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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-12-28

A swErr'scESTED, odorierous cesspool Is
politics. is 1t not? Not only does political
life, aspirations and efforts bring together
strange bed.iellows, but II does bring TO
light 80 many different sides and phases of
human character and human nature tina,
one is almost like Simon, inclined
to icreswear his kind. IL the pelit!.
clan was like the moon showing
only ono side all the time and tina,
the bright one, he would be happier, and
the world mayhap would be happier too In
It's Ignorance of the other side. The latest
moroccan we have seen is the following from
the Washington STAR which says. "The
Treasury Contingent Fund Investigation
has brought to light the facts IN regard to
the payment OF Si,2D0 Tor ncw.fangled
boiler, u scheme IN connection with
the heating of public buildings The
Senate investigation shows that the $500
WINS paid 10 q man In Chicago named Nc.
Mullin, who held that his alleged improve.
mcnt would be gres, saving IN coal to the
Government The improvement was pc,.
icctly worthless. The Senate Committee,
however, brings out u further fact-tha, the
money WAS paid TO McMulln upon the
recommendation Of J. d. iIawley, who was
then FRS, Assistant Secretary Of the Treas.
ury anda candidate for the Illinois Guber.
material nomination I, has also been
shown in The Senate Investigation thai
MoMullin was 70 do all he could 20 SECURE
that nomination for Havley."
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-12-28

lN nearly every every metropolitan paper
We look through We see mention made OF
the fact that this, that, or the other boy.
aged eight, twelve, or fifteen, as the cuse
may be, was committed to the House o,
Refuge. We hardly have city in the state
large or rich enough to support House of
Refuge for boys and girls-waiis upon the
sea of life, human lotSam thrown hithcr
aud yon upon the ebb aud flow ofits tide,
bu, the State IL able to do 1t. Every wear
the Governor pardons from the peniten.
tiary, because of their youth, number of
this class, while il we had House of Ref.
uge to which to send them, they might in
their early years he reclaimed and reformed,
to grow up to be useful men and women.
But how can that ever be when once the
faint OF the States Prison walls is upon
them, aud the disgrace of felony has once
cnvironed ihemg
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-12-28

THE air is SO full of rumors as to Cabinet
changes at an early date, that the whole
matter resolves itselfinto speculation, sur
mise and suggestions iathcrcd by wishes.
Ex-senator Chailec, it is said, is TO be made
Secretary of the Interior about the middle
of February, and it is further declared that
Secretary Hunt, of the Navy Department,
will retire early in January. We haven't
anything particularly to say on the subject,
but if changes are to be made, and the South
given representation, why should not cx-
Governor Il. j. Davis, of Texas, have a
place as is so earnestly desired by the Re.
publicans of this Statc2 There is no bigger,
more important State In the Union than
Texas in every sense, and asCabnet officers
must be Republicans, why not Governor
Davis?
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-12-28

The first gun in the Independent cam
paign was fired in Dallas Monday after
noon by Mr. Gillett ,cx-member of Congress
from Wisconsin The gentleman is forci-
BILE, entertaining speaker-not particularly
eloquent, but still lucid and fluent 1t is too
soon yet to prognosticatc, to even speculate
as to the probabilities or possibilities of the
Independent movement evidently on foot
in our State, but it does seem as though
such movements are ripe all over the entire
country. 1t is even suggested that Mr.
James &. Blaine will he an Independent
candidate for the Presidency in 1851 against
the Republican nominee, whose nomina-
ton, it is said President Arthur, with his
patronage, will be able to manipulate
Quien sabc? We shall sec what We shall
see.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-12-28

IT is almost a real pleasure to hear that
there has been another attempt on the life
of the Car upped in the bud. 1t seemed
as though the Nihilist monsters, like Her
canaan bears had gone to. sleep for the
winter, and that We were not to have
another European sensation for a long
time. The Car must feel rejoiced that the
nlonotony of his existence has again b en-
varied by the attempt at a bomb-shelling.
There is nothing makes life so interesting
as dynamite shell now and then.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-12-28

