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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-12-18
Irou Wort,e,s ueiuetion.

CHICAGO, 1.-THE Daily Nets,,
Joliet, Ills, special ssyt: The convention.
OF delegates Of the iron and steel works Of
the io1rth district, in session here 10 dty,to
fix wages for the North Chicago rolling
mills, decided to concede reduction Of 10
per cent. It 10 not known whether the
msstera will accept. It is understood the
mills have orders fpr GQ, 600 torsot rails
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-12-18

aR,,r7iyrL Snow" could never have
...o inspired in Wheeling. Herethe SCOT
m; M sjtb the beautiful" and the fair face
,I', Il n,tprs il dafkened Ger with the black
~ vi If busy industry-or something in this
r,noetic vein.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-12-18

NAN CourKR W. T., Detember H.
There vas grand rally last night in honor
Of the passage Of the women's aufIraselaw.
Leading politicians, irrespective oil party,
are petitioning President Arihprto appoint
MIS- Dunway, the leader Of the women's
eniranchisement Governor Of the Terri
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-12-18

,x ,bs present campaign in Louisiana IT
,i,ctiou against faction, not party against
.ty, and so the Democrats fall to and
ls.:, each other-a poor way to ascertain
q. H. rlll OF thd majority.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-12-18

f. Congress has earned its holiday re-
" III /, has been by not doing any
ssias-no. s'ss = always the worst thing fore
Congress TO do.
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eulprIts sea,enced. .

Special Dlsl'aIch % ne IWeVI9tHcer.
SrEuBESyILLR, O., December 17.-Me.
Laughlin and Jamison, the burglars Of
Rush Bun station house, were to-day sem
fenced to the penitentiary, the former for
eighteen months and the latter for one
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-12-18

Burglars entered Yeller's and uoneywsll's
groc.r.e .es, Rumbach's saloon ana Rodewigs
bakery Sunday right but got nothing except
easily carried articles, beiug evidently sitter
money. Of which they found nose. Some Of
the sufferers by these atti ard Others who
are alarmed at the little protection against
such steal ug, are ia'ki: g Of private watch
men. A ruaibtr OF factories have them
now, and some OF the other Establishments
In the Fourth ward have dubbed together to
nav WatchmAn |t..
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-12-18
The feninn Brothernood's Opinion.

NEw York, December 17.-A largely at
tended meeting under the auspices Of the
Manhattan circle Of the Fenian Brotherhood
held action on tho execution Of o'Donnell.
After a number OF inilammstory speeches
by the more enthusiastic members
a resolution was adopted calling on
Irishmen all over the world to
ayenge the death Of 0'Donnell
and pledging the Brotherhood 10 renewed
energy In striking down England the
enemy Of Ireland who sets at naught the
laws Of humanity and civilization"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-12-18
West yIrEinia Postal Affairs.

Prom Our Special Correspondent. 50
T -wAsuISGroS, D. c., December ~
Henry P. Carter has been commirsiontd d
Postmaster at Meadow Creek Station,
West Virginia.
I The name Of the postofllce at Battens
Mills, Gilmer county, w. Va, has been
changed to Loudin, and Mary F. Loudin
commissioned postmaster. '-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-12-18

v. c,rIlsIE rs Santa Claus.-1n seme
,..sinSs Sii will pu. sweet chairmanships,
!. s' .ome bitter disappOiDtnents.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-12-18
DIkD! ~

LUNsFogD-A his re.idenca h liSathewood, +
Moaday December II, Al Il ocl9iiIs. 4, foUs
Punsal notice hereafter, n
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-12-18
Gts :Gntelt9ettfer:
SsIes. nos. - n"d "a four'een.n s..ee.'

s,c,rr,FY ForGER is in bad health. This
-.v account for II.
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eDpIMy.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-12-18
CLOSING ISJUScrtoss,

