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The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1882-11-08
LODGES.

u A A M.-Morristown, No. 131-ist Thurs
II O. day evening, = O'Clock. every month In their
mnll, nc the Masonic Academy building.
DR. yoHN L EowELL, W. NJ
DOYAE ARCH CHAPTER.-9rd Thursday I'm
X ever month JoHE MURPHY, II. p.
O. o. F.-Morrint0wn No. lss-ist, and and
il. .th Tuesdays % every month
JoHN MuRPHEx, y. g.
TNIGHTs or HONOR - Morristown, No. ga.
~ Meets every Thursday o. each week.
W. a. DICKSON, D.
o. @. T.-Morriatown, No. s. Meets every
DIP. Rowe. " C. T
II NIGHTS or TIE GOLDEN RULE.-Mor
n ri-toun. No. -. Meets ist and and A1es-
dAF uf each month s-w- SHIELDS y =
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1882-11-08

Abram s. Hewill, although his
firm mines iron ore in New Jersey,
Pennsylvania, New York, Michigan,
Tennessee and Alabama, making
about $4,000 tons ofpig iron annual
ly, argued before the Tariff Com
mission for the removal Of the duty
on iron and steel.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1882-11-08
Of the 35.OOO. 700 10 O.OO0. OOl

of the 35,O00,n00 TO 10000, 600
hogs in the United States, three
fifths are raised in ten strictly Mis-
siSsippi Valley States, namely, Hi
nois' iowa, Missouri, Indiana, Ohio,
Kentucky, TcnnesSee, Kansas, Nc
bra>ka, and Wisconsin. These States
Dr0.lnce annually three-fourths of
the entirc.e,,rn crop of the country.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1882-11-08

The potato has snccumbed to
nstheticism. Science has discovered
that this useful tuber, by prolonged
immersion in sulphuric acid and sub
sequent pressure, becomes a finely
grained material resembling iv"r.
or meerschaum.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1882-11-08

A gentleman who suffered for years from kss-
vous D, bility, Premature Decay, and all the ef-
fects of youthful indscretion, win for the sake
of suffering humanity, send free to all who need
it, the receipt aud direction for making the simple
remedy by which he was cured. Sufferers wishing
to profit by the advertisers experience can do 80
by addressing in perfect confidence.
John b. Ogden, ~ Cedar st., New York.
may at-1 yF:
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1882-11-08

Governor-elect Stephens not only
declines TO run for the Senatorship,
but endorses Gov. Colquit as the
man most fitted for the position
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1882-11-08
TO C. 0 N S U M P 7IV E s.

The advertiser having been permanently cured
OF that dread disease, Consumption, by simple
remedy is anxious to make known to his fellow
sufferers the means of cure To all who desire it.,
he viii send copy of the prescription used free
of chare,) with the directions for preparing and
using the same. which they will find cure for
coughs, colds, consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis,
etc. Parties wishing the Prescription. will please
address Rev. Z. A. Wilson, 1914 Penn St. Williams
burg, N. Y. may 24-l yr.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1882-11-09

Job Work-CAsH ON DELIVERY
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1882-11-09
CHANGE Or TIME,
WESTERN MARYLAND R. ROAD

.f,vT.5gyJI TN !rtts.57T ~ TT,
,ta.t.sssss .;fsG....assii,r i :. ...9.s..-.-sEs mEEs
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1882-11-09
Russian Army EfioO,IIlOuu(lS.

The Russian have strengthened their
arGy by the novel addition to each
company of pack Of powerfully and
carefully trained dogs. These watch
ful aLilnals are sent ont with the sen
tineIs on picket duty whe5e their sharp
ear and still keenef scent prove ali
,mpregnable barrier 10 the lurking
spies Of the enemy. The dogs used
are a species Of bloodhound from the
Ural Mountains. The dog is selected
because OF its habtual silence it growls
but never barks--a matter of the
first importance to soldiers near an
enemy $ camp. The Ural hound il
gifted with an exceedingly fine sense
Of smell keen cara, and is ever alert.
Most comforting of all to the lonely
the dog IS said to be especially coura,
geous in defending his master. 1t Is
curious that, with the example Of the
King Charles spanicls before us, no
one thought before Of using the intel
animalsas sentinel.. The value of
the plan is seIfevident. The Mnscoyites
have gone further, and are training
swift hounds as well as these sam,
U raj dogs, to act as dispatch bearer
much as the carrier pigeons wars EN-.
ployel in 1871. They certainly would
be hard messengers to catch, when
stealing through the wood at night.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1882-11-09
Se1erhd Sto,u.
CHASED lsy Wolves.
A Story ofthe Early Settlers.
Tell Us a story, grandpa

