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Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1883-10-06

Prof. Harris, of the Concord
School of Philosophy, hits the nail on
the head occasionally. THAT which
should be continued by its environ
ment," he said the other day, "might
still be finite If it could arrive at an en-
vironment of a different kind, which did
not continue it." Now let US rest
Chicago Journal.
St. Landry democrat., 1883-08-18
PERSONAL AND LITERARY.

Hon. S. A. Davenport, of Erie, Pa,
has the cases out of which Horace Gree
ley set type when he worked on the
Erie Gazette.
Ex-Governor Stanford, of Califor-
MIA, is victim to attacks of melan-
cholia. He never goes out of doors.
without an attendant.
MIR. Charles G. Reynolds, the book
Keeper in the Office of the Boston City
Treasurer, has held his position for.
more than forty years. He is now
eighty-two years of age.-Boston Post.
1t is stated that Charles O'Conor,
the aged lawyer of New York, is an in
veterate and industrious collector of
literature relating to love and the fair
sex. 1t is said that he has several thou
sand volumes of such books.
"A Quartermaster in the Michigan
militia bears the proud name of William
Shakespeare. He has something of
literary turn, too, though instead of
writing plays he devotes bis attention to-
compiling militia manuals and the like.
On his way to Yellowstone Park re-
Gently with General Sherman, Chief
Justice Waite, of the United States Su-
preme Court, was thrown from his
horse in Montana and received painful
but not alarming injuries. = Chicago
Journal
John Eggleston, aged seventy-four
years, a lifelong resident of Corinth,
Saratoga County, N. Y. died few
days since. The deceased never lived
day out of that town. He possessed
considerable property. but never was
fifty miles from home during his long
life.-Iroy IN. ~ Times.
The Washington Post says: ..Thes
only diplomats lett in Washington
hot-weather diplomats, SO to speak-are
the Chinese. They seem to like the sun.
they are like sunfowers, whichever
way the sun is they turn their faces. In
their gay-colored smock-frocks, panta-
lets and petticoats of Wind-tangling sea-
grass material, they scud down the ave-
nue. like feet of iunks under full SAIL,
just in time to catch the eleven o'clock
sun in their faces, and return to catch it
on the other tack.
St. Landry democrat., 1883-08-18
LATE NEWS ITEMS.

THERE were 1872 business failures
throughout the country during the seven
days ended on the 10th, the same number
as reported last week. The New England
States had %; Middle States, So; Western,
So; Southern, %; Pacific States and Terri
tories, Is; New York City, 10, and Cana
dian Provinces, II.
AT a meetin in London, Eng, on
the 10th resolution was adopted to assist
200, 900 Irish to emigrate to British colonies
and to provide them with farms.
CANADIAN detectives were said to be
in Chicago, ILL.,, the other day, working up
a case against conspirators who have plot
ted to destroy the Welland Canal.
WILLIAM HENRY OsTRANDER was
hung at Utica, N. Y, on the 10th for the
murder of his brother, George Lyman Os-
trander, on December Goth, 1880, near West
Camden, in that State, and Running Bird,
an Indian, was executed at Talequah, /. T.,
on the day before, for the murder OF Rum
ming Water, another Indian.
SEVEN fine trotting horses valued at
Sis, 900 were burned to death in stable on
the Fair Grounds at Lexington, KY, a few
days ago.
Four masons, at work on the fourth
story of building at Boston, Mass, the
other day, were thrown to the ground by
the fall of staging. One was fatally hurt.
A STRIKE of railroad telegraph opera
tors occurred on the 10th on the Baltimore
& Ohio and the Pittsburg, Cincinnati g.
ST. Louis Railroads.
AN explosion of fre-damp occurred
in the shaft of the Lehigh Valley Coal
Company at Shenandoah, Pa, q few days
ago. One man was killed.
BISHOP LoGUE says the people Of
County Donegal, Ireland, have passed
safely through the crisis of distress by the
help of the Irish people throughout the
world.
AUGUST cotton returns to the Depart
ment of Agriculture at Washington are
less favorable than those for July.
