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National Republican., 1883-04-30
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INoR SALE-SNIALL BAY MARE, WITH COLT
II ten days old mare sound gentle good driver
and Of excellent stock. Call at stable In Of 4Ss
street northwest. ap3O.Sts
OS TO 80 CENTS PER POUND FOR GOOD
- % sweet butter at LANES Butter Stands Ninth
street wing Center Market also Northern liberty
Market, Rp283lS
DoYs NOVELTY PRINTING PRESS COST
I'D SO. For sale by DUNCANSON q BRO, with.
out reserve, TUESDAY, MayL ap2s-2t$
VNoR sALE-3OO OR 400 POUNDS OF LONG
IL Primer type in nrst-rate conditions, also font OF
BREWER; viii be sold at a bargain
fel6-I NATIONAL REPUBLICAN.
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educational.

1910 AND 1914 FOURTEENTH STREET,
Il - - near Fourteenthstreet Clrclo-Norwood
Institute. Select school for ladies' A few bOarders
received. Address MIR OR Mrs, WIN. ID. CABELl-
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j. V. N. HUYCK,
Real Estate Broker,
1905 Penna. avenue
VNoR SALE = CHOICE LOT, SOUTH FRONT,
~ near Connecticut avenue; must he sold at once
JOHN SHERMAN & CO., 027 street. hp26.3t
VNoR sALE-CHEAP, LOT ON THREE
IL streets and reservation, improved with frame
house, situated Massachusetts avenue, sixth, aud
streets, stanton Square. Apply at 4Oi Ninth street
northwest. ap23-lms
1INoR RENT-HALF SQUARE OF GROUND, AT
~ S3 per month situated northwest corner q and
sixteenth streets southeasi about 10000 feet j. w.
STARR, ii29 New York avenue ap2Oi2t
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Bral Estate Brokers'.

Il s. KIMBALL. ~, cHILDa
KINEBAGE 30 CIITLD5,
Real Estate and Fire Insurance Agents,
No. 1918 street Northwest.
Parties desiring to BUY, SELL. or RENT City or
Country Property please give us n call
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/ RENT-BY b. Ii. WARNER,

Our Weekly Rent List, published every Monday
morning, contains a complete schedule OF houses.
stores, sh9ps and farms offered for rent together
with descriptions, prices &c, and how they may DO
seen. Property for sale III all parts ofthe city. Money
W ''' 0A 'e''' II. II. WARNER, DIG f street.
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A GARD no THE PUBLIC.

TI1O INVENTORS-THE ADVERTISER DE
Il slres to purchase q good patent Invention for
paper Ole holders, Address MANUFACTURER,
Republican ONCE. apg7.3tN
National Republican., 1883-04-30

LNASY FEET AND DAILY WALKS
~ In the open air and sunshine Increase vllal-
ity and longevity, hence the most eminent physl-
clans, snrgeops, and thousands OF o'her Well'known
DR. WHITES CHIRoPopIST ESTABLISH.
MENT,
l4l6 Pennsylvania avenue, opposite Wizards Hotel
for relief from and avoidance Of corns, ounons
club and Inverted nails, vascular eXCreacenCea and
other ailments OF the feet Once featl per Walt for
putting the feet In order. Established in Washing
ton In lsolh
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Gurkisb Satbs.
Slluneu to Yoau.

n NFoNEY no LOAN IN SUMS OF slOO AND UP.
wi ward. Apply at KENNEDY'S,' 10 Fifteenth
street, ap803t
MONEY TO LoAN-IN SUMS FROM siO0 nc
wi Sg5,0O0 BISHOP ~ HILL Insurance and
5lieal Estate Agents, 1908 street northwest. mRejt
INL lowest rates. DANENHoWER q son, zap
street northwest nolAu
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Busimsss Gbamtss.

r IHERAL RATE OF INTEREST ALLOWED
n ON Time Deposits United States Bonds bought
and sold at market rates Collections made every
where, by ]. II. soUIER a CO.. Bankera, iai6 Penl-
aylyaniRAvenu gaA1ju
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YcrsonaI.