>'' 49, " ''o' J, = t7'''''' f'''
1t was a youngster who spoke, and
as the words fell from his lips he came
forward with chair, and seated him
self by the side of little old man,
with kind expression, whose hair
and beard We're Of a snowy whiteness.
"Oh, yes, grandpa, please do y
cried two or three haxen haired urch-
ms, as they eagerly showed their
chars up before the hearth. ''Tell us
about the bears and wolves, that used
to be so numerous when you ard
grandma first moved into the big
weeds"
No, grandpa, tell us about the
panther that you SHOT in the big tree!
put in black-eyed boy Of some twelve
years. II think that story S just boss -
Il think the story about the old Ir-
dlan man Is the best sad a N!nd
little girl of ten summers, as she plac-
ed her hahl upon The aged man
kree, aud looked up into bis face
'1oH |. tell us that one-"on you,
grandpa q
The old man arose and placed a
couple OF sticks OF wood on the hre' IN
the good old New England 're-pI ace
and then went to the front window
and gazed forth III the darkness 1t
was night Of storm and gloom, and
the hoWIIng wind shook the windows
sFltetCl'y'
""eiI, bows and girls, SAID he com
ing back and resumlns his seat, TO-
night carries ny mind back to the
time when we lassed such IA terrible
hour IN the forest
Little Mary climbed up into the
man 5 lap; and with an ANXIOUS groul
Of young listeners about him, he told
the story.
Eve bad been in tie wilderness
nearly three years anl we had good
lo5 house and leg barn, and clear.
ing Of some twenty acres One after
noon, in mid winter my father re,
qu s,el ue and James to 90 over tC
neighbor BeIcher'a ami get quarter
Of venison that he had left there the
day before. And mind you, boys,
said lie, you must be hack before sun.
set. This is imperative
ave promised obedience, ard with
light hearts hurried away"
"The distance to Nj Belchtr's was
about two miles; over a rough, log
road, and all the way through the
woods But to hardy, frontier boys
Of fourteen and sixteen years Of age
this is nothing; and at an early hour
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1882-11-09
Are YOE u Man

One day a young man was teasing a
little girl, when she, becoming tired of
him, exclaimed impatiently,-
If | wore as big clothes as you de-
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1882-11-09
a Beautiful Indian Legend

The legend Of the Cherokee rose T.
as pretty as the rose itself. An In.
dian chief Of the Seminole tribe wag
taken prisoner by his enemies, the
Cherokees and doomed to torture, bnE
he became so seriously III that it bo
came necessary to wait for his restor.
alton back to health before Conmittin.,
him to the fire. And as he lay pros
tratcd by disease IN the cabin of a war
rior the daughter Of the latter, darl:
faced young mail, was his nurse. She
fell IN love with the young chieftain,
and wishing to save his life urged him
to escape; but he would not unless she
woald flee with him. Yet before she
had gone far, impellod by soft regret
at leaving home, she asel permission
of her lover to return for the purpose
Of bearing away some momento of it.
So, retraclng her footsteps, she took
a sprlg from the white rose which
climbed up the poles Of her fathers
tent, and preserving it during her
flight through the wilderness, planted
it by the door Of her new home in the
land of the Seminole. And from that
lay this beautiful flower has always
oeen known between the capes OF
Florida and throughout the Southern
States by the name of Cherokee rose.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1882-11-09

Id be man..
Her mother overhearing her remark
called her away, and chided her for
being 50 saucy, but soon the tears
caused by the rebuke were brushed
away, and the cause forgotten by tie
little girl, then young laly, wss re-
turning home from school, and ia max
ing some changes OF the train was
obliged to stop at hotel over night
A rising and popular lawyer of the
place Glanced to see her name upon
the register, and at once called upon
her. AS soon as he greeted her he
said
Il called to thank You for what YOU
have done for me. -
She replied
"Iou must be mistaken about my
help, for although do remember you
as clerk in my fathers store, when I
was child | cannot recall one sin
gle favor / ever did you, or in fact re.
member that | had seen you since
then. "
He then referred 10 the impatient
remark before quoted, and said that
day he resolved to be u man, and
from that time honestly tried to make
something ofhi5 life. He also said he
had never been tempted to do a mean
thing without herring the warning,
d be man.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1882-11-09
RATES OF ADVERTISING

