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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-07-30
NEW ADTERTLNENBNTN.

EOR SALE CHEAP.
/ at one OF the best Lancaster factories, nearly
new. Inquire at this office. jysslwd
{ ,aSEs. JAMES. A FULL LINE FROM Sc.
HAETHAS's rELLow FKoSrcIGAE:
IUTANTED-NUnsE uIKL AT NO. 440
quired. jyaostd
| WANTED-A YOUNG WOMAN WANTS
w to 60 out to do days work ut washing,
house cleaning &c. Apply Hfs. ss Lands
1t No. III Concord Alley.
SCHOOL TAX 1855.
= The duplicate is in the hands OF the
W.O. MARSHALL, Treasurer.
ONCE hours from . a. IN. to IN. m.
.jstfdR
WANrED.-TWO nOUNG LADIES To
w learn sparr1ng to travel with q combi-
nation troupe. Address .s,.,,,,,
1t INrKLLIGRNCKR Ofiice.
Ill on growing tobacco can be had at
BAUSMAN 4 BURNS.
Agents, Pennsylvania Mutual Hail Insurance
6S1Ps3E 6s1ESEE sTkSEf Il fSTa Pa oce-No %Hsr
Q1O KEWAKD-LOsr ON FklDAY LAST
dDlU at Rocky Springs, Back Seal-Sk1n
son returning same 20 this Office will receive
ten dollars reward and no questions asked Its
DRUPDsALS FOR OURBING.
L Sealed proposals will be received by the
Building Committee OF the Eastern Market
House up to 10 o'clock q. M on WEDNESDAY,,
AUGUST l. Tor from 500 to feet OF Granite
Curbing, 20 inches deep and six inches thick.
Proposals to be left ut the Office OF Allen A.
Herr. No. lcS East King street.
jy2S-3t J.F. SENER, Chairman.
TN GASES OF CANCER THEkE ARE THE
i widest variations in the degrees of pain
neither the size nor the duration or period of
the tumOr seem to influence the amount of
pain with certainty.
CANCERS. TUMORs. SKIN DISEASES
also, Chronic and Private Diseases-success-
DRs H. d. and II. A. LONGAKER
Ofice-l3 East Walnut street, Lancaster, Pa.
Consultation free. jy30 3tdAw
ITOR SALE-THE ENTIRE sioux AND
Fixtures OF the Millinery and Notion
Store, situated No. % West King street, Ian.
caster, Pa, consisting OF Notions, Hosiery,
Gloves. Zephyr Goods, Ribbons, Laces. Ger
sets, Underwear and everything pertaining
to q hrst-class Millinery and Notion Store
also two Show Cases. three Counters. Shelv-
Ing, Desk, Sign, Stove, etc. Call or address,
fuly2S-iwn INTELLIGENCEH.
GIEAKD FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-07-30

.hEK'S PAIN PANACEA cures pain ir
man AMI beast. For use externally and inter
nally.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-07-30

01O KEWARD-LOSr ON FklDAY LAST
DlU at Rocky Springs, q Back Seal-Skin
Pocket.book containing Naluables. Any per-
son returning same 10 this Office will receive
ten dollars reward and no questions asked Its
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-07-30

