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The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1882-12-21
Brief Suggestions.

Breeders of Plymouth Rocks de.
clare that mating of dark medium
hens and light medium cocks pro-
duced the greatest number of gooo
cockerels TOR breeding or for exhi
bition.
If you have one or two gooG
breeds of fowls, it is better to speD 4
time improving them than TO be-
laundering after others, unless YOU
have abundant means and plenty OF
room.
One of the best tonics for chick.
ems and probably one of the sim
plest, is to keep handful of old
rusty nails--the more rust on them
the better--in each dish from which
they drink. The rust is the oxide
of iron sold by druggists, and the
home made is as good as the sale
article.
If chickens have sore ewes
(though they ought not to do so,
and won't if your management is
correct from the beginning, before
the eggs are laid you can apply
glycerine to good advantage, one
small drop to each eye. This will
soften the edges of the lids so that
the birds can open them.
You can raise ducks and geese
without an abundance of water
There is more fun, of course, in see
ing them swim in brooks, rivers or
ponds, yet if you give them enough
pure water to drink, and allow them
an occasional plunge bath, they
viii thrive first-rate with no water
range.
The first eggs of the litter are al
Ways the best for Matching. After
\ hen has produced twenty or thirty
eggs in perhaps as many consecu-
i've days, the strain upon her
strength is very great and conse-
Iuently the eggs become impaired |
n Vitality and capacity to produce
rigorous chickens
Clear rye bran should never be
ed to- fowls, on account of its
welling and caking in masses in
he crop, and proving fatal to chick
n life not unfrequently. 1t will
hus sodden and increase in bulk
cry rapidly before digesting. csus-
ng rupture of the crop, if INV
reat quantity has been eaten.
''WhAt Is worth doing at all il
'orth doing we'll This proverb
III nowhere apply better than to
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1882-12-21
Mothers, Motbers,, Motbre,,,,

Are you disturbed at night and bro
ken of your rest bv sick child suffering
and crying with the excruciating pain
of cutting teeth! If so, go at once and
get bottle of MRS. WINSLOW'S
SOOTHING SYRUP. 1t will relieve
the poor little sufferer immediately--de-
pend upon it; there is no mistake about
it. There is not a mother on earth who
has ever used it who will not tell you at
once that it will regulate the bowels,
and give rest to the mother, and relief
and health to the child, operating like
magic. 1t is perfectly safe to use in all
cases, and pleasant to the taste, and is
the prescription OF one of the Oldest and
best female nurses in the United states
sold everywhere. % cents bottle.
ianI9-lV
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HOTEL FOR SALE.

No. Is. The st. Giles Hotel, on the West
Side Of Public Square in Pu Hski- Fronts "a
feet, running zck 20 81 81 ey. l. new and
we'll constructed. three story. brick building,
and c..utsrn- tsenty bedrooms, two parlors,
large dining room and kitchen. Office,
with elevntor, linen room, store room and
stewards rsofn-. aud IL legantly furnished
IN all departments. This hotel il second 20
more, outeIds &c bot ieW OF the larger cities
In tennessee, aud il ofered for sale with all
its furniture and fixtures, ready Tor ne and
oceupaiio1, oe ehea,. spd accommodating
tsrrs. T, u. h. JONES.
ReAi Rstass Agsnt.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1882-12-21

the results of the lives of such men
as Hugh Miller, Agassiz and our
old time patriots. But labor hav-
ing no good end in view, labor that
is merely muscular expansion and
contraction for the sake of making
and keeping money, is only meth
cd of soul murder. We need never
be afraid oflabor, provided we work
with the right spirit. Anna Dick
inson used to clean street crossings
to earn money to pay for books
~ The Farmer and Manufacturer.
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TIE PEST.
A Great Offer to Old and New
Subscribers.


