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Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-06-07
A Model Husband.

never played cards in my lie,
nor smoked, nor chewed, nor drank
"A glass of liqnor, remarked well
known man of family TO a lady
friend the other day.
And of course the lady, who did
claim for a husband one of those
creatures addicted to the vices
above referred TO, answered:
Then indeed you are q model
man and your wife ought to teel
proud OF you. Such men We very
seldom see now IA days. | do re.
spect a good husband.
Then a thought seemed to dart
suddenly through her mind aud
she broke forth AS follows:
But let me ask you one question
and if You answer that satisfactorily,
considering yonr other excellent
/ habits, know free pass TO the
Kingdom Of heaven awaits you
whenever Won are ready 10 take
your departure from this life. =.
Fire away, rather inellegantl,
returned her companion.
Well, | would ask YOU this, sh,
continued: Did you ever hug an
other mans witcf
He had important business dowI
the street, and didn't stop t.
answer.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-06-07
The Democrats Illustrated AlmaIa;
Fnr -. AND
Handbook Of General Information.

An ,r-glut work "f To pages. ~:
iurhr- n >iIr. Irlut,d on hn"lN tlui'i
book pip.r. ILLUSTRATED thoroughly with
iuu-' beautiful "ugraNlug-. and containing
h,.>ii,. all H." Information PERTAINING I"
he ,lI,uiar. statistical and general Inform
aiinuunNarinu~ >u' irrt-, aud especially mp
nu the p"lir,al aud 'I>ii divisions p"pu'a-
tlnu names uf "iln!I'>, STATE ami munrt-
pil: r,r"rl> at past rlrc ions. productions
rtf"s,d~. .'"ningical formations, rtc. ~
rh,' STATES III Louisiana. l"NdN, ArkanNh>
Iruuc>>rr, Mississippi. Alabama and FLOR
ida. viii hc mll-l fro. postage pr,pn'h.
- every subscriber of the Daily OF Week
" TIMT~-nI NpCENr.
sud IrIuIitLucr- in registered J. tier.
ua-'Jl order ur draft. n uur risk.
AddIc,- all Communications ard letter.
t. THE IlME~-pI.Npt RAT.
New Orl-Hn~ La.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-06-07
GentIemen's Clothing.

There are no marked changes in
cut;ing gentlemen's clothing
though pantaloOps are narrower
than those of last season, aut all
coats are shorter, including the
Prince Albert frock coats, dress
coats, morning getaways, sacks,
and also overcoats. The suit for
business, travelling, and morning
wear is made entirely from on"
piece Of English or Scotch shifting
in neat plaids, checks, or mixtures
of color. The coat may bc sack
with one or four buttons, or an En-.
clish cut.awny with the same mum
bcr of buttons. The vest, cut high
like the coat, has a collar or not, ac
cording to the fancy of the vearer.
The trousers are very close fiitlng.
The semi dress suit for church and
afternoon wear IL really the day
dress suit, as it is worn 10 all eater
tainments given in the daytime,
such rs afternoon teas, receptions
and weddings. This consists oi II
Prince Albert double breasted i'rock
coat of black or dark blue twilird
cloth-young men prefer dark hln"
with marked diagonal lines: Tins
coat is finished with silk larlngS,
and the vest OF the same cloth Is
cut very high to match the coat, 81
that only very little of the folded
scarf is shown below the collar.
The trousers are made of heavy
cloth with dark neat stripes, usually
having u gray effect, but no special
color prevails for these. The dress
suits remain unchanged IN shape.
except that the coats are shortened
a trtle. The most glossy West oI
England broadclolh is used Tor thu
swallow.tail coat and the vest
which is cut low in front tn match
il, and these are the only garment,
now made of broadcluth tor men al
fashion. Silk iacingS may br u>rd
on such coats, or they are omitted,
as the wparer directs. The uarIuW
trousers are at heavy doe skin %
the same lnstrnus black used Tor tia,
coat. Young men of fashion non
wear this suit To all entertainments
in the evening. putting 1t on Tor ~
o'clock dinners, making c'cniu.
calls in il, wearing Ii To the Theatre
where formerly II was seldom seen
and going thence To receptions
Overcoats are made at Ely SLAMS an,
fur beaver cloths, and are most ol
ten sacks, slightly shorter ,ha
those of last year, but occa>l"nalI
n surtout ovcrcoat is Ordrrr'
Blue. brown and black are the co
ors used, without preference IL
either.-HUper'S Edcdr.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-06-07
Walking Sticks.
fChan,lrr- journal