VoUEB GENTS DESTROYS 10 STUDY ARCH.
Il .ecturc civil or mechanical engineering (math.
emailcs drawing, &C., nCludvd) Rs professions, to
ca" ard arrange at once Tor private or class day
National Republican., 1883-04-30

FINE BUILDING SITES
Per II.
Rhode Island avenue, near CONNECTICUT ave,. e. 90
Rhode Island avenue near Connectlcut nve..... l 25
street, corner Sixteenth street, 30 xsO...,,.. IS
Pstreet, near Dupont Circle .,..,,.,."". 10
street, near Connecticut avenue. 30
Massachusetts avenue, near Thomas Crce..,.... 90
u street. near vermont avenue ,.,.....,.,.. so
De sales street., near Connecticut avenue"-.,. 80
sixteenth street, corner q Improved 90
New YORK avenue near Tenth street.-.,..,,.... 81
Nineteenth street, between q and streets.,.... %
Eighteenth street, near Massachusetts ave-. .,. 90
street. near Eghteenth street, so
NJ street, near connecticut avenue. r..-.,..r. 80
sherman street, near New Hampshire aYe.,".., rs
sixteenth street, corner torcoran street 30
Sunderland Place, near New Hampshire aVe,.. 1 so
Massachusetts avenue, near Scott Circle"..... 2i
Vermont avenue, near MCPHERSON SQuaro..,.... 4 90
Thirteenth street near street 90
q street, ne0r Seventeenth 90
Fourteenth street corner street t-,.,.,.. 80
For plats aud further information apply TO
j. v. N. HUYCK,
Real Estate Broker,
National Republican., 1883-04-30

As am frequently asked by dealers and others how
get hold orso many bargains in standard Second
hand PIANOS and ORGANS, aud how 1 often havo
new INSTRUMENTS at less than manufacturers
wholesale prices, perhaps public explanation Is In
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CHAUNCEY J. REEDS,
A33 seventh street northwest

HOWES BOOKKEEPINui NEW, RAPID SYS-
IL TEN; business course 90 monthly. His business
penmanshp quickly learned. Separate class for
ladies' 5l7 seventh street. bpTlmN
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:for SuIr--farms.

--,-..-...--c q Ut oSHII- q HIHs.
'EoR sALE-AT A SACRIFICE-A FINE
~ grazing ihrm In Maryland, miles from Wash
ton, BISHOP d HILL, zoos F street northwest 23-tf
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A CAREFUL, RESPONSIBLE FAMILY 1.-TWO
"A adults) will take charge of small, neatly fur
rent, Address PATTERSON" Republican ofiice.
ap2s-3t-
NTANTED-TO RENT-A HOUSE OF OR s
w rooms in western northwestern part of city.
Address. with terms, Il. NJ, Republican Olice. 27-1tt
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@lautto- -Situatiors. .f,maI..

WANTED - BY A POOR, RESPECTABLE
w white woman, fhmillN or gentlemen's wash
elT r. street northwest. npsglNs
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WTANTED-To ANNOUNCE THAT JOHN E
w Beall, Room 4, 1toD New York avenue, IA a Com.
missioner OF Deeds for every State and Territory,
United states Commissioner. Examiner, and Notary
WANTED-
National Republican., 1883-04-30

HANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOMS, SIM
III gle or on suite, llW M street northwest, with
hoardi best reference given and reQured telephoniC
apglnF
National Republican., 1883-04-30

cfor Sae--Rots.
NOR SALE-LoT. 42xlOO, ON f STREET, ONE
~ square from New Pension Building. Apply 10
4l0 M street northwest. ap2I.3ls,
National Republican., 1883-04-30

genuine Hardmnn, 75a Octnves, square Plano, new;
sold at $500 price S2o5 No. 3, good octave Up
right price, Sis; No. 4, octaye square At as.
finest Upright In the city, by private party, s250 par
tculars at the store: No. New Organs at t50 Be-
National Republican., 1883-04-30

DECoRATIyE ART NEEDLE:woRK;-MRs
IL t. BRASELMAN will give instruction in
Crewel, Kenslngton. and all kinds OF Embroidery.
Lessons In classes and private. Apply Mt her En-
broiderng parlors, No. l2ll u street northwest.
Terms reasonable, sell-ly
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What Farmers Can Do.

