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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-06-28
How Eyebrows are Made.

''ltem-two eyebrows. Indifferent. badly
put on concluded young lady, talking
with true feminine charity of fair sister
then going through the mazes of lancers
on the middle of the floor.
porter.
"Why. they are misfit."
A long look. a steady look. and look
altogether at the eyebrows in question did.
indeed. indicate q something wrong about
them. but what 1t was was not evident.
'.Do you really mean that they are false?"
lido"
.sAnd that the resources of civilization
have put within the reach of lovely woman
the means Of circumventing nature when
the good dame is parsimonious in the
matter of eyebrows"
"Yes. that is what mean
But how are they put on and how are
they kept onP''
.:You never would understand it il you
did not see how it is done; the process is
called reinforcing the eyebrow. You
know girls have eyebrows as far as they
30, but especially in blondes. this feature
is detective, while even brunettes would
generally wish to have more eyebrow than
tney cSu grow H3tuIaiiN-
..Whv?"
because it sets off the eve. and takes
on an appearance of boldness or bulginess
which an unbrowed eye always has. II
you ever see young lady at her toilet,
which of course You haven't YOU will not
ice that the very last thing she does is to
light match and burn It SO rs to have as
much charcoal as possible. This little
avon is then wet with-with the dew on
her rosebud lips. and drawn lightly and
skilfully across her brows in the true arch
of Juno The black deposit is then
rubbed in beneath the tiny hairs. having
only the effect of arkness. and the result
il enough to make the eyebrows stand out
to the proper relative place in the precis-
ion of the features.
II get;the effect with charcoal; Jennie
gets it with more hair. When they don't
fit there is = look about them which is
very unnatural. and by which they can be
detected at once"
But how are they put onp'
1T is very complicated process and
IN elaborate ore. The eyebrows must be
parted down the centre, and this false bit.
which is Just an edge of hair carefully han
dolined along the bottom. stuck in and
combed lengthways with the eyebrows
Il Is extremely difficult to do this prsoper-
". taking great deal of time and from
lie. md then when it IL done the whole
buainees may be brushed out by accident.
A.gifl - to take lot Of chances. anv-
ho3. Il she wants 70 look pretty
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NOTICE.