To break oil hriurh for dcirn.
>ivc purposes. ~ CruSnc did on
hnIin. himself on an unknown
island, would II" one of the iiI>t
acts of plimiti>" man. y rude
support OF this Kind would
soon Ice iullowcd 10y the pilgrims
sail, familiar To us in pictures ct
the patrILrchS; aud from then
early slaves doWu To the gold
headed cane of our mudrtn dardN,
what IA variety of walking sticks
have been produced, according To
tn" fancy aud fashion of the time.
W hen, in l1Ul. toutnrn attending
gentlemen were forbidden To carry
/ swords. those quarrrlsome weapons
were usually replaced 10y Il porter :
stall "wilh "A large silver handle,
aS it WAS then described. Thirty
years later, gentlemen of fashion
BEGAN To Il scard their swords aud
To carry large oak sticks with great
heads aud ugly faces carved there
ON. Before very long IL comprti
tiun arose between long and short
walking sticks, some gentlemen
liking them rs Ion. lrapinG poles
rs IA sa,iri>t of the day tells us
while others preferred II yard o
Vanished cane scraprd taper
bound AZ one end with wax thread
and tipped at the other with "A neal
turned ivory head as big as a sllreI
penny.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-06-07
TaImage on a Pistol.

Talmage has said many good
things but few more applicable To
an existing evil than the following
"Another practical use OF tins
great national calamity is that II
has Disguised more than ever people
with this free use of fire arms. On
the frontier, or if it is Your business
as an officer OF the law To make the
arrest of desperate, Non had bet.
ter be armed, but it is high tim,
that all respectable citizens snap
in two their sword canes and Unload
their deadly weapons.
"lf you move in a respectable so
ciety in BrooalAn. or New York, ~
Washington, OF London, !oa have
no need OF any more weapons than
the two God gave You, two honest
fists, aud are easily loaded. II yor
feel the need of ha"ing pistol il
your pocket you are IA miScrahl,
coward. II you are afraid to 20
down the street unarmcd, YOU III,
better get your grandmother Will
her knitting needles TO go with you
A pistol is the meanest aud mos
internal weapon ever invented. |
is the weapon of a sneak. | woul'
as soon carry a toad in my yes
pocket
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-06-07
<g1a
Gbe Gimes-Dem@rat.
The New Orleans Democrat and New VI
leans Times Consolidated De-
cembrr |, Isl.

A representative newspaper must hhu
il. way into every business establishment
and tu every hrrsidc around which cluster
even the most ordinary intelligence Is
Thor, any question IN the minds oil Inv
people living in the Southwestern an"
t,uit stairs that the TIMEN-Dt M"IhAi II
that Paper: that II rL.hudi"S All 81 Inv Wv,
m,uts aud p">>,,.rs all III" qnalitl"s tha'
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nall r.,
The enterprise. push anu progress of the
N,.w orl.arts pfMoCRAT during the pact
,iuhtrru mouths have brcumc Pros-TOlai'
No journal published III the south has
made. such pTu.irS- IN the same l"riod al
time. The New Orleans times has been
fur many years recognized ~ one oil tue
leading journals in the country.
rlc consolidated issue, TnE TINES
DtNoCENT will -n,bn,ly thu best rlrinrui-.
the Ia chest NirtncS of both. IL WI! >'ni-
rly be- without question, the ideal paper
Of the bushes, man. the mechanic, plant.
.r. farmer, the family. the people, at all
CLASSES and conditions. IL In waste "i
,,un.. To rrrm.ratc the -Xcrllrnci"s of n-
issues. II !, the ,nbodlnrut at the most
,ru urwsrarrr. Every department III II
la. been rai-..d 10 the highest standard.
I'll, Daily nr the Weekly IIMr>.DfMoCR>I
should reach every plac" OF business hnh
every home in the Southwestern ana "uli
/ states.
The subscription rates for the Daily are
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Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-06-07
MINDEN HOTEL.

THE travelling public and regular board
/ rr- will iiud this hnu-r ~ comfortable
AID we'll supplied ~ the r. sources ana rnn-
dItiuu al the country Will permit. b"
charges are very reasonable. lhr stage
stand j. lrpt "i his Hotel.
hav, also attached 10 my hotel Il ne"
and r"mmodlru> stable. well supplied WITH
and water and "a good "Ntirr al
Na,~ on hand to dit'rd ~ >trrk.
The aNcling public MIL q" v."'l - ave
,r,. araU \. !. REYNOLDS.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-06-07
Among Loose Lions.