city, were scared Ov Str0k0 OF IL lCGNiNtr
broke out of the enclosure, ran along the
railroad track towards Rohrerstown until
they came to the open trestle bridge wherr
ono of them, q valuable mare, fell through,
distance OF eighteen feet and broke her
neck. The other horses managed TO cross
the bridge and escaped with slight injury,
though the bridge has no floor and the
ioists are two feet apart.
The switchboard Of the Mount Joy tcle
graph Office was burnt off by the lightning
during the storm.
A telegraph pole west of Rohrerstown
was split to pieces by lightning.
A daughter of Simon Groh living in 4
house belonging to P. W. Housekeeper,
Chestnut Level was very severely stunned
by the lightning which struck tree near
the residence 1t is believed, however, tEat
she will recover.
A large shade tree was blown down a,
tue corner of James and Charlotte str; cts
this city
Between Columbia aud Mouutviile AID
all through tho Silver Spring district hun
d. eds of acres of tobacco were cut To
pieces, and rendered utterly worthless
and to day many of the farmers are cut
ting off their crops with scythes Follow
ing a.e some of the sufferers in that sc:ioa
Harry Kaufman loses acres A. Shell
lenberger, 4; Geo. Morrison, s; j. and
II. Dombach, 20; John 8. Hoover, 49,
]. Newcomer. 10 Jacob Forry, 6; Christ
Carr. 5 BENZ. Herr, 10; lac,b Hershey
5; Saoob SeiIz, s :; Abraham Mellinser
10 David Mellinger, 10; John Ssitz, 10
Solomon Detweilrr. 10; Reuben Gar ber
30 !; John Bullock, 4
On the Big Chickies. il Rapho township
near D-ytown, tho crop is badly cut Il
pieces John Her!zler loses 10 acres, Johr
FOrry 13, II. G. Grcider IS, Mr.. Nissley
or 6, the Messrs. Nolts also suffered heavilf
At West illow, Johu Sener, Mr.. Rusi
Mr.. Ruth AMI many other farmers suffer
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Die Sabafsfirma g. %. Sail &
9lr III Baltimore lit uniern dlteren Sc
fern CUR @eniige befannt, lei es burd)
rniere @palten, lei es burD ben &C.
braub ibrer Gabrifate. Gs gelten bieie
3eilen benn audi mebr uniern iiinaeren
Greunben unb .ipeciell unleren erlf fiira=
lid eingemanberten 2anbsleuten. 9ieie
lniillen mir barallf aufmerfianl MAIDEN,
oaB piele Der in Der 9eimatb 10 beliebz
ten Sorten Hau9tabaf BON obiger sSir=
ma in Baltimore, tpel6e bem befannten
5abafs6auie Sig. pbiI. @ail im GieBen
lOeuti6lan6) entitemmt, auf beutI6e
qrt unb Weiie fabriairt tueroen. 2iebz
9aber elmer pieife guten beuti6en
ytauhtabafs brauhen bieIen @eluB in
ber neuen Welt ni6t gu entbebren. Die
beliebteifen Sorten linb: A B go. 3
nnb Stern A A (f6maraer @eiter),
Merfllr gfo. 6, @rilner portorieo, SIZE
gel @anafer.
au6 fiir 51nupfer foroen nniere
obigen 2anbsleule llao ba6en pariler
Ro. l, Doppelmops, pio Nono, Ii. +.
~. unter Gennern eilten guten Slang.
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!. :
2exaS.

