs and Curtains, Hosiery
and Underwear, White Goods and Linens,
Fisnnsls and Blankets. Domestic Dry
Goods.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1880-01-01

The Prees has iargcr circulation In Norfhern Perr
Csvnfy fsan the ooa6fsed efreuiasso cf al the paper
ptlbtisled In the 1Dsnfr,
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1880-01-01
MRs. BuoHs,

who 10 also engaged In the drsss making
business. On the nsxt corner We end
E. A. H1ss1,
vkn Hnn. AT AsuIa ~ wne vlno anA sn3an n 1w =
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1880-01-01

We continue on dswn until We reach the
rail road carpenter shops which is under
the supervision of
JOHN MAUTz.
He is a number one bridge builder and
has held his present position q number OF
years. A short distance. above this 10 the
tannorv ownod hv
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1880-01-01
HARPER,S PERIODICALS.

A complete Bet Of HARPER sMAxAzISK, compri-
cling 90 VOLUMES, " neat cloth binding. Will bs
on receipt Of o. rs per volume. Single volumes, By
mail, post paid. 81 90. Cloth cases, for binding,
80 cents, by mail, post paid.
Remittsnces should be made by Post-Ofice Mon
sy Order or Draft, TO avoid chance of loss.
Newspapers NOT % copy thss odvefisinsenf Nth
cxs a. exprsss ovdor Qf HARPER & BRorHKRs.
" ADA rsss HAKPERd BROTHDRS, New YCrh
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1880-01-01

DIR. Skinner will soon return to New
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1880-01-01

HARPER'S PERIODICALS.
HAlREEe MA0AZINE. One Year............-s4 90
AAHPEko WEEKLY ..... ........ 4 90
uA1PEH'1 BAZAAR, - ....... 90
Tks THREE above named publications one
Any TWO above named. One \ Yesr............. 0o
HAMPERS YOUNG PEOPLE, One Year,. I 50
RossSs FREQ 70 au ssbscrbers the Usif-d States OF
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1880-01-01

Their large business room 10 filed with
stoves; tinwass Of every description. lamps
&c. Their trade is very large and Il By
no meaus confined to Perry county. We
go few eseps farther on and We como to
the fashionable millinery store Of
VAN Law q WILLIAMS.
Here you will and . magnificent display
OF millinery, ribbons, laces, and every
thing usually kept in their line. A little
farther on and We come to
| GEO. NICHOLS
saddle and harness shop. He is alwsyl
ready to wait on his customers.
/ LOUIS GREINER's
shoe shop is the next, where all kinds o
rspaing will be promptly attended to. Ths
next door brings us 70 the furniture store o
o. T. MoHLER,
where can be found . nice selection Of fur
niturs. A short distance above is the
u GERMAN REFoHM CRuncH.
This is very neat building and service
, are held regularly within its walls. On th
} adjoining lot we find
JESSE GcHAEuRs'
feed store, where you can Away get foul
, feed, %. The adjoining building 10
0ao. TRouT's
shop. All kinds of blacksmithing and ma
ohinsry Of every description repaired. tn
= nsxt place 10
. Mrs. WIN. SPENCER,
= who does al kinds Of sewing. dress makin
Q &c. We then 60 little farther on IN
fnd oursslf at
MRs. BuoHs,
D. who 10 also engaged In the drsss makir
!. business. On the next corner ws end
70 E. A. H1ss1,
ID who does al kinds Of wes wing and spinnin
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melde geltern Der boloen QD6eIia Die sirt.
llfnen brli0erlihen Mbif)ieosuorte IQate.
Nber sum Slid uar mein OrientirunQss
linn auseebloeter, als Der oes ratf,fiid,tioen
Sasrtes, Der mir anfdnolib 10 nahe mar,
oaB er out msiiien 5datten trat. sSd) fob
om menid,snleere StrdBe binab. itbliipEte
onrD oer5lpelgte 5eiten8allen nno tuar nab
elnlgen Utlnuten anl .3ieIs. 9:e
2reppen blnaneileno, ipdre i'd fait
uoef eliieil Toffer gelfOlpert, Der auf
penn GorrloDr Dor Der gntreethiire ifano.
Oas 9lnoerniB eeuabr merben6. ertdnute
td1 iu melner Bernunoeruua 50 meinen ei,
9enen Geilefofer. SD mar in contumaciam
sgnllttlrt poroen! MIf benz Softer aber
lag anltatt einer Grfidruna 2inas Bib.
gefrolfeit 500 i'd, Die 5tlingeI, ,,oie sSrai
Ie9nun9sratbin" mar fir mit) nidlt All
9dnle, ote Goulinen e6eniolneltia, ,--ttno Der
treue, aber Elm penig phililtr6Ie TamiIien.
buno Derfroh iih lc6su in Die Gde Ser
unooalltoars Oa briifte id) Die Sbiire
loleoer ms ShloB, erGriff meinen GOffer
llno mabte mid aus Dem Staube. Sle
Oammerung beainitiate meinen wenie
rnhmllden 4bgans. Mber mas mar oag
Pfelten, sSoblen, Singen, 2anen por oenl
9aule-elne rl9ti9e RaBenmulif. -.
Sum Slid ftaf Ger 5cbliiIIe[ i'm @ar
tenthor, id} id1loB auf uno Hob ungeleben
ourd Die @Grten nod Der sun,
gabnbofs fiibrenoen @bauIIee. Set
Ibeno mar liiQ lino idb hDrte
nob lan9e Die Oisbarmonie beg nil
aebrahten Stdnohens, meldbes an Die nm.
rlft!ge 4oreiIe selan9te. Ils i9, nad
SDelltlnoiaem Warten i'm perboroenlteu
Blntel oes Babnboireiiaurants, eno-
lldp oas Supee betreten ourFte, melhes mid
oemShauplaBe meines eriten fritil6enDe
blts entfibrte, oa prizes id mid uohrbafi
9ludll9 uno idwor es ab, iemas uieoer III
ole 6uBitapfen Ceilings su treten -.
uttter ben bon mir aelammelten Rurio.
ntaten betlnoet lih aber beute nod 2ino
Sneleoeds Bib, uno Der gelbe Son, De,
oaruber liegt, Die noraetretene Getoud1t
erlnnern oaran, BOB ieitber mand1,s Sab,
oeraangen lit. gu welhen 9eiultaten III
Ibrs tatale 9tuoelleiOeuidaIt eefibrt bat
59 babe nld1ts mebr BON ihr qebort, unf
tait tar9te ih, oaB iie eff0lib ins sud Del
- Nlelenoamen iibergeganaen lit.
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tgas bsm gbrdier aisoerbA5spp f5S2)
6 tn D ortrefflth E 9 DC fittsI
aeaen &abeni N lller.