Beyour spirit the very revslss. Ever cher
ish deep reysrepcs for Holy Church
aud a spirit OF obedience to her pastors.
Labor to spread this true Catholic tone all
around you aud countersct, so far ss in your
power, the mlschievous ipfuencPs which
others, strangely infatuated and deluded,
may strive to exert. This Is exp 'ct.d OF you,
and feel sure from the well known charac.
ter Of those who form your society that this
hope w!li not bs frustrated. sse tneu In how
many ways you msy and should prove your
selves worthy OF your Knigbtly character.
Thus will you aid each other, and eyen many
outside your own organ alton, to triumph
over the enemies, visible and Invisible, that
beset your and their pathway; and 80 deserve
to wear In the world to comv the lsurels Of
brave and faithful Soldiers OF Christ Such
Is the purport cf the prayer Of b,essipg
which am now about TO read.
Then followed the blessing Of tie banner,
as contained in the Roman Ritual.
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nance that those are not to be accounted as
Christians at all, who refuse to hear the
Church. Ono Of the iaadRst consRauenceio OF

nance that those are not TO be accounted as
Christians at all, who refuse to hear the
Church. One OF the saddess Consequences OF
this rebellious spirit on the part Of any large
body OF Catholics Is that It 10 traDt-
mi,ted to their caildren and thus occasions
the loss OF innumerAble souls. How can 1t
be otherwise? II sons and daughters are
continually hearing their parents denounc-
ing and even abusing and vilifying the pas.
tors Of the church can these children enter:
tain any reverence or respect for themr And
when they loss reverence for the pastors OF
the church, thcy will necessarily grow up
dlsobedient and disloyal; even hating the
church aud the restraints she imposes upon
them. Alb do they who foster and spread
such spirit, count the awful consequen
that imply scandal OF the very worst and
most destructive kind. Scandals indeed
must come, but woe TO that man by whom
they come" The yiideligbts In such har-
vests OF scandals. This Is evident enough
from the character Of those VINO sympathise
with and urge on rebels against the church.
Whenever these are applsuded for their re-
bellion by the bitterts. enemies OF the church
or by an anti. Catholic and inidel prtss, they
must be blind indeed II they do not ses that
II 10 not Gods but the devils approval they
are meriting, and therefore not Gods but the
DEVILS work they are d Ing.
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FROM I.AuPI$AS.


sp,c,h Telegram to the Examiner.
LkNrAsAs, August 27-Goyemor
Pc scls dcud. lie died last night at I.'o
O'Clock, passing peacefully away
surrounded by his family aud many
url,ut friends. DR.. Wooten and ). w.
Graham. Of Austin, arrived just m um"
IN ace Tim breathe his last Tue gov
erpor was i'm the bloom Of health until
Ilpslny, August lith, when hc was 7u'
denly stricken down with uppoplrA! '
Numerou- paroxisms followed tins, then
he pcemed @ be conv lc cent. fc'hp-t
then took place and he rapidly wasted
away until the day Of hls death. Oihcihl.
Of the Gulf, Colo ado ana
Santa Fe railway company kindly
mt a speclal tram at the dlHpoHhl
M the relatives II the deceHHed, aud at
\ o'clock this beautiful morning the sol
.nu funeral cOrtege wound lt7 way
through the city to tho depot ana al
about 9 o'clock the tram started t"l
Austin, bearing the remains OF tGV.
pease, accompanied by his family rclH
tiyps and numerous friends. The Ne
rrayed family have the sincere mpt
tby Of the entire community. II -ight
ly bcspcaks how the departed was be
loved b, his friends On hearing OF IN
,llprs. they hastcucd from distant pa I
M the state and HuIlOusly admimNicft'
IA nj every want until the hour OF In
death. The gloom that rests over TN
city plainly forctclls that the public Re
alizes that great and good man IA he"'
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-08-28

Accident on the Panhandle Road In
Ohio,

C,ycisNAu. August H.-The Timcs
Steub,nyIllc. ono special says: An acct
dcn, ncrurr d on the Panhandle road ms
morning. near Mingo junction, within
ten ward. OF rhr great disaster ol lN'h
The rast uornd freight ten minutes lat't
ln'IiJrd "A i'm the Cincinnati expires pas
.ep,,er train. ON time. Both engines and
onn mail rar were wrecked Engineer
Charl,s Wooli, Of Denlson, o, and clerk.
Wm NJ Ncwmrn aud John Is. iioyt, bot
OF indianapolis, were injured, lloyt Oenl
fatally Injured.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
safe Arrival at Yellow tone Sights aud
Scenes in tbs Far West