A MOB made demonstrationin front
of police headquarters in Vienna, Austria,
the other day, and were dispersed at the
swords point.
The steamer William Lawrence col
lided with and sank the schooner Maria
Layirla on the morning of the 10th in the
Chesapeake Bay. The Captains wife and
two children and Che cook were drowned.
PATRICK O'BR1EN was convicted at
Liverpool, Eng. on the 10th for circulating
pamphlets damaging to jurors in Dublin
courts and sentenced to six months i'm.
prisonment.
A. Ross, editor of the Boston
Advertiser, was severely hurt at Scranton,
Pa, the other day, while trying to board
moving train.
St. Landry democrat., 1883-08-18

THREE men were suffocated to death
at Waco, Tex, recently by foul gas in a
well.
AT Rockville, Ind, Joseph Stout was
hanged on the Sth for the murder of Taylor
Dunbar in November last.
AT Omaha, Neb., a painter named
Husser fell from tower which he was
one hundred and twenty i've feet, and lived
five minutes after he was picked up.
A TORNADO accompanied by heavy
fall of hail caused heavy damage and some
loss of life near Des Moines, Iowa, on the
9Th.
SAFE burglars secured $4,000 the
other morning from the store of Buchanan
& Bros, at McGregor, Iowa.
AT Grand Rapids, Mich, a railroad
conductor mistook his wife for burglar
the other night and shot her through the
head.
THREE tramps were suffocated by the
burning of an old mill at Cedar Rapids,
Iowa, few days ago.
The cotton factory of e. L. & A.
Gerst, the tobacco warehouse of s. Fl. Hol-
land &c Co., the tobacco factory of Hale,
Hickey & Oyer, the tobacco factory of
w. F. Low & Co., and several outhouses at
Danvil1e, Va, were destroyed by fire on
the 9th. The estimated loss was $4,000;
insurance, $4,000.
WHILE five employees of steel man
ufacturing establishment at Pittsburgh,
Pa, were taking stock in the warehouse the
other day, a rack supporting 500 tons of
steel gave way, burying Charles Oshman
and Robert Shernitz under the ruins and
slightly injuring the three others. Oshman
was killed instantly and Shernitz would
probably die.
A PRESBYTERIAN clergyman named
Sweet cut his throat and jumped overheard
from the steamship Manitoba in the straits
of Belle Isle a few days ago.
A FREIGHT train was wrecked near
Massillon, o., the other day, and the en-
gineer and fireman both killed.
A RECENT fire in Baltimore, Nd,
swept off tinware factory, synagogue
and twenty houses, causing loss of $4,000.
The Shenango machine-shop at Sharon, o.,
was also burned.
St. Landry democrat., 1883-08-18

PRINCE CHARLIE, winner of twenty
five races on the English turf, has been
purchased by D. swigeyt, the Kentucky
turfman.
IT was estimated that nearly fifteen
thousand people were in attendance on the
reunion of the surviving soldiers of the bat
tie of Wilson's Creek at Springfield, Mo-,
on the Sth. Upward of six hundred of the
veterans had registered, including delega-
tions from Iowa, Arkansas, Kalsas and
Missouri.
EX-GOVERNOR JOHN S. PHELPS de-
livered the address of welcome to the sur
viving soldiers of the Wilson's Greek battle
at Springfield, No., on the 9th, which was
responded to by General c. w. Blair, of
Leavenworth, Kans. The monument to
General Nathaniel Lyon, who fell at the
battle of Wilson's Creek was unveiled in
the evening.
The cable announced on the 9th that
the recent revolt at Badajos, Spain, was
premature. Branches of the insurgent or
ganization existed in various parts of the
kingdom, but there was no concerted ac-
ton. Martial law has been declared in
towns where disatfection exists.
The French admiral who insulted the
British Consul and various other people in
Madagascar recently has asked to be re-
lieved on account of ill-health
PICKPoCKETs are reported to have
reaped rich harvest during the recent re-
union at Springfield, Mo-, quite number
of persons in attendance there having lost
their valuables in the crowd.