We have made arrangements with the
old and well-known popular weekly
Agricultural, Stock and Family paper,
the JOURNAL OF AGRICULTURE, of st.
Louis, to club ie with the CITIZEN, both
papers to any address for 81 so. The
JOURNAL OF AGRICULTURE is as large as
any OF the two dollar weeklies is pub
lished every Thursday on extra white
paper and with the clearest aud best
type. 1t is devoted to the best methods
of agriculture, stock raising, gardening,
poultry-raising, orcharding, and has q
splendid woman's and youths depart
ment, and an excellent story with other
literary articles making it the peer OF
any family weekly in America. Send
$3.50 and get two of the best papers
now published. Sample copies of the
JOURNAL OF AGRICULTURE can he had
by addressing 713 Chestnut Street, St.
Louis. Send remittances to The CITI-
zEN and get 81 worth OF papers for $3.50.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1882-12-21
scrape and wash the Trees

Remember that early winter is
the most suitable time for scrapine
and was the trunks of trees. 1t is
well known to all observing fruit
growers that the loose bark of trees
is the winter quarters OF myriads of
insects, where they securely remain
until the ensuing spring, when the
warm, genial weather, invites them
to quit their cosy homes and begin
their destructive operations upon
the trees for the season. We have
found a narrow saw, rather fine
toothed, to be an excellent tool in
rasping off the superfuous bark. 1t
accomplished it more uniformly
than hoe, trowel or other scraper;
a trowel, or a short-handled hoe,
however, is very good, when the
other may not be on hand. After
the bark is removed the trunks
should be washed Thoroughly with
preparation of whale oil soap and
water, say in proportion of a pound
of soap to four gallons of water
1t can be applied to large trees
with a hickory broom or a stiff
whitewash brush, and to small trees,
especially drawfs, with the hand
scrub-brush. Sickly trees, which
can at this season be- detected by a
species of fungi, or perhaps more
properly a peculiar insectivorous
deposit-should be scrubbed so as
to completely remove this. The
mixture will of itself benefit the
tree, while the removal from the
trunk of all extraneous and iniuri-
GUS substances will give it a new
health and vigor the ensuing sea-
son---in some instances to a sur
prising extent. When whale oil is
not obtainable, or carbolic or soft
soap, lye should be used, but it
should not be very strong, or it
might be injurious to the roots of
the tree small Germantown Tel.
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Valuable Farm for Sale.

I OFFER my farm for sale Il is situated
L in Limestone County. Ala, s miles
north of Athens and "a miles south Of Pu-
-laski. Tenn, and within one mile Of fHg
station on tho Louisville and Nashville
railroad. The farm H. s3mira oily adapted to
grain, grass and stock raising. Red clover
sud the different grasses grow to perfection.
The farm is finely wRtered fr'rn number of
never falling freestone springs. The place ia
well end Handsomely improved, has an
abundance of hne fruit, and no healthier 10
cation can be found anywhere in the south.
On one aide. within three quarters of milo
IL an extensive forest end .hs finest grazing
for cattle and sheep The tr.eE contains
about $50 acres and is No farm. good
neig borhood and excellent surroundings.
Come and see il and bargain will bo offered I
FOR terms apply on the promises or TO Maj. |
T. NJ. N. JOINS, or Jno. A. Tinnon, Pulaski, 1
Tenn
novls-4t MRS. MARY P. NELSON.
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Original Attachment

A. d. Bull 81 Co., plaintiffs, VS.. W. T..
Hodges and wife, L. l. hodges, defoudAnts.
IT appearing from the affidavit OF the
Il plainuffs IN this suit that the defenda ants
are indebted TO them by note, that they are
non-re-idents OF tho State OF Tennessee, 40
that he ordinary process Of law cannot be
served upon them, and an attachment hav
ing been Issued and levied upon the estate Of
said Hodges. Il In therefore ordered that
publication be made for tour weeks in suoces-
sion n the Pulaski Citizen. a newppApSr
published In the town Of Pulaski. requiring
the aid defendants TO appear before me at
my Office n the town Of Elkton, on Tuesday,
said suit, otherwise the cause win be pro-
soedeJ with ex-pArte.
W. r. HANsERD, J. P.
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Having been afflicted for ten years. st in
:. = ais, with that distressing malady, the
la. aud asleT many Intellectual trials Of the
rssiies in common use, ! commenced 3
shcrt time ago TO use your Pile Ointment.
a-ne-iopced Immediate relief. From the re-
lief experienced in my case, as we'll ss from
the reputation 90 rapidly acquired by your
ton m Expressing the opinion that It is the
mOet efficient remedy for piles ever invented
o. A. BULL,
LaGrange, Ga.
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COTTON STORAGE