VACCINATION i the order of the day
everywhere now. In the great cities it is
made almost compulsory, and it ought to
be. One blessed good thing is that the
winter is 50 mild aud warm everywhere
smallpox can spread but little where it
breaks. II is cold weather disease.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-12-28

TuGRE is method in Guiteaus madness
He wants hundred dollars for his last
effort in the way OF statement. He dis
covers that what he says aad does interests
the public-at least is read, from a morbid
curiosity, therefore his words are saleable.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-12-28

Tne C2AE o. -nl have had sense enough
not 10 have mad Il Gatchina palace and
thcn the N.niistS would not have had occa-
Sion 10 study out proper places in which to
piece dynamite Tor his destruction along
wiz that Of the palace.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-12-28

WHO ever, in this or any other county,
s,w more delightful Christmas weather
than we are hIvingso far? 1t is almost
equal to tho dolce far nentc climate Of
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-12-28
WEDNESDAY. DcoEMaeR 90, ISL


For the Gulf states, slightly warmer and
fair weather; winds mostly southerly, nearly
Stationary pressure.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-12-28
Funeral iloticc.

Tho funeral services Of Johnnie X. Spencer
will take place this p. m. from the family reel.
dcnce on Live Oak street. 10 the odd Fellow. .
cemetery The fliends aud acquaintance Of the
family are invited 10 attend,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-12-28
/" 4 woman's poblesl sutton IS retreat

In seas of endless rest
Aud not one wave Of trouble roll
Across my peaceful breast
tLaughter.l
There is business enough of the vastest
import and interest TO the welfare and pros.
pcrity ofthe country to engage the earnest
thought and studious attention of Congress
without It's wasting time in frivolity and
squanderins the peoples money for the
support OF committees that never have any
business TO do. The tariff question, the
country's finances internal and harbor i'm.
provcments, etc, etc, deserve careful and
laborious thought and consideration and
notion
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-02-14

Fl ssxs- CONEaEG ENC LINZ
Between the principal
consin IOWA, HlnneSota, the territory of Dakota
and the New Northwest
IT.
Racine Oshkosh
FaU1 GinneapliE0rrvle
Mitchell ElandTeau, Sioux Falls DIT
IMPROVEMENTS
the
ndacge"sent aud control Of the IfGii"ay
QUICK TIME AND Low RATES,
MERRILL, We VAN HORNE V. IT. CRPESTFR II P1CP
agent
Rs D orxR1a
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-02-14
Greatest Remedy Known

DR.. Kings New Discovery for Con-
sumption is certainly the greatest
reach of suffering humanity. Thou
sands of once hopeless sufferers, now
loudly proclaim their praise for this
wonderful Discovery to which they
owe their lives. Not only does it
positively cure Consumption. but
Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Bronchitis,
Hay Fever, Hoarseness and all affec,
tions of the Throat, Chest and Lungs
yield at once to its wonderful curative
powers as if by magic. We do not ask
you to buy large bottle until you
know what you are getting. We
therefore earnestly request you to call at
your Druggist q. Speidels and get a
trial bottle free of cost which will con-
vince the most skeptical of its wonder
derful merits, and show you what a
regular one dollar size bottle will do.
For sale by G, Speidel.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-02-14

That was not sensational statement
of fact with which General Grant intro
duced Mr.. Beecher to a Brooklyn audience
the other night: Il am sure there is nc
city or town where his name is not ia
nous. the warrior said of the preacher.
and among good people a household
word" 1t can not be doubted that
Beecher's name is known throughout the
country. He became very famous in the
days of his legal bout with Theodore Til
ton. There are various kinds of fame, and
Beeeher has had enough of one of them.
it may be supposed, TO content even raw
enous appetite for notoriety And as to
Household words" why, the devil himself
is not infrequently mentioned, even in the
most pious households in the land The
Beecher Grant mutual admiration society
has nauseating flavor about it. and ex.
cites more disgust than admiration. -
CHICAGO Times
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-02-14

The Excelsior Chsir lie the lest Chair In the mar
ket. The best made. The most durable. The
best fnifhcd The Chair that gives the best salts
faction. The beet for the Office, the puelic build
ing, the veranda. the parlor the invalid Thir.
teen different STYLES All VOL warranted. Send
for cuts aud price list to
GREENE & STURDEVANT,
Summit Station. N Y.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-02-14
The 99aiIg Argus,
ROCK ISLAND, rLLINOT
Tobaeco.Raising in Illinois.
: From the Pontiac Sentinel.

