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The Russellville Democrat., 1882-12-07
R. B. WILSON & CO.,,
 REAL ESTATE AGENTS,
RUSSELLyILLE,

RUSSELLVILLE, ARK Special attention given to Probate and Chancery business, and the col. lection of claims.
 The following are few of the val. uable lands and town property that have come into our control in tho course of our business and which VII offer for sale at very reasonable pri. ces:
 One nice cottage containing five rooms with over one acre of land delightfully."- located in the town of Russellville. A good barn and other out houses, also two wells of excel lent water.
 One good house well finished, with 5 rooms and lot, conveniently loca- ted near the business portion of town. Good well, barn, etc.
 Several vacant lots in the town of Russellville, we'll and beautifully To- cated for residences, lying in differ ent portions of the town.
 Eighty acres of good land F miles east of Russellville, we'll improved with fine residence containing 8 rooms, splendid barn, fine young orchard and B acres in good state of cultivation. In splendid neigh borhood. All the improvements first class.
 80 acres about 3t miles S E of town, about 20 acres in cultivation. Small residence. Very cheap.
 60 acres ofgood land adjoining the. town of Russellville. 35 acres in good state of cultivation: good resi- dence, well, barn and other out hous. es.
 80 acres 5 miles northeast of Rus. sellville. About 40 acres in cultiva. tion, dwelling etc. Good land. Best watered place in the county. Very cheap.
 200 acres 2i miles South of Pstts Sta- tion on L. R. & F. S. R. R. 80 acres in cultivation. Coed dwelling. Barn 30x20, two stories high, two cribs, 3 stables, COW house, never failing wells. In first-class neighborhsod, convenient to school and churches. Land first-class hill and creek bottom. A very desirable place and offered very cheap.
 The above are 8 few of the lands and town property in our hands for sale. The titles to all of which are perfec. and without shadow. Call on or address
 R. B. WILSON & Co.
 Russellville. Ark.
The Russellville Democrat., 1882-12-07
A Hungry Man.

The man who cleaned out first class restaurant in Boston the other day and then tried to come the Gan nibal'' on the colored cook, had been using Swayne's Pills, the best medicine known here below composed of concentrated valuable juices of plants. They are undoubtedly the best and safest Purgative, Aperient and anti bilious medicine known. 25 cts. per box, 5 boxes Sl,O0. Try them.
The Russellville Democrat., 1882-12-07
A scheme that Didn't Work.

A Harlem small boy whose soul was filled with visions of future greatness, and whose memory was stored with scenes in which dogs had goae mad from the addition of artificial extentions to their tails, tried the experiment of tying a tn can to the most subsequent depart ment of goat. The animal looked gratefully upon the eager lad and then slowly and solemnly devoured the can. New York Tribune.
The Russellville Democrat., 1882-12-07

Many statesman look upon a morn- ing cocktail as constitutional amendment.--New Orleans Picayune.
 ''Woman- the crown of creation" Ancient Writer. "Uneasy lies the head that wears crown."--Evans- ville Argus.
 "The squash eyed clam who runs the rotten breathed wind bag"--is the way one western journalist calls 8 brother editor
 Another man has been killed by tobacco in New York. A hsgshead of it rolled over him.--Boston Con- mercial Bulletin.
The Russellville Democrat., 1882-12-07
Lumber. Lumber.

Rough and Dressed Seasoned Lumber Of all kinds in quantities to suit pur- chasers. Prices reasonable. Mill To- cated five miles from Piney Station, l.. K. & Els. Ky. Orders by mail prompt ly filled. gE Postoffice address. Berlin, Johnson Co.,, Ark. H. c. SAPISGroN,
 Proprietor.
The Russellville Democrat., 1882-12-07

In land of history: They do say that tne first question asked by 8 deacon visiting Egypt was "Now, what were the real facts of the Poti- phar scandal?-Boston Post.
The Russellville Democrat., 1882-12-07
For Sale.

