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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-07-10

MADAME DE FOREST HAS REMEDY FOR La
VI dies. All female complaints quickly cured. Can be
consulted daily at ga New York avenue northwest OF
nee hours from to O'Clock NJ, with ladies only.
Am
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-09-17

hitting Nebraska and Kansas, we all
agreed TO leave them open tOsettlement.
whIchleft the question of slavery still
open and q disturbing question. That
was the seed of our civil war. Hate aud
the Northern AbolitiSnists determined
to make free States Of those Territories
while the South was firmly resolved
against it. They did not propose to sit
idly down and lose billions worth Of
property.
You asked me about old Simon Cam
eron whose age is eighty-three. be Is re-
markably well preserved. Ben Brewster,
United States Attorney General, wrote
to me the other day, saying that he
and Cameron were coming out to visit
me. Brewster tells rue he IS sixty-tive
wears old. When first became &C
quainted with Brewster it was at Cam
eron's room. knew his first wife, who
was Miss Walker. Twas really pleased
to hear from Brewster, and If he and
Cameron come out here we can spend
a week pleasantly together, reviving
'old times" Simon Cameron seems to
be- in bad OdOr everywhere; but, Pll be
-. better man socially never existed,
and he is the most liked whereh he is per-
konally the best known. He was origi-
nally a printer, and | am told has help
cd many young man along IN the
world,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-09-17
WONDERFUL HOLES.
The wealth that Comes from the Pits
Near LeadVilIe.
B. Z. Taylor in the " y. Examiner.

B. +. Taylor IN the ". y. Examiner.
The city of Leadville is yet called the
Camp" Four years ago 1t was a
cabin in the wilderness. To-day it has
s permanent population of 10000, and
a drift of 5000 more. Two years ago
there were 1000 people within the
delivery of the Post Office. There are
tictendencies, though l did not
see a sun flower on coat-tail, or a stork
standing on one leg. Thus bOotblack
near the Clarendon" has Pavilion,
lace-edged canopy and dove in satin.
II is tent for Queen of May. There
must be bonny Scots about, for among
the mines are the Highland Chief"
"Lowland Chief" "Highland Mary"
Robert Burns" "GilderOy,n to say
nothing of buckeye" "Climax,"
'Vulture," "Forsaken" and "The
Scooper." Whoever fancies the
wealth of Leadville suburbs is dimin-
ishing blunders. In forty-One days
$50, 900 in silver was taken from the
Robert l.. Lee" You regard q hole
with great respect that has yielded half
a dozen marble blocks and dozen
farms, and capital for three or four
first-claSS banks.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-09-17
NoCTuRNE.

Out in the ward he hears the boom
OF the carpet that lay in the strtng-rooms
And shrilly the wife Of his bosom calls
For the kalsomi we for the kitchen walls.
out In the wood shed. the old white hen.
MOcketh the patience OF gods and men.
And steadfast stitch from morn till
night,
With misplaced confidence in her might,
On a piece Of brick, broken cob,
A bottle neck and n burss gu knob
And she dreamesh the day Is near and
sure,
When she'll brood on set OF furniture
SO wise men have studied and brooded
Trying TO hatch the right from the wrong,
And sage politicians have talked and
And tain ed and talked. and talked, and
talked.
Buzz, buzz, buzz, buzz; buzz, buzz, buzs
buzz;
But it won't be, isn't. and never was.
And the foolish hen and the men Of brain
Have Joined at Last in the sad refrain:
~Your labor Is lost; your argument
wrer ked;
nyour major premise is not correct"
HAHKeTe-
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-09-17
Bt,,orieaI and scientific.

