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NIAGARA CHANGING.-On who returns
to niagara after long absence notes the
marked changes taking place in the face
of the cataract My first visit there was
in the year 1874, thirty.seven years ago
Then the broad cxpanse of Table Rock
was the platform on which successive
thousands stood. Many crept softly to
the verge and looked into the abyss.
Others more cautiously lay on their faces,
and gazed at the crystal current rs ii
broke into jewels and fell in stream
from the awful height. Now the broad
platform has fallen, and the work of un.
dermining is going still further on. In
forty years more the present standpoint
will be in the depths below. But most
remarkable is the change in the shape of
the Horseshoe Fallitse!f. Then it was q
perfect segment Of q circle, 80 nearly like
the heel of q horseshoe as to suggest the
fitness Of its..name. Now vast masses of
rock. have been; dislodged in the middle
OF the curve, making sharp and wide
diversion OF the current, 80 that the tor.
rent pours into midway gulf from which
the mist rises constantly This does not
diminish, bat perhaps enhances, the in
terest of the cataract. It breaks the cir.
cult, destroys the perfect symmetry of the
curve. 1t proves that the recession Of
the falls is going on with still greater
force than Mr.. Lyell and his brethren
in geology calculated when1they had es.
timated the ages by the process backward
on tho verge of Niagara. IF in halt the
lifetime of q modern man such, changes
have occurred, ShatnaySnot have BEEN
wrought by these mighty forces for nature
in 5000 years.
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Rather Enthusiast dc.

The Wilmington DELI Daily Repuiii.
can lately contained the following item oi
popular interest. DR.. j. +. Speck, who i.
connected with the Wilmington Ercrv
Erenin3, speaks rather enthusiastically OF
St. jacobs Oil. DIR. Speck says he uses the
Oil i'll his family Us household remedy,
sort of universal panacea for ell aches
and painS, and has always found 1t to act
most happily. His attention was called
to It by the many testimonials in its favor,
and he one day used it tupon himself for
sore throat. Two applications were snfi.
cient to effect cure. He also used il ON
his little girl for sore throat with gratify.
ing success. The same child had scarlet
fever this winter which left the tcndous
of one leg much contracted. The litfe
prattlcr couldn't walk without assistance
and suffered much inconvenience and
pain. Several applications of St. Jacobs
Oil restored her limb to its normal condi.
:ica and g has not experienced any
tronhle since. DIR. Speck s,ates. thas he
has also seen the Oil act charmingly in
toothache. He thinks st. Jacobs OH is
asterling remedy, and does not hesitate to
recommend it for rheumatism, etc.
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stained note. and folding it grimly up
| went across to the hotel where his neph.
ew was staying.
"Well, laid" said he, ~ have offered
myself-myself mind, the richest man
in Louisiana-to to Adrienue Vail"
"Unclev"
Allan started to his feet. turning alter.
nateiy red and pale.
"And she has-refused me T.
The young man was deadly white
now. lie scarcely knew what he had
feared or hoped-he only felt the intense
relief Of knowing that Adrienne was
still true to him.
"My own true love-" he muttered be.
tween bis teeth "my little dark eyed
jewel If she had played me false, uncle,
believe should have been tempted to
commit suicide p
"Umph " grunted Uncle Bar
ney. "Loyc-ioye! How these young
people talk! And what, may / venture
to ask, do you expect TO live on?"
"I can work, Uncle Barney, for her
sake" said Allan, brayely.
"Very WE'LL" said Uncle Barney.
Lets go and tell her So"
Adsienne was looking lovelier than
ever, with flushed cheeks, eyes glittering
with excitement and rose.red lips.
"How is this, young woman % dcman.
ded Uncle Barnabas. Every one Mt
Atlantic City told me you were fortune
hunter. And yet I've offered you for.
tune, and you have up and down de-
clined it."
Because loved Allan bcttert han all
the gold Of California !" said Adricnne,
with drOoDinO eyelashes
Come here and kiss me. my dear.
not be afraid shall not make love to
you any more: I've lived to be sixty
years old without marrying, and
wouldn't wed the finest woman alive. II
you hadn't refused me, should have
run off to the Sandwich Islands to cs-
cape matrimony."
Adricnnc opened her lovely eyes very
wide
"Then why did you ask mc?" she
said.
Simply, my dear, to make certain
that you loved Allan for himself alone
not because he was the nephew of hi.
rich uncle. And Pm satisfied now p
"I do love him." said Adrienne, Will
tears in her eyes. "And l love you, too
Uncle Barney only in different sor
Of way"
"Tm quite satisfied, my dear" sale
Uncle Barnabas. "And | shall take i
upon myself to see that neither Of yol
perish of want"
So Adriennc Vail married rich" afte
all. Rich, not only in money and suga
plantations. but rich in love and tru
affection. Happy little Adriennc!
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Patents and Claims.