A first-class farm with all modern improvements, Houses. Barns, Grapes and other fruits. Situated one mile east of Russellville. Will be sold very low. Apply Ut once to
 J. T. WHARTON,
 RussellvIlle Ark.
The Russellville Democrat., 1882-12-07

Those people who want to know why printers call the boy the "devin can readily bring themselves to un- derstand 1t by employing boy for a few days.--Boston Post
The Russellville Democrat., 1882-12-07
''ll''7''''7'7'7 To the Pubiic.

All persons indebted to this office for subscriptions, advertising or job work are respectfully requested to come for ward and settle.
 DEMOCRAT PRINTING Co.
The Russellville Democrat., 1882-12-07
TERMS:
Wanted.

An a1tive young man in every tswn- ,hip in Pope County to solicit subscrip- ions to the DEMOCRAT. To the right parties liberal commission will be paid. For further particulars apply at he office of the
 DEMOCRAT PRINTING Co.
The Russellville Democrat., 1882-12-07
THE LEADING STATE PAPER!
The only paper ir the State that publishes FULL ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES
 and
 FULL MARKET REPORTS.

it reflects daily all the important happenings at the state Capital, and reaches its state sub- sseribers with ALL THE NEWS twenty -four hours in advance Of the daiiies of any other city. Address: THE GAZETTE,U
 Little Rock, Ark
The Russellville Democrat., 1882-12-07
SE CURE 4 Ho ME { LANDS!
 LANDS!!
 LANDSll,

The Little Rock X Ft. Smith Railway |. offering for sale in tracts to suit pufebasnaOsF nOF hp vU hole af their Iuagnlfeant "osefs,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-04-13
The New Spring Bonnet,

The bulk Of the importations offspring
millinery consists Of very large bonnets
and larger round hats than any worn
last summer. yet there are also pokes of
medium sizes, cabriolct gypsics, and
very small capotcs. The large pokes
have square fiat crowns with very far
ing fronts, and many have the middle
Of tho brim rolled back toward the
crown, or else they are rolled all along
tho edge to give coronet effect. The
wide front Of these bonnets is further en-
largcd by their strings being set so far
back that the crown is tied flat against
the head, and the brim thrown forward
md outward. Fine straw is the mate
rial for such bonnets in preference to
chip, which is only found in black bon
nets and hats. Very few pure white
s,raws are seen. the preference being
given to ccru and Manila tints that arc
almost rs dark rs tan-color. These arc
shown in the genuine Manila brads,
Tuscans Milan Straws that are made in
England, and the fine English split
straws that are as light in weight rs
chips Dark straws of the strong Milan
braids will be chosen TO match costumes,
and are shown in all the shapes in dark
green, garnet, olive, brown, etc, The
small capotes with coronct front, or
with the brim rolled upward all around,
will DO the first spring bonnets worn in
city streets, especially in dark colors
corresponding with the dress, but the
great pokcs and picturesque round hats
will he chosen for midsummer at the
watering-places and country resorts.
The rough straws for travelling and gen.
eral wear are made Of porcupne braid
of smoother quality than that introduced
last year, and with luster like satin;
these will be most used in dark c0lors.
especially red, blue or green. For gar.
den hats are Leghorn flats, with pleated
brims edged with straw pleating that is
embroidered in colors. Manis hats
have colored facings Of Belgian straw
inside the brim, thus bringing bccom-
ing color next to the face, and doing
away with the necessity for lining.
Other hats Of very largo Gainsborough
shape have straw ruche on the edge of
the brim. OF all the large shapes the
poke with rolled front meets with most
favor from dealers; when trimmed with
great cluster OF feathers directly on
top, it recalls precisely the bonncts of
100 years ago. after which II is modelled
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-04-13
Hints for q Damn Season.

