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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-05-25
eureka Dailp Sentinel.
Imsurc Your Property.

" HEOlFFt
+. b. Anderson. representing the Etna,
Hartford Connecticut aud other compa-
MES, gives immediate insurance in Board
companies by writing policies on applica-
tion, thus avoiding the dangers Of delay in
getting policies from San Francisco. y
Fifty Rcams
No. l full size letter paper for sale at So
per ream, at Schneider's Drug Store.
THE best .'bit" cigars in town are the
"Owl," ''Trariata" any Pumariega. for
sale at the P. O. Cigar Stand. +
DAVIDSON has just received an immense
invoice Of "Owl " cigars. They are fine.*
You CAT always get a good cigar at the
P. O.. Cigar Stand. y
All the fixings for mlnce meat, fresh,
and for sale cheap, at
T. r. HUTCHINSON a Co.'S
"OLD JUDGE" cigarette tobacco, fresh
supply received every week by Davidson at
the P. o. Cigar Stand.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-08-24
An Unsympa,hetic World.

81 blic,c one g!pat cause ut dis.
appointment an unlInpI'in-ss IN Ills
world am ,lr iark dat MreAI.r,'t too
niurh of our fellow men, Began
Brui hrr Gardiner, alter calling ,hr
Line Kiln Club to uidrr 1--WE rX
poet our mex dear nay bur to lr iull
- kim,imss, when he may have
cause To lr full ot bitterness. II We
want II favor at any body, we m'l~r
stoI, Ia ask il We have rter granted
drun one, or ii it will put dem OUT To
grant our request. IL W. feel good
ulsr a bit q luck, We look tor all
men To ir-l good wid us, n-blpi
dicanln' dat our good luck may lr
some one clsrs loss tell Iou, dar
am ~ heap o'smrnw, an bitter ness.
an heart ache. aud bad luck, in this
world ui ours, an he who has little
ar none OF II am app Ia iareit What
hnr,lrns Wl,lcr people have to bar.
Let none of us sOt OUT Wild de idrnh
dat we shall I'm every body wilIin'
to make n cl'ar road fur IN. On.
less YOU have granted tavuis. You
have no business Ia AK 'rm. Onlrss
,Uu have sacrificed You have no
right To expect sacrifices frun'
friends. fAon haven't =, mI'aihiz
ed wild Wl,l-is when ,lrir sun shine
.,as departed dmn' look fur sImIa.
thy when your own sky aui over.
east.
"Dr od,ler day | heard Uncle Bnl.
~ Williams say dat dis VAS u cull,
nnslmpathizin' nm selfish world.
I pm a few Qnrstnns To him an
foun' dat he had made no effort To
git acquainted wild his In! hurs.
tie had nrblwr pm, hissclf oui 10 do
an, else u favor. When his
nay hnr's child lay dead IN de house.
Uncle Bolly went OH To work jiSi ,l.'
same. could not fin dat de world
WIS h-lnilrn to him inr de least
SELF sacrifice. an lit he WAS bitterly
ronplninin' ngin de way dc world
used him. II Sjisi de same in nine.
eases our of ten. DE fulkesrs " hu
do de lr:is; to make dc world pleas.
ant am l,nkin' iur do mOas' sunshine.
Do unto others M iou wish them To
br dime by an life will br one long
glad day wild Yen and lous."-Dc
trOit Free Press.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-08-24
Sounds from q Rainbow.

