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German News.

Berlin, 11-Baron Esendricber.
minister to Washington, has been
instructed to negotiate for a revision
of the existing and the conelnsi0n
OF uniform treaty of naturaIiZa-
ton.
The governments proposal ts
prohibit the Importation of Am
erican pork, etc, meets with GEN
eral opposition, as the Russian and
Austrian imports remain unmo-
Tested ad German trade will suffer
Free traders have apprehensions
that the democrat success i'm fbe
late elections in the United States
will result in protectionists having
preponderating voice in the AM
erican government.
Ever since the Commandment by
the English fleet the admiralty has
been interchangeable in increasing the
German navy and especially the
coast defenSeS.
Germans comment enthusiastic
ally on the results of the excava.-
| lions at Aossis Les Das. carried en-
under the direction lie beoI-
ogical Institute OF son.
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The Cola Wave.

st. Paul, ia report is received
here from CroOkst0D, Minnesota,
that 1t is showing fast. In some
places it has already drifted ten to
twelve feet high.
Mandar, Mimi, Lice is COM
mencing to run heavily in the Mis-
souri,. The weather is quite cold
and blustery. Navigation is likely
to close in q day OF two.
Minneapolis, IL Navigation
closed en- the Missouri River today.
Five boats will winter at Bismarck,
one at Bedford and the rest Of the
fleet at points below.
A special to the Tribune, tonight,
from Bismarck and Fargo reports
cold weather all along the Northern
Pacific. Much ice is ruuningin the
Missouri and Red Rivers. It has
been showing all day at Bismarck
ana the weather is CROWN o. cold fast.
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NO.138
miscellaneous.

PETERSBURG, Va. 1.-The cobin
on the farm of Mrs. MarsbaII oooiI
pied by a family of coiored pe CT
S was set On fire and all the occucanfs
Washington, 11.-Green r POM,
mas mas returned to the city and was At
the treasury TODAY -N "'' d.
PENSACOLA, 11.-Yellow favor 40
ports for two days: Savap q re &C.
eases ead Two deaths. Weather fair
j., :; Rochester, N. Y, 1.-THE iro,
lit bridge at Allen street fell into
the canal this morning. The daIa0
20 navigation will seriously affect
b0atmen. '' ''ilooC
Herbert. N. Y, 11.-Speneer has
sailed for Europe. o--N- do
-, new I ork, 11.-At a meeting of
G G5 stockholders of the American
Exchange, in Europe, limited If
was decided to increase the canitaI
VI Ene company to $5,0o0,OOO.
cincinnati, Ohio, 1.-THE ruDt-
ure In the whiSkey pool, headed bv
western dIstillers, after two dayss'
session signed an agreement this
evening limiting the production to
% per cent OF the full capacity,
cincinnati, Thames Hazard, a
t tLd-L. seventy years old, had five
thousand dollars government bonds
I 5i2 from his dwelling on Madison
Ike LIKE, east Of this city, by BURGLARS
Inc coupons for the interest. Whicb
mas not been drawn for seventeen
year. are still attached, which makes
tHe loss nearly double. No cleW to
the rObber. ~ ~" "
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NERVE AID BRlIH DI5ClSES

VR z. c. VESTS NERVE AND BRAIN
Treatment, q specific for HysteriG, Oiz-
EIness, Commissions, Nervous Headache, Men.
tai Depression, Loss Of Memory, Premature
Old Age, caused by oyer-exertion, over-indul.
genee, excuses or o7erwork Of the brain
which lesds TO Para ysis, decay anu death.
One box will cure recent cases. Each box
contains one months % eatment. One dollar
a box, or six boxes fl five dollars; sent By
mail prepaid on recei Of price. We guaran-
tee six boxes to cure any case. With each
order received by US for SIX boxes, accom-
pan led with five dollars, ne viii send the
purchaser our written guarantee to return the
money if the treatment doesp"5 eject cure,
guaraT bses issued only by q. c. 81. 1. Drug
Store. Salt Lake CitE
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Post Office Esids aud OIaims

Washington, H. The contract
Office of the post-office department is
beginning to receive bids for carry
ing the mails on the star routes.
These contracts are on the routes in
the states of Iowa, Michigan, Wis
consin, Minnesota and Illinois, and
run from July 1st, 1883, until June
3Oth, 1887; they amount in the ag-
gregate to about S2,O0O,OOO.
The post-office department has be-
gun the payment of allowed claims
Of posrma3terS who have suffered
loss by fire or robbery. So far nearly
1900 claims, covering a period of Is
years, have been received and ex-
amined. The largest number OF
these claims are from the west. es-
pecially those arising from robbery
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The Turf.