MT. NcuISc cdiSViJ h"'''C "
gagged with Mr.. Paul Cleves, the ,
proprietor of the Porte st. Martin
theatre. Paris. to supply eight ons.
two drompdaries and two elephants,
to appear in a spectacular play, the
lions were brought TO the theatre.
At nine the next morning the man
in charge of the elephants, WITH an
EXPRESSION OF terror in his counter
ancc, said in a whisper to Mr.. San.
ger: "The lions are out" "Nell,'
said Mr.. Sanger, "Uhy don't you
catch thrmi Where's the keeper,
Mscomo:- Don't know, sir Mr..
Sanger. taking An oil.lamp, with a
wretched, smoked glole, went on TO
the stage, aud, after walking about
for time, Was heard Ia say: so,
there you are, are you!" and, look.
ing over a trap in the stage. he saw
the big lion Tichborne, and present.
/ II the other two came pTowling 10y.
IAN right. will saon have them"
| said Mr.. Sanger. AT this, the big
lion. as though he understood what
was said, threw up his head and
opened his ponderons jaws, showing
his great tusks. Mr.. Sanger took
a heavy whip used by the elephant.
keeper, aud with this in one hand
and the lamp in another. dashed INTO
the cellar. The lions instantly dash
ed of. Presently he was heard To
SAY: Its all night. | have got one
OF them" MI. Sanger came upon
tic stage, and said the other two
were concealed among the broken
timber and waste at the bottom oi
the cellar, and that he would have
them directly. Several tried topper
>nadr him To forrgu any further AT
tcmIt. "What am To do" he an
SWrIcd, IL bave engaged To hilng
eight lions here To appear III the
play, and not To roam about III the
; theatre" At this moment some
thing was heard to fall. Mr. san
ger. leaving without SAYING "a word,
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-06-07

In the struggle OF life We have
constant need ot calmncss, of pa
thence and courage. The need of
tlIlS WAS never more bcau,itniiN
rNprrSsrd than i'll a letter of AIRY
Srhrilr:, the celebrated FrrEch
artist. to his daughter, i'll which he
SAYS:
"Drar daughter, strive To he of
good courage. to he gentle. hearted !;
these are the true qualities for
woman. 'TrouhlcS every body must
expect. There is but one way Of
looking "a. faic-whatc,e that be-.
whether blessings or at,liciionS-
To behave with dignity under both.
We must not lose heart, or it will
he the worse, both for ourselves
and tor those whom We love. To
struggle, and again and again IL
renew the conilict-that is lifc's in
hrritance.'
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-06-07
THE GUARDIAN n.
n A n o s.

A little band, a fair, soft hand,
Dimp,rd and sweet 10 kiss;
No sculptor ever carved from stone
A lovelier hand than this.
A hand As idle and white
"A lilies on their stems;
Dazzling with rosy iing"r-tips,
Dazzling with crustrd genus.
Another hand-a tired old hand,
Written with many lines:
A faithful. weary hand, whrraon
The pearl Of great price Nhlnes,
For folded ~ the winged fly
Sleeps in the chrysalis,
Within this little palm ] see
That lovelirr hand than this.
Harriet Prescott Spofiord.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-06-07
Sensible Old Girl.

She had been called an old maid.
and rather resented it. She said /:
| am past 30. have n good home.
| think Won know | have had album.
dant opportunities to marry. |
have been brides maid u score OF
times: ask myself with which one
of the beautiful .iils took the mar
rage VOW would exchange to-day &:
Not one. Some are living apart
tom their husbands; some are
divorced some are wives OF
drunken husbands; some are hang.
ing ON the ragged end uf society.
rndcavorng 10 keep up appear
anc"s; some are toiling 10 support
and educate their chlldlcu, and
these are the least miserable; sore
tread the narrow line beyond the
boundary of which lies tine mys.
tcIlou- land, and some have gone
ont ia the darkness aud unknown
horrors, and some are dead. \
few There are Who are loved and
h0nurcd wives. mothers with hap
py homes; but, alas. only very
few.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-06-07

