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shsx's Departure From Rosion Causing
Iatk.

Boston, August 23-Shaw, of the firm of
l. Shaw & Bios, failed, bas left town, which
fact has given rise 10 conflicting opinions as
to the csrss of his departure. 1t is Learned
that on the day bef1rs Sha~'s departure the
attorney for the National PaIk Bank, in
New York, came 10 Bo-ton and made form al
dem and on /. Shaw & Bros. for the money
which the bank claimed was furnished
through the frsudul=nt representations Shsw
had msde 10 it, regarding the financial
standing of h's 6rm. The bank is creditor
10 the amount If $4,000. This demand
upon Sh.w's firm was ksown 10 be a PR
iininary step to the commencement of Grim
inal proceeding, which the bsnk proposed to
institute against Shaw, and which, it is ur-
de'stood sirce, has been begun. The de-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-08-24
6ED9zx, January o, Is

Very esteemed aixs:
forth here Is wonderful After taking ons
and a half boxes of your genuine Dr. O.
McLANE'S LIVER PILLS, have entirely
recovered from my four yearr suf1erfng. All
who know me wonder how I, who, for 20
many yeafs, bad NO appetite and could not
sleep for backAehe. stitch in my side, and
general stomach complaints, could have 10
covered
An old lady in our city, who has suffered
for many years from kidney disease, and the
doctors had given her mp, took two Of your
Pills, and got moro relief than she has nom
all the doctorA Youn truly.
]. Won DER BERG.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-08-24

*TEN years ago the name sf Lydia E. Pink
ham was scarcely known outside of her ns-
tive State. To-day it is a household word all
over the Continent and many who read the
culsr and religions journals have become
familiar with the face that shines on them
with modes confidence, in which we read the
truth that "nolhing i'll csn dwell in such 3
Tempe
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CAPITAL POINTS.

WAsHINGToN, August 25.-The Treasury
Department award gold medals of honor to
Joseph Cardreao and Aft ed Csrdreap, for
heroism displayed in having saved from
drowning, April 18Th, William Harshsll,
keeper, ami E iward Chambers and Edward
Lastry, assistant keeper, OF Spectacle Reef
Lighthouse Station, near Bois Blanc Island,
Lake Huron.
jenkins A. Fi'z,erald, the pension agent
recently disbarred from practicing bel IRE the
Interior Department, will no longer be rec
ognized rs an attorney at the Treasury De-
partment.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-08-24

TaERE is much discu ssion and soma tenn
per and excitement in Mississippi upon the
fence question. That is, ought the grain
growers TO fence other peoples stock out, or
ought the owners OF stock TO fence their cat
tie inI Common sense and modern ides con-
tend for the latter plan, but custom and the
interest Of cattle -raiserr, and OF every keeper
Of a pig that is turned out 10 grub for q
living and get fat on mss', stand up for the
old plan. Violence has broken ou, in some
localities upon the question, but nobody
shows Why a msn who grows crops that in
tsIf-re with nobody, nor rosm ever other
peoples land, should have to defend them at
great expers, from the Unauthorized in-
trusion OF his neigabors' hogs, cattle and
s heep. Responsibility fhOuld rest with the
aa ictors Of iojury, not with thcs, who suffer
he injury; but greed appears 10 have more
over thanj usticej ust now.
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Charles HI. bishop d Co., Cincinnati

