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Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1884-05-15
"ARRAHAM LYONS, DECEASED
Why He LOn.ed for Grim Faced
Death and q Private Funeral.

Detroit Free Press.
II knew I'd bring up here later or sooner"
he said to the captain at the central station
yesterday, as All officer walked him in.
He was mud from head to heel. he limped
on his left leg, and the offer of a cent would
h have set him crying like a lost child.
"What's the matter with your asked the
captain.
"Nothin', only if you have got any grim
faced deuth around here, you can bring it on
as soon as you please! Pm broke up cleaned
out and ready to become cherub."
There was silence as the blotter was brought
out and pen hunted up, and when they
asked his name he walled out:
PUT me down as Abraham Lyons, de-
ceased, for don't want to live any longer.
Inever expected to live to have son like
Daniel to go back on mo this way"
"What's the matter with Daniels"
"GentlenIen," he replied, as he laid his
hand, ornamented with seven warts on the
desk, "Tm wderer, and Daniel is my only
son. Last night | was to have been married
to the cutest, chunkcst, sassiest little wilder
in Wayne county. l was so happy that I'd
have sold my last pair of socks to pay out
lawed debts. l kinder trod around on air.
l grinned at everybody and everything.
Hang me if l didn't take off my hat three
times to u cow and hope her family was as
we'll as could be expected with the bottom
knocked out of the milk pail malk.tp
"Wel"
"Well, sent Daniel over to see whether
should wear white vest or black one, aud
what did he do but box his poor old father
up. Went right back on the parient VINO
has stood up for him like stone wall be-
hind briar bushl Went and wrecked his
poor old father on the rocks Of deceit and
deception!'
"Howp
"Married her. Went and fell in love with
the woman who was to be his stel-mother
and made her his wife Yes, my own son
Daniel did that-the very son whom Eve sot
up with in sickness and nursed through al
versity. Who can we trust nowa Whittier
are we driftingr
He was locked up to sober off and to let
the layers of mud dry, and when Daniel
came down in the afternoon to see him he re-
tired to the darkest corner of his cell and
called ont:
go way, base offspring! A son who'll
sneak in on his father as you did can never
expect forgiveness Have my funeral strictly
private, and you needn't mind about tomb.
stoneN
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1884-05-15
THE LATE SUPPER QUESTION:
On the Prudence or the Eater De-
pends the Sleeprr's Comfort.


The Caterer
There are some persons-notably actors
and actresses--whose profession makes its
greatest strain upon the mental and bodily
powers during the four or five hours prece1-
ing midnight. Exhaustion, in their case,
taves the way for ana makes the late supper
indispensable. But any mai who can boast
of good health and digestion--nay, even the
one WHO ca.'t, need have 10 fear of ventur-
ing on light repast at bedtime Indeed, his
sleep will he more tranquil than if he had
retired with his stoma ch empty, for in the
latter case, in all probability, he would have
wished to quote the words Of an epicurean,
"that he had bribed his stomach to good be-
havior before he put on his nIght-cap."
Now, whether late suppers do not Interfere
with tie comfort of the sleeper, will depend
upon the prudence Of tho supporer, and not
upon the lateness of the supper; that is, not
upon the short time that may intervene bo-
tween the eating and retiring. OF course, it
may be s,ii, that what upsets him then, hs
might find harmless if partaken OF half
dcz n hours before. But we don't think this
argument conclusive. That prudence is nac-
essary we admit, and little knowledge and
experience, too, would do no harm, for to
these must we look to dictate the nature or
quality as well as quantity of that with which
we task our digestion during Sleep In
word, let ever man cultivate the acquaint-
..nce of his own stomach, for the intimacy is
most important where he proposes the intro
duc,ion Of latesuppers; because what one can
,ke with impunity, another may try, only
70 wish that he haJn't.
And il might be pertinent here to remark
that the anomalous freaks and pranks OF tue
stonlochic laboratory are sometimes wonder
full, if not amusing in their eccentricty. For
instance we know man who can sit down
to a midnight supper AMI devour half q
pound of "Sweitzcr cheese" then go to bed
Immediately after and sleep with all the
scundness and tranquility of a babe until
disturbed by the breakfast bell. Yet New
ton piplin, OF any other juicy and harmless
apple, shou he venture to try one, wouli
cause him to lie awake and wonder what was
the matter with the apple, and why it was so
much larger now then when he ate it, and
how the deuce he came to swallow it whole,
with Numerous other iatcrrosatories OF Ike
Iput
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1884-05-15
Something New In sHnrksmansh.p. p.
New YOrk Sunl