- Sie Stabt 2arebo fat einen gon=
tract sur grri9tung uon Wallernerfen
abgei6loiIen.
Sa aa Grange ioa Bis gum
9erbft cine Seblmiible anselest iuer=
ben.
90. u. Gbottpel. gonifable bon
Oafwooos III BON stpei Mdnnern, Moore
unb Solution, erf6oHea tporben. Die
M6roer iinb flii9tig.
= Sn Der Na1t bonn 26. auf ben n.
1T bel Warihal Groit sefallen.
Z. 80 Ser Sheriff BON Sadsbcro bat 5
gferbebiebe berfolgt uno ibnen IA ae.
itoblene pferbe abgenoinmen.
60 Gin gemeinfdaftli1er BeldluB
Der 2egislatur, tpel6er Bic teranii6en
&eprdfentanten i'm GonsreB inaruirt,
auf enti9dbigumg oerienieen 8etpobner
Brenbanis 3u bringen, tpel6e bel einem
bur9 Ser. Staaten Sruppen i'm Sabre
1866 beruria9ten Geuer 0erluite batten,
tplrbe ailgenommen. Sm Senate
pdlfrte bic Bin, ipel1e Nniprii1e bon
Gebrern in ben Sabren 1872 big 1876
anerfannt unb cine Siifriftiterer su
beren 3ablung auferlest.
-S Sn @albefon famen bon Der
9auptfabt Merifo $32, 900 in 9tidel=
nliin3en an, bic mad gbibllabua ber=
ibiift unb bort in Circulation geIebt
iuerben iolen.
- Gin an Der gifenbabm angeFeu.
ter 3eitumgsagent in @aeo, gamens
9adett, trug li9 nit Selbfmorogeban=
fen. ct lieb fid in einem salon stuei=
NAL einen print" bsrabrei6en unb
mii6te iebesmal cine partie bes unter
bem Namen Slough on @ats" befannz
ten @attengifts unter oas @etrdnf, aber
ber Selbitmoro ipollte ibm ni6t gliiden.
ct lebt beute nod.
= Oas 0pllsfeit in Soufom ioa
am 3. unb 4. Mai gefeiert perben.
Gin S6euial Wamens paul 9ill
in Sort Wortb bat bafelbf ein iebsidbs
RIGGS Md6den mibbraudt. Rod 1T es
ni6t gelungeu, Oes 8erbre6ers babbaft
3u iuer6en.
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S. Mayer 4 Son,
Gde Gpmmerfe< 1tl1b 9fabarrp<9 <9traBe,
9e9enIber @rpDS' Banf.
Mo0f 2Saorf1t :
@e f@dft.

@triimpfe unb @trumpfmaaren lino
in FOLDER Nuspobl bprban6eil, ipie In
tn feinem anbern phb Der Sta6t.
unter3eng
fiir Dan,en unb Rinber alIer 9lrf al ben
biligiten Yrdfen. Bargains In feinen
unb or6indren Waaren iino fiets au
finoen.
6an0f6ube
in 5eibe, Galbfeioe unb HanmuolIe,
@lacebanbfh fhube In pradtbDlIen s5arr
ben o rei1ifer Mnstpabl
Infer 8Drratb in
Somnen= unO RegeHf6irmen
bietet alles bisber Dogeueiene. Neue
5aeons unb aus ben beifen Gtpffen.
WeiBmanreu
als Rdnioofs, Oyganbies, SaeDnueis.
2einen 2a,pns, gtfreift, carrirt, ge.
bliimt unb einfu9.
aeinens unb Daumm Dfl hoffe
se fur ben 9aus8ebrau6.
Nlle Stoffe leinene. boIbleiuene unD
banmmollene fiir 9ett, 9if1 ,c. fnb III
iegi9er 8reite ouf Qager. 9iTd6eden,
Serbiettelt nab 0anptidex cine Sb<rio.
lifdt;; IN alIen 6artes ltub 9r6Sth.
Wir oferiren Borgains IN @arbinen
un6 Nprhdn0esf.
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Bon Eopt errettet,

Misiam 5. gousb,in bon Somerpiae,
Wado fast I; SIN Derbl 1875 betaul
i'd euuscnbluisn, 9efolat ppn eineu bsfti=
gen Dniten. Sd osrior ten appetit unb
mein 6lsiin nno wnrbe bsitldaerig. Su
1877 bfad,ie man mit ins 6rspitol. Tie
Asr3ie eifIdrten, id bdtte Elm God, in mel.
ler 9auSe pou Der @rS6e eines boIben
DcllaritldS. SoSar bic Nadridt pcn
mein.m TpDe perbrsitete fb. SD gab
ale 5cifuun8 ouf; bu emptabl mir Elm
1reub Or. Bil liam 8 alts BAL.
an I'd r,bie Qum8c. SD sebroudfe
cine 6lafd,e unb 3u meinfui @rlfounen
murce i'd beHer. uro bin bsuie 8siiinber,
ale i.it prei Sabren.
SD ihreibe bies In Der 6offnmMg, po6
Ssoer nit i'anfer eunSe Bebaftete Or
Wiitiam Sale Ballam ae.
braudt. unb Id bin iibsraeust. eoB rass
fslte bic Mus,ebrans beitt Sd Tam
poiiiio bebaupten. cab mir Der Ballom
metr @utes erwieien bat, ais nue iibri<
Seu Arjeneien ,uIamnen. bic i'd nobm.
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Damen= unb Rimberbitte,