Baths are refreshing in such seasons.
Clothes should be worn warm, but not
heavy and thick. Light woolens are tho
best for wear for these close seasons. As
we have said before, be sure to have
such layers Of materials, that the moist
atmosphere does not penetrate to tho
skin and that the outer one absOrbs II.
But nothing is more important in such
o season than light food. Heavy. greasy
dishes cannot be digested, and the blood
becomes fevcrish.
A moderate amount OF meat is sutli-
cient; much fish, poultry, game, where
1t can be afforded, plenty of vegetables
and fruits. Soups are very good dishes
In such weather, nourishing stews, stew
ed fruits, light buildings. Warm food
is necessity, for IL in damp weather
the system does not get warmed, chills
follow and sickness also. Tea Is very
welcomes; it rcfrcshes and stimulates the
nervous system. particularly in the after
noon. We never shall recommend it
for the midday meal. Any kind ofmild
drink is better for that than tea. BE
careful with your bread and hot cakes.
Corn and buckwhcat cakes can be soon
er digcsted than wheat cakes; for them
the quick cooking is not sufficient, and
they lie in the stomach and give much
work.
II you should have desire to be bless
ed with malaria, or fever, or indigestion,
or loss Of appetite, just keep all your
windows and doors shut, have heavy
curtains at the windows, and the rooms
filled full with furniture; sit by the stove,
and rush out occasionally; live on rich,
greasy dishes, drink heavy wines, and
do not take your meals regularly. You
will succeed.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-04-13
The Dirtiest City in tho World.

Naples is the largest city in Italy
nearly twice rs large rs any other
within fifty thousand miles of Chicago;
and this dense multitude live and move
and have their being in huddlcd hives.
from which they swarm like bees. This
Is believed to be their only resemblance
TO bees. They are rs lazy rs they arc
dirty. A Ncapoltan's idea Of heaven
Is 70 sit on the drivers seat and crack
the whip over the head of q Gothic
horse. He seldom strikes the horse, but
cracking the whip isa special accom-.
plishment in Naples, ns mosaics are OF
Florence. In only two things have l
ever seen q Neapolitan display any Wig
or--cracking his whip and scratching
his back.
Dirty. the NeapolitNn is the dirticst
living creature. Ninc-tenths of the pco-
pie on tho street look ~ II they had
worn their clothes for years, and expect
ed to wear them without washing till
they drop of. They are generally Of
some hempen stuff, or tow cloth, once
white. One garment seems TO DO con-
sidercd enough, and two q superiority.
Many OF tho workingmcn nro con-
stantly seen going about their shops and
even In the streets with nothing on but
a pair Of trowscrs, and | saw one stop
IN q crowded street and deliberately
take or his trowscrs to look for flea.
Boys from eight to twelve, entirely
naked, may be seen walking lcisurcly
through tho streets for blocks to tho
bath-houSe, | never saw so many chill
dren without scrap of clothing on
them in my life as within week; and
Il Is real shock to the moral sense OF
The members Of u vacation party. late
tom land where modesty is regarded
~ virtue,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-04-13

A South Carolina negro has been doing
a profitable business with q monograph.
He put one Of these talking instruments
inside rude figure of . devil, and at
tached n spring in such manner that
tho cylinder would rcvolve on being
started without the use Of crank. Thus
provided, he set up as a fortunc-teller.
The negroes had never heard Of phon-
ograph, and its voice filled them with
superstitious awe, particularly when the
seer, having drawn from his dupes some
Information on the subject Of their calls
and filled the machine with astonishing
answers, make il speak oracularly.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-04-13
CONSUMPTION.