Historical and Scientific.
"what notable event took place in
the year A b. C.T'
slhe crucifxiOn."
"Well, Mr.. T., did Justinian marry
Theo dora Immediately after falling In
love with herr"
mo, sir; he waited until his mother
in-law diedv
"Who was Cleopatra
"Cleopatra was the sister of the pyra-
mids of Egypt"
UAt what time were the New Testa-
ment manuscripts prepared"
"About two thousand years before
Christ, sir"
"Mr. L., from whom was Chaucer
supposed to have borrowed his idea o
the Canterbury Tales?."
"Frcm Don Cameron's Boccaccio."
"What is high Germanic?n
German spoken by the higher
classes"
"At what tine did painting become
an INDEPENDENT art in Greece"
about 400 B. C."
"WLat was the rule in the gladia-
torial comtats?"
"When q man was killed he held up
his finger and If the spectators wished
him TO live they neld up their
thumbs" -,
"What the duties of the censors?"
They had 10 keep the senate full"
"What are your detinations OF q
circle and right angle?" =,
IA circle il plane figure contained
by one or more straight lines and Is
such that all points drawn from the
centre to the circumference are equal.
A right angle is that whose sides are
| equal"
lar series of graduation from the sepals
to the pistils?"
al don't think we do"
"Why not?'
Because it would be a-a-strange
freak Of nature"
"What is the common name Of So
dunn sulphur"
II think 1t is generally called globu-
| lar salts"
"What are the different kinds Of su-
gar?"
"Grape sugar, sugar of milk and-su-
gar of-sugar Of lead"
"What is strichninew
II IL u NllItS ulStoiiiS- obiNi "NhOus
taste or smell"
mo, no! What is the dose Of it,"
"Dose, sir, is two ounces"
"Mr. W., what forms of prisms are
| there in the hexagonal SYSTEM"
First there is the heXagonal form.
l think the six-sided forms are also
included in that systemw
"What are Il csc planes called?'
| pointing with the finger to a mineral
| ogical mOdcl.
"Those, sir, are called the laternal
sides"
"Mr. NJ, if you stand at the pole,
where is the pole?"
at is where | stand"
"How do you select tube of Uniform
calibre for thermometer"
"Get some mercury on a thread and
| let it down into the tube"
ibid you ever see gravitation"
"No, SIR"
"Ever smell ito
"No, SIR"
"Hear it?"
"NO, SIR"
"Feel it?"
"Yes, sir"
When, sir?"
"When fell out of an apple tree,
SIR"
"Well, how did it feel"
Every attractive, sir.'
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-09-17
GENERAL AND PERSONAL MENTION.
Hope.

nope.
What song is well sung not of sorrow?
Whist triumph well v on without pain?
What virtue shall be, and not borrow
Bright lustre from many stain?
What birth has there been without trayaus
What battle well won without blood?
What good shall earth see without evil
IpgaTner'd as chan with the good:
10! the Gross sci in rocks by the Roman,
AND nourisN d by blood OF the Lamb,
And water'd by tear Of the woman,
Has flourish'd, has spread like palm.
Has spread in the frosts, and far regions
OF shows In the North, and South sands,
Where never the tramp of his legtons
Was heard, or has reachd forth his red
hands.
BE thankful: the price and the payment,
The birth, the privations, and scorn,
The cTosS, and the parting OF raiment,
Are finiSh'd. The star brought US morn.
Look starward; stand far and unearthy,
Free-SOul'd as q banner unfurId.
Be worthy, bIother, be worthy!
Fora God was the price OF the world
Joaquin Miller.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-09-17

ipd.r b . small eyusasr f.snss q saanes
cylinder n which strsW y packed d adApt.
q 70 open When it 4 pased inse IL Ua6ea
cylinder, and leave The stFsW vhea tt y
drawn out. The space between the Gfneo4
ana sheet iron cylindsn give draft tee
borning.
DaRk DOAies ln the Solar oy01eD.
Sir John Lubbock's opinion ooo6rns o.
indorses that long since put forth By some
of the most eminent astro0omers, namely,
lint tbere are now In the solar system, or
ORNAMENT, many dark bodies-that u.
bodies which now emit no light % oon-
paratiyely little. BE points out for ex.
ample, that in the case Of Procyon the
existence Of IN invisible body 10 demon
stratrd by the movement Of the visible
star. Another iilusirstion which be cites
relates 70 the notable phenomena Prsssntsd
by Allow, the bright star In The. Head o.
MedusS. This star shines Wilhoat coAnfo
fer two days and thirteen hours then, In
three hours and half, dWindlea from Q
star Of the second to one OF the fourth
magnitude; and then In smother three and
| half hours, reassumes It's original e1l.
liancy. According TO the view entertained
by Prof. Lubbock, these changes must b
| regarded as indicating the presence OF an
oFsque body, which intercepts at regular
intervals part Of the light emitted By
| Algow.
A SelECerreetiuG Machine.
| One of the most remarkable seltcor-
| recting machines lately invented has been
described before the Royal society Of Eng.
land, the details showing, it would seem,
| that the construction Of Q practically useful
| machine for calculating rs many rs eight
| or tenor even more-of unknowns, from
the same number OF linear equations, Is
neither q very difficult nor over.e a6orate
matter. A fair approximation being found
BY q first application Of the machine, very
moderate amount Of straightforward arith-
metical work sufliccs To calculate the resi-
dual errors and allow the machine 70 30
reapplied to calculate the corrections; there
can, of course, be no limit to the accuracy
thus obtainable by successive approxima.
tions. 1t is asserted by Prof. Thomson and
other experts, who have operated this ma
chine, that the exceeding easiness Of each
application promises we'll for its real use-
fulness, whether for cases in which . angle
application is adequate or for Others In
which accuracy is reached after successive
approximations.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-09-17
A SECOND MZORAT.
A BOY OF Nine whose Compositions
Are Played by the Best Bands In


