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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-30


MRATs-BuRAr cured MANS, ~ %; =, q. q. ,,
Bacon, 1919; 3. o.bseon, s'Se 90 dry sAlt'
,F1sH-Msesersi. lgD Eit., 10. 7, NO; 80 e.
White fish, No. 4. hlf. bbls.i W;1o no; =, $50
dried herrlngH, per box, f0c. Cod nah CO.
IAHD-Tierces. $40: 90 aud oQD cans, s,lo
gn cans, s&c.l l0D cana bci oD eAhh' VS.
> oe 9SPsi l0e.; ordinary. io4ei
fair, lie; prime RIO D54o; iAneyi 10; oid
geysrnnTsS. 5sya si5, gunpowasr sOsg.
sUGAn-Fins powdered, oolss ae.i ao,l
nal bile, sIe.; cut Loaf, as.i grah aiHteu
star lard \ G.: Louisiana Rranuiaied. Ia r.. !.
Gisndard A. 65fc.. ohoics Waite glc, yeloh
siGs--I 9uisiana, 6ETc
gtIT-Coarse IN bags. sl-251l.tg me " Y
bags, -. lake, 10 nAt hoop pniA.' sf'~
p2ese ,.,. y. ist5soDsPrioas per dossn; PM
ennles. giaudsrd, 0l.65, Peaches, slhnoare.
be- el.e5; ,9s s.ss,s - - se9 rs
M li5. seeonds Ib1.,-. 5 L., tl.155 1Itsl
corn. gi.lOnf.65; 0fsen poRat si.5s 5yl ~
bsrTiea. el,bsl.sg kasPpsssffssess "a iis5i
oyst9Es al y ,s,,. = ~ ~ Salmon, b
n sssizt 4 Is. So hackeIels ] 2.
iaSsi.to: sardinss. American, u.Qo ease
/ ri 49,. Blackberriee. gl.uf Green EAss
/ Si.tjs Eaalo CONDENSED rnilk, sos 1foHh
-, 5 ,,,a f seSsi' Loaf, ~ cans
per dozen, tDcs ~, dos' " ~ ~ tt"H -
I n. do.e7; 58. do, ca, .,-,
1 ~ $3.50 olive. 5<G Candles, frll pcAe.
] nc, naive, G. quarssIli 9, inqlGo. - '
Z pf1eiur E5l3l % dGDfn. CoioinAn1 IueA ~, =
I II 81 doGen. Hacearorii IA ilf ~.
/ s1A..,-,.gs,,s, Al ID hox Buck4i4. Two noon.
s105 dnEeu. w Ell buckets. 500 ro-sa' lsl90i e..
] fi5ssq q5dozfn. Brilliant OF ppia.i A.59 ~
/ ufon- do, 3lc.s DO. 3 caats. " ~ -'iAiif--
/ ~ Csc. q %. do.i ~ cases " "a
! FIoUR = stanard's Royal faiHnl y
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-30
asv orleanl

Eh0NAaAOHes
NEW ORLEANS Dec, 29.-FL0UR-StrOng
but quiet, family SOG3 ~ fancy 1904 20
extra fancy a5@i so,
CoRN--Sieady with fair demand; In sacks,
white and yellow AZ.
ONTs-M Western easier az ~.
CORN MEAL--In lair demand jUG2 IS.
HAY quiet: prime Is: choice le@aL
PoRK--steady with lair demand ~ lla@
u.
IARn-Fim: fierce refined x keg 10.
BULK MEATS shoulders, packed IS; long
BAcoss@Duii; no shoulders; long olear5;
clear rib ".
HAMs-Choice sugar-cured canyassed loh
oil.
WHIsKY-Steady and unchanged.
CoFFEE-Steudy and un changed. Rio car
goes common TO prime 1NWll.
SUGAR Demand active; common TO good
common 3lAa31s; fair 10 fully. lair, SHOWS
prime ~ yellow CHARMED 4 g.l6 ai;6; gran
MoIAssie5-bemand active. common 20
fair 26a27; prime 20 choice alGii.
RICE.-Qulet bat steady; Louisiana Ordinary
TO prime ihmb&.
BRAN--Firm al s.,
COTTON SKEn oITs-Pftme crude, 8i5f; sum
mer yellow. 59h@tl; market dull.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-30