CIScINNATI. August 23-L.te this after
noon three deeds of assignment were fled BY
the members of one OF the Oldest and largest
grocery and grain firms in this city. The
FIRST is Bishop BroF., the second Charles III.
Bishop & Co, and the third George w.
Bishop, individually. The firm of Bishop
Bros. has practically ceased business, aud
exists only for the purpose Of disposing Of q
quantity of whisky it is carrying, and to
close up the old busines'. 1t is composed of
George w. Bishop, Henry B. Morris and
George Ii. Hendersman. The last two sre
also members of the grocery firm of Hawk
ins, Morris & Co., which does not join in
the assignment. Charles Fl. Bishop & CO. is
composed of Gorge w. Biahop & Son, and
deals in -four and grain. The assignmen s
are all made to Gorge w. Trowbridge.
No statement of assets or liabilities
has been m sde, and the bond of the assignee
has not been fixed. George W. Bishop says
they have S200,C00 whisky tax due soon /;
that they have had a series Of Losses since
1873, notably on a ranch in Texas, where
they were led into Losses by bad managers.
They have also had recent Losses 10 grain.
He thinks that when a settlement is made
they will not leave their creditors with much
loss. The Fl rms are among the wealthiest in
the city. A short lime previous to the as
sgnment George w. Bishop 6led mortgages
on real estate 10 secure obligations 10 per
sons for whom lie had been acting as trustee
and guardian.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-08-24

In England education has been found to
produce more cleanly and decent habits in
the lower stratum of society. The same ef.
feet has followed in this Country. The chill.
dren see at school what makes them point
out evils at home, and on the principle that
in domestic matters, the mothers rule the
father, and the children rule the mothers
good is the result. "As the twig ia bent. tbs
trees inclined" 1t is a's) found that si
more Of the children of the poor attend
school the death rate among them decreases
Dirt is one of ihe greatest enemies to life.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-08-24

The genuine are never sugar-coafed.
Every box has . red wax seal on the Id,
with the impression: McLane's Liver Pm.
The genuine McLANE'S LIVER PILLS
bear the signature Of C. McLane and Rlem.
ing Bros. on the wrappers.
Insist upon having the genuine DR. Q.
McLANE's LIVER Pills, prepared bJ
Fleming Bros, Of Pittsburgh, Pa, the marks
being full OF limitations Of the name McLAne
spelled differently, but of same pronuncta
ton.
II your storezeeper does not have the gen
uine DR. C. McLAHE'S CELEBRAIEI
Liver PILLS, send US IS cents, and we viii
send you a box BY mail, and a set OF our ad-
yertising cards
III HHIVn nnAS n:xx.hL n
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knight. T.mpIar Grand Omeer..

SAN Fran CISCO, August 23.-The follow
ing officers were elected TO day at Knights
Templsr Conceive: Grand Mssier, Robert
E Wiiber-, Of Virgins; Deputy Grand Mas
ter. CHARLES r ,omp, of New York; General
issimo, John P. 8. G ,bln, OF Pennsylvania
Captain General, Hugh NJ. CuTdy, OF Michi-
gao; Senior Warden, ]. Lsruet Thomss;
Junior Warden, Gorge c. Perkins. The
Treasurer and Z corder were reelected.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-08-24

Col. CHARLES MARSHALL, during the
war an aid on the staff OF Gen. Robert Z.
Lee, has for some time past been engaged in
compiling q history of the life and CAM
Paigns Of thai distiDgu shed chieitain, and
hopes 10 complete it during the coming win
ter, the ample material in his hands being
already in shane
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-08-24
Too Inlimate Mtsh HIS Rrother,s VIE

WALLET FALLS, Ks, August 23 The
body OF a young man named Geo. Posey
was found in the river here this morning
with a large stone tied 10 its neck. An ir-
quest was held and verdict CT suicide rem
dared. Young Posey is supposed to have
been too intimate with his elder brothers
wife, snd she ran away from home last
week. On Sunday night the elder brother
charged George with tie intimacy, and in
the morning the younger brother was miss
ing. 1t was supposed that he had gone 10
ioia the woman until the body was found.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-08-24

TIE pressure Of taxation upon Cuba is 60
great that it ia said an era of bankruptcy
will soon set in that will compel Spain either
to change her system or lose the island. The
planters have 10 pay twenty-five per cent.
taxes III, 6rst star, and q crisis is coming
and time il did
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DIRTY.DEPARTMENTS.
Pablo Bafldfngs at was hinKton BeiUg
Put I'm Readiness
Tor the winters wOrk-OmcfTs' Pay
Claims ms-CspitaI Notes.