\ IBERAE CASH Advances on AL cotton
IL stored with rs. Full insuFaRee guRrHp-
eel Protect your cotton from weather and
accident Changes nominal
sep29-tf RHFORD BROS.
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This is to certify that used Pryor's ONT
ment in a case Of severe burn, and that in
very few days it was entirely relieved OF all
inflammation. and healed rapidly After
the first application of the ointment, the pa
tent suffered no pain whatever.
R. j. MORGAN, LAGRANGE, Ga.
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By tho advice of Mr.. Wynn, used your
Pile Ointment on a servant girl who had
beer suffering for eight years with a most
aggravated case Of piles. She improved from
the very first days use # your Ointment, and
before using the box Ahe was entirely recoV
cred. G. W. FOSTER, Cusseta, Ala.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1882-12-21

This is to certify that have used Pryor's
Pile ointment. and say that it is, IN my
opinion, the best remedy for piles ever pre-
scented 70 the public. say this from posi-
tive application of the remedy on my own
person. THOS B. MORGAN,
Troup County, Ga.
For sale by all dealers in medicine. Price.
FIFTY CENTS PER BOX. Sent by mail on
receipt Of price.
une2-lm-s. Atlsnta, Ga.
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MAY FLOWER.
SURVIVAL Of the FITTEST

The large sales and rapi1 growth in popu-
lar favor of SMITHS EXTRACT OF MAY
FLOWER justiies the assertion that for all
diseases of the blsddor and kidneys this
med 'cine stands without q rival in that it
has fully realized the hopes eff the afflicted
giving relief where all othor remedies have
failed. This is especially true in the case of
weak and delicate females. who find 10 this
valuable medicine speedy arc permanent
relief from all those pains and aches peculiar
to their sex. Ask your druggist for 8m
Smiths Extract of May Flower.
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Is the only Iron preparation that
does not color the teeth, and will not
cause headache or constipation, ss
ether Iron preparations viii.
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untersiebt man lib ni6t, tpenn man
Die @etpiBbeit lit li6 trdgt, bofiir poa=
fomnen entidaoigt su wer6en2 9ab
9ebteres Der Sail, geitebe id) gern su.
Sbgleib 10 Man6er ber Mlten, bie.oen
Serein Ing 2eben rufen balfen tbeils
fortge5ogen, tbeils aus bem 2eben qe=
i6ieben iino, 10 linb bod beren pldbe
geniigenb beiebt aus ber iungen Gene
ration, mas Dem tii6tigen Better un0
Gorfano bauptid6li6 sum Qobe na6=
gelagt tperoen nnuB. Inter @eiang bes
im gerein beitebenben gemildten Gbo=
res unb unter ben gortrdgen luItiqer
Weiien Der tii9tigen @eirr1ar Mufif=
fapele blieb ben gausen Sag Die Stint
mung eine gebobene, ipp3u bas bon 81.
@. ais GanDmeo berabrei6te 9lnbeuiere
gui6 ni6t trenig beitrug. @as BON
ben 9ilettanten aufgefiibrte 2utipiel:
~Gin gebiloeter 9ausfne6t" tpurbe
re6t lobensmertb ipieber gegeben, ipo.
rouf bic iunge Welt 1i6 Serp1i6oren
nit aller ibr 81 Gebote iteben6en Mufz
opferuns in Die 9lrne mari unS barin
NIT elner Nusoauer fehbielt, big oas
yWforgengrauen" iebr fart ben nd6fen
Sag anfiinbiste.
gBeimar. Ser groBe WaIlerbebdlter,
ben Die Stabt neben ber gSinbmible
aufitellte, ftilr3te unlangif iammt lei=
nem @eriiit nieoer. 9ie llrlatbe i6eint,
wie augemein angenommen tuir6, in
etnem 6ebltr ant @erii It gelegen su
baben, obglei6 Die pfoften itarf ge=
mug, 10 iolen aber bie Streben uno
aragbalfen gu l6tpa6 geipeien iein um
elmer iol6 immenien Sait @iberHanb
81 leiten. Gliitli6eripeiIe 1T fein |
@ieAldenleben su betlagen; bebauerli6
II es aeer ilnmerhin, benn Ser @Daz |
ben hcl3nFt lih bod auf n,ebrere bun=
bert Collars. Ser Nufbau ioll BENT
nd6ft wieber lit 9lnsriff genommen
peroen; liir bie Oauerbsftisfeit bes |
8aues loerben ,pn1t Bic MaBreseln
bemgemab senommen ueroen. G,9.
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ibrem yerbaltni1s CUR 9aep semadt'
aber lfe tcnnte iid ireilid aud perre&net,
i'm 9fctbfaae auf ben attsu Qerrn sersd
net bubea, ser ielbfpet1inoiid in ben
Nuseu Der Barcnn Elm alter Greunb mar,
nur oab Fs i'm, ebenic islbitveritanblih,
rOrber nidt setunnt bate. sic mubte
ia 10 meter liiseu, bate uut nidt bic sc.
rin3ite Nbuuus, in wetber Be5ehunS Der
alte Wann 3u 2aep Baupcalfle itano; gu
ibr felbit ifanb, penn er aud leinerlsits
iAren Namen muste, cbne oaB ite ibm
oenielben porber senanut F.; uuo cab fe
ieds SABRE Bel Der 9app seweIen uno oaB
iie Elm @nsel an @ats mar! ., bss
srauianen Sobnss! Der alte Waun
weniSltens mubte fe auftlaren, itr Gaes
iasen - ibr +! bic lelbf aue sBelt telos,
fid Dor aller Welt in @ebsimnilIe baate,
bic elm Saud 5errib - ter 0aud eines
Wunees, Der :idt idweiBsn fcnute pcer
tuoate - ber Bid zines Nuges. oaB bic
@mpfinounsen bes 4sr,ens 81 petidlsi=
ern ME eelernt bate. gfod mar ae bie=
fem Blids niht beBesnet. nur in ben un.
fauloisen @lan3auseu ieiner 8tnoer Fe
bate erleidtert aufseatbnet. als lie BON
itnen bSrte eaB Der Yaler uidt i'm Saufe
fei; DAP 7e nod cine Sranae 3eit. eiae
@nuoenl lhrift bate, iih gu Iansmsln. eas
tlcpfeuce 9e'S aur &ube ou brinSsn -
farmasr, Die Brit bate ft snaois Ell
wiefel..
(5prtisbuns fplst)
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prtIebuns fulst.)