PutatOtB-IriEh, per uu-iiui, local 70. barrel
81 Ui: onions. per Dbl, Red So 70. yellow, 81 80
Turnipi white, 81 90; RuierbegO, -;
beans n. j.. med, bills. 0c,, large
lima 6HO., Small buttar, ttfgp5c, Pickles
medium or bbl., ~ %: anill, per Dbl, $40
half bh med. a6 90: half hill, Amall, " 10
Cheese, half cream. .lB3fc.: ftill oream 49,
Peanuts, 100 Otsr h1lI.bbl,, IS W, CAB
bags, per crate s. G08s3 10
POuLTHy-hons. NO az 10 Per doEen,
young chickens, q 1bea Oli TurKsys " TO u
eaen; Cease, % 80 % 6l bucks, 81 hObs 90
Ia0B-Por doHen, lSD2lc
Fresh country butter. choice, 20 q 90,
Creamery ,E18 s5ko.i ola butter, b0l0e.; olso
margarine, lso.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-30

case % per cent on broken, 81
psr Of. o.. Chow cases, market PficeB hehGif
patent medicines, NJ ilst I'hRyem FLUID
EEtwgia, ~ per cent on y. ~. Fluid tfE
tracts, % por cent, on Eaaental oils ~
Louis list,
PAINTS
Strictly pure white lead, 81 61i BpiriA
tuiponane, b0i0t5. HDiidd oil, G2a3l5o,
TIIE HItElM AN-WTtLIAMh 90 -0tB.
ivory drop black, 10, per 10 1900 Eugllnh
coach black Is per 20 i2c, lamp black lH, 90
black paint. rs. 81. 'prussian blue, ~, -. IL
25o, fUitaniRrine blue, -, Ia, 2sci blue rMnt
lH. 10! raw Turkey lumber, ~, 20, burnt Tul.
key lumber, d., Ac. raw Italian sienna, IT,. DC
burnt Italian sienna, iH, sc. Nnnkyka brown
~, 90; Paris green, NJ, 200. Chrome l.. ~ o, =
%, o., iH, lie; American vernilll0u, "a, Ae, ~
dian rod, Ii, III Ninetia rcd ~, So, i293a, 21t
nc, Chrome yellow, l. n. o. A %. o., u, lac
yellow nchre, -, o., l2j{g, 49, PC.
PnHPARKD GuAININ0 OoLOna.
bark oak, l0ci Ash, idc Black walnut, 100
DTBrEhPER oOLoIm.
ivory drop black, 80. raw IurEsy umbsI
1jc. burnt Turkey umber, ESQ raw Italian
sienna sbe: burnt Italian sienna, 25c. Van.
dyke brown go.
Prices of above made on a BASH Of IN Y
x, and 4 ID cans, assorted; 10 Y and I n
cans BALANCED la ] aud ID cans, assorted
Price iu 10 cans; balance IN and ID oaui
assorted. Price IA lb cans 10 less, lax aDo
y ID TN pals, no leas aud Kegs 70 per
less.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-30
Wool and HldoA.

Twelve months clip, light, nne land msd
nm 15alT; fino heavy 10 light. eifDll; 81
light, me and medium, lzoA; coarh'
7l<n9.
HfDTs-No. heavy fint, dry . D $50; No
2 heavy flint dry, " b lie; No. light mint,
n Tic; No. z, llghf Mint, p D e. bulls anS
heavy, damaged, y p 3: calf skins and badls
damaged. . n 1000; green, sailed, sound, y \
PEITRiEs-Dee skins, tB iBels. Rnte.opl
RkinG, y y iO0i8o; goat skins, each, lQGH
sheep pelts, according 10 amount OF wool
2oc65 up; HhearilnRH, according 20 amount o
wool, 1910 Mexican sheep pelt8, b9l0c
Mexican sheep potts, Improved, llDl2ci Mex
loan sheep Hhearlings, be.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-30