Owing to a popular idea that "a remedy said to
cure variety OF malndies should be treated with
caution. II not ru-picion, the inventor hesitatcd
some time In placing II before the public; but from
the gratifying assurance by great Lumber Of the
rare vitalizing and health renewing prOpertie. Of
his preparation OF Ilypophosphtes, under q ysre.
ty of circumstances he IL equally satisfied that
these fleets secured by Its use, that Its action
is pcculiarto his preparation, and that COnsump-
ton Is not only durable, hut, up to certain stage,
Is as easily controlled as most other organic dis.
eaees
While II n the aim OF the inventor TO convey In
formation 10 such ~ require his Hypophosphes.
IL II hs firm beliefth that ts use will be valuable to
all who desire long life or who are struggling for
health With fifth hnsed npon the experience Of
twelve years, he would not despair of restoring
patient suffering from the above named disease,
even though reduced to very low state and not
complicated by actual organic loss.
FLINT, Mich, May 10th. 1881.
Desr Sir. Allow me to say that esteem your
"Hypophoaphites" most highly and for those en-
gHt ed in Professions which draw largely on the
nervous system Il invalu able. have uscd 1t my.
self with the most satptac DRY resu II and have In
trOduced II to u large number Of my people
REVEREND X. W. HARE,
Pastor st. Mchael's Catholic Church.
For Sale by all Druggists
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-04-13

Persons DESTROYS of learning insect
life should Interview the bee. Ho can
slwSys give You n point.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-04-13
GREAT GERM DESTROY Err.
DARBY'S
Prophylactic Fluid I!
SIN ALL POX
II r ADICAT y ID

" IZzLII111I -
COIltagiOn DESTROYED.
Sick rooms purified and
made pleasant
Fevered and sick per
sons relieved ana re.
fresncd by bathing
with prophylactic
Fluid added TO the
water.
Soft white compilations
secured ny It's use In
bathing
Impure air made harm
less and purified by
rpriDkling Darby's
Fluid about.
To purify the breath,
cleanse the teeth, II
can't be surpassed.
Catarrh relieved and
cured.
Rrysipclas cured.
Burns relieved instsntly.
Scars prevented.
Removes OIL unpleasant
rdOrs.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-04-27
sSi;r Ste 9amen.

Welde unsebeure 3ustraft Oas ele=
sallte Woeewaarenselddft bes Serrn 6.
Us Of On auf uniere Damenrpelt aus
ibt, capcn fann man ii9 tdsli4 unb
itinblia iber5eusen; Dos 9ofal ilt fprts
,rdbrena unseiilt nit adufern unt a(le
serlaiisn buiielbe aufrieoen NIT benz ab,
seidlcfenen 9aacel. Was Serr Bolf>
ipn teionoers berperbeben nSdte, 1T, baB
er in bieier Saiion beionbers in allen
arten bon SleiperitoIien ales iiberbietet,
mas je bier seieben Ooer gum Serlaui
ansebcten murbe. Die Wfrlter fins neu,
elegant uno NIT ie!tanen, @eidmad ses
wdblt; Yreiie maBis. Das WSbeGaser
miro tastasli4 perpOllfdnoist unb bietet
Jest cine auswabl, Uie man lie in irsenb
e'nem MSbelseihiit pes gicroens nidt
-reldbaltiser finoen fann. 8er Bel Serrn
Is olficn feline gintduic madt, ipart
@elc, bas 1T cine erwieiene &batiudae.
15,4,t6uplm.
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; Giir 9Iflea neinrnt
(5prtisbuGs frIsi }

Sir sllles seiorst. Wenn bic
Queue, rorauS bas Sinh feline er1te Nab,
runs iaust, entweber perliest pSer nut
unseniiseno ndbren0e Wild liefert, 70 III
bod bgrd einen un;mcifelbaiten griae
Der Muttermild balir selOsst, baB bas
Sinh sur ardftisteit selansen fam,
Ourd Rrdftisfeit pirb es am lideriten
sesen pielerlsis baS Ginoesalter befallenz
be Qeieen bewabrt. Dielen un,weifel=
baften Griae bietet 0aeultabters
. eu ii DIES Sinbermebl pibO>
trppbinel tpsldes aus sleiden 8eltano=
tbeilen mle Wsutterlnild Sniammenseieet
1T. Sc pient ale Speiie ees Ninoes rcr
mie nan ber GntwDbnuns, icpie ais
Elm Nahrunssmittel fir SraRfe unb @es
neienbe, oeren Wasen fir baS 9erbauen
feiterer Speiien au fdpaG ware. in
alien Npot9sfen iar 80 Geats bic 8aaIe
III baben.
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Schront &c SD.