Ofthe little son of David Neal, the
painter, Margery Deane thus writes to
the Boston Transcript: "He Is really
a musical wonder, and all that has
been said of him in American newspa-
pers is no :exaggeration. One hears
much here in Munich of this boy, who
at nine years of age heard his own COM
positions played by the band Of the IA
nous Prince Royal regiment, under
Friedrich HUM, and was lifted above
the heads of the people and musicians
to receive the applause and their recog-
milton as composer; and Germans are
chary of their praise, as you know. The
new Mozart, they call him here. There
is no doubt but this boy will keep his
promise. He is now eleven years old,
is bright, handsome boy, and Is all
the time composing, and some of his
published compositions are exquisite
and really worthy of the mature must
clan. He improvised on the piano
while he wore bibs, and expressed all
his little joys and griefs through his
fingers. Fancy this child, in one of his
letters at Christmas to the 'Christkind,'
whom all German children appeal to
by letter, asking for what they most
want, mentioning but one gift, and
that the most involved and learned
volume of essays on composition. For
days after receiving it he was up at 5
O'Clock in the morning devouring its
pages. He is not rugged child, but Is
being carefully and sensibly trained,
and is laying the foundation, without
being forced, for the best musical edu-
cation. All the great musicians here
are watching him with much interest.
Straus haas been to see him, has taken
him in his arms and shed some tears
over him, and has said in print of one
his earliest compositions, 1t is really q
subject ofgreat surprise and admiration
TO find in a child of bis tender age such
development of melody as is display
I'd in this charming composition One
Of the charms Of this boys character Is
his modesty. He runs away from visi-
tors, and receives the admiration OF
musicians with a puzzled air, and has
entire disregard OF public opinion and
flaltery. 1t is gratifying TO know that
he is being very skillfully guided, and
will be made into learned musician
rather than into young wonder, rs
could easily be done by forcing him for
q short time"
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-09-17
A BIRTHDAY SONNET.
Tmps Bar.

s,sy, ruthless Time, touch softly on the brow
v TIN featheyed wing the one 20 loved. VINO
dow
Holds forth hts hand IN greet you as you pas,
And che. rs the sand fast hurryinE through
yoUr glass,
eavfne years more love 20 swell her store,
Enriching that which she ppses-ed before.
Stay, Time. and ponder for moment rare
Upo tina Life OF one with whom 10 share
ttthe Of all her p-eoious gifts were fare
And homo worthy offhs pro1isI claim;
A LIE Of love, tEf.th, pirit-aiI name
Gould not act forth The hold she has On Thea.
Pan, then. win soothing toaeh. and give 20
her fNel
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-09-17
AGreenhoru at saratega.

A traveller who had never seen an
elevator registered at Saratoga hotel
the other day, and was assigned a
room on the third floor. A hall boy
was escorting him to the elevator,
when suddenly the guest stopped short,
glanced in at the cushioned and mir
rored car, and exclaimed with en-
phasis: "Confound the luck, want a
room with bed in it." He was
shown to "a room with bed in it" by
the stair route and appeared satisfied.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-09-17

but couldn't get the right focus on
him.
Scene in the class in "Green's Eng
lish History Student-"Do you wish
NE to describe the character Of the
kinp?u Professor-"Yes," Student
ale hadn't any character"
Prof ssor in history-''Methuselah
live d until the time of the ficod.n so.
Then he was drowned, was hep
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-09-17
Stove fer Bsvpfss saa0.

