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The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-09-17

The Cincinnati Gazette publishes
the following in ono Of lie recent let.
tets from Lexington. 4 simple Ken.
lucky girl is a dreadful rival in any
passage Of arms feminine, and that
half dozen will route twice that mum.
Der Of beauties at any watering place
is matter Of notorety; but here
they were by hundreds, the flower of
every county in the fine old State, and
of every type Of beauty; the stately
blonde, the petite brunette, and that
unique mixture which nushes and
pales and sparkles, and eclipses both
types. Languid, but brilliant, per.
feet in figure as in face; soft voiced,
with that peculiar correscante tone
which takes the best guarded heart by
assault, the Bluegrass beauty is a wo.
nan TO lead man TO the scafIold if it
lay in the way Of her caprice, or into
the lions jaw to rescue her glove or
the rose from her bodice as in the old
en- time. Titan painted just such
fruiiy flesh, such tints and half tints
and transparent tones Of color; just
such curves and lines; faces framed
by jetty tresses, and such as might
have been clipped from the golden
fleece. ! may be permitted to observe
that they are not altogether limo
cent Of the arts of the toilets. But
the mobile dimpled mouth, the fine
ly arched eyebrows, the delicately
balanced head, and ah such lips,
such eyes-black as night under their
dropping lids, but giving ups blaze of
light when lifted-are quite above
considerations of complexion.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-09-17

The niger,
The everlasting Niger, is at the
front again.
Demanding office.
The niggers highest idea OF civil
liberty is
To have an Office.
The nigger's eternal chatter is to
get
Protection from the government,
Bounties from the government
and
Office from the government.
II is about time he was given to
understand
That he was created by the Repub.
lican party
That he is expected to protect
himself,
To earn his own bread and butter,
and
That il is his duty
To vote for the candidates Of the
Republican party, even
AT the risk OF his life. - Lamars
Iowa Sentinel, Rep.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-09-17

Portions of a mas todon of enormous
size were discovered recently inWick'
er's Park, Chicago, in excavating fol
sewer. The indications are that the
huge animal persisted in an ancient
marsh or quagmire, and there is hope
of the recovery of the rest of the skel-
eton. The curved tusks are about
seven feet long.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-09-17

AN OLD milestone, five and a half
feet in diameter and seven inches
thick, with a centra- hole seven inch
es in diameter, was lett in an English
orchard many years ago. In 1912 a
filbert tree sprouted from the earth
at the bottom of the hole, and gradu-
ally increased in size from year to
year until, in 1868, it was found that
the tree had completely filed the hole,
and actually lifted the stone from the
ground, wearing it as a girdle about
its trunk.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-09-17
Eyrn aud Co.rageous.

Gen. Hancock's record exhibits a re-
markable degree of firmness, courage
and conviction. In spite of party,
risking every chance of promotion, he
has followed that he believed to be
right, regardless OF consequence. As
soldier he has learned to obey and
to command. His reverence for the
law is only equaled by his conscen-
tious discharge of the duties which it
exacts. lie has been placed in posi-.
tons demanding the exercise of fine
judgment and rare discretion; he inn
poses on no one and allows no one to
impose on him. lie is no mans man;
no party's man. The Presidency IT,
self is not more exacting than was the
position he occupied in Texas and
Louisiana. In every position to which
he has been called he has won the APP.
probation and excited the admiration
of his fellow citizens. In the Presi-
dental chair he would soon secure the
confidence even of his most bitter enc
mics. lie would see, as the old Ro-
man Generals were charged to see
chat no harm comes to the repub.
lic," either from open foes or from cor
rupt friends.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-09-17
tbo.f Pres,,,e.,.