~ ~ NJ
"e We" VI" J"s''ce gives INC va
owing showing what farmers can 90
They are power in the land, and if
they world combino thcv could make
that noycr al, in,n. Ian, - l.ni.Io.
49,: H., 81" '"' ''''' -
.''''' i''re Is what 1t ''ys about "h"'
farmer. can do:
!. They have 10 votc. to : If MI
other OCCUPATIONS.
:. They have votes enough TO carry
.auy election
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Hare on the Greonb a ckere =.

Brick Pomcroy, who claims to be
the founder of the Grccnback party, has
this to say:
d" six years ago | organized TIE
Grccnback party. Instead Of becoming
what / INTENDED that it should, it be.
came q party Of cranky hacks, political
trich-tcr., leaders and dealers. The Vi
tai principles Of the Grccnback party
arc ,,ii!alivc to-day, but the party is an
i'll smelling corpfc. The trouble with it
va. that it vas taken control Of by men
who wanted office, power and money.
Every brokcn-Iown hack, every useless
political camp-foIlower, joined the Green
bacI, ranks and tried to leap it 1t be-
came failure because the members Of
the party fell over one another in the
scramble for places. When they could
not gct places, they sold out the party
for sackcls They sucked the raw eggs
and then thought they could make the
cus,ard without them"
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Firo-Proof Wa s!l.

a reader wants wash for stables
that will prevent their catching fire. or
at least render it difficult for them to
take fire.
\ thick whitc-wash will acc5,nplsb
tins ina degree, if several coats are nut
on If some oxide Of iron paint. finely
ground, is stirred into the whitc.aash
and kept stirred whilst being put on it
viii assist IN rendering them proof
against sparks, or the ordinary blaze Of
u light. Oxide Of iron is much used 70
paint roots to prevent sparks from loco.
motives Hrng them. When Il rood
coat Of this paint is formed on wood if
requires It strong heat to set it on fire.
Iii. thns probable that this paint, mix.
ed w',h whitc-wash, would improve lis
dro-proofqaaIi,ics. Bat three or four
'"ats Of whitc-wash alone will form a
learIy iire-proot coating that will stand
tIong bIazo for several minutes. II
LK.
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Wants to Die.

\ notod swimmer, Of Lockport, n.
\. !, Capt. Rhodes, proposes to run
the whirlpool rapids, where Capt. Webb
and hundreds Of others have lost their
lives, in swimming armor Of whiah he
Is himself the inventor. Capt. Rhodes
in 1877 djygd from staging 100 feet
high near the ferry landing ON the Nj
agara river, and he now writes to Su.
q"rintcndcnt Nelson, Prospect Park,
Niagara Falls, that he will use his armor
aud give 81 900 bonds to swim the rap.
ids and whirlpool, doing this at any
time between now and sept % He
desired to make arrangements with the
Park company, Offering to deposit
$1,000 with them as security EX.
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n Strange, atIong letter.