A Dat"ts mar has patented . stove for
burbiI z hsy and straw. The bsss OF ne
bnrnsr j. n,sd~ square. and derp enough 70
provide space for isrye s-h ian: sd IN .
circular op~isirg IN its upper surfacs -
.iisoied grsts. 0res snd outside - ~
CRATE is fisotd 9 sheet ir"n oyIinder. and
ON it, tap arr mn inner Eat cnvfY and an cs-
nlmlntsi outer co~c-. Inside Of tbis cyl
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-09-17

Sailor hats, trimmed with q wide band OF
ribbon with some upright loops st one side,
are the latest revival for young ladies
wear.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-09-17

Did yeu ever, see r woman mail let
ter? She will undertake to drop it into
the box; then she draws II back and
scans the directions; tries the stamp
to see that il is On fast; scrutinizes the
gummed side and runs her finger over
it onbe or twice; then gives It one or
two sudden jerks, which sedd 1t rapidly
into the box. She thon peeps in TO see
if it went through.-i0ld Hurygraph.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-09-17
RELIGIOUS.
Church News From all Over the
World.

Selections Concerning Pastors and Their
Congregations on Both Sides Of
the Atlantic-Notes Of Mis-
sionaD Work.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-09-17

"Yss."nyd the bstenderin . Wsslse.
mining camp. VI wsies my ibquoe so1
hsve eood nAeoD ET II, too. sosev
~spt 10 pvfuse 0 nan . drink wt.eo -
II drunk, becauae be viii - nad 80
break thinss. 90 ] wst<r the bqeoe =
4 Won't make him snv w"fse. - W
Tire sober ones, water Their lq1ov -
they won't eet drunk nj nj. and con.
seauentIy Isave . hght bth wsy&"
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-09-17

Two countsym<n frum Onion ereek
came Tn On Austin Is~yvr to conSst
sb1Af bringing mint suk agsina .
pMighhof. Tie hnt RTnnees btksn 70
telI Ire iswyss the caIise ~ the troub,e,
embsIli,hsng n ysftsev Hh<raily. "Dss't
tel him ary liss. Biii, "iDisFfspted ths
older. att h hi- hssine0 70 pm N the
Ia You win ~ him ecnen.ed " yos
20 to mixing ycv Hes With hin "
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-09-17

superintendent Jxck-Dn aid u,st he
never replied 10 NOR forwarded any Of
the letter., ~ were he "a h~yin ddsy -
he would have his hsnds full. SOns n
tie writtrs ~vLlenuy aFe sndsr tl'. I'M
pft,<i@n inst he rune regular mstsi.
IDonisi agency. The cofre~ponf 49,
in many instances evea sskins what hs
terms are. etc.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-09-17

ate lmpudeDce are represented by the
following disconnected cases, the scene
of the first of which is Hobart college:
Professor in physics, addressing jul
Nor very earnestly-"Now, Mr.. ", can
you assert positively that The sun will
rise tomorrow morning2 You would
reason from all past experience that it
would, but could you positively assert
itp Junior, unwilling to lose 3 chance
for q wager-"I don't know about as
serting it, Professor, but I would like 10
make bet with you that the sun rises,
and Give you heavy odds"
They had reached the well. known
paragraph where Edipus exclaims: so
city, city" and an unprepared junior
was called up. In the emergency he
replied: "Here We have an example OF
q word in English taken almost with
out q change from the Greek Edipus.
being in desperate circumstances, called
loudly, Police! Policep"
Professor in mechanics at Brown
"Now, Mr.. G., what WAS the first phe-
nomenon noted in connection with the
force of gravlty?" (Mr. G.. hesitates and
b. prompts G.l "Adam fell"
Professor in Shskespearian reading at
Union: "Ynu have not II US how Mac
beth apps ard to his wife," Senior
Yes, but you asked me to tell you how
he appeared to Others, and you know
be and his wife were one"
Freshman, translating Tacitus'
"Ibey protracted their sleep till late in
tie day." Professor: "Whstis the ob
lection to that?' Freshman: "Well
n ally, never could see any myself"
Student in moral philosophy "Doctsr
who was that Scottish philosopher en-
temporary with Reid, nam I Deuyla
somt body or otberT Pro- or: Dug
Stewart. Student; "OL tsiI knev
there was a Dug. some e about it
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-09-17