Inc lnltei states have had nine
teen Presidents, four Of them Of Irish
Decentralization, Tyler, Pierce and
Buchanan.
The President holds his office for
four years. lie must be native OF
this country, and mnst have obtained
the age of Is years.
In the early days Of the Republic its
chief magistrate was called Ellis High.
mes, the President Of iheU United States
aud the Protector Of our Liberties. &"
As this title was inconsistent with our
Democratic preientions, it was soon
dropped.
Our Chief Executive is not chosen
by a popular vote. lie is elected by
n college Of electors chosen by the
people. Each State has as many cleo.
ors as !, has Congressman aud United
States Senators. Kentucky has ten
Congressman and two Senators; hence
its electoral vote is twelve.
la 1860 Buchanans vote was 20, 900
lees than half the total, and Lincoln's
10000 less than the half, yet the col
lege Of electors chose Lincoln.
In most eases, from 1889 10 1924,
the President was elected by the Leg.
islatures Of the different States.
The original provisions Of the Con
stiiutlon provided that the person hav-
ing the next highest number OF votes
cast for President should he Vice
President. Through its operation,
men Of opposite political parties could
become President and Vice President.
No Roman Catholic has ever occu.
pied the Presidential chair. All the
other prominent religious denomina-
tons have been President.
William Henry Harrison, Zachary
Taylor aud Abraham Lincoln were
the only Presidents who died while
in office. Harrison assumed his office
March 9TH, 1871, and died the next
month. Vice President John Tyler
succeeded him. Tyler served until
July 9Th, 1850. Willard Fillmore
served out the term. Lincoln was
shot ON the 10th of April, 1865, An
drew jackson taking his place.
Washington, jefferson, Madison,
Monroe, Harrison, Tyler and Taylor
came from Virginia; John Adams
and his son, John Quincy, from Mas
sachusetts; Van Buren, from New
York; Pierce from New Hampshire;
Fillmore from Maryland; jackson,
Polk and johnson from Tennessee;
Lincoln and Grant from Illinois; Buc-
hanan from Pennsylvania, and Hayes
from Ohio. Weaver is from Iowa,
Garfield from Ohio, and Hancock
from Pennsylvania, although he lives
on Governors Island. The last Dem.
ocratic President was james Buchan-
an, elected in 1865. Ills opponent
was John G. Fremont, the first candi.
date of the Republican party.
Ten Of the Presidents have been
soldiers, and nine lawyers.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-09-17
TnE dcCErrtBLE arr.

To hosyon approached rious aa'ni,
Tram WANDERING iH tne darkness late,
And, tapping unid'i and faint,
iiUal'irilt aiiiniHH 'nu ID iiin ruit
Said do.l. "Wh0 fdals N enter ierUg'
"sus Z, desf fHanl. tha saini rorrod,
rramhiina ai ihroarh with haro end feat.
III ~ De- tlau. faiusIu outsiioi'
sadly % earth tho p'or ialni turned,
Iolear ihe fc1uffnr vt nfes ruisi
nut still he hoar within bonn yoarod
rouis aud i'ss Its ia,e in 0of's
IT, roamod alHnl thruuah uuary Yoafs.
ny cruel men suu sooruoi and mochod;
an, puuhci by signs and tears,
Again ht sent. afaiu b. tuoatcd
said 0oi, "who nov H. 81 The doorf"
at thys1f, i-,io,oi Lord
Tho saint r,plod. iie dauhia uo more
nut passes into M. howard
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-09-17

A WISCONSIN COW died not long
ago, after a lingering illness, attended
by a persistent cough. After her
death veterinary surgeon opened the
windpipe TO discover the cause of the
irritation, and found in the upper part
of the lunga live striped frog of ordi'
nary size. The surrounding portion
of the lung was much discolored.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-09-17

BETTER a wrong will than a wav-
ering; better a steadfast enemy than
an uncertain friend; better false be-
lief than no belief at all.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-09-17

Statement from a well-known Drug
House DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup ia
the most popular Expectorant we are
selling. L Hadley Bros, 3l7 Indiana
Avenue, indianapolis, Ind.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-09-17