TTAVING formed copartnership with
Ii is. Duffie & Co., of Washington,
u. c., am prepared to prosecute promptly
all claims for Pensions, or increase OF Pen.
dren of soldiers who served in the war Of
1912, the Indian wars, the Mexican war, or
The late war. Also. Bounty, Back Pay,
Restoration to Pension Roll, Land War
Iants, and all other claims against u: D.
Patents secured for Inventions, Discoveries,
Designs and Trade Marks. No fee charged
except for preliminary examination unless
q Patent is obtained.
March ~ 1881 SO 1y
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Major.Gcn. Prince Rivers (colored J
formerly commander of the militia rof
South. SCarolihia with Headquarters at
Hamburg, under the Moses regime, ia
now night watchman at the Highland
Park Hotel. in Aiken. He captured bur-
glar the other night and put him in Jail.
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PRICES WILL TELl.
LANGLEY BROS.
1G4 KING STREET,

Ladies' Chcmise, soc, 75c, $lOO, SIPS up
Ladies Drawers, SOC, 75c, $1.O0, SLIPS up.
Ladies' Skirts. SOC, 75c, $l.00, $3.50 up.
Ladies' Gowns, 75c, S1.00, slips, $1.50 up.
Ladies' Dressing Sacques, 75c, 81 90 up.
Ladies' Corset Covers, SOC, 75c, $l.00 up.
Gents Shirts, to order, 75c, $l.OO, 81 30,
$1.75, $500 each.
Gents Drawers, SOC up.
Gents Drawers, to order, 75c, sl.OO. $1.25.
Gents Undershirts, 30c, 45c, SOC, 75c,
$1.O0, $1.50 and $500.
Standing Collars. 10c, 15c, zoe.
Folding Collars 10c, 15c, 20c.
Linen Cuffs 20c, 25c and Csc.
4 Great Bargain! Large lot Of Edgings,
from &c up. Large ioi of inseriings, froIn
SC up. Towels, SC up. Torchon Lace,
Swiss Embroidery, Linen, Cambria, Madraso
and Turkey Red Handkerchicfs. All OF
which will be sold Cheap.
Polite and attentive Ladies to wait in the
Ladies' Department.
Give us call and be convinced the Man
ufactory Is the place to buy Fine Goods
Cheap.
April 81, 1881 Al 1y
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LOVES CoNFYpENcE.-S'Tell what il
Is, darling,n he said taking her hand aud
drawing closer "don't keep anything
from mo-"
20, Eugcnel' she blushingly replied
But there ought to be no secret be-.
tween us, he. expostulated. 'TETrue love is
fhe very spirit of confidenee., f(l
1T something I've been going TO ask
you for some time.n
Then let me know It now,v he added,
Erdently, with tender pressure of her
hand.
.I viii, !" she said "lyhat is the best
cuFe for ccrns7n
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NoTICE FINAL SETTLEMENT.
0N The Undersigned, Guardian of Anna
+. Wardlaw, nee Duckworth, hereby gives
notice that he WILL on the 18th day Of Feb
ruary next, apply to the Judge OF Probate
OF Anderson County for Final Settlement
with las Ward, and for o final discharge
from said Guardianship.
w. Q. DUCKWORTH, Guardian,
Jan 10, 1882 81 Sc
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1882.
Harper's Magazine.
.ILLuSTEsATED.

Always varted. always good, ,alwaysimprovinz g.
CHARLES FhAscrs ADAMS, Jr
AdTper's Md1o.ine, the most popular illustrate
periodical In the world begins Its axty-fourh vol.
umo with tho December Number. 1t represents
what Is best in American literature and art and
Its marked success in Epgland-where It has al.
ready acirculalion larger than that Of any English
magazine Of the samo class--has brought into its
service the p.ost eminent writers and artists of
Great Britain. The forthcoming volumes for 1857
will In every respect surpass their predecessors.
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ThE STATE or SOUTH, cara: J. J
COUNTY or AHDRs s.s,; J. |.
COURT OF COngE9n19H E q 4

