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shaaoxs Of comlnx Eysnss.

Judge Hagans will address the Sherman
Club at Turner Hall, Cumminsville, this
evening.
"A grand temperance mass meeting will
be held on Walnut Hills tomorrow even
ing at TX o'clock at the cornerl of Gilbert
avenue and Mcmillan street. a number
of able speakers will be present to address
the meeting.
The pupils of St Xavier Parochial School
will give All entertainment at Robinson's 8
Opera-hoiise on Easter Monday. The chill
dren Of all ages will participate and pre-
parations are being made for an excellent
programme. The entertainment is for the
benefit of st. Xavier ParocliA School.
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Ohio Legislature.
YESTERDAYS SESSION.

i Associated Press to- the Star.

National Associated Press to- the Star.
COLUMBUS, March 27.-The House met at
half past 2, pursuant to recess.
A large number OF Committees made re-
ports.
Mr. Kings Local Option Bill was set foi
third reading next Tuesday.
The Hoffman Bounce Bill came up III
concurrence in the Senate amendments
but the House refused to concur.
The following bills were Dtroduced:
By Mr.. Hart-To protect boarding house
keepera
By Mr.. Negley-Authorizing the Com
missioners of Darke County to levy a tas.
By Mr.. Stryker-Repesling the law al
| lowing Street Railroad Companies to make
lateral extensions
The House then adjourned.
| SENATE
| COLUMBUS, March 27.-The Senate mot
again at 8 o'clock, and resumed the consi,..
GRAFTON of Mr.. Hoflingswortii's Cooperate. ! i
life Insurance Bill Tire bill was hoR!
discussed until $50 p. IN. The ame' 4
ments were numerous nearly all OF whi I
were lost. Those which carried do not ni-,
terially change the bill At $3.50 moti Il
to take recess until 7:30 was voted dowi ),
the statesmen not feeling equal to the tas
of night session. A motion to aGjouI i
was also voted down, Several menbert
were desirous of putting the bill on il !
passage, while others wanted to sleep ovet
the matter. They finally took recess till
8 clock this morning.
The Moore Building and Loan Associa-
ton Bill is still pending
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Coroner Carrick, in the case of Jas. Bar

Coroner Carrick, in the case of Jas. Bar
rett, rendered verdict to-day as. follows:
death from injuries received by the cav
ing in of the earth Of a tunnel, where he
was working. laying pipes for sewers. fur.
ther find that, while his death was purely
accidental, such might have been avoided
had the firmness Of the earth been tested
before inserting the pipe, and working at
night (by imperfect lignt) made such an acci.
dent more likely to occur. Therefore,
would recommend that more caution be
exercised in the future"
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Where Are His Friendsi

A man g1ving the name of Harry R. Miles is
locked up at the Bremen-street Station house, and
the officers are at q loss to know what to do with
him. He is lunatic and at times becomes very
violent He claims to reside at No. l53 West
Fifty.third street. New York City.
He says he has been until recently clerkfng in
the dry goods store of l. r. Baldwin, at Cleveland,
Ohio. II is understood that he has brother re.
siding IN Wayne County, NY.
Miles was taken before the Probate Court this
morning. but Judge Matson is unable to commit
him to the Asylum as he sa nonresident
Probably some of his friends will turn up and
take charge of him,
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Q feet and standing. Weather cloudy and
rainy. Wind southeast. Thermometer 410.
'PrrrsBuRe, March 27-1l:23 A. M.-Riyer
5 feet and rising. Weather cloudy and
raining.
IRcHroS. O.. March T.-River falling
weather cloudy, strong east wind, contin-
ued rain from yesterday afternoon al
- o'clock until this morning The
Clifton arrived at 11:20 p. M, added freight
and left for St. Louis Tempest up at "a
M; Fleetwood, 8 a. m.; Ernest, II; Tele-
graph, H:30, and Ben Wood up at lO4O a.
m., Boaz at noon to-day.
Boat Hands Gossip
Business fair.
Steady rain Yesterday and last night.
The City of Portsmouth leaves at p. m.
for Chilo and all way landings.
| The Bonanza came down this morning
and returned to Portsmouth at noon.
The Vlnt Shinkle arrived from Memphis
last evening, and is now loading to leave
on return trip this evening.
| The Golden Rule will leave for New Or
leans this evening, and be followed by the
Will. Kyle next Tuesday.
| The Potomac will leave this evening
from the foot Of Broadway for Pomeroy
and all wav points
/ The Bostona, fast and elegant, will be the
regular G. d Q. Railroad packet leaving this
evening for Huntington.
The Jacob Heatherington and four barge'
have been chartered by John Robinson fol
six weeks, beginning April 18th, to carry
L ha Of rf
out on the above date, and will visit all til,
towns of Importance between here ant
Pittsburg and then go South.
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THE WIDOWS HOME FETE.
Tha Order Of Entertainment.