i'rrrN GEY+rE BASIS, EhLu" l'Nh
NuoNAl fAnH, ia i',,Nns.i"nr, Montana,
August 2G.-\l 90 X l"-"Hy' m',.
dusty ~ re. OF tNyni. 'N-u',,'n "a arriy
rough 'r',I..ny p''s,'n' ,', P', t ,hc M.
rd ,n 'nr ppeI ",y 4, '',,n W ,, tn.
llonni IHIA no" M,', '',o ,",, n.
H, ,, H,",I. T ,i,mo"Htiny with on"
~" III, Nv t nnmrI, rrnntinms Ali ol MS are
W ,'5 ,. ,,%". nnnyr, lnr rNlibtinn
W,i srcmrd rsrmliv To erect tho chict
ma,a,t,ntr could induce hat irw
~ nur ,umbrr to abandon their lunch
and rushing To "A potut Tor observing the
Ii-rIny. I'ms evening was devoted to
rr.tIug, bnthing md enchanting our out
II uni httlr attention wus paid to the
grysrr. hryond those IN the immodI-
IT, vrc,uity Of the camp. All ARE
,mrrrsgrd with wonder with what
surrouudg Ms. To morrow will no
dnnb, prove day Of interest aud
ulensure. OF the ,urious freaks
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-08-28
GENERAL TELEGHAuS
Coming Pageant In Cincinnati Michigan
Governor Sued for MalleasanCe
Builders Strike In
New York.
rnF ooMIV0 o1HNIyNI-

CmcrSSAIl August Tho annual
exposition M Music ha aud the TWO
buildings couuec ed with IT. hWl. rA-
prcs-ly fur such purposes, begins sep
tember 9th and continues uutl Octousr
9TH aud cntiuues until Octpb IN
Tho character ot the exposition Is ne
ready determined, placing 1t high IN we
list Of successful displays gwen her ~ ai
most without interrupt ON since To- 20
They have from the hrHt Peeu a ..,.,. ~ 10
conducted by men whose nn'l ihov''e IT,
zeal Tor the public good hhu WHOSE ou''
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-08-28
TKoM ConsiCANA
Fatal Lamp EN1lOslrn- Cotton Crop
Report,

CorsIctNA, August ~ Henry Mar
til, q negro, while drunk last night, was
budly burnt 10y the explosion ~ "a lamp
from the effect ot which he died tins
evening.
The cotton crop siucc The last report
has been much injured by the boil
wu M. So that oar farmers despair "
making more than Il half crop.
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THE FIRE RECORD.
Fire In Tenement House-Thrlllln0
Scsnes and Occurrences.

Hu4rov. August 27.-An alarm ru0g
SUNDAY morning Tor fire In the two-siptY
tenement house at No u lhatCher's court.
INC house was oWncl by tie heirs OF
Dnm- Dolan and occupied 10y eight iaml-
lies. Nh lire .prcid with irlghllu rapid
nv. and before the inmates could DE uNtu
oui tour were smother aud one lalhlly
Injured bv jumping IRON the bull Ing.
John SAyagc, the ur-t 10 nl'cuNeI VIC
lire. gave tine alarm aud jumped 70 the
yrnund. u disllncs OF thirty feet. lie had
one Irg badly hurt
John Mclaughlin, awakened by the
cries. saved his wife aud girls aud tw"
of hia bows, Willis and james. la the
second itt,m t to return they Wcro
driven buck by the tia ues, Little George
NrL,nughhn reached the roof Canvas
yy.s .pread ia the street below aud he
wa. told by his father to Jump. lie
utnprd, missed the canvas and was Ia
tally mIure II 3 mother crazed WI h
anguish, attempted three times to enter
tho burning building to save her q, her
buy. and received such injuries before
sh,, cnuld be secured, that he Is not ex-
prct.d tn live. Mrs. Fred. Savage and
her ch ldrcn Katie Hnd Mamie, we e snI,
focuted, aid tho bodies we're fonh'
where thoy had been slice ming. The hre
undoubtedly started ~ savage apart
msut-, and, 1t is be ieyod, was caused 10y
. "a kerosene lamp which one o. the pro'u'
ers threw at the door.
1t ia though. also John Mcintosh may
have hid hand III causing the hre
John Flynn, who slept IN room heaI
that occupied by the Sayages' states
iust before the fire broke out ne hear.
some ono cry, For Gods sake don'
Al throw that lamp" Mcintosh aud tn
~ r, Sayages we're arrested this atte
" noon and held to await Developments.
=. The k,Ilel aye: George aud Ihoma
,r McLnu ,hlan, aged Il aud II rr,pecl VI
i. ly; Mrs Fred Savage, aged 10, Katie an
/ Mamie Savage, aged l3 and . mo th'
e respectively. Cries Tor help from pei
sons Imprisoned IN the names WEI
q h.artreuding, but people on the stree
IA could do nothing tow rd saving then
is The flames were subdued IN less tina
is Ina ap hour,
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SPECIAL TELEGRAMS.
EXTENSIVE FIRE AT SAN ANT0-
MO LAST NIGHT.
Quarter Of Million Swept Away
One Man M ssing and Three
Others Badly Hurt
DEATH or rN.eoyrnNon rEAsr.
800 5000 D q. E.l-Il.-