San Francisco, 1.-THE first dav
OF the fall meeting of the Pacific
Coast Blood Horse Association. at
the Bay District Course, was a good
day: The track was a trile heavy.
First race, three-quarter mile
dash, free for all entries. was won
by Jim Douglass" Premium"
second; time 1.15.
Second race, one nile, free for all
maldtns, eight enteries, Won by
" overwhelmingly, Patrol second:
time Las.
Third race. selling purse, mile and
a quarter, for all ages, six enberies
won by "Euchre," "Belshaw' second ;
time not given.
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Cu.atpg Raslreaa E:ascs.

Minneapolis, IA cutin passen-
ger rates, inaugurated by the Chi
cago, Milwaukee & st. Paul, yester-
day, resulted to-day in the same
reduction being announced by the
Chicago & Northwestern and Chi
cago, St. Paul, Minneapolis and
Omaha, which jointly form
through line to Chicago.
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Religious Murder.

San Francisco, 1l.-Santa Anna
dispatch: Josiah b. Smith, a fisher
man, murdered his fourteen year
old son by cutting his throat. He
and his wife are insane on religious
subjects and claim that the J. ord
commanded the sacrifice.
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ssrspping she Deed

Cohoes, \. Y, I1.-Jos. Rivet was
drowned Oct. 13, and the remains
were inferred in Cavalry cemetery.
1t now traDspires that the body was
resurrected and stripped of anew
suit Of clothes.
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STREET CAR NOTICE.

On and after Monday October.23. 1882,
First Ward Cars will run to Warm
Springs. and Warm Springs Cars will
run to First Ward, passing Eagle EN-
porium corner hours and half hours.
0. P. ARNOLD.
4 Superintendent.
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VIRGINIA.

Richmond, Va, lin the First
congressional district Garrison,
democrat, is elected over Mayo,
coalition, by thirty-fYe majority.
1t is reported here that official
figures in the Seventh district will
show Oferrall's, democrat, election
over Paul, coalitionist.
Fredericksburg, Va, 11.-Repor5s
from all the counties in the First
district elect Garrison, democrat, by
twenty majority.
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FOR SALE.

10 the right party, sn ilterestin well
established and populsr business in Salt
Lake City. Cash capital of $4,000 to
S. ono required. For particulars apply to
GEORGE a. MEEARs.
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FOREIGN MARKETS.

London. 11.-Four per cent. bonds,
474s, ll5A; % extended, 1887.
Liverpool, l1.-Cotton easier; Uplands
Us; Orleans GIG; sales 5000.
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Fire

Frankfort, KY, IA fire this af-
ternoOn destroyed the opera house,
hotel, and a number of business
houses anu dwellings; loss $40, o
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FOR RENT.

A nice three room ed House, in south
eastern part of town. For slnform alton,
inquire at this Office.
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FOR SALE.

Good span of Horses, Wagon and Har-
ness, complete. for sale. Enquire at this
Office. +
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MUSIC LESSONS.

Piano aud Organ. 2Oc. per lesson,
Guitar, I5c. per lesson. Satisfaction
guaranteed. Residence, Second East
street, first door north of Catholic Church.
/ FLORA SHIP ETLL.
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NEW YORK.

New York, 1.-THE latest returns
makes ClevelaHd's majority l9j,413,
the strong republican county OF
On0ndago being taken away from
the republican columns by ISS ma
jOrity fUT Cleveland.
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NOTICE

At No. 100 Commercial street. Bought
and sold all kinds of Second hand
Furniture. Coal and Kindling Wood.
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BANK STATEMENT.