The following letter, taken from the
NoYiuglon Commonwealth, was written
by @ father toa SON Of di--ipatcd hahIt.:
MY DEAR SoN:-WAat would YOU
t.nk Of yourself if you should come to
oar bedside every night, and waking u.
up tell u. that you would not allow u
.9 sleep AN" more? That is what yo0
are doing; aud that i, why an up
here little after midnight writing to
you. Your mother i nearly worn out
with turning from side 10 SIDE, and with
signing because you won't le; her sleep.
That mother, who nursel you in your
infancy, toiIci for You in your child.
hood, and looked with pride and Joy up.
On yon a. you were growing up to man.
hood, ~ she counted on the comfort
and support YOU you'd give her in her
declining year,
We read Of rnost barbarous manner
H which one Of the Oriental nations
puuishc' some Of its criminals. It i.by
cutting Tie flesh from the body in small
piccos-.lo#,y cutting il off the limh.
brGnnn, with the finger. and loc. nnc
join, at "A time, ill the wrclraed yjc,jm
dies. That is just what YOU are doing
-y.u are killing vour mother bv jpch,.
You h,yc planted many of the white
haIrs that ar, appcarnr 40 thjcElv in
her head before the time. Your cruel
haui is DRIVING tLo line. If s,rr,v,. an
lcr dear face, MAKING her look nrom,.
Mnly old. Yon mioLt ~ we'll .,rE
your knife in her body cyrrv ,imc yon
come near her. f., y,iiy ronjnri i. s;,h'
bin, her 10 lbc heart Van migLt -.
well bring her coffin and farce her. inf.
it. for YOU are orc..ior her ,or.,rI !,
with y,ry rapid Stems
Would Won tread an her boiy If rr...
uw,,l ON line flor? And vet with IN.
grateful Go, you are ircadino ON how
heart and rrp.li,, cut its rf. anal ;...
.uo. { needn't s,y ,iny' far that - y
wud $50 have ,n, ago ceased 10 scn
because You Lave taken If awoy from
IT.. OF course we hav. ,o moe, nrr
friends with smile. but dor T,Io
know or ,b. L;,,.rr,., ,,.;,i.;n' ~ WV ~.
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LIVERY AND SALE STABLE
Winchester, Tenn.

New and elegant Top and No-'rop Duggicy,
ahi "rst-cass Harness and Saddle Horses.
Horses boarded by the year, month or dav,
very low, and well attended to by laith'ni
grOOmSmcn.
lac Ks run night and day from Winchester
to Dcchcrd. Passengers called for in opy r,,,
OF town, and baggage checked. "''
anrl-ti Ellis nave
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Commissioner McWbiricr, who has
Decn attending the Louisville EXPOSE
ION, reports that it is progressing salts
s'aciorIly, the Attendance being good
lnd the exhibits very creditabIe.
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NJ" ORLEANS August ! -
TO THE PUBL1c',' Icy
investigate for YOU,

T'-im's!!c,r'G'naral Gresham La ives
ga ,Y9 10 ,E %' lna "nd maiciou. acGoa5Si @
L',tci{ Company thc ioliowing (1 oo, 81.
en- 10 IA, pnDI'r 10 prove his sla 's,@ are gr
De i'lrt ANA untrue; 'O'Ineu,
s., .ii'2u,I' q P'H.s paid By The t,..
,,.''g L,'tgIy Company fromjars.rr,", I9,u,
10 rI'''"' '''e' hha
New orcan5 T. VI. Wr.cC,oogr
, Manager e,o.,
'"I' 10 , ' 'M National Bank "'''.
, g ,,. - 's's.''H President ..
' m ~ ' &. y, ". ''.!a National "'s.
% ' -. ~. = - w. Hvi'H'Iy, President Ia.
AVG ~ p. ~" "'I,'N+ National Blk. '-'Ia
p., :; n''T I,,., i'rGy,'l..eH;.------- w.
W., II J." , mon ~ Hau"nai Bank, s. ~"
=, CG'.'a ,I...' '',G.iicr.----.---.-. o..
I''H /. l''~s4' "rHk, J., J.. Car. VII.
- .',I'' iit''''. --.---.---. =.
i".H 10 Hcrmania Naiiona! Bank o.D
, JV',ut C.ia''ard, lr"-idcni--- O..
i' 1H. ~ i n.,,. National Bank ~@
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EXPENSES.
Per Nuuh