Damen= unb 0inberbitte,
fotpie gomnets ieoer Mrt. gBir fibren
fol6e 5ll a(len preiien BON 20 gents Bis
25 Dollars. nnaipeifelbaft pir6 Sc
hermann ettpas neues filoen, tpas bier
nod ni6t geieben tpDrben 1T. Gpecielle
Nufmerffamfeit 1T
Qlei6erfoffen
gewibmet. Sir 81 fam man eine
&obe fit cine Dame ober elm Rinb fau=
fen, elegantere 3il 2, 5, 10 unb 20 Doll
lar. So6feine Noben bon $4O-75
iinb in gr0Bter Musfpobl gu finben.
Gertige Damenfleiber
in palbwolle, Wolle llnb eeibe neaez
ffer Mooe. Iiis l'ss''.'f..1 i s2i ..ssass;.
Seibenfoffe
ie9li6er Garbe uub AuaIitdt, bonn Ieihs
teiten Saffet bis gum fdmerfen Brofat
un6 Wfniree antique aus ben rennonl-
mirteifen Gabrifen Jrantrei6s, Deutfh=
lambs, ber @dnei3 unb 9iirfei, bon 40
Gents bic Dar6 an allfndrts. gs lobnt
f9 Der Mhbe bieiem Department be-
ionbere aufmerfiamfeit su f6enfen.
9af4enti der
in 1000 peridiebenen Muftern unb
Qualitaten gu ben b,lliglten preiien..
Is III
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Sn Der peuniplbanil9en 2eaisla=
tltr 1T eine Worlage eingebra9t tporoen,
tpona1 ber ueberi6uB, Der fi9 mad
Nb5ug Der fit bic laufenben Musqaben
unb ben 5ilgungsfonb beltimmten Gel
oer ergiebt, mad Dem 8erbdltnille Ser
gebolferung unter bic berl9ieoenen
Counties bert9eilt per6en ioa. Da Die
Staatsi6ulb bon penniDlbanien gerina
1T, 10 tpdre Der 8ori6lag gang .5eitges
mdB, borausgefebt, Dab bic 2egislatur
etlpas gum 8ertbeilen iibrig ldbt. $50
biel 1T, oa tpirb in ser 3egel nod mebr
berf1leuoert.
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X Y Brpbireu oeht iiber @tubireu

~ probiren gebt iiber 6tuoircn. /"
brau0t nidt biel gu ffubireu,
ionoern fam lei6t ausprobiren, oaB
Mageni6tud6e, GalleniibeI, Gopf=
f6meraen unb biele anbsre gIei@artige
Granfbeiten nur babur6 frrirt tperoen
f0nnetI baB Die llrfa6en oerielben
gdn5lid bertrieben tueroen. 91ieren=
&raut 1T gu bem 3pede bas beite Sell
mittel, ebenio ipie fit 9ronil1e gerfo=
pfung, an ber Millionem beg amerifani>
i1en 8olfes leioen.
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Die febte fonareiIionelle 9,erm

- Die lebte fongreiiionelle Yeruil=
ligung bat ben alten MiBbrau6 fortge=
iebt, in Der 8ia fiir @ibilausaaben
mebre Willionen fir lebigli6 militdri=
i6e 3wede an3uieBen. 9aour9 follen
bic Soften bes 0eeres unb Der 6lotte,
mel6e perbdltniBmdbig ungemein grof
iin6, gum 5beil perbedt iperben. Dds
8olf ioa i'm Dunfeln bariiber bleiben,
bab oas Seer anftatt angeblid 80 Wlil-
lionen beren nabe on 40 tofet, unb biz
6lotte minbeitens Elm 3ebntel mebr, aIs
in ibrer 8erpilisunssbill iebt.
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@ouberueur Sen WutIer BON N2o