Gin foiiliab &s;ept 70 ii6 elmer gladts
iibertrunten, oaB ibm Der RopF ipeb ibut.
iDll er sebrauhen wie folgt. Heeipt 3a6
Blau nom Simnsl. 9as Humpelll einer
alien Bride. Das 6ett pom elmer Wlude.
Gin WtdBlein Sbaa BON timer Srompste.
Gin MdBlein Sreb5bIat. stunt roStiue
Suieifen. ytenn 6enIenipiBsns afriebth
in elmer Isoerneu BfeIieruiible. Sen y{o{f
BON einem RnebeIipieB. las Giraemssbe
BON elmer oItsn MtiTisa6eI Gin Qpib wos
selgeians. Gin Qotb @iodenton. SIN
aoth pon elmer Mt6nmsfappen, ID aehil
WeiIen barber oebaItsIl iein mtrhk1f.
Solbes thut Mllss suidminesl iii ejren i
ierneil W6rler uno serifcBt e. MIIe8 n,jt
einein TurbsihmanSe itft0 thu e iu sjiltu
Sieeel, Der pom Wans iHaen1nd1t ,i,16 lo{;
seine 6tnnD ODER orei mpbi iie0en ii, III
ner 6aIbe. barnah itiIap1 0Qrnuf(r axlf
foIgt Necipe nier Gott Gsx1(n8l n |I2s.
Gin 6tiid uneebr0nnte M(}(jl. xili&l; ||1]5
lane ilao siiss 9oliusel1 nfI -
bonit attiebtn. Due tfl 1!s
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1880-10-31