One S luare, + ourinscrtionso less 4 | 50
each subsequent nscllIuH.O
- two months 2
three months: 3
six months 6
one year Q
Twelvelincs constitut tasquurr
Nas- A Observation-Disclosures yearly
Local or special notices 10 cents alIn
JOB PRINTING executed WITH n,a
ness and dispatch, and on liberal terms.
Materials all new and good irlprcssio
lguarantecd.
Job Work-CASH ON DELIVERY
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We would like to bet u few doilars
in that when the North Pole is dis
covered by the explorers they will
find that 1T is covered all over with
patent medicine dvertisements AMI
plug tobacco labels.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1882-11-09

TH ,.!s..s..sa5t s1,tt4m8 ,ta-.-&sisE ...ttS
nn ard after Monday July lc, 1882, Pas
\ Jsengcr Trains WIN ran rs tol'ow9
LEAVE MECHANlCSTOWN
For Baltimore and Westminster at
and . 90 Il. m, and 3 30 p, IN. Fer iagcrS.
town and Nilliamsport ut 10 50 II. M and
GAS D. m. For Blue Ridge on Saturday
ARRIVE MECHANICSTOWN
From Baltimore and Westminster at ~ %
a. m, and 40 and from VIZ
lia,nsport and Hagcrstown at . 90 a: m,
and 9 80 p. m. From Blue Ridge ON Mon
day ut
FuuTTTsBUnG r. R.-Trains south Will
leave Emmittsburg at $40 4. NJ. and so
and 5.55 p. NJ arriving at Rocky Ridscat
O. 1OA. NJ. and 3. 40 and 6.25 2, NJ Trains
North leave Rocky Ridge at 1913 a. NJ,
4.Oo and 6 35 P. M, arriving Emmiltsburg
11O5 A, M.;4.35 and 7.6j p, NJ.
q,AINS FOR FREDERICK
Trnins for Frederick leave Junction at
10 rs a. IN and ID p. M.
Trims for 1aneytown, Littlestown
and | ork lca7o junction at 80 a IN, and
l5 p m.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1882-11-09

A corn annihrlater-ihe pig
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1882-11-09
Es. az T.. ". R. R.

Trains east leave Shippensburg, Pa, at
6 As a. m and Is and 3 20 p. m.
Arrive at Edgemont at Sl5a. m. and AZ
end 4 80 p. m.
Arrive at Shippensburg at 45 a. m and
I ~ anC 8 05p. IN.
J. NJ. HOOD
Gen Manager.
BIZ. GRISWCLD
Gcn'l Ticket Agent
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-07-06
Summer
Compdlnts

AZ Ills ssason, various dissasas a tho
hewels are prevalent amd mamw Iiuos ere
- through lack of knowle4gS % aaSb
endsuuga remedy. PRmnx DAVE PAM
KILLER L asTs cure for DiagThmA, Dye
enasEy, Cholera, Cholera Norbus, Gummar
Complaint etc. and e perfectly sak
Bead The following:
n4TnzzgaE. 3. T. MaEeA - 81
s.sss; Ssi: sor ersap nd - Z 81 -: 49,
SQgEPu HuMnIIz.
ma ssy s.s mscRns NV y Il 1or nd $780, 10
s.o.eEn UosoaA. an1 craps y ne 5000. HnsS
aasa nsos yeaEA and u = Surs ere egeEx HFs
llouaozA. iowa, Ecssk Ii IL
"a sLais1 s sE "A -: s saS
'na'an' S''a'I c..-x.vux~ld q AZ Z S:k y ~
my isss: Hs.s - I ny S- sl.nss 20 sS1
= 49, a 90 ~ C ssss' Woad nI w ne
-.- : :, ne. m, sss 4 isE
ssa ss = oil q Cd d. sis' s :. no.A
w,.... o...sA x:x.1ss 8 81
49, se nm S:s ss a ss - 81 se ssis
% 80 % bod wilh0us bottle n Ne holsa.
ss:y GssS S Z g. : s s =.
IA comuuKsTH.
C1HE1Lp, nMEEEaM RHugsIA. EsA q lea
"a dsy I - S M h ssis1 ys Nd q
es1eExa4tQn and - reEHrd Ii pEnaeneo "a ny
4&411&144 n3 N tA4IgeeMa1.&s @&e9se4zN.
H. ~ TOTTwH, %. ~ C0RmnA
8UnTON-oM-IMENx EEa.
NlaEFAmA eee0mneml0d with tn1onse pmEn, when
80 yenr Pam kzxKkns and found e1lncse lnEsans
a MoNwAnuw 81, L0MDoN, Ema.
s's sss 8 e. g t.sn. yees y kasl.
~, md cholaEas and nsVeF knsw g b Cd b elss
No family en- safely Be mishomk this
invaluable remedy. 1ls price brings Il
within the reach AZ al.
For sale By all druggists Il Sc. Soc.
snd e1.c0 per bsstla.
PERRY DAVIS q SON, Prupriea0ru.
Providenne. IL Il
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-07-06

