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The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-08-29

CINCINNATI August 20.-Deaths by
v~;olence continue with much more thai
tbe usual frequency The eight mur
aers of last week were followed by tvs"
suicides Yesterday and a murder and SUI
eide to day. Two young people OF Day
ton. who had been travelling the down
ward road for some time, we're the VIC
Tins to-day. Their names were Bert
Schieble and Josie Stuprs. The Hosn.
mans father is the proprietor OF the
Schieble house. in Dayton The gir
was quite a beauty. but came from a tam
ily Of less prominence Schleble lost his
p~osition at DAYTON a month aro on ac
count of his neglecting business to be with
Miss Stupps They both then come L"
Cincinnati. The girl soon found other
| admirers with more money to lavish upon
mr. than Schieble could comunar d, and
She became cold ward him Last
| night he visited her at the house Of Mrs:
Kirk, in George street. They played
cards with others in the house until morn
ing, and nothing seemed to be wrong be
tween them. At about 5 o'clock, two
| pistol-shots were heard somewhere, but
the inmates of the house thought they
were on the street. A little before moor
Miss Stupps's room was broken open and
she was found lying dead on the bed and
her lover dead on the floor. They had
b th cen shot through the head.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-08-29
STATISTICS of Population.

According TO the census of 1880 the
'sts. population of the United States
va hen -, l55, 7S3. composed Of 43,
80 40 natives and 6,619.943 Foreigners
Ih. males numbered p. SIS, $50, the te-
males - $50. q63, Il 0 wing an excess OF
males over females of SSl.S5l. The
white people numbered 43. 402, go and
rhe cJ.Cred $3.50, 193. the Chinese lo5-
81. the Jauauese I4S and the Indians
civilized 6u,4o7.
THE GERMANS AND IRISH CONTRAsTED.
OF the 1000 900 Of foreigners on
American sgi. go cav It Is estimated that
about thirty seven per cent are German.
thirty Il. e per -ent Ifish and twenty eight
fer ceat .i AN other u~atioualitIes. The
g. lulan- H. rir future MI always out
ual. tsr the Irish. a. they drain "a much
more extsr-.xe hum al watershed, aud
Whu Ireland Is ext austcd Germany will
sri. he able 10 keep uf a perennial flow
II emigration from her 40, 900, 900 OF
population rhc Germans in the nam
are a-rsgn.tu-ai di-ru-ed and prefer the
country to the
It.- --. ~i...,,.. that in 1850 as many
as -uH. 5000 persons were living III
yr . quarter Of the whole poluia>
ton
Peun.yi, AHA has one public schoO'
more than New York. Her figures ore
l>.tIG: New York, 1865 The former
spends tor education s., l26, 81 and the
latter 81 ,03j, 81. OHIO has IL, 473 pub
lie school, aud speuds Sll 08j. 3l5 Iii
nr-, lJ.1U3 schools, spending -, 80,
OILS Indiana. Il. 623 schools, costing 81,
100; Iowa. 1858 schools, $6,2SS,
i'll Massachusetts,, 8 604 schools, st,
6-5l2. AND California, 3,446 schools
; -, So.
tI natives over twenty who canno
read aud write, Nv York has 20. JOB, 0
t.relgneSs, 95,7I5: Pennsylvania, "A,
10 natives and 30 80 foreigners Norti
laf ,aa. ,4s17 natives and only To-
for -uer>
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-08-29

IRIED II AT HOME, FOUND IT
WOULDN'T WoKK.-As the readers OF
the SIM well know. the New York IN
I.pehdent has been making much ado
of late because OF social differences be-
tween the white and the colOred people
at the south. We called on him to set
us an example by having the Northern
people to blot out these social differences.
80 the plucky editor Of the independent
wentto Ocean Grove, y. j.. and tested
the matter. He says he found that the
hotels would not admit to their tables
the coiored people with their white
guests. but fed them at a separate table
aud IN another roo apart from the main
dining room. He says the hotel men
told him that to do as he wished them
to do by taking colored people to the
same table, would be to drive their white
guests away. Thus the Independent has
no encouragement at its own doors; 50
we ask him kindly to excuse us in the
South.-Raleigh Christian Sun.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-08-29
6ILLSBORo OBSERVER ITrvC