- 8ouberneur Ben Butler BON Wtals
ia9uietts f9leubert Der bortigen, ben
Wfonopolen freunbli9en StaatsseIeb=
gebung Elm Yeto ra9 benz anoern ins
@efdt. Sein neueftes Yeto ridtet li6
gegen bic Bill, ipel6e Der Sommerbille
Werftgeiellfdaft cine tpeitcre 1riit Don
5tpei Sabren einrdumt. St iagt in fei-
ner 8eto.8oii6aft: r9ieie @ompasnie
ipuroe idon i'm Sabre 1880 ineOrporirt
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unb bdlt 200 Neres 2anb, ober ben 6rei=
sebnten She'll bes gan3en @ebiets bon
Sommerbi(le in ibrem 8efbe. Sd bin
nidt bafiir, oaB man lol9en Gompagz
llien fiir ale Glpigfeit 2au6 betpillige,
6enn ein fol6es 8erfabreu fiibrt gum
SD1tem Der u2on6lorbs" unb ber pd9s
fer
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-03-29
3ebn @ebOte fir sanser,
Omit q q anbaIoiien.l Il
1 Gtrhp fpff

|
l. Stebe feff.
Sas 5inglnItrumt beoarf eines felten,
ii6ern @efeGs, ber Sdnger mnB rubig
auf beiben SiiBen iteben, ur6 Ii6 ,nges
5'puilgen geraoe balten.
2. Sorse fit geniieenbeu Mtben.
Sic 2ungen iollen ungebinbert ar6eis
ten fDnnten, &ippem unb 3perdfeG
ni1t bur6 @ini6niirung bes 2eibes in
lbren Seipegungen gebemmt tperben.
3. Singe ni6t, ipenn Sic 2ungen fonif
i6on fart in atnipru6 9enommen iino.
9ur0 ,bas Gingen pirb ben gltbemz
tperf5eugen bereit5 cine nibt geringe Mr=
belt sltgemutbet, bic ili6t mod bur6
2aufen uno anbere Mnitrengungen ber-
mebrt tuerben barf. Sas @ingen anf
Mdriden, beim Surnen as. 1T Der
Stimme feinesmess sutrdslib.
4, SB, beroaue unb bann finge.
{ Gin boiler Magen unb angefrengie
Sbatisfeit ber 2unsen, tpie ie bas @in=
gen perlangt, 1T f9per bereinbar. Mam
iDlte Der Werbaultng bic n6tbige 3eit
g6nnen.
5. Wiirge ni9t.
Die SaIsmusfeln mii{en, foll Ser
2eblfopf fid leidt unb frei beipegen
f6nnen, loder, tli1t frainpfbaft 5ufams
nlenge5ogeu iein. Sen0re baben oft
Die i6le6te Genobnbeit, ibre Some auf.
Oieie Weiie beraus3upiiroen, ibre
Stimme erbdlt babel einen gaitmigen
8eiflang; man nennt einen ioltben 6dn=
ger s3rapateltenor"
6. 2aB franfe Stimmbdnber in Nube.
Bei grfdltung iinb bic Stimmbdn6er
in ibren S1tDingunsen gebemmt, Bic
Gtimme flingt beiier ,inb tper bic franz
fen Werf5euse ni9t big au ibrer @eneIung
in &ube ldbt, iebt biel auf's Spiel.
Z. Ddbrenb ber uebung barf nidt ge=
rau9t meroen.
OaB bas Sin9en in raudaefiillten
2ofalen na6tbeilig auf bic 6iimme
ipirtt, bebarf fanm eines 9fa1peiies.
8ereine follten bas @au9en tpdbrenb
ben aebungen niemals bulben.
8. S1reien ift ni9t 6ingen uno ber=
birbt bic Stimme.
gbenio fddSli6 1T ber MiBbraud Der
6timmbdnber, beren ueberanfircmgung.
Die oft artet bei fort9eidrittener @tun6e
bas Singer gum bdBli1en 5hreierl aus,
obne baB Die 8ereine benten. ipie benz
menb fie ibren be1eren Befrebunsen ent=
9egen,uirfen.
8. 2aB ben Son frei ausfr0men.
Cine 9auptbebinsung fit euten Sc.
long lit, bab ber Son ungebinoert aus=
itr0men tonne. Die ipeientii1lten Sin.
berniiIe bieten 3unge, @aumenleeeI nno
Muno. Sas @aumeniegel muB m0g-
li6f binaufsesosen iuerben, ionit flingt
Der Son natal. - .Maul auf!" beibt
cine alte grobe Sdngerregel; beim
bat Der Mun6 l(bie Munoiuinfel auss
einanbergesogen) elm DIAL 3u biloen
uno iid) 70 ipeit au 6ifnen, baB spei
iibereinanbergeleste Singer 3ipiiden ben
3dbnen plaB finoen. Driidt bic
3ungenwur3el nad, binten, 10 tanu Der
Son nidt berbor uno tpirb gaumig.
gei ben 0ofalen mub bic 3unge
m0gli9if glatt liegeu unb ii9 rubig ber=
balten.
10. @ebrau6e beine Dbrem.
Oie rihtige 8ebanblung unb Ieripen<
bung Der 9timmperf3euge berlangt elm
eingebenoes Stu6ium unb gro6en
Gleib. gGenn aud an ben Gboridnger
biel geringere Goroerllngen gu fellen
iinb, als an ben Soliifen, 70 ioa er
gleidmobl mil grnit Oil Der @usbiloung
ieiner Stimme arbeiten, belonoers auf
bic &einbeit unb Sd0nbeit bcs &langes
adten unb iein DIR bilben, bamit
es bic Zone gu iiberiua6en i'm Sianbe
iei.
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10. @ebraude beine Obrem.