Having enlarged and furnished the CHASE House
at squirrel Island, we take pleasure in presenting
to our friends and former patrons a delightful and
popular shore resort. With enlarged facilities and
experience in catering to the wants Of guests, we
solicit the patronage of all desiring comfortable
summer home. Direct to
MRS. ii. S. NOBLE & CO.,
may2Steod2w Box 20e, Lewiston, Me
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IN the District Court Of the Unifed States or '"e
District Of Maine.
In the matter of WILLIAM X. LANCET, bsnA'
rupt. In Bankruptcy. u.v
At Portland in said Di-trict. on the 22tn day u ~
A. ID ISL, Before Hon. Edward Fox, JUDGE VI
said District Court, in Bankruptcy
District of Maine. s. = ,s s p;,,s
Upon the appl cation Of Levi Greenleai' OF t ~.
field in the County of Somerset ana stare =, aA -
Assignee OF William X. ancey, asking easS ~
execute n r.e.ipt in full of all DEMANDS 10 uase
against Franklin smith. and discharge 70 o.s
c. n. Cover OF all liability under certain agref
given BY him said ianeey relative 10 certain
zion lands, sid Saith Is bound 10 pIrsss
said Cover. and receipt in fall to date OF All Claims
against Smith Meader, said smith being ues ,;,
Of having complete and rrevocabe bar 10 an eia
the part of said estate, and il seeming just .hat m
should have the same, from careful examination
ii appears at least nothing is due from him ana oy ~
amcable settlement all hts alton and consequent
expense to said estate may be avoided; ~ - or
dered that notice OF this application be gwen 70 ~
parties interested TO appear at the june term OF ts
Court to be held at Bangor the 18th day OF june
A. D. 1851 at ten O'Clock in The forenoon, by pubca-
ton twice week in the Ban or Daily Wing and
Courier and Daily kennebec Journal.
Witness the Hon. Edward Fox, Judge cf the said
Court and seal thereof. AT Portland IN salu us
trict, on the sa,h day of May. A. ID. 1881:
L.S1 wM. p. PREBLE,
Clerk of said Court for said District.
INN rf..k, .xis
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, that the sub
N scriber has been duly appointed Administrator
on the estate of
MELISSA BURBANK. late of Windsor,
in the County Of kennebec deceased, interstate and
has undertaken thar trust by giving bond the law
directs: All persons, therefore, having demands
against the of said deceased desired TO
hibt the same for settlement; and all indebted 10
said estate requested TO make immediate payment
to DANIEL VIKING.
June Is, 1881. swa5s
KEyNEBEC COCNTY-Is PROBATE Court, held
at Anassta on the second Monday Of June, 1881.
DANiEL ii. MOODY, Administrator the estate
IL of Dennis Guilfoii, late of Pittstou, in said
County, deceased. having presented his first account
Of administration OF said estate FOE allowance:
ORDERED, That notice thereof be given three
weeks successfully, prior to the secord Monday Of
July next. in the kennebec Journal, q newspaper
printed in Augusta that sll persons interested may
attend al Probate Court then to be held At Augusta
and show cause, if any, why the same should not
be allowed.
EMERY o. BEAN, Judge.
Attest: HOWARD OWEN. Register. sw25'
To the Treasurer Of KeMne6ec Sat-
issgs Bank.
VOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that the Del
posit Book No. 26d6. and in my name, il lost.
l hereby make application for duplicate Deposi
Book J. FRANK HAMMOND.
Ansusts. june 80 lssi. sw25r
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KENNEBEC COUNTT-Ia Probate Court, held
at augusta, on the second Monday Of June, 1881.
CTEPHEN COBB, Guardian of Willis Bailey of
y Chefs a, in said County, Minor, having present.
ed his second account of Guardianship Of said Wa
tor allowance:
ORDERsD, That notice thereof be given three
weeks succe -siyely prior to the second Monday of
July next, in the kennetec Journal, q newspaper
attend at Probate Court then to be held 1t Augusta
and show cause, any, whv the same should not be
allowed. EMERY o. BEAN. JulRe
Attest: HowARD OWEN, Register. 3wS5s
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KENNEBEC COUNTf.--Ia Probate Court held at
augusta, on the second Monday Of June, 1881.
GORGE W. FAIRBANKS. Guardian of Herbert
VI X. Raymond. of Wayne. in said County, minor.
having presented his sixth and final account of Guar
dianship of said Ward for allowance; and also that
he NAV be discha rged from further service:
ORDERED, That notice thereof be given three
weeks successfully, prior TO the second Monday Of
July next, in the kennebec journal, q newspaper
printed in Augusta that all persons interested may
attend at q Court of Probate then to be held At
Augusta and show cause, if any, why the same
should not be allowed.
EMERY o. BEAN, Judge.
Attest: HOWARD OWEN, Register. 3w25s
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Premiums are received and Losses are paid in cash
only Policies are issued payable at the death of the
Insured also payable 1T the end of certain number
of years. Policies are ALEC issued on the
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The Lives Insured By the Society carefully &C.
eced in different parts of North America and Europe
furnishing, by this broad field of operations an ad
ditonal and exceptional safety tot he Policy holders
The assurances are made only on the Mutual Premi
ums Principal. The Surplus are returned annually to
the Insured.
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KENNEBEC COUNTE-I In Probats Court at
4ugasfa, the second Monday Of June, 1881.
JOSEPH W. PATTERSON, Administrator on
- the estate of Josiah W. Humphrey, late of
Augusta in said County deceased having petitioned
for license TO sell the following real estate of said
deceased, for the payment of debts, &c, viz: About
us of land, with the buildings thereon in the
ith range east OF river, in Augusta:
ORDERED, That notice thereof be given three
weeks successfully prior to the second Monday of
July next, in the kennebec Journal a
newspaper printed in Augusta. that all persons inter-
ested NAV attend at Court of Probate then to be
holden at Augusta, and show cause, any, why the
PRAYER of said petition should not be granted.
EMERY o. BEAN, Judge.
Attest: HOWARD OWEN, Register. 3w25s
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