On a recent occasion in experimental firing
at Strensall, in England, Maj Gen. Came
ron or Tered tho First Volunteer Battalion,
Lancashire Fusileers to fire, at a range of
dummy soldiers with both eyes open and as
rapidly as possible, not looking along the bar
rel of the rife, blt keepins their eyes fixed on
the enemy, who was supposed to be making a
rush on the position defended by the volun.
teers. Eight rounds were fired in sixty-seven
seconds, and IS pei cent Of the shots fired
struck tho dummy figures. Considering the
rapidity of the fire, these results are very
good Drawn up in line against an enemy
in the same formation, 1,0O0 men would thus
deliver 1000 shots in about a minute, with
so,ue 2 GJO hits.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1884-05-15
The New city Of Rich IN 0nd.

Richmond has come up in the past four or
five years, cnehy through the manufactures.
Without m .nufactures it is next to useless to
expect any full-grown town III the south.
There is one paper-box factory in the place
said to employ 500 hands The Tredesar
works are be!ching fire and smoke, and across
the bridge is nail works in full blast. Rich
mond is now solidly built up over the fire
space AID has delightful aerial parks at both
ends of the town, one called Libby hill, close
by the ninous priso of that name VIII ch is
still Standing. Another park overlooks the
Tredegar works, ami Hollywood cemetery
has been exton lei o-er tho surrounding
plain | founl jeff Dlvs's mansion, once
ths Confederate While House, to be public
school, anl chill ilircns voices were ringing
through those halls where for years the only
conversation was how to destroy what so
many patient years ani sacrifices had estnb-
liSlti
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1884-05-15
Novel Table Decoration.
ICincinnati Enquirer.

At dinner given at Burger Point last
week wcs table decoration of pike ma .e
of myrtle leaves, which was'rerfect in pro
portions. The tail OF the fish was made of
fish, tail palm; its teeth were represented
by the saw-edge of pauaanus LIS fins were
sago palm; its eyes daisies. 1t rested on a
fat oval basket Of flowers, and looked ss il
swimming through lake of roses.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1884-05-15
Oh the Cross FIX am ! II a I'll on.

Lawyer to " tness-9on arc very minute
in your statements, and you are very par
ticu ar in your details. Now, l want to
know if you are really SO conscienti 1us that
YOU are afraid to state something that is
not 500 ,
Indignant witncss-No. sir, not in ths
least; quite the contrary.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1884-05-15
No. z.
THE WORLD IS NOT WIDE
Emily A. Braddock.

[Emlly A. Braddock.
No corner in Gods round world
Where one may hide himself away;
The winds through all its spaces search,
Through all its shadows fits the day.
Il wild rose trembling DER brook,
In thckest dusk Of tangled shaie,
spied by some artists eye may charm
The world in hues that never fale.
A bird may sirg its little tune
TO its own heart, when all is still.
Some poet, open-eyed at night,
May catch the meaning of its trilL
And mesh it in his net Of song,
And fling it down the thronging years,
A lay to Stir the listening world
More than the rolling Of the spheres.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1884-05-15

Gas is being made in some of the Canadian
lumberi & towns from sawdust 1t Is salt 10
bc as good IN i!.u!L!.ator as coal-saS.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1884-07-11
Nus Ibiro Greet.
Oerr ReoGtteur

