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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-01-09
ORDINANCE NO. l07.
An ordinance providing for the location Of pow.
der magazine, and regulating the storing there

An ordinance providing for the location Of pow.
der magazines, and regulating the storing thers-
In Of powder and other expos. We articles.
Be II ordaircd by the city council of the city OF
Cairo.
Section l. That II shall he unlawful for any per.
son, persons or corporation to keep have, possess
or store at any time In any place within the city
limits, more than twenty five pounds Of gun pow.
der, or any other dangerous and explosive mate.
rial or article, excepting In a magazine that Ia
built by permission ald approval Of, and upon a
Section2. ANY person, persons or corporation
who shall violate the provisions Of section one OF
this ordinance ,hall forf ut and pay Q sum not less
than twenty-five dollars nor more than two hun.
dred dollars, for each and Every offense.
Approved January Sth. A. ". 1858.
n. -. THIsTLEWOoD, Mayor.
Attest:-D, J. FOLEY, CITY Clerk.
Publithcd In Daily Cairo Bulletin, Jan. 9th, 1885,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-01-09
STAGES OF THE RIVER.

The river marked by the gauge last
evening at this port, - feet aud
8 inches and falling.
Pittsburgh, Jan. Sc p. m-River feet
7 inches and rising
Cincinnati, Jan 8-6 p. m.-River 10
feet 3lnches and stationary.
Louisville, Jan. S-G p. m.--River 8
feet ) inch and falling.
Nashville, Jan. SIS p.m.-Rver 0 feet
0 inches aud rising,
st. Louis, Jan. Sc p.m.-River G feet
inches and stationary
RIVER ITEMS.
The Cons MiIar for Memphis and the
Mary Houston for New Orleans are both
due here tomorrow.
The b. S. Rhea from Nashville arrived
here last evening at 2o'clock. She had a
light trip and left on her return at p. III.
Sam Hill, chief clerk of the Tyler, look
ed mighty cool Yesterday. His appearance
Indicated that he had been playing a game
Of 'puzo out" andgot the worst Of it.
The Gus Fowler will as usual report here
this evening in time to connect with the
Illinois Central r. X and leave for Padu-
cab on her return trip at 4;30 p. m.
The Granite State from Memphis arrived
here at O'clock yesterday morning. She
had good trip. The wind held her here
for several hours and in her efforts TO get
from the wharf she broke her wheel, which
caused considerable delay for repairs
The Henry A. Tyler from Tiptonville ar
rived here yesterday morning at 7;20. She
had a No. trip of freight and people, and
will leave here again this evening at 4
o'clock for Osceola For freigh, or passage,
see w. F. Lambda agent, or apply on
board.
Yesterday Was a regular soul ssrcher"
as the darkey says. The wind blew terri
bly, cold aud and came right square from
the moth pole, or at least felt like it,
overcoats, cor tips, and gloves were in good
demand and everybody moved as though
they were as full Of business as Col
conda. lawyer without a case. II the wealth
er continues TO treat US with the same
GOODNESS for few days more there will be
a large number of marines who shall have
the benefit of little rest The Ohio and
Mississippi both vii let their bottom fall
out only to be filled with ice.
The Will S. Hays arrived here yesterday
morning with good freight and rs cabin
passengers, most of whom we're registered
for New Orleans. Capt. ". p Wright
her freight aSent here gave her about 400
tons Of fresght and she also received 10
cabin passengers for New Orleans and 5
for Memphis besides 81 deckcrs Col.
Will 5. Hays and family are on board as
passengers, besides many other ladies and
gentlemen Of Louisville. The steamer
was visited by many of our citizens and
the universal opinion was that she is ele.
CANT in all respects and for speed will he
hard to beat, She left for New Orleans at
10 o'clock last night
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-01-09

The chief clerk a, the Union Depot Ho.
tel, Ogden, Utah, Mr. j. G. Tay lor, had
rheumatism In the muscles Of his chest and
left shoulder, BY applying ST. Jacobs Oil
three days he realized complete restoration
to health
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-01-09
Honest and Liberal.