J., " uat Was known as Clay's Omni-
S4S Dill, was momentOus and disturb
mLS question" continued the General,
r ana CIay had large following, a large
iigrtIon OF the Democracy sided with
Gay; was willing as Mr.. Clay pro-
PStN, 10 take the measure in a lump
,,LSnJolEtly and voted against separating
- SNsin' such as the admission ofCaliforn-
4 Without slavery. II was a very use
,Sse discussion. You see here is the
nay way II stood. David WilmOt, of Penn
SS,Esala, introduced what was known
sIs .ue llmot prOyiSo, providing that
NJ, 10y or involuntary seryitude should
.I,r M eSIst IN new Territories to be ac-
cds a.leI' Judge fancy, in the bred Scott
~ ~ decided against the Wilmot pro-
"a should 1t have been left unrepeal-
~ We, the Southern men, believed
in ~ LsG right to take slaves anywhere
NJ e territories, until such Territory
So, q declared State, formed its Con-
hutton oD aud was admitted to the I'm
on on "hen such State could decide the
/ az 'Ioh OF the admission or exclusion
C,ayery, This was what was called
4 rT Sa1,er sovereignfty." / thought
\ NJ selI this was preferable to the Viii.
P'oVlso. In framing; hat bill, ad-
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-06-28
= SIM 2uaerner gafs fang bic Biz
rider Sdneerin Bd9i Dor mebreren
MO9en foIgenbes Gpuplet:

nWenn id einmal Der 9errsott ,pdr',
Nfein Gebtes mdre bas:
Sd ndbme ale pfaffen Der
unb ma1te 6araus Sos;
Mit bieiem gas erleudtet' ib
Sas ganse 6irmament,
Damn tpdr's in bieier f6oaen Welt
Mit 5infernib au gnb."
Dem b0ien Grauensimmer murb.
idlieBli6 berboten, biefen v0ers" az
tnsen, porauf publitas Jpn iebt ielbl
iingt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-06-28

- Das unter ber 2eituns Der Natio=
nal6anf fiir Deutidlanb itebenbe @onior'
tium far Ginbiirseruns ber Gbiionfden
elettrifden @lablampe in Berlin bat jett
Bel benz Wasiitrat ben Nntras s.fellt,
ibm bic @rlaubniB gu ertbeilen, cine Gem
trslitation au erriaten. bon no aus bic
elettrii&e Rrait gun, Betrisbe pou @lub>
lampen unb BON tleinen eleftrii6en Ma.
ldinen mad Seri&iecenen Yunften binse=
leitet werben fann. Bic Nnlase mirbe
ii& anfanss nur auf 1900 @llblampen
Bon Der Starfe bon ie Is g1ormalfer5en
eritreden, ioll aber ie mad BesariuiB er=
ipeitert mereeu. 3terau parbe - Inn
cine epentueae @ermebruns Der Qampen
ausiGbreH 3u tSnnen = bic MuftelIung
s;aer Waidine bon 12O Yferbetraft er,
fcrberlid icin.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-06-28

= Sn ben fdmmtli9en Minen De,
yer. Staaten tuurben i'm lebten Sabre
an Golh $34, 100000 uno an Silber
$43, ,000, 900 gef6roert. COLORADO Febi
i'm Grtrage obenan nit 20, Galifornien
folgt nit 10, Nebaba nit 9 Ntilionen.
-Sieie Nusbeute 1T abermals ipeniger
als int 8oriabre, uno bic Mbnahme
bleibt ii9, allen neuen gntheduagen
bon GunborteH gum 9robe 10 slei6,
BOB binnen 20 Sabren hieier Natur=
f9ab ausgebeutet fein hiirfte.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-06-28