Gin @eidaitslrful, bas fortwab=
renb nit Gunoen ansefaut 1T, 1T eas Der
Serren Sdram & Sc, Sie 8erfduier
uno Sertduf ferinncn baben aue Sdnoe
poa 5u tbun uno bic Yadste, bic aus sem
Stpre setrasen mereeu. ltne sabuO8.
Wfit Gedt erfreaen ftd bic Ssrren gro
ber Rcpularitat, bsnn iie linb nidt nnr
aufnerfiame uno liebenswiircise, lunbern
aud unternebnenbe gno eneraiide @e-
idlftsleHte, bic itets alien anoeren porous
ltnb uno ibren Sunoen ilumer etwas
gteues, oa5 Seite unp Mpsernlte, bieten
tSnnen, Qas Sanittp aareusDeparte.
pent 1T fir bic Saiicn pieoer auEerors
bentlid rei6baltis aussenattet uno ma.
mentll9 in aleloeritOfen iintet man al
lerlieblte Sa4sn, Sang belonoer8 mSd.
ten plr aber pie Dameu aui bic bStj,
els8anten Slte auflnertiam MAIDEN, bic
bon funltfertisen 9anten i'm Store anaes
Isrtlst werpen Terner auf ben aro6en
Sprratb bon Shuben, VrCmenaoe nnb
Sauslduheu. Serren finoen mrberne
an3aoe auer 8rSBen gu ndBisen Yrei.
len. Gs beSablt li6, BEL Sdram & So.
nad Ptellen gu frasen, ebe man anbers=
mo fault.
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y tn S au i'm a IN Der
uuterfabt.

Dem burtt. ein letbenbes mnb fdreienbes
Sino mebrere NdAte Der @6laf aeraubl
ipuree uno Der gu Der ltsber3eusuns ae.
lonste, bab Mrs. Wtnsluws @outtina
Ssrup 8eraoe oer Nrtitel Isi, bei7en er fiji
oas &tno benotbiste, faufte einens s8orratt
oaoon. @ls er mad SauIe fam unb 1einer
Trau baSon Wittbeiluns. mahte, tpeiaerts
lte ith, bem &inoe BON Dem 0staufteu ,u
perabretdsn, ta 1e cine Mnbdneerin ber
3omOopatbts tuar. Die ndd1s Naat
tparos wlsber i&lafIos Ssrtradt. Nls eer
Water an naARen Sage naA 6au1e fam,
tano er bas 8ino ihleater als ie, uno ba
ct abertnals cine fhlaFo1e NaAt befiird.
tfte, ssraereidte CT rpatrenb cer Mbwef.n,
belt isiaer 6rau benz Riate eine pprtion
oss Ssrup unb iaste ntdts bapon. Die
yfaht barauf fhlief Qaes mobl unb Der
tletne Stbreier erwdhte am Moraen mlt
bstterm 8eiIdt. Die Muttsr mar erfreut
uber ofn plobltAen uunberbaren @edftl
uno obpobl ite fA 3uerf teleieiet fa9lte,
ais tie Nufflaruns erbielt, iette fe ben.
NOD ben @sbrah bes @yrups fort.
Sarsienoe Rtnber unb falaaole gadte
ltno tbr jest unbefannt. Cine ein,slue
prObe nit Dem Syrup bat nod bas Qsi.
ben tsoss &inbcs unb bas gcrurtbesl ber
Muttsr bsFest. Sa alien Qpptteten ~
paesn; 20 Gents bic 6laide.
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feline Sal6waiten urbar MAIDEN, flare
entidlo0ene SSpfe, bic feline inDufrieaen
Shlfaquellen ausnueen.
Sa,nra mebr alS bas friides g(ut,
I'M ben Stamm ber Serflmmerten Danz
tees aufSufriiden; fraftise @lemente, um
auf alien @ebieten pereoelnb ein5uptrfen.
Oafir pirb Nmerifa ietneri eitS banf'
bar iein. Wirb, penn bic alte @rntef fuae
mieberfebrt, aus ieinen Scrn< uno Tleiidz
aamn,ern Spenben lenben. Biro ben
@elidtsfreiS ber Yettern briiben erweie
tern. Seine @rtinbun9en uno gntoedun=
gen mitt9etlen. (Gmerlfa.)
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9enti1lamb uno M,merifa.