When the Hops in each bottle of Hop
Bitters Cat the present price, $l.25 per lb.,)
cost more than bottle il sold for,
besides The other costly medicines, and the
quality and price are kept the same, we
think it is honest and liberal in the pro-
prietors, and no one should complain, or
buy OF use worthless stuff, or cheating bo-
gus limitations because the price is less
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-01-09

A merchant in Tallahassee, Fla, late.
ly received an order for one hundred
pounds of dried iig-leaves of bright
color, As the order came from large
tobacco mandatory, the use to which
the leaves will be put is easily snrmised
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-01-09

A Michigan boy ate a bar of soap, dranF
q lot of soda water and went TO bed Ia cure
his cold The doctor had hard time to
pull him through, but the boy now says the
next time he catches cold he will USE DR..
Bulls Cough Syrup.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-01-09
4. r. TINE CARD AT CAIRO.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

ILLINOIS CENTRAL RR.
rRNINs DEPARr. rANs Ahn. NM.
.NAil 3.O5 am Mail 4ao am
Accom- atom II 10 am express .......u 10 AN
Express $50 =. IN Accumulation SID pm
c. Sr IAN o. X. Il. jackson Route).
MAI. .......... 4:4Sam tMail...-... i3J p m
Express ....... 1880 m tRxprcss.,... O:pA IN
fAe'modation 3:top m
ST. l.. & c. X. X, marrow Gauge
,Erpres... 8:l5 am express. ...... f;5o p NJ
.Aceom dalton. 90 pm 'Accom' dalton ll;iOa M
sT.L, I'M. as. R.R
EXPIRES IL SOP m tRxpress"....-. Ego M
WABASH, ST. LOUISE PACIFIC RY CO
,Maii Skx 500 an mail & RK.... $50 PIN
+Accom 'dstiou 3:3j y. IN tAccom 'dstion ll;lO am
'Daily except Sunday. Daily.
MOBILE & OHIO r. R
Matl............j:55 a. IN. Mail."~- .a:lO p m
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-01-09

TaIs. LEAVE CArRo:
BOB "A m. Mail,
Arriving in st. Louis 9:i5 am, Chicago, s'B pm
CONNECTING at 0din and Efinghsm for Ctncir'
mad, Louisville Indianapolis and points East'
mao Am. 81. Louis and Western
Express.
Arriving In 81. Louis 7;05 Y. m, aud CONNECTING
Tor ali points West
800 pm. Fast Express
k,r ST Louis and Chicago, arriving atSt. Louis
1910 . NJ, and Chicago 30 am
800 pm. Cincinnati Express'
Arriving at Cincinnati 200 am; Louisville 6;bS
am: Indianapolis 405 AN. Passengers by
this train reach the above points - TO 80
HOURS In advance Of any other route
syy-Thc ALSO p. m. express has PULLMAN
SLEEPING CAR Cairo TO Cincinnati, without
changes, and through sleepers to VI, Louis and
Chicago,
Fast Time East.
Passengers Sin pc points without any delay
caused by Sunday intervening. The Saturday afer
noon train from Cairo arrives In new York Monday
uornug at 1855, Thir,y-slx hours In advance Of
n other route.
w For through tickets Ind further Information
apply NJ Illinois Central Railroad Depot, Cairo.
]. II, JONES, Ticket Agent.
All. HANSON, Cen. Pass. Agent. Chicago
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-01-09
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
City Oticers.

Nayor-N. y. Thistewood
Trensurer--T j Kerth.
Clerk-D, nnis. j, foley.
Cnnuselor--W IN. b. Gilbert.
Marshal-L. II. Meyers,
Alorney--William Hendricks.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN
fist warI-Wm. Nc Hale T. N: Kilnbroagh.
serord Ward Jesse Hinkle, q. n. Hughes.
Third Ward-B. +, Blake. John Wood.
Fourth Ward-Charles .. Pstor, Adoiph swo
odA. ...
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-01-09
County Officers.

Clrcnii Judge--D. ]. Bakef
Circni, Clerk--A u irwin.
County Judgc-k. ) Yocum.
County CLERKS. j. Humm.
County Attorney, NJ Damron,
County Tressurer-Miles ". Parker
sheili--john Hodges.
Coroner-R Fitzgerald 49, ,.u, =,
Gibbs and Peter Haup.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-01-09
RIVER NEWS.
49,

ANBprS, river editor o. faE BULLETIN
and steamboat passenger agent. Orders for all
kinds OF steamboat job printing solicited Oficc
at Bowers European Hotel. No. u Ohio leyee.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-01-09
Sergeant Ballautine's Wit