%. r......
N"''"' 'f'J'''. '' en-,
san ANTONIO, August q Al ~"
tins evening the most dts' r"'',Ne .'c
that Ia visited San Anton" 'I I'VE
: ears broke ont IN tue Wh"lt7"i' ~"
cery Ut hu'o SrhmeIl@ T. our larkes'
Wholesale house IhuuEh me guy
ilcirut lire It pHftmtnI WAS "u uHu"
with wond rtul prompt udr' me hlItlH
comhuslbie materials contained II! '''
huldiuE hla1rl Win H'rh FhPlH''E 'N"'
for time, all Efforts were un lining
and general couIlhHrnlt"h was Ie"iHu
The fire originated IN tine 'eli"'
where three OF ne 'inP'Y,y'i' were ,l',
gagged 10 handllhE H''"n'5 n'"' IRn'vn
candle There was q SIuurn SNI''u7i,"h,
and the men nAdE u9Iu'u' I"'''I
screaming to the door, ana w an 'u' I,'-
IDLY Isl ort spnce "t tlHr the o"I,u.l"E
was sheet uI flames ~ E' .'n",''''S
uf powder stored M he N'I N"Il ""-
ded {" the horrors OF 'hr conn ,E'''l'''i,
Tremendous explosions I""'"'1
each other 'n wpd -u'''"""h' uh!
Errut quantities "i curt D -'H 'k"'','
10y tia intense uG"'; NrPl up " ''''lN
tuslIht" aud sent bullets "' N4~ n7u'"
ors through iur Wlhu'"1 "I.'' 'I'.
fell mumlrts % Ir sii'r, "' "n"9
ing house of j. trGo7 a 90, 9''' ''"En'
ht' ami the rear '' ""'I'
ed in d'i! lNr l""' "' "''','
I"A,"' "'.' I..,,,, ,,..., ',i,..'
th. a." Wns under control. The scene
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CRlMlNALlTlES.
PROGRESS OF THE FRANK
JAMES Trial,
Defense VIII Attempt to Prove an
AL bi Horrible Double Muir
der at Savannah
Defaulter.
ArnAuors M>cuINo ~ rrNn.


