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Regular meetings on Saturday Evenings Of
each week, st Adam's Hall
Wa. ADAMS, Wet
CARRIE HOIIIgTRR kret
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nEsRr oRsv Proprietor,

HENHf uNkN Hf8rritlsT,
Geo h adr Buluston, Iowa
J 4 Bats Er3oklya
lstsit - bcocL, Troy
hint 0lyer,
Afs lyefhghsm, Troy
8Jsa HaiEn Z sfiaE uAm. Trey
6 Frat ana li3y, WiHtmstusn
Z y ofsE and site, Cambridge
& & Mlgahd@. Sew 4eFk
j G GffEorv. Troy
y, Boa! s Goldman BoB.0ul
Haa John Potter, New York
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Lodge meets every Friday Evening at 1880
81 Odd fellows Hall, Lugene Block, Factory
Point.
ON. HOWE, N. G.
'.t. J. u. McNAUGHTON, Sect.
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This Town was well represented at
The races at Granville lsst week.
MIR. sud Mr J. A. Bssdta we're
sisiiiue relatives 10 Lgndoaaesry last
week
"A new Garfield aud Arthur fag
ten b. twenty feet i 10 swing across The
street utIt week
Rev Mr.. Moore preached In The
Depio disifiet school honse last sundsy
Afternoon At four O'Clock.
-osing 10 severe Illness 10 Rev. Mr..
Walker, family 30 services were held 10
The y 4. ebnrcs Isst sabbath
quite number Of gentlemen cob.
atc'et with The elrcuit races were regis.
tered a, zoe Fnuklin hotel last week.
"A few from this town were present
81 RatIsgd lasl Monday 10 bear Gen. 10
gan on The po.lt.sal itsass q ibs times.
Kiss Nary Alexander 81 tic cIoss on
school 10 district No. ?. iasi Tuesday.
asve p.cale party IN tie Afternoon 10
scholars and others connected
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"A picnic Tor the beneat OF the Catho.
lie church will be held 1T East Dorset on
Saturday August i4,h. Among other
attractions handsome prizes are offered
for excellence 10 various athletic exercises,
Jumping, running pnttiBg the stone, &c.
The ladies Of the congregation will pro-
vide abundant refreshments In their usual
good style. AL attending will be carried
for fare one way. A most cordial invita-.
uon is extended TO all our frields. The
sArdeld Band OF West Rutland will
furnish music for the occasion.
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#mrs1 E5N Ga JAY as picked
0.'ve fpe tansaoss from hit vsnts AID
os Ars asi fftl pscfcd tao quarts 81
.Hios eats Thsy srs DE temf variety
Agss 4 Esases have zads y D.
Maer agtlt 81 tbs ais q NeapaFsll
haruem 8retsiak lni5s pat iaur wssls
nssrly three taB8red boxes hsFe bsea
sod
-D.u3tnas sfs being paid btsrly
ever wttk 81 he sstoststs,orV And
there ars ASfehsnis and Msebanlo, wbo
are paiIeauy wait.ag share, who have
bile to pay every ib.rty sad sixty days.
The ladies' sld sosieiy " tbe Copgre.
Esd1ptI etarsh are 10 Flvss sWu ies,i-
va, 81 fte reaieaas sad % The Kroasds
81 Wausa Isoo Wednesday evening"
August Js.h 1850, every oue IL Invited.
boNpvuIE.
Mrs. Emms ssibsraud Il visiting
A1f pAfaais, sat Mrs.. Wager wi. not
geturu uati. coo. weather.
-F1ns Day. aged y, died Sunday
Aug lst. The iuuera was beld Al the
7,h dsy Advent church Jsmsiea, Rev.
Mr.. ReynoIds Officiating.
; We have seysrsl 90 The sick list;
James Kendall, not dangerous; Alice
Lackey, OF Uphold fever; Mrs.. janice
Williams, not expected 10 recover.
MIR. George BslIou can boast Of rels-
tlonsbip to our next president, (if he il
eiecied) be being a pewpbew of tie late
Hosea BsIlou is relstive Of the Gar.
aeld's.
FKRU.
%: w. Whitney has leased the NH
property and farm lstply occupied by
Jas, l.. Haynes, The property J.. now
owned by Mrs. Nancy 81 Haynes Miller
Of New York
SOUTH LONDONDERRY.
Little frankie Mellendy, who recent.
ly cut bis knee on Eoylhe quite badly,
Is getting along quite nicely aud hopes
soon to be out.
james Brown OF this village lost a
valuable horse last Sunday, # dropping
dead IN The street at the North village
supposed 10 have been caused by driving
10 the heat OF the day.
Lat Wednesday was very uDpro.
pitious day foi a mass meeting, 1t rain.
ming iucessently from Am, until y.
n. FuIler's battery cime up but the
speakers only came as far as Chester and,
were teegrsphed that meeting would DO
until the l7th. The same
speakers and. bands arc advertised for
that date and everybody is invited.
Hon Loveland Munson, who braved the
storm on that day is expected by our citl
lens sgsin, as they desire TO bear him
rom the stand.
W. r. Woodward oil the north village
he leader Of the Democracy there, has
etler 10 The Wudham Co., Reform e. OF
sst week charging your correspondent at
bis place with writing to the Rutland
7erald that he, the chairman of the
Democratic caucus said "That be would
IS soon decorate the bones OF dead
lorso Ms a soldiers. Now we have not
written line Tor the Herald Tor two |
ears, bat we did say in the JOURNAL
hat remark, and We now reiterate 1t,
lot for the purpose OF calling attention to |
uch as be, but to show The straights OF
modern Democracy when such men are
Is acknowledged leaders.
ARLINGTON
- II is expected that full car load OF
'eople will 10 from here 10 Bennington |
tuesday evening to hear Hon. L. A.
'torrs on political issues OF the day.
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quito seriously injured.