The wit of Sergeant Ballantne appears
to be OF very caustic character. When
some years ago, distinguished Journal
list was forced to appear in the witness
box. the Sergeant, just before cross-eA-
aiming him, entirely deprived him Of his
self-possession by coolly observing
There Is flour on your nose, sir. "" On
another occasion he publicly rebuked
Mr.. Justice Hawkins then Mr.. Haw-
kns. X. C.---for his inveterate love Of
accommodating wealth, assuring him that
he had much more money than he would
ever need in this life, that he could not
possibly hope 10 take the surplus away
with him. and that II he did IL would
most ccrtai, melt,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-01-09
The New Geography,

How many farms are there is the
United Statcs' i,00S,o07.
How many dwellings in city and coun-
tryp S,95J.Sl2.
Which State has the most farms, and
how many' Illinois, with 255,7il.
What is the total number of farm ami.
mails? l30,o72,GS3.
What Ito they comprise, and the num-
Der Of cnche Swine, 1855, ojl; sheep,
", 1871, 6j6i mich cows, l2,il3,952;
working oxen, 003,970; other cattle,
p, 1888, 800; horses, l0,357, 9Sl mules and
asses, l,Sl2,032.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-01-09

Browns IRON BITrERs
has been thoroughly tested
for dyspepsia, indigestion,
biliousness, weakness, dcbil-
ity, overwork, rheumatism,
neuralgia, consumption,
liver complaints, kidney
troubles, &C., and it never
fails to render speedy and
permanent relief
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-01-09
No Wiskey!

Browns IRON BIrTERs
is one Of the very few tonic
medicines that are not COM
posed mostly Of alcohol or
whiskey, thus becoming a
fruitful source Of intemper-
ance by promoting a desire
for rum.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-01-09

Rev. G. w. RICE, editor Of
the AMey7can Christian Re-
7sf7o, says Of Browns Iron
Bitters:
Gin, O., Nov. I6. 1881.
Gents The foolish vast.
inc OF vital force in business,
pleasure, and vicious indm.
gence of our people, makes
your preparation a necessity;
and if applied, will save hun
dreds who resort 10 saloons
for temporary recuperation.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-01-09

Browns IRON BlrrERs
is guaranteed to be a non
intoxicating stimulant, and
it will, in nearly every case,
take the place of all liquor,
and at the same time abso-
lutely kill the desire for
whiskey and other intoxi-
eating beverages.
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Csar s. .n.nassu sIatisr" sears,tt.t.,
IUHf pW gzstIIlIt9sn . Iaftef beafbtItet.l
@eutetnperf rfdnofi6e
2lotiseu.
Ius BEN 0sbiete Der Rnnt. Gepsrbs uno
@ifeni9nfteu.