dILLSBoRo OBSERVER ITEMS
Capt- Henry X ciards Viii sul%rintcnd
the building of the Swain Memorial
han at Chapel Hill.--Duriur the
pas week m ny wagons loaded with
.ob.icc" have passed through here On
thtlr way To Durham. this being their
nrst visit to that mark [ Gully Tor
ParIsh N Blackwell's adveftisin@!-Ei.
r. " M.)--Somewhere i'll the neigh
borhood of six hundred wagons PASSED
through here "Wednesday and Thursday.
loaded with tobacco. on their way 10
l)urham.-We near Of a man in
orange county who has been married
Tour times. He owns a horse and bug
~ that he has used ON three occasions
|" carry his wives t. his home.-Mr.
J.. Baker. of Charleston, ). c.. has
been engaged the past week in putting
up he new organ in the Episcopal
church.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-08-29

According to the -1mericdH Ners-
mayer CdtaIo3ac of Edwin Alden 4
Bro. Cincinnati. Ohio. Just published.
containing over. 500 pages. the total
number OF Newspapers and Magazines
published i'll the United States and
CanaIas Is l3.lS6; (showing an increase
over last year of l.G2S.) Total in the
United States l2,l79. Published as
follows: Dailes. | 22I; Tri-Wccklie>. Il:
Scmi-W eeklieS. ljl; WevNl.rs. 9.955:
Bl-W eekiies. D.; Semi-Monthlies. 237:
Monthlies. 1921; Bi-Monthlies, l..
Sr Louis AUGJSr 81. Another mys-
t%erious Disappearance occurred here on
Sun ay evening Col James q church
iii. and rs vile went out FOR a short
drive leasing at home their daughter
Mary, about seventeen years Ole, On
their return the daughter GU d not be
found and 90 clue to her whereabouts has
vet bee diSc ,@vcre,}. She was last seen
Standing alone about 7 0 clock al the
front gate Of the family residence, in
home attire and presenting no unusual
appearance. Detectives have been work
ing on the case since last night. and
every effort has been made by them and
by the giI's father aud friends, but moth
ing has been heard Of her. She was a
quiet, grave girl, studious, devoted to
music and cared little Tor male society.
Abduction is the only theory suggested.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-08-29

Highlands Enterprise: Miss Ellison
the highlands House, while recently
stopping at Tallulah Falls. ia. in look
ing over brink of Point Inspiration. lost
her balance and was precipitated over
it., but vas landed on a ledge about
twenty feet below. Her friends were
paralyzed with fear, but she was saved
with little exertion by them with only
a few bruises.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-08-29

An enterprising Wilmingtonian has
on the Cape Fear River a floating saw
mill which he employs in the manufac
ture of boxes from sycamore. He also
gets out from persimmon trees shoe
lasts in the rough state. which are ship
ped to Albany, New York, where they
are fashlonedani prepared for use. He
has already shipped $4,000.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-08-29
Leading Business Firms In Other
Parts Of n. C..

SAW MILIS.-Ihe Taylor Mfg Co.
Charlotte.
ENGINES &. Witty, Newbern.
ROAD ENGINE. ;. Joyner. Frank
linton.
GRAPE WINEs.-Hon. W. j. Green.
Fayetteville.
lIoTELs.-The Catawba Springs.
BonitZ House. Goldsboro.
BANKs-Messrs. Burgwvn & Co..
Henderson,. Blackwell Bank at Dur
ham.
CORN AND CoTToN CULTIVATpR-
Harrison, Gully \ Co. Cary.
Observation-Disclosures * Boyd.
ut Warrenton Col. Burgwyn. at Hen
derson Thomas II. Battle at Tarboro.
SCHOOLS o BoYS--Binghams at
Ri Granville Horner's at oxford. IIor-
ner's at Henderson. Bells 1T King
Mountain. kelley's at Union Church.
GullcyS at Eranklin'on.
SCHOOLS FOR GIRLS-MTS. DIR. Chap
man at Goldsboro; Misses NashN Miss
kollock ut i~lillshoro Prof. Barnes at
kittrell.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-08-29