New York, IL - Bank statement;
Loans decrease 81. 134, 600; deposits de-
crease $5,242. 800; circulation incress So
S23, 800; reserve decrease {, 0I0,625. The
banks now hold 1924 $50 less than the
legal requirement.
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NORTn CAROLNA.

Raleigh, N. c., l1-Poole, repub-
lican, is elected in the First district.
The election in the Seventh district
is still in doubt. The congressman
at large is confidently claimed by
the democrats.
Larboro, n, c., II. - Democratic
managers conceGe the election of
D0ckery republican, to Congress at
large and the entire republican
state ticket, also Pool republican
candidate in the First District
O'Hdra, republican, in the Second ;
York, liberal, in the Sixth; Cox,
democrat, in the Fourth and Green,
democrat, in the Third, very
doubtful.
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ThurIOW Weo6

New York, 11.-ThurIow Weed i,
gradually failing. '
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SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENT.
NOTICE.

THE REGULAR ANNUAL MEET
L ing of the Stockholders Of the Salt
Lake Foundry ard Machine Company,
for the election Of officers for the ensuing
year. will be held at the Oompany's
Office on Mondey, the 10th instant, at
4p.m. 6. F. CULMER,
III Secretary.
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MINING SHARES.

New York. IL Mining stocks dull;
Consolidated sold at 145 to I50;
Ohrysolite, 1875; Decatur, q to g. closing
st 9; Green Mountain, 81 to 81; State
Line Nos. 2 and 8, y to 10; and OrienDal
and Miller, at IS. Sales for day 1925
shares. Total for the week 3I4,395
shares. Total bullion receipts at New
York for the week from mines Sl39,0G0.
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WANTED IMMEDIATELY.

A good steady Girl to do chamber
work. Apply second house east of City
Hall. DANIEL GREENIG.
r
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SALMON HAS ARRIVED,
at G. F. Brooks.
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GoYERNMFNT TINANCEs.

Washington, II The receipts Of ma
tional bank notes for redemption for the
week ending to-day were 81, $4,000;
bonds held By the treasurer to secure ma
tional bank circulation, $40, $50; to
secure public monies 10 national bank
repositories, SIG. 249. 0O0 bonds Geposi,ed
10 secure circulation during the week
S1,889, 500; TO secure circulation VITA
drawn during the week, S3,0O8, 800; ma
tional bank notes outstanding, 1862, S74,-
1885, lawful money on deposit to redeem
not 3 Of national banks, reducing Giro :
lstion Sz4, 923, 533- SO; liquidating banks
5l2 $40 1920; failing banks S97, 7I0,72
The comptroller of the currency, to-day,
authorized the Montana National Bank
Of Helena, n. T., to begin business with
capital OF $250,0C0.
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PROPOSALS

VIII be re ceived until Friday, November
18th, at the Office of Edmund Wilkes, Civil
Engineer lover London Bank, where plans
may be seen, for the building OF a Gate
Lodge at Mt. Olivet Cemetery
n12 BUILDING COMMITTEE.
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WANTED.

A frat class Upholsterer, also Cabinet
Maker. Apply to
q. DINWOoDEY. -.
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MISSOURI.

st. Louis, 1.-THE secretary of
state gives the following as the
probable complexion of the next
legislature: Senate-Democrats Is,
republicans 6. House-Democrats
101, independent democrats 8, re-
publicans SO, greenbackers 3. On
joint ballot, democrats 1872, repubIi-
cans 80, greenbackers 3.
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MISSISSIPPI.