COURT OF C0szhzOH pTe..
Caroline Latil,er, PlainttfIy as.,,.s : s.-B S
Emily Jefferson, Adeline TSvis.s ASssSesa H,,,s
ME, Steward Haynfe, John HngnI,. .Aslt'a r.. rs
ME. Aoss heyofs and FranofS lfs,s., w, Ala ~
presept name unknown. ard y t,ae1 H,sJ
isnoan'a. sa = SsrnH'oas Jcr Relisj -; :. sspsa
To the Defendants, Rosia Ravn;,s = ~ 7s1s. !,
son. Adeline Taylor, Martin ally I~
Haynie, John Haynie, Allen Ii, sysis siHls eIssss
nntnovp nlI naS pan anS i%SrpsIly HayI e, p;ssss:
VOU are hereby summoned ara =
! syer the complaint In thlq =, y ssliel q
which La hled In the ofice OF tie f. - siiR . tIr
OF Common Pleas, ct Andezson r. iEIIk ~ g tax
serve copy OF your answer To fhs ~, 9, =, tlIs
on the subscriber at his ofice 49, TA oaarI,s
=. c, within twenty days after tSes sV:tss GS
exclusive OF the day Of ouch 1efyfess. syiea k1d
iaii 10 answer the complaint will ace
Aforesaid, the plaintiff iE this aetion m iSe II
thS court foF the relief deinandcd isu ~ ,sii,if
Dated 9th January. a. D; 1889. ~, 4
THOS. q rto..
i'AA''' H. L. 'ioohnRAo. Deputy G. {. 4
To the Defendants above pame6.
Take notice that tho Complaint an. ,INl5 ttsI
this action was hled iu the oilIes ~ N
the Court for Anderson County. q " y taa CstiiS
asy o. oc,Ion ,}Ianqasry a D. 1882 ana that ts "a
Real Estate Of Charles Fs,njj.se lon ana ana salssdS 4
settlement and division al ,ho essea,d IL,
heirs at law. No paTJonal claim Il ,s.s ssHasg
any Of you. Hsee IT,
THos. O. IIcov E
Van ~, 1882 o. sIisniid's Aisstss is:stsit L
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FERTILIZERS (!

GERMAN KANT, (direct inporta.
QT tiop.) Peruvian Guano, (direct from
the agent of the Peruvian Goyernment,)
Fish Guano, &c and per cent. Ammonia.
ted . Nova Scotia Land Plaster, South Car.
olina Ground Phosphate, (fine ground and
high grade,) for sale by
HERMANN 3UL"!NEIE
Kerr's Wharf. Charleston, =. Q.
Jan r. 1882 W 5m~
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Fresh Garden Seed.

lust RECEIVED, complete assort-
~ mcnt of Landrcth's and b. NJ. Ferry's
Garden Seed. Yellow and White Onion
Sets. No better Seed grown than above.
A. b. TOWERS & co.
Jan 20, 1882 &c 8.
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q. r. BROWN,

Practical Matchmaker & JeWeIteg.
DEPAIRING of fine complicated Time;
IN pieces speciality. Also, Diamond
Jewelry and fine Gold Jeweiry hard-soioer'
ed and color preserved.
He solicits share Of patronage, confident
of giving satisfaction. Locatei in front
corner of Mrs. Leaks Millinery Store,
Brick Range, Craytons' old stand.
Nov 0t 1881 q 3n
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THE INSPIRATION FOoLIsHNEss.-- =
Inspiration theories seem TO receive but
cold comfort in this practical age. The
charge of Judge Depuc, of New Jersey,
who is said to be one of the ablest jurist
in that State, in the Graves murder case,
disposes Of such pleas III business like
way that lovers Of justice may we'll ad.
mire. Ho charged the jury that in q de-
fense Of insanity the burden of proof
reats on the accused TO show his mental
unsoundness, the law presuming every
man to be sane, rs it does that every ac-
cused man is innocent Of crime, until the
contrary is proved. Emotional insanity,
beginning OH the eve 0f The criminal &C:
and ending when it is Consummated, he
declared TO be doctrine rejected by the
law, which regards insanity rs disease oi
the mind implying fixedncss and continu.
ance of mental condition. "The doctrine
Of moral insanity" he said, ''as defense
to criminal accusation has been repudi-
ated by mn almost unbroken current OF
decisions, IA hostile to the principles OF
law and tho welfare of society" Nor
according to the decision of Judge Dc.
pue, does the law require as tho condition
for responsibility the possession of ones
faculties in full vigor. The mind may
have become weakened through vice OF
other causes, but 30 long as there remains
tho capacity to distinguish between right
and wrong, the person is legally respon.
sible for his acts. The jury took the
same common sense view Of tho facts as
the Judge did OF the law, and brought in
verdict Of murder in the first degree.
Where n man ia clearly and conclusively
de nonstrated to be insane, he should net
be held responsible for his acts, no mat.
ter how grave or calamitous they may bo
in their result; but the plea of insanity,
like charity. may be made to cover a
multitude of sins, and the growing ten
dency OH the part of criminals to seek
protection under it deserves to be checked
promptly and decisively.
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Hardware, &c.