Cotton Gins, Presses; Atlas Engines;
Russell Portable and Stationary En-.
gines Rubber Hose; Rubber, Leather
and Cotton Betting; Shafting, Pulleys f;
Gas Pipe, Pipe Fitting; Brass Goods /;
Steam Pumps, ETC.; Avery and oliver
Chilled and John Deere Flows; Double
ShOvels; Georgia Stocks; Sweeps,
Bull Tongues, etc, etc; Moline and
other Farm Wagons; Cane Mills and
EvapOratOrs I; Tents and Wagon Sheets ;
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-30

pars Cinnamon per ,. ~ Peruvian, x5fxo
rl,srir i6e Hl.cdfhouEig ~ kOdn, hnGli4f
- Copperas, 5s4. CiucninediAs per q g
80 Gfeiila soap, per p B1l5. Cream iariaf
n : nor f5 fia3fh chalk, lump. per p 20
S.fcf,isi II n NJ 7165d EuRlian. per -, Bot
- inciuds'i. p5esl O0. hiOrsl hyorate reI Z
III si1si ~ JhloroforTl, pcr u poitie ineiul
"a. VI o. composition poHaffs Pss y
" (.nta Quinn, pof 10 fbt aufa Cam
- 1,fr II lr.A. Morphine per ~ - -
- on. caatof, lnkcnine, - y r'Ai A..slot
t5es.t,led q III on. LARD, No. \ fslJ3 GUN
~. = = u !, Ser oa I'll q. flo0ef9 sulphur
rft5 Alan. 3kst prescription VAS ~
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-30

Vysffrsr--fgsotinad d i18iGf. ~ pr prou
s9hf snasli ono year old. ~ ~ twe gsann qF
q I9g1 -; thToe yfaft Old y tl32sf i4nf
srtfE Old YhifHy f48a.
t5Frss..f safet. cafa 81 0qGlf09 - psrrBnl
ffg. fIstegIaq. PEI RNlior. 8tt3 q Port, ~ q
40 Fharry. psT zai,. a 1,1s Vlt Ahdelfi
~ Fai. Il f0@5 " White pinr, ~ cAsa
II NFelJ 80.
Aoan--a. 4. Auznm a Co, Exlli
my. a. GOES O9s HsldaicH, ia DanEct, 81 ~
q ~ &fpz 10 ba44gi 81 vi4tgNN paAe1il
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-30

champagne, q eo9nO, aso. Goust, sru
0Tv. pina,eN %,
hLE-HtdcE Ale per dos. 81 0l03 ~; PORT
per dos, u u0f11 20,
MuTrLan HEEn-- Lampin quarts. ~ 90 uh
~ 90 BudwoiAor quartz az %. riutn eia b
Erlang6r beart quartz, gis % pinta glf h1
sehlitG Milwaukee, quarts Wv W, pinti llA q
Anthony a Kunn6, uth ti2 %, pluta ~ o.
u. Cinuson a Sons nhhmpngna beer, UunIlf
llq pinia gls01l Falk'n MilWauksa, quart
all5Q.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-30

Baruttuf1 - fcadEleada, Inhalation W. AZ
safsf ri zoos ~. an walnut. & 5Ji ~ 81. ChfliI
wf51d Enat = doE. D. 1871 " cane aud rattal
sfflf 8 uo,1 %; cane scat, dinlnsi - u99s4y
0hilda and rockers, q to9l1 90 large 1pnrtsg
~ 0f51<J % camp AMI rockers aeeu. ~ ItV
IN Nirr0rn, arch tOpa, = doa stpyel u "a
Tatlag snnnc 9loO4t t1 isli lol.fi n 3le1 .
hafas. cech. b 9g B1seenh " ag&<.@
sffrh stands. n 1it3 ~ bed springs y 1851
Rsbg fiafriGzan, s. aega
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-30