NORTH SHARFF, the boy who was
principal witness against the defendants in
the celebrated Jewish murder trial in Hun
gary, has confessed that his testimony was
false. Rioting against the Jews at Pesth
proceeded to such lengths on the 9th that
the Government picketed the streets with
soldiers.
The liabilities of Charles w. Cope
land 6 Co., of Boston, Mass, who failed,re-
Gently, are s., 101, 800; assets, $1,6O3, 100, of
which S616,700 is claim against Shaw
Bros, of the same city.
The cable announces that floods are
feared in Egypt, owing to an unusually
rapid rise in the Nile.
The schooner E. G. Irwin was seized
at hlcnmoHd. Va, lew Gays ago LOT Flo-
1ation of the neutrality laws. She had on
board two cannons, boxes of ammunition,
and large numbers Of carbines and pistols.
One of the crew stated that for two days at
sea she lay to and signaled for another yes
sci, which failed to appear.
ENGLISH marine insurance companies
claimed recently to have made the discovery
that band of pirate salvors existed in one
of the most dangerous passages of the
Black SCI and that pilots of several ma
tionalitidIwere in collision with them.
THE u sh informers who were refused
permission to land at Melbourne, Austria
liza, recently, because of the alleged discov-
cry of plot to murder them, have been
transferred to a British iron clad.
Mrs. C. e. /; TIE, of indianapolis,
Ind, who recoveIak her reason after con-
finement in a lunatic asylum for twenty
seven years, has brought suit for possession
of real estate in that city, now divided
between thirty three owners.
St. Landry democrat., 1883-08-18
HUMOROUS.

"A continued story IN an amateur
journal opens as follows; s.Will you tell
me where my collar-button is?''.
"Never.' Then you must die''-M.
Y. Journal.
Please to give me something, STRIP
says an old woman. Il had blind
child; he was my only means Of subsist-
enee, and the poor boy has recovered
his sight!''
TWENTY-FIVE years ago a young
with only twelve cents in his pocket.
Now he is s1,6O0,000 in debt, Chicago
Inter Ocean.
why must we mourn for vanished
Eght?" asks poet. 1t may be owing
to the fact that it has been cut off at.
the meter, because of the failure to pay
an old gas bill. It sometimes happens
that way. NorristoaOn Herald.
"A ..sasiety'' gusher, in telling
where she was going for the summer,
said; I'm going to Newport, and I'm
going to take my maid, my nurse, my
two dogs, my children, and-and, OH.
yes. my husband. ~ 7. Nes0s.
Will Wash
married my wife Tor her beauty;
She married me for my-wit,
That got the best of the bargain
I'm candid enough to admit
Wit often subsidies into drivel.
That "beauty soon fades is all bosh;
Ny wife is to-day at the Wash-tub,
So I'm certain that beauty will wash.
Buffalo News.
Plantation Philosophy Honesty Isl
gettin' scarcer cherry year case dare is.
more people ter pervide. Pleasures
decrease as da come near us. De fish
is heap bigger fore yer gifts it outen-
de water. De injurious in dis worl' is
alters de fanciest. De brandy-bottle is
fixed up finer den de bread-tray. A
well-fed niger is de happiest man in de-
worl'. 1t doan make no diff ence bout
clothes, but gin him some hog, an dem
take care.--ArkdnsaW Traveller.
"A New York schoolma am COM
plains that too much fayoritism is
shown by the school trustees. She says
pretty teachers are promoted to the
exclusion of their palmer sisters, al
though the latter may be more intelli--
gent. Twas ever thus. The pretty
teacher is also frequently promoted to-
the position of wife to the exclusion Of
the homely teachers and about a year
after marriage she wishes she We're sim
gle and teaching the fourth class in the"
primary department. Norristoeen Her.
aid.