Cine ieltFame nno intereiIante gns
tpsnOung oes Waauetismus muroe neuIId)
beobantet. Snoem man auf cine blnne
BlGtte gehdrteten StabIes nit einem mad-
netiilrtert eilerueu 5tiite icbrieb, purben
ben Sbeilen Der Blatte, weI1e nit Der
Sdrlft beoedt iDuroen, elm ertrdalidl Ders
marenier Magnetismus mitaetheilt. 9penn
oann Gilenipdne l6er Die Blatte eebiirItet
nuroen, blieben iie all ben ruaanetiIirien
9telien 1dn9en uno ma9ten iel6e oann Die
S1rlft li9tbar. Wtan finbet ourh Die
game Natur, oaB in oerieIben feine CUB
ltan5 porfommt. treIde, luenn ihten Bars
tiieln freie Beiue9ung guaeifanoen lit, oie-
islben ni1t bic SenoenB seigen, fid1 at frns
itauiliren. gSaiier frDitalliIirt Bel nieoriaer
Semperatur in Gis; Wtetalle, lanaiam
dbgetiIhlt, frDIfaliIiren nach Dem E d)n,els
gen, nn0 ieIbit Die Sale fann man fiinItlid,
10 abfiibIen, oaB tie frpHalliIiren. gBir
genieBen trDitolIiiirten ,3uder i'm @anois.
3nfer, ooer nebmen ibn i'm 3uder6ut slt
nnierm Saffee. g8as 1T @las, auber
Rrpfaa?
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5trenae 9iseipIin.

major: sWie t6nnen sic iib unters
ltehen, bel Der Yaraoe su rauheR--msrien
sic iofort Sbre Gisarre meg !"
HeierDe gientenant: .Wfit
Wergnii9en, Serr Waior."
Maior: .Obne Wersgiiasn baben
Sic lie lDeg5uiuerfen.
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Muf u m no { oen.

2anoi1ullebrer (au ben Bnben) /:
sJhr miiBt niht alaab'n, bah bic groe
GRAB 10 runo is. ipie oer 0lobus--Tie bat
ifhon me1r Bnd'l uno OoIIen--iuoll'n mir
iagen 10 runo tuie a. 9e6erfn0ol
Ou, Yihlmeier, ba fallt mir e'rab elm -
Die GeberfnD0p, Die idb nenli' Bel Dei'ns
Wata 'aeIien hab', Die iuoren eminent, -
esIt iaa' ibmt ID lah' IGN rect loon arii.
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Ser tIuae 9ieuer.

Serr: s8as treibit ou oenn oa, BurIhe,
brinait mir 5luei Iinte StiefeI; Die tann i'd
niht brGu1en.
Oiener: g8siB iGou, aber Sie f0nnen
eben bic onoeren oub ni9t brau&sn, bas
iino 5luei re9te.
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fslitters SO 0 If en-.

pBarum oenn 9Ietd 10 b6is, ipeun idb
ein Brishen nabm !"
ySu bdtteit parten f6nnen, big mir bier
Bo9en lana Oerbeiratbet lino; oanu bort
obneoies oas Rliien ouL = iast Die
Wtama."
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Oie mirf[a me Iianca

Jran5 Woor Gin Der 8robe 3um
Siener Daniel: Billen 5ie, i'm ilniten
Wife, bel gtsd6lung bes Sraumes, babe
id elne iebr ipirfiame. Niiance: i'd merle
Sle CUR Groe uno sebe Sbnen einen SrB.
tritt.
SdnieI: Sebr nobl, auh i'd babe
oann cine ytiiance: i'd erbebe mid unb
baue Sic hinter bic Obren.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1880-10-31

l1nreife aepfel la5ien iih am
tluedmdBigiten ourb Ginfohen Su @e6e
in Der Sausbaltun1 per,perthen. .3u Oies
lem 3nsd iuerOen tie in Q8aiier aefodbt, bis
lie aanj luei1 aeporoen lino, alsoann in
einen leinenen 8eutel aefiilt. unb Der o6ne
Nnwenouns uon Srud ourhlaufere 5ais
bis sur Sprupconliltea3 eingefod,t, nan-
Den, mon auf einen 5hoppen Salt Elm
babies Bfuno 3nfer binjuseeeben.
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s m Wed5eI oer3eif.

asbrsr: antonia 6tslsis, mas Dsinif
bus
.Sdiilerin: Scr 6riebri6 Mlsper ldBt
mid nitbt liben.
Isbrer: Wtener, LAB fie iiBen!
Grad fiinfjsbu Sahreu.)
2ebrer (0er Die ehenlnIiae 5HiiIerin
ir'eiiteHo antrifft): 9lun, 4ntonia, mas
glntonia: Ah, 6enFen Sie 5idl nur.
PER- 9ehrer! Ser WeDer.GrieoI bat mid
ltben lalien.
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amalie: Nd. ausuita, ple l66n ffebt
Dir mein ErauerbutI
4ugulta 9as tpsiB i'd wobl, ober
lsloer ftirbt aus nnIerer Uerpanbti9aft
9iiemano.
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glaip.