One of The most wonderful dis
c,,-rirs in Ss'irue~ that has been
made within the last YEAR or two Ia
the fact that u l~am of light pro.
,inrrs sound. A beam ui sunlight
is thrown ihruugh lens on u glass
Vessel that contains lamp black,
r"loird silk or uorsi-d, or other
Substances a disk ba, ing slits or
openings cut in il ia ina,lr to rrvOlve
swiftly in tins beam uf light. M az
To cut it up, Thus making alternate
flashes If light AMI shadow. On
putting the ear To the glass Vessel
strange sounds ate heard 80 long as
the flashing beam is falling Oh the
vessel.
R-, emily more wonderful dis.
co,rlN has been ma,lr. The b+am
of sunlIeh, is made to pass through
n prism ~ ~ Ia pimluue What 10
called the solar sirc'run, or rain.
how. The disk is turned aud the
coloied light OF lie raihtuw IL made
To break Though II. Now, place
the ear To tie Vessel containing the
siik, wool ar other material. As
the coLnrrd lights at the spectrum
fall npon it sounds will he given Ivy
ditl-rrn, paris ui the spectrum, and
there " i'll be SILENCE in other parts.
For instance il the vessel contains
red worsird. and the green light
flashes nlmn il, loud sounds will I've
given. Only feeble sounds will ise
heard when the red and blue parts
of the rainbuw tall upon the vessel,
and of her cuiurs make no sound ut
HIl. Green silk gives sonnd hest in
red lirht. Every Kind of material
gives more or less sonn,l in different
colors, and ulteIs no sound in
others. The disco, is y strange
one. and II is Thought more wOutler.
iul things will come from il.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-08-24
The influential Woman.

We gene rally Iirturr her ~ II
header uf fashion. stately and
beautiful, the centre uf her rui-rir.
Her moral qualities are not cnn.
s',irr, Il ~ all; aud that is whrrr We
err. When the rich Woman can
show Ia the world onl, II lite oi
fashion and illrnrss. she tx drsprv.
ing Of open rrnsurc aud disgrace. "a
long ~ There are hungry Maiirs,
miu,ls ar souls, or, Ing for some OF
her abundance. To whom much is
given mu,'l is required. Let public
opinion nrrir uut it's wrath ut zen
surr upon the iasl,iolInhlr, idle
wuIrrn WHO is disgrace ~ her sex
Hrn,Isr 81 her aimlrss. useless lite
Lei the expression chest sW.irt,T
mean those who do .sal deeds. wl,u
leave the world hui'pirr and better
;or having live Instead nf those
whu have lnr iunSi idle and aiin
less The "intlurniinl women" ui
every ipiH,pnHii. air ihas. ao 10.
doing and daring. That the woi ID
ma, ~ mace puer aud better
whether they aip f,s"inlinblr or I'M.
fashionable, il matters not.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-08-24
Remedy For Lockjaw.

a correspondent If the Scientific
American says: Let ANY one who
has IN atlnrk OF lmkln Jaw take n
small quantity Of tnrl"niine, warm
il AMI ponr il on the wound, no
matter where the wound ia, and re.
lief will follow in less than u min.
mir. NnihiHg better eau hr applied
10 u severe cut ct bruise than cold
iurlen'i,r; il will give certain re-
lief almost instantly. Tuprniine
ia also sue remedy for crOup.
Satnrni- u piece of flannel with il,
and place the flannel on the throat
and chest, and in every sr,rrr rase
three 81 four drops on II lump ut
sugar may he taken lnwaIdly. Ev-
rr, lamii, should have n little on
hand. - Woodriiic Republican.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-08-24
A Nice Little Romance.

a special To the Dallas Hrral,i
SAYS, Mrs. Berry, Ii, ing NJ jones
hiu, in Collrll cunni,, has h-,.l
disco, cred 10 l,r the daughter at at
Enp!i>h nul,rn;au NAMED Lord viii
lr,liold, ot great wealth and prom.
Inrncr. HIS daughter married u
poor Aunmg American in England
about ten Yeats ago. against her
f,ihcfs wishes, an,! ioI Tins they
we've ,lisnw ned and dri, en- from his
house. They came 10 Texas, an,i
have lived and rroslnird nrni
Jo.rslmiO ever since and have ac.
rumilafrd Il good deal Of property.
Recently Lord WillcdIuId learned
If his daughters lriral,uuis aud
circumstance and made u,rlinirs
i"r reconciliation, asking her and
her husband To come la England
and Iriss,'s> themselves of his sirn'
Wealth ~ he is nov getting old.
The compile will a,oii return To Tia,
rhildliunl home at Mrs. Berry.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-08-24
LOVE AND FATE.