TF you want anything in this line, reuafr-
L antee that can please you. Be stire
that you see my goods and get my prices
before making you- purchases.
October 6, 1881 Is
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the STATE OF SOUTH cAR0llel1
COUNTY OF ANDERsos. Z y I
COURT OF CODqMOy ,,v.

A. E. Rice and 7. L. Clink,cales, a, rre..,,.
last VII and Testament Of Ams1i,h si,as aIl
Rice, Katie II. WoodalI, William To.aies n aies Ens
Fannie Elizabeth Rice, Mary Ksia 49, ~,
John J: Mcfarland, Lewis 8. LeTeret tis Nc *
Leverette. Defendanfs.-H Hialu,,a, q, ~
pldirf not Served. wv 1cgi.gt-Q5
To the Defendants Edwin C. Ric. e.,
Katie II. Woodali, William Noses 2r.daA s,Taas't
ME Elizabeth Rice, Mary Kate iT;Si;a1fs n
:. Mcfarland, Lcwis g. Levere!tss stseia sss y !
VOU are hereby summoned and t,,r,.. ~
l. 9wer the compliant in thss issxs;ass xss;asa tn
Is aied In Tho ofice Of the Clerk ci -. ~ y
OF Common Pleas, at Anderson c. W.a ~ . g;
oerve copy OF your answer TO the rai3
the aubocribern OF their ofsce, Andersos 3 &
within twenty days after the SERVES 49,, =,
eive ofthe day Of geryice; and IL yog III is
this COMPLAINT within the tirie aios-;.ta.s ~
I'M In this action will apply to fho fSssS,
relief demanded In the Complaint. f'~n H'i4
Dated Anderson c. II, 8. G., Dece,ah,, a, -
MURRAY & MDRRlY ~
PlalntiaE Atisl.,.,.,, 8
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&?Cn we az. 312 day at home ertilym,s. ~.
"' @outF zee. Address TRUE Co, InSii,i1
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Anderson c. H., 8. C., Dec .,1t1 q. issI. Atsi' q

To the Infant Defendants, Fannie Elir,A,ts n.
Mary Kate Mcfarland, John J. IcParSssi !,
Lewis s. Leverette: -''o-i' .
Take notice that unless you procure the ,,,.i.
ment Of Guardian I'D litem, g appear ma ~ ~
TINS THIS, asHon tta on your 6shali within .Eeli g
the Plaintiffs will mako application to t6sr!!s
for an order appointing some suitnb,e and ~
tent person Guardian ad liteln fSr Won " (
thorizing and directing him 10 appear All 4ts
the above entitled action on. youf hehEli al {
such other and further relief na NAY b p,i. = :
Dec. 22nd, 1881. Plaintiff1 Atta,,,,,,A
Jan b, 1881 %
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fsEALl JOHN w. DAHIEIs, C. g 81 : AAaEr'I "a

To the pefendar Is:
Take notice that tho Complaint IN ih,, a..
iose.aer os copy Sah eee 19e sSmIT5Gn Io5 Of ghh
Of the Court of Common Pl,ss fSr n, y Ss,v.t VI
County. in the State OF South Cstciis.a 49, y I,
22nd day OF December, A. D. 1851. ana ,t.. e Y
object Of this aetion IA to conarm lhs ri -, w
kea1 sma1sh Estate Rca os s.1esTood Rice dsce ii
with the heirs Of Fleetwood Rice Tor a. ,s.,.
proceeds OF sale or said Real Estate y 'saas as
MURRAY & MURRAY
Planting Aiiefs,7n,
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Columbia and GPeenviile RallI
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.

On and after Monday, Dec. 10, 1881. nsEs;
road Will be run daily, Sundays ezeep'ta.,, b
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2urembnrger In Yaris.