The New York Graphic calls Mrs
Langtrq the Lily of the Valley, aud Gel
hardt tn Valet ofthc Lilly.
Durham Recor9er: The large l~ile-size
bronze bull. valued at $500. which had
been placed at the Office of the Black
well Durham Tobacco Company in the
kimhall House. atlanta. was DESTROYED
when the building was burned.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-08-29

IF bilious, or suffering from impurity
of blood, or weak lungs and fear con
sumption (scrofulous disease of the
hunos). take DIR Pierce's Golden Medi-
cal Discovery" and it will cure you. BY
druggists.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-08-29

y terrible tragedy Is reported from
Pueblo, y. NJ. A gambler cut a
"onlan's throat, and as she jumped out
o. "a second story window to escape
-t9m !.m, he .aIt lis own throat.
At her residence in Fort Valley, Ca,
gu tuesday, Aug. 81. Sallie J., wife OF
b. & Holt, alter a brief illness of six
a. She was for oight,en years a true
christian.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-08-29
RALEIGH ADVERTISERS.
Where 20 b. n you Come TO
Towr--See Ca5ds IN Another
ColGmn--we Hope 10 rod to
the List Next NJ eek.

CLoTHING-D. :. NUit.
HARDIN ARE. W.GoN>. BELLS. ETC.,
Lewis y co.
CUTLERY. llAKuW ARB. ErC.-T.
IT, Brings Y sons.
CoRN MEAL AND FORAGE. Jones
n Powell.
Doom. SASH. BLINDs,-The y. g..
Car Company.
nRUGGI~rS.- Pescud, Lee X Co.
SCHooLs,-St. Marv's. Also Peace
Institute.
BookSroRE.-A. Williams & Go.
PHoToGRATHS.-J w. Watson.
CLAY tuIMNEYS.-.Iob Osborn.
The RALEIGH COTTON GIN. AND
ENGINES-Geo. l. Tonuoffski.
THE +. VAN WINKLE CoTToN GIN
-Latta X Myatt.
THE PRATT COTTON GIN-William-
son X Cpchurch.
ART ORNAMENTS. AND HOUSE Dc
oRATIoN-Fred 4. Watson.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-08-29

Many a limb has been saved from am
putation, and possibly a life saved, by the
prompt use of Phenol Sodique after the
accident.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-08-29

Mrs } Stewart. MONROE y. c., says:
had become very weak and used
b.owus Iron Bitters. Now | can do a
tn. days work"
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-08-29
Enticed Away From Home by Ne.
eroeS

Alas the g ar, abundant si-ns that
the DAYS OF sorrox anu I'll grace froa,
race aduiteratIun and IL i,cegenari causes,
are fast drifting dem u on u. IL i \
well fixed law Of uAtlre that tn. ba or
elements absorb the purer. Mingle a
drop OF water aud a drop Of k. aud
you will blacken the water, and not
whiten the lux. Nix the bloods Of
whites aud blacks. and you Ai,l not ele-
vate the negro. bur only pull down til,
w nlte. The baSest creatures whom Coz.
allows to walk the earth "a Men are tie
half breeds, the ''prurs'' Of Mexico.
the Apaches With white fathers, and lie
Henry Berry LIVERY classes.
For these reasons We have opposed
The breaking down OF the color-iiDe bv
mixed Conventions like the Prohibition
affair, the reviewing of negro troops b>
the Governor, and all such methods of
procedure. We believe the tendency Of
them all Is to break dowu the coiol-
hue and it requires no prophet to see
that when the race line begins to relax
there will be daily scandals such as the
two which last week caused the Old
North State to be sncered at by thous-
ands of the Yankee fanatics who made
such occurrences possible by forcing the
negro upon us as a political element.
The day may come within the lifetime of
some who read these lines when nearly
al rich negroes will have white wives
perhaps the grand-daughters Of their
Id masters and rich negro women will
lave white husbands, perhaps sons o.
he very men who are now most %rronri-
nent citizens
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-08-29