A friend of mine, who dabbles con-
siderably in stocks, walked into we'll
known banking the other day.
and created considerable excitement by
remarking: II got pretty good thing
when bought that, last winter. 1t
was at thirty-fonr then, and to-day it.
stands at ninety-five. "Well, should
say so,' exclaimed the senior partner.
g But what stock was it!'' g It was a.
thermometer, = coolly replied my
friend. It didn't cost the boys any
thing for lemonade that day.-Bostoa
Times
Mrs. W is character in a,
certain country village. A few days
ago she met a lad driving fine load of
hay to market. She stopped him, in
quired the quality and price Of the hay.
and, after much elaboration, ordered
the boy to drive his horse into her
yard. The place was rather strait for
the wagon to enter, but he finally
managed to drive in, and prepared to-
unload. Looking up to the lad, who.
pitchfork in hand, was about to toss OF
the hay she said with great simplicity;
{. You may give me about enough for
q hens nest; I've been wanting 1t ZOE
some time. Detroit Post.
St. Landry democrat., 1883-08-18
CHIMES AND CASUALTIES.

N5 III in Z + /. 4 Il
NINE persons were recently drowned
in Lincolnshire, Eng, by the upsetting of
boat.
FIFTY-NINE persons were recently
poisoned by eating ice-cream at a festival
in Camden, s, G.
An old mill at Cedar Rapids, Iowa,
used for storing hay, was destroyed by fire
the other night and three unknown tramps,
sleeping therein, were burned to death.
JOHN SIMMONS, a merchant living
near Norfolk, Va, shot and killed his wife
and himself few days ago.
THREE men were killed by a recent
boiler explosion at Ogemaw, Mich.
A MAN named McP herson, in Jail at
Dayton, Mont, on charge Of murder, was
hung by vigilantes in the jail yard at that
place few nights ago.
GREAT loss was caused on the 7th by
an extensive cave in the colliery of the
Delaware and Hudson Company near
Wi1kesbarre, Pa. No one was hurt. #
Two Norwegian barks collided off
Dover, Eng, the other day, and one Of
them was SO badly damaged that she sunk,
carrying down thirteen of her crew.
The warehouses and whaTves of the
Knickerbocker Ice Company burned at
Philadelphia on the It'll. Over 1000 tons of
Ice, forty-seven horses and q great amount
Of other property were destroyed.
L. L. CONRAD, a prominent lawyer of
Baltimore, Md, whose father was Secre-
Itary Of War under President Fillmore, was
shot dead by his insane wife, who was
suffering terribly from neuralgia of the
stomach. The Coroner's Jury found that
the lady intended to commit suicide and
had no intention of iniuring her husband,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-03-31

Die Vlorence Wtebtineale Der RIM
oerpfieAe.
Jolsentes III ein Mus3sD eiass an ben
Deuti&en Nsform MslIsaSsr In Gtam.
tsrstursb, ga, ssldtisbsaen Brisiss,
Cine gDobltbdteriu.
Otifnst tis zbirs fiir fe unb Wrs
Wsnslow miro 5swsifsn. ba6 lls bic ame.
ritanii6e GIorentiner Nahhsal per 8in.
Der tf. Dnuon 1nb mir 70 iiberaeuat,
eab mir unisrsr ,,9ulp" letren werb,n
gu faaen: ,Gsissnst ii WRrs Dinslou'
wsil ile berltlben bsbilFi& mar. aber bl:
Yeriooe bfs 3abntnS unp anbsre Be=
lhwerlihfeiten fur Rineer tinwea,ufom.
men. MirS gBinslom Sootina
SYrup nlmmt ben Rinbern Die Shmer
sen rnh farirt Cplsntrit unb Diarrboe.
VI matt ben @anmfn ,art. bsireit pen
GalsiinsunB uao brinst oas &inb slldli4
iiber bic yericos bss 3atnens tinwea.
@r ttut ssrare cas, ras sr soraittt ,u
ttun, ailss ui,s n'hi tpenigsr. Dir ta.
ben tinmel WlrS Dinslow asleben unb
ffnnfn fIt n.r turh itren 9oottna
Setup fir 8irber. Wtnn mir bic
MeGt taiisn, pIrcsa mir IL ais 6silanb
fir HE Rinoss bin asitn--was Hs aud
In cr 1bat IL. Der Gprug wiro In
allen apottetsa au 25 Gents per 5lalGf
bsrfanft.