Oerr ReoGtteur
Eu Der leBnpodsutlithcu 2lusQGbc
ocs ,.8oscUunoc 7cmocrnt" bchou0tct
eiu Gorrcipouocut, on6 3gjro Greet
Iouulhjy uodItcu 0crbit cine Wcbrbc:t
nir olc ocmotrutiihcu GauoJodtcu 1Gbtl
ucroc. Or w;ro am I. yioucmber lei
ncu ,frrtbum crtcrmcu uHo icbeu, oas
lb,ro Greet 5puuih,p nod cine QrUscre
Ncbrbett ais TIT iruhtrcu ,Elhrcu iIr
oJe 0anolodtcu Der republltaulitcu
Tdrict ob0cbcu u'ro. Or behauotct
eteuiafls odB olc Burger Uuiercs loIun
i6iu NIT ocu YluQlieoeru ocr 9uuntu
Gourt uno uuicrcu GUuutp Sclmtcr
un;uiricocu icIcH. Itcs ut u'tlt Der
,SuG. ocuu uuitre Qegcululrt,Re Gountp
Guurt crireut ijdl Der HdiuHa u,icrcr
Burger, uno tie iino Ger 2luiitt onB
Oerr Ratthtius Cbcuio competent mr.
DIE uom tim bcttetoctc SteQc 1T iulc
6err gSolt'H8 lcntals gciUcicH Ooer ic
icin rpiro. Su Scjua nui oas &crivrc
den ocs GERM Rdttbctus cine !0erab
iceung Der Stcucru bcrbejuiuhrcH, utus
CT leecuiaus acitebeu ods cleies &ev
Iprcdcu gciUiTcnbaft ge6aIter rUuroc.
iuoem ole SteuerH UoH 80 Gents ouf
$4,000 aui 40 Gents herableitst pur
ocu. occr tit & etipa tslncSermJnosruua
Der Stsuer;; ojt llultasc I'M cIu TuHitcl
III reeu;ircu? Ter Stlreiber ocs tc
treffcuocn 4rtitclS 1T itoC1iaas IN
GCuHtu SuaelsgeHbcjtcu idllctt bciVaH
Sert iouh ullroe Ct tciusu irItcrllriiEa
ucr5fitr;ItdgH
,fcocrnarH III uu'trcm loiprIhir
rueiB. eas uHiers Su-atr 0errn Se9C
uiauu ais cineH Orr idbisiien uHe iuvoE
tommtuoitrn 8sauitsr itdpeu. Sds
isincu auarif aui oerrr 9auseHbers
aubctriiit. 10 TT ct irSsnfaa: cine uubs
itreittdrc Sbdtiadlc. eds l3err 2on3ca-
5cra ais 9Riislieo Der 2esisIatur 10
uiel seleiiiei. tvie ie,Hs SDrsdngrr.
..Scribe." pis Der GorrciroEesrt nd
Heuut. piTs natiien 9leeczbtT ~ lei
usm eeiewrien eriahrsH. od5 Ghyro
greef 5oipuibiY am StiH.uiiaI,eH isirer
SiniauHs Der 9rin;tpisn Der rspatli'a-
uii9cn Portst u, ::::...:,t z,is;arcri.ebeuoer
<ssiie ausorut pertsibcH pire. And
don't you forget it.
Ibirs Greet Shrstr
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1884-07-11
&,rrmamm. NO., 3reitas. Sen 10. 0mIi, 1854.

,tahre iaRa $riIetR; pcrecH tpnuts.
parot CT eaz 9aHe IN ciHea 10 furSca
.ScifroHu nod ntht rHiHire n
taHHcR. Sir GTlnhlnRs SlniRe'< nber.
IaT ctH Osr pciltoTbtue $rdheeHi Gar
fisle cins 80 hobe SdtuHa heste uHo
Dem sr. III 5foiee ieiHer laRsidhriseR
pcrioalIdcE SeFnHHtihafi nit ibm, iein
uHbeoiHats= Sertrauen eeidenff Hne ihni
oas Ipidltiae Hnn pcraHtiuortIidhe SHt
ocz Giants SeTetdrS uberirue. piTo
aeiuls fem unelud fir uuiere 3cpublif
SIX T0lae habeH.
,<cbi, noh III Der triteR auireaUns.
nlGg eicic Eppoiition geseR Die nunii
uIrtcu GaHeIeaten nod teIne lebr cruiteH
,Sol1cu bdbeu uHo ioIte Blaine, trcs
oes ysioeritnnes ieiHer @esner oenItc9
aeitihli iptroeR, 10 iUcrbeH biele Sppo-
ueuten chen Hur ais uII;uperldIIlae
9rppheieH Dor oem 9Sublitum ifeben,
iollie abcr eIu bartnddig iurtaeiester
SSioeritnno Die gSirfuH9 bdbcn, bic
oemulrntiidie Sartei ans Suoer III brins
aeu. 10 wnroe eas ESium einer repub-
lifdu;idlcH Ytieesrlage in criter Sono
aui oieie 9eitcr Der Sppoiition inllen
MD ihr pplitiid)cr GiuTIuB lpiiros fiir
lauQc Sabre sleih giuu ieiu unb 10 III
& immer seiueieu. fuenu pOlitiide Sldt-
ter Die JibIung nit bem ics. public
-cntImcnt uerloren bdtteu.
ooIfeu mir. oaB 9lIes gut ablnufeu
uro Blaine uHier rdditer Yrliioent
icin mose uro Sum SdluB hisies auis
i1ecs mag MIR nod gum 3roIt fiir uniere
peiiinliitll6enYolitlter oas alte Spruh.
iport nugeiubrt fperoeu: .,Gie meiiten
Suuppel peroen INNER untcr oeuI
Baum gefuHoeu, Der Die beiteH 6riidte
trdat."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1884-07-11
1sitr EriHoeui:
JAMES G.. BLAINE.
UoE I1GIHe
75ur 8Ice ErdTosHt:
JOHN A. LOGAN.
u0H ,SQlHo!s