2iesden eebt NIT Der Mama i'm QuIf.
9arten ipasieren, 100 eben aei1oIIen miro.
Utama: 3orItbu, oa 1T elm tleiner prin3
geboren tporoen.
Sies4sn (erltaunt: GnaIIt bas i'm.
mer ios
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Mannigfaltiges.
Sni6rift an bic 5sibbi6Gera@e
in SirpL.

9ier liegt Die ebrenesabtete uno ttaen0=
lame Sungfrau 8enofeoa 8ogaenhu.
berln betrauert--pon ibrem ein3igenI
Sobn.
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Gin We a 10 siier.

Sat: .5aeen 6ie,. Nlarie, aiebt Is
osnn gar feinen 98eg, baB ih sic einmat
ALIEN uno un9efi6rt. lpre6en f6nnte ?"
Sellnerln % la! beiratben Sic MID r.
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2nmpens MonoIoG.
.gllir einmaI in rileinsm aeben n,0ht id6
mir bsossner. mann Id q Wslo bdtt'lj@
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g S6Iaffappen pSer .,Nightcaps~
nennt man bier All 2anoe Die uerIdbieoeneu
Utittel, oereR man iic) Dor Dem 3ubefteoes
ben be0ient, nm Iid5 eil,en mebr ooer rpei,is
ger rubtgen S6laf 3n lihern. 0ie
9elpobnltdite sSdloffapDe@ belfe6t in
granntDsln pur ooer NIT 94aIier beroiinnt.
SelbiI Tronen Der beIieren Stdnoe be0ienen
lth oerielben nidht ielten. Saneber BAL
ober aud Der peroerblide 8enuB Dpn
Opium uno G6loral IN oieien Gdnoern,
namentli4 n1ter Dem reiblihen 8elhleCbt
eine sus0ehnung genommen. ppDon man
IN 0eutlmlanb feinen BegriIi BAT. Gin
amerItanIiher 4rst bate fiirSIim Elm babies
ooer gan5es 8ias leidten Frans6IiId1en
g8eln, fole Voroeaur ooer 8uraunoer, als
Sdlafmittel empfohlen. Gin enalilher
Nr3t gIaubt, bieie .Sdllaffappe" 3luar niCht
9an5 oernerfen 3l i0llen, roilI aber cine nod
bellere ent0edt haben; er rdth rtanlih, Dor
Dem 3nbetteaehen ODER beIier i'm Bette
lelblt elne Saile 6leiitlbriihe, aus 0iebia's
i9em Tlelhertract bereitet. Su gsnieben.
Dies, laat er, berubiee ben Magen unh
Seplrn uno sr3eu9e einen selunoen 69Inf.
WiIbrei9tbum oes manoIfuris
lmeH TullenlQnoes. Jtad Gertdlten IN
8etersbnraer 3eitnnsen oitrFten 2Rbbaber
Der iogenannten .bo6en" sSagO nur on
lueniaen oubereu Yuntten Der Groe qIeidl
niel 8ele9eHbeit sur 8efrieoiauag 6ielea
Sports finoen; luie i'm fioliAen Sbeile
bes oItlibiriidben Raitenbsjirts, eem 2anos
3,pilheu Dem Hiluri unb oein Sqpaniiden
Wee:re. @s aibt oost (uno ebenIo in benz
peiilih oaDon selegenen S6etle oes iioIi-
den 4murlanoes) cine rei9e, SiilIe ni1i
nur BON iagbaren fleineren Sbieren, ions
bern audi BON. W6Iien nnD Id)parsen
Barren; ia lelbit Der 5iaer lit Elm feiness
mess ieltener @ait. Gr tritt aus China In
ben ruilild geworoenen SbeiI Der Wtano.
ihurei iiber uno oebnt bier feline GtreiI.
sige biz so 8rao n0rolicber Yreite aus.
st finoet lid beionoers bduFig an ber
Ol9abudt bes Sdpanilhen Meeres unb in
Der @sseno BON Samen Npbnlop (einer
rullllaen nliiitdrilben uno Aderbau.yiies
berIallun9 i'm iibliden Sbeile oss uIIuriv
SebirseS) ein.s Oie Gotoniiten BON Rameu
&pbalotu eeben nur nit SdubmuIien per
leben CUR Jelobeltenung.
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3weierIsi Wirfuna.
(aaf Ser Socb;eitsrei,e.)

SEP Did meg bonn fSenffer, 9iebden,
oamlt mir allein bleiben. font ifeiot mer
elm iuenn er Sein biibides @eiit1teH
liebt"
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rv9dR ans Gsniter. aIte, bamit mir
allein bIeiben."