- @. 80. Mapbone, Mt. Galm, Ses
ras, iagt: rgroiuns giien=8itter bat
meine gau3e Gamilie bon intermittiren=
Dem Gieber 9ebeilt unb bic @eiunbbeit
tuie6ergegeben."
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= Mr. s. .. Golbsboro. gnnis,
Seras, fa9t: u8romns gifensYitter bat
mir bel f6rperli6er 56wa6e unb ner=
ooiem 2opfmeb iuoblgetban."
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Suits
Niae,,


epn.pteme sines
mt fb6ftAett & eb er.
U2anaef an Arpefif @etdrnt getiirpfunS,
i'm Sinisrfcpfe, Gdmer5eii inter ben Gdniters
biStfern, atsfaetriebenfein f.adb teis gfien, INIT
abueisnng 0egen j<be t5rperlihe pcer geiftige
Zb6ti9feif r(i5tareoE Eenp<rdflert, triibcG Gtiins
niiin4 nit ben teicnberkn @efiiGif, traenh
sine 1siiessn1s!t ssraeiisn ~ babsM @asts'
getbe 3auts 1bsrtaupt &cpiid dmersett ebertatb
6e5 relbten 4nAeS, uurubi8er Gtlaf init bedu9p
itiaeneen 2rdunien, fart 8efdfbfer nriu unb
q EFT ppfii n 4.
3uff1 y Tiles fIHb fps1ieu filr titft HdiIe
beretfets etneDoS6 serugfe4t efnen FOL dbenHbed,s
feI In 0efnteu, ba4 tsr 3eibenke erifanns a..
elss<rnsettsntMG GScsttt mi Sssrarfa4en SselfAs
ania9, % btt ee2eE a<nAerf M bur IRE tsniidee
HDlre.mg fslelt<ke4nnn0tere reesst etn rteelmatts
ere 0fNtlo1ag terperasr1len ptrb. .yreis - Gents
- mff9 s. afr . y {.
Wrsns peess over 1 : sksrsen pus9 stn stn,.ses
sssss VII aSss ..s tIse SEssss asss .s is
sss sS ssssj y sssss'1 ''s r' aa
b ssss S!:ssss sss'':ssss .as
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(Gcrt'ebuns fDlat.)