Rev. Mr. Clark OF Mortified, Mass,
preached at the Congregational church
in this place last Sabbath from Hebrews
1871, Wherefore seeing we are compass.
ed about &C." The large audience as.
sembed was due in great measure TO
the fact that Mrs. c., who accompanied
her husband and was present on the 90
casion, was an old resident of SsndgGto-
Miss Julia Hollister. But all the same
the excellent practical discourse was duly
appreciated and many expressed wish
to hear The gentleman again. It's about
40 years since Miss II, left SYNDICATE but
be old residents, her associates at that
ime, recognized 10 the matron OF 60 the
amiable girl OF IS who won oil hearts by
her gentleness and goodness. II seems
but as yesterday. Verify, how time flies.
AN OLD RESIDENT.
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"A gentleman residing 10 this town for.
merly OF SALISBURY, Frederick Slickls,
returning from Cambridge where he had
been with load Of lumber, bad got AZ far
as Gamer HiIl when be was met or over.
taken by two persons, Henry Conlin and
- -, apparently on "lrain," who
forthwith demanded his money. On re-
iusing TO hand 1t over be was attacked by
Conlin. They grappled and fell, Stickles
uppermost. Stickles, after choking his
antagonist sufficiently IS be supposed, let
him up, when Conln closed 10 again and
this time s., pressed suddenly backward,
fell underneath. Being now at the mercy
OF Conlu, who had large stone 10 HE
band and threatened "give mp yer money
or IN beat yer brains out" Mr.. S. gave
up the contents OF his pocket book, about
81, and was allowed to 60 on bis way. II
remains to be seen WHIST action will be
taken by the authorities in the matter,
not only In Conlin's case but bis compan-
ions who urged him on, telling him
"d----n him, kill himw Mr.. 5. was
auto seriously injured.
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Local Intelligence.

gn aAY ARC is'a
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MS. ooLHuaN eau~aisa er,.
Iks. fANsON.
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ARLINGTON.