In diseases q lie rzls-
xE0M Ey 0GNMmM q sale
nnd xafinhfe Tnszzss2y u
.nxaImn s.. Aw 8Ri@
gKwmw RmTomaE ID
znch 3 Eeez - am8 ~
aaheR mn Inc n y meEs
- Rnn eUm enee &c
ahm mmkzie. II f8 q ncAe
enfic con tlmntioza e&
she aneaErinal Erinek
plGa and curative viz
fuae q tie GneE1 1ruxs
chemically mmllea. O.
slseh F0weg - 90 in1mEo
the nEeatnEe p11lb A8
efsri Glscy and uniform
isy ol results. IfssEikes
~ the foslndnki0n 0g al
- .IM
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-07-06

s@-An Ohio man unpinned a tidy
from chair and wiped his nose upon
it. It takes an Ohio man to solve
mysteries. Now we know what in
thunder a tidy is for.-NcsO Haven
Register.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-07-06

H@- It is foolish to worry over
trifie, but man cannot help it when
both back suspender buttons fly of Of
his loosely buckled pantaloons while
ne Is trying to entertain rOOmful Of
ladies.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-07-06

A new invuace a. Spring and Eummpr
Lawns, all wool BUNTINGS and CAsSI-
hkkks - ths ZIG BOE.KE STORE.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-07-06

n. HAnRis CAmAIaHR. EKocn n. AnEkA
THEaadersigned Attorneys Law and
! Solicitors In ChaneeFy, have. this Isl
day Of Jnnunry, 1880, formed q eo-partner-
ship In the practice oftheirprofession. an
der1hemmme and style ofCMmalief& Abel.
they wil1pracsice fn the eoanfy &C 50. La
rys sand the Joining counties
Especial attention win BE paid 90 fheecl
lection ofeiaims.
OReein theCoursHouse Address
CAMALIKn 3 ABELL, LeonaFdtown,
Sc. Mary's county, Nd.
b. HARnss CAEALlER,
ExocR D AnELL.
Jan Q, Isso--tf.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-07-06

D9 It is terribly discouraging to
an editor to see his wife pass careless
ly over the brightest paragraphs, and
settle down with solid comfort on the
obituary column.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-07-06

We are bcnnd 70 qaifmerehandtsfng 20
BfG BR0W w STORE.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-07-06

~ There's no place like home, +"
said Mr.. Henpeck. looking at motto,
and he heartily added ~ m glad there
isn't"
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-07-06

~
palmonaEy diseases, angrding peomEs rsliss
and rmn8a cures. and Il adapted 90 patients Is
nny age or eigher ser. Being very pelnEnhles
&lha yomnRaat children take s xea1..y- -
ordinary CengAa, CoAoss ore 1nro@sg
ss.sna. $3.50. a ssassszs rs 49,. "a &C. C.
enEEh. shs eNeess e ATxn's CNRRmw Pa.
TamAE aEe magical and mnlslenaea ars -
nua1lY mgnneRvS4 fRum neEf0u1 tlimaEB ~ tR9
aimnlg and sallhlul uas. 1e ahCul4 ee ksps
ae hana II every h0useh0id Gee the pro-
saesien e afIokds In an9aen attacks. -
wheeping eengh 80 Ceas@mpsaen
there b 10 eshsr Esmsdy - eneecioaas
soolhimR, and helpfal.
Low prices are Inducements % TT some o.
The mmEy mixtures O. eyrnpss made 81 cheap
azd inegeczIvn ingEedienfn, n0w oMegsds
which. ~ shey eonRain No curative qualities,
ca afford 0nly temporary relief ana are
ense - dsceivs e. dissppeias the pasiens:
aesive ana sii i .ssmsas; ana L : das.
eSssIs hsedIcines. J u Great IIa6ilisy shss
these diseases m, while % tried with,
becnEne deeply seated or incurmb9e. Ua@
AgEne CaEnnx RxCToRAE., and you may
standard medical preparation. Of known and
acknowledged cntasive power, and = -
cheap ~ 80 car9fnl preparation and me
ingredients will allow. Eminent phyaieiaue,
knowing ffs composition, preseEibu 10 I'm their
practice. The tess Of half . century has
pFoven its ahs0luse certainty % cure al pnl-
inonary complaints not already beyond the
Prepared BY Or. :. O. Aver Q Co.,
Prsssaeaa ana Analytical CAsmisss.
Lewel. Mass.
aasD Mp Az enuaaaaxs nwnmxwmmna
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-07-06