NagOn Bows; WheelbarrOWs Wagon
and Platform Scales; Sulky Hay
Rakes Improved Indiana Force Feed
Riding Grain Drills; StrOwbridge
Broadcast Seed Sewers; Elevator Cups;
Mill Picks; Boiling Cloth; Scotch Har
rows Harrow Teeth Smoothing
HarrOws; Single Trees, etc.; Walter
A. Woods Mowers Wire Strctcher
Corn Shelters; Corn and Shuck Shell.
ers; Kennesaw Water Elevators, etc
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-30

GALVESTON, Dec. 2a.-CoTos-sPoi eloaeo
arm.
Receipts. 3'9l,
Sales, al.
Exports, zcaAtn ihfi A--is
Stock 81 if.. . a. 4o,r
A4t5siimr 1e7.th kfIIdlinE 70 a-lts Good hlu'
ding ID If-ia. Aiiddlirg Fair u l-,g, 90
faiures opsned quiet bat siepdyi tAiY1
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-30

,NEw oRLEANs, Dec. 2.-CorTos = SPOT
closed dull.
Sales, 1850.
Low Ordinary ~; Ordinary Sse GoOd
ding 10Y Good Middung 1915 ABIDING
! Fair n; Fair IT..
Futures closed steady at 10 10 points
/ lower
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-30

a ip ina Gazette.
NsAs cire. Dec. p. -iToyislons were
Ana unchanged.
vas 90 cattle market whatever as
"a no SUPPLY Of any Kind. Tails has
tppsned tor years
sp dpu.
PRODUCE
~. 30. rcd. cash 53i-& January
Soy s4tei.2
ASH Gi-e January es4eails.
q 10 Aiay 29Ah.
r-Nqmlnal.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-30
LoCAL MARKETS..
Cotton

Good middung, Blg strict middling, go
mlddlngi ~; strict low middling, SIS; low
middling, 81,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-30

wheat. enoioe. o3 10 Too, medium, 81. inft,
nor, Wm1)o, oats, 23nsbsl barley, 8JDR1g
no. 500; o0rn BDt0o. hay, loose noIn the
wagon, ~ zoe " per Ton tale hay, B bQg
~ O0i bran, go, PEI 1911 ohopas u COOL %
per 100.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-30
] nN 'CHANGE.
IN Market was Weak and
.nlar Yesterday Cotton
aver Provisions Dull.
|. Markets Were Very Active
|gdcss Advanced all Around
The Quotations,


iiNfANoA a.
5eE, Dec 49'-SoVfiH e''' N's''e''
taIlues were uuii'
bonds lfrekuiar'
Won 81 me stock eAel'Auss "pol ,
tlan"nre q iiuNso" S,iu ''s0S M
iiesiares' .ne lo'i..V' '.'', sas o'i /, +.
4 tots anu 'ne iet'et Z. W -. le
aihe femhlhuvi =. .i'e i,au VIZ ies7
n, fanslu5 iou, = ~ = ~. sen ~,
ally e fA'lS -. = = W ~ ~. Sen''
r. be''Waie ~ .uu'0l ''ae q ~
1saso' nui ~ : w
~ Noi ~ y 80. :, s s,s'
iio ~ 800 , ~, n, ~ 9g'7'
pc - " '',s' ~ ,s z, ~ =. ~ y
oe'i''.i : ~ -, - 80, n.y., 49,, q ~
on fsel Nv ga " '''-' '''N " '''''
llo ga ,, .,.., .
aieiuuu y ~ - ~, ~. - =" ~
on .iio W 90. .,'o w ,''.' ~ ~
N O sVilie 49, - , ~.
NJ ifeisn' ,us'a' "ua 40 'ei'e' !.
y 49,, ros,oro 20 ., c9I.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-30

yonK. Doc. 2g.-Money i@llS. closed
ID: prime mercantile paper 1905:
e1changc B 3 steady mt soy sight
INCHASGE.
|ORLRA SIS, Dec, ~. -Sight exchange on
IOrk per 1000 premium; exchange II Il
|gEgNMESr AND RAILROAD HoNuS,
YoRK, Dec. 29.-The following were
lieial closing quotations at the Sew
ttOck exchange this afternoon, MS com.
with iAOEe of SATURDAY..
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-30

o5 NAV EO S1ls, Dec a'oorTOS--spot closed
The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1884-09-19