Edwin Shepherd, who is living on the
Kellogg farm. has been experimenting OF
late in raising tobacco, and he is of the
opinion that Livingston county soil will
produce leaf of darker shade than
tim Der soil. He says that proper cult
walton will readidily produce crop worth
$3.50 per acre. We should be GLAD to hear
from some OF our other farmers who have
tried the cultivation of tobacco in this
county. The samples brought to town
By Dit. Shepherd are pronounced A /
tobacco by 2. Nj Schwartz. who estimates
its value at from to cents per pound.
Fair cultivation and proper attention will
bring yield of 1000 pounds per acre,
and our readers can figure up the profit
for themselves.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-02-14

NEVER KNOWN TO FAIL" This
motto was adopted some years age for the
wonderful Kidney medicine. HUNTS
REMEDY. It was bold banner to
carry, for HUNTS REMEDY is recon-
msnded for some Of the most fatal mala
diss-Bright's Disease, and all Kidney,
Bladder. Liver, Urinary Complaints.
HUNTS REMEDY, the Great Kidney
and Liver Medicine. is indeed positive
cure. and really is never known to fail. !"
Sold by ali Druggists Trial size. rs
cents
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-02-14
Father IS reftinc ReI,.

by daughter says, How much better
father is since be used Rop Bitters." He
Is getting well after his long suffering
from disease declared incur BILE. and We
are so clad that be used your Bitters "A
lady OF Rochester. N Y-Utica Herald
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-02-14
The OnIv Pure and Reliable.

Owes its great reputation TO the happy proportions
Of its ingredients which have constituted il an IN
approachable and indispensable remedy for
Constipation, Indigestion, Distractions, Piles
Chronic Disorders of the Stomach, Liver and
Bowels. Cont, Plethora, Rush of Blood to
the Head, Hypocondra, Melancholy,
Lassitude, Impurities of the Blood
and Skin, Erupt!onE and
Blotcbes.
1t improves the appetite, keeps the head clear.
the blood cool: but never facilitates.
It's efficiency be proven by the testimony of
hundreds OF the best physicians, including the
most ement ones of this day.
For want OF space we here give the certificates
Of Sir HENRY THoAPsoE aid PRoF. VON LIEBIG:
"As an occasional aperient and corrector of d.
gestion, know nothing equal to FRIEDRICHsHALL.
1t leaves the patient, rule less constipated af-
ter disseminating than he was before, and may be
taken habitually without lowering the SYSTEM
SIR HENRY THOMPSON
The testimony of Baron Won Liebig places the
Bitter Water of FrieGrichshsll among the most EN-
ea-ious in Europe, and whose great value must be
recognized by all who have experienced its salu-
tary and beGefcial effects.
DosE-one or two wine glasses full before
breakfast. For sale by GJocers and Druggists
The trade supplied by the Sole Agents.
BOUCHE Fills 81 90.
81 Beaver Street, NEW YORK
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-02-14
STOCK SPECULATION.

JOHN A DoDeE s. Co., Bankers and Brokers, II
Wall Street. New York, buy stocks on reasonable
margin. and, when desired. will advise when and
wh et to buy. Also Stock Privileges in which SSo
TO 800 can be probably invested. Opportunities
for good proals constantly occurring. Full in
formation on application, ana Weekly Report sent
free.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1881-05-22
9ritteS RapiteI.