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Striimpfe uno Strumpfmaarel iino
in FOLDER Mustuabl borbanben, tpie lit
in feinem anbern plab Der Gtaot.
unterseug
fir Oamen nn0 Gin0er aller Nrt AL ben
billigiien preiien. Bargains in feinen
Mnb oroindren Waaren fin6 ifets 5ll
finoen.
9anoidube
IN Seioe, Salbieioe Mn6 Nanmtpolle,
Glacebanbihnbe In prabtnollen Jar=
ben in rei1ifer Musirabl,
Infer Borratb in
.Sonnenz unb Gegenf9irmen
bietet alles bisber Dogeiueiene. Nene
Gacons un6 aus ben beften Stolen.
WeiBmaaren
als Ranioots, Oreanbies, Saeonuets,
9einen 2amns. geifreift, earrirt, ges
bliimt unb einfa6.
2einenz uub Baum N on HRDffe
fir ben bausgebrand
Nlle 9toffe leineue, balbleinesle nnb
bauminDlene fiir Bett, Slid ,c$ fflt6 III
ieglider 9reite attf Eager. 3if@bedeii,
SeruietteiI unb Qduotiidereine @petta=
Iitdt; in 0llen 6arben, ,unO @r0Ben.
Mif pHetiren yargains In @af6inen
uno gerhdusen. SE8X
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S. Mayer 4 Son,
GGe GDmnleree= ar6 NaDarrD~ 5trQ6e.
gegenitber @rpp8' Banf.
.o0f 2Saarflt :
s. { @ aft.
9amen= unb &inberbiite,

9amen= unb &inberbiite,
ioiuie 8onnets ieoer 9lrt. gBir fibren
fol6e all aIen preilen BON 20 Gelts bis
25 Dollars. llnaneifelbaft wirb Sc.
bernamn etipas neues finoer, ip1s bier
nod ni6t geleben iuorben 1T. 5peeielle
Nufmertiamfeit 1T
Glei6er ffen
gewi6met. Sir 81 fann man cine
&obe fir cine Sarne pbsr Elm Gino fallz
fen, elegantere Su 2, 3, 10 unb 20 Dol=
lar. 9o@feine &pbeH pp1l $40-75
linb in grabter austpahf 5u finbeu.
Gertige menfleiber
in 9albmolle, Wolle nu6 Geibe meue=
fer Mooe.
9eiben foffe
ieglider Iar6e unb QNalitdt, bonn le;d)=
teifen Saffet bis gum idluerften 8rofat
unb Mfoiree antique aus ben rennom=
,nirteifen Gabrifen Grantrei9s, Deuti1=
lambs, Der Shtpei5 utt6 9iirfei. bon 40
@etits bie Oarb an aufpdrts. IS lobnt
fi6 Der Wtiibe oieiem Departement Be-
fonbere Nnfmerfiamfeit 81 itbenfen.
3af6entii6er
in 1000 berlbieoenen Muifern unb
Qualitdten 3u ben bllligiten Preifen.
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~ 1arAAzAH
tc beriibiRte Jrcu pbne Gttet
(Mus benz ~gofton Globe.)

orrrsn Eeoattenre!
Sas Dbise 1T ein sutes giIS nen. .Sraa apSia G..