.,
AuuNcIOUs INNCHlNU lN UTAH. .
M. u.,bi..
81 LOUIS NN'UH, ,r;,L n'.-
p@''h Si,'yi say. "' ,',h'r ni
lesumed nus h"'"lL, WV n'', I't.,s,,
fl"hN 'h'''I' WV, ,iI,'i ,,..,y ,.,,,s.-,,nu.
"''' "'," ,g.'j nI,t tl,.,f rhr defense
YIN -, i,, ,,,vr ,r mini. General
w. .i,.l,,, r,ir,, the .pri.,ipI Wiruc-s,
"u u'I t,,,,'yy u,,t Inc Winston yang con
.,.,t,tii,r man lint that Jim Cummiug-
,yn. line mn man and not Frank
lanes me first ia { brought out In the
rros.-pxaminAtiun Was that the witness
had been convicted ct horse stealing ana
had ,rrycl In the pcui.ruuHrN. Ihc WI
ness wa que, ioncd muul'lN 's ln lh'
/ movements of the gang u"Hng Tue 'V'',
Ncers preceding ihr u'n u''
trip tn iliu IN tennessee ''u ','"t" \"
Missouri ll' in. '''' ' ,i',.,
IN I'N', '"nhl9i ,..n,, , "' .'..., L.,.'rI
Lose 'li'' y 'n', '.. '''i''' fl, .i...,.
VIM. I,.''. '" ...n i.,,, hr.n ar
'",'F '".,.I,Ii. n''I. runb. IA,
.n5 h ,,g.n,I nd mot uc'icyc th.y mu
a',I,,,.. d., a., .vii, uud ut Jra,
rulIird. luudu tu tuur-.. There b, the
m'p Who uIl the uu'ch cashier op tue
head" NIu,.. maintained that h' heurl
no such 600 yer,uuu. After drU'iuE
further mo,,uHni- u'r W'.rs7 'ul 'n'
Wuug mrut- TO- COME O" Museum wa
muir 40 l'Hh Ii.h h'"t ]" Gu. N.s
!ud lh'I 10 "N ''"'' N'' l',.,,,
The dclrns. W gI't -','5'VI 'n i''''''.
Witness Ih'h '.' ''' ,,.,
W'"'N ~ ]" ."," ., o., mot
neI w. '''' '''''' ''''''
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Tpr no. ro porter, Perry payi- aj first
supp1, Il to b. hut Slightly hurucI, lW-
since died iu great agony. Burns were
-ub.. qu ntly discovered on ms stomach
...,J lr..-t
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Ser 3urnoerein in DaHas bielt leb=
ten Montag Mbenb feline balbiabride
Notwithstanding ab uno erlpdblte
folgenbe 8eamte fir ben IaufenSen
9ermin: 8. s. Bpbnp. grfer Gpre.
der; Nng. Mhller 3tpeiter Spre1er;
Yaul Mltermann, L.. S1riftnart;
9enrD S6neioer. 2. 5driftwGrt; g.
s. gifenlobr, l. Sdabmeiiter; Safe
Giierlob, 2. 5dabmeiiter; u. Sanger,
gibliotbefar; @eos8urger, 3eugipart.
Sle nellen Beamten bes Surnbereins
merben ii6 beionoere Wtlbe geben, eine
permanente Surni6ule ing 2ebem su ru=
fen uno tebeu bereits nit berldieoenen
Suralebrern, ipegen Namerbuns zines
fol6eu IN 8erbinoung.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-07-09
Gin Sauma ann In beg
unter}t q BIT.