Wenn aud bic @ladpanide, bic bei
8Olenbuns BON giientabnen pber 9eles
srapbenliniea ipnli aussetauidt mers
ben, tpents bepeuten; Die Bel bet gouen=
ouns Der beutl6 .amerifanilden aatelz
perbinouns beeeuten bod @tmas.
sd freue mid iebr = telesrapbirte
Safer Wilbelm = -baB i'd Sbnen Serr
YraNeent meine sthuuns iiber bic
Ynllenbuns Der erlfen unmittelbaren
9rabtlinie 3miiden Deutialanb uno
Gmerifa ausbriiden fann. gines Wertes,
bur4 weldes bic freunbihaitliden Sez
siebunsen 5wiiden ben beiben Ratipnen
perltdrft iperoen birften !"
pgoa lebbafter Yeiriebisung - anti
wortete barauf prdiibent Nrtbgr -babe
i'd bic gctidaIt gursr Maieitat .mpfans
gen. W}it benz sanaen 8olte ser Ser.
Staaten, bon BEN Elm 10 GROCER Gbeil
ba9eim bic teutide 3unse reoet, tbeile
i4 baS Versnisen lber bic 8cllencung
Der neuen VerbInounsslinie unb pas Ser.
trauen, baB bieIelbe pa,u bisneg taire,
bic freunbiGaitliden Be3iebunsen ami.
i&en' Deuti6lanb uno Nmerila gu for
bern, Veslebunsen, bic id germ pflesen
unp permebren mSdte."
WaS waren beibe 9teiae bod nod Dor
wenigen, pOr elf Sabr,ebntenl
amsrifa elm 9dunein unSufriebentr
faledtbepSltcrter Gclenien unb Deutia.
lamb elm Sammellurium ben Staaten
bic nit chamber aiat ielten in bittereu
Streite lasen.
9ril6en beieen feblte eS ni1t nur ali te
| lestepbiidsr, ioneern aud an seiltisel
8erbinouns. Sapan uno 0fuBlano tonu
ten elnaneer faum fremeer segenater
| ftebn!
unb bsute? Sinp Deutl6lanp uni
Gmerifa in sepiiier Be3iebuns bic mad
tighten nno anSeiebenlten 0iside be-
Welt. Wfit einanoer perbunben, nidt al
lein ourd gelesrapteu uno Dampfer
9inien. iqnosrn nielnebr eurd seiliis
Danbe mannisTader Mrt.
Der Grunb bierpOn liest in Der nab
reuo oieies Sahrbunperts lid poQ3ie9en
ben gSlfermanberuns.
llnb neil oieie nriade meter pirft
neil oas - Waneern" niGt aGein pei
oeutidsn MdasrS. tonbsrn fort llno for
bes srOeen seutlden Yoltes Qult 1T
mereen Die neutrality-suspicious. unr be'
A!ten Wilhelm erfillt werben.
7 Sedsmalbunberttaule Deutf6e -
meinen Sitli6e Blitter bcue
mad ben Ser. Stuaten fpmmen GrS
B:r waren aud bic Sdaaren oer 6ranfel
nidt, bic baS SfbeintbQl. ooet bic be
qcnsoRarcen bic baS Geltii6e Oberitu
lien, pdbrenb beS rterten unb Iinftel
Sabrbunoerts, bianen Subresfrilt iiter
futbeten.
On erbilt 2tmerita feibioe Sdnpe. BIZ
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unb isbt, mo- er taum Dreibis 1T, sleid
er mir, pab ale Welt fd baruber nun:
bert. g4ie fnben Sie oas2
sd finoe es febr besreifid, ermitert'
Nanni nit erobem gadorud.
getdt tpabr? rief bic 2aob. sic fiiblen,
bab es 10 iein mub, oab es nitt anbers
leiu lam. Ntsr webbalb fam es MIDI
auoers isin2 Sd min es Stnen iasen;
neil ih @neraie babe - bas 1T es.
sic tatte Wannis banb ldnslt losse=
laHen, lebnte fd jett in ben Sautsuil 3u=
rid unb webte Fd nit itrsn, SLIDER Qufl
au, wdhrenp ibre runeen lhwar3en Cullen.
Wuaen nit elmer unbeimliden Storrbeit
auf Nanni ssridtet waren bic ben glid
10 gut ss 9eten wollte, aus,utaltcn fueate.
9ie iit gang ader psrridt, iprad @anni
bei ifh.
l1no m!Rsn 5ie, mas Sic nidt baben Z
fraate bic aatp.
Nanni iduttelte nit einem bemiitpis=
frusenoen 3ddeln cen acpf. Die 0aop
tlappie ben Tider gu unb rief:
60 mia Id es Shnen fusen: gnergi.!
Die fsblt Stnsn, feblt Sbneu gang. unb
gar. @ie lino Elm peides, sutes Sinh,
oas bei osr neinlten Bicerpdrtisteit, bic
sic trifit, in Ibrdnen uustridt. Bel beul
serinsiten Sd,reden in bpiterilhe Rrdmpie
uno Oanmadten fdat - you poor little
creature! You don't speak English 2
don't you?
ytanni mar iebr erldrcden, ais bic 9abb
nun bod anfiaa, @nsliid gu ipreaen, bas
Re wouSslid nod weniSer psrifauo ais
SransSRid. Sic eerbars ibre gerlesen=
belt, inbem ife bic 9ewalti9e 5anb, weIde
iie auf bic Wanse tlcpfte, ersriif uno an
ibre 9lppeu bridte uaS, wieoer uufblidsnb,
beideipen ladelnb bat: Wplubp mSse cod
bic GSnabe babeu, meter mie bisber
Deutid gu ipreden; NplucH ipre&c es ia
10 Sprsaslid.
(5prtisbnGs frIsi
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9fa6 Dem 8eri6t bes SEEM Oorfer