= 4>e
H.. &. OLIVE, Apex, Y. &.
VI. j. ". NcCAULEY Y Sos, Chapel
lill, y. e..
WLAIAMs& SEARS, Morisyille, NC.
Il. HORNE. Clayton. y. G..
d.. JSo. X. MERCER. Toisnot. y. G..
Il. II. MANGUM, Wake Forest, y. G..
y. J. Z. HARRIS, Youngsyille, y. {.
j. ;. JoYNER- Franklinton, y. G..
l.. II. ALLEN. Henderson, y. {.
NJ. J. HAWKES.. Ridgeway, y. {.
J. i. LEACH u Co.. Littleton, NC.
ia HAYWOOD, Raleigh, y. c.
JOS. L. bKoUGHIoN, Raleigh, n. &.
w. +. AsKkr. Neuse, Nc.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-08-29
ABDUcToR's GATORS REWARDED.

Mr.. Eli Mcleod, father of the young
girl who was abducted from Moore eoun-
~ by a negro named Frank Ho Imam,
Yesterday paid the captors Of Holman
800. Holman, it viii be remembered,
was captured at the house of Mr. &. ii.
Wolfe. FIVE miles from Charlotte, by a
partv from Matthew'S Station, at which
place he got off the cars with the girl.
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~ 1arAAAE
Gtne beriibnte Jrau pbne Gttet!
(slus benz ~Boiton GIs5e.")

oerrsn RsSotteure!
Gas Dbise lit Elm sutes Bib pom 6rou 2psia g.
eintbam aus apnn, Taif., bic mebr oils irsenb eine
anbere 5raa in Babrbeit ben Mamen Der .6raren.
freunbin" ben uieIe ibrer gorreiponbentinnen ibr
10 gerne beileeen, perbent. Sic uibu,et iid nit
benz sr5bten Gifer ibrer arbeit, IpeIGe Iestere bas
aefuItat eines IebensIdnsIi9en Stubums 1T, unb
If sesmunsen feds aiiiiteatinnen iib su baIten
bic ibr beIfen bic ausgebreitete Gorrefponben;,
welGe pon allen Soften ibr sufIiebt aab pon benen
cine ieglide ibre fpe3eae 2eibensfaf ober i5re
6reube bapon befret ,a iein, tanbeiebt, ;n beani,
morten. Sbre qFan3en ardparation iR ein SeiI<
mitteI jhr gate urb ntdt fiir b5ie 3pede SD babe
Yeri1niid bies ausgefnnbeu Hnb bin pon Ser aabrs
belt beiien mas i9 jaee. nberseaqt.
a.! wssen lsrwobibepisienen Giseni9dften ipirb
nnb perf4rieben. - Giuer pon hieien fast: rDie
ssrfung 1T wunherbdr unb erfpdrt piele5 Qetbeu.
S:efurirt poaftdnbig bic 9Iimmte Mrt MutterIeibs
idbe mondtlitbe Reiniguns, jebe Mrt samens& &ranf.
belt, gntssnsung nnb @ef@wiire, unnatlrIi9ep
gIasab ise isss mst serissa's anS bis Saraut fol.
airwenbbar sur Bet bes 2ebenstpedbieIs.1
sic 6nrdbrinet isSen SbeiI tes menf9Ii9en
96rperipitems nnb f5bt nenes 2eben unb nene
2raft Elm. Sd,tDd9e, 9!dbin9t, 2rans mad gei,.
ntttteln itnb Nagenf9tpide wirb ieber;e;t babur6b
abeebolfen.. Sic beiIt weuunoen, Stopfi4mers
iet,, nerpbie 2eioen, onsemeine 26rperf6tpdde,
S1ldrotgfelfs Abmattung unb nnperbaulidfeit.
Senec Wefabl gdnjIi9er GrfG6pfung, peIaes
s%mer,sn ui,S aidsnIsiSsn sar 8Otse Eat. If fets
tells. Seber;et unb inter aGcn i1mitdnben 1T Bic
8irtung In pouitdnbi9eml lebereinfommen NIT benz,
tem weibliden a6rperfpitem nnterlieaenten geiet.
Per pseisit nmr s.; g TIaf9e, IS. thr6 Slai9en,
uf1o mtrb pom allen &potbefern perfanft. Sraeub
peIHer Hatb fur fpe;teue sale, unb bic Namen pp,,
9teien pic snr4 Mnwenhuns ber 4fansen aeif1uns
pteber uoitdnsig hergeeHf morben, Fam man poti
@rs g. inibrer 4ripdfs sabrefe, 2pnn, Raf., srbaIs
ten. wlan fdge 4otmarfe sur Beantpprtuna bci
0egen Nieren Defdwerben Bel beiben ge{dbIebs
tern II biefe Miidung unabertreffbar ME sabi.
rei4e Dengnifle beiueifen.
sWrs. 9infbam's Qeber Yiuen,s iaag Elm gorres
fponbenf .nb bte teten In Der sDelt ais SeiImiteI
aeeen Berfopfnng, @aIenbef@werben nnb aeber
Grftarrnna. Sbr Biut gaeiniger brinat Wuns
berfu Berfe unb Id aueife ntdf wirb b1Ib ebenfo
ration.S -
Gin Seter muh befe Trau aIs eincu gnaben
engel anlesen, bsren ciss;9er g9unid III snberen
pbila6eIpba, pa. % mrs. u. g. o.
.HNdTAA@ zhA
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-01-31
perOen benz Munoe perliebeu bard
s @ z @ d O N T s,