KENNEBEC IS.
Taken on execution and will be sold by public
auction on Saturday, the 10Th day of July, A. ID.
1881 a. ten O'Clock in the forenoon at the Office of
Loring Farr in Augusta in said County, all the right
in equity which Alexander Turner of Rome in said
County, has had the eth day Of January, A. ID.
ISL at ten O'Clock and thirty minutes in the fore
noon, being the time Of the attachment of the
the original writ in this action, to redeem from
mortgage hereafter mentioned and described the
following described real estate situated in Rome in
said County of Kennebec, and bounded follows,
to wit: Beginning nj the cornerof stone wall about
six rods West OF the house now occupied 10y said
Alexander Turner the line of the County road lead
ing from New sharon TO Belgrade, thence Northerly
to the South line of the town farm, thence Easterly
along said line to land owned by George Tibbetts,
thence Southerly TO the Southwest corner of said
Tibbets lot, thence Easterly to land owned for
merly owned by Barnabas Kelly, thence Southerly
to the East line of the County road, thence West
erly.on the East line of said road the point be-
gun at, containing forty acres more or less.
The above described premises being subject to u
mortgage recorded in the kennebec Registry of
Deeds, Book 3l2, Page |, given by said Alexander
Turner to Frances NJ. McNinch of Cambridge, Mass,
TO secure the payment of two hundred dollars in
three years from date with six per centum
per annum payable annually.
TIE amount due on said mortgage will be made
known st the time and place of said sale.
GEO. II. STEVENS, Sheriff.
Augusta, June eth, ISL 3w24
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fGnban' 8 Sp0tb 0ur.

gt'an itIei "oJrllt fUr Gin i.i:gty git5 Gjru
h., gcldtCo nG,b uuiUrr 9'ieilsUva ecNtEyGruh
itttr 0us .3nsir rarifU.. 8em 9Pjittj. nil
&ticr icwofi a.! 3rl'iGj. bar li.h UultFcs I5il
lens It IciCkfS cutidjcceptu Gfia9ts erulEt
,Qrti5 81 tru Ntd;dc ccCg Idc 6ldiHCu fUy
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beltelIeu, peGi man faHu g aai Scneuud tC2
prcilfS elrci- ;uaClautt tc,cmmrn Ycu reu 81
5ruitUmgrr. Er. q. ,l.0ru q & II. &c,
Gacetuy9b 32l5. FL
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Sdmmtlihs DEF rmotioncn brriltr.
ten nidt ben r crn Der bCrrI6enoen
8eli eiousunfhauuna (brn @unoer,
gLaubeU). lonncrn nur 0userc Muss
dSfoTmer Ger lcItcn
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1881-12-30

Niage eriGtct Su St. Suuis
uutbe bcute Grt. tcr 9Roroer ieiucr
Snttm biussridatet.
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Die 8Inffcril.