Face to face in the crowd to-day,
After long NraI~ Ne met du,i h"w d..
NIIh scarcely an Ini'r, hargiuG rny
OF I,rrgni;ion. h,,tmg anG lr,ad;
But there was tina; WITHIN h,r glance
Which brought To- MY mind the last Of
hers,
In the drifting dream of an oi"n dance
When Was one oi her woI>hip'r r..
Oncc more in the thr"ngrd saloon SEEN,
The r>thmic cadence again hear,
Aud again her Nuicr, like the nusic's
dream,
l. nurmiiring into my Blended eat;
And ,ncr again. with Lrr hand ~ mine.
Swift through the circliny nh,, ". fly.
While lIink ia. virr # that 4 lR,s div ih-
Just now r-csll,d ly her spnikiiig,ye
Fades the drrnm. On her ivory wrist
A tnuch il LAID 10y u muthrr'> hand;
Ard ,l"wly merge tr"m the Visions mist
To know the h,r,s "f my lite Ont.
planned,
For the rainr touch lny on her vi 81 to-day.
A. We met ard bowed hat an h"rr ago;
Aud the cold matchmaking that made n
OF our Youthful loves C u;d i, chills be-
siow.
Still matrhi,ss pines the poor rap'ivr dove,
The wealthy wo,er zones net ~ YET,
Ard ,lnuit # .vri the ain of howe
Will s""ihr the pHng- f III old rgirt.
Her sch' ming mother may watch and
wait.
But ay"ngIng time is r"ni"r>clr~s. toe;
And the hand that mc,ldlcs 'tN Vt love and
fate
Must brush fem The spiri, its early dew.
Yet thankful am for tia, kindly -pnrk
OF recognition :" me just given,
Which told ot u star il III" hi-tanr" dark
That | drrmrd had wasted away from
heaven.
Though sm"ndrring. cold in their ash =,
lie
The homes nrl ,frrnln> uf IN" "ld.n days.
Thu lightning glance If n Speaking, rye
MAY kindlr them irin \ ghn-tlA blaze.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-08-24

II YOU call at a friends bonse
Sun,la, evening and they ARE polite
enough Ia invite yon Ia call again,
tr"t up Monday. ssnnfrr mp Tues
day, drop in Wednesday, make n
short call Thursday, step IN Friday.
spend the evening Saturday. and
r-,@a' The dOse The following week.
or coarss' they'll necsme attached
ia !on. and after y time 500 csu
call twice y day.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-08-24
As an Insect DESTROYER the juic

As nm insrct destroyer the juico
of the tomato plant is said To be of
great value; the leaves and stems
ARE tNilt.,i in water, aud when tho
liquid is cold il is sprinklrsl over
plants attacked with insects. when
it AT once drsir"!s cairriNillmrs.
hlack aud green firs, CHATS, and
other enemies to vrgrisbl~. aud In
no way iml@irs the growth Of the
plania A peculiar Wlor rmsina,
aud prevents insects frOm c0Mieg
again for n long time. ~
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-08-24

The Southern people have every
reasH ta he rHu"'agrtl in their
struggle onward and upward. Ev-
cry dollar invested here by North.
-rn men rips n stitch our Of the
'.blmly shirt" aud the Northern
people, other considerations apart,
will not permit the lmli,irians 10
take n line which affects injuriously
their own interest.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-08-24
A Bad Outlook for New England