From the Chicago Herald
Now that it has been ascertained that
the cholera has appeared in Europe,
prescriptions are in great demand by
correspondents, who write to the edi-
tor as il he were q personal friend and
the family physician. For more than
40 years what is known IS ''the Sun
cholera medicine has stood the test Of
experience as the best remedy for loose
ness Of the bowels ever vet devised.
As was once vouched for BY the New
York Journal Of Commerce, mo
who has this by him and takes ii IN
viii have the cholera Even when no
cholera il anticipated il is an excellent
thing Tor the ordinary summer com
plants, collie, diarrhma, d~ysentery, etc,
and we have no hesitation in commend
ing it. Here it il Take equal parts OF
tincture Of cayenne, tincture Of opium,
tincture Of rhubarb, essence Of pepper-
ment, and spirits Of oamphor. Mix well.
Dose 10 drops 90 80 drops III d wine-
glass Of water. according to hge and VI
olence Of the attack. Repeat every is
Or 20 minutes until relief Is obtained.
The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1884-09-19

From Punch.

From Punch.
Nothing so good as amerry minority.
Very few people are sure TO be right
Down with fhe power of the tyrant majority,
Wanting in sweetness and lacking IN hght;
This is the creed, in that far western land,
Arnold has preached and they northumberland
Though you belong 10 feeble minority,
You can look mp and be bold with the best
Nor should q feeling ot inferlorlty
Ever arise in your militant breast;
Take up an Arnold's ineffaDle song;
Truly the mulitudR's sure to BIO wrong.
Who shall be sure thst he's in this minority,
SO thathe's truly among the electg
Let him dissent from AL men IN authority,
Soothing az everything others respect;
That's how the ethical trick can be done
Matthews minority's Just Number One
The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1884-09-19
THE ADOPTED CHILD.

The two peasants worked very hard II
their unferhle fields to ear enough for
the support of their children. There
were four 10 each household. Before the
two adjoining doors the little swarm OF
children frolicked from morning till
evening. In both families the oldest
two were 6 years and the youngest 10
months old: for in both houses the mar
riages and births took place almost
simultaneously.
The two mothers could scarcely dis
tinguish then respective children in the
general mix-up; ond the two fathers al
ways made mistakes The eight names
became entsngled IN their brains, al
WAYS got COMPOUNDED with n another =;
and when they wanted TO call any par
tieular child. each father would call a
wrong name three times before getting
right one.
The first Of the two dwelIings-that
nearest to the railroad station at Role
port, where the baths were-was occu-
pied by the Tuvache family, who h ad
three girls and one boy; the other build
ing shelteredthe Vallin family, who had
three boys and one daughter.
The whole Of them lived with diff
Guilty upon soup, potatoes and fresh air.
At 7o'clock in the morning, at noon,
and at 6 O'Clock IN the evening, the
housewives assembled their little ones
to give them pap just as herders of
geese call their birds together. Accord
ing TO age the children took their places
in a row at the wooden table, made
shiny by fifty years Of usage. The
youngest child of all could hardly get
its mouth to the level of the table. Be-
fore them we're then placed deep plat
ters full Of hre,a1 stepped in the same
water that the potatoes, half a cabbage
and three onions had been boiled; and
the whole rank ate until fully satisfied.
The mother herself fed the little one
with . spoon. A little bit of meat In
the pot on Sunday was D regular feast;
and on such occasion the father would
always stay later at the table, and ex-
claim ed be mighty glad to have this
every day."
One August afternoon a light carriage
suddenly drew up before the two cot
tages, and the young woman, who held
the reins hercsif, said to the gentleman
seated beside her
"Ohl Henry, just look at that lot of
children Isn't it pretty to see them
tumbling about in the road like that 2"
The mar answered nothing, being ac-
customed to these sudden bursts of adj
miratien, which were a pain and almost
= reproach for him.
The yonng woman said again:
II must really kiss theml OH how /
should love to have one of them; chat
little one there, the little tiny onelp
And leaping lightly from her carriage,
she ran to the children, seized hold of
1Ha Of Tire youngest TT~uvacues baby
and, lifting him In her arms, she kissed
him ~passionately on his dirty face, on
bis blonde, curly and d~ust-covered hair,
o his little fists, which he brandished
convulsively in the effort ofree himself
from her tiresome caresses.
Then she got into her carriage again,
and drove off at full speed. Bat the
next week she returned, and sat RIGHT
armn In the wnol hn~noIf &UrL A. 1sll4-
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1884-05-11
Gincimnat sonnta9 ben H. aRai 1884