- MeIfin9 fdrbt man pIipens
gr Il n, tuenn man eS mitteIS elmer 2Ds
Jung bon Giien unb glrienit in SaIsfdure
i9pdrst bann nit 8Isislans ppLirt uno
beiB nit einent Cad iibersiebt, tpelmer sus
iammeneeiest 1T aus: einemIbeiI SirniB,
bier GbeiIen 8eIbtpurSeI, einem Gbeil
6ummisutti. Cine fta bIgraue Sarbe
erbGlt man nit elmer neroilnnten fo9ens
ben 4uflbiuns rpn GbIprarlenif uno eine
bIane bur6 eine forgiame 8eban6s
lung nit itarfem tnteri3wefi9iaurem
ylatrpn. 8 d atpar3 pirb pieI su optilden
MeIiinsartifeln angeipenbet unS erbaIten,
tpenn man baS Weiiing nit elmer '2Diung
BON platinum pber Gblorsolb, nit lalpes
terlaurem Sinnugsp psrmiidbt ibersiebt.
(Ieduifsr)
@or benz Bssinn Der driitIiten
@sra mar ber Ysiup bon elmer lppis
gen 8esetation bebedt un6 sGn3lib un=
tbGtis. 9lihts, ausssnpmmen Gle Sorm
oss gerses, perrietb bas fur4tbare Seuer,
Sas in ieinem Snnern ipiitbsts. 9ie SnleI
Sidia mar bamals Sas 0entiI, aus tpsls
dem bic Gais oss unteriroii4sn sysusrs
enttuihen.
Sober, Der bic Wslt lisbt, tuie iie
trirflib III, unb ni1t, tuie iie bsm alsfes
tifer unb Sentimentaliltsn erIbeint, mub
Iid baDon flbsrssust babsn, boB in srcbsn
6tdbten nit ibren srobsn, 3ulammenges
ipiirfelten WenIhennengen unb ungsadbls
ten Oren,ben, .psIhe bon alien tduSlshen
Banben unb Beiddftieungsn IpsselDit
iinb, SffentIi6e 8sr8naguns
gen. sur abfoIutsn Notbipsnbiefeit ess
iporoen iinb. Dieie in0sen 3uips,Isn in
sinselnen TdQsn bem 2altsr YorIGab leis
iten aber ipGren iie nidt rorban6en, 70
iriiroen Tauisnne iid ben tisiiten Qaltsra
erseben unp stpar aus Wsanes( an seiisis
ger 8eiGdftisuns. Cine srObe Staot
obne Ibeater unb Eonaerte triiYos
80 einem pfubI Sss aalters tperbsn.
(aedp's D@si&. ses NdtiOnaIismus~).
- Die Jrass: Msl4s GinfIafie snt.
iheiben bic NiIbungy heS Ge.
Ii4Iedts i'm Gmbrpp z 1T nod i'm.
mer uHeel0It. Wdn bat bariiber alsrIsi
Ibecrien aufseItsHt, aber Mllss lit bisbey
unbef isDissnD SetIistsn. I,rof. q. pfa.
per Sat nsuerbingS iijnnrsid|e Grrtriments
ssniaht aber BIC istt iit aud ssrsn Ne.
| iu!tat rein nsgatib. Gf Ssriu@ts Is mil
Der Bsfruatuns Don Trof&sisrn, inbsu1
sr ben Said nit psrItbis6susn luantit6.
| Ten pe,s Mai5ss mif4te ssnb bie gmbtpaz
k(obdlStetn 10 M nit Gsitifkeit tai
0sI4 4le4t tsfiiuaussn lis6 - Sate g.
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@sut, itb nun aud icbaib nidt GtraIz
iunb tpiebeYiebe uno aud bDrt feline BorT
lelungen ,balten iperoe, 70 fpeiF id bod
oab ih in Der Gissnldaft bsS BorIsiers
bort cine Teisenbe GtelIpertreterin babe,
Der ih Detrslt nleinen 6anne 9siitssanbers
trauen fam isno ion,tt, Iieber syrsunb,
tpollen mir ,inS tpie Der Yerier idgt -
auf ben gsppih Der @souIp isten ,tnb bic
Bfsife Der gripartune raudslL bis ips
Der 9insmsI siHuial iuiecer 3uIamnefl
fiibrt.
8is babin Ieben Sic ilno bic ssbriasss
i'm @enufls Der @eIunbbeit nnb ieeIisben
Gladssl Das tuiinfdt Sbnen BON Ssrssn
Srib Neuter."
gteabranbsnburs, b. %. RODbr. 1860.
Wleine Gouiine bate ii9 natiirIib fir
bas ibr bon yteiiter gum @efdenf gen,adts
Bud I'm einera' Briefs an ibn beoanft
uno aMf ba8 in benz erftsn Brief an mid
seichrisbene::
,illnb tam i4 ipisber mad 5traIiuno" &C.
9eenttportet
,llnbsfpmntits sDu ipieter natb StraIlunb.
go tiib' MID BRETT nur ailf ben RunS,
8rauhlt Did nid,t 6'rum III arGmsn
Nero' Dir's nid,t libel nebmer."
1Dies gum beiIersn BerItdnbniB fiji
Nenters. slpeiten Brief, tpsnr er tIagt iibsl
.ieiue fiinfsis Sabre.
y. Seine bis Dabin erIdienenen Werfs
rnabte Gsuter mir gum 8eIHent. SIN 5eir
Slsblinsspsrt: yRein Siiiuns", bate q
auf' oas Gitelblatt foIseabe a8orte ss.
l1risben: 81
[ y6riino Erintns, sSriinb 9riniiS,
sd ibid 9Jug nIinen bsiten 8ruB,
lin lett bit 8aat biiblh BET taum GAIu6,
g8snn bat otirnit Is III MD better,
uno Hett Sug ii9tens man sefoI!en,
Sdnn eenft tautpieleit an een plIen
npriGtgen &isrI IN SriinO' Sris Reutsr."
Gin .atpeites anb Iettes 8uiammentref
| fen nit bieiem ieItenen Reniden fanb in
Sabre 1873 in giiena5 itatt, aIs ib mi
ttteiner JantiIie bon Berlin, tDpieIblt ID
bereit8 bier Sabre eetpobnt bate, mac
Biesbabsn iiberlis6slte,
Au9 bic @rinnerung an hieIe bersIid,
Bsgs9nuns linb lieben6tpdrbigeglufna
In ietnet ft5nsn Bi[Ia in giiena@ mir
mir unb ben ylsineH tets unperseBIic
bleiben.
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g aIIahe