ranaitaiia SD babe Did ieit Seiner
&tnbbeit seIiebt, ib Bin Dir gefolst tpie
Der SeIiptrpp benz SonnenitrabI, ipie Der
S6ipanS leinem &ometen; i9 babe Did
persDttert tpie ein bDbereS geien !"
DaS mar 8ictor, Der iebt an Der Reibe
mar.
ID, Sictor SD bin llneIiidIid
,,llnsIIdIi6 g8ie fDnnten gnseI un=
eIifIi9 iein. 2"
Jtun tpirbe bier Elm Ulann aud tpies
Der seba6t baben, tpaS bic gnseI bamit
gu tbun baben. 9lber Aualtaliens 2psif
mar bur6brinsenber.
y9Id, Bictor, fie f6nnen es bp6!"
8ielleidt tpoate lie bamit ausbraden.
lie iei elm GnseIy Der nod nidt ieIis tper=
ben fpnnte.
ysnaitaiia! Rann Did metu 2eben
Sludli9 MAIDEN 2"
,,g4er fann es tpiilen 2"
SD ipeiB eS. Die Sterne tpiilen es.
Der Sinmel tpeiB es. Die Gtpisfeii
tpeiB es"
SD CLAUDE Din"
yOann. .tpiut Du bic ueins
tperben 2"
~S4 nil es."
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1881-05-22

ben 5iiten porsneStpeiie su BEN bretten
8inbeedarpe8, tpel6e elm berpDritedenSeS
Clement Der Danenfppfbeoedunse bill
ben. = Die NeubelebunS Der yolcnaiie
lit fur bic Demi saison Elm tpillfpmmenes
Wtomert, man trdst oieielben ailsenbItds
lid meiit an Stelle zines Baletots, beS
Nlantels iiber StrabenfIeibern nit alat=
ten Guraiieetaillen un6 garnirtem GOd,
i'm 1ib erIt ipieber an bic alte, ME unbes
Iiebt geipprbene Sorm su setpDbnen. Die
@enueler Samnlete uno Velours frappes
iinb Bel Der au9enblidli6 70 tpedielpcllen
Mitteruns gu bieIem 3pefe nod gang am
Ylab unb perarbeiten ii9 q. befn langen
sraSiblen &leibunssItiid gans Dprtreffli6.
SIR 8ilitenz unb Gmpfansstciletten iino
ombrirte Seibenrpben aus satin mer-
veilleux ausenblidlid baS 8eiu6teite.
Man ipdbIt 6a3u nit gcrIiebe bic bronco
eelben plipengriinen unb 9arancerctben
5Dne bic 1dmmtlih allerbin9s ettpas
f6reienb tpirfen. 9as sanse 8enre Der
ombrirten Gpiletten bat aber nidts Jfibis
seS, unb 10 fonmt eS auf Elm mehr poer
minber beS 9luffdlIisen ni9t an. Selbit=
peritdnbIi6 mii6t man ben pmbrirten
Stoff nit einfarbisem Dtaterial uno
ipdblt biersu setpDbnlid Die bunfellte
SSurbe i'm SHUTTER, aus tpelder man bann
etipa bic eanae Iaile uno ben tlnteren
Ranb bes 9todeS arbeitet, bamit benz
9luae bod eii,igermaBen Elm &ubes
punft setpdbrt 1T. Sir UtOreenan3iise
fanet man an, auf bic nit fiir3er Belerine
eearbeitete BrinSebfprm 3uriif 81 Sreifen,
Bic man iebo6 aud bier nur als lleberz
tIeib antpenbet. Der nnterrpd 1T meilt
nit brett eefaltetem 8olant umrdnoert ;
auf baHelbe fdIlt bic bas Oberfleio ums
Idliebenbe &ante berab, tpel6e ii6 iotppbI
binten ais porn in Der Wtitte aIs Cascade
in ben 3ailenI6IuB aiebt unb NIT 8anbs
idIupfen untermilft 1T. Der G6rper
Der 9eIerine reidt bis in ben Iaillens
IhIub; bic iie utnipi,ibenbe Spite faHt
iiber benIeIben berab. Cine Sanbbreit
bonn 5aIsi6LuB tpieoerboIt iid Die Spite,
10 baB iie ipie Elm stpeiter Rrasen tpirft,
unb ebenIo iinb Die SlermeI Dor Der Sano
bamit ab8eIdIoiieu. Guf Der Iirfen Seite
banst an sipei 8dnbern Elm Uiarsaretbenr
tdI66en, beren untere &ante slei9fala
NIT Spiben beleBt lit. Sn Creme, Sea:
bIan unS Joia iiebt bieier &n3us iebr gut
aus, beIpnbers ipenn Der rnterrof unc
Die G9leifen aus 9ltIas, bas lleberfleic
aus @aibmir oSer lei4tem Slanel gear
beitet iinb. Breite, tueibe e6te @uipirs
empiebIt fid am beiten gu bisiem 4r:
arrangement.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1881-05-22