we!des bic 3ibne 10 e ID, bas 3abnf1siid
roft8 NIB ben Atben anaeneb NJ
nafAf. Sc entfernt ben Wsinitsin ucu=
itiuciB uno bewabrt Ge ppr 8erberben.
Sci Orosuiften su babsn.
1919 tap;i
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-01-31

Sci Srdulein &Srner iab man es beier,
bab iie errSt1ete, ale Bel benz Mcbren.
Sd radte, i'd banbelte i'm Gimme mei=
ner 5erridaft.
Sic batten 9ieat, liebe SSa. Trau
SSsli faBte iie aui bic Stirn. Sd baute
Sbnen bafiir!
Sabt Sbr ben 9allo ni1t aufgebpben,
ber nnIer Sinh retten balf? fra8te Serr
pSsli.
.. ntein @Ott, oaran badte pobl 9eiee
manc, rief 6rau SSsli, uie idate!
Dcd, bier ilt er! Trdulein SSrner bplte
ibn aus eineln Saiten berbor. sd babe
ihn Mennn atgsncmmen uno aufbewabrt.
Srant, iaste Serr 0Ssli, bieS 1T Elm
8anb, boB Did untrennbar nit unS per=
binOet. 90 felt biele Sdlinse, bic Define
Giienfinser fnipfeu, ben Stein biett, ben
nur cine Tauit wie big Define l9ninsen
fonnte, 70 feit wollen mir Did balten in
2lete unb Oantbarfeit, Ou leltener, treuer
Wenia.
Die Serridaft bate bas 3iulmer perz
lalIen. 6ranf itano nod INNER mie per=
3aubert an berlelben SteIe. A dream,
it is dream! inuru1elte er por ad bin.
Oa leste ftd etmas wei4 uno marm auf
leine sefalteten 9dnbe. ssein Graum,
0err 6ranf! iprad Soa &orner. 0ddt
mehr ais Sic peroienen! GO bat mid in
meinem 9eben nidts sefreut alS bic
Wcrte, bic Serr S6sli an sic ridtete.
., bic sladliden 9eute, Re iinb reid unb
fSunen Sbnen banfen, mie lie nur wollen,
fSnuen Sbnen Gles seben, mas @ie fd
nus paniden m5sen! SD warbe Sbnen
10 serne aud etwas seben, aber id bate
nihts-id bin 10 arm.
tsgcrtfebuns foIet.)
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t8crtfesuns fuIet.)

- Wenn bic Srompete i6aat, if
ss 81 ipdl bas S6mert su i6drfen." !"
9lber IS 1T ME su fpdt ben Nppetit sll
i1arfen, Die Geiunbbeit bersulteaen uno
fi6 misoer 5u einem geillnben, farfen,
frdftiaen Msann gu MAIDEN, tpenn man
nnr 9Gerens&raut ba3u anipenbet. atls
Elm Qeilrnittel fir alle 2eber=, Wlagen=
uno ren=&ranfbeiten bat es ieines
@lti6en nidt. Ollie Mpotbefer berfall=
fen uno empfeblen ba1ielbe.
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Cages . 9aenisfeitem.
s IT | a II s.


