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Morning journal and courier., 1881-03-08
BranfOrd.

MT. Charles Foster. of Montowese, Ct., is
 confined to his bed by sickness. The children of Matthias Niedhart are re-
 ported to be seriously i'll.
 Miss Nellie Carney, of Maple street, taking advantage of the vernal weather, has gone to Ansonia on pleasurable sojourn, while Miss Mary Martin, of Ansonia, is staying in this place for a similar object. We hope that both may enjoy their stay, and no doubt they will if they try to.
 Strangers are continually pouring into our
 small town and increasing our population. | The latest arrival is destined to remain. We
 refer, with pleasure, to the birth of a young daughter to MT. and Mrs. Nicholas O'Brien, of the firm of Daly & O'Brien.
 The father is. happy at present and we hope l that he may continue in that state until he
 has many pleasant faces, bearing his name, l around his freside. But it's no marvel if he | is happy, for such is life.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-03-08

ago, has been closed all winter on account of financial endorsements. Lately it has been reopened as reading room, library and debating society.
 The liveliest business in Deep River at the present time is that carried on by the col lectors of business cards There are a great many engaged in this EaserGtioe employment, and all seem to have good success. Fine samples are given out by Rhoades 6 Johnson, | Spencer Brothers, 1he Neao Era and other | firms.
 1 Rhoades & Johnson, druggists, completed l their first years business in Deep River last week. They have been inventorying and l marking down goods. The success which has attended this popular firm is wholly due to l the indefatigable efforts of MT. B. O. John | son, who assumes the whole management of the business while the senior partner, Mir. | H. B. Rhoades, is on the editorial staff of the | New York I9i6Wne Parties from Deep River and Essex are to | put up mill and evaporator the coming sea- son for the production of syrup from early l of the syrup, which was fully equal to the best New Orleans molasses.
 The firm of Wilcox & Hotchkiss, of Ches- | ter, has been dissolved. MT. Chas. Hotch- kiss is hereafter to make his home in Kansas, and will be much missed by his many friends.
 MT. N. c. Perry, of Chester, shot an otter one day last week. It is rarely that one of l these animals is captured in Connecticut. They are very agile and 1t takes smart 1 marksman to secure one. The fur is valua- ble when the animal is taken in cold weather.
 Revival meetings in Chester and also in Essex have been held since January 1st and much religious interest is manifested.
 Ice still remains in the Connecticut river as far as Essex, being too heavy to be affect ed by the late thaw and rains.
 The Union Veteran association of Chester and Deep River have presented the widow of Nelson B. Gilbert, who died in South America, finely engrossed copy of resolu- tions.
 very pleasant sociable was held at Brad ley's Hall, Chester, last Tuesday evening, the object being surprise to the proprietor. MT. D. W. Bradley. The entertainments consisted of social games. dancing, and last, but not least, very. fine supper. About sixty were present.
 The steam ferry at East Haddam is again in operation, the ice having been cut away
 by large force of men. Whether it will re-
 main available for any length of time is a
 matter of some speculation.
 The ball at the Maplewood Musical Semi
 nary, East Haddam, Friday evening last, was
 the last of the season. About fifty couples were present A collation. served at F
 o'clock was fully appreciated. ''Nick."
Morning journal and courier., 1881-03-08
ItStandS atthe Head ]!
 The Light-Running
HOUSEHOLD
 Sewing Machine. P. B. AUSTIN, Manager.

The most quiet two-thread Machine in ex- istence.
 Equaled by none.
 Durable and adjustable parts made of har- dened steel
 No gears, no cams.
 The most elegant in design.
 We invite the most critical and best Sewing Machine Experts and Machinists to inspect and test it.
 For practical work it tells it's own story.
 It is made by the Providence Tool Co.,, who built the original DOmestic,'' and who don't need to make limitations, as they warrant every Household'' for five years free of charge.
 We have 100 testimonials of purchasers in New Haven who would buy no other towhom we can refer you:
 Call and see it :; a trial will convince you of the truth of our statements.
 We also have l" New Home," 'ESpringfeld'' and est. John'' Machine.
 The French Embroidery Machine does the most beautiful work of all kinds. Plain Stitching, Tucking and Rufaing at short no tice.
 We keep full stock of Parts, Findings and Attachments to sell at the lowest prices.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-03-08
NATIONAL LINE QE STEAMSHIPS!