8aunerS aus Paris, 6es berbafteten Utens
i6en berumgetrteben. gr fannie ielbit
bic @efdbrIidfeit bieies NienIben lnb
ahnte SaB beioe irsenb einen Gauneritrei6
berabreoen unb ausfiibren tpiirben. Den
lungen Sisnac Dpn ieinem @eIelihafter
au trennen ilno ibre 9lnIdId9e 81 binterz
treiben, sine 8arpille nod ipdt IbenbS
mad bem 6ute 2ignac'8 bina,iS, tpurbe
bier 3euge bes ginbruds unb ippllte eben
Die 9iebe feItbaIten unb ihnen ibren 8aub
abnebmeb ais baS @erduI6, ba8 Iqrbot
an benz Seniter erreste, ibn n6tbi9te, ii6
lelblt gu entfernen, iim feline 8raut ni6t
iii ben 8erpadt unI6idIiGer 3ulalnmen=
filnfte NIT ibm gu brinsen. Dem Sobne
9tgnac'S selang es hierburd, NIT benz
9eloe 3u eittfommen; Ell bate iih nah
Bcroeaur beseben um ii6 nab gmerifa
ein3ui6tffen. Seinen SpieBseleaen bate
man aber eefaBt, uno es tpurbe baour6
mDglt6, ben gan3en Tbatbeltanb gu COM
| ltatiren. Q9as bic bon Grppbaub sur
Spra6e sebradte 8liinberun88icene auf
benz S6la6tfelpe betraf 10 seltano 8arz
bile gegen Grppbaub elm, baB er iener
| i6tperperbd6tiste Sffisier getpeIen. GS
lei aber Serleumbuns, oaB er ii6 an benz
gtSentbume etneS &ameraben babe per=
sreifen tppllen. Der 0ffisier, BET be1en
9ur6lu6uns auf benz SbladtfeIbe ibn
@rppbaub betrpffen, lei Ibeilnebmer elmer
GerIbn6rrn9 setpeIen in tpelhe auh
BarpilIe unter Dem faIiden gtamen sSor=
bert ii6 pertpifelt sebabt. Der 9efaI=
lene babe IdmmtIihe, auf iene gerIhtpb.
runs be5iisIi6e Sdriften Bel ii6 sefibrt ;
tpdren bieielben bel ibm entbedt tporSen,
| 10 tpitroen 8arpiqe uno piele ieiner &a=
meraben benz iiberen Spbe rerfauen setpes
| len Iein. 9ebbalb lei es nptbtpenbig gez
tpefen, Der 2eide iene S6riften absuneb=
men, uno bieB babe er, Barpiae, aud se=
than. gta6 ieiner SSIu9t aus Der 6aft
tpeBen bieler Ebat babe er Ianse Reiien
auBerbalb Sraufreids genadt. 8or
&ursem lei er aber in Iein Gaterlanb su.
riifsefebrt unp babe Der BpIisei in 2por
itnb Baris betpieIen, bab er benz eegen.
tpdrtisen 3esinle feineStpegs sefdbrIiG
coer feinbli6 seiinnt lei. Seine Gbr,
! lei rein bon iebem 5ledsa zines ssmeiusr
Serbre6ens.
| yta9 Der 8eibrinsuns Der sIaubipiir
bigiten 8epetle fonnte 9fiemanb oil bei
Babrbeit Der NtittbeiIunsen Barpille'l
3pelteln 10 tart AUDI Der S6ein segen ibr
SetpeIen. =
| Bon Oem Spbne 2isnac's fam baIS BIZ
Jta6ri6t ieiner sIitdIi6en @ini6iflne
na4 9tmerifa, unb sIei9ssitis bas @e.
| itdnoniB beS an Ieinem 8ater perlbter
| DiebitabIs. ST entiduI6iste Iein Ser,
bre4en nit Der @orauSIsbuns bab ieir
Sater freitpiIlis ibm nibt Die Niittel &C.
pGbrt baben tpitroe, ieinen 8lan Der lus
tpanberunS ausfiibren su fbnnen. 3usIeid
tbeiIte er nit, baB lein RitI6uhbiger nul
tauienb Srancs bon benz Raube erbaIter
babe. 9ieier tpurbe ben @eleben semdf
oerurtbeilt, obSIei9 er nur aIs Diener pei
iun9en 2iSnac auf pehen auSprIdli9er
BefebI mitaeipirft bdbeu tpollte.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1881-05-22
giertes 8apitsI.