Cuurling is natural blessing.
Ii teaches Young people 10 speak
mildly. especially il the old folks
arr in the next room, with the door
open.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-06-07

Application for rates for climbs shonld he
mad" only to the office of the Company in
New Orleans.
For further information. write clearly,
giving full address. Send orders by *
press or Registered Letter OF Money Order
by mail, addressed only to
n. A. DAUPHIS,
Esv Orleans
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-06-07

\ country paper speaks of a man
" no "dled without the aid of q
ply stefan" aud adds that "such in.
stances OF death are very rare
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-06-07

The Weekly j. never loss than II nag"~
in size. and j. really III" best and cheapest
weekly paper pni'''shrd.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-06-07

Digitated stockings or stockings
having separate compartment Tor
each toe, is the latest exhibition OF
feminine fancy.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-06-07

It's Grand Single Number drawings viii
take place. u"'thlv. IT NivIE SCNii~ az
Pu>rru>fs. Look at the following lllS-
IiIbutIou:
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-06-07

\ clergyman after marrying q
cuurtr made nsr uf thr follow lng
hrurdiction: "Forgivr them, Lord.
tor they know not what they do
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-06-07

Shnn illrnrSS: il is the rnSt that
attaches itself to the brightest
metals.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-06-07

When would the cubhlcr seem
most likely To feel the weight of
declining yearsi When at the
last he is waxing old.-Boston
TrnrtIlcr.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-06-07

IL threw this of in ten minutes"
softly said the poet. placing a
manuscript on the editorial table.
The editor said that when 1t came
20 speed no Ion. haired poet should
distance him: and ne threw il oil
in less than ten sccondS-oil the
table in the waste basket.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-06-07

A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY
n To WIN A FORTUNE.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-06-07
BOARD Of school Directors.

G.. G.. GlII., frr~id, mt,
]. II. CltArPIl.L. SrcIrfaiy,
II. 4. IEnELllLH, l.. \. MICK,
II. A. Mel Al LAND. I. lEllHLAAN,
". II. HESTER.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-06-07

GRAND PROMENADE CONCERT,
during which willtahc place the
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-06-07

This is the only Lottery ever '"tru 0"
and endorsed by the people OF any state
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-06-07
CAPITAL PRIZE, 300, 900.

~ NoTICF-Tickcts arc Ten Dollars only
Halves g.. Flfths, s.. Tcnth~, 81.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-06-07

rnlrf the personal supervision AND man
agchcaj Of
Gen. G. T. BeAUReGaRD. Of louisiana,
and Gen. IUBAL A. EARLY, of Virginia.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-06-07
serM-Annual Drawing,

At NEW ORLEANS, Tuesday, June IL,
l--9.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-06-07

Louisiana State Lottery Company.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-02-17

6rau barbara 8asfe. Gattiu tes
9ru. @ottiieb @uste. 5iaentbiimer bes
Sin 9otsl Ell Ger Main s5traBe, 1T
poraeitern Gbeno INN Z llbr i'm Niter
bon 46 9abren 9sitorben. Dor eiwa
siusi 89deH ertrantte fe am Malaria
Sie6er, ipelder Srantbeit fe erIae.
Die 8eritorbene fam i'm @ooember
1880 nit ibrem Gatteu unS &ier Sin.
bern bon 9rsmann, Mo., bier III.
Sbr NnOenten wiro bon Nuen, ole
fe tahnten, i'll @bren sebaitsn als bas
elmer treuen Srcunoin uno Ii:be0oaen
fir oos Slid Ger SLriaeu Iebsnosn
9au8frOu. Sbr Satte nsbf brei er-
wa6ieneu S0Atcrn unO eiuem etiua 18-
labrigsu Sobne beweiueu ibreu friib'
seitiaen SOo.7(ScOdlia SoaruaD.
Sruu Buste ipar felt UieIe Sabre
bier a%nidTig uno e~rfreute fd Der g6t-
uug oler ibrer 8efannt,r. Den trau'
ernoeu 3interbliebencn unIcr tiefet-
fiibltcs 8eiIei6.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-02-17