= Cine Seuatsbill giebt ber eou=
tbern pacific uno anoeren 8abnen bas
Ge9t eine 2inie bil6en au biirfen bonn
paciHc= gum atlantil l6en Sceam.
: Ser &ongreB bat bic SarifbiQ in
geratbung. 9euiter bra6te ben 8e=
i9luB elm, ben '9lderbau Gommilldr au
beauftragen. iiberHiiilige Samereiel1,
Pfansen &c. nadl 6en iiberIhwemmten
Slitriften 0eutibtaubs gu f6iden.
: Die Sabr5eit Der @rpreBsiise 5ipi=
l1en ytep Yorf uno San Graneisco
loQ um "a 'Stunben perfiirst tper6en,
oamit bic &eile in 45 anitatt in 6 Sa-
gen geme6t meroen fam.
: 9lus @unrilon, Colorado, tuir6
beri6tet, baB eine S6neelatuine BEL
9ubD peaf a6t Madnner begrub unb
alle sur GubD Mine geb6renbe 8auten
einriB. 8ei Gothic tpuroe g. %.
8oooipeeo, Superintendent Der para=
oiie W}ining COMPANY bon elmer 2atpine
erfaBt unb bunbert SUB tief unter
S9nee begraben.
-Sn ct. Yaul, Mfinm., tpiitbete
am 30. ein beftiser Sturm nit geiualz
tigem S6neetreiben. 'BaI1agiersiige
gingen ni6t ab unb es trafen an benz
Sage aud feline ein.
: @iner Waibingtoner Sepeide au.
folge beabii6ti9t Der prdibent, cine
grtralibung bes @ongreHes su berufen,
i'm Sail Der iebige @onsreb bic Sarif.
bin ni6t annimmt.
= Sas oberie @eri9t in 2ouiiiana
bat bic Drummer Steuer fiir llnconlti=
tutionea erflart.
: 9a5elton 8ros. pianofabrif in
Stem Yorf ilt abse6ranmt. 8erluIt
$4,000.
= Senber in Colorado, tpur6e am
29. bon einem Sturm sbeimgeludt, Der
mebr als ein Subenb 6duier unb einen
Sburm, Der Sltr eleftrif@en Beleu1tung
biente, llieoerparf.
MusIanb.
- Intern 30. miro BON paris telez
grapbirt, baB prdiioent @repp bic &e=
IignatlOn Der Minifer angenommen
babe.
= &iel ioa na6 benz plane Moltfes
befeitigt unb nit 16 neuen Sorts per4
feben merben.
= @ine englii6e @eieaI9aft bat bic
9onseflion erbalten, elm, Die ganae
Staot Wien eini9lieBenbes berbinbems
bes 8abnipifem bersuitellen.
= 9eutife 3eitungen i9lagen Die
Greirung eines internationalen Mpellaz
tionsgeri9ts por, bas BON alien gnt=
i6eibungen ber Seegeri1te Noti3 nimmt
uno internationale 5teuer=&eseln ein=
fiibrt.
= Die &abifalen i'm nortpeaifden
2anota9e luollen bic idbrli6e Nppanage
6es G0nigs Oscar I'm $4,000 3ronen
reOusiren.
= Sie S6tpei; bat ben bon ben
Der. Staaten borgei6lagenen Ntatura=
Misunderstanding abgelebnt, ,pona9 bic
geationalitGt bur1 ben Qlufentbalt auz
Ber 2aaoes fiir cine setuife 3eit berfal=
len 1T.
= Gampenon lit Der neue fran36li=
f6e &riegsminiiter; elm Mariueminilter
lit no9 ni9t ernannt.
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Sic 6eut51e 9ebe eineS 9lmeri>
fauer3.