gierteS &apiteL
gtnaitaiia befanb iib iebt in einem
@eiItsSsuitanb, Der an 3erriittuns ererste.
Sic bate bret Utdnnern ibr Sera per=
iproden.
Iber fie bate nur ems.
g8ar eS ibre S4uIO, baB brei ibr Sers
perIansten?
g8ar es ibre S9uIb, bab iie tsine brei
Ser3en bate
gSir lasen gtein!
9u iaslt He!n!
Die WeIt iast Nein!
Die GeIeuidaft ma6t Hismanhsn fir
cine UtiBbilcun9 perauttpprtIi6.
9lber Inaitaiia tDar ui4t Bir.
Ro6 9u.
Rod bic @eIt.
Slo6 Die 6eieai6aft.
slnatalia mar mebr aIs ale Sieis. Sic
tpar Elm 8eib.
9llS g8eib bate fie Elm itarfes Ser1 ein
sroBeS Sera Elm Sers gum 2ieben unb @rs
ouloen.
SreiIid, tpdren bic brei iunsen 2eute
ni6t 10 reselmaBis in ibreu BeIuden ss-
ipeien, iie bate es nibt LANCER alS cine
@o6e erpuIben f6nnen 10 aber FAM:
@puaro am Dienitas unb Sreitas.
&aOul 0lontas DOnneritas.
8ictpr Wlittmod , Samltas.
Den SOnntas bate iie fir ii6 ALIEN.
Sic sins sur Rir4e Ooer iie ieste ii6 bin
llnb tpeinte.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1881-05-22
8 m m r. biILi9er.

Srau: ,Serr DpftOr, msin Nann
bat it6 ben SUB auss remit, unO ba that
i6 bait I'm eine 4r5nei bitten, aber nibt 80
tbeuer."
GrSt: $50 Srau ba bat Sic 'tpaS
uufsei9rieben bamit seb' Sic in bic Ipos
tbete - ba8 ipirb pieaei6t 80 Bfennise
foiten; reib' Sic barnit ben SUP alle
Stuno' ein."
Srau: %, bas pieIe GeIb, tpD ipu id
pas bernebmen Serr DpftOr, sebt's net
biaieer z"
Arst: u@enn's 10 it, bann Iai' Sic
iid bait in ber glpDtbefe um 30 Bfennig'
SpOoeIpoc seben bas 1T biliser unb biIft
aud"
Srau: %, Serr 9oftor, i'd bab nidt
einmal 80 Sfennis
Ar3t: ,Ra, tpiilen Sic mas, ba uebz
men Sic bait bic Sanb unb reibsn oamit
INNER 70 bin unb ber; pas foltet gar
nidts uno biIftau d."
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1881-05-22
2. BanS.
@rftes 8apiteL.