WASHINGTON, August 23.-The Second
Comptroller recommended that the csses oi
the following named officers Of the army be
referred to the Court Of Claims for sdjudica.
ION: Adam Bsdeau, Francis Q. Bennett
Francis E Lacey, Vincent Pollen, Robert Fl
Montgomery, Joseph Vanderstice, Jonu II
W. Blair, jr., Chsrles 4. Miller, VIM. P
Gould and Benji amin 1. Pope. These cases
are claims for arrssrsges Of longevity pay,
alleged to be due under the recent decision il
the case of Capt. r. w. Tyler. The Second
Comptroller has a-ked th-ir reference 10 the
Court of Claims ader an old law contsint
in section 1868 of the revised Statutes ano
not under the Bowman BILL
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-08-24
The New York Democracy.

SARATOGA, August 2a.-The D.nocratic
State Convention is called for September
27,h, at Budslo. A resolution, introduced
by Roosevelt, OF the New York County D.
mocrscy, was sdopted providing th.t the
primaries in New York City for the election
of delegates 10 the ate Convention be con-
due ed under the direction of the State Com
mittee, pending a settlement f the differ
euces Of the several factions. The resolntio n
brought up hot debate, but was finally
adopted by a vote Of eighteen TO Twelve.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-08-24

THERE has ben an unusual awakening ia
scientific circles in Cincinnati during the
past few months. A polytechnic school has
been organised; a State Forest Association
formed, with it, headquarters 10 Cincinnati,
and courses OF popular Lectures on chem
istry, zoology, botany and histery have been
given at the afternoon school in popular
ec;anoa end hiatarv
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The York Augu Meeting.

LONDON, August 23.-At the York August
meeting to day the race for the great York
shire axes, three ee-year olds, was won by
Duke Hamilton's O,sisn; H. Smallwood's
Chiselhurt second, Lord Rosslyn's Ladislas
Qate Clewer) third. There were six starters.
At the start betting was 9 to 2 against o.
sian, IL to against Chiselhurst, z to
against Ladislas. o sian won by a neck.
There was distance Of two lengths between
Chis hurst and Ladislss.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-08-24

PITTsBURe, August 23.-At 8 meeting OF
the window glass manufacturers aud work
mems conference committees TO settle the
rate of wages for the ensuing year. the man.
ufaeturers made a proposition which en-
braced a general reduction cf wages IF about
ten per cent. The workmen refused to act
at once, and asked time for the confederation
of the matter, which was granted, and the
conferercs adjourned 10 meet the same day
naxt 1aat
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-08-24
An Ex-Judge Convicted or Tben

LITTLE RoCK, August 23.-W. r. Adams,
ex-jndge Of Faulkner county, has been con-
vic ed bv the Circuit Court Of Van Buren
county of sealing $3.50 from Sheriff Towr-
send, aud s:n,enc ID to one year in The peni-
tantiarv
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-08-24

SAN FRANCISCO, August 23.-The cushion
carom game of bi!lisrds at the Metropolitan
Temple this evening, 300 poinip, $500, Sexton
and Schaefer, was won by the former in
forty-nine innings Schsefer scored 2S3
Sexton's best run, 46; Sssefer'r, 35. Time of
game, one hour and thirty-fve minutes.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-08-24
Business and Domestic Troubles the
Cause.

CfSorNNAII, August 23.-At s o'clock las
night the jauitor of SAxony fi', Ninth aud
r ace streets, discovered ths dead body OF
D.. J. A. NJ artin in his off "a with a small re-
vover 10 his hani and pistol wound on
the temple. Toe in iications were tn At the
m an h ad been dead forty-@ight hours. The
deceased was sixty-lwo yeas old, and the
supposed cause of the suicide was domestic
and business troubles. He was living sep&-
rate from his wifi.
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KILLED Because He Refused 10 Obey q

Troy, N. Y, Angus. % d. F. E. Hud-
GOD, of Hoosick Falls, was sho', probably ia
tally, this morning, by Charles Osterhaus.
Hudson YVES Osterhaus family physician,
and refused to obey Osterhaus's demand to
go 10 the house whsre the latteT's wife was
an invalid. Two shots we're fred, one ball
lcdgiug in The spine. Osterhaus escaped.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-08-24
vint shinkrs's Liabilities.