Eer ..9JortIbritt.' grstft II isiHer les
ten 9lummer be oemotratliAs 81rtet
FUieoer eIuual ais Die Uahrs IrsuHoIa
Der Veri5nlitieH f5reibsit uHo UeroTtni
lidt als Beleg oaTRr oie RtiolHtioHeH.
DelAe III oeH oemotrattiteH Siaa;s
Gonucutlonen uoH Ohio uHo ,IHo'aHl
augenommea wuroeu. 22lrum bl; sr
Ultt Guh Der Steuaas oer 1smotEaieH
III Raue o,cier Srage aegcHH5cr CT
;UdhHuHq gtth1H? 0at sr u'siIcitt bC
iarAtst. onB U.t( Uon DEM Ru,ea GtHeCut
osn q ourh ons 8roTeu,lItlie ,T;,el,,
UsrU,i4t Daros. lUsHu y isIHsH -
isrI mlit5crlic, od6 I'll Der Staats Ger
Ututiou Der Icmo'r1tcH you RauHs e.
ue Reioiu;ioT, IUelhe oeH Uor9sit}la8r
nan Broblblt,uusiuiae sur Staa!s GoH
ucutIou Usrodnintt. Radloeu o'cislbc u0m
Gomiie uubcrutTh,lst qtbIlcbcn III oer
0ouUeutlou uou ibrem YcridTtr wieocr
III BOrihlag lsbraht Uurot uuo NIT
enter uuaehcurcu ginIOrrilt uitocr
IurItimmt lUuroe. &dum 1T oCr
..,vcriihrrtt" uur iicts bfmUh:
icrueu geisrn oie gclhfielte olsicr Sraee
III ;eiq5u2 Or f6nute ijt al Der .,yieiu
Crlcaus Ieutihs 3eiturg". EN- beurO
fraiiid,es Bla.t. welhes nit Der Barter
Durh 7lt mo 1uuu aeannaen, em Hcl
/ iulsl rchmgu mo iclueu Gsieru t!Grfn
! &srn enifcnfer. BE y}ru Crlc1nierjn
ihrclbt.
! .,Gs 1T uberhnupt gnHjinli d. Utin
mau b,r RtpublItduer. oIs Edytei. Iur
I aeu Ecmucrcu5 imo Snbbntb ,5auatls
u,us ucrauuucrtlld)t mlht. mo ore 2c
motratcu, Gls Barter. ais SrruH0f 0fJ
/ vcrionllheu ,7rclhelt bartlett EIe
! 5emvfreu;lcr,l mo Die Uiutcrc, luo
enc uotiouutc Srnuibelt. ojc N
/ leefertr Bel, Cplocuulf, QCw0roeu NJ,
uuo III ocmctratlidcU StGGtcu qleltJ
| hcft,a ruuthct ME III rcpublItdnlflcu
! Youlilnua ut blsbcr INNER nod Der
IeirStge St1nt aelucicr, III meldcm
6 tetuc Sormta9s mo Icmpercu; De
icec 0nb. 1eet bat G Den 2Inidelu
ais iuae oicie 9lusuahntsiteaurg unlcres
/ Staatcs auihOrcu 9ic y3nier uUo
| Sabbatb zeuhe lit ,.amcrttG
lrii d.. Die ocmutratiihe 8urtci Qc
rlrt iif ais Srsmoin Der ocutidcn 2ln
italulrQen ubcr bic pcrionlibc 5rcibcIt
uur IN republitnniihen StGnten, lpl
Te Iidb i'll boITnungslOier Winoerbett bc
fiuoct. uuo inter ialiden 8orwdnoen
mie turSlid III Ohio. nit @ulic Der III
,ufrieoeueu ocutideu RepubIitduCr II
ben gciiB Der Matlt 5u gelangcH itrcbt
y8o Die ocmptrntiihe 9nrtei lit IN
nbeitrittenen 8elise Der Stadtsaepol
beituoCt, tritt lie cbeuio iuluturlth uUI
| oespotiih IN Iempereuy uuo S0bbotb
;FruQc aui, ipie Die republltonlide Bar
tel. Sicbe DIarplnno. MlTiiilupl, Sui
Carolina, 2llnbamn, @eorgln NM oil
Iubriocn Suoitnoteu. Crclltljoe gouilauo
oas uber turj Ooer lang ober audi Ulri
bran gldubeu' muIieu,"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1884-07-11