gr ties &apiteI.
SeSermann tpirb besreifen baB 4na.
itaiia auf slIbenben &pblen fab. 8eit
mebr, iie iab auf einem 8uIfan.
Nber Elm 8ulfan bridt bdufis aus.
Tag fir Gag ben Sonntas aussenoms
men, lab iie ii6 Dor benz Brpblem: 8els
den bon ben Dreien Ioa i9 beiratben
ollie 0rei tparen bonette, anitanbise
unb tpoblbabenbe 2eute. 9lae Drei Iiebs
ten iie.
Sic ielblt mar allen Dreien BON 6ersen
sugetban. g8ar eS 2iebe ober 5reunbs
I6aft? g9en Iiebte iie am meiltens
Dieie 8ertpifeIung begann ibre Sc
iunbbeit ansusreifen. gs fonnte aui
oieie 4rt nibt Ianse ipeiter seben.
Gnblid banbelte iie.
gSie slaubit Du irobI, oaB re banbeIte
Du tpirit es nimmermebr erratben. =
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So fno Die @ei6er.
Gin 3iebesroman in 5Uei SduSen
unb feds &apiteln.
Gus benz Barrier p5isarp" iiberiess.
1. 8anb.
Grft E 8 & a piteI.

,,Mnaitaiia i6 persbttere Di6!"
Nit bie1en IeibenldaftIi@ ausseitpBe=
men 8prten sos @buarb einen &eppIper
aus Der binteren SpientaS@e anS isste
ibn an bic S6Idfe.
salt Elm i'd, beI6tp6re Did !"
gs mar gnaltaiia, bic oiss iaste.
@r belt elm.
Gjendu genpmrnen fonnte er niht anz
beres banbeln, benn bic PiitOIe mar ni6t
selaben. Sdtte er nibt einsebalten unb
Die 8iitole mar nidt selaben un6 re
mare aud nidt lo5gesansen, 70 bate ibn
bies BEL Inaitaiien Idberli9 sema9t, Elm
aussang, ben er nidt i'm aIlersntfernte=
item beabIi6tiste. Nie benz aud lei,
Gbuarb sog es Dor, eisis Ibatia6en unb
S9IuBfoIssrunsen gar ni4t Dor 4naita=
lien 3u ertpdbnen.
Sic slaubte, er babe pesbaIb einsehaIs
ten, tpeI lie ibn beidtpor.
,,MiAit Du mein iein 2"
Nit bieien g8orten ltlr3te er auf bic
2nie. Der &epoIner mar fbon Idnsit
tpieber in Der bintern Soientai6e.
,Sa!"
60 iiiterte iie ibm in's DIR unb
Isbnts bas a0pf6en ianft auf feline S4uIa
ter.
Die armen Srauen! g9is oft tpsrbsn
lis auf cieie @eiie betrosen.
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RusIanb.

Mas Dir bic 8uiunfi tringt -
Ser mGs's erprcbeny
Der Mabrbeit Stimnse briuot
slur iHiper na4 cbcu.
llnb mas aud irabnent izsibt
Der ernite Oenier.
MObin Osin s4ididl txllG
Cas usi5 VI Ntstl
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SdGltf6e Sdnaoa6iipfefa.

Sur MIDI sleih bubb IN be Sch,
Sumner biibi4 beb a beb,
Srinf' auf benz 8aunebe9
glintaentaffee.
Sod pb'n auf benz &snisitein
SteIt ne 2anone,
aber be Shenfrnanaie4
So oc9 ni4' cbne.
S8 iab iiinsit me tObte Rat;
Rann 10 mas Ieben?
Grast' ih mein' lieben S4at,
Gaot er:: 9su ebenl
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gin@einbdnbler r unterbieIt feline
6dTte pielfdItis nit 9lnefpptsn aus benz
lebten peuti6=fran3Oiil6en 8riess bic er
BET Seiu6en bon Wiilitdrperlpnen sebDrt
bate. Giner ieiner Gdlte fraste ibn !:
Sinh Sic nit I'm Selpe seipeien 2" Gbe
Der 8efraste nod sur 9tntport fOmmen
fonnte, perlebte elm alter Sat: ,Das
eben nift, aber Bel ibm sebt eS bod im=
mer re6t frieseriid su. gr Ielblt bat ei-
nen S6ub, feline Gaite setpObnli9 sinen
Sieb unb feline aSeiue einen Sti4."