- @sanae MildbinSler periteben es
Srrtrefflth bic Submild gu psrfiliden
uno iibsn unseadtet oer ianitdtspolSeilis
9en. gOridriften ibrs Miiduussfinte 10
unseitSrt, baB beim Nnfanf fosenannt
+ eli ct Submil4 faum Semaus idsr
iein fann, pb Ct nidat Elm @su1ild eul=
pfanst, belfn @snuB gum anse6liden
Griae Bet Wlutterulild ben, ainoe gerasez
sa i@Solid wirp. 8as 1T ouber gu tbuu,
iuenn benz SauSlin9 Der 3ulpeilen iparlid
flieBenoe 9eabrunssqueI Ser Wsutterbruit
oura anberweitise gfa9runa eerpsQitSn
blst wfrSen Mub, oSer menfi iener Suea
III sertusen Mahrioff entbdlt, Ooer benz
Sinoe mad Der @ntmSlnuug eins Der M2gts
termil& eatipreaenoe 9satrans sereiat
peroen Leu? Maa iaofR Wsu tab
tsr's 9eutfdes Sinbermeb
(Pasotrppline) OH. Sn allen NpOtbsfen,
bic gadle gu so eeats, gu batsn.
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Ser Sonmtag ssnh reidte Nbariiaes
(MWs Der Gbieaep Itmes.