1t is stated that the centre of
population moves MtStWaid ~ the
Iair al ninety i,ct It ual. and II
>.uwN passing arit>s Ihr s"uI lr,Ih
POI i,n ui ONO. Ii Is c\nirnt,
lh,r-luir. that lhr "Gui G,uus East"
To which hr West hds hitherto
l,nkru iui It's literature auu tucrr,
us manufactures ANA "Ii>, hs ua
gugnrs and pliis. las capital aud
ruitulr, is last losing is Srip, and
II II wtic To he sunk uul al rAI>lrllcr
tonulIuw. or ial>tu Out Oi sight IN
Ii> own estimation. inc West wOniu
u,ri-iN l;iil>,' ~ say TIA III. alti kr,i'
right ca WIN ~ huih. I,Ir l">> at
Thirteen tnISIt>>,nt.n t. lrr East,
ANA Il gain ct iiIirtr,H - liI'' West q,
uN the I,Ctut VcrSlI>. ..hUWS NIrir
. int riuWd i Iu>tilu@. H..,i IL !rh
NtiI> iIr last va To ida,n LIliirr
she wiz. a. Iir west. ni,u iir west
viii sir hal nu hahn rUu,tS 10 II.
/ We lcrl s,,rIN iuI .lIr Ed,t. 1t mas
diWdNN tludU I> Nt,i - n hd,'N hOA f,
nnG i!.c,r has n,NtI q. ca Il ,uI,r
. " hen II Nuuiti not So. It's gums .iuu
! Yankee nutiuii> aIII Lane a. oIit ~
! wheat. OF luan uoitN GA II lam III
ten per cent. 1t lis coi"e grI'Iai.
II can not Vet itg"Id thr West -
dul hing hul Il LuM1IiG Nturin">>
4 " hrir The ludIin ANA inc VIII uI>'li
, r,'ann III VIII Instead ~ Il ldiEu l'us
S,.SSiup the refinement ~ rIiIgntrn.
/ ,d cl>l.izatIun, why th'n II II inrir
misfortune amt no, tiIrii fdnit. M
rnuuiIN can ever Cuinr nctNt,n The
} two srrilon>, iui very many al tine
wealthy iaiIitclS I'll The West, whU
own broad ANA lrilIIt A,It>, VIII
never iuIg-t that then taIiA man.
houl WAS PASSED amld the steep
and IuckN hillsidrs Ui The EasI
4 W here corn was pl' nttu WIN a
mLllri aud cold rhl>rl, and alter
being washed out 10y r.Iirs 4 coupe
at ZINES, grew AM. nohil ,>iI,d ~ abe
height ui iva dIlu rAriI Inicr i,ri,
/ With an taI on most every stalk,
No one WHO Is worthy The Ilnnr ul
u man ever iurgcis he >rcnrs oil iil,
hoy llmrd. Bur the cotton larl"Iir,
al the East ne passing I" The Noisli
a. Il Suulbwrsi. wlIrIr ,h,A VII, Il,
n.arri III. source ui The law mattel
al; the puiniraIl,'h oi i"Uks, whicl
nuDdN ever SUPPOSE: count br don,
any " i,ir except III The Eat, lia'
sHdd,ulN been Irgun III tine W, ~
aIu 42,UUU,UO wuIlh wrIt rNr,uir,
with nraihr>> and dispatch la on,
Western city a,ouc IL 1880. Easter
illustrated palris, IL flrrllhp ll'
culture, hunui, ai'i police doing -
the country still huid then "w
hnt their lime VIII come. Eas ril
pills, which La,r drained ~ niucl
InunrA iiunI the West and uniii ~
many palace, III the East. YET lIa>,
~ pilp upon Tie all, Ciiuis ct uil
people, tut their .hflurncr IL weak
pnlng. and pad tac,olIrS aIr spIing
ing up and naiiI,'"si il /" lug Irsl"i
rd right here in the West hl wrs
tern films; car iaciuiNs aI' ruiiIiii
neai-r to Western non and mm.'
every day; our tioniing mills, wine
ALREADY make Hour enough Tor past,
are Increasing ~ nunliwr nn'
ca,arii,, AMI the w,~" are full q
SIN mill; We shall need Eastern a.
aud coal n little i"iigri, until n M
il found 10 dtcOinI .Osr Wairi, AN
then W. shall have nu ia,uis I" nsl
aud the East must nm rrrnguize u
when we meet Oh the street.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-08-24
The OuLkards.