"Would you mind standing here
till / 60 and get a cigar p he asked.
"Of course, not" she replied "but
don't you think, Henry that smoking
is offensive, and that it will be
easier practicing economy after mar
riage if it is practiced during court
ship" "You're right, now, he said;
| shan't smoke any more, sweet" and
she looked unutterable love at him
as they came to an ice cream saloon,
and he said: There now, ! meant
to treat you to ice cream, but, as you
say, it is best to practice economy
during courtship. Ten cents for
cigar, thirty cents for two ice creams
forty cents saved for a single night.
Lets go over to the fountain and
take a drink of water" They went;
but she was mad enough to bite her
head off.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-09-17

Toddlekins is very small man, in
deed, but he said that he never mind
ed it at all until his three boys grew
up to be tall, strapping young fellows,
and his wife began to cut down theiI
old clothes to fit him. And then he
said he did get mad.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-09-17

The census of Rhode Island is com
pleted, and some of the enterprising
papers of that State print the names
Of all inhabitants in full, devoting
nearly a column to it.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-09-17

The TABLES TURNED. 1t is a sig,
nifcant evidence of the "mutability
of human affairs" that in 1865 Score.
tary Stanton complimented General
Hancock for having captured "near'
ly" all the forces Of the rebel guerilla
Mosby and had offered a reward ofs2
900 for the capture Of Mosby himself.
Now Mosby is "loil' Republican Of
fetal, while Hancock is denounced as
traitor and rebel, and everything
else that is unpatriotie, by the same
party that could not too much praise
him for his course in that case. = Ev,
ansville Courier.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-09-17

Patriotic mothers can be heard in
the uptown apartment houses diligent-
ly teaching their cherubs to "hurrah
for Garfee I'm. Y. Tribune. We
suppose they mean that fee of 5000.
IN, Y. sun.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-09-17

To those mothers whose children are
weeping Sweet and balmy slumber
secured for the little ones, and Coughs
and Colds rapidly banished by the use
of DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup. Price
% cents.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-09-17

A man at Champaign, ILL.,, proud
ly wears watch-guard made Of hair
which he pulled from an enemys
beard in a fight.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-09-17

Bats live their active lives in the
night; when sunlight comes they fly
away 10 their holes, there TO sleep un.
iii twilight comes again, when they
resume the occupation Of insect kill
ing. The female bat has rather a
hard time Of il, as she is the nest and
the food Of her young until they are
themselves able to fly. Often have
we seen female bat with her young
clinging to her breast, flying about in
search of food; and the little ones
were not so small, either. How else
could they get along? They old ones
make no nest-they could not if they
wanted to ever 30 much, and the
chances are that, from their wander
ing habits, they spend the day in
one place and the next two or three
miles distant, just wherever they hap.
pen to be when day overtakes them,
and if they left their young behind
them, their exact locality might be
forgotten. When the young ones are
able to shift for themselves, the moth
er's life is much easier, and until
Winter comes to kill their insect food,
she lives luxuriously. Then, when all
nature is prepared to put on the liv.
cry of Winter, the bats, instead Of
leaving the scenes where they have
passed the Summer, repair to their
haunts in the caves and walls, and,
hanging by their hind feet, in little
groups of five or six, they pass the
dreary season in one unbroken sleep.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-09-17

WmY is Zulu belle like prophet
Because she has not much ON 'er ia
her own eOuntry.--[Cincinnati Gaz.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-09-17

RIDDLEToP came down the street
the other day, when | was standing al
the gate, and with a graceful bow,
said
oh, comment rOUs porte row|
THAT depends upon the Greenback
vote" answered, without the slight
est idea what he said.
"Nlon Dieu you don't understand,
he laughed. said how do you do ~
Young must remember that n'ouJlie'
pasi'
mix cum arous,' said |.
"N'mpOrte," said he.
"Iou're another said /.
"Why-why-mon ami - that is
maUUdit gOut" he stammered.
"You're a lick-splitter liar!" | yell
ed and | gave him a look that raised
a blister ON his head.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-09-17