1ie jeet beeaeete General sSnucoe Der
ame' ltaniiden Yresbpterianer, pelde 10
iebr iur Sonntass3wans sesen Wirtbe
&c. lino, bat fid Inn genilIc Yunfte Der
SOnntassbeiliSunS berumsebradt, eNe lis
lbre Sieunaen gu SYriusfetb fdlpb,
NNS pen ReaaSli9en Berbanblun0en
bislef erifen bOdwiirbiseu Wdnner erz
9tebt lih, baB bic characterization bieles
eanoes in ben heilisen 9uuen Der Yres=
bpterianerflr9e einen ebenio SroBen Gin
fluB bat pie in ben unbeilisen Gprsimz
mern uno 9allen unjerss natipnalen
ernsrelles, Die giianfatrifanten lasen,
aud ON Senntas tSHnlen lie niAt 3uz
falieBen. mas 10 Uiel beiBt:lie NJ ollem is.
re Sabrlten aud an Scnntas nidt sus
ialieBen. 9fun mar in Der @enerullps
ncbe Der YreSbpterianer BET Ser. S;aa=
ten Der antras seitelIt, BOB quo bic gis
lenIabr,taa!eN 5us Seili9baltuns bes
ssonntaSs gu 3winsen isien. Nber um
bic Giiens Wa9naten, bon benen pisle
Sieaeldt 5ur Yresbpterianerfir9e sebSren,
nidt prr ben SOpf gu itOBen, lieB bic Sp.
nOSe ben antras fallen. Gtenio perfubr
bic Ssncee nit BEN Antras, mrnaca Der
Sonntass5wans aud uuf bic Giienbab<
men ausseoebnt weroen iolte. Dlit tober
Sefrleolsuns nabm iie bic ieierlid BON
einem lcdwarbisen Bruoer ertbeilte Ser
!i4eruns entsesen, oaB bic Giienbabnses
lelllaaften am Sunntas ibre 3ase burds
aug nldt tn Der Gbiidt ber @ntbeiliauna
bes tetltssn 2a9es, ipnbern uur aus ae,
senIeltiser sei@iitlider Netenbublerldaft
uno I'm bes lieten @clbes giqeu aeben
uno tcnlmen laNea.
Sour cine ileine Winterbeit ber gyea.
bhterianereSbno befaunte fia III ber
ueber5eusung. bab bic @ilea5abrifanten,
R!e trae Tyres @laubenS an bic @Sttlid=
telt oeS Ssnnta8sSeieees ibre Teusr aul
oleier groe AM SCnntas nidt einlteueu
,pollen, eteniO gut einlt in aae G,pisteit
ami unterweltli9en Gsuer idmcren miilien
ME bic iabbatbidanberilden Birtbe.
User tie SpnObe ielblt lebnte cine iplde
1eberSeuann9 melt pom 1ig al.
pa pie gsnsrels SAnpoe oer presbv.
tsrlener, rFfenbar gum Belten teS reiden
Wiannes, iiG in Obiser MeiIe tenpmmen
gat, 10 barf man ipcbl fOlseridtis ben
iplsencen Sas als @eiee uno YorIdriit
ber Yrestpterianer betradten: Die Yes
iieer bon aftien bon gil lenfatrifen, @i=
ienbabnen, Vanten uno dbnliden @elbus
ternsbmunsen barIe @ounissaartcit yet.
rl@ten ipelde ibneI bic Gaf9en flqt. gud
bleibt eS ibaen unbencmuen, ibre Dieuer.
ldatt AM Sonntas oes seiiliden Tro1ea
uno Der seitliden 5abruns gu berauben
inosm lie AMI SOnntas in ibren pradti,
gen Wasen 5ur STRIDE fabren unb inpem
lie. nadoem lie aus Ter SirGe mad SauI1
sefabren, IN ibseR 8egauiunsen da 81
applSsnl lang snhaltenoem Sdmauf1
nisberlaHen.
Wenn bieienise Ssfte. meldye in gs.
5us auf ben ScnntasSamans bon ausy
am an itrenslten it, iclde llnterlaiese u
@unlten eer &eiaen madt, bari mar
aann ni0t nit sgtem Tuse an bic le Gel
teoss Yerlanaen ltelIen: ueberlaTe e
Der nl@t 5a Dir sebSrissn Delt, bel
SOnntas 70 gu ieiern, pie es ibr BELIEF
uno obne oaB iie BON Ybariiiern aspei
niot uno getnedtet mirb =?
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8orresponaeng. Gomteitt, 4. Sgni
IS reanet tpenn es resnen mili;
Es reGnet feinen QQuf
un6 tpenn'S genug gelegnet bat,
60 b0rts bon ielber auf.