CINCINNATI, August 23.-The liabilities OF
Vint Sninkle, which were at the time cf the
failure estimated at $4,000, are now said by
the appraisers and assignees TO amount to
about 500 600 more. The assets, at the Low
est nppr aisemsnt, will resch $4,000.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-08-24
FLEMING BROS, Pittsburgh, Pa

Mee1px Of the sfeek hosders OF the
n. o., @. ~, ". A1D n. y. =. co.
A MEETING of the stockholders Of the New Or
IA leans. Baton Rouge, Vicksburg and Memphis
Railroad Company win be held At the company's
Septenper 1883 for the purpose OF acting upon
me proposed consolidation Of szid company with
the Mem phis and vicksourg Railroad Company,
aud the transaction OF such other business a. may
come before the meeting
BIZ order Of the President and Directors-
CHARLES Z ARASTROEG, Secretary.
vicksburg, July u, lSSs. tue
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Looking Into the New York Stock
Failures.

New YORK, August 2S.-An Investigating
committee OF the Sock Exchange 10 dav :
inquiriug into the circuns ,ances attending
the failure OF Cert Ward & Co, and E. C.
S;edmap. They will also investigate the
failure Of G. W. B, B,llou & Co., ard Schott &
Knight. The resu Is will not be disclose
until the invesiiga atious are concIu led.
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How 10 Pm, ON a Postage stamp.

Eoston 1furel,T: A man can always
learn something if he will only look about
the other day aud 1 noticed an employ E
busy aff king stamps TO eny lopes. Every
time be moistened the right hand corner Of
The envelope and then placed the stamp
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-08-24

HIGHLAND, ILL, August 23.-John Gar
msD, farmer, near jamestown, omui,ted
suicide on accoun! of financial troubles.
Robert Tuppsner, miIliner, also shot himself
through the heart with sh1iguu. Cause,
financial trouble
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-08-24
TEMPERANCE TALK.
Second Day Of the State Prohibition Con-
yention at NashyilIe-1he De.
elaration OF Principles.
The Formation OF Separate Party De.
cIded Upon, After Considerable
Discussion.

NASHVILLE, August 23.-At the State Pre-
hibition Convention, John r Dean, chairman
OF the Committee on Resolutions, read the
following declara ion Of principles of The
Constitutional Prohibition party Of Tennst-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-08-24

The New Orleans Times publishes "a
warning to Innocent Sjutherners," but it
does not give the names OF the innocen;s.
Perhaps it was afraid they might be victim
lied by Louisisna lottery ticket.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-08-24
SPORTING NEWS.


KANsAs CITY, August 23.-Herbert Slade,
with his trainer, left Independence To-day
and it is siid has gone TO Atchisou, Ks., to
prepare for the coming prizs-6ghi. This
lakes the ,se out If the hands OF the Mis-.
souri suthoriiiee
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-08-24

NEW YORK, August ga. S. Jones &
Co., 81 Few street, ANNOUNCED ct the New
York Mining and Naiiooai Petroleum EI-
change, and at the New York Petroleum Ex-
chang, their insbility TO meet their contracts
About 200 900 barrels of Gil wsre closed out
/ for their al count
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-08-24
Killed by a Rough.