senomn,eH unb fie bate Jpn bnr1 einen
aipeiteL einen Orittsn erlett benn fie mar
aun,6lig fat itoIs ouF ipren Spcttnamen
gefrorosn, uno tpenn Elm aIl;u iibermiitbis
ger jui,ser STUDENT iie nit oemIeIben Be.
srabte, 10 siirnte iie nidt, ionbern Id1elte
nur traurie ipie Uieni1en Id9eIn, bic
man an ein besrabenes GIld eriunert.
Sutpeilen aber b5rten mir iie, tpenn mir
an Sefn 5auie bOritbsrsinssn NIT Ieiisr
Stimms iinsen:
8eBap bid gott, es mar 3u iB5n sefpeIen;
Sebuf bid 0ott, es bat niGt ioIlen iei,,.
Die Ianss Martba nod ibr itiaes Da.
iein fcrtfiihrts ipeiB i9 nidt. 8abrs
i6sinli4 III iie iebr alt setporbsn uno bat
nod fsanGer Stueenten. Generation aus
ibrem beI6eibenen Stab6en susenidt.
SEPT lteht an Der STEELE oes fIeinen 0auss
4ens tuobI Elm ftattIi6ss Saus, unS isoe
Spur Der ebsmaliaen Betppbner lit Ders
tpiiht; mir aber Ieuhten nod sutpsiIeu,
iDenn i& Der Susenb;eit seOsnfe, bic srps
Ben Iebniudtsnousn Nugen entgegen,
beren GIan3 bic 3eit ni9t su traben Der.
mo4te, unb bann er5dbIe t4 suten Jrsuns
ben, bic tpiais suPOrsn, bic @si9i@ts Der
Raterbraut.
RarI BON TbaIsr
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1884-05-11
Gin armer RiIIionar.

aus benz 9sbsn bss gariier ssinanaa
names 8saujom srsdblt Wtabame Biaee
2ebrun: Ginit beiu1te ibn Elm Jreuns
in ieiner prunfroasn 8ilIa unb fprah ae.
gen ben ibn flbrenoen Diener preiisnb
dber ben berrIi6en pari, in ireIdem es
ii4 prd9tiS fpasisren Iiebe. ,Dsr 6err
sebt ni6t ipasisrsn," ,sntsegnete Der
Diensr, ner it ssIdbmt !" Sn bas 6aus
ssIanSt betpunbert Der @alt bic @e.
mSIbe, bic sstpib cine Jreuoe Des Dsli.
sers biIbeu. Der 9srr III bIinb |" -
y5sun, bann irire er fi1 sepib an ben
bssaubernsen aIGnsen Der Usuiit ergo.
seu!" = rDer Serr iIt taub I" = NaIb
iiBt Der @ait an ber nit ben susseSud,s
tsitsn Speiien beis$ten TafsI er Iobt bic
Gaamensenaife, an bsnen Der 0err bee
Sauies ii9 tusnis5tens tdeIid srfreuen
Tonne. ,Dsr 6srr lett nur BON NroS
uns RiI&!" lautsts bic Gnttusst 30
Disners.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1884-05-11
G'ne sisen9dnbige Ra@f&rift
Triebti1's @rnken.