Il s expected that full car load OF
people viii 10 from here 10 Bennington
Tuesday evening to hear Hon. i. A..
storrs on political issues OF the day.
The dance to be given by Ethan Al
len Council No. l, Jr., o. U. A. M.
mentioned in the JOURNAL of last week
has been postponed until the goth inst,
when it will positively come off with
Whitoomb's band for music. Further
particulars next week.
Mr.. Phelps c. Rogers and bis friend
Mr.. Mayer are having very pleasant
time here among the Green Mountains.
They seem to be enjoying themselves very
much, especially so while among the
young ladies upon some of whom they
are bestowing good deal of attention,
and we have DO doubt their visit here
will be one long to be remembered
MIR. Justin Bently OF Shaftsbury pre-
sented the JOURNAL correspondent with
some Of the. duest Red Astriehan apples
that have been seen 10 these paris for
many years pist. Mr.. Bently said they
grew on tree that had been set out three
years. They are certainly very fne
specimens aud Mr.. Bently will have q
very fine lot Of winter apples for sale, all
produced from young trees.
The arrangements are nearly com
pleted Tor be grand mass meetings TO be
held here the 10th inst, Col. Joyce OF
Rutland and Hon. Mahlou Chance Of Ohio
will be The speakers. Its also expected
that other distinguished speakers will be
present TIE Union Band OF Manchester
will furnish the music. Some flue cam.
paign songs will also be sung by the slee
club. Supt. White has assured the COM
mitiee that the fare on the railroad will
be greAtly reduced Every effort will be
made TO make this the grand rally Of tho
campaign 10 thIs section. Lot everybody
come from lar aud near.
A large number attended the grand
mas meeting at Rutland, addressed by
Geo. Logan on the 9th inst, abont one
hundred we learn. A car wac lsft here
for the accom- modatlon OF those from this
place, which was finely decorated with
hsgs, pictures, wrehtbs Of flowers, motios,
a.. Pictures Of Garfield, Arthur, Stan.
ton, Lincoln, aud Grant were hung up 10
tie iu,ide aud the following motios we're
put up on the outside Of the car: I'VE
ere nslion, not lesgus "Revote for
the man thar made himself, not for the
man who was made "We believe in
schools, 40, shot gum; dictionaries, not
dirks;' sud what attracted the most at.
ientiou Of al on one end was The picture
Of canal boat and on The other picture
Of a house with these words, "From the
tow path to The White ilouse.p Alrre-
turned fat Of patriotism.
One OF TIE pittssutesi social visits
ever enjoyed BY the writer was made 1t
the bospiubie home Of james wymsn
" tits town Ias Saturday. Mr.. Wyman
gave Refarsi inyiistion 10 the aged
neighb0fs ADd friends OF b.. mother TO
visit Der At hi, house on The 7.E inst., Il
bting her 57lb birth Day, 4 may hsvs
been rare essc, a. Il certainly was a
gladscme slgh. Of d-iAl love for farmer
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FKRu.

%: w. whitney has leased the NH
and farm lstciy occupied by
jas l.. Haynes, The property is now
owned by Mrs. Nancy 81 Haynes Miller
Of New York
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norEL ARRIVALS,

Open from So Htosr.E.
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0all5e Nummer 769.