unterfabt,.
btm bur& elm lsibenbss unb ftretenbes
&ino msbrert Nahte Der Shlaf geraubt
wures uno esr gu Ter ueber3eugnn0 ge
lanste. bab Mrs. Winsluws @uutbina
Sprup seraps Der @rtifel iei, beiIen er fir
bas 8ino ten6tbists, faufts einsn gorratb
capon. Nls er mad 6aule fam unb (e,ner
Gran bapcn Wittbeiluns mahte, peiserte
ft li6. bem Ginbs pon BEN @efauften ,u
psrabrttden, ea fs cine Nabdneerin Der
Homeopathic mar. Die ndhfte NaHt
wurpe pteDer ihianos pertratt. Oils Der
Batter am ndhFen Sage mad 9au|e tam,
fanb ct baS Rinb fblehter oils il, umb ba
sr abermals eInf lblaflols NaHt befiir&.
tfte, serabrsidbte CT w1brenb Der Ntwe5,n.
belt feiner Grau benz Riais eine yorliun
bss Syrup ano laste nihts bapon. Die
Na&t barauf fblief allss ipubl unp bsr
tleine S6rsier erwa6te am Moraen NIT
betterm @sfdt Die Mnlter nor erfreut
iibtr ben plGbliden pHnnstbaren Dt&i.t
unb cbwObl iie RA ,uerR beleibist fitlte,
ais te NufildrunS erbielt, (stte 1e ben.
nod ben .s@sbra6 bss Syrups fort.
Sdreienbs Rsapsr uns fhlafpie Ma&te
itnb ttr isbt antetlnnt. Cine einaelne
Drcbf nit bem gyrhp bat nod bas Eel.
ben isbss 8inpes unb bas gorurtbell ber
Muttsr tsRsst. Sa allen Mpcstssen ,u
haben; 25 Gents bie Glaltbe.
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unb Wobngebduben bietet Bic Stabt
elm febr anaiebenbes 8ilb reger gmligs
felt. IS entltanben felt Dem Winter
ni6t meniger oils 20 neue Wobngebdube
uno cine Stride; au6erbem linb einige
i'm gau begriffen, Die, ipeun pollenbet,
als Srnamente bieneu t0nnen. : Dtm
gelelll6aftli6en 2eben oeutI6erleits
lnuroe iilngit elm neuer Snpuls gege=
ben; Die 6ramatl6e Section 6es
Tereins Grobiinn eri9ien am 16. Suni
gum eriten Male unter Mittpirfung bes
@elangbereins nit einigen tleinen l1n<
terbaltlngen auf ber Biibne, bic bon
Soften bes publifums anerfennenb auf=
gerommen luuroen, bic Wtitglieber auf
ben betretenen Bfab tpeiter su geben
aufmlinterno. Ser eben ertudbnte Sc
langperein unter Der fdbigen 2eitung
bes 6errn Carl Sen5ler, giebt 1i6 aQe
moslide Miibe i'm 2aufe Der 3eit et=
mas Siidtiges leiiten gu fonnen. 3tuar
ni6t 10 sablrei9 Tim fi6 nit aRoern
Werelnen mellen gu tOnnem, 10 iinb bod
idmmtli6e Ndtglie6er bon benz guten
Wiaen uno gifer beieelt, Der 6ieler
Sadie ,uiiroig 1T. 9lm rs. 3uni feierte
er iein Stiftllngsfeit, melde @elegen=
belt tpDbl cine gelungene gu ne1nen
unb Bel allen 8etbeiligten gu ben i10n=
ten Grinnerungen su sdblen lit. Ser
8arten bes 6errn s. Weete, oer benz
ielben benz 0erein in freunbIiber Weiie
sur Werfiigung ftellte, bot na9 Suntel:
tDerben elm beiteres Bib. Drei 9ubeno
3ampionsz@ z@uirlan6en glei9 3ipii6en
ben S9attenbdumen bdngeno unb
aab(ofe bnnte Glai6en nit 2i9teru per=
ieben auf bem 3aun angebra9t, err
leu6teten ben Plab, ibm Elm b1cbit
malerif6es @eprdge berleiben6. Die
Vereinslnit9lieber nit Den unbermeib=
li6en nbelieren" 9alften 4 man bat
unb gelabene befreunbete Gamilien
grlippirten lid su beliebiger unter8al.
tung. Ser Snbalt oes bel fol1en Sc
legenbeiten aie feblenben sSdBhens Mn=
beuier=g =gMfG betbdtiste balb feline Wir=
tung unb unter GeiaHs, i1ersbaften
yortrdgen unb algemeiner 9eiterfeit
berflofeu bic angenebmen 5tunben nur
gu raid. = Momento mort. 9lm 2.
Suli Nbenbs 9 llbr iagte.Dr 8. Moes
Dem Qeben valet, OF nit 9lblid)t ober
aus gerieben, 1T eben f6mer au fagen.
yermutben nur, laBt iid iein freilpils
liges Nbtreten aus oieier Gom06ie, 2e=
ben genannt. Cine gu itarfe DDiis
9Dorat GblOral that Die gepiinI1ten,
Dienite. Moge ibm bic @roe leibt tDer=
Den uno er in Grieben ruben. gr bitt=
terlaBt cine Wittipe nit einem Ginoe.-
Die in lebtem ,eSabr unbeiebt ge,peleme
oeutl6e S6uIe. ipirb i'm fiirdtigen
s5abr mieber in Betrleb geiebt tperoen.
9err 9o6fdtter if ergasirt bic 2ei=
tung 5u iibernebmen. -Das 9irettorium
Der @efelf6aft nGrobFnn" bat in elmer
grtraiibung bel6lo6en 96eaier uno
Baa fir Suli, nitbt tpie iiblid Den
S0nnabeno Dor Tolhhono abaubaIten,
ioaoerfL ba Der 0plhnonb auf Donner-
itag ben 10. fdit, Sbeater uao Ball
auf Den Sonnabenb nod 8ollmonb au
oeri6ieben. (21. Suli.) Dies ben Nit
glieoern, ioDie Greunben auBerbaIb
oes yereins aur gefdligen NOti5.
G. q.
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iiber fein SrselsYrSlubium icinc Osci=
nung gu faSen. IS mar bas nidt Gitel.
teit bes alien Mannes, aber iebe Yrccues
tiOn, wcl4e in bic Sefientlidteit tritt,
perlanst elm lautes Wprt Der Nnsrfen.
nuns, wenisltens Der geadtuns. Ser
jun9c Waan bate ucbr as oberHddlide
Wprte Der Gritif, er bate Yerltdnbnib,
unb ct seiste beS nidt in einisen idarf
sefabten Sdlubi1ben, lonbern er fanb
lansfaut benlNusbrud oafir Gr beban<
bette feline gnlidt nit Setaitian sans OBS
iectiu unb weitsreifeno ullsemein, 70 sas
lid elm rubiseS @eiprdd entiponnen, bas
ben Nlten mebr gu itarfen ais an3uarei=
fen ihien. 9fetta temertte bas, unb ipie
cine aranfenpfleserin iudte lie cS in Sang
gu balten unb bier uub oa e!nsusreifen,
als molle Te lid uter Dies cber Senes
8elebruns erbittea. Das jwang fie gum
trften Nale, islbit ater bic Dinse nad5u=
oenten, uno gum erlten Wa'e aud IN
fablen, bab le GerltinbniB bdtte.t Der
iunse 0ebrer, benz bic Sleine Biz babin 70
itumpf unb sleidSiltis eridienen mar, fat
tie erlfauut an. ySenn ein eeiltiser
Suu4 uber bic 3ase oes Wdodcns aufs
eins, fonnte man rergeieu, baB fie un.
5d6n waren.
Ybllirinden bate inbelfen in Der Slide
biel yeiud, Die gadtarinnen, pelde
ben Gag iiber in i9rem 1auie 5u tbun
eebabt batten, tunten mad bcm Ntenb=
brpo gum Sdwaten beriiter, inter benz
Sorwance, iid nod Sebaltian's- Oeiins
Cen gu erfunoiSeu. gDir merben balb
ieben, Bag bas nur bic Ginleituns bes
@eiprddS mar.
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guuiba,t & So.