*intbam aus eann, lai, bic M 1r ais iroenb cine
oaSere Sraain 8abybeit ben Tumen Der .5raueu<
irennSin" ben uiete ibrer GorreiponSentinnen ibr
10 gerne beiiegen, persient. sic piSmet iid5 nit
bent gr5bten Gifer ibres Irbeit, weIe Iettere bas
aeialtet enes lebensIansIi5en Stubinms TT, unb
1T gsiwunsen feds aiiiitentiitnen iidb su baIten
bic ibr beIfeu bic oassebreitete gprrefponbcns,
,ueIde BON aaeu seiten ibr suiIisBt unb pon benem
cine iesl4e Ike fpesieHe 2eibenslait ober lire
6reaSs bavon tefret su iein, funseicbt, ~ beai,i
pprsen. Sbre 9ilamscn praparattoa 1T elm SeiI>
HtittsI fur cute nnb ni9t far b5fe 8ipede Sdrbabe
Yerl6nltd etes alsgefunben uni Bin Don bet ggaIr<
Be9en bleierwo blbefpie5snen Gigenid)aften. .pirb
tie ron BEN beften @et;ten bes 2aiibe5 empfcbleit
Mio perf9rieben; -Giner pon bieien faet: r9ic
gSrfung 1T ipunberbar uto eripdtt piefe5 2eibett
Sic fMrfrt poIitdnoie bic i Iimnite art NutterIebs
Mbfauen, seaeerree, anrr eelmdbtse nnb fdmers,
idbe inonat!itte 3einignng, iebe Mrt Samensaranfs
a1ss as,t; gstsinlsang ~ ane gei9pre unnatirIi4sr
cenSen Nldenn,urtbe iGwerben, unb ilt beionbers
anipen6bar sur 3ett beS S2ebenspedieIs.a
Sic snrbbrinet ie6en TbeiL bes menfdEden
srf eta. edpdSe, Sia5iat SrSna s naa S msi,s Rsus
a.ittssa unb sRagenf9tpd9e iptrb iebSseit baburfb
sbsstosfen.. eie beiltaufj jbwelunseh aopfi9mers
sen; nespete ssieen, aueemeine abrperf@pdte,
s5enes 6efa5t .gan,Iider griSGpfnne, weId5es
GAmer3en unb Nidenleiteti al olae bat, f5t ftets
yelsdnbig uorlber mad Gebrau9 biejes SeiImits
ss nfe poIildnbtse iIebereinfomine NIT benz,
Ser rssis lit MIR ii. Siafds, IS. fr Siai5es sss
anb pir6 RON allen apotletern pertaaft. SrsenS
8ieien bie bnft9 Nitoenbane bsr gfansrn Tlifdnna
rpoHfdnbfg tergeftef uorben, fann man poit
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= 2onbon, Mdr3. Sn grssrum
liegt bas @ei6dft in Golge Der 8epe=
gung Der &uRen i'm &aufaius 9dn3li6
barnieoer. SINNER mebr bridt li6 Die
9lnli6t gabn, baB mir bor benz glus-
bru6 zines rulIil6stiirfil6en &rieses
iieben. Die 9lrmenier iinb Der sleid=
giltisen Saltuna, ipel6e GroBbritans
nlen gegeniiber ibren 8eibmeroen ein=
nimmt. iiberoriiIlig unb tpiirben cine
ruiiibe 8eiebuns ipilltommen beiBeu.
100000 Mann ruiiii6es Militdr febt
an Der tiirtli9en @ren5e in 3leinaien.
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= Nus Miblbeim or Der &ubr
i6rei6t man: @inem bieiigen gbepaare
tpurbell Is Ginber geboren, bon benei1
oas l., g., T., g., H., 13. ftodbliub
auf bic Wclt famen. Siele blinogebos
renen Spr6blinse seigten BON friibeFer
&lnobeit eine gang ungeip0bnli9e mutt
falil6e 8egabung, unb Ser Mufifunter=
1i6t, BEN lie auf Der glinoenf9ule in
9iiren genoilen, f6roerte biele alnlage
10 bebeuteno, caB Die blinben &iinltler
in oiefem 9erbite cine &unbreife bllr1
bic groberen @tdbte sunddft ibrer pro=
bln5 unternebmen tperoen.
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Menn matt ben Musmets iiber bic
Summen iiebt, tueld)e Snfel Gam oil
feline Mbbofaten in ben Sternpofzpro=
seiicn bereits be3ablt bot. 10 tralt man
ieinen 9tugen faum. Na6 einem anti
liden 8eri6te bes Sbabamts= =Secretdrs
babeu Die &esierungs.9lnipdltc iaftii6
fdon $115,S54.41 erbalten; bieIe
Summe bertbsilt lif) auf Die cinselnen
9lntp0lte iuie folgt: @eorse 8liB $59.=
069.09; @idar6 s. Merrid, $40, 600;
%. y. Ser, $23,912.87; $. s.. Weas,
$2,622.45; %. u. goot, $3.50; q.