SSir hnbsE uHiereH EsissH NIT oer
TsHEefi PaiaiEs. eIs Dir von 6crrH
SR- ,ScTslH seiaufi. abgeIaa6; HHo IN
- afeT Hur ptsr GsrbrH aefnHbcu Die
Hit5t U0H Der RaihiHs asbHHsen ruareu.
HHs zadsebHHStH RHrbeH mH5tcH
ssiT hafteH am CTiicH 1set srci Sierec
poTseSpaHHt. ee<h Sa Die RaidyiHe 70
lti6t licf ptriEhtsE wir es ON ra6iicH
Esse uait irDti HHs SisislbeH sOaen Die
Rai6Eae MT SeItbtisffI;. llHier Roa
boT. iocrr bcrEaHH SiEsdsT. mar lang.
crs Ssit bCt EHs IN, 1Jeiet uHs iosss bei
StTz 'Sctrsu5 ejsirT SRaidyine isi 6
uihi Hsibia s:asH ReHn eaiH nHisniiel.
.ea Hla sie VSH ssr Rsit1iKe Hif,i &c
tanetarH essSSsu ~ biHhui, i5te eies
tn eiucm #HierCr SoASsIR. rD<l6,<r
si=e aROtls 4gaidsnr hfHHsis. etr sol
eE1Deitn-
sIsfJisHssUea,
g. 5rsRo.
StinTi4 1heis.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1884-07-11

Txr @ssEgfriHsa str Ssariasa eanstls-
rfiif~eg- u-e R.utE aHittsltr - E Rsi-
.ttr.t zPaatEtfttGrts ti&szieHzli1 an-
s.ssEf. - - sss $sssaaEEsssTs1zt Hlr'i
Ire tts 4 tgtrteditt stiss HHsfiaHst Sis'
HET, gzst. Cs ktifiiisi uHe strsa'ti z'aiaIi-
lar R,sStr. eatilsiSjsisi, IstvtsFt. Essi III
.r5veeer grt sjt ssiCTta EEe ezrzsiais IA
gae tfrfite7 ras l5ztrrt sIs Stat SStHa
,,.u So atia.s rssr isTgsTii2 asstzattti fHs.i'
Ts f-ers sf1s s1gIa stHs izssrlalFss GEs's
ays-. neat. ase Stsss;9'fIi.
Z kakts tsi agta agsthSitss Eas eaEs-
.sra im stassmgtHsEs.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1884-07-11
S6ubmAher Wefhdft.

Ttr llHitrnittEtis triaubi sd erm attbTirn
TubIiIum vsu S6rmauu uue liweratne eiG tr-
sttfut anIfat ia maben. tae Ct an etT 9,barf
>tTaes, ntttn Ststus StpIr. Gin ntuts
S6ubmdhsI. 0tlbdit treHuu bat uRe I'D
ttmnbGH uige aus 4GitIanafn in etr ttRtn
gptiit nusiuiubItn. Strrtn- uue DamGn.
S6utt HGTttR nab Ter HtutetH Bacsn in
eaufTbafttr g4,ilt aHasfTtiai. RtparaiuI.
arttit prompt tslerat.
Tim etrtilitp 3ulru6 ktiitt
i0m St HIttTt ttimfT.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1884-07-11
Nus 0tm Sounth.