8ei Der Geier, tuel6e am 8. Sanuar
bic oemofratifben 9euti1en bon Woo=
fter, o., su gbren Qlnbrep Sadion's 8
peranitalteten, bielt au6 Serr WfcSpee=
neD, Der betannte ausgeSei6nete 3edtsz
anmalt. unb elmer Der gr0Bten 3ebner
bes 2anbes, cine gebaltpoae @ebe in
beutl6er Spra6e, bur9 peldbe, ba bies
fein er1ter 8eriu6 in Der beutiden
Spra9e mar, feline beutl6en Mitbiirger
angenebm iiberrai6t tpareu. Seine
gusIpra9e ipar 10 gut unb bic geto=
nung i'm NGgemeinen 10 ribtig, baB
man ibn leidt fir einen 9euti0en bdtte
balten fonnen", bemerft Elm bortiges
8latt, unb 10 idlieBt oafelbe ieinen
8eri6t: Scr luitigite unO gemiitbli6ite
DeutI6e bel benz galisen Geite ipar un=
itreitig 9err Sobn WteSweenep, Sr."
ST nannte lif in ieiner &ebe ndmli6
ielbit einen OeutI6en. Ser Reoner
fhilberte bic Greibeitsliebe Der alten
Deutl9en, bic .li6 in ibren beiligen
9ainen uerlammelten, unb bemerfte
bann!
.Die Greibeit lit bei ben Oeutiden
biel dlter, als Sic &ne6tI6aft. sic lag
uno liegt nod in unierer Natur, in un=
ierem acknowledgements. sic md6it.
oben abgeb0rrt, bon unten tpieber frii6
empor. Die Greibeit, fast i6on Ser
gtie6ii6e S6riftiteller 2ueianus, 1T elm
beuti1es @ut. Sc lit elm Wunber. iagt
Der r0mii6e @ei6i6ti6reiber Glorus,
bus bic 9euti6en i6on bon Natur
baben, mas bic @rie6en nit aler &unft
nidt errei6en. Aaes, iast Der srDBe
engliide @eidi1ti6reiber 9ume, N1es,
mas nod in Der. Welt 1T an Greibeit.
gbre, gbelmutbg guno Miirbe, berbanfen
mir bieien sroBmiitbisen Denti9en. 9ie
Greibeit, iagt Der Gran5oie Montes=
quieu. bieies berrlibe Gut. lit in ben
beuti6en Wdlbern erfunben tporben."
Sdonungslos geiBelte MeSmeeneD
bic 9emperen3beu6ler unb puritanii9en
3eloten. tpelde bic ganae Weni6beit in
ibre 3mansstade au iieden iu6em, umb
fam auf bic lebte Wabl su ipre6en,
inbem er bemertte:
nDie Stimmen ber 9eutl9en an Der
Wablurne lebten Sftober rettete bas
Bolt bor ben Golgen iol6er unbulb=
iamen Sprannenputb; uno 10 lange
beren Stimme in Der Mablurne fiiblbar
gema6t werben fam, fir &e6t, Jreibeii
un6 6ere6tigfeit, 10 lange piro Der
Woblfabrt unb Gliidieligteit ber Sniff
tutionen bieles freien 2anoes ME Ge=
fabr broben. gBie i9re nreltern in ben
beutiden nrtpdloern, iinb iie nit BEN
ndmliden Geilte beIeelt, uno uaren unh
tperben INNER bereitmillig iein, midi
nur ibr Sab unb 8ut, ionoern aud If,
9eben unb 8lut auf bem 9lltare be,
Greibeit un5 8ere9tisteit 3u opfern."
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Jclo=gdmercien.

ssclos gdmercien.
Rotben roiifreien Safer,
Boibell WeiSen,
Niearagua Weisen.
SorgbumsSamen,
Gerfte uno 3ossen,
WiilletsSamen.
gu pertaufen bel
12,l- s. QaHba.
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*2pbia 6. pinfbam's Grduter=Wfi=
f6uns 1T bic bortrefflibfe aler Mebi=
5inen fir Die belieaten unb eomplicirten
&ranfbeiten, bic bem meibliben Sc
f6le6te eisen linb.
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bidtfern, Aufgetrietenien nab benz Glien, nit
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