BETWEEN ME" TURK, L1t tEHE'OOL,
 QUEENSTOWN AND LONDON DIRECT.
 as Sailing weekly from Pier 39, North River x&& New York. Are among the largest steamehipe crossing the Atlantic Cabin rates $50 to $70 Excur sion s10O to $12o outward; steerage, s26; Prepaid Steerage Tickets, S25. Being $2 lower than most other Lines" Offices, 69 and 73 Broadway, New York. F. w. J. HURST, Manager.
 Agents at New Haven, BUNNELL SCRANTON W. FITZPATRICK, A. McALIsTER, GEORGE M DOWNES.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-03-08
Starin's New Haven Transportation Line

riE"A Leave New Haven from Starin's Dock skEs==S33zsE={.sa at 1915 D. The JOHN H. STARIN, Captain McA1ster, every Sunday Tuesday and Thurs day. The ERASTUS CORNING, Captain Spoor, every Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
 Returning, leave New York from Pier IS, foot of Cortland street. at p. m., the STAkIN every Mon day, Wednesday and Friday, the CORNING every Sunday, Tuesday and Thursday. The only Sunday night boat from New York.
 Fare, with berth in cabin $1; with berth in state room, $1.5o. Excursion tickets, S15O F FREE COACH leaves the depot at S10 p. Leave corner Church and Chapel streets every half hour commencing 8:30 p.
 ' Tickets sold and baggage checked to Philadelphia.
 Passengers by Fair Haven and Westvile Etop at Brewery street, only three blocks from the boat.
 Tickets and Stateroorns can be purchased at McAl ister & Warren's-our uptown ofhce at the Tontine Hotel, and at 309 and 351 Chapel street.
 stateroons for Sunday night boat can be obtained at W. A. Spau1ding's drug store, 89 Church street.
 jyl8 w. B. MILLER. Agent. New Haven
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-08
ROPEAS MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL Feb. 7.-POrs-Pums Nc..-El'tsrn. STEADY
at ~ Westeip steady at 6ii Bacon Gu nberani Cut.
dun Al AS I'd short Rub. dull 42ea.; Ions Gear
steady a. shoulders steady 20 Beealnala Mesa
In the marSet Extra Mess steady % Prime Ness
steady ut lIl Lard-r1me Western. duh at AZ 20
1a.low-pnne city, steady at 49,. rurpenune-splriis
trmer 3d. Rosiptine, steady lU6d Common nrines
at 6d Cneese-AmcrIcan choice. lrmer az Ss WA iaS
rmer at o2l. FlOur-Extra dun az 1854 Wneas
No l. White. duh al 92d; spnne. No. 2, dull
az a2i New Winter Western dull AZ Sd New south
Winter. dull az 0i3d. COrnMxed steady o3d Sot'
Ionseed l-YeIow American. steady 30. k0on tommon'
Ondou steady al 50G0J Cd spirits Iurpenune NJ LUIS
duh ~ 81 I'd .,,.. r.. "a.
LIVERPOOL Feb 7-l23O D. m.-Receipts OF wheat LOT tno
From Atlantic ports, 81 ,00D quarters vn
ports $4,000 quarters from other sources 2sooo
Receipts OF CON- 81, 900 quarters. 80. - 49,. ,on
LN ERPooi. Feb 7-l2::O y. M Lard i96d per CIV" ior
American. heinet Petroleum. lid per Sal. .,,n. a.a,
LONDON. Eel. IA D. m.-Smrts OF IhrpSnusuo, 2e,
cwt; Calcutta Inseed, 49, pei quarter Hen'" e'"
leum lOdlO I'd per gal :. .-,-... ,,la 0,o,
LONDON Feb 7-6 D. in.-sprts OF Petroleum. IL I'D ei2a
per gal Tho collapsed IA o. 3J; 80 pct CIV
ANTWERP. FeD 7-Mcoxs Lara SiOtsl at - uaacs "
cenimcs Der 100 zos Petroleum 23s francs ior me PAD
American
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-08