IS d eritanne, ba6 man feat erIf bn-
nlnfer gef0mMen,~ Icbreibs bee berlihmte
Shriftiteler 9ans Bad,en6ulen. .onF Ser
Oleanoer Iebr aiftie lit. sSm n5rbIidleu
4frlIa. iuo Der Dleanoer tropiId tpud,ernD
ole Sddbe 9arnlrt uno ieine Mursetn germ
N oas BON fielilen GdbiIofr0ten belebte
tlare gBaier ieflft, gift bieie geurseI allass
mem mem als 9lfttg, un6 Der araber biitet {ein
Siep, oaraus 6u trinfen. SD ielbIt mad3te
5luet uble grfahrun9en an oieiem Baum.
8Gelpohnt no i'd ibn fanb, einen bIiihenoen
3ipeIg ab3ubrehen, uifl mid Dor Der 6onne
81 l0uBen, rabm idb eiftmal Elm Blafta alpis
ltDen DIE Sabine, Inn mir Die 3unae su
Illpleit. une enlpfano bnrnah Elm heitioeS
uniDoblisln, 0adlte aber nid1t 0aran. Dem
Dlednoer bic Shul0 su aebef. Gin ans
oerntol ging Mrs Id)Iimmer nod NIT mel.
nem Yferoe. Sas Yfero hatte lig1, wdh-
reno ld nnterbalb elmer Garauanferqi ro-
ltste, BPM BhOde losgerilIen uno mar ledb-
seno an ben Bad 9elaufen. Die mid,
0e9leitenoen Spabis lahen es st 5pdt uu0
In9en e ifreien0 Elm. Gaum m0glih, oas
Bier0 n0h ln's GaraDanierai iu brinaen,
Snl S0te oelIelben brdd es unier 3eiehet
Der bettlgiteH Soft Sulnmmen. Die i'm
Sarananieral lagernoen Rameeitreiber
tparfen lib nit groBen Gnitteln iber bas
-apler, rlllen es auf unD bearbeitetel es in
Der .graulamlten gSeile, oaB oas Sber in
3ooesan9lt umberlprang. Bon 5hweiB
trleieno julammengebro6en, iuaro es nit
alfa 9erleben un0 am anoern Woraen NOR
es lpIeoer ailf Den 8einen. gs lo0te lbris
Gems ebenlo 6efannt iein, baB nan in ben
luollhen Sdnoern @uropas Die Ginoe bes
GRolenlorbcer 9esen Oas ungeSieier uno bic
SIatter lbres nartoiil1en 8eboIts weeeH
ge9eH 9antfrantbeiten pertpenoet. Ser
Alexander 1T bel uns lpobl faum pertiaer
9!iil9 als IN leiner Seimatb, aber er bat
blsber nod penig llnsliif an9erisbtet un0
Ut oeBbalb als 3isrpaanSe niht eIeih sn
peroaMmen."
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6o6Itabler ?! llnm6gli1 !" - BaIo ober
muBte llb Der @eneral, muBten Ii6 bic
ue6rl9en oopoH iiberaeu9en, oaB lie in
@elellld)aft elnes iebr 9efpanbten SnOu.
ltrlerttters ibre 3elt Sugebraht batten. Gin
Seoer uuBte, mas i'm oiele Befannti9aft
aefoltet uno bod ireute lid) Elm sSeoer.
nod 10 9uten Gaufes oaDonaefommen an
lsin. Ser Yleuooipanier batte juar aenua
Strelhe 9eiplelt, aber Riemano lpiinI1te
lelne Berfolgung, Da Der Sod)Itapler TO
9el9ldt a9lrt bate, odB er 2llle fompro=
mtttlrsn tonnte, tuenn lie i'm ni1t in Gube
lleBen. Ser @raf uno Der @eneral 6atten
3emlih utel I'M Spiel perJoren, aber oa
mar Dem inoultriellen Marnee teine BE-
trlgeret na63utpeiIen, ab9eleben oapon,
oaB lie ni1t als 5pieier eelten MOI :.
ten. StllenIels biitet iidl nobI 5u iaeen,
lplepiel @elo er fir Die lleberl9luenims
ten oon Wturcia Dem Spanier ein0ehdns
olet, UNI einen ipanii6en Oroen Su betoms
men. Sie @rdfin i9uieg BON benz Yer-
lutte ibres oiamentbeiebten Weoaillons ];
l0ute ne etDa lalt Deroen laIlen, oaB Tie es
Senem in ibrem 3immer Qe9eben, neil er
ibr oarn entbaltenes Bib fopiren IaIlen
lD0ute, oa lie geraoe fein anoeres Bortrdt
belaB, oas tie ibm bate seben f6nnen I?
9Sltbeno mari lie oas leBte Bouquet, mel.
9es er ibr gel6ift unO oas nod in i6rem
3tmmer itano. in Die Gde. ,.OaB elm lol=
Dies lln9ebeuer Elm 10 liebenstuiroiger
Wtenlh letn fonnte. gs lit abi9euIih !"
5ola peinte iiber Die 5hma9 uno ,it=
terte bel benz 8eoanfen, ipeI1e 5borbeit lie
3u begeben i'm 8e9riffe mar. sic 3erriB
Die WerIe, Die er gsi9ift bate nno
athmete niAt eber auf ais bis iie Den Ort
uerlolien, 10 oaB lie iiner mar, Niemano
babe cine abnung BON benz Spa3iersanse
I'M Bart.
Die SfauIpielerin sudte bic N1feIn,
als lie 6Orte, tuer Der Spauier 9etpelen.
III etait beau tout de meme" Iaote tie.
sCest dommage!" sic bate ibm nidbts
por3uwerfen sr bate lie angenebm unter,
balten, uno lie mar Die @in5ei9e, bic ibnl
ni4t in Die S9lin9e se9anaeu mar.
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SD aber idrieb an meiuen Rompo.