This religious srrt, which lnkrs
it's name ilum the Grilnan word
IunkeR. which signifies to dip, Is
iuunn rhirii, III ihat pail ui Nnri.
MA thai lies west al the B.ur Ridge.
ginall, they were styled Tunk.
-rs, from their custom oi dipping
ar washing each others feet, aud
this b, ,irsi,rs WIS corrupted into
1unkarks, which final, N,pInr
Dunkaris. d, late years they have
riInrgrd the hanr at their ,lennni
nation, AM! nie now know as Ger
nan Bal,tiSIs.
The religious views aud forms Of
worship aanl,tr,i ami believed il 10y
iln Dunkaris are peculiar to them
srNr. and essentially different iruni
those Of oI her chuicii-s.
They place high valuation upon
good works, amt thihk that these
are important factors III the problem
ut sil,aiiuii.
They observe the Sabbath az
other chulrlrs do, having regular
ser, ices. Every fan they have the
annual ron> rhiIon, oi "h;g meeting"
which is hrld at night. Al tins
meeting they eat the feast Of the
Pdssue r. This irast consists main.
~ ut lamb soup, which Is prepared
~ large quantities, aud pariaken Of
pl-ntIlulll toy the members.
AZ some place is nee, ssary in
which 10 prepare these e,ihlcs, all
their churches are hnilt with large
kitchens, IN which the soup is cook
Ell. aud the mI"is issuing thence
are not AZ I'LL uIsa,uiN.
After tie supper, which is u good
substantial meal. the rrrrruui, oi
i,ri Mashlu. * gone through with.
Rrno> ing their shoes aud stock.
iny>. each mcnMrr washes aud diirS
the feet ut his cighlnr on his light
hand. The seq, ices begin after
these cricnuhlrs ale Completed.
There air sunirlilnrs rs many as
iiiirn or twenty ministers or
preachers in one congregations, and
each on' has something To say 1T
each meeting.
Their clergy. il We may call them
81. alr not rlucnird Tor the duties
ct their office. When the runrIrpm.
,i"n thinks amy uan is OF eminent
rirt,, III Is made n preacher. ard il
expected la preach whether he can
Ito so III moi.
The ministers rise in turn aud
s.rak. AT the c'os.. m the meet.
in. the Hiss is PASSED ai"iu,l; each
lris ki>srs his or her right hard
m'i:hbn". II is an odd >isht 10 SEE
old gray hraltd men thus salu,ing
one another.
All i'n"'r OIS"l> aurrS alr lrrfui ~.
Ell with the utmost Gravity aud
raiurSin">>. aud they see nuhiug
odd il their religious cts,uns.
H. -rcHi.ti, ts we'll as spiritual.
matters they are IW'rnlar. 4
s,rrial kinu of dress distinguishes
them <inm other ,""l,r.
The worirn have their eliot hes
nin'ir in the plaiurst way, uiih"nt
ANY Oi the tinuiirrs ar ihilrluNs 80
II urh used 10y females of the pIeS
,I,i day.
Snn innncts air worn hl them in.
= cad nf hats, hui these are irIiuv
al IL church and lii'lc raI \ suhsii.
inird. AS II r"i sequence of ihis
usr ot the sim bonnet. their com
llrNi"nS are Tor the most part fair
and beautiful.
The men also affect u certain
style of dress. IT We may call Nh
ahsrnrr al all style. style. These
ais" dress plainly and use ~ few
buttons ON their Clothes ~ will
suffice Ia hold them together They
wear The hair and lraid long, bur
have the upper lip shavrn.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-08-24

a Rhode Island man called a
nriehlsr IL "hntrrn iawpd cock
r,mcli.r A suil for Islander resulted,
and the jury returned ns follows
"N"t guilt, on lantern jawed, Int
way of on cW'krOnch. and We frd
damages in the sum at three cents.n
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-08-24

A 81. Louis man won't give MP
his seat ~ n horSp.car ton lady, bu.
he's perfectly willing tn hpist ont
the man next Ia him To u AXE room
for the lady il she's good looking.
Boston Post.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-08-24

When mHn begins to gn down.
hill liz finds ever, thing CREASED for
the OCCASION, SAYS II philosopher,
who might have added that when
hr tries to climb up he finds every.
thing CREASED tor the occasion, too.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-08-24

a party wanted 10 know Of his
wngpish friend il there WAS many
u OSgnilos where he went tn. Not
u single one thrrr-no. fnr they re
all married and got great big iami.
lies.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-08-24