W FtuHtl tttlttil Suu
llnb menn's genug gelegnet bat,
60 b0rts bon ielber auf.
Oieie alte 8auernregel bat li1 aud
biesmal tpieoer betpdbrt nit Dem Inter
i6ieS, baB es erft aufb0rte nabbelg mir
i6gn laHa[ NIT her SOuuaaensaufage
aur Oeniige Datten, ie6o6 aber Inn oen
8eoiirfnilien Der un5ufrieeenen Menl1s
belt in rei6lidem MaBe gu begesnell,
that Ser alte 3eus, audi .Supiter ge.
nannt, ein lebriges uno sog malrerh
hes Disnlag ON Sage Gn0 oes Na1tS
ilo6mals Die S6leuIen Der groben
Walerbebdter, tpie es i6ien gans ber=
ans. benn unauf90rli6 itromte es ipie
8dde aus Den Wolten nieSer. 9a Die
9eIdeeruna Gaats erfolste 10 founte
;;lsn am Morgan erit einen 8egriIf ba=
bon befommeu, mie grOB bic WalIer=
mahen getueien iein m6gen; Die WaI-
iermarfe an ben 8d6en uno bic ueber=
i6pemmuilg, bas MeslpiiIen Der loien
groe in ben Telpsrn ipraaeu aeutliA
senilg. 9Die ippbl ber Sdaben In
man1em Gelbern elm betrd1tli6er su
nennen, 10 1T Der oaour1 berurladte
Nuben ni6t bod genug gu berani6la=
gen; bic Maisernte fan1 iekt als oelis
Dert betracbtet tperbsn, ibon' felt einiger
3eit nbeiselest" ltebt er in boiler Yliitbe
uno bic idwerell ae9ren, peren stpei
lnaN6en Stenael eatlpa9len, peripridt
eineN raiAli@en griraa, Die leete
stunoe ber n2ornnutb" tulrb fomit
balo i6lagen, oenn gnoe Suli pirb
neues &orn genug gu baben iein. ue=
ber 8aumnole ldBt ii1 nod yti6ts nit
geiiimmtbeit iagen, obgleiG lie BEL
Weitem beiler itebt, pie boriaes esebr
uno Gin groSer Shell iueaeH bes ipatsn
YHahssns NOD su jung 1T, beren 8ear.
beitung 6urd bic Ndile au9 pers0oert
miro; bic fuble Witieruns, bic mir ieit
einisen Wo6en 6aben, III ibrem Wa6s=
thum ebenfalls ni6t f6roerli9. Nor6er
unb fiibles Metter i6einen oieies Sabr
fein Gnbe nebmen 81 ipOllen, ein fir
bieien Yreltengrao etwas gans 9bnOr=
mes beN 4. SHnl ca s, su seiseHl
Selbif ber log. nalteite Settler" fam
ii6 elmer iola uieoriaeH 2emperatur In
bieier Sares5ett ni6t erinnern. Side
&0de unb tpollene Saden, Die idon
ldn9lt aus ben 8erei1 bes tGglihen
Gebraud's gebradt uaren, tusrben ieBi
ab unb au tpieoer berporsebo!t UNI. ins:
iiiaisris esMioraeus ibTe p9Itbuenbeu
gfenfte in 9hiprud gu nebnen unb nd.
rem bic 9ei5ofen ni6t i6on aus Den 3im-
mern entfernt. 10 pdre am gnbe Man6e,
berIu6t elm prallelnbesSeuer an3usilnoen
Sir 6elte, 2anopartbieen unh lon1lae
9ergniigen 1T clue osrartise &able iehi
snedmdbig ; siuar if bic Entmideluno
oes 9urites feiue 10 ausseoebnte, tole Ell
ben ipeaulatiuen Wtrtben senebm Ieiu
ipiir0e.
Sen eraen piinsittus battle Osr $ois9
Sia Surnberein iein 10. StlitNngsieii,
! 6os id nit msinsr beHeren 9dlfte Be:
fu6te. Ser Weg oobin mar slpar BEN
am bQrbergebenoen Sage geialleneu
idneren &egen 3ufOlge, iebr i6le6t
ia itellentueiie miierable 81 nennen.
aber ipelben Spiern unb Strapa3er
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Sages Stemigfeitem.
Snl a II B.

Snla11b.
s. Sn Oregon 1T Der republifaniIde
Observation-Disclosures 80. Georqe, init
9roBer @}ajoritdt wieoer ertpdblt NOR
ben.
Sas Stdot6en Yoca6antos int
@rfanlas, 1T beinabe 9dn5li6 nie6er=
gebrannt.
= GrzGouo. Moies 1T in Wep gorf
iDegen S9plnoel Su monatlid5er
3u6tbausltrafe berurtDeilt iporoeu.
uslallb.
- 9r. pinis, Sefretdr bes 2eitbeu=
berbrennungsbereins in W2ai(ano f1t
na6 Gaprera abgereiit, UNI bic Ser
brentung Der Sei6e @aribalois porsrl=
nebmen.
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gSllt Ou l9on wleoer betrunten, Wann +?
90 bort lld bC9 a(leS auI! Su Ip(ltelt
Did ipirtlld SOr Sdanb in bic Gro ser:
frieden."
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