gSCQHCiUluIlCIH eHlHCDHHeU Utl uUCl
1as Nuftrtteu Ger SIatteru III beI
Der. Stoaten SOlacnSes.
| 2Ius 9 t. . aul, Minn., miro uu'
tsgm .. 9e3cmber a,1drit6en
BON oerlAie0tuen Sciten bcs Stua'
ice mirb uber bie Nus5reitGng 0er
@latteru acmrIoet. 3n Granite HaGs
! iiu0 ieh5 Sdlle. oaUou furf i'll cincr
t}omtlte porgsfommru; om YeGoip
Wericirc 6IuB, . MeiIen BON Sranife
Sails, 10 Sale in elmer ffanrinaOifden
SomiIis; 3vsI Neiiea oaUon entfernt,
bel Serwanoten icntr SamiIie, 2 Sale.
3n Onmbrautcn, @1lpptlua Gouat1, 2
6dac. Sn NnoeriOu'S 9o!el oil Der
Ofictte fam Elm Suu Dor; in Stonp
Sun mebrere Sale. Su Saut 9entre
| foursu im 8duSsu lis Grftontunseu
/ fdtt uuo bts ;um Samstas Is Soces.
| fdls; Der 500 TON ) Ycrfcnen wiro
eriportct. 3n Meiroie itnrb NeU.
Mciuaro al oen 8Iattern. fopte 9uet'
gen 4ocIcr un0 orei RinScr.
! Sin pcnuf0GponifdeS 8Iatt
! ihrcibt:
/ 9ild Dem lsBten Bcrid)t hcr NGeE-
tuun, go, @eiunSbeitSbeb0r6e fnmen
i'll iener StaOt ubsr flnf;ig SIattern'
trantc su ibtcr StnntniB Is Yerio-
ucn jun Ocr Stuhe bcre,ts erIcgen.
8ie 6, bicogo. v5Srele Yrefe"
iAreibt
Or. Sc S1Olf bat Gin Sdreibeu on
ocu YolBet- Superiuttnotntcu Wc8ar
riAtc aerldtet, morlu sr Gdraul auf.
mcrflam madlt, baB b,e Butt,ci gou
briontcrE Ger Nnite6un9 uuSgtickt 1T
uuo lId crblttci. fammtI,hc MittaItcter
ocr 3oli;cImddt 4u tupfcn uuo suI
bitirm .3lutdc Sanlidtt5Cumtc mad
oCr Gelihic0rnsn St, tlOn5b0nlcrn .u
l6IG!u. 3tgr WacUdrrtllc bat bas
IneJbittcn odnTeuo uugenommcu uno
al5 Die panenvItc 5elt fur ole SOrnaI-
NE Ger Yrcccbur Z llbr Nbenos be. |
3etguct. 3u oieier Stunoe fommen
falt i0mmtiid]e YOIiSiRsn gum Napp Ort |
III ibre betreffeubcn Stutionen. Wu1 |
Dcrocn bonn Superlntenoenten Die Sage
bCscid;nct, te or fur Gle Utri9icoencn |
StdtOnsbaulcr AM gceil halt. |
Iud IN Ger WrloewtII rrO Die YOdcu
aueBebrCten.
Der Seiunbbeltsrdtb 1T na9 luie Dor
nit Nrbcit uberburoet uuo ric Gpioe>
mic nod felnesweas unttr SOutroQe. |
OHs Smpfcn miro ltstr9 fOrtseiekt;
9eiterH wuraeu natciu 800 Yerionen
gflmpit uno ttUkctm babrn mir tdgIi9 |
slns 3unutme pom Glfranfungen unb |
Sooe sfaHeu iu berldten.
%abt SUD impien IS lit oas ein. /
si9lte SduBmitteI gessn Nnhedune
Iur reid unO arm. alt uuo jung.
Nus tuctuuati miro Enterm
%, December gsmsIoet: Sn oieIer
8Cde babeu bier ied,SuuofunISig Gr.
franthngen GIL cen SIatteru ituttscfun-
ben.
Nus u ~ y Iuito uuteUm %.
December teIegrapbirt:
Str Observation-Disclosures entoedte
seute III einsm StnemsntbaLfc cine
aus iebs YeriOnen bcitebcnOs camille.
>ie on cen SIattern oarnieber liedt.
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SIrnpNQ s Spath : Sir

9iepuNcln Sits, |et., 81 W;al; is7i
81. 9. ). Neataa Il. Sc Wciuc @trrca
ST prgtifii ,lbrr NtHtna'e Spatt GEr, I.c
heli; NlF cjr aeciluidie 1&irfuUa bciauz .3jc
teIts ofn l>ratt, mas Gu1us 2'ctdrel aaga
nibi :n tbun 0crmgd'ifl. sd waHots uibt
Qnul cjuC faIctg jtrr1 yinjAru.a az. Yiaprrm
bCr zp5t5 tcltiiiGt wGr tries id' ca5 Nlete. 81,
iammGn NIT Siucm Gnrwu, utfr 800 Hr.nl
ven &inu &c, ,cnG. bjs und3 "ayln 50,
EilbraGfI, nit sidfr yaeuRa g5u uuQrFIbr 20N1
@'jEe unS ro.cnecic cit 9ifijr in eitr9Grd'eu.
it's, icHcsl l@;r mir ,}tcI ,,&ttarciur1 Utsr
,plsyp," l'Ifja - Gcrts
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9Spr5ocntftbcr 2ioo<
WaIfjmor c.y inic.
Rc8c!maBigc YafagiQbcF0rntruna
ipIGfra
8;culrm ano S5aitianprc

'T'b ca rlbmildlt ttfdunteu, tiiCrrcl. d5rau
4 pe'i'ampflfiTc frfrr GiaFc yen 5000
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@uiteau,s 4rnees- !