SD aber ihrieb an meiuen Rompo.
niiten:
s9ieber Grid. Du fennit bod ben in.
otlhen @lauben on Die acknowledging,
an Ole 56ierDerbung nad benz Salen.
Der erlte Sal, ooB bic Geele por oem Snss
oaleintreten in Elm Sher flieht, bal it'd
bente Nabmittag nit Oener in oas yfoc-
tnrno aebauhten 5eele ereignet. Oie
SSahe ut mir peinlid, aber lt5 bin unidul'
ot9, oarum erFabre tur3: Bob, Der gles
plant bat Oein Nocturno aefreiien,
I'M Au9enblid, mo id einsn 8erleeer bafiir
gefunoen bate. Soffentlidb bait 9u cine
ablhrlft ODER bait es i'm @ebd6tniB, um
es an Serren 3. &c SO. su Ssuoen, Die es
ant meine Gmpfebluns BIN brufen iueroen.
Sotfentlih luirb oann Oein @erf auh
pom Bublifum ebenio gierig perl9lungen
weroen. Ndberes miinolif."
Grids Noeturno lit eeiiern erl1ienen.
us Biomuna trdst es Die lafoniihen
98orte: yIn Bob.
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6 dmdbifde ausfnnft.

Gin Serr min in einem &auflaoen Al
0in9soa i'm Stwdbiiden Gtpas einfan.
fen uno Sieht einiaemale am @lodenmoe,
Der auf Der einen Seite BEG ginganges lib
beTinoett aber peraeblid. Oies geioabrt elm
Dorilberaebenoer Oinasoaer uno jaat, auf
ben 3peiten 8lodenau9, Der auT Der anbfrn
Selte oes Ginsangs lib befinost, binoeu.
teno:
.0iaber Serr, ldelet net on oeare
S6ea' Sui S1sIl' iheilt net 5AeQst
an osare S9sP, oui SheP i6eat!"
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grofeIior 9r. 2aubinaer lieTt aeraoe
iiber Die @tbif 5pinoSa's, als pl0Blicb Der
Diem 3u rauhen anfdngt. Der 8roTsiior
tritt nd6er uno iubt nod Der uriadbe.
yNber meine Serrn, bas lit ia cine Ie1r eins
fade 8elt)ihte, oa lit uur bon Dem 9rans
ettuas Ut0rtel absefallen; adj, bat
nlellei9t elmer Der Serren etipas ieu1ten
Qehm bel IiC1 ?"
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Aus 2steee's fautmtftdesl
2Sereen.
@arSe bes meib,8.