MATRIMONIAL MARKET AT WASH
ISGToS.-It is understood, in society
circles, that the matrimonial market
Of the Capital will be unusually brisk
during the coming season. A good
deal of stock left over from the preyi
Gus seasons has been worked of at the
watering places during the summer.
There will, however, be no scarcity,
as a number of fresh lots, OF very de
sirable types. will be offered. The de
mand will be active, but it is thought
the supply will be ample.-[Was
ington Post.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-09-17

Epitaph for Bob Ingersoll Robert
Burns.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-09-17

The fashionable girl now lays her
head on the shoulder of her male com.
panion when travelling, according to
a Cincinnati Enquirer writer, who
says; THE incest girls do it, and
they are so demure, so innocent, SO
unconscious in their manner that no.
body could deem the practice harm
full. They have the unconcerned all
of using a pillow. This would have
been reprehensible a year ago; now
fashion and mothers permit it. But
the man must not 60 so far as to slyb
hug the girl. If he does, she pops
bolt upright, and will lean on him no
more forever. That is new but inn
proved etiquette"
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-09-17

New Trunks just received.
McALISTER Il LYTLE.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1880-03-26

her besonberen Tbeilnnbnne bes CROP
Fsrfea 4pnn6utin an Der Borstnretprr1,
nnS ipri&tbie 6pfGuus aus hsrsiesdsss
rath trerne ibul ME iu1nles ? 1liw m
6en md Eenorfebeuben Grbelten helteu.
Der Raifer fdfps NIT BEN Gnsbrnd oes
9ertrnuena. Gptt weE6e Rublnnh ors
ben ffuerel Eogen, in weiGen % fi9
lest 6tfiaDe, bernusfabren. Huf cie
N6reFe beg GeHnts, Del9e IN eIner
8~leunrRsuns fdnmtli6er Seratsospdrs
fements feitgehen. mar, ertuioerte Der
@aiier, er lei iiberssuat, enB Der Seiiat
uie friber, 70 aud finfti9bin gum Bo9le
@uslanos Dirfer fperbe, baB bic 9ba>
tiateit teEtl6en ftsts auf bic 8strdftt.
aura Der aejesli6en Orbnuns geItdtef
iein iperbe. Or boffe aid finfiisbin
@eleoehbsit Al tabsu, bsm Sennt far
bic eetreue erfaluus ietner BFitteu 81
bonten.
Gus BEN Snneru bes 2ei9es m Be
fersbure ein~gelnufenen Ha1ri9teIr gu
folae baden onlaBlidb Der Ssier bes Re<
oierunasantritts bes 8aiiers nEentbal>
Ben batriDtiide Ruubsebungen Stntt
aefnnben. ssyn Rostau, CLARION, Bar>
iGan, Risn, 3iFis uub anberen 9rose1l
Stdoten nobm bic Seller einen groBartt<
aeu 8~erIauf. Die Oronuns murbe mir
oen6s aef6rt. Sn mebreren Stdoten
fuuroen @nben fir mobltbltise Swede
unb has Shulueien batsebra&t. Sn
&ulnis fpenbete bic Staotouua 10000
RubeI fir bic grridtuus elmer nninerf
fitdt i'm &autaius.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1880-03-26