Der GsneraImaiOr bon Bobsrnctu, Der
NIT eInsm preubii9en Corps an Der Dol.
niI9en Sren;e ftano uno nit beiien Opes
rationen Der srobe R6nis iebr unsufrieben
mar, erbieIt infolse beiien eiuen lebr Der.
ben TertDsis bon Tr:eSri4. 4Is gsa&s
i4rift i4rieb berieIbe eisenbdnbis bars
unter: vSbre poInii@e 2ampasne mes
rttirt sebruft su tperben, aIs Elm eipiaes
@rempsI tpie BON feinem psrnanftigen
Offisler muB sefoIset tperben. glls Sos
tiIlsn, bic man i'm 9riess tbun fann, pa.
ben Sic setbah uno nl1t 6as 9eringfte,
oas sm pernInftiser Wieni9 apprpbiren
fam. SD made babsr bic 9riefe, bic
bon Sbnen fommen, aleeit NIT .3ittern
auf. Sreberic." 4aIo barauf fiet ber
GensraI i'm Ireffen BET Ras 1859 sesen
bic Guhen es bisb, sr babe mad hisfsm
Drisfe Sss aDniss ben Tob ssiu1t.
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8eim @efpeb r.MhneIL

lieutenant ,Rusfetier RaIepsfs.
NAL pOr! Sbnen fol- bod sIsi6 Der
eanss 8lofsbers in ben Naagen fabren;
paben Sic RerL Sbre SIinte, Sbrs Gbrs,
Sbr ganSes Dab unb Gut 10 nett einros
item lailea, oaB ielbit bas fadrflte 5alfem
ause ni4t NAL binour6Ieben fam. sSeIbs
trebeL notiren Sic ii1 ben GerI, absr
MAIDEN Sic Elm bidss Grsu3 oabinter, bas
nit ibm bas Stanbssriht gum eritenmaI
tlar mabt mas 60 beibt, feline Snare
perrciten IaIien."
SeIopebel: Der Rusfetier WaIersfp
bat pereefien, ben WinounssbefsL bon
ieir,en @swebr su nebmen."
lieutenant Damn MAIDEN g nod
etii Sreu3 oabtnter, oamit ibm bas Stanos
serlat gum streitsn fIar madt. ipas 90
sstbt etnen Serrn uno UteiIter inc pffsns
4eIi9t AZ betriigen I"
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unrOrtPsiIbafts RouiuIta.
tipu.

Gin ensIii6er 3aufmann Bate sine
3rone (6anfi6iainsltld) srbaIten. Gr
slaubts, baB bic Dtiiuse faII6 lei, unS aIs
CT auf einsm Gussunse an Der @Obnuns
einss befanntsn aopOtatsn pOrbeiiam, trat
er bel ibm Elm uno bat ibn, DieIeIbe su
priifsn uno su iasen mas CT bapon hieIte.
yta4bem bisIer oas gsIOitld iOrsfdltis
betra6tet bate, itefte er es nit ben Q8crs
ten: y@S 1T gut sana eut!" in bic GaI6e
ano isste is9r taItbIitis bintu: ,Das
ndhits Wsal tpenn Sic ipieeer 9sleaens
belt finoem IN eas 8iertsI au fcmmen, no
i4 tpobne tperoen Sic bic Cute baben,
nod einen S6lIlins unb adt gtnee mits
subrinsen." SIR Die aoniuItaiipn zines
4ntpalts betrdst namIi@ in England bic
Iare is4s S&iainse unS a@t Penes.
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Iuf Der MusReIIuna.

Der 5err Durftis ma6t NIT isiner Srau
uno fsinem Sreunbs 2iebnann .inen Nus.
tlug na9 Der 9auptitnot um bic NuSs
iteauns su beiu1sn. Wie Fs bort ans
fonmsn, seben iie suerit gum GberIbrdu
uno ipoaen ibren Durit i.ilen. GnbIi6
msint Srau Duritis, bab bisier 3tpsd iebt
erreint iein fDnnte uno mabnt ibren
Utann ans aufbrs1sn. Der iIt aber furs
reioIpirt unS iast: SD min Dir ettpas
iagen, Srau seb Du nur NIT unIerem
Sreunb 2iebmann in bic MusteIluns,
mir If Sas 8iu sitrsutss.
mug.
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0al;e Nantnter 967.
Menfh unb Ebier.