DaS tiebt Graj lln.o bon 8rabant,
Die Heiietai9 Il, Der eineii 9anb,
nrs isiH blisenoes Shirsrt IN her anserna Z
S! @raf Unto, q!
4at ibn ber 5einb trobI iibsrmanft,
Gein feftes 6HloB NIT St,irm bsrannt,
nre slr SIutt eetriebsn ben Grafen2
d Graf unfc, D.!
Msit I6Iin,nerss llnbeiI tpnrb ibm esS6nbk
SeiRe S4wieSsrmutter aus 9eI0olanb
Ram an nit alpei rieiieen Eoifern.
q! @raf l1sifc, o !
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Jus ssrtmo Atrss.
Qluf her Sdnsefctte

Mnf Der G6nseiopps
Deusitsn glcrbens b6difer Gpits
Som i6 germ ben sr0bten Spit;
Siter tGglid1 IT'D benebeln,
ST fiirfpabr tin iHle4ter @it.
Geitsrn irarit hu ftdrf bsnebelt,
Qslte bift bu's mod bel nssbr,
&opp' ba biit Gin ar8er Sinbsr,
8anns bus nod, ic id4dm' bid fits.
ilnS BE aopp' BAT ii4 ee5&anst,
SrontlpeiS Ebrdnen fis seTeisbf,
Seas mir i,lin tei Gtlaxnl uno Rats
Sebun Veg tfS XbdI rerlmlisbt.
gsFe bit id6 ,,Q66 bie yleus,
Gtslle ypf b0B Meines einl
9>bts ti(bst 1itbt b0s 9stten,
slls ,mpral'i&tn Samnsess @tia.s
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BIim d euieb.

so hHfs 4 0ftntwsM sruneu8sgs ss-s =
Sm idbeenen SahienInno;
@siS 10 ftar, 10 rein tpie Sob,
9Sirb inerlhtsnoebIS gebrannt.
Sc ANDRES Stinitber, bas is tlar,
Gle 70 oiel gSaiier brauttt
llnb Gems is orcb beebit ioneerbar:
DaB Sic oas 8ltinhen rau6t.
ilno is bel 8lut ood nod 10 beib,
gimm's BIin9en niir III n gluno,
Gleicb eebt's geinietbli1 itiI I'm RreiS
llno be tpiriht ferngeIitnb.
Drum breti' IDS 5iim4en, binn una gut,
GIS Sa6isnS i9senite BerP
linS iper barber i4bsboslu oubt,
So Sic a i4Is4ter aerl.
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gfarrer: vSans, i9 babe Dir Ihon
10 oft in's @etpiilen serecet, unb ale
meins 8orte iinO auf unfrudtbarsn Bos
ben gefallen. aannit Du Dir benn bies
les obi&euIibe Trinfen nibt abserbbs
nen ?" - San8: ,Sa, tpiiien g, Serr
pfarrer, bem Mirtb, Bel benz i4 einfebr',
seht'S reht f4Ie6t, unb benz aril,sn RsrI
mub i4 haIt a. bis'l aufbsIfen."
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Cine traarige Gef4iat.