GRANT CITY, MD, Augus: ga cons,a-
bic and posse attempted to take William
Andrews from house of i'll repute at Isadors
and were fred upon by him. One OF the
pasly, DR.. J. C. R41, was killed. Andrews
gave himself up. Rsx was an influential
cit
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-08-24
SHOCKING TRAGEDY
Mysterious Murder and Suicide in New
YOrk-A Young Married Woman
the Victim.
A Physician Killed Because He Refused
to Answer a Call-The Crimi.
nal Calendar.

TOLEDO, o., August 23-L.wis Hellerick,
slloonist, tally shot Alex Murdock to-
night at Swanton, o, in quarrel. Murdoch
has .mily at FfankforE. Hellerick was
arras'ed
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-08-24

TIE New York Tribune Gays that al pres
ent the bank reserves are higher than they
have been at this date any year since re-
sumntion
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@zIIlII3Ekxzeli&lB
YellOw-Fever Prevented.

CAPT. s. o. MOORE, Of the brig Shannon,
writes to the Holman Liver Pad Company: !:
GEHrLEMEN-I left here in October, 1878,
on the brig Shannon, with a cargo OF lumber
aud 8 crew Of eight men, for Havaus. We
fever was at its hight, and all shipping ip-
terests were suffering largely and crippled on
account of the fever. We all used the Hol-
man Pad as preventive but one man, and
all escaped the fever but he, and have no
doubt he would also have escaped it had he
Uarp ona
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Hor.ford's Acid Phosphate

DIR. Joseph Holt, New Oclesl s, LII, says:
Il have FRI qus nlly found it of excellent ser
vice in css,s OF debility, loss OF sppeiite,
and in conv alescence from exhaustive ill.
ness, and particularly of service 10 treatment
OF women ard children"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-08-24

THE exercises of this school viii be resumed on
l. Wednesday, Sept. 5th. None but ac-
complished teachers employed. Superior facili-
ties In the various departments. $50 in advance
WY pay board, fuel, hgnts and tuition In the
Greek and Book keepingi for the entire scholastic
year of forty weeks s175 viii pay the above, in
clL ding Music. 500 IN ad vance Will paw al the
foregoing witD the addition OF Art. For catalogue
and further Information, address the Principal al
Tuscumt ia. Alabama
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-08-24
INDICATIONS.

For Iesnessee and he Ohio VoLey, generally
fair -ealier, rsOrthery 0inds rising barometer and
stationary or lOuer temperature.
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BUSINESS FAILURES.

CLARK 6 Edwards, Prfnters, hicag0.
CHICAGO. August 23.-CIark & Edwards,
printers, failed yesterday. Liabilities, $1,000;
assets, uuknoTn.
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"A FAIE outside ia but poor substitute
fr toward so1b." Coed health inw ardly,
Of the bowels, liver aud kidneys, is sure 10
secure a .ir outside, the glow # health on
the cheek and viger in the fame. For thi.,
use Kidney Wort and nothing else.
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Deshler Female Institute.
Tuscumbia, Alabama.

n. A. FLOURN0Y, AN. M..........,.......-PRE5IDENT
With Fun Corps OF Experienced Teachers
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-10-22

Der 60 elm e III a tt mar siemli6 leb=
bait uno Die Yreiie ltnperdnbert. .3ufubr
ca. 1900 Stiid. GeSoblt iplrbe fir lei6te
S@weine $4.30@5.10, fIrl9ruere $4.40@
4.S5.
Nprfn1fit mttrhpn II. ".
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-10-22
8crmii0teS4