- Gin gliidli6er 3ufaa. GER s.
%. Swengel, Wationtown, Ya., ipri6t
iid fol9enbermaben iiber bic gBirfung
bon Dr. Muguit &6nig's Sam :
burger Bruittbee aus: SD sog
mir cine f9uere grfdltnng 5ll, aus tuel=
der ii6 elm f9merer 9uIten, nit 8ruif=
i1mer3en berbunben, cntmidelte. Sd
gebrau6te mebrere 6laf6en 0ultenz
Wteoi5inen, iebo6 obne grfplg. Meine
Greunoe fagten, i9 bdtte ole Nusseb=
rung. Gum Slid befam i6 Elm @ircu=
lar Der 9amburger Gamilien= Nfebi3inen
au @e5i9t unb beihlob, Or. Muguit
0amburger 8ruFtb ee
gu gebrau6eu. 9ta9 einer fur3en 3eit
peri6mano Der Guiten uno bic Yruit=
f6mersem, bic Qungen ipurben geiunb
unb i9 fiiblte mid iuie neueeboren."
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Bas s66nbe nnb Yreis unrer Maar aube 70 slaun pr
aupten 6nnu ooB benz Ynbum inn Shn atbpeu
Dorbeu it, Wr ab eOernlann pea Damen ~
i9tisen uno f6 oom sefaahn su hbuaeusen.
g. M1a pers& @rbm
ed Commerce. uHO aapaffoss sha6s oeeenabu grsas gans
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-03-29

gen 9immel fabren, ipie i'd es porbin se.
trdumt. Sett ,reibt Du, mas id BON
benz Manne furcere, benz id ansebSren
lou-unb fannlt banad banoeln!
0ictor mar tpie Dem Donner serubrt
BET bteier 9febe Wnnas. st besann, iie
mebr gu fardten als a(les gnbere, unb lein
nadites geitrebeu mar, fie 3u perirbnen
ST 5ps bas ab9eiAnittene Stiidden bon
cem Rueer berprr uno 5eiste e8 ibr. Nnn
sebe @ott, bab l1d ber Talisn,an tepdbre,
iaste er unb iant Dor slnna in ben ftuh
ten Sizes auf bas Rnie. gBenn i'd Gid
beleibi9t t-um eieieS 9alismanS pillen,
ben Du mir Ielblt gesebcn iei barnlber-
gig! Sd min ia GlleS tbun, mas Du
willlt-werbe nur tpieoer inein liiBes Qieb
bon pcrhin, ba On slaubtelt, es is: @ott
ielbif, Der unS einanper in bic 2lrme ses
lest. aennden, fannit Du Deinen 8etter
peritpben?
Sic Idaute ibm lange in bas ldSne
@efdt, unb baS Mitleib fam pieoer iter
ibr iunses suteS 6erS. sic leste ben
Nrm I'm, leinen !SaIs unb i9attelte traria
Den Scrf. SD rerttcbe Did, nidt, eieS
Qeben, baS Du sercttet, if gein, 70 tanae
Dn Did ieiner wertb Seisit. Sd lam
nidt in bteler Winute haiien, mas id in
oer ucri9en seliebt. 9l6er Yictor, mir iif
bod bic Treube an Dir perborben, oenn
Du biit Bel al' Deuer Stdrfc Elm idmaz
der abhdnsiser gbaratter pOu Wenideus
furdt unb fleinliden &idiidtcn, unb id
iebe iest, oaB man ein 0tieie iein fam,
cIne bod Elm Wfann 81 icin! User mir
ba5 Mass bon Dir seiast bite. ais Eu
miA bnr4 ben Stmm uno eaS ipiloe @ais
fer ileuertsif, ben bate id einsn nidtS-
uiirbige Verleumoer senannt = -unb nun!
Sdau, 8ictOr, nm ienes 9lusenblids ba
crou6en willen lie beutete mad beln ur1=
idatteten See-lei Dir's persieben, ba6
Du mir ben idSnien 9raum nieines Sc.
bens 5erifSrt haif, ben, einen Srcben
Wlann 5u lieben! Sic manbte ld bon
ibm unb sins benz Saule gu. Gictor
sfol0te ibr in bSditer 8eifirSunS.
(V1rfretun1 fpIaf
Daily globe., 1883-08-29
THERE SHOULD BE NO WORD
STRANGER.