Cine tranrise Gef9i&ts
Die idSne Glia 8inlentrug,
Die ipar iif ltiemals Ihlanf genis.
Sic tysfHt' ii9 ME BON benz Gorlet
llnp i4nirt banit iidb friib unb ipGt. NJ
9Rit besperatenl Neib bic sSrau'n
Die @unbertailIe elias 5hau'n;
Die SarnIlon iit bpdenbiidt
Gpbalo iie GIln ii,lr srbIidt.
Sph eiites cages, ems, stpei, nrei -
Brad Glia an Der GaiiP ei,t5tpei.
Balc trlg man iie ourd's Srisbboftbrr,
Disfpeil fie ii1 81 3oos ftnor. -
., bolce widgeIein. ieie bod Hug,
Ra4ts ni4t ME gIia SiHlsntrusi
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fEsr Ser gDmners,enrafb eaipfangt
in ieinsaf i,euen aLtbsutfhen Cabin sintu
Gei&aftsfreunh) gQ8ie heibt benin s5br
SDbnGen? 2" fragt Der 2ebtsrs Gieslst=
lid bsiBt CT Be p L, snt8sgnst5 Der 9err
acnlmersienratb, mir nenneu ibn absr
Sin be = tpiilsa Sic 6na paBt bei{er
40 unieren Meubeln."
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Waunigfaltiges.
EbeursS @ if cit.

GtaBenbrau: ,,Bes sa, al benz
DrunneH ipirb niht eetrHnfsn |" -
nbtpertsburibs: ,glidt ges
trunfen 2 ginsn Brunnsn Bat man bod
gum Irintenw GpaBeiIbrau :
,,gein, iag' it Ser grunnen III uein,
uno iper babon tri,lfen nil, fiir ben 1T
nasin Bier ra /"
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1lnpermeftIid.

DurdIan9t su einem glrbsiter,
Der Elm in bas WaIlsr gefaaenes Gino
beranBgssossa bat rAb, MsnidsnletsH
eersttes .isbr ih6n bas heI1i<u absr
iebr fsaB eetporcsn su ieiil! s@M b y
ter; y@eitattsn guer Durd dLaudt has
bat ii6 in Oisiem 5aa purdaus nidbt pers
ii,sioen Iailsn !" :. IS
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8 prtfpisIe

@eIdes 1T Der nntsrI&isb sniidsn Ell
mem 1ansboben uno elmer S1Ia1tbanf 2
gluf bem Ian;booen i1rebsn bic Beins
ouf Der S9Ia4tbant bebsn bic
Shmeine.
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81 u Elm @srbiena.

Grsi b6bnliI1e Mulifanten,
Die ;osen iber's 2an6;.
nrsb mo fid MIR Giner lies blifsn
Sanb er cine offene oanb.
Gie geisten BON 2eaS ,iiib 2isbs,
Bon 5reIpeit unp bon Redsf;;
Danit Iie ipeiter i,ilr sinsetS,
Sab Ssrsr-iis ssisteH ~ I c5Is4t!
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lInferDffisier ,,gtattfe, irQs
tbuit Sic ipsnn Sie IN ein frsmoss feiiib=
Iidss Gorf fpnIulels 2" g olbat Sd
fuGe mir einige Uinsebprsns uuo frn9' be
nod AHens aus FL mteroffiSier:
yS9Gfsfcpf Gin,sebprene sibt e.
ia bios m Ifrifa !" "'s
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.dlje Nitmmer 942.
! Gin aaIrfxs (z} Z N d I s.

sd fag' S9tefi, iisein 9la3i 1T 10 ses
fiiblpoa, ipfe nid3t Ieittt efH a,ibsrsr
Dlsul6. Gebsn Sic, iuenn ipir Bluts
ipurt habsn, 70 iBt er iie INNER I'm Dlqls
fsIn neil e fsin BIut isbsn fann."
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8orf4Ias einsS einsesanse.
mem Mftipn6rs.

,aDnnteE nibt tiinftisbin bic Mftien
auf 2eintpano seoruft iperben baB n,on
iih tpenisitsns, tpenH lie ni1ts n1ebr
tuertb iinp, oas RGuI San,it tpii@en
fagn I !"
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M It BEN 8 aunpfabIe eepunfen.

.M It Sen 3aunpfabI serunten.
Der iunSe Dcftpr n,a6t SrduIein 9lu.
relia iebr eifriB osn9cf, lit aud idOn sis
nige NsaIe 8ormittnsS I'm 8ratenrod
pnssipsIen, Obns inpeB sueinsr grilaruns
Wtutb su faijen. Bdbreno eines ioIden
BeludeS eri4eint gurslie INT fofetisn ss2iis
dsnIdlrs9en su ipiseerboIten Nalen in
Der guten Stube, fliiitsrt ssbsimniBpcu
l-uait Der Miama mnh nerIhtrianet lipiensT.
Der 9oftor frdst f@uhtern, tpa6 benn
baS SrduIsin fur Gebeimniile Dor ibm
babe uno bic glutter antirOrtst i@Iasfsrs
tis:
,I@, Serr Scftor, entI@uIbigen Sic,
@areI4en mD4te ssrne Seuer anma.
DEN unh es mill Mot brsn.
neu."
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Mnf Ser Menf ur j la aIapp 5osn