aeu 9a6lenperhaltniHen ni9t i6eriehea
iper6en, baB Der &nub6am bel Der
6elbmirtbI6aft IN ben Ser. Stadteft
Siel bamit Al t6un bat, baB fe nidt I'm,
aleih ~auntiaer fir bic Staateu an Der
atlantiIhen &iffe lairten. Der ameri<
faniihe 2nnbtuirth berft olsi9fteBli9
an bic @eaentp1rt BEL ieinerH GeIb6e-
trieb; Ole nadfclsenben generotiOreu
m6aerl fir fi9 forgen. 9abei perarr1t
natiirli6 Der Bobe1 iebr raid.
Bon ernftli9en 5Olsen FIR bas ga15e
Qauo tpiro Dies MN 5tuar flr oieie uuo
bic nGdfte Generation faum fem. liner
meSlihe Gtrefen i'm fernen @eften fino
Der gultrr nod nidt, Ober MIR iebr
theilpeiIe eri6loiIen unb trDs aIer nm<
triebe bee grpSen 8erfebrsmonopole
werben bic Sra@tpreife bonn @eteu
na6 benz Often INNER biaiser. Der
)Ir1nspprt zines S1efels @eiseu Don
Chicago mad Neru gprt tofete I'm Sabre
1865 nod 81 Gents; bageseu mar Der
8reis 1873 auf Il Gent fur benS6iHsz
transport uno IL BIB IA Gts. fir et<
fenba6ntxnnsport berab eesansen.
@eit i9limmer oa9e9en 1T, odB,
tuern Die Berb6ltnife fi4 IN Der ndu1<
lihensReiIe tueiter enttuideln, bic dlreren
Staateu i'm gerlauf Der Sabr5ebnte
mehr uuo r1ebr europdii@en Berbdlt'
uifen eutsegeri sebeu. Die 8erarmuns
beS Dobens HtuB naturgen1dB cine arr1e
6ormerben6lferun9 our 6olge bnben
unb Der &ifsans bes GderbaueS utro
uoihaebrunaen BON iueieutli9em etnfub
ouf bic Sn6uftrie iein. Die 9esenfdse
iuerben fi1 INNER ihdrfer unb i9roher
auIpisen; orme Nrbeiter unb rei9e
6anbelsfirhen tuerben bani in 9lei9er
duSnhl nOrbaubea ieiH, wie i'm alien
grotbeil.
CHE bieIe gerhdltniTe eintreten Mir
ben, miiBter trobl nod neri4teoene
S:~a6raebnte nerhreihen; Elm LANCER
8eiiraum fir bic i9ueIe gntr1idlun9
Ser 9inae in uniern 3aseu unb beions
bers auf benz omeritdnif9en Continent.
Big babtn mag nod 8ieles 9ei6eben,
NOS bas S9limmIte nerbitet. 9as
a~merifaniime 8olt foumt mebr uno
mebr III Der ueberSeueuus. baB Elm ra=
tionsGer lonnmirtbfdaftli9er Betrieb
~6Iinsen6es g~rfOrOerniB 1T. germutbs
li6 nirb mod i'm Berlauf Der Sabr'
Sebnte Der gefunee Ginn Der 8eu6lfes
ruus bic reGten Rittel fiuoen, 9efe0<
l6aftlrGen Mibuerbdltnif1s unb ibrer
Der6eerenben 5OIsen re9tBeitis nbJus
heIfen.
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4MSIdn0ffmeS.