aum zausl Ne isrnive 10 Essuss
who yield us the rare spectacle Of
heroic mannersl
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-07-06

A man may learn infdelity from
books and from men. but never from
nature.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-07-06

DARTTES wishing 10 sell farma, bv gnr-
nishing the undersigned . description.
&C., win have the sREne advertised free Of
charge. We hare made nrfangemenss with
seTerai Real Estate ARenas for the sale q
lands II lever Maryland.
MOORE q MORGAN,
Leonardtown.
Sep. IS, lssl--sf.
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0HW WA0 - U3WIMs
LIGHTNING RODS |
Pssssss yuus lives as Property against
ths sssrgul slsmsns. Eaghhninrl

"AWLEY q JARB0E are ready and
- willing % furnish the Hnwley Palent
He'd, or anglhinR nna everything In tha line
eEip1iom.
Uxters 1xft &c Fenwiek's HoAs7, Laonara-
aemna ID, promptly aal<nded 20.
L. !. HAWLKY,
!. a. JAKB0k.
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TEAL. cOsnty Charges isss. sac -
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-11-23

auf, ben Serbft uub Winter gu elmer
Tcur burd bic 5dmeis unb Stalien gu
tenueen. nuo ianc iebt, nedbem er I'M
Jriibiabr nod pie arabsren @tdofe
Deuti ihlanbs befudt, i'm Beariff, nah ..
auridsufebren. 91od mubten Ter Doctor
uno feline Trau Mote Don ieinen nahen Se=
3iebunsen gu ibrer Nid:e. Zane battle
Ne cobcn nit feiuem @crte unterrid,tet;
ffe mueten nur, ras ieet, no tas Satr
ttres Mufsutta!tee I'M unc c:r 3ned es'=
Fslteu erreidt war Re nad Inlstlta aue
,iidtstren trerbe, unb pae bic Nhrelis auf
ben Nnfans bes ndhlien Wonats feitaelebt
mar. So lcflts Nt'tas iiteriohen tiel=
ben, ben neuen getWannten einautlibren
unh itnen bic Mittteilun3 ,u MAIDEN, nas
Sane ale Wra. Nlilon bic Nld'eiie ar
tre'eu perbe, ba man es pallsnoer fano,
bic @eremonte Der Seiratb bier i'm 5cuie
Der 8erpanbten gu pollsseben. Der
ibergtcbe Reipect unb bic untercronuns.
welde bieie itets cem @eihttume Der jur=
gen Dame seSeniiter ee;eist, truS lset
feline Uritdte; man betanoelte fie Sleits
fails aIs unterseorbnet unb CAB ibnen Scn
ben iutimfien Gnniiliente5i e5iebunsen erR in
benz Qu9enbl,de 8enntnib, no man ibrer
bepurfte, um c me Idasit te{dtcGsne Ter'
binpuns nit ten nStbieen 6Srn.lihfslten
gu rcujieben
(GcrtI bura enl,;.1
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-11-23
Segas.