- @ie6cr lit elmer Der 0auptzSemz
pcrenS> Qpoitel ais nie0ertrd6ti9cr
0euGler uno gen1einer QS ii it | ng
entlarpt = nGinlid @Ii So6nion bon
8ropflDn. Sci einern gcgen i'm eingelei>
teten @beldetoungSpro3eB iDuroe our6
0tetben Don 3eugen 6clpielcu, oaB er auf
ieineu Senlperen3rcoefabrten Elm GuBerit
loGercS Gebcu fiibrte uno bGufig gDebrud)
tricb. Dies D%erbinoerte abcr Den ldetnbeiz
Iigcn 8uriheu oar llidjt, Iugeno uno @nt>
~6altlomteit gu prebige1 lno lelblt Die an
ltdnoigltc1 ul1ter ben Wtrtbet in ben ttetz
iten 60Qenpfubl 5N Deroaunlle1. Nuf Die
acknowledgement SclDcilc BIN babelt tbn
Die @el6morenen Jest Der iDnl bon ieincr
biSDcri9en Satin 5ltr &ult 8cle9ten Ser
brcden iduloig beiulOcn. gSann tutro CT
ipobI ieine nG6lte GcnlperenSretle CIT
tretct ?
-0ie Oeuti6en Gincinnatt's
6dbcn nahtr1Qli1 aud nob ein s It Al
GDren Der @ritnoun9 German
toiDn'S Dur6 Die INSTRUMENTATION
Sug tpnroe abge6alten. Fl WnlitcorpS
lno SrommlercorpS mariGirten III oelt
53u9e, Der allgenleine Seipunoerung erregtc.
SIS Dauerte gc1au cine Stunoe un0 3ebl
Wttnutcn. bis CT eil1tlt gege6enen Buntt
pallirt bate. Ser critic Ma9en I'M llnSllge
trllg Die @ermdnia ltno Columbia. Der
Speite Wagen 6ra6te cine ld0ne auegorildc
0ariteuung OeS MdppenS uub Stnnlprudcs
Der @riinOer nuu Germantown, "Vinum,
linum ct textrinum'' (gSeill, 2eilt ullo
QSebeidrein), einen 9teblto6 nit Win3ern,
Elm Sla6Sbinocl nit 9lrbeitertnnct unO
eincn 8cbeltubl NIT Beberin. Ser brittle
9SaAen trug ben i00nen 1tDl5en oelttl6en
Wcibna6tsbaum, ben Die Oeutl6en in
9nerifa eilgefiibrt BADEN unD Der leBt III
feinem amerifantihen Sauie feblt. IS
mar etn itattltd)er Sannenbaum bon ilber
20 SUB 0DDe u1o, na6 G6t ocutider Nrt,
init Nepfeln ulo 9tillien, S6neebalIen,
8rebcln, Spiella3et, glGnsenocn lluo
9Iibcrnben Sil6er>, @olo7 uno @laSperlelt1
Soften scld)miift. Der Subcl ldBt ii6
nit 8ortcl1 ni6t bei6reiben, ais Die Slets
lter, tnsbeiOnoerc I'M itodocutl6en Biertcl,
BEN Magen iaben. Nuf bicicm Nagert
befanO ii6 cine Otcnge aQcrliebit aus
icbenoer &inoer, tpeldc UNI ben 9Scib@
nadt5baum tQtStcu ui1o ipielten. Die
4ionterzS Gngcr batteu einen prGd)tig oefoz
rtrten gSa9en nit Snnnen6Guinelt, 8luz
men, QDra II. !. ~. Die nltcn Gltaben laitz
get man6' luitiges 2ieo uro trugen nidt
tpellt9 sur sSeitltimmung bel. Scr S6lcsz
mig 6oliteiner llnterltibun9speretn bate
eillcn biblden QSagen uro S%ranSparclte
nit ben f%olgenocn Sni6rtftcn:
JSu beS @onscn !Seil
Gbun trcu mir unler SIeiI.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-10-22

= Oas neue 6otel Der befdnnten @ez
brlber 0au er am @ie6ba6 (&anz
ton 8ern) lit am 4. Oftober abgebrannt.
9aS 9otel gebOrte 81 eincm Der idoniten
ulo belu6teiten in Der S6ipei3; Die III Der
9tG6e mulloe1oe 3aDnraobabn tibrtc tp0Ds
rello Der Sailo1 g~etuobnltd ei1e1 ltar ten
Selu6erltrom ju.
= NlS Der &aiier iiin0it Der @Grtners
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