The. Committee on Music and Entertain
meat Of the Widows Home Festival to
commence on Tuesday evening next have
arranged their programmes, and announce
as follows:
The Cincinnati Orchestra, Mr.. Michael
Brand leader, will furnish music every
evening and Saturday morning during the
fete.
On Tuesday evening there will also be ex-
hibited ON the stage series Of tableaux
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County Commissioners.

The County Commissioners held regular meet
ing to-day, all members being present.
The following bills were approved: Jacob
Camper, $48: L. L. Brasher $48; G. .. Belts, $44.
A communication to place iron railings on the
windows and doors of the Treasury Department at
ST. 25 per square foot was received and ordered
filed.
1t was resolved, that G.. Theis be appointed to
take the place of Andrew Riley, employed on
Carthage Pike. from and after Monday next
Adjourned.
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The Labor LYceum.

Edward Hoffman is announced to de-
liver the opening address on tomorrow
afternoon at Workman's Hall. Subject:
"Does increased cost of production neces-
state corresponding increased cost in
consumption" For discussion: "Does
the Republican party deserve the support
of the wages CiassT
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"I am. all Played Out -

Is common complaint If you feel so,
get package of Kidney-Wort and take it,
and you will at once feel its tonic power.
1t renews the healthy action of the kiG'
neys bowels and liver, and thus restores
the natural life and strength to the weary
body. Get box and use it at once.
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President Hayes.

The validity of Mr.. Hayes title may always be
questioned, and his administration criticised, but
the payment of one dollar gives valid title to one
bottle of Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery.
and its administration can never be criticised in
cases of coughs, colds. incipient consumption,
and general debility for leading physicians of all
schools indorse the Discovery, and prescribe itiD
their practice. Sold by druggists.
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May Festival Chorus

There will be mass rehearsal, with full
orchestra and soloists, at the Music Hall
next M nday evening, March 29th, instead
of Tuesday, as heretofore, when the whole
Mass will be gone through.
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SOCIETY NOTICES.
oFFIcEloF wooDLAwN House BUILDING G

OFFICEIoF WooDLAwN HOUSE BUILDING Co.,
No. 1,5 Main Street
VyHE SUBSCRIPTION BOOKS TO THE CAPL
i TAI stock of this Company are open and all
persons interested are invited to call as above
designated, and make such investigation as will
be satisfactory, and subscribe to the stock OF thg
Company.
Maynard French. Harry R. Probasco,
ThomasR Brown, Stephen. Coles,
Levi J. Workum, ASH A. Clark,
j. B. Schroeder. Smith S;liEmG,
George 8. Brown. mh21-itS
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MARKETS By TELzsRArH

wnxnssos. March s7,--rurpsnnns sptris
steady 1t s6E
CHICAGO March a. = Wheat. May, q m
Corn: May. S71fc
OsWBe. March n. -sWhea4 stesdy. Corn IN Hsht
demand: Western mixed. 6755sG -,
81. LOUIS. March 27.--wheat higher No. 2 red.
o. O01 2OH bid; No. D. 81 II; No. aspiring, 81 0S
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Marriage Licenses

ThefoIlowlng marriage licenses have b ues
issued since our last report:
John Landenwitoh and Dora Beehler.
: John w. Nash and Julia Fanl.
James Mullery and Sarah Harrigan.
Daniel J. Sweeney and Nellie Murphy. >
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The following deaths have been placed
racoyfl since Our last report:

The tOllOWluS uCouho h~'S ~~~-
record since our last report:
Infant Schmidt, stillborn, city.
Infant Witthorn, stillborn. city.
infant Stanley, stillborn, city.
Infant Phares, II hours, city,.
Johanna Jennings, 10 days city.
Louis Scheffel, IA mos, city.
Alice O'Brien, 5 mos, city.
Ida Ebbinger, yrs, city.
Fred. Boyd. s yrs city.
VIM. McElroy, 81 yrs, city.
Chas. ,. Gruellv, ~ yrs, city.
Levy Hirsch, 70 yrs, Germany.
Isaac Heipert, 63 yrs Germany.
Nancy Monster. 3S yrs, KY.
Mary Sullivan, Is yrs KY.
James Bell, So yrs KY.
Bridget Conlan, 10 yrs, ireland.
Thos. Middleton, IL yrs, N. ].
Dan. B. George, 68 yrs. N. H.
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: HOGS--Market steady and prices unchanged.
Common at 81 5e@4 is, fair TO good 81 25@4 30,
choice butchers 81 60@465g gross.
CATTLE-Market steady We quote: Common
S2@3 so, fair to medium S3@3 65 good to choice
So s5ta4 so, fair 10 good shipping at "a 25@4 IS,
gross.
SHEEP Market steady and Quiet. Common
TO fair s. 75@4 rs, good to choice S@6, gross.
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FINANCIAL

CINCINNATI. March 27-2P. M.
Stefling Is In fair demand and firm at A 8al@
for sight, and at$4 S5for sixty days per sterlls
Eastern Excnange on New York is steady with
fair inquiry, and rates unchanged. Quoted at 1-2O
discount buying, and selling at paE
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New York stocs Report,

The following shows the range OF quotations
and; the amount OF sales to-day at the New York
Stock Exchange, received by Lea. Sterrett & Co..
28 West Third street:
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the following are the opening aud the 100 D.
| m. quotations of the New York Exchange,
as received by Lea, Stsrrettdk Co., - West Third
| street:
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Cinolnna+t Lave srook Market.

~ CINCINNATI. March 27-2 p. NJ.
The following are the receipts and shipments OF
live stock for the past "a hours:
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fips at l2(9l5c, prunes 9C9llc datts o0Sc citrOn
1aS9Sc per ID; layer raisins 81 1922 so per box.
-"S ~ 49,, o,;+a .toadv narlet and mod.
Feathers have qus sesay a aaAss sea na an a
crate demand anu p'iin" 'a'' s'o"s ''''s ~ ~
1 946c per 10.
Fish; Moderate demand and market steady.
Weeeuote: Mackerel. extra mess. s2S@2e: No. !
Iafss,V26@N: No. shore, $l6 50gl7; No. bay,
gl2 5O@13; No. i m edum. xl0@ll; No. large,
S8 5O09. No. 2mediuTn. 81 50@8. No. 81 large, " SO
as; No 3medium. S696 50 per brl. and half
brs onehalf these prices With 25c extra fer pack.
ages Lake herring. @ 5oaa %: whiiefisn. ss@e So
per half brl sardnes, e auai's, ua X Doaes M Se@iS
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SATURDAY, 9th, at 5 p. NJ. POSITIVELY.
90 vINT SHINKLE. S. c. Mcintyre. Mas
ter. For freight or passage apply eu
board. or to JAS s. Wise, Superin
tendent, No. u Public Landing.
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STEAMBOAT ADVERTISEMENTS
For POnevoy.