" u I u y T o g. ~
eeri6tli6en grrhanbluuasn aeaen Del
Yrd1ocntsnmorner Guitcau iueIde es
acuIudrtia Dor Gem GriMiunIaerId3t,
Der Observation-Disclosures itatt
fiubcn, fiuo nod immer nibt su Gnee
DieIelbsn ,ichen fidl in Der ruiberludr'
tighten Yeiie in ole Qdnae. Sehtr
redtf1afenr omeritanifde Burger bon
Observation-Disclosures miro min.
iGen, onB es Gem iredsn, Usrfomme-
Hen uno hsuhlerif6en W0rbGuben
nidt gslinsen moge, Der woblocrbienten
SIrafc an 9nIaen Sn cntgeben.
Oas Geniusbureau bat Iekt bic gu
lammenitclung oerBep0Iferun0s8ifitrn,
lUie tie her Uorldbrige @euiuS ereab,
uoIlcnoct. Die 8rlnmmtbcDolferuna
Der Scr. StaGten uu0 &erritorien be.
Iduft iid bemuad ouf so. 155, ,783 eeasr
IS, 558, 3I1 I'M Sobre 1870 9oDon
hnO %, $40, $50 mannIi1en uno a.
636. 963 peibIidcu @Ffhls1ts. Eie
mdunlids SeUoltstuna III olio nm
8Sl .S75 S0pls lidrfsr, nls tic lueibIide.
Die clnnebOrsue 8ep0lferung belduft
Fdl nuf 43, ,475, $40, Die im Nus!anOe
Qcburrncu auf 6,679,943. 8as tie
OcridIlebeucu Wufen anbctrifft. 70
aiebt es 43. i02, $40 8autolier. $780,.
793 8arbiac, l05, 465 Gbineien, IiS
3apancicm uus 66, ,i07 9nbiansr; Die
nidt Ger Seitcucruua unterWOrfenen
iOaenarnteu niuilben" 9nbianer iinb |
lc6oH iii Der 3dbluu8 nidt NIT cinbe'
ir'Hfn oGicaGo Irsie Yrehe.
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Scr fette Sittere Gin
Yantmann trat in cine 9Ipotbete une
bat I'D ciusu Sittcrn aus, pciI cs ibm
iu!utnoia uitt rsdt gu Wutbt mare.
Ter 8rouiior Oeratiff iid aber IN Scr
6iIs uu0 iheutte ibm 8aumoI lfatt bes
perlauateu Mnacnitdrtcrs Gin. Stncr
iblu6te ods Saracrtidtc biHgnter Gur
Ic6ts lid hic aipper. Stun? bats
aeidmcdt' ? fthats tcr 9lpolbstsr.
@bem ridte SeEer.-Go4 eincn triu-
fen iragte hiefer peiter.-3c. idl
rnnfc iheenc. eimiocrts Ssncr, er is
ncr ~ fott
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9as @rfter.

n Sie 9Sifteruna mdbren6 Der leBte
: oht Snee fonnte, in 9inblid auf b
Sabres;eit. in Der iuir aegeniunrti
Isbcn, nidt onneuebmsr Iein, oils Il
mar Ga6 man su s8eibunhtcn un
Reuidbr nuh unter unierem Breitsgra
De bier in Mmtrifa fcItes 8sttcr er
warteu mus. bat Der poridbris. Bin
ter sur Geuiisc bemieicu 0euer Il
Die Code e~u; anSera. Ba6tcnt
be5 Iesten 96eibnnAtsfeites batien nil
oas f90nfie 5rjibIiuas;uetter uHo oiC
Nusfdten fprchen oafilr. Onb mir es
Iu Heuiabr aud nod hobcn rerbcn.
Oicies mil6e O9lttcr wdbrenb Ger
Weibnodtsseit III nm 10 anacnebmsr
uno rpillfOmmentr gelpel eli, dis es nidt
bon Ieaea beaieitet mar MR f0idrnf
botten isir bsFonniiih i'm leBten 9erbii
tcincn MnuesI unb es 1T frnglidl. oh
auf cen ec9enuarii9en milosn gSinter
absrboupt Gin roheS obcr ober fdlteS
6ruhlabr folacn wirt. Soffsn mir IN
biflcr ticiiehuna bds Beits. Ter bet-
seitiae rcf1euc" Bintcr bat lcinc un'
bertenu; orcu Tortbcilc Sn Ger St0tt
lit ncit iueniaer ools CUR 3ciinug CT.
fOr6erlid, als bel eifia fdltem @etter.
lucnn Gincm 6as 8lut III Den Nbein
81 clfrisren OOcr tod penisltcRs ;u cr-
itGrrcn orObt. Nuf 6cm 2autc abtr
Einoet has Sicb Der Hunowirtbc bci
iOldsm |cttcr nod Diele Iabruna i'm
Srcicn, lie ibm Sci fhntcbcoedt:m
oosr bnrtesfrorsuem4runpc iebIen will-
De. Sem Neisen uui Cen Sel6eru uuO
ben Nebit0den i'll Den Stinbergcn 1T
fOIGe @ittcrun9, luie iuir iic 6srmnIcn
babeu. aud eber ;utrd9lld) ais iddolib.
Die Webrbcu Der @cmobncr unleycs
9anbeS wirb nit otm 9cgeuwdrli9eu
milbsu Wiutcr reAt gut 4ufrisben fetr.
Die GtSbln0ler fseIItA werOeu lin
niht loben. IS mag Gter tom bori-
gen @inter her nod Sis senug in oen
Gisb1ufern Uorrdibig iein, um in
naditsn CONNER CUR &ufcrtigun9 6cs
n0lbigeu Gls y@ream" uno sur erfor.
ocrIiben Nbfublun9 bes SrintWhllt 8
aus3ureiden.
SaS Sorftebenoe mar 6creits &C.
Idrieben uub 9elest. ais fdI in lsbter
9tadt oabisr S6nse uuo f0lteres Wet
Ter cinlielltc
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