Many years ago I was one day jour
neying from Brattleboro to Boston
alone. AS the train went on from sta
tion to station it gradually filled until
there was no seat left unoccupied in the
car except the one by my side. At Con-
cord the door Of the car opened and Mr..
Emerson entered. He advanced a few
steps into the car, looked down the
aisle, turned and was about to go out.
believing the car to be entirely full.
With one Of those sudden impulses
which are acted upon almost before they
are consciously realized, I sprang up
and said: ooh, Mr.. Emerson, here is q
seatp
AS he came toward me, with his
serene smile slowly spreading over his
face, my courage fak3ered. I saw that
he expected to meet in me an acquaint-
ance, and as he looked inquiringly and
hesitatingly in my face made haste to
say: you do not know me, Mr.. Emer-
son. [ never had the pleasure Of seeing
you before. But I know your face, and
I could not resist the temptation of the
opportunity to speak with you You
know that SO many people who are
strangers to you know you very we'll. -
perhaps there should not be the
word stranger in any language" he an
swered slowly, in tone and with kind
ly look which at once set my timidity at
ease. II do not know any reason for
t."-Atld71tic Moq1thlu.
Daily globe., 1883-08-29

buildings upon which are also made in
the same manner as the other patri-
archs'. 1t is impossible to resist the
conviction that the masonry, gigantic
as the blocks of stone and pillars are,
must be at least very ancient, perhaps
even of Jewish construction"
The Gazette suggests that Machpelah
means double" and says about twenty
years ago an italian renegade, employed
about the mosque, followed high of
fetal down stairs into the cave. He
was soon discovered and driven back,
but not until he had seen that its name
is appropriate, for it consists of two
parts. If it is ever explored, no doubt
the mummy of Jacob, at least, would be
found, for he was embalmed in accord
ance with the most elaborate art of the
Egyptians.
Daily globe., 1883-08-29
HOUSEKEEPING SCHOOLS.

A writer in the New York Tribune
tells of two interesting Housekeeping
Schools" in the kingdom of Wurtem-
burg, which have something of the
character of secondary school or col
lege, no girl being admitted to them till
she has passed through the ordinary
schools. The general aim of the course
of lectures and of the practical work at
these institutions is the cultivation of
Cleanliness, order, punctuality and eff
cheney in housework and farm-work."
All the work of the house is done by
the pupils during the day hours. The
evening Is devoted to lectures on vari-
Gus subjects, singing and drawing. In
both institutions the programme IS di-
vided into three branches of instruction,
housekeeping, woman's work and con-
tinuation of the teachings acquired in
the primary school. The first of these
branches includes cooking, breal-mali-
ing, washing, ironing, clothes-maki2g,
gardening, the management of all a.
ticles Of ordinary food, such as milk,
fruit, meat, etc Under the second
branch are found the use of the sew
ing-machine, embroidery and even cob
bling, with instruction il the manufact-
ure and character OF the various stufGfis
and materials, such as wool, silk, cotton
and lace. The third division embraces
mental arithmetic Chead reckoning" as
the Germans caE it,, dictation, book
keeping, singing and lessons on health.
There are two terms in each year, occu-
pying between five and six months, dur
ing which the complete course Of in
struction is carried through from be-
ginning to end. The expense is very
slight. From eighty pfennige to one
mark Is to 25 cents is charged for
daily board and lodging, and the fee for
the entire plan of instruction is only
twenty-six marks term. The success
has been so marked that multiplica-
ton of similar institutions is certain