For POmevOy.
SATURDAY. 9th, at 5 P. NJ. POSITIVELY,
sJ = POTOMAC. James Kirker. Mas
Ls&et ter Freight received at hours on
Whafboat foot of Broadway. w
Honshell, Supt a.t
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Ieile ongesoesn tpurbs, 70 bob bic G6Ianse
lih Elm iuenie tetpegte. iprafa er unb bic
onoern fHit Qdrm unb @eIfrei 0apon.
Cine geraums3eit nahber febrter lie fdritts
lueiie in ibre SteIlune 5utiid nno lebten
oies tnebrere 6tuuoen hinourh fort, fiets
ben Rampf stpiihen GROCER Nsu9ieroe uno
unenoliher 5itrht berratbenp.
Oas rierfniiroipe lit, odB biele islben
Mifen pe0er Dor elmer S1ilofr6te nod ppr
einem tobten alligator ireeno ssurht jeig.
ten. Mnorerieits erregte Die Sdldnpe bel
peridiebenen Gdngetbieren dnberer @ats
tunsen fsin beIonoetes Snterelie.
Beriiht nun oieies perid)isoene 8erbalten
bes WsnIhen uno bes Affen i'm 8ergleih
nit anoeren S1ieren, oenen bod bic
9hlanee i'm .Aueemeinen Elm nid9t miitoer
furdtbarer Geinb lit, auf einem ibren b6be.
rem anlagen entfpredenoen, bDberen @raoe
Der ererbten Grfabrune, bic oem Snifintt
3u @runoe Iie9t, bier Der &eminiscenj
an bic uralten Gdmpfe um's 9aiein nit
einem Setno, belien giB lidb BON bemieni=
gen anoerer Sbiere 10 lueientlih nnierIheis
bet unb einen lanaianen, aber i9redli1en
Cob sur 6oles bat o. Ser Darluinismus
ertldrt es 10 nod oem ,Yrin3ip Der Berers
bun9". Dbhe ieood su ertldren. lpie Die
8ererbRns Dor iih aebt.
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Der osim6nrser-Safe auf bent
96eGter. ''.


eSn elmer 8oriieIIung 6eg herrfiGen
,aTauif"t pon 8ounpo lpirtte bic berlhntie
SGngerin 2ucca nit sic iuar nid)t alIein
Der 3iebIin9 oes 8u6tifums, neif1, mas
mebr iagen mill, lie NOR Der 2ieblina ihrer
idmmtIt6en RoIIeeen. Oas Sbeatsr mar
ausperfauIt uno sluar nit ye6t, 0enn ieoe
ein5elne pcrtie mar anFs Bette beleBt. be-
Ionbers aun Die bes Balentin, ned1e bon
Dem prdatigen 8aritoniiien Q. eeiuneen
iuuroe. Sebterer nun bebdnptete, 0aB es
fir ieine StImne nifts beIleres adbe, UNI
lie flar 81 MAIDEN, als-9imburger 4dle-
auh beute Mbeno fam er in Die GdroerDbe
nit cinem Yddheu oieier eblen sSuloer-
lpeiie. Sdtte er nift aeiast, mas Der Sns
halt lei, 10 bdtte es bod Seoer in Der ndbs
ten Winute eepubt oenn Der 2inrburger
ouftete aairS barbarilb. g. 6TiRete, I'M
uns ieinen StimmperbeHerer foifen 5u
lalien, IeiH Ydfdlen uno nahoent er felbit
oau on eeniieeno pertiIst, legte er es pcrs
fihiie oui isinen 9pieoeItiIa, Inn iitb
odnn in lein Goltiime au iteden. Sod Der
2imburaer iolte feline 9tube haben; alle
Au9enblide fam elm anoerer Roleae, Der
| ibn oermb9e ieines penetronten Ouftes ges
fpittert batte, um' lid Elm Stiidhen uussus
bitten. Cine 3eit lang fab 9. aud ruhig
su; als aber -Das Yddhen intmer fleiner
wuroe uno iidb INNER nod gBluHige eins
lteGten, oa i9mou ibm Der RanlnI.
,Simmel SerreDtt - bin idb 0eitu Sbeater.
tofelleieraut /? g8er 2imbureer Gdfs
fr-eIIen mill, ion ibn iitb lelbii tanfen -
! SArie CT uno babel ffsfte er ben Ge5tonfs
bebdtter in oen BrnifldB ieines Sitter
tpamIes. Ser 70 An9sfahrene NOR Der
BaiIiif g., nebenbeiseiast Elm Sdbodihipes =
ren6tber. Ser Sntar iiedte lpirilid1 in
ibm. uno beute abeno erlt reGt, er bate
ibn la sr iingen.
Ntit idelmiIhem gIide iieht g.. BEN Ra-
ieus perihpinoen uno iein mepbitopbeli-
i1es 2d1sln perfiinoet unbeil.
Die WoriteQnng beainnt. sye6er lud}t
| Iidb su iiberbieten. Q. 1iist uno ipielf, Iei-
nen, Stinfbureer auf Der Bruft, inie eiig
4 @ott. Stun nabt Die Scene, mo er nit
! 5anft in 3neifampf peripidelt iDir0. Ser
GanipT iii bibig uno Der Gdle Dor pibe
i Inier fllIlig. .sOa elm 5tpB BON W(epbt.
IItos beimtiidiI9em Sbipert na9 Der Bsult
BON Nalentin uno t0otlid) setroffen Itiirat
er 3u Booen, Der eole Gimbnrger aber quiIlt
aus oem BruitlaB, gerabe als oh Der babe
I2ungenHiigel berportdHe. d W2ephi{sol
@rethen itiirat iid) eutlebt iber WoIeutin.
ober geraoe 10 entIebt fdbrt tie uniDtliflrr
Hid ;uriid, Der Ssiie mar ibr in bic 92ale os-
lltiegen. ,AIlm1Atiger, mas Iiinft es bier, :
| fliilterte iie benz reaungsl0s QalieQefnsn
| sn: .Rubia. rubis, id,0ne WfarBaretna
antiuortete V. IeiIe, Scr Stob tuor id
gut, id bin bersits in werlueIuna iiberoe.
aaneen. Die 2ucca ersdblts {pdter, III
batie nit Gelualt an lih haltsn miiIIen, I'M
! nisht ipdbreno Der Gcene in 2adjxn auaj1<
bredeH.
4 SO ielbit b6rte js0on ouf Dem 9lol6
hnuieipeg ponI Sbenter sillsn GduIieriuu.
| gen slm anbern lagen: .Dn holt bsB oe.
liebn, Der Seilpel Dot i1I fheater ben Slit.
| ter luertlih en- Slid In Die Quua peE{ebt
LID bob Il aan5 oeutlid> sfaas iaaIl ik3e.
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Die SpFer oes 8lihts.