= 9ie Quarantdne in Starr
GountD 1T iebt aud aufgeboben ,porben
nno 6amit ieoe Quarantdne I'M @taate
teIeitigt.
= Nus Der Sail in Spler finb 6
Werbre9er entiprungen. 3 fat man
tpie6er eingefangen; ber gefdbrli9fte
BON allen entfam iebo9.
: Nuf einem 3uge Der gentralbabn
befanb ii6 elm entiprungener 3u6tbausz
1rdfling nit feinem Wd6ter. 8ei Der
@tation 9amonb, als ber i3ug bielt,
betrat elm Mann ben @agen Ino lebte
oem Wddter einen &epolper auf bic
8ruft, nit ber 9rDbung, ibn gu erl6iez
ben, ipenn ct lid) riibre. yla6 lanoesz
iibli6er Site fam ber @d6ter gebor=
lam oieiem 8efeble mad, tpdbreno Der
@trd fling natiirli6 entlprang.
= Sn QBnco 1T bic ganae @eielli9aft
zines Singeltangels berbaftet tporpen
tpegen 8erletung 0es @onntagsgeiebes.
= 8is iebt 1T es Der 3u6tbaus=8ez
b6rbe nod ni6t gelungen, 6as 3u6tz
baus au perpadten uno es iit ale Nus=
fi6t Dorbanben, baB Der Staat ielblt
Die Giibrung befelben iibernebmen
muB.
= Mus per19iebenen Sbeilen bon
Nprb= uno Mittelteras tpirb beri9tet,
baB ber neulide Grolt Der 8aumwoae
betrd6:li9en 56aben 3usefiist babe.
- Sn Marlbaa fanb man einen
Mann 9amens 2ples betrunfen in Der
@traB. liegen. gr tpuroe perbaftet unb
in bas ftdbtiide @efdngniB gebra6t.
Sort fam er gar ni6t mieoer su ii6
unb farb.
. Sir ben Bau zines S9ulbauies
in Waeo tpurben bon 8elpobnern Sal
befons $485 beigeffeuert. Sic Santa
Sc giienbabn bat ll6 erboten. idmmt@
ll6es gaubols umlonit gu transportiren:
= Sas offisieae 8otum bon Gomal
Gountp ergibt: Sones 545, Srelanb
472; Dabis 507, Saneod 491; GUT
6iion 1856, pfeuffer 595.
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gub Der @efunbbeit unb bes @ebeibens
cures 9ieblings erfreuen tpollet, ma6et
ben 8eriu@ uno Sbr tuerbet es ME be-
reuen. gs iit bon 6er drStliden Safulz
tdt iebr empfoblen unb 1T in allen re-
nommirten Mpotbefem sl baben.
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Gus benz m8oiton 0Isbe.)

esrren Nesaefenrs!
Ges Obise i'll Elm sntes @iI5 Don Jrau apbia G.
pinf5am aus ssnn, Waf, bic me5r aIs ireenb eine
enbere Jrou in g5c5rtcit ben gamten ber ,Trauens
freunSin" BEN piele ibrer Correiponbentinnen ibr
10 gerne beileeen, uerbient. Sic rpibmet fidb nit
benz grtbtsn Gifer t1rer 4rbeit, meIe Iestere ies
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tft ses.nansen feds afFitentinnen fi9 ;u baIten
bte tbr belfex bic ausgebreitete gorrefponben;,
oeI9e Don allen Soften ibr suiliebt unS pom benen
eine iesIi9e ibee fpesieae 2eibensIaf ober ibre
Gresbe bapon bsfreit au fetn tunbgiebt, su beants
morten. Sbre sFanaen 4rdparation ift elm 8eiI.
mitteI fit cute unb ntdtt fur b6fe Spede. Sd babe
YerjSnlidb 6ies ausgefmnben unb Bin ppn ber Babrs
belt beiien mas i6 jage, Iber;eugt.
Iesen biejerwohlbe efenen Gigenfhaften tpirb
isnb perf9risben. efner DON bieien fast: n0ie
Blrfung ift pnnberbar nnb eripart pieIe5 2eiben
sic fnrirt poIanbs bic f Iimntite Grt autterIeib.
MSfas i;ts sssorsss r. sstsstse nnb f9er.
belt, entaiInsuna nnb GeiStp;ire, mnnatiirIidsen
1lutahfuB, leoe Mrt 8er5etrng unb sic barauf fpIs
9enben Nildenrtartbe i4wcrben, anb ift beionbers
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araft elm. g@wd@e, 8Idbfu9t 9rans mad aei,.
att,l, nun nnb Mageni9pd9s .oir0 ieber;sit 6abnra
aen, nerp1fe 2etben, aasemeine StSrperi9tpdde,
S4laflofgteit, Mbmattung nnb 11npetbaufidieit
Senes 0sfabt sdnsltder gri96pfung, tpeldes
poaitdnbis poriber mad GebranS bieies SeiImit.
tels Seber3ett unb inter anen 11mftdnbef1 ift bic
sStrinng in ponfdnbigem 1ebereii,tommen NIT benz,
rem N, psibli9sn mnnterIiesenbsn @efet
unb ruirb poa allen Mpot3efer,i nertanft. oSraenS
weI9er aatb flr fpesiene Sdne, nnb Sic Namen ron
8teisn bic bnr9 Mnwenbuns ber qFan3en RifHuna
ss ~ sSSn man pS
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