= y{a6 Dem Beri6f bes J{elD Uorfer
poifmeifers PeariOll tpurben mdbreno
oes eriten Nuartals oes laufenOen Sab
res bonn SEEM Oarfer poltamt 294, 800
regiitrirte (eingei6riebene) 8riefe abz
geliefert, gegen 1868 pGbreno oes
correlppnoirenben Quartals uno 269,=
445 I'M lebten Oes goriabres. Sic
Ginnabmen bes Sem Yorfer poltamtes
aus alien Guellen beliefen ii6 pdbrenb
ber eriten 3 Monate 1882 auf 81, ,064, :
99O.S6, cine 3unabme BON mebr als
10 Prosent I'M getglei6 nit beriel6en
Periobe 1881.
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Gin Grnfnrtines Ginherfeff

= Gin grobartiges &inberfeit. Ser
Wlarquls bon 8ute, elmer Der reiD1ien
fatboliidyen @oeligen gnglan6s, eit
aroBer &inberfreunb, bat fiir3li6 in
@aroiff (Wales) aus Srellbe iiber Die
Geburt zines Sobnes 10000 &inoer
nit Sbee uno SUDDEN befpirtbet. Sie
&ei9e Der Slide mar fiinf englil6e
Wfeileu (etna cine alte beuti6e) lang,
uno oa bon Glterm unb slngeb6rigen
10000 ertua6iene perlonen mitgefom=
men iparelt muroen f1ur bon bieien
200 Str. SUDDEN beripei1t.