Payments to be made, onc-half in advance
Tor each ha Il session Of twenty weeks.
for Catalogues, or information, address fine
resident, or Professors G. W. Johnston and
A. T. Barrett ''''''''' ''''"
ntNr The next session begins the 2d We'd
ncSday in September.
HAYDEN MARCH.
President Board Of Trustee.
Ipl,.
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MARY STAR? COLLEGE,
'Ih Female University si ths South"
At Winchester, Tenn,
\ Loo tTIOE

\ LOCATION
unsurpassed for variety and beauty Of scene
~, and entirely cXcmptlrom all maaral an,
epidemic diseases.
THE METHODS OF INSTRUCTION
in this Institution are such Il, common sens,
and the wisdom gained from long cxpcri,nc,
nave demonstrated 10 be most effective
No plan II accepted or rejected because It'll,
"ncw or "oiJ" but ii proved best, no STIGMA
Is placed upon it because it j. not the birth ot
yesterday,
THE TEACHING
IN this College is fully up To the progrcg.,v,
demands Of the present Both the instruction
and example such that even the sluggish and
indifferent soon become interested, and study
becomes positive pleasure
THIRTY YEARS
the Mary Sharp has stood firm amid the dies.
oIation of war and the persecution. oi envy
and jealousy, and this long record Of faithful
and -uccc'sirl toll should be a sufficient GUAR.
antoc Tor the future.
STUDENTS OF THIS COLLEGE,
occupying positions Il honor Throughout the
innd, and who, by the education here receive
rd, are made hlc,-neg lothou-and- Of "Souib-
'rn homes, and TO the communtio. in which
they reside, are hjWg wib,rsc3 Of the thorough
work done at the Mary Sharp in educating
mind aud heart.
ECONOMY
# dress insured by Il neat and INEXPENSIVE
Witnrm.
Book, and stationery can be- BOUGHT n,
prices. No combination, formed
" which any teacher i. to receive a profit in
monies spent iorpupils.
THE PROSPECTS
i the Institution were never better; rculo.ts
nr Catalogue and information received dgi-
y, not only from the Southern State. hutI
rom polnit north OF the Ohio river
TIE STANDARD
! education is high, and rests upon fine con-
lctlon that cvcrysystcm Of instruction should
g estimated 10y its success in promoting fine
lgher education; by its ability To increase
lc power and range of thougLi. and ia rot
MY excite the mind to extended scientific
search, but to join with it that pure moral
',utrr ny wllch alone the true dignity and
cll-bcingol humanity is insured.
TIE FACULTY
INSIST Of Dr. T. G.. GRAvEs first and only
resident, assisted by Il full able and cypc-
'nccd t"rIs Of Professors
EXPENSES.
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save Your TYceR.

\ writer in an exchange gives tn,
following recipe for preventing fruit
trees from dying:
" In Jassing through the county VIC
notice vast numbers Of the trees IN an.
pie orchards dying by inches, limb bv
limb. Five minutes work to the trees
will save them and increase their yigor
ana growth When you notice the
limbs Of thc apple trees dying, take Il
brace and bit and bore a hole INTO the
Heaft OF the tree, Ill the hole full Of sui
pnnr and cork it up. The tree wllI
'Pread with vigorous, luxuriant anlI
'lcn foliage, and grow with renewed life |
una pear with increased capacity. This |
may be done at any time in the yeor
except Suluy hotor sever, c,l wa,,bo,
---ss p.
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Su5.ean'9-1 ~aEuI4ea.