aeubeit aeboten, fh imWOte1iren aus
;rbilocn, benin in oieiem Sa1e 1T
GIeiae elmer Der anerfd mt tu9tigitcn
8unftIer Der Belt. SIM @lter bon p
Sabren wuroe feline tunitlsrif&e 2auf-
balm bur4 ben Militdrbienf eeben'uit.
Sein feinss Bsuebmen unb fem du-
berit puuftIidea Yerbalteu mohten ibn
buIS bel ieiueu Soraeiesten beltebt
uuo braateu es Oubiu, oo6 er als Dr.
binnn3 beim Sroupriusen bon Seutf@'
Lamb einauut muroe.
@ua iebt fdGummerte fem &unff-
eifer nidt, uro burd Den Hufentbalt
III Berlin wuroe ibui GeIegenbeit ge-
boten, Die pieIeu bort befnoli1en
8untuerfe gu befidtisen. uub caSur1
fid nod msbr a%us3ubiloen. Ndd B.-
e%nbiguns pes 6elbSuses ss9en grant
reid 1870-71, ben CT mitaemaGt.
%luanOerte er mad Nmcritd aus. um fern
BON lcinem Bnterlnnbe feline &unftler-
balm gu Oerfoiaen.
Collie Die 9erteuuna bes GenfmoIs
Dem junaen &Intler ubertraaeu iUer'
ben, 10 wuroc ui6t oaeiu er fur (eiuen
rc9cu Offer belrbnt, lonbern fetlen
Meitern, welhe feiueu &uutfnn ae-
wedt unt bef0rbert habeu. oaburd ge'
nib cine srobe 6reuoe btreitet, ta6 Der
Sunteu ben lie angel, at, ueit uber oas
Nteer in einen, an6eren @sIttbeiIe aur
beGen SIamme auaobert. 9.M.
y Srrr S6ilSma6er 1T Der Srubsr unleres
@ittursers5 rn. Ssrnbdrtt S9tsma@sr,
teIeIbe bssbrte unfert Stabt Ssr tinisen
5atrsn bur@ einsn Ssiu& unb pirb Sisls
lei6t nod pielen Srrmannsrn in anss-
nsbmsr Grinnerurs iteben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-02-17

Der W0roer Sring bat III ieinem
iebsnidbri8en Srie0e sessn Die 9srs9'
ti9feit aufs Nsus siuen Siea erfrhten,
Der ibm gum o~IerweniQten cine nsue
9aleenfrit bon eiueT Sabre t9ert.
Sept lit ieiu SAL cine refine eonltitntt'
oncae Srose eeworbeu, uno fem 9sben
bdnat nun outs Seuaueite nit benz
@tunbgsiek unieres Staatss 3ufnm'
men. @enu Sring es nod srIebt, 10
fauu err emit feinen breibiaidbrtsen
8riea iu 81. Coulter 9efdnenis f,t'
eru. Die Nusidteu ba3u fno slnitig,
henn er %erfreut iid zines auten appe'
tits uuo elmer fr0ftisen Gefunbbeit,
unh bab er nidt gebdnpt ueroen iuirS,
bat ibm, fGon ldneit cine weiIs 0rau
propbe,eit .-llnb weiie Srauen pFssen
oeralei4eu meridtentbeeis Al wi1en.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-02-17
nrni1i

Tie WObIbegrin0ete YupuIarjtdt Ger
"White uno Davis" NGbmaIAicren
uerIcitct 9ewi6enloie GOncurrenten auf
uIt nur m0aIjde y8eiie ben 9utcu 8uf
ojcicr Muihjuen gu id00igcn.
lin 0o8 YutIj,um Dor GGuidungen
Su bcwobrcu, wcIde bon unicren GoH'
currentcu btriudt Wcr6en, outd nad'
lcaGmte, oIte iibcrgcar6eitets, auf mn
reAtmabiac 8siic crlan5te Mni6inen,
ODER ouf i%onitigc JEcjie, 10 ratbeu wir
NGcu, Oic cine Gdte "White unb
Davis gu faufen wiiniden, nur bon
ooiu bcre4ti0teu 9dnNIcrn IN %f0ufen,
wtIde 0urlt 0uarantien Der betteffeu:
ocn @ompoguieu unteriibt mtroeu.
Nie Summer Der GuarcntiesS @eiut
mub NIT Ger Summer Ser Maidiue
auf DEM Sditber QUEER Dem Sdifden)
ubereiuiimmcu.
Seincr bitier SAeiue il: ddt, bet
nidt oas Sicgel Ger bctr. &omDa9nie
trd9t ooer 0ut Uc!den Die Nummerr
o~bgednoert ODER RABBIT limo.
GbenIo 1T feline Maihine bon Den
bttr. Gompaanien %guorantirt, an
weIher ole Summer eutpeber 9nnS feblt
ODER ouf irgenb cine WejIe uerduOeri
ODER e%utiteIlt lit.
~ -
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81 t | I.