Der betannte G6ubbdnbler s. Mar=
tin bat iein @eiddft an -obige Tirma
berfanft uno tper6en bic 6erren fi6 nidt
1lur bemiiben, bic alte &unol6aft bes
'@efddftes 81 erbalten, fonbern aud inn
mer nebr neue Runoen au eriperben.
Suliiban& & So. bsben ni6t nur
oas bette uno gemdblteite 2aeer in Da=
mlens uno Gin0eriduben, ionoern ibre
Waaren Sei6nen fi6 aud burd preiss
niiroigfeit unb Dauerbaftisteit aug.
Sic 9erren erbalten fOrtpdbreno neue
3ufubren un0 liefern baber bas Maers
ns0bermfte. Man faufe S6ubseug nur
bel ibnen, tueHn man gut be6ient fein
tuiH.
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(Jortfsbuns frlM. J
Gin miiblid,eS 2ebett.

Ser srobe @ertb zines niibli6en 9e=
bens fir ein @enieinmeien fann ni6t
iiberi6dBt ,perben, un0 Dr. Nugu It
Sonig's 9amburger 5ropfen,
Die bon Sauienben als elm ipunoerbares
unto 5uberldiliges 9ei4,uitteI gegen aus
unreinem 8lute entitebenbe &ranfbeitem
bel9einist iin6, baben 10 man6es 2e=
ben berldngert. Das iuoblfeilite, gu.
berldiiigfte, bette. Seilmittel, gu fiinfSig
Gents bic Glal1e.