81. 8ibion, $4,000. Sabei iit gu be-
benten, baB Der proseb nod lanse ni6t
all Gnhe 1T.
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iiberlesen fbollen! Das if nidt m0slid.
Wenn Cu titid nod 10 lieb BAIT. bas
barfit Du nidt fir mid tbun. Du fannlt
ben Dtenlf Defines 2anbes quittiren unr
einen anbern nebuleu, aber in ein Gcnp:
trir barff On Gid nidt UNI meinetpil.
len iperren 1ailen. Warum batteit Du
nidt ben Wl't9. oas sleid cffen gu iasen:
Wsein gOtt, 9lnuu, i'd iiirdtete, Gid
uno Deinen 8ater gu teleioi5cn!
Du firdtelt INNER gu beleioisen. Ntel
mer's Nllen redt MAIDEN will, maAts aei
mem re9t!
Serr unc Gruu 6Ssli idauten iid Der
itrblen an.
gbeuerte Nnna, On lift unterehen
bar! Won tpeib ME, tpie man nit Iii
bran 1T! fubr 8icter beraus.
Md, cas- 1T nur Der Seweis, wie meuia
Du mid fennit, faste 9tnna peroieblid
limb fpie nrtbmanois e5 1T, baB ST,
@u9 erlt fennen lernt, beppr Sbr @ud
fir's 2eben b!nbetl Ieete Ssrau S6Sli bin
gu. Sd TRACE auf SAlnB Der Gsbatt'
an, ba id es fir Smedlcs balte, cine in i
peiter Terne liesenoe 5ade jeet iaon 81
erSrtern, baju iit es in eincns Sabre moo
3sit!
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- 9as Spri6tport: .gbrli6 mdbrt
am ldngften" bepdbrt iidb ioipobl BEL
Mebisinen als aud bel anberen Din.
gen. slper's Sarlaparilla 1T elm a9tes
prdparat, cine uniibert,efflide Jriib=
iabrs Wtebicin unb ein por3iisli9es
8lutreinisungsmittel, bas gans entI6ie=
ben ale dbnli6en 10 bod angeprielenen
prdparate iibsrtrifft. Sie grfabrung
benefit bies.
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: 9ie 11nterFibungen, tpelbe bonn
Stem Sort u6eralb" fiir bie Motbleibelt=
BEN i'm Sbiotbale geiammelt tpuroen,
belaufen ii6 auf bic biibi6e Summe
BON nabesu $4,000. Ser c6eralb"
bat iebt einen nit Ser 8ertbeilung Die
fer @eloer 8eauftragten abgeienbet, Der
bas gan5e Sbio=@ebiet bereiien unb ieiz
men Gono na6 WaBgabe oes angeri6=
teten @9a6ens unb Der bur6 Die ueber=
i9memmlng er5eu9ten ytotb bertbeilen
miro,
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*Doetor g. s. 8rittou iast: eSn ben
ineiiten 6dllen gelingt es ben 9ler5tcil
nibt, fraft ibrer profeiionellen &uren
bic ipeibiiebe Contribution bersuifellen,
uno nur ielten furiren lie gdn5lib bie=
ienigen Granfbeiiell, benea IN, unferem
pe6ielnben &lima uno tlngeriigenben
Civilization bieielbe ansgelebt it,. Spe=
ctele 9eilmittel iiuo. MIR au oft abfplut
rOiDmerbig, I'M DrJanii6e 6armonie
tpieoer ber5uffellen, I'm Die gef6iua6ter
Grafte bes ueibli6en @ef1ledtes su
liarfen, unb bic meiiien 6iefer babelt
mir iti9t profeiiionellen perionen gu
perbanfen. n.-3u ben aaerbeiten bieier
9lrt geb0rt meiner Meinrng nad) Srall
2poia s. pinfbam's Srauter- Ndi0ung.