Ollie &ontratte uub SpeSidt-3 Staten
fur Nra6t laufen NIT DEM |. Wdr3
1882 ab. IGe b~ieieniGen Seiaafts-
Ieute, weIde ibre Gontratte fur elm
neitrrss Sabr oerIdngert babeu wouen,
fuo crludt, auf bent Depot uorsufprs'
den unb ibre ncuen @ontratte Dor benz
l. WNdrs III unterSeid men. wiorigenfaus
linen mad 9enanntem Sage Die bouen
6rantp,eiie berednet 10 eroen.
SIS. y. 9 Ioeomb b, @st.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-02-17

8on BEN Ner3ten ugege'
y3lt es wubr, oub SIR. Sobfrep
wieoer wobI unb muntsr lit, unb bos
ibn Elm 10 einfudes @eilmitteI furirte?"
SD uerli6cre Sbuen, oa6 sr bolfdn.
oip turirt ilt,unO guar ourd nidts Nn'
StrcS ais bas 3opfsn.8itters. Bor aebu
Eaaen ert 0oben Die Nerste ibn 0uf uno
ia9ten, cr mIGe it~erben."
Isl, ou8 lit bod mertuirbis Sd
nil aleiG hin uuo meinem armen
George @opfen.8ttters bOIeu. SD reib
Dap 0opfeu gut e. nSalem YOit."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-02-17

Serr 8. q. OoebIcr, Elm alter Dir.
ger uaferer Staot, ftarb om Miittwo6
nod nut turSem 9eiben i'm berDoroc-
rt6ten Ntter BON 6S Sabreu, Z Wona.
ten unO 15 Edgeu. Die 8eeroiauna
fHbet morsen Sormittag nm 8 llbr
BON Der @obnuna bes @erfiorbcnen
aus tatt. 3err Goebler idblte, bier
rIe!e 6;eunoe. bel henru er in bober
G&tuns itdnb. Or bintcrl6bt mebrerc
errd&fene SinOer, Die tbeilwciie bier
uno in 8anias oniafia fnh.
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0nnfhnre Grouen.

Niemano meis bsu@ertb Sss 9cpfen'
Sitters better ~ iddben, uub 9iemano
III b%autbarer fur ba6elbe ais %oistSrauen.
IS lit Die ein;iae Meoiiiu, bic ii4 gang
Defenders fur Die nielen Srantheiten
eiaaet, beueu Sas Wsiblide SefdIedt
fdl allaeaeiu unterWorfsu 1T. 6ieber
uno Srolf, 8eredIQags- uno Geberbe'
ldwsrncn, anbaltenSes eser periObif4ts
8opfueb. SHwdde i'm 3u6en ODER in
oen Micreu, Shmersen iii Den Sdul'
tern unb auoeru 6orpertbeiIen. Mattia'
feit unb Mieoersei@lneenbeit werben
bara ea8 @itters prompt cnrirt. -
..Gournut,p
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-02-17

- 3r. 5bco. 8iaf uuo Ssmnblin
limo lebtsn 0ienitdg BON NeusMegito
rieber 3uridgefebrt uuo perbcn ibre
9eimatb fur Die 3utunft bier bssrIn-
Den. 3r @raf miro tie Ieoattion 6es
y8olt5btotis" wieosr iibernebmen unb
Is Nd iur Nufaabe MAIDEN, ben
gesbrtcu 2eieru Elm guts5 gIatt su Iies
fern. Gr beiist, pcnu aud nod
jung, cod bic n6t5igcn &enntniiie unb
6dbigfetteu, Der I'D 9tteIltsu aufgobe
our 3uirie0enbtit oar qbcnnenten ju
erlcotacn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-02-17

Der Stabtratb erbieIt gfo6rr6t, oaB
Die neue S%euerIpribe an 6. Sebrunr
bon Nsw'SOrt obgeianot wurbe, unb
1T Sssbatb beren Intunft iekt td9tid
gu erparteu. Oicie Soti6aft lit I'M.
ferer Surecrfhoft uu6 u~nicrer wafc-
rem SeuerWebr ipesieI icbr w%iutommcu
&oS Ionse udbrt miro enbtid gut.