2ienstn9 nnd @uibingtOn. 5u.. ab.
4eBten SOunins itur6 oas linsite
aino oes 0errr 8m. 9lpel. uOn Rih-
lauo lorUni6ip. in Alter pou iicbcn
B}onntcn.
,5rou see, Die Gnttiu oes !6crrn
Gbns. see, puu ct. YOuis. bcfinoct iid
aui Sclud BET jbreu Auucrrunuoteu rmo
75rcunoeu i'll Crate uno llmsesenb.
- 1le 0aierernte miro udhlte @o6e
beginner uno 5nrmer lino ieet nit 9oru-
pIlugcn beihditi9t. cine 9lrbeit bic nit
aler Oladjt bctric6eu miro nm lie nod
por Bcqlnu Der 0aIererute III uOlcuoeu
0crr Gauicl 6acffuer. BON 5irit
Greet, lpeider isit mebrersu y9p6en
ourh ar1utbeit ans Bctt scieiieIt iuar,
bcnnoCt iih, ute mir nit 8crauiiqeu
ucrncbmtn, AM oem @e9c Der Beiieruue
- YcBten 5ountna muroc Die Sfeu-
III bcs 0crru y9m 8rinfmnun, bon
IirIt Greet pou Blige 9struffen,
9ludlIhcrluclie nber fem uenueuslucrtber
ShoOen un9cridtet.
6err Gourno 3uluel. BON St.Youis,
nto icinc GbnttiH, cine Iohter Der 6rnu
s. 9nttclmnm. uon Jirit Greet, bsiiu
ocn iib oui Eeiudl bel ibrcn Nn9cbDri
acr III uulercm Gouutp.
&ielc 5armer ieiericn ben &iertcu
,fult III gscRenielbs, on ons Gctr.ioe
rci' mar uno zine @eriogcrme Der Grn-
tc cruItli6cn @crluit i'm Gciol9c acbnbt
bate
Cue sub ut perm y9ilbelnt Stci-
ucr, uou @oOunm iuselauien Giciclbe
1T nldt 9ejciduet, uOn r0tbIiher jnrbe
nit iueiBcn ,Sleter on Der Seitc uno
farm uom Gigentbumer bsi 6errn Stei-
rtr Gbgebolt iucroen.
Slcle ;51rmcr i'm mittlercu Ibcile
ocs Gountp. ipeldle lcbten Samstde nit
Dem ..S:oten" ihrcs @ci;eus bei6df.
tilt pdrer. iahcn iih in fUlge oes
pi0giih cintrcten6eu beftigsn Regeus
gerothlst ibre halbpoIenocteu gsei;cn.
i;ote nit Bett= uno liIhoctcu aescn
ocu Rcgen iu ifuBeH.
@jc aas l6iro Greet beri6tct
lUiro. iV1r e5 iUdhreno Der chen beenbe=
ten 2eijeHcrntc Sismlidl ihpierig Nr6si-
ter III iirocn Iuo iuiro oies ieo.HinGs
YRa1hcu UeraHiaTsu lih nd6itss ,Sa9r
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- QJt tSnttin oe* oerrn 8rci. Seeu
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1884-07-11

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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1884-07-11

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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-08-02
oOUR LITTLE BOY.n

Mr. and Mrs Everett Stobblns, Belchertown,
Mass writes: "Our little boy was terribly afllict
ed with Scrofula Salt Rheum and frysipelas ever
since he was born, and nothing We could give
him helped him until we tried the Cuticura Rene
dos which gradually cured him, until he ID how us
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-08-02

down tumbled mass Of magnificent,
long. black hair, and in An instant we
rccognizei-lying apparently dead be-
fore us-Liz of the Pines!
All was immediate confusion. ldon't
know how | rot TO her, but | did, and
had her in my arms, and never knew
that Jim Allen had aimed pistol at
me until saw him struggling and in
custody.
1t was all over directly. She re-
viyed and proved my innocence and
Jm's guilt-told of the plot against
my life, Ben Aliens theft of the gun,
and that Jim had borrowed it, II APP
pearcd that she had seen him fire the
fatal shot, and that when | darted
away, and she fell fainting with horror
he had returned, and lifting her in his
arms, secured her in hut near by I'M
Ill the crowd had removed me.
And then he had carried her further
away, and beaten and starved her in
his desire to force her into marriage
more than ever desirable now, consid-
ering what she knew against him-un-
til reduced to sickness and almost
death by suffering, she had made good
her escape at last, and arrived in time
to save her faithful loYer-her husband
before that evenings sun had set. The
Judge who had been so near to con-
demning me to death married us
poor, and sick, and ragged as she was
in that very hour. Who but | should
nurse, and comfort, and console her for
all the pain and sorrow that my love
had brought?
And love brought only happiness
henceforth to both of US. took my
backwoods bride to England, and she
became my pupil in more than love
an apt pupil, of whom her teacher
may well be proud. My fair, sweet
wife! No stateler loyelier lady adorns
society to-day, nor none more uniyer-
sally admired; and yet, in all save
ignorance and sorrow, she is the same
sweet Liz" who stole into my heart
unawares among the Pines.