two, h.cala VI Gle mata.a ba.5.
named Horny ~uaD as opru.u. I.t
sa.p 30 sanInvruI ..ag a..f
Of .r.,lomal. ID. ..l.u.a. goo
Fc-. arra.,,j Tm,.nar fiji. !I.U.
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The dread disease has created panic
in Alexandria, and houses are being
sacked by excited and lawlcss people
After al, this looks to Us Ike 4 common
Ease Of cholera mob US. Tx
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''r '"' norman .'"'''.'"I,- i'o" l''
ih' 'ilH IonHrc onu district. The
examination wi.! be he'd VglM4ynla.
,q ,ta gI.,.fAn,n..
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In. onion, D.c, River aAd Salem
B,pti., t..or,,;.,. o , l.,. oJoca.
,i.nor c.,.,,,;.,. ,,,,.....,...r,......r..iI
r '', ' '''.''' ','',''''. .,.
10 ion"4 Ut come POINT "''nin The terri
l''y embracing t"' c'HHia5 Oh WARREN .
Coffee. Van BUr-u, "h.lu Gruat. and
Putnam. "a literary institution # LioI .
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go q
.' "'N' nus '' ".i'''' ""'''7'
winch Moetr iH December next vii. BE-
composed vi 343 members, divided. po.
.,;..-,, q. fIgw. D.,.,ro,s Ipt Il
-. ..ri. va. a. 1.. -
~ '"','''.''' ''' Z. no VI III
''p'I"e"'@ D 'r''Nyara"is, z HE.
Democrats have 70 MINORITY Of - over
IA. combined opro-il.,p.
I-,.4s---..
Gov. Blackburn, Of Kentucky, has
.a, a circular letter +, G.yrrp,r. of
-,.c. o-,m.. r.. T., .,,.f., Ia.
'' 90 '''a '"'' ~ app '' ".'.-
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..,. "A p p, in the clock is that as
, soon as 1t strikes it goes on with its
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UNSURPASSED for variety and beauty Of scene.
~, and entirely exempt from all malaria and
epidemic diseases.
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THE elXrN ANNUAL SESSION

Theory and Practice Of Teaching.
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8 In &au ann tn Der
uuter[tapt,