The little business that was done in State bonds
was INSIGNIFICANT Small sales were made of South
Carolina 8s non-fundable at 8, Virginia Gs de-
fcrred at H. and North Carolina 6s, Chatham Rail-
road. at 8l Louisiana consols are quoted $50
DILL North Carolina special taxes 7GSl2, con-
so!idated Is s40S6, and Tennessee Us old
4734 bid and and new series 47404Si2.
There were transactions IN city bank STOCKS.
The dealings in railroad bonds generally were I'M
important, but there was some recovery In prices
for the speculative kinds Erie second. consos after
sales at 097s rose to 1908. Missouri. Kansas and
Texis first consols were Is higher at 1919, and
seconds were 4 higher at S20sla. Boston, Hart
ford aud Erie firsts were weaker down to 5S20
503s. Rome Watertown and Ogdeus5urg frsts rose
l per cent to 81. c.. c. and l. G. in
comes were lower at 701207l4. Chesa-
peake and Ohio frsts, series B were q
higher a s2l2 but the currency debts declined Alto
JO3.. Ohio Central incomes wero stronger rising
from GO to GSli Peoria. Decatur and Evansville ILL.,
comes from S21o to $685.. aud Lake Erie aud West
ern incomes from S0l2 to S1l2. Mobile and ONO
first debentures rose y to 81. Metropolitan Ele-
waited frs.s were strong at 1O5W1OoIs Louisville
md Nashville general mortgages sold at 1O3'sO
1O32. Missouri Pacific consols at 1O57sG1O6 and
New-York ard Manhattan Bach firsts at 10Y. ST.
Paul COus0ls were y higher at 1232. and irs;a OF
Minnesota DIVISION STEADY al loi' Deh'er anu i'io
Grande irss rose per cent to 10. Kansas Pacihc
consos were hardly steady at 1919 1888 but Texas
and Pacifc income, rose from $685. tn S4l2, the rst
Of Rio tiranle Dlvi. ion selling 97l2a 9SO973
The Sub-1reasury to-day gained S2s5,514 on
b?lancc. made MP by coin gain of $4SlSo9, less q
currency loss of S19G37J. This reduces the loss
since Friday 70 sos, lis. The money market to-day
was more active. and after early loans at per cent
the demand sharp mp TO the close OF business at
pr cent. And this was so despite evident efforts
10 keep the rate low. The United States Treasurer
at Washington to-day received $97, 900 IN National
were S7;}7 ,379 and the internal revenue receipts
we're $S55.293. The following is the Ciearin a
h,lancrs. 81 500. 800 Ire transactions ut the Sub
Treasury to-day covered: Receipts. $1,34S.370;
payments, 81 ,062 ,S1J: currency balance, $4OIo,'
5l0 coin balance. SCI Gi9,GSn
The foreign exchanges are duil. BIZ. rates are irp
on the basis OF the following quotations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-08