lteberrai6enb iinb bic graebnilIe Iora-
idlti9er itatiltilher Grmittelunseu in Brsu.
Ben iber bic Mn5abl Der Durb ben Blib
get0oteten 8erionen. Mau tpirb ihuerIi1
eriD0rten, 0aB bort in Den Sobren BON
1869 bis 1876, einitbIieBlih i'm GanMn
81S, alio idbrlid iiber bunoert Weni4en
pom glib erinlaaeH ,uoroen iino. Siirfts
man oaraus aaf bic 3ahl Der in ieoem
Sabr auf Der 9anSen groe nOnl 8lib Grs
| f9ldeenen idifieben fDanen, % luiirbe Die.
ieibe ettua 5000 bctraaen, cine eant artige
Setatontbe; bic aud yiii 6ieier 2inie~ ben
NaturtrGften bar9ebraHt pirb. Sum.
bpIot iagtin Ieinem Gosmos, oaB no b feline
RraTt betannt noroen 1T, ,oie m6rberiI1en"
Grfinouneen urtieres eigenen @ei@Iechts
nit einaerefnet, onr9 nelfe In oem fursen
3eitraum BON tpenigen Setunoen ooer sri.
nuten cine er6Bere 3abl BON Meni6en ae.
t6otet niirben, dls ourf 9eiuiIIe Grbbeben.
glber nod 0bigenl lit es ishr mahrfheinIidh,
baS Die &eiammtiumme Der pom glis aes
| Foroerten Opfer nett sr6Ber 1T. oils 6ieie.
ni9e, oie-weniaitens na1 neuerer grfab.
ruus auf Re4nune iener aemaltieeu
RataItropben BON ltnten aeiebt wer6en
tann. SOB uns bies iiberralht, fam midi
| iiberraihefl g geht unS oomlt tDle INNER,
oas Waiienbafte fdlt nns suerit in bic
guaen uno binterIdBt ieinen ginornd, biz
| langIam bic tpiiienl9aitlihe 8eobahtunq
tommt uno uns lebrt tpie oas 0erein3elte
ourh Wtultipliiation iiA su uuseabntes
@r6Be erbebt.
9lo1 cine anbere merflpiirbi9e S6atIadbt
ereebsn bic ertpdbnteu itatiftiI1en Grmitte.
luneen .Sie mdnnliden Opfer bes 8libes
iino rseelntdBig, b. B. Sabr fir Sabr, 3obl.
rei6er als bic ipeibliden. BON ben In tenen
8 Sabren i'm @an3en eridllagsnen S18 Ser.
Ionen tparen 466 mdnnIiGer uno nur 349
weibli9en Geidle9ts.
8prin 0ies neue Bripilsg hes ib6ner
@eidls6ts besrinbstil III ibwer su lasen
gs lieBen iib allerlei tlu9e uno bumm,
8etrahtunsen oariiter anitelen: uir 3ieber
es Dor. ben Gruno oarin Su iuden, oaB bas
mdnnline @eihledlt notorii9 bas iiinobai.
tere 1T unb oesmesen au9 n,ebr ben ,,3err
oes pimmels" onf iid berab5iebt. aIs oa!
wsibIihe.-Wem bies uidt .piiisnihaftIi6'
senus III, Der lit iebr idwieris.
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..Gas meroe ifb Sbnen Qlsid) mifthsiTen.
yietor sSiille oas Shanla olts, iili0 Der
6err Nittmeiiier iDir0 bic Site h0ben,
6asIelbe 5u unterlhreiben. Darf ieb Jhs
hef oas auseefiillte @henia DorIelen, oerr
H9tittmeilfer 2"
SD bite oaruilt."
Jrau BON o. Iieit
sails cine 9eirat1 3Diihen MIR uno
4 benz 6rduIeln Aurelie e., Sod1ier bes
Derlf0rbeneu gieentbimers 4 bier, ST.
Stanbe fQnIint, DerpFlid1te i'd mid, Der
i5rau bon w. Geb. D0n .. bic S3urtl1Ie
BON 1900 Warf, aeIhriebeIl TiInf-
stbntonieno Wtarf ndlt 5a0e nnh
ftattgehabter 5oASsit .Bn 5ablsu.
,.Serr Jtittmellter. bier lit Die Jener
yWer5eibuna, gndbi9e Jraii 5ie uer-
pra1en mir initsutbeilerL Die iih Die Hnss
gelegenbeit epentuea iueiter entiuideln
mllroe.
,,sluf Die einfabHe g8eiie pon Der ggeIt.
eSnnerbalb Ia Sagsn baben 5ie sine Gins
aoung in Die SSamilie Der getpdhltenD Dame
all ertDarten uno bon bieieul 4unfte an
babe ih nit Der gan3en Sa6e niGts mebr
5u tbun, BON oieiem Buntte on hdite ieh
Die MDrte 8oeths's in Gbren: ,snlan lole
oas Wergniigen, Chen 3u iiifteu, nenen
iiberlaiIen, bic iisb lieb baben."
.Oaher ertldrt liA .pielleid,t oas Ber-
Iongsh unberuiener. oaFiir 3n ioreen, baB
au6 . lie iib trie9en. Die iih ni'd9 I iieb
! baben."
.Serr &ittmeiiter !"
n@nGoige Srau!"
Die @eiabr, oas ,GeIHdft~ om gnbe
lfGeitern 5u ieben, mohte es Der 6rau BON
g. nothpenois, ein5ulenten.s
| .@lauben Sic benn, Serr &ittmeiiter,
baB am Nug9ane bes neuuSe6nten Sabr-
lbunoerts bic Chen nod intmer Bios i'm
Simmel eelflofcn iperoen 2"
,gDie man6er, Der 5u lpdt baran gee
elaubt. beoauert. bis oabin nid1t seiparts!
5u haben."
,1lno 9ie, Serr Rittmeiifer e.
ySie iueroen begreifen. sndoige 6reu,
oaB ih nid)t cine S6ai beaebeu n61te, bic
mir elm lebenslan8Iides Wsitleio ei1trGgel
t0nnte."
Spraa's unb empfohI iitb.
gei Der sndbiaen 6rau non; 9. iollen
behno4 iebr bdufi8 Sfemata ausgefillt
nno unteri6rieben tperoen.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1880-11-14
gSirem[djaftfi6e 2gotiaelt.
Gin. slnilass sessa elm y,.oifan.ut.