Notice is Hereby Given, That Letter,
Testamentary upon the Estate of Heinrich
Esmann, deceased, have been granted to the
undersigned. by the Probate Court of Gas
cOnade County. Missouri. bearing date tn
11th day of November 1881.
All persons having claims against said
Estate are required to exhibit them to her
for allowance within one year from the date
Of said Letters, or they may be precluded
from any benefit Of such Estate; and il
such claims be not exhibited within two
years from the date of the publication ot
this notice, they will be forever barred.
ANNA LUCIE EsMANN,
Nov. 10. Nc Executrix.
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B66entlicber marftberici,t
@ctrcise marft.

HrUS nftcnmaref.
Gorrisirt Spn
GEORGE KRAETTLT. Grocer.
Cir dngseebsnen preiic frerSen ppu 6Sublsru,
Lmeiitfre i'm EaulbI te3abH.
Butter pr 9fuuS 2O-25
Gin pr SuBfne 20
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NuS ber3nitrufttunsnunot

Nus Der 3nitruftionshunoe
lluteroffiier: ngiu'. i0acn &c 'moI
Maier. lOas III Spcsefacti ?"
Maier rSpccirS fncti 1T Der 3tot'
beridt bes Yorseicbtcn iibcr Elm Yer.
geben leine5 llnter9cbercn
llnteroffiSier yllnfnn ! Spe4ifatti
ii Elm Soaen Yapier, Der 10 acFnifft lii,
ipie CT gcbroden 1T {; ouf hrr llnfcu
9cite ifcLt: Spciefacti, uuf Ger re6tcn
ipie s 0'pcicn IT."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1881-12-30

Cine TieienfdiI btrUic 1T, wic Oer
8iIminaton (9l. g.. .Star" ihreibt,
am Is. u. vi. bon Der Wnnnidait bcs
SdoOutrs . Nunie G. Sicucn6", 6 opi.
Ian &icO. an brr Munounl ttC ct.
AUbn 1luhss acfnnger urrlcn. TIC
ielbe rOG ;wildtn 400 un> 500 Yiunn,
mar 6 8uB lang, , 1ll 1uB trelt un6
moB bonn 9iudcn bis gum llntcrIcib
1!2 CUB tcr SOpf uuo MAIDEN battcn
cine 9anae uon refp. unb II 3cu.
Ens Wouitrum wur6e turA liebcn
eduIe getGbttt unb nab 3oiionbiGe
ucIduSt.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-04-29
What Do We Live For.

What do we live for is it to be
The sport of fortunes power2
To launch our bark on pleasures sea,
And float perhaps sn hour
To waste our time in idle dreams
Or what may DO tom, rsow,
10 CLEAN with care from present scenes
The source oil future sorrow ?
What do Ne live for ? is it To siad
Tue ties OF friendship broken
That loves q sound 10 chest mankind,
And dies as SOON ss ssolSen
To mark the woes on Others hurled,
Nor weep their helpless lot +?
To hate our fellows-ccrse the world
To die, and DO forgot
NO We we're formed 20 seek the truth,
Through pats made plain by reason
To bail that light in earliest youth
Which shines in every seascn n.
Yes! we were made to win below
The boon hereafter given,
To calmly smile ~ earthly woes,
And find our homo in Heaven.