the marke from what it was Saturday night. A
moderate shortn interest has been Largely reduced
and future movements. wbstever they may DO, will
be made without that sustaining influence. Con-
spicuous among the stocks that to-day made the
greatest advances werc those In which tho greatest
shortn interest existed: Northwest rose from
1887 to 1297s0120l4, st. Paul from 112 to 1854
Oils, Canada Southern from s27s to 85ss
@S514. Lake Shore from 1904 to 129l0128.
Central and Hudson from 146ls to 147s
0147la. Michigan Central from 118la to
12Ol20119a; Erie from 472i TO $500
4s1a. ST. Louis and Iron Mountain from
from SO to 6Oos. and Union Pacific from 115a4 to
1170110A But snchetocks as Ontario and West.
ern, Lake Erie and Western. and Peoria. Decatur aud
Evansville were only firm at former quotations.
The Northern Pacifics were unusually active and
strong without the aid Of a demand from shorts.n
The telegraph stocks-of which no one now Is short
were about the weakest stocks on the
list. Pacific Mail, out OF pure sympathy
with the general market ross from 81 to 63ls but
closed at 5oIs. 1t seemg that ths. overland rail-
WAYS have the right TO rescind the existing
between them and the Pacific Mail Company when
the Southern Pacific Railroad is completed. and that
"a Il now IS expected that that line will be open for
through business by March /. notice has been given
by the railroads to the steamship company that the
present contract will expire nc that date. Negota-
lions for q new contract, however, are under con-
sderation, but It is not probable that anything will
DO ACCOMPLISHED until after the expiration Of the
present contract. In the meantime Pacific Mail
stock is likely to be attractive to both bulls" and
{" bears.n The market closed strong at reactions
from the best figures.
Governments Londs were dull. with sales at the
Boards of only 500. 800. The prices. however were
steady at unchanged quotations. which are as fol-
lovS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-08
MINES AND MINING

MONDAY. Feb. TT "
A large and we'll distributed business to-day vas
done in Mining Stocks. But it was the Leadvine
sbores and Hibernia that mOnopolized the trading
interest. The very promising report OF the strike ID
Little Pittsburg that was published IN to-dayS
TRIBUNE made that stock particularly prominent ID
the dealings 1880 shares were sold at the otock
Exchanpe and its price rose from 6is 10 81 on'
finally closed at 9l4. The other Leadvile shares
were all better in sympathy; Little Cmef rising
from 100 to 175 and closing at 14o. Vi max rom
AZ cents to 55G52 cents Annie from Oh Genus 10
5eQ52 cents, and Chrysolite, while dull rose from
Ola TO Gla0Gas HIbrrnia was noticeaby active
and advanced from 1.25 to 1.5O@ l.4o' Inc re-
liable dividend paying stocks were dull out hrm az
fpll figures. Hukll rose b cents higher at l'Ao'
Moose ,.rong at 1.5O bat Cherokee was weaker a.
1.75 The old Comstock shares were weak Conso,'
idated VIRGINIA selling down TO 1900 20 ana Cal
ifornia RI O3095 cents. Boston C0nSOl.da co wa"
steadv ot A decline Of = cents to O3 NORM oCan
dard among the fancies was largely ueait ID D on
With the result Of decline from ~ Genus 10 ~ 20
cents Alta Montana was steady az l::So. anu pu,
nanzt Chief was strong at So cents. Inc marhe'
closed active and irregular.
NJ MINING STOCK EXCHANGE SALLS'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-08
rorRrn Gill; O'clock p. VI.

Dr>vrE, Co.., Feb. Ca telegram from Alma
SAWS a great excitement has been caused therc 10y
tLr discovery of t,ilcc-fupt vein If O!c running
500 onces OF silver 10 the to.. III tn Harry Barrett
niue go M , 80
dispatch from L"advillc 10 The HfpDblir1D lays:
4 coutlov between kChtrt Neil. P-ici liughr,
and other, and JuGg Pcnirv, regarding the owner
ship of eoinc valuable mining claims Oh Taylor
Mountain, eliminated Inst night III Il light between
,I,r men stationed 10y lCnt!ey 10 guard the property
and eighteen mca Ia H., employ Of his Uppunchis
who annnt midnight attacked the guard w,Ihout
adc was ku. up uuih daviI.hi, when the guards
surrendered. one II III" giIrGS, q. j.. Fields was
killed and Edward Philips YVES severely w0uud' d
III the leg. None f the attacking patty was iujaicd.
There were arrests.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-08
MONDAY, Teb. T-P. VI.