Die Sur. @uBstte" bat gu usridisbsnsn
WaIsn @slsssnbsit ssbabt, ibrsn 9sisrn
ibsr BITE 8iIouns zines llntsrfisanssusr'
Gins Der 2ursmburser tn Puris einis.s NIT
sutbstIsu. Bon benz Gage an, no Ssr@sban
&c sefaBt uaro, bic 8ilouns zines 0srsins
unter 2urenbursern anbuiirebsn, nat IS Die
eur Sa,stte" tn Der 9aion tbrsS wsr'
tbeu &:battsurs. BITE nit Dem sr6Btsn Sn
t~srsfs benz lansiamsn absr fistisen Sort
i9rstten bss Deteines folsts. Bersits DOT
mebr ais SubIesfrif war ss, bamalS als
bic Bilbuns zines 9e,sins nod In 9s.
burtsusbsu lag unb bic W6slidtsit bss
acknowledgements bisies lntsrnsSmsns
pon 8ieIsn bsSusifsIt purbs. ba mar ss
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rembursii1sn Ssu6ltsruns benz fb bill.
bsnbsn 8ersine iber ben Ocean ein berBlt
DIES sind auf" burlsf.
Die bsfnitips BiIbaus bss vtlnteriii,.
sunssuereins" III, ba bic Ysrsths i~iaiutsu
Ho1 INNER In ben Bureaus Der Yoli,si.
prdfsttur Iisgsn. nod nidt m6slid gene
len. Die nSibissn Sdiitts 1nb sstban
uorbsa. um bic 4nnabms bsrislbsn pon
Ssitsn Der frans6fi4en Rssisruus su srs
Iansen. uno bic ltebsuoue aufnabme uub
Bsrldt4tisuus. bic ben 9ursmburssrn
oils Rsprdisntanten Der santen lur mbur
sii5sn Ssu0Itsruns In Yiris su Etsil
uurSs. IdBt nidt ausin buffsn. baB b,sisI.
ben pislsiSt In ben srftsn Eassn idou bic
gsissli1e autortiaiion erbaltsn, ~ionoetn
oab hte Yslsins ftatutsn islbit pou Ssttsn
Der Rssisrung tsins beoeutsnes lInssifal
tung srIsiSsn ps,bsn.
Der @soants, sinsn llatsrfiSunssusr'
elm fur 9arsmburssr In paris ~ srlnosn,
baiirt nidt uou s~siisrn bsr. 81 usri6ie
bsnen 3sitsn bat nan ldon usriubt, stnsn
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our Bilouns zines iol4su 9srsins Smo
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ai4t tanntsn, ME man gum 3Iele 8slans
gen Tonne, ist ss. buB. iobalo bic eriten
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Sefst(&-SuxemBars