Die 56uebif6e nniperfi
tat upfala tpirb i'm lnufenben Semefter
Don 1857 S%tubeuten befudt, bereu 299
2beOlosie, ITO Sura, 189 Rebicin unb
500 B~biloiop6ie fubirep.
9ie @efammt5abI aIIer m
NATURALIZATION utter ftebenben Rui>
fen, tuel6e i'm Sabre 1879 bag Coos
5oaen, betrus $4,000, b. E. faf ebeniD
pisl pie i'm Sabre 1873. Bon benielben
bntten $4,000 feineu Gnipru6 auf
8er9inftisursen tuesen Dbualtenber
5amiltennerbdltuife. 9as gnnae Sob
neutrality-suspicious. betrua 218,z
600 Rann.
Die @ eiunbbett Der &6ni<
gin Rareberita BON Stalieu IF, tuie
mon aug Rona nlelbet, uieoer bolItoms
men bereeftsnt, uno maj ipribt iognr
pom suei Sofbdnen, bic mad Otern ee>
eeben perben. NuBerbem finben nod
Suei srose 8dne ftatt tuelde bic
6eutibe @einnbti6aft unb bic fpani56e
2,sation inicenirt, unb ou6 bic eng
liiGe 8Oti6oft nerauftaltet elm 8aDfea.
Sn 8etersburg fanb man
ME es nun beiBt. ben @irfliden Stats
ratb Baron Sitinsbof BON S@eQ in
feiner @Ohnuns, 0epsfiis Brofpeft gfr.
SO, tobt nit bur9i9Ofsner Bruf. See
ben Der 2ei9e lag Elm Settef, auf tpel>
9sm MIDI bon Der Sanb ees grfdof<
ienen seidrieben ftano, man ni6se Ries
nlanben rpesen ieines Tobes bei9ulbl>
gen. GGo ROrb, nidt Selbtmuro.
aus aIpni6i mirb aemeJs
bet, baB 9ite, Der Chef Der 8rteanten,
banbe, tuelde ben enslif6en Dbsrff
Sbn9e entfibrte, nah Galoni1i elm
S1reiben g~elnnser IieB, tuprir er als
96Ieselb 1900 Bf6. ct. unb Su6lf gols
beue l1breu fammt &sttsn nerlanet.
So1te mad Berlnuf BON sebn Eager
teine NntDprt erfol9en, tperbe Ct ieinem
@efanseneu bic Safe, mad 8erlauf BON
bret Tagen bic Obren unb nod tpeite>
rem brei Tasen ben &Opf nbidnsiben.
amtIi6en Husneifen 8re
folge ruanbertsn i'm nbselnufenen Salre
aus benz nereinisten &6nisrei9e BON
@r%oBbritannien unb Srlano 164,274
B%erioner1 mad trarsntInntii6en 61fen
aus. Bon nieier @eIammt3abl toaren
1O4,275 g~us'dnber, 1926 Srlanoer
unb 1903 S16tteu; 91,8Oe tuanberz
ten mad Den Ser. Gtnaten aug, 4O,959
mad ben auitrn1iiGen golonien unb
1882 mad ben britii6en golonien in
Roroamerifa.
Gua 8aris uir6 nd&fens
cine unterirbifde giienbnbn befben.
gs liest bas Broiect Dor, ben 8cis be
Boulogne nit Der S~nnenfnbt, BEN
Blaze be rGtoile, bur@ cine mittelf
eomprimirter 2uft 80 befuegenbe inter
IL bif9e giientnbu in Berhinouna ~
iesen, uno 5uar ioIeu ie 200 Berfonen
elei9seiti9. bef6roe1t tperben f5nnen;
bic ettua II ersl. Upeilen 1arge Gtrsde
uirb 10 iets Weirtteu suradselest tper<
ben. nc -.
Nuf 9rHnb beS beut{6eu
Sosialiftensefeses fhnb .fplaenbe Sfns.
slater: /. Der Iekte G9ladf Stem
iabrssruB 1880" en- Sepnrdtdbbrud
aus BEN rSo5ialoemofrats In fsben
8erien; 2. ber in Der Bersinsbuft
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1880-03-26
9er Gnttpi6Iun8SprOeeB nuiereS
tufrthSd1aftItd,eu QebeuS.