MONDAY, yen - VI
Considering that The reported transactions IN
stocks to-day amounted only 10 $4,000 shares
against the late daily average OF nearly ooo,0OO
shares, there was a wonderful revolution i'll Tie
character OF the stock market from the depressed
tone # saturday. Even the opening deal
iHas presented no trace of the fever
Illness that claracterZ the ending on
Saturday. Early prices generally showed handsome
advances and the Improvement was continued for
The greater pant of the day. What has occurred to-
day was poiatcd out ~ among The possibilities III
t3l5 column. both Sunday and to-day. The
face that It has occnrrrd changes the character vi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-08

Bullion valued at fti29l8 II was received in
tins city yesterday from IN" names.
FDfty-twO tuHS ~ orr were Shipped from TIE
ChrySUlitc mine on saturday.
H. 3. Wood wGs yesterday elected secret airy Of the
New-i0,k Mining Stock tXchdus" wee j. +. Scott
resigned.
Tie Hib,ruia Consolidated Company yesterday
declared IT'S third REGULAR monthly dividend of
$1,000 beng 10 GEMS per hIair on the rapla
.iuck, payable Oh the 2Stl insl. Rocks close On
February % and Reopen Oh March ]. The Officers
state that after the payment 0t tins dividend they
will carry over suIpuS III the treasury sufficient
to pay two more dIylGrhdS o lik" amount
The Barbec and Walker Company received bar
bullion YESTERDAY vainrd at sol 30.
a Telegram dated February Z from the suprrn-
t"ndcnt of the tombstone Mil ANA Mining Conf
pany says: "Chau@ug ten more stamps of the
CorDin Mill to Wet crushing. Bullion yIrln. 10 900
q DAY. 50 far this morLh tnncs mprovmg.'
Bcnanza Cay, the pr sent l. rnInis oi tue Gunnl-
road. III Sagu1chc County. TIE centre ct the latest
mining excitement III Colorado. he town has
about 800 cabins, al e"ecet sine" iaSC Anguat, anu
hundreds OF prUspcciors aud spectators are buy
securing cams. The following items concerning
the camp are furnished by the Mining Associated
Press:
Kelly d Co., of Springfield Champion Reaper
fame. own the bonanza minc and are erecting IL
smclrr with capacity OF twenty-five tons per day.
amt promise 10 have II IN operation by April J..
Other parties are negotiating for q concentration,
and haVc purchased q mlll-Ste about two I.IlrB
from the town. There are thousands ol tons If OF G
runujuu from sixteen 10 sixty ounces on the dumus
make fine concentrates. aud which the Iniurrs are
willing to give 10 tue first concentration works OF
large capacity.
The Rawley lode, three miles northoast'of camp
has three opoulnGs-twO shafts, each twenty feet
deep and u tunnel iO:;y tcrt IN Ling Il. 1n0 body
OF gainna Is exposed In cGcn 0pculGG 4 Crusbcut III
tue tunnel shows the von 10 ha fGGrt ea feet wide.
Several mill tests OF the ore give Ga average result
Of thirty ounces silver per tom
Tue superior. quarter of u mile northwest OF 'he
Ruwey, dlscloses, ~ tho bottom III nn bO.fevt
worrying shaft, IN S.root Vein Of carbonuics nid
galema containing nccori nag to as'ay tests rom =
to 700 ounces silver PSF tor.
Ino Cora lode across the guch and in line with
the Superior, at 4 dcpih OF 70 feet exposes lhr.-
and-one-aif-fpot I'm OF carbOnates nnl Raleua
as.ayIn1 IA nIeb 10 800 0urccS per ton IN SILVER.
lie Paragon. near tho ltawcy, exposes, III u DO
foo. tunnel IL 4.ioor vein OF Gaena that gIvca I'VE
rags assay texts OF Ia oIuca; Vi silver per ton.
The Townsend, about 800 yGrls from tho kawley.
has several openings, and dlsclOscs, In Il DO-foot
tunnel ~ 4l:- DOT vein OF copper quartz tina gves
gssay results OF AZ oaIccs silver and 30 per cent
cOppeI per TOLL.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-08
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MArYErs