Montreal, 1.-THE body OF Cleo
plus Dupuis, a wealthy merchant
of Joliet, who mysteriOusly disap-
peared three weeks ago, has been
found in the river. 1t is believed
he was murdered and then thrown
over the bridge. Three men az
rested.
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PRODUCE,

Chicago, Wheat, lower, regular
92@92N, November, 9S December, 9;
year, spring 81 winter 94K. Corr, lover
6SM cash, 66X Novem Der, 609@H y:ar
Oats, steady, 351s. Rye. steady, IS
Barley, dull, 80@l8. Flax seed, steady
1l6% insstore. Pork lower, 1926, No
yember, 17.55. Lard, lower, 11.50 No
vember. 10.52H December, year.
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MINNESOTA,

st. Paul. 11.-Final f0otings of re-
turns and estimates from all coun-
ties, give the following congress-
men: First district, White, repubIi-
can; Second district, Wakefield,
republican; Third district, Strait,
republican; Fourth district, Wash
burn, republican; Fifth district,
Nelson, republican. The ;legisla-
ture now stands-senate, republi-
cans 80. democrats 10; house
republicans u, democrats 20, indie
pendent 1, farmers 2. The list is
liable to be slightly changed by
later dispatches from outlying dis
triets, as it is reported that Bree-
man, Ames and Barnum, democratic
candidates in the First, Fourth and
Fifth districts, will contest on the
ground of alleged frauds.
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TIE ELECTIONS.
ILLINOIS.

Chicago, 1.-THE history of poll
tics in this state does not furnish a
parallel TO the present election. in
the difficulty experienced in getting
returns. ! Official majorities from
ninety-four counties out of the 1O2.
and careful estimates of the other
eight, give Smith, republican, for
state treasurer, 1876 majority. His
election is considered assured. The
result on superintendent of public
instruction is still in doubt, with
the chances in favor of Raab, demo
crat. The state legislature is repub-
lican, certainly, by twelve on JOINT
ballot. The senate stands, republi-
cans 81, democrats 20; the house,
republicans II, democrats rs; indie
pendent 1 e. FL. Maines). On joint
ballot the republicans have los,
democrats 90, independent 1.
Chicago, Incomplete returns
from the state give Smith, republic
can, for state treasurer, $3.50 plural
ity over Orendorf, democrat, Irwin,
prohibition, Mclaughlin, greenback,
and Howe, anti-MasOnic; the state,
therefore has gone republican by
less than 1000. The state gave Gar
field 30,716 over Hancock in 1880.
An official CONT will be required to
decide the result on the superinten-
dent of public schools.
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Baltimore, 1I.-CoppeE steady, 171&@
173<.
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New York, H. Money closed 8;
governments irregular stocks weak;
Western Union 805s; Quicksilver, 81;
Pacific, 3815; Wells, Fargo, 129; New
York Central, 13l; Erie, 382l; Panama,
167; Denver s. R. &. 81; Union Pacific,
1861; bonds, lis; Central Pacific, SO;
bonds, ia: Sutro, Il,
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Cincinnati. 1l.-Whisky firm. IA.
Chicago, H. Whisky steady, 10.
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2Sie @oet6e ii6er COB ano
2lnIterbriGkeit oa6te.
Bon 9ottbilf gBeisiteim.

.Bru6ltafe elmer SroBen 2onfsiiion"
nsnnt 8petbe ,inmal al lein Di9ten !;
ni9t fur oas pubIitum i4rieb uno
Ihaffte er
.tpsr BEN publitum btsnt, if ein armies SRisr;
sr qualt ftb a6, Rsemanb beSanft lt9 safiir u -
re6t eisentIih fir lib, fir feline Snbipis
ouaIitdt unb fir bas redte 9luSbilbsn unc
GntipideIn oerielben l6rieb er. yUtan
mus i6reiben," /" iast er, ytpie man lebt
crit um Isin ielblttpillen uno oann eriItirt
man aud fir peripanOte WeIen......
Der lebbafte Wsnid fiblt ii9 um lein
ielbitipillen pa unc nidt flr's 8ubIifum"
beibt eS in beln sriten 9efte uaur Naturs
ipineni4ait."
Gr i4rieb baber nur tpenn unb 10
lange er etipaS au Iaeen ipuBte unb bate,
,ba bod Rsinsr iinst, aIs ipas sr sa ias
gen bat" b. 3. ,,oen Gebalt oeS eisnen
lebens", uuo in,rnsr ,pie 90 ibm ums
6ers mar. 9liht ettpa bic in heS Did,
terS WfanneSalter bon pielen Seiten be.
sOnnene AnfeinOung ieines Nubmes per.
mo1te ettpa8 iiber ibn, ihon in friibeIttr
syusenb mar ibm cine belonbere Sdeu
ben, publifun, seseniibcr eisen. go bieli
CT Iein erIte5 unireiiuilIigeS Befanntirer.
ben al8 Autor our1 ,0oB BON Berlihin'
gen" unD ,Bsrtbsr" fosar fur na9tbei.
lie, fir sint Gintubs isinsr stadli4eu
l1nabtdnsieisit.
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Su pieI eeiast.