The Bennington Hawkele thinks
there is no i,Sr worry ing about the
tendency "f cigarette smoking Ia
destroy the boys lives, because the
boys who smokes cigarettes will
he improved by killing.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-08-24

AT stations on the new Southern
Pacific railroad the following signs
air seen in front ot tents and wood
rii shantirs: "Onr meal. 20 cents"
"Sqnarr meal. 90 cents" Gorge,
10 rcutS."
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-08-24

Bleeding ~ the nose, it il said
may le stopped 10y u vigorous mo
ti"n of the jaws, as il in the act at
masiiraiion. In the ras- at ~ child
give II something To chew on, aud
tell il to chew hard. The simple
remedy has never been known "a
fail, even in very severe cases.-Er
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-08-24

A st. Louis l~lie, who vas -
lovely that = Trxas CITY vent into
rsptnres over krv, yea net eely NJ
given, but alasoaa- slHSlsmtltd NJ
abe informed = y0ane mint M ~
her cup Of tes was - h0s = U10eo.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-08-24

The wifi. il the sun uf the social
=, STEM. Unless she attract, there
is nothing Ia keep heavy bodies,
hike husbands, iiuui fly ing Oh into
space.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-08-24

Snooks SAYS the best thing hr
ever got of" MAS n MrAiram mule;
and twasn't altogether orieIna,
either, he says, for the mule hrpll
him.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-08-24

"Will the coming man f,i- il the
question, and the Fat c." tribnr"r"
thinks he will-wh-n the coming
WOMAN is after him.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-08-24

Always pni ,Uur hest foot for
ward. no matter if it il @,,npw hat
hungling aud In,sM'ssrs " ia,oriir
corn.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-08-24

Beau, il n power without n plan,
n snrrrss without sciehce, u prob
lem without y proof.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-08-24

Will the coming man strali y.
q. Pie. Yes, it he gets h. r. in time
Ia tin,l ANY thing that the "p es+n,
man" hasn't already gohbird.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-08-24

'g.f,;-innl! aud In ,iucs> cards. of ;rn
Itaes OF les ia len 9Th, SO per annnm; Tor
ak moailS. $40; f,r three mouths. ~
4 ,ine-- A lv.rtiS-m # greater length
will ,,r inserted a; ahnve rates.
I.yl nlvprtis'n .l,s will be chlrgrd At
l,yl r.t-,. where ii sci 10y law: It'll rwlse
At special rates ~ published above.
sSSpecial np'lrcS - q" A. per lInr'
Funeral notices Of les, than tcn lines,
.ad marriage ald reii sious notic's'nserted
gratis.
Job.vork executed in the neates' style
aud ~ reasonable prices.
August -. -.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-09-13

i.f all bic Grftuunssu Der isrisen Ser
beiBunssn ibrer Sewanotsn uno treuen
@cuiue
Sin tur,er ber,lidsr NSfdieb. banu
treunten fh 0ater uno Tctter uno lsb=
tere elite auf bic tleine Tbir in benz
Banbsetdisl ,u, unl auf oemietben Wese,
ben 1e selommen. abermals frau bon
&ambsrt auf3uiuhen, ibr freuoee, fiiat
ben slidtidsn Grfola ibrsr fleinen, un<
iduloissn Gift, ne fe meinte, mit,utbei=
len.
perr Sommsriieurats Smbcf flinse!te,
uno wdo'euo osr Ginsuns bee aatinets
,iemlid serduiGUou pe6ifnet mu'bs. eine
trdftiae, unteries sts @eIfalt in Der 9irree
oes Bortiers eines reiacn Dauies nit
ldneren shritteu eintrat, e,fana All
slsider 3eit sinter Der seteimen 9bat
Der Idnade Wuiidrei eiaer weiblidsn
stimme, ben perr Smbcf rbne oas Sc
tdnId in ieinem eisenem 3in.mer, gan,
beltimnt pernommen haben wiiroe.
Slie mar es, bic i5n aussei1ossn. ben n
taum bate fh bic 9eir tintsr ibr &c
ihleHen, her iSub Der erlte Stuis Ger
Greppe tsriihrt. alS cine @eit1tt, oeren
AuBen tm CunteI fSrmtib ali,b;en. prr
ibr auftaud,ie. God Ieste ith aud 10
fort eine Sano auf ibren Muno une cine
@5timms, bic Slie ,pcbl befannt mar, i'm
4usenblif a6er fremb uno furdterresero
tlaus. raunte ibr baitis. ubaeriifen Su:
Geinen Qaut Wtan ca,f mid - une
Beibe bier nidt Dermutbea
(gsrtietuns fuIst)
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Graffu8 Heen.