LONDON FEB 7-l2:iO p. m.-Ccnsos9solG Tor money AMI
for l.. -. bonds four fl6a:
aInC ana Western nIst trustees
tl,s - :: secoAJ. 1914 Enc, i0's. NewYork Central
I5pi.. Re nMg, 5le $50,
t,spuN q 9:31 . m.-AlaCtic aud Great Western
sand mortgage trustees certificates IL Illinois Central
10; RcaLng 81 - Pans alyGes quote three per cent
r,ni,1s al "a francs 80 Tor Tie account.
LONDON. Feb. = p M rhe amount Of b5on gone into
England balance to-day Is S5i0tO CODsOlS
.7 fr money, ami 9S for The accauut; L. bonds four
bel cents l6; aud nt cents li0l2 Atlantic AID
Ut nrst lrtgage rustees certificates Is do
SECOND New.York Ceatra Isl; ilinoIs central 1856
oNDOA, Fe9. IL mParis advces quote three cent
reutes 81 frAncs So cenimes for tlo account
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-08

In London the early quotations for British console
showed advan OF lea IS per cent, but the later
p,ices aCa'n We're love ana unchanged from Satur'
lav ut 0S7l6 for money and $500 for account.
United States % were Is ighrr at 1888 4l2, g
nIghcr at 115l2 and f., after 1l6lI unchanged ut
ll6. American railways Of course, were lower. IN
response 70 the last Guotaions from Satur-
DAYS home markets. but excepting for Eric shares
there were some recoveries III answer TO tOdayscarg
better prices at home. The Bank OF England
gained EJ1. 900 bullion on balance. In Paris,
French & per cents declined from S4.5Il2 to al %
"a 31.jj
Ihe New-Y0rk Fire Insurance Company has de-
clarrd "A semannual JivIdeiia cI yer cent, payable
on demand. 49, $40
The gross earnings of the following railroads ara
reported:
FLINT AND TERE MARQUET e.
3 Es,rn y g j f 5S5s f j;5} Inc j s9
HAhNIEAL AND ST. JOSEPH.
lS9n. 1851.
Foarth week in Jan. S3Il,S Stni39 Dec. SlojS
cixc.NH.ri. INDIANAPOLIS, ST. LorIs AND CHICAGO.
lSsc 1851.
Fourth week jan. Flj1,5Jd sl1liGJ Inc Sl',fjo
Ihc receipts oi ti1ur anG rau at the principal At
!antc ports this 7th day OF February wert:
NcwYc,k
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-08

The following were the recei1ts and shipments at
and from Chicago and Milwaukee to-day:
Receipts Shipments
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-11-07