llnre9t bbun-- BET iueeS man ia,
Get is niid)t Dor miT;
slber unredt leioea - oa
Dant id iIeidfalIS fir.
lin ipenn be Maoamm ibr So6n,
Sonn 9tlalihulfinD,
Soer labs ibn. pirflid fdon
Hif't 5pnnialium linO -
@eun mir 10 cen irisnes s9rauk
Mid bonn gsibe bleibt,
5otte bod III inn3 bsrbraut
Sn De sIerrne fllsipt -
r. In II x ;s.s in. sssaz s..atsrIa.a,
In Dc Belle ilesni,
lin De DIE fommt ieiang',
lla mir riioi9 llennt -
saadt, ID batt' oem siiasslIiua
Mitnenirt - manu- -
$50 id ibm bod Gems beripinf' -
Sol ID itiu iiMD su?
Ase! - 81 bab' ii ale (yorns. y
3ab' IL uffjsau6i
Oodj iogur BET drntbs @crn
Rrinimt nA, Debn't ihm iu6tl I
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Gin fparIdmer 5iirf. gtls Rai-
ier RGrl V. i'm Sabre 1886 in 4uggbura
tueilte, rift er zines Mor9ens ipaSieren un6
trus babel auf Dem Saupte cine neue
SammetmIbe. glls es in3uil4en III req
nen be9ann nabm er eilis bic NiiiBe pom
Saupte uno oerbars he unter ieinem 2es
oerfoler, oamit lie ni6t nab tueroe. Gr
ieIbit aber belt 10 lange barbduptia I'M
Gegen, biz ibm Iein Yegleiter bic eeluobnte
Seoertappe berbeigebolt bate.
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Verrathen. Serr 9ieberei9, elm
reiher Gaufmann, erbielt Belu6. Gr
nollte oem8aIt ein8lasg8ein porieBen uno
iagte su lsinem 14idbrieen Gnaben: Sch
nah benz Seller, mein So6n, uno boIe BON
oem ih6nen alteu MaIaga eine Sslaife
berauf." Oas S6hn1en erwieoerte fras
9ehb :: gYapa, BON oem, Den mir seltern
aema6t baben 2"
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Ser nrm E gsrik.

Wutter .S6r' mai. SSris, es iIt nirflib
ju arg nit Dir. 4llen Mdo9en in Der
Staot Idufft 9u na1."
SSrib .Sa, Wutter, mas tann id5 benn
oaflIr, tuenu lie ap Dor mir tus9lauIen 2"
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Gitate.
yGi6el Solo!" iaete bas S@uein. Da
fano es cine einji9e GineI.

yGi6eI Solo q iaete oas Sdipein. Da
fano es cine ein5i9e Gi6el.
yDu sublime au ridicule il nv qu'un
pas" faete Der @H9lduoer. OG fubr er
uber Den Pas de Calais mad, Trantrsih.
SD iinae, tpie Der goeel fngtn iaate
Der INSTRUMENTATION zines Cafe
chantant. Oa frdbte er tpie Elm @odel.
pGi6t cine S9la6t, elm 6d,lad5ten
mars du nennen." iagte oas 0enlionssn
madden. Sa erjdbIte lie BON ben 6renben
oes UteBelfeites.
rS6on mun@es Sabr betuabrt mid bier
Derboreefi
Sin bober 8iGe, oen i9 mid eraebe-,@
lagte Der 3unoelfrieoer. Sa iaB er i'm
3uhtbaus.
: s9ie golone Rette sieb mir ni6t!" iaste
EN- eborltt ju Dem SuneIier. Ga taalte
er lih eine aus Salmi.
.Oie gBolten nogen Dor i6m ber,.
gSle tuenn Der g8olf Die Seeroe i1eutht 80
Iaete Der Slautrumpf. Da Iprad Iie BON
elnem Ieiosni1aftli6en Sabadsrau9er.
.gs lit Der @ee bes 3ooes, BEN mir tree
ten !" lagte Der @ommis Yopageur. 8a
IOlt ct Elm Billet auf Der anbalter Babn.
!. oS9nea fertis iii bic Suaenb nit benz
gSort!" lagte elm SdulmeiIier.a Da bats
ten Die Sdller nab lsinstu Tittdt .Sbio>
ipntralie" 9elArieben
.Utir ibwant. bag itb beute WeIut6
erbalten iperoe!" iaate 2s6a. Sa natte
3eus.
.Sein ooer niht iein |" Iaate Ser Gdiis
Ter. Oa mar er i'm 3meifel, Db eth frans
solllfes 3ettDort nit iein ODER nit
. a en- 5u coniu8iren lei.
sDer ibieriihe Masnetismus srifirf
ood)!" iaate Der Mffe. ga muBie ibm 6er
Satsr aan3 luillenlos nahfoleen.
ySas iouit Du am Greuse bsreuen r
la9te CHARITIES 3u ieinem 6einoe 5heoenis.
Sd berl1affte er ihm Die Qlrinbne a,fr
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pas G6olid)e pOlksblatt