RO6 ME. iolause bic 9eididte
ber Mebidbsit seI6rieten tDiro,
bat fib Der rrirtbI9nftlihe
Continents nit a~nndberno 9lei6er
Sane1igfeit nOGJOgsn, ME Dies in ben
Ser. Stanten Der SoI 1T. Ber rur
UNI eini9e Sabre Suriid 81 bIiden uers
mag, Der fam bns Beftrrdrts idrsitert
Der Gultur unieres lanoeS oeutlt9 unb
fi9tbnr neIfofgen. Dtnn tuiro faft on
ieHe 8anuramen erinuert, neI9e cine
fortlaufeHoe R ibenfol9e lanoi6aftlis
der 9arftelungen entbalten, tuel6e
lnnginm an ben Nngsn beS 8uibauerS
npriber eleitvu. Die Yrobuftiouscens
tren oes QauoeS ridden BON SabrSebnt
gu Snbr5sbnt mebr tpeftli6; ons Ser
bdltnlB 5DiI6en Often uno ReIten psr'
i6iebt fih SuisbenoS. Bdbreno bic
S9eioetinie Dor Is Slbren nod ettpa
ourd bic Mitte oes Stddtes Ohio eeJo'
gen uerosn fonnts, biloet isst a%nndaernD
Der 2duf oes WIhifippi oieielbe; in
o6ermnIs 10 Sabren miro tie tpieberunt
elm 8etrd9tli9es tueftDdrts sertdt
ieiH.
9a8 intuhrie[e 2eben bes 2anoes
folat metr unb mebr ben neu eri6loGez
men &ornfammern oes 2anoes. nit bee
rem Rlturreihthimern bic burh
lnnotplItaihaftli6en Raubbou nusgss
nuSten 2dnbereien Der 1Iteren 2onoes:
tbeile niht mebr entipreheno coHcurris
rem f0nnsn. Sene nen eri6lofenen Or
biete. pel9s cine unermeBliGe Sine uOn
&obhOfsn l~ieferH, uie @,ien, Roble,
@ceImetGGe. Sol5. uiu. mifsu nnturs
eemdB i9nea III @entren Der Snouftrie
iueroen. Dor bret S%abrSebnten befnns
ben fi9 in ben Staten Mi6iaan, SQi
nos, Sab ana, NiicoETn, M,noei,fo,
Soma. &dnias, Re6rasfa geser SO. 600
SuouftrIedrbe ter; na6 ben neutiten
g. i~aSdufnnbmen fino i'm n1mlihen
Sebiet sur Bet nabsSu sine Rinion be
iGdfttst. Der Staot S1irsI8 felt al.
lem iest mebr Stnbli6ienen Der, ols
Dor 20 Sabuen bas @elammtssbiet Der
Ser. Stnaten.
No6 ouffdli9er fpom6ali9 fte6t e.
nit Der @etreioepruouftion. Sn ben
lesten 8 Sabrjebnten 1T oer8ro3entinb,
nit tueld)em ii9 bic Gtaaten an Der
otlantid)en 8iiIte an Der @eIammternte
bes 2anoes betbeilisten BON 80 auf IA
Yrojent 5urid9e9nnaen, tudbren6 bic
Se9eroen tueili9 BON Miiiiiippi,
tuel6e oamals IL 8rD5ent beiIteuerten,
jest auI 81 8ro5ent 9eitieseu fiuo. 1878
proou5irte Der @efteH 1872 Ririonen
S9efel @ei5eu, b. 3. IT'S Mi1iOnen
S4efel mebr, als 1875 i'm sanSen
2ano proouSirt iurr6en.
Sieies i9neqe 8orriiden Der Gultur
1T rntiirliA cine ii6ernrs erfreuli9e
@ri9etnung. So muB aber bel ben pbi'
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'tDdbrnns esI&ehef nor. sabfts bag Msfts
.ter@en (1Gtte MAJ bod niHt annehHen
ioneril, reftnurirte fid bann On elmer
.sbr GaifTreiADli6f SaeboienenA Tn5e
Igofse nab SOC srieidterten 6ef5euaa
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pdmbur9, u. 6enr.-Ser Idapnlor<
Der Reu, turl9er ben BoHboten IN
@anbsbed sridlus, ift i'm Sabre 1854
81 Rieberalheu, ResiernussbesirfTrie
aeboren, felt mebrereu Snbren perbei
ratbet, ieoo@ BON ieiuer 6rau, fuel@e
nit ihren beiben Riubern iR @ismor
lebt estrennt. Die I1nterfu9uus sesen
~benielbeu f9eint 81 gang eutiesli&eu
GrsebHifen 10 ftbreu. Die Grn0rbune
6es unglEdIi6eu 8oHe if barna4 Hi&t
bic ein5ige Rorbtbdt, tuel9e Der 86fe>
iDiGt ant BEN gesuifen bat; e Iieseu
i'm GeseutbeiI brtnseube Berba&ts:
sranbe bor, bos uaiabefteus brei we;tere