Sirei Da'ntitdntsr siugen aalf Wsu5as
Der cine batt men GGbsE nur
Der Nnbrs batt ne RnIe =
.@es mar ie! !
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Dpftpr: DisIs BsIeibigiliis IoHen
Sic mir nit benz 2sbsn bssablen, 5err
Bitter F
glitter: SaIlt mir nidt Elm - Sic
iinS bod ilitht nseiH 9ausaral!
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Dertreue g oIbat.

Die Srau Gebeimrdtbin ssitattst einsm
uhtsroff3ier. benz Anbeter Der 4SGin,
einmaI in Der gpde ben Mbsnb Bel jsinsr
Inssbeteten susubringen unb smpfdnst
bannIberlslbe 3u einsngl benbbscb Elm sfits
iprshences Auantum Bier. Die RD@in
perIdbs IN Jolse einss 3eruirfnilIss itrs
Stelnns Der nnteroff3ier finoet iid ies
bod an benz bsftimmssn Mbenb tpis ess
ipSbnIih ein. ,,Nber mas trpllen Sic
benn nr6 bier 2" bemerft bic Jrau Ges
beinsratbin ySbre Ratbi ilt BON mir
fort unb bat bersits eiasn anberen Plat!"
20, bas mapt ni1ts," meint Der tTsue
SuIDat I'D BABE mid 70 an Sbr Gaus
seipbbnt, sab id mid aud nit 6ss nsaen
R61in bsSnlssn min"
9eSr:. vMeinen Sic, baB i@ meinen
Gdnurrbart itebsn IaiIen fann e.
Grifeur: vWeipiB 2aiisn sic I'm
nur ite9en - ben iisbt Jismanb |"
3nnssnlbnns. Cine Mbtdnhs
lung, iptl@s in eineu Hsmii1en Sad
eri&isn, entbdIt foIesnosn intsyeiIantsn
Hnilus ,Das aus hem Nitrotstranses
tbpl0iamibptripb bur@ glts
button sntftebsnbe Tstramsnttpltsiun,us
botripbenplmstbai1. Sn bsr aIsj&en
0eitI9rift liz bon Yentnmy fkr[YaSaroSe,
niEin9 9Iorbpbraf ioipis rpn 0e,rii|en 8nsx
bsIisifen tie Mp>e, bs5tu Djleuno = ~
g. 13kksxkAm& S>s& 6oel1f -. ~ - .z,ss &
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@iberIeat.

81: Grinisn Sic bod NOD einsn
Sdoppen!
g. glein, i'd mub sebsnL usan ipartst
a,if mid. =.
a.. Stun, ipenu man auf Sic
trartet bann Pabsn Sic Ia
serabs 3eitl
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aeFbetifdeS SinSerniB.
Der Msfbetitsr unb 8unifidriftfteler
&umpeIbeiuler ipia feline eelhminfte
Srau MIR aus benz Grunbe nibt fliisn,
neil er 5arbenbrud niat lei.
ben fann.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1883-05-07
An 0dA FIGHT

A traveller in South Africa witnessed
a singular combat He was musing,
with his eyes on the ground, when he
noticed caterpillar crawling rapidly
along. Pursuing him was host of small
ants. The ants would catch up with
the caterpillar, ana one would mount
his back and bite him. Pausing, the
caterpillar would turn his head and bite
and Kill his tormentor. After slaughter
ing a number of his prosecutors, the
caterpillar showed signs of fatigue The
ants made a combined attack Betak-
ing himself to stalk of grass, the cat
erpillar climbed up tail first, followed
by the ants. AS soon as one approach
ed he seized it in his jaw and threw it
off the stalk. a. The ants, seeing that the
caterpillar had too strong q position for
them to overcome, resorted to strategy
They began saving through the grass
stalk. In few minutes the stalk fell,
and hundreds of ants pounced upon the
caterpillar. He was killed at once, and
the victors MARCHED off in triumph, leav-
ing the foes body on the field.