berielben absuIenben. Serner Die Ct
ri6tung bpn Oblerpatorien in oen po=
largegenoen.
= apn6on, 4. glop. g1enn oer Tint
AUG BEL ber Mmtseiniebung oes Sorb
W1apors AT ben WefminiterpalaIt &C.
lanaen uirb, tpirb bic amerifanii6e
Sabine in Sen palaifbof getragen tper=
ben unb Die geiammten Wtulltbatloen
tperben Sic arnerifaniI6e gtational=
bDmne ipielen. Ser amerifanii6e Sc
fan6ti1aftslefretdr iagt, ct Jet il9er,
eiele i6one Qnerfennltng bes Die belben
9tationen bereinisenOer 8anbes tperbe
in Qlmerifa nit ber gr0Bten Treuoe auf=
genpmmen tperben.
- Ser beutI6e &ei6stag 1T auf ben
II. yobember einberufen iuoroen.
= @ien. lteberi6pemmungen ri9z
ten ungebeuren @6aOen in Seltreid
unb Serbien an.
- Gom. Sn eiltent itattgebabter
gebeilnen Goliltorium fpra6 ber gapi
nit llngetppbnter Seftigfeit. st iprad
farfen Saoel gegen ben Safer Tran;
Soiepb aus, neil berIelbe ben &onie
9umbert empfangen fat nnb fagte, es
n,iille ettpas gei6eben, I'm bas Sod por
Ser Stride absui6iitteln.
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wie iibertauYt oer eanSe Saruepal, cbne
piel bemerft 5u werben, prrabefsansen
mar. Sin Sober mar mie INNER ieinsn
@eIaiften rber benz g.rsniisen nadse=
sansen, ber Cine in bebaslider Ikte, Der
Nnbere in feberbafter Salt. ytur auF
ben Otau.rfid,en, no fid bic bunten
Nnldlass3ettel osr pielsn Sbeater befan'
ben, unb mebr nod in ben peridieoenen
Scurnalen, bate man bon ben Ser9nlt'
sun5tn bes SarnepalS fen fSnneu, bic
70 melt ae SH.ntlid naren, fh bod ems
sia unb aqeiu auf bic masfirten uno ut=
nlasfrten gdae Der 1beater unb ber lcn'
ftissn srcBen 5anslcfale beidrdnttsa.
Inter ibneu nahmen bic WastenbaQe Der
srcsen tlilerlihen Sper (wir itno nod in
Dem Baris 9eapcleon hes Dritten) bic
erifs Stslle elm, obsleid ife ibren sreben
6uf 10 gut pie gar nitt peroienten. Wle
batten iid bie1e nddtlidenSdae 3u ihren1
Na&tbeil perdnbert Bie fern lag bic
3eit, no Mularb ber @rfe, Der Napoleon
Der Quaoriae, Iein 9eisenbcsen=Seepter
1dmans pc Dor benz @alcpp internal
mitten i'm 5aal elm MSrier abse{eusrt
murbe unb bana cine tpabr6aft tSail6e
ofuuoe Der Wasteu afler Irt besann,
maSrenb anrers, cine 5orOe Seufel, Qffsn
unb sDitOe, Gbicarbs, 6lambaros unb
Detarbeurs, ben srcBen Muiarb bon iei'
mem Dirisjri1ubl tolten, ibn auf bic
Sdultern trben unb NIT ihm ourh ben
@aal ralfen. uno es mar elm mirtlitcs
Bublitum, Pas gu ieinem eisenen Ser
saasen, far fein sutes @elo ben Opern=
bau beiuhte uno feiue Jreube in bacdanz
tif1er Deile au5fcliete. Damn lam ote
3eit ber Tr.iti0lets, mo- man, I'M ben
Rteienlaal gu bepSltern. in feline Wtaiien
bas redte tan3poue yeten gu brinsen,
iunee 8cmmis ais Tdnjer serbeiscs,icgar
bic @rSBeu bes Saroin Mabille unb bes
@huteau rouge 3u procutticnen fSrnllid
enSa9irte.
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GrafuS Neeb.

Das srSbte 81 Gbellaeer BET
Stapt 1T pasjentse bes 5errn s. &eeb.
MSbel a1er Mrt fnb baislba In erSbter
Nuswabl su ben nteortsiten Yreilen a..
tabsn unb In Der 5tat fann isbsr Sc.
fhmad bsfriebist werbsn. Yarlur. unb
Sdlabtmmer.Sets tamft man BET 5errn
6. Rseo gu 8abrttpreilen, ba er feline MS.
BEL birslt aus ben srSbten Jabrilsn bss
Qanbss bs,isbt. 5err Neeb bat auber>
benz einsn sroben 8orratb BON 5sppt&en
unb Wattsn unb allen In bieiss Sad Elm.
lhlassno.n Waaren. Wer MSbei trsenb
pslder art ssbrau&t, tbut wobl, iid an
5errn 8ssb Su penoen. 8om @ewSbn.
lidfsn Bic gum Maerisin ten uuo 5teusr>
fen 1T Naes In ietnsm StOre su fnten.