Das erSbte 81 Sbellagsr Der
Stabt III pasieaise oes 5trrn s. Rsso.
Di0bsl aaer Art 1no baieltf in srSbter
ausmabl gu BEN ntsprisllen Yrsi1sn gu
aabsn uno in Der 5bat tann isnsr Sc.
itmad befretift wsrbsn. Yarlor. unb
Sdiabimmsr S.ts fault man bti 5errn
y. Heeo iu 5aSritprsiisn, ba sr feline MS.
bel eirstt aus ben srobtsn 5abritsn bss
ednoss btjisbt. 6srr Neso bat auber.
oea sinen eroben 8orratb BON 1eppiGen
unp Watten uno alien Ia bielss Sad etn.
lttaaenb'n Uaaren. gDer WSbel iraenr
wsldaer art setrau&t, tbat wUbl, ith an
berrn Nteo 3u penben. 8om @ewGtn.
lttiten 6is gum @aeyfeinfen uuD 5bsuer.
item 1T @lles In feinsm Stors 3u fnten.
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Wihtis fur Yatisntsn. - Ser sroytt
Dobltbater it wer 5dmsr,sn linoert unb
Rrantbtit BELT. Or. Silsscs Dat eat rurt
feline munpsrbars @ntoeduus pes ANA;
KESIS, einss ourdaus lsidtsn, raid unt
uutri5lih mtrfsnesn 5silmitts!5 fut 5d.
mcr,toben In allen Staoien. bsises puu
bra6t 80. 600 ssbeilte patIentsn bs3eu
aen feline 5eiIfraft. gs Iii ein einfaher
giniiibrunsstGrpsr. Der als grwsi&unss
mitisl uno MsSi,in bient. 9inoerune
tritt lofort Elm uno Die 5stluna 1T sepib.
preis ST. 90 ptobsu irst Graafirt au=
ssidldt burh .. NeuRi1ttr uno Co., SO,
3946, yew gort.
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9luf Sen M6rber @uiteau il

- 9luf Sen @ioroer Guiteau 1T ge:
i6ol1en lporoen. 9lls am II. ein(
8atterie bonn 5peiten 9lrtillerie=&esi:
ment bic @a6e i'm @efdngniB besog.
elite Sergeant Malon mad benz Geniter.
in tpel9em er @aiteau 1fters geieben
bate. Sort rib er 6as @etpebr BON be,
s6ulter, legte an uno feuerte. Oif
Gugel itreifte @uiteaus &opf, t0btetf
i'm aber nidt. Maion lieferte iib ba:
raaf ieinem 8orseiebten aus. @r be:
iinoet li6 bereits 19 Sabre im Oienl
unb giebt an baB ct es miibe lei, ben
M6roer 5u betua6en, bebbalb babe e,
i'm t6oten tpollen.
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(gurtfebwns foIst.)

Sci Id II hteit In Der Werf.
latt. = I'm quite Ntteit 81 osrrihtsn,
mue iib rer Arbsitsr in gutter @sfunutsit
bsfupen. Benn Der Ianse Mufentbalt in
aslh olsnsn .Nlumsn fstne 5ane asilt
ba'. oOsr bic Aussn sslhwaht bat. laT'
man Jpn ioslsid unb sbs Ursaniite BE
fhwsreen eintrsten, asnus BON 6cpien.
Bitter einnebmsn. Sein Spf.m mirr
babnrh Ysriiinst. isine N.rUsn ssfdrf
uno feline Nussn flar wnben. Seint
game gonaituiion erbdlt msbr @sldid
aur NGbeit.