I'm b sr tlniperftdt 9Smsu bat Ssrr
y. @rosnarb uou Saran1p isiu aufnOb.
mssramsn, 5srr ST Bourgeois BON Rsuf'
tateau isin tlsbsrsansssramsn unb S.rr
) y Saoot feline lsste Yrlfuns OILS Sa'
senieur nit ausr ausbsi4nuns ~bsffaueen.
gu 9atripaI bra9 am IL. 0opsm'
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Isste BITE brsi @sbdubs ess Germ ". 3.
gtesune, s SIarcois uno 5 SourbanSe
in Iite. Au9 oas Wobilias usIbrannte.
Die Ssrluits fino 1000 5rs., absr bur4
IL, 900 5rs Snf4sruns Ssostt.
Am l. Ropsmber wurbs auf Der
im Sau bss,iffeuen @iisnbabn Don aibls
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l8snbsr @Ios psri4itist, Wan Cub i'm
slsi4 aus, irOsrsm CAB CT nd4iisn Cages
oen Seilf cut. Oerlsl5s bmislldBt etne
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SER 9. 5. Osbeau, stnsm alien
Witgliebs hsr p:rmartu!su 9sputc'io1 bsr
3 oDinS 1T stne B~eniion pon 8l5 Urancs
pr Sabr bswiaiSt wOrSsn.
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WiiFordre bssunnen ibr iduisriaes But
untsr ben Subiane.u. 8le anfdns. ma
rem ni6t ermutbisenb ano 60 beburfte Der
sanssn @nsrsis unb Gufopferuus Der WtI.
fiondre anb ibrss Sibrers UNI aus3ubars
rem.
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Batter RUBIN aus Nnsabsn pon sinseInsn
Seefabrsrn unb aus sissner Bsoba1tung
bte Soee seuonnsn, baB Californian n6to
LTD NIT benz 5eilIanbe sufamm.nbdnss.
Gr bsidIoB, bic Sa1e ia unteriu9sn.
Wdbrenb feline Wit5ribsr TN iibIiten unb
mittIsren GbstIe bss Qanbes Wiiionen ere
ri1teten unb bas %bssonnsre Wert fortiss
ten, udblte Batter &lbu einise Subiansr
unb SSifslsute aus. unternabm NIT ben,
felben stne an W%ibielistsitsn unb @ntbeb
runssn rsite Rsiis ibsr bic Berae, fGQts
Bdume, transportirte bas 9ols an bic
Rifs, baute Elm Subrseus, bas ct ,Gri'
unpb bee RrsuSss" n%annte, unb ma9te
nit biefem unpoutommsnen S&if: eine
NIT @sfabren alsr Art pstbunbsns Ruub:
reiie In ben au1 fur ben bsftsn Sselabrer
8dnbIi9 unbetannteu @sDdfsrn bss Coils.
Batter Ribn entbtdte ben &io NsaI unb
balb na&bsr ben Colorado Riusr. gr
feste ibsr ben Iesteren Slug unS bsfanb
f1nb au ieiner llsbsrrai9uns unb Srsubs tn
Californian: feline Sose war bsitdtist unb
feline mdbieIise @ntbedunssreiie nit gr'
fcIg setlSnt.
BON bieiem 3sttpantts an brdnste Batter
Gibn bic Wilfonen nod Norbsn unb
babute ben Wes fur BITE nod tommsnbsn
@sueratiopen. Or wibmete f9 Der 81.
fiauns ieines auf osH, 8rantsnbette abse.
Isstsn 9sIibbes NIT uolsr 5iussbuns,
unb wdbtenb er ieinen seifisen SHI9tes
OILS Wtifsndr trsu unb septfenbaft mad:
Tam, fanb Ct In ieinen, enersii8en, uuter.
nsbmenbsu, NIT auBsrorbsntIi9er Snteut
8en3 ausssfattetsn Wllen nod ben SIM:
pulls unb bis &taft sur gntbeduus unbss
FAINTER Diif1iite. Batter Ribs ftarb i'm
Sabre ITO. (B. BIZ
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-12-05
0rauiamfeit proteftantii3er
N6Toudre.

Wus Sisrra 2sone wirb ssmsIbst, baf
bic flaberen protsfantiidsn Wiifondr,
Us. &. Sobn pnb Sobn Biaiams iammt
tbren Srauen am l2. September bss Iobt.
fllaass zines iunaen einbeimii4en Wdo'
dens i'm Sabre 1877 in 0aitaba, am Nt
ara SIufs, iduIois befunbsn wurben. @r'
iisrsr, ber idon ls Wonate In llntsrius
dunssbaft ssusien, wu,bs gu lsA. Dils
liams ~ 20 uno 6rau Sobn gu Bust Sab.
rem Su1tbaus usrurtbeilt. Die 8srur
tbsiltsn batien bas unslidltds Wdb6sn 70
fdIe&t bsbanbslt, baB oafsIbe tn Seslei
tuna zines anoern Jtdb9eus fortified. Dis
Sli9tlinse uurben aber sinsebra4t. @un
Iiesen bic ,Wtaondrs1 bic beiben Wdb5en
Riden on &idsu Suiammsnbinbsn unb
priaelten ie bann 70 ba,barii4, baB bic
i1n9lldlitsn, tn ibrem SIute l4wimmsno,
obnmdttis su BObsn farttsn, NO lie fun
bsnIaua, obue WaNsr unb ben sIlbenben
StrabIsn Der Come %ausssisst, IiessH
blisben, pabrsnb bar @rb0buns ibrer
Dual nod pfsffsr In ibre Wuneen setts'
ben mnrbe. Das cine Wdpdeu srIag iei!
men Wunbsu, has anbsre srbolte fia pts'
Der. GroS aaer B%smlbunssn, bic Sads
Al psttulten, wurbs bisislbs rudbar ; bod
sos fid bic llntsrlu9uns In bic 9dnss, ba
e. duBerf i4wieris mar, 9sussn au betom'
men. Nur Der @asr9is zines Srn. Saar.
troop seIans ss enoIi4, bic unSebsusr
sur Strafs bu brtn8sn.