fcitet per po (obus senntos $3.50 per Sabr
s4.0o bas baIbe Sabr unb $3.50 Sas giereIiobr. mit
sonntdssbIatt sii2o per Sabr, $500 has babe Sobr
uns 50 so has gierteIiabr.
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9! 9! a..s U anrn.

Gin unsariIher Stublribter ldBt Seinen
Ioiunften Elm Ell Stedbrief ichreiben.
Haboem er 6as SisnaIement AZ gnbe oifs
tirt, bemerft Der NOiunft: .Serr 5iubl.
rifter, oeisr StedbrieI lit bod mob! etpas
sar su aasemein eebalten. 9aruuI bin
wiro Der Uerfolgte ihluerli9 gu iiitiren
iein."
5tubIrinter: .Rd, 10 i6raib ba-
au: Der Gerl bot amen poder; pielaid1t
ftnoen tie ibn bonn friiber."
Ser hihI . mo tiid1 Ghemann.
.Weiidbt mann amoI 3'ipdt aus'm
Wlrtbshous heimfomm' un6 Ieb', mel
Weib lpill arg uer5urnt itheine, bann fang
| tmmer ielbit an"
sWie gebt oenn bees sne2@
pa, | ihmeiB' mep 9uet an b Bobe.
ggla i n Ian9e, iao'i ,Weib, mas aebt
oi mel, 3aet an - Da siebt's elsl' odn.
bel. 3aBt Il N aber lieae, lag /: ,gDeib,
lanaIht mi b. Snst anf!' Da aiebt's uie.
Der ednosl. - uno 10 bibaIr | sinsipss
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sSas iollit Du am Grea3e bereuen r.
lagte CHARITIES 3u Ieinem 6einoe Sheoenis.
Sa perlhaffte er i6m Die Mriaone sur
Satin.
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Mannigtaltiges.
Gle etbut q tb.

VIIe IDut I Jt ~.
B0rtier: ,Wteine Serrn, tuenn sc
fort poaet 10 ITS be b04fe 3sit; Der
3us III i1o' fort!"
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sNi9t cine S9Iadt, elm 6dblad,ten
mars 5u nenneu." lagte bas 9enlionss
mdO9en. Sa eridbIte tie BON ben 6rsnoen
oes NteBelfeites.
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rOer tbieriihe Magnetismus eriIiirf
oDd)!" iagte Der 4ife. Sa muBte ibm ber
Satsr gan3 piuenlos nahfolsen.
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SD iinae, wie Der goeet iingt!4 faete
Der Sbteritimmenna6abmer zines Cafe
chantant. Sa frdbte er tpie Elm @odel.
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yDu sublime au ridicule il NY a qu'un
pas" fagte Der @H9lduoer. SG flbr er
tlber Den Pas de Calais na1 S5rantreirh.
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eSein oosr niat iein |" iaete Ser GdI.
Ter: Oa mar er i'm 3weiiel, Ob ein frans
soltltles 3eitwort nit iein ODER nit
b b en- al coniusiren lei.