Seering, @uperintenbent Der @il
Granbe uub peeos @ilberminen unte1
fali6en 8oripiegelungen BON eine'
8anf $500 une brannte NIT eine,
Wittwe bur9, unb Ser 16id6rige 9,
9uniader, Sobn oes &i6ters QunIade,
BON Sem Orleans, that oal1elbe mil
elmer 8dntelidngerin, na6oem Ct ieines
gaters llnteri6rift gefali6t unb $3.50
ge3ogen 1atte. 2ebterer tpurbe aber in
Sort Wortb abgefabt un6 batte nod
$3.50 bel ii6.
Sn 9ouion tpurbe Der Snaenisur
90. Miuaisan BON benz Babnarbeiter
ypn4 Seitoden.
- Sn @bitn.p, McQennan County,
wurben feds @efdaftsbduier burd Teuer
3eritTrt.
- Sn Waco tpurben einem Wann,
Der cine wiloe Sub ant Seil fibrte, brei
Singer abserihen, ais bas Tbier plSRli9
bel Seite fprans uub bur@brunnte.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-06-28

Gine raube Gimme brinnen antworte.
te; e Hang ntdt wie 6erein, icate 20
aber wcbl beoeuten. Auf iebsn TaQ natn'
es bic Barcnin eafir, tolte nod etnmal
ttef Itbeur, Sffnete uub trat elm.
3atp Ballpcaitle bate i1&, in ibreul
Salon auf unp nieber Idreitenb, 8erabe
in Der Ritte bes sroben Raunss unter
BEN 6ronleudter befunben, ale Fe bas
8lopfen bSrte unb beantmortete. une ba
ffunb iie nun, bic panpe auf benz 8aden,
nit Der Spibe itrer Sa BE ben Rronleud=
ter fait beratrenb, BON benz arellen 3i&te
| itetit itoiien, NIT ben barten runbsx MH0en
inter eea finfer 3uiammenee3c0ene
idmar3en Brauen Uermuneert ,ornis benz
unerwarteten, uncrbetsnen Beiu&e entse=
genliarrenb, Der, obpe F1 burd ibre fin
ltere Wiens einfdudtern 3u laden, auf Fe
,utam unb isst NIT eineu, 9d&eln. bas In
Der Ibat nur perleseu mar, Der 2abn aber
nur unpsrfdGmt bdudte, fh oerneisent,
elm paar S1ritte BON ibr entfernt feben
tliet.
yBas nanihen Sie9
Gle bate es, obne bic 5dnee ron benz
&iden 3u netmen, aus ibrer 9Sbe bera6
In mSslidlt unpsrtiub!idem Gone b,raus
seitoben une auf Gnsliid. trotoem Re be-
reits isit beute Mittas ron Der erifen Os=
sesnuns int 3immsr bes aranien Der
wubte, bab tis Dame tein U crt bon itrer
Sprade perfanb.
Sd peruutbe, bas Sic mid frassn,
mas MIDI 3u S9nsn fibrt, erwieberte bic
Barunia, Da mS&te id @is ,uerf
ireunelid bitten. Deuti& nit mir 3u
ipre&en, was Sic ia gang gut tSnnen,
ME i'd ielbf i&cn setSrt babe; ih weib
20 aud bon Nnselo. unb baun erluuben
@ie, bub i'd nib iebe. Sd bat. son
meinu leeten Gntbiub9na Aer bSie
8rampfarsrn in te'bsu Weinen, unb oas
Ststsn Hirb mir ietr laxer. Sd bin
atsrpies Elm bis ben uufSerest, wie Sie
iebsu.
(Gpttitbuus fuIst.l
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-06-28

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is!n. msl&e ibre @auslinee unt tlsinen
Rtneer Dor Comm erlranfbeiten (sdmmer.
eomplaint), ute Rub, Durdfaa, Rtnoer,
Sbolsra u. {. 10. bepabren molten, mas
am bs fen uae g&erltn babur& .rr.idt
utrb, bab mon ben Rkinsn NeuRaeb.
terts vDeutfdes Rtnber=
mebr (Yabotropbtns) ale Motrunasmit.
tel s'ebt. Dts grfabruns lsbrt, ea6 es tein
Surrseat fur NuttermilA aiett als
"Deutfhes 3t.uber Sn
aaen rsnommirtsn apottsten gu baten.