Gs lit sfDei 1lbr Na@ts. Drauben
iiiirmt unb reenet Is. Dottor N. lit eben
BON sitein 3ranienbeiude mad Saufe 3iis
riidssfebrt unb i'm Besriit iiH nieber3us
Isgsn; ba flineeIt es bon Neuem. Wiibs
mutbis 5ffnet sr bas 5snitsr: ,MaS
gibt'ss"
,Serr 9nft'r fpnthte &c fdneu 3s mel.
ner Bduer'n, fe is ipieper idirer franf !"
pRun So4en. mo bait Du bns Gss
I&irr 2"
oDo bab' ih Teens nit. g9cs benfe
Sc benn, Bel iu an Sautpettsr
siebt mer bod fePfdrb aus'm
StaIIe."
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Wannigfaltiges.
Sd@fif9e " 0 m ante
N,on gRifobo

Sn ber Benmhenburs, bort Bet Bdrne rum
SEPT nd8tli4 d I4rparseS S1df4ea uns.
aH sebn &c, Sic 54df6en!
Der Sitter 9uno bon S6dfhenitein
Bollt ndnlih be Bemmhengunbs ireir.
Gb se5n Sc, Sic S4df6en!
Da iaste bas SrduIein 8emm9ensunh:
Sic bam Sbre Sitter eebrabt auf ben Quu6,
a4 sehn Sc, Sic S4df4en!
SIM StraBenraub fin Sc nu oo1 teen @snie,
Drum mad icb nit 5ie tetne quite Barbbie.
a4 sebn sc, Sie S9df4eu!
Da ibli6 er iid Ra6ts bor be Bsun,msnbur.
nno i1nitt NIT en- Ool9 It9 be Reble SurH.
G9 sebn Se, sic S4df9en!
Sect I6buet nu iei geiIs als d i9tpar5es S1a
nno iteert bitr6 8etldte be 8irser i'm SHlaf
a4 ss9n Sc, Sic S4afden!
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SeIbHSsrratben.

Bertha: . Wtutter, tpenn i1 Bios
ni4t iiBen bIeiben foQts! IS tpdrs bas
S4redIi6fte, bas mir pafliren t0nnte.
wlntter: Sci nur rubis une sebuIsig,
msin Rlnb, iess setrcit define Soffnuns
auf BEN 5errn, tpeldsr iiber uns pobnt,
uno benfe niir itetS Der IieberDIlsn Des
tpeiie isines Ounit bic CT Dir sasli1
eiebt.
Bertha (eri@roden) SHUTTER, iper bat
Dir eas aQes rerratben2 D baB man
bod ME Der 9sri&ipisssnbsit zines Disnit.
mdo6sns trausn Tam
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Nr 5 8 a I.

Stubioius gfff itebt por benz Gramsn,
iitt besbulb oft 3u 6auie, um su O1ien
au ieinem sr5Bteu Gerser ipir6 sr aber
babel burd bic Beiude ieiner 3OmmiIi.
tonen ssftDrt. I'm iie Los gu nerben,
i9reibt CT NIT srcben 2ettern an isins
IPlre: SD D6fe!
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Der & ate.

We % DraHsn nod sssebsn,
Nars fatal ots WeniH ~ Iebsn:
Gie bstanbsltsn bic 2saits,
vie Der Msni@ bie Auittrn beutA
enbIi@ f4luesn ftorts 0elosn,
Ute bic Soaer uns rerutsIbttt,
MesIS bic Rtbnbtit 10 esbct
Gintil mad esm Mnbern toet;
llno 10 finS mir - ct, fancs I! -
Qtut' iis farrntt ,isS fcnbsrs Loo.
Aber agsr 4sIhen ipottet
CT, Der nien;aI8 aisseercttet,
Der uidt lGonet Sobn nod Watx,
Gr, ber gnn5gemeins Rates
Gdmen aus ben, Grab srtrs6
Giesfrisb isIbit unb psrfulss,
8u bsi6nDftn bisieD &isk, -
olausts tss1s tsisets ftst