Unter napt,
benz bnrh elm lei0enbes uno |dareieubeS
&ino mebrere Ndhte Der SHlaf aeraubt
wurss unb her gu Der utssrBeueuna ae.
lanste. oab Wrs. Wtnslows Soptbins
SYrup seraos Der Mrtitel lsi, esifen er fir
bas 3ino b,nGttists, taufte anen gorratb
bapon. Mls er mad Sauis fam unb letner
6rau papon Mittbeiluns mahte, weieerte
fs liA, bsm &inbe BON nem @etaulttn au
Serabreitten, oa 7e cine Nubaneerin Der
SomSupatbit mar. Die nGhGte Nadt
wurbs piersr ihlaHos perbraht. Nls Der
Batter an ndhitea Sage mad 5auIe fam,
fano er bas 3tnp fdleGter ais te, unp pa
CT abermals etne {hlnFols Na6t beflrd.
tste, ntrabrsidte er wdbrenb Der Mbmef.n.
belt feinsr Trau bem Rtnte cine portiun
bss Syrup unb fastf ntGts bapon. Die
Na6t Darauf idlief Nlss wobl unb Der
tleins'SArsier erwadte am Ncraen nit
teittrm Wefht Die Muitst mar erlreut
iiber psn plDblshen Dunosrbarsn WeHlsl
unb obwobl its f@ 3uera bslstbtst fatlte,
ais fs &ufildruns rtielt, lsets fe ben.
nod ben @sbraG bes Syrups fort.
Snrsicnbe 6inbsr uno 1hlaFo1e NGGte
Fnb igr iebt unbstannt. Cine ein,slne
probe NIT cem Sprup bat NOD bas 9si.
ben isbss Hinbee unb cas 8orurttell bsr
SHUTTER tefest. Sn alien Mpotbsten ~
babsn; 25 eents bic Glai&e.
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Sn 9amburg tpirb binnen &ur3em
elm mertpiiroiger BroceB aur 8erbano=
lung fommen. Ser fiir3Ii9 oa1elblt
beritorbene Baron Sdiff, elm befannter
iuoii9er 8Dnquier, berorbnete teltamen=
tarii6, baB feline 2ei6e berbrannt werz
ben follte. Sies sef6ab aud; als bic
8ermanoten aber Die Nl6e in Dem ssa=
mieliengew6lbe beiieben ,pollten, per-
tpeigerte Der 8orftano bes iiibiI6en
3ir9bofs Die @rlaubniB, oa 2ei6enber=
breunung geeen oas moiaif6e @eieb 1T.
Sie @eri6te tperben iebt sll enti9eiben
ba6en, oh Die Gir6bofsbeb6roen ni9t
berpilibtet iinb, bic Ni6e bes Sebteu
in benz BON ibm erworbenen @em6lbe
aufsunebmen.
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ften Male i6amte i6 mid bor mir
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te, aber @ott lieB es gum Guten aus
f9lagen. Sd fam gum alten Seba=
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brad ibn bas Mdb6en f6nea unb befz
tig.
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ober bic @rinnerung OH i'm nidt tpie=
Der eingesriffen in beine @nti6liilie2
9atteit ou i'm pergel1en2
Miemals, erpieoerte iie f6ned. Sein
8ilo 1T feitoem bur9 ale meine @eoanz
fen gegangen. 9amals iab i6 ibn,
als er fdlief, bann begegnete i@ ibm
auf Der Sreppe, ipdter, fura ebe mein
alter Sebaitian itarb, traf i'd i'm bor
Der Stride, in Der ib geiunsen bate,
unb geftern erit i'm @arten, oann in Der
2Dge i'm Sbeater.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-08-11
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genlanbe er5dblt: Sn elmer Wiiite lebte
Elm frommer @iniiebler. nit ni9ts be-
fddftigt als nit Gafteien llno Beten.
gines Cages begegnete er einem Wanbe=
rer, oeRen bifiere Miene unb baftiger
9dritt ibn erf6redten. ST rebet ibn an
unb fragt, tpobin er 10 eilig tpolle. sd
bin ber @iirgengel gbolera", erbdlt er
our Inttport, nunb ausgeianbt, bic
Stabt in 9einer gaa9bari6aft beimau=
fu9en." Ser fromme Manm febt i'm
@nabe fit bic armen Opfer unb eebdlt
i9lieBlid) oas 8eripre6en, oaB bic
fbredli9e Peit ii6 nit tallfeub MenI6en
begniigen min. ginige Sage ipdter bort
ct, baB in ber Stabt 10, 900 ginpobner
geitorben 1inb. 8alo barouf begeanet
er bem Deroerbli9en Manberer tpieber
unb bdlt linn ieinen @ortbru1 por.
sd babe mein Wart gebalten", ertpi=
berte Der @ertilger, unb rtur 1000 ge=
t6btet, bic anberen 5000 bat bic Sur6
babingerafft.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-08-11
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= 8erliner 8ldtter er3dblen: uNn
einem f60nen Sonntag=Morgen bes
&oienmonats f6aute elm iunger Mann
feittdglid getleioet, NIT frii6em @eli6t,
re6t elegiib biniiber nod einem iungen
Wtdh6en, bas, tuie er felbit, ben N6z
gang bes 3uges nod potsbam auf benz
perron gu erwarten i6ien. Sic ertpi=
berte i6ii9tern ieinen Bid; ba faBte
er ii9 pl6bli6 elm 9er3 unb fraste NIT
ettpas unli6erer Stimme: n@eebrtes
Grdulein, tpiiroen sic : tpdre es -
tuiirben Sic es ni6t libel nebmen, tpenn
i6 mir bic Grage erlaubte, mo sic
beut' ben i60nen @ommertag perbrinz
gen iperbens" 8eI6eiben ld6elte iie,
iab i'm freunoli6 an unb iagte: uDet
Is mir gang Wurf9t."