WsOliere peraleidbi, CLAUDE iG, i'm
,Malade imaginaire" ben Mrjt nit einsnl
BlinDen, Der nit eineii priieel in bic
Granfenitube fDmmt uno oarauf losidldgt:
trifft sr bic Rranfbeit. 10 GENET Der Vatient
trifft er. Den Rranfsn, 10 5tirbt 6erfslbe
llnlere mobernen, msIienlhaitliCb sebiIoeten
Her;te peroienen bic Gatpre nid)t, pohl
aber bic Batenten, Die li6 in iehr nnpii.
ienihaftlihsr Weile nit Quafiaibereier
ooer iitel peritanoenen Wtebtjiuen nnb Wte-
tboben ielblt fliriren in1llen. gtofl immel
limb i. 9. bic Djpnmaid,inen I'M @ebraud
unb bod lit es siusiietbaft, Oh bisIelbss
|aiht mshr ben Granfsn, als Oie 9ranfbei
irefieit. l,-ss, ,'s se;'.
Das Dson i'll hefdnntIidb eiii 1910 oot
|Gh0nDeir tiitoedter, beion0srer 3uinnl
Ibes Gangritoifes, Der v2ebtnsinft" IN mel.
lbsm bisislbs pisi RGrlsr pypDisenb wiyit
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Saitinftipe Gdlauseniurdjt.