Iertbeibtser GU Ssm 8ei6tpores
men , Uleiue Serren GeldpOrenen ! Sic
blrfen ben OiebItabl meines @lienten
nidt NIT gu itrenssn 9lussn oniebeu. Die
Spisbuben pflesen iid setp0bnlid nidt
piel babel gu penfen, ipenn lie Itsblen.
8 6ipur9ert6 tSprd ibent:
QansIam unb na6rrtidlib y Da maB
id ben 9errn 8ertbeibissr nit einer Jrage
unterbre3en geiB benn Der 5err gers
t9sioissr bas 10 beitimnt aus sisensr Grs
fahrunss
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GbisriduspsreinsIisSsr.

Dcrt reibt eir junser elephant
Den raiben Hiifen an Der Mdno;
CT tpirb beS 2ebens nminer frpt,
Denn ADJ, Jpn beibt Elm ercber 5leb.
Dpp ipas nun tbun? Den Jlob srimlngen2 2
WaS ipiirbe unier IprIt1nb iagen?
Drum fanit ylsin Web bier ipsisia sliten,
CtssrsiI suis aa@ ben 0lpt bsf1atsnl
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Der pfiffiae Sphann.

Offisier Gid eiIis antIsibenb, gu
leinem Burden , pSUbann Iauf' mai
i6nea hinunter auf Den 8Iab, unb boIe
mir Die erite bette Drol6fs."
9ta9 einieen Winuten, aIs Der Offisier
eerabe NIT Dem 9lnfIeiben fsrtiS lit, fonmt
Der Suri9e atbemIos aurtid.
Offi5ier: Stun Spbann, bait 9u
cine SrOi6fe beiorSt?
Sobanu: Stein, Ssrr Sauptmann,
als i'd 'runtsr fam, fuPr bic srite Grpidfe
eben ipeg.
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1lnaeppbnte @eppbnbeit

@ebeimeratb: aber, Serr Sieu.
tenant, Sic ipreden ia total nprbbeufI6!
SD iueiB bod, baB Sic Elm gutter @teins
beiie iinb.
9rasonersSffieisr: Sa, tpiiien
Sic, mein iuteiter 5err Sebeimratb, ipie
i'd bas halbe Sabr in Berlin jeipeien bin,
ba babe i6 mid bas NOrSSeutibe 10 an.
ietpbbnt, Sab ia msr'i4 gar net mebr abs
setpebne fann.
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OaIl,e Manluler $50.
fad iiber bic alnfsrblihfeit seduBert, tple
in nadfpfsenben, gu ben 3abnses asnien
aebDrenpen Yeriell:

tddt uper DIE unferDImIelf geduBeIt iusc
in nadfofsenben, gu ben 3abnseIs asnien
sebbrenDen Berlen:
.1a bait llnfterbIi1tet i'm Snn:
aannH Du uns Define Griinbe nsnsisn
Gar ppbI Der Saliptsrunb Iisst eattH,
Gab irir iis nidst sHtbebren tonner."
@ans i'm Ginflang bamit bate man
Reht, Bel Der Iraiserfeier mad, 8petbe 2
Tpbe iene ipabrbaft sIambisen, pblios
iopbiiden QSorte aus ,,Sernnann uslr
Dorotbea" aIS Beibse eSnl9rift iiber ben
Sars su issen:
vDes Iohes rIBrenSes ssiIp itebt
git ais 5&redsn benz Beiien ulto uibt ais enst ben
srpmmten
Semen Srust es ms eeben rtt uuo Iesrst ion bansel
Gieism TART es su tinftissm 5eil i'm GrasiaI u
9OifmtHs;
8eioea tprb gum seeen Der Tcb."
ssSebt, fiin5is Sabre mad Ieinem Tpse,
beeinnt Die oeutIhe Station iii begreifen,
baB nit benz perbrauhten Sd,Iaaiport
BON bem ,alten Seioen bsm ,Slpmpier,
OaS geien @oetbes ui6t ri9tig beseieb=
net 1T. Der edte Didter 1T feim sSrei=
seiit in Dem setpDbnIidsn prieiterfeinD=
li6en Sinne, ionbern tpabrbaft aIGubig
unc frpmnL tpenn er aud niht an Dogs
men uno Sormen baftet. GOetbes CLAUS
bensbefenntniB Iautet:
rai4tS pom gersansIiSsu,
gsies aud aei6ab
'ilns gu peretpigen
Siue mir ia sa"
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aus BEN 8ortras einsseaIi.
Observation-Disclosures.
sAuitern. - tidt Der befannte iiioi.
lHe Jessrtas. icabsrn sin NIissr1nass
beuer .....
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Mannisfaltiges.

Srasment aus einer2ei6ens
prebist.
(piftUriiS.)
Beitimntt, @eIiebte, III aIler nnfer Gins
gang unp 9lusgans, unb bieie unIre aes
Iiebte S6ipeiter, tuel6e mir iebt betrauern,
mare ldnsit seitorbeL tpenn Die siitige
Bpriebuns ibr ni6t eiuen 10 ausssei6nes
ten 9lrst sum 8attsn Seeeben bate ......
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u n 10 ioerrufIid.

Stabtarst GU elmer 8auersfrau ,
gSas, Sbr Wtann, BEN id idDn Idnslt aufs
seseben babe, lebt nod
8dnerin: 6ptt lei Danf ia. Dem
Baoer feline SaIb' bat sebolfen.
Staotar5t emit Stot3:) ginerlei,
- amebisiniia" srfIar' i9 ibn bod fur
toet.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1882-04-16
Das td9lid)f yolkstlnH

setset psr goa tsbns senntasstlatt) sssp psf Jses
"a SO bas bdlbe Sabr unb $3.50 has BisrtsliaFf A'f
eonnsaa sbat sIt-s 20 per abr, ss.oo sas bsles SAG
nnS szso bss 1isnsliabF.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1882-04-16
Jata {.

8 dueittr: Mas bejt Du n,,r ia
seniIl4 an Deinsm aOsis aussujsAen / o.
ssfalt mir gang gut. Is sn
BrRoer: Sa, pei6t Du, aerose
Inter nsslnem 6snittr Is b<r @&ipe;aes
mart ~ inAsbe If nsas ja11Ies 1eiis
nlfacraenblin mt dlearMns es(l.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1882-04-16
Ders d M ur.

Vdter: Shtp0re mir, iiein Scbu.
nas S6mert Deiner Mbnsn ,lur i'm syale
Der NDtb uno nur su einem ebrliHen 8usd
5n sieben !
9 ohn: SD idtpDre Bel gIemL mas
mir betlis 1T, bieie Waife nur I'M ysctb.
fau au einem sbrIi6en 8Usd gu siebsu.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1882-10-05
A Sleeping Joker.

Detroit's reputation for funny men
has long been superb, and it may not be
surprising to hear that another Joker
has pushed his way to the front in a
most remarkable manner. The person
referred to is an old citizen of Michigan,
capital architect and granite work
er. Contrary to custom, he went out
the other evening to silver wedding.
He evidently INDUCED too freely in
sweet-meats and ice cream, for on re-
turning home and going to bed he
dreamed such dreams as had never be-
fore entered his mind. He was attend
ing weddings all night, and as if to
make himself agreeable to his supposed
companions, he finally got to cracking
jokes in his sleep. Among others was
this: "Why is wedding like drunken
head waiterw AS he turned over in a
state of nightmare, the answer came to
him {: because 1t is a hy-menial affair.