gBarum empiinoet Der Wenid, defenders
ssrauen, beim anblid elmer Sflan9e cine
inifinftipe Abneisnng. Die big gum @ntiebsn
aeht? Gr brandt niemals cine SfIange
aeleben, lie iiH niemals poreeiieqt su ha-
ben, uin beim Anblid oerieIben iOfort osn
ginorud fines feinblihen Weiens al srbal-
fen. gber aud oas, bem Menl4en am
ndd,Ifen itebenoe 5bier, Der gffe, theilt bic.
len NbIdleu por Shlangen nit aIlen slns
,eidlen, oaB er cine @efabr tpittert. 4uber
oen Nsrluhen uon Dariuin bieriiber iin6
pohl bic intereIianieittn uno idblagenblten
bieieniaen, Die Dor einiger 3eit i'm .oDloei-
fd,en @orten BON philadelphia BON 9errn
M. 6. Dromn angelteat wor6en iiao uno
iuopon Die 3eitidriit sRatart' 9enenidafi
eibt.
Ser Weobahier tpidelte cine tobte
6hlange lole in cine 3eitung uno legte lie
auf ben Noben zines, BON iebr perihiebe-
men Aiienarten bemohnten 0dfias. Qlnaen.
blidlid benlGc5tiate li1 eines Der Mtitglies
Der Der @eleal1oit bes pafets, 6as dbet
lsbr balo aufeing unb bic Sdlangs ieben
lisB. GoTort mari Der MIfe es BON li6 uno
nIad)te lit) ella aus Dem claude, beifdnbiq
mad riidudrts tlideu6. Mts ieine Roae0en
Die ShIanoe pahrnabmen, fonnten IL
slpar ibrer angsborenen Heugitr nidbt iui-
berlteben uno ndberten lid Gdritt fin
5driit, blieben ober idmmilid in einen
llmfreis uon.6 bis s JuB holtsn. Gin IN.
ternebmnngslaitigsr Wafale nllein n66ert'
Ito olIHdbIid, oens papier, nm unrli6iia
einiae IdntlIe Wrjfie nad oemlelben aus
8uIii6rei. Nber nIs oann eiiie, ulil Del
G@want BET G6lanas asbuHpens 6&nA