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MIR. BLAINE's CAREER.
Where Is There Symptom of His Dishon-
estY as a Public Man?

Speech of Hon. r. B. Harrison, of Connecticut.
The attack upon Mr.. Blaine has made an i'm
preston among some Republicans, but the re-
cent vindication which has come from Maine
has also made an impression upon many of our
Democratic friends. There are others of our
friends in this city, who, although they believe
not as we do, are worthy of our respect. l ad
nit with them that no corrupt man ought to be
elected President of the United States. 1 admit
with them that the right to bolt is also theirs
The gentlemen to whom l refer are not the
Originators of the assault upon Mr. Blaine.
Shall allude to enemines of Mr.. Blaine, but
shall not class these gentlemen among them.
do not fatter myself that anything l shall say at
this late day will make any great difference
with them, and yet there may be among these
gentlemen of well poised and we'll balanced opin-
ions some who may be led to reconsider their
determination.
What has been charged against Mr. Blainel
He has been charged with being a corrupt man.
Chief among his accusers is a man of remark
able power, Carl Schurz. Mr. Schurz is vastly
more effective than those surrounding him.
What he has not said against Mr. Blaine cannot
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New YORK. Oct. 3.-The first race for purse Of
$3.50, for horses beaten at Brighton in 1854, three
fourths of mile, won by Barney Aaron; Faugh-
a.ballagh second, Battledore third. Time, 1;21ls
The second race, for the prizes, the winner to
be auctioned mile was won by Weasel Charley
Kempland second Dan X. third Time, 1;47.
The third race, for pur. of 300, handicap for
all ages, one mile and quarter, won by Wave o
Light; Hazard second Monk third. Time, 2;17
The fourth race, for purse of $3.50, mile and
furlong by Wooddower; Florence NJ. sec
ond Nitol third. Time 2:O4
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JOHN M'LEAN's WANTS.
His Trade with Manning-DesperatiOn of the
Ohio Democrats.

Toledo (O.) Special.
The Blade, tonight. in its editorial columns,
publishes chapter of the secret political history
of Ohio, vouched for by reliable authority. 1t
states that at the Chicago convention John Me
Lean, of the Enquirer, approached Dan Man
ming with proposition to buy enough delegates
to insure Clevelands nomination, Oh condition
that the former was to control the federal pat
ronage of Ohio. Manning replied that the ropes
were already laid and Clevelands nomination
was assured, but that McLean's use of Hoadly
had contributed to Cleveland's success, and that
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A woman,s Arm RULED with Needles.

LocK1oRr, n. Y. Oct. 3-NIrs Seeley living in
the town of Sardinia between the forks Of the Cat
taraugus aud the foot of Lord hill some time since
complained of pain in her arm. Dr. George N. King
man, of Sardinia, discovered that that there We're
few DAYS afterward took out several needles. This
he has repeated. The other arm was similarly af-
accounts he had taken from the womans arm forty.
six needlas or pieces. All were broken at both ends
resembling pieces of wire. The ease is mysterious.
The woman claims to be of how or when
the needles were introduced into her system
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A Remedy for Lung Diseases.

DR.. Robert Newton, late president of the Ec-
lectic College, Of the city of New York, and
formerly of Cincinnati Ohio used DR.. VIM
Halls Balsam very extensively in his practice,
as many of his patients, now living, and re
stored to health by the use Of this invaluable
medicine, can amply testify. He always said
that SO good remedy ought to be prescribed
freely by every physician as a sovereign remedy
in all cases of lung diseases. It cures consump-
ton, and has equal for all pectoral complaints
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The Electrlc Licht i'm ConI Minea.

CoNNELAsvILLE Pa, Oct. 3-,Ehe recent explosions
of iredamp have set the mine operators thinking how
most efectualY to protect themselves against this
grave danger Many shafts for this region safety
lamps out these give dim light and are not very salts
factory especially to the minors These and other
siderations have moved the H. c. Trick Coke Company
to make experments with the electrie light with
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Base Ball.

Clubs of the National League played games yester-
day follows
Al Chiea0o-
Chicago ....-.....-..0 6 4 0 Is
New York....-....-.0 1 o 0 0 . )
Base Hits-Chicago 8; New York 6.
Errors-Chicago, II; Now York II.
At Clerelaad-
Boston. 0 o 0 2 IT
Cleveland. o l 0 &c
Base Hits-Boston. 2; Cleveland 10.
Errors-Boston, 3; Cleveland, II.
At Detroit
Detroit; ,,-....-..o 0 Q 2 2 Cd
Base Hits-Detroit 7; Philadelphia z.
Errors-Detroit, 8; Philadelphia, L.
At Buffalo,
Providence. % O o 0 o p .
Buffalo .-.........-.3 / 0 5 Ill
Base Hits-Providence 5; Bnffalo. Is.
Errors-Provdence 10 Buffalo, 3.
Clubs of the American Association played games
yesterday as follows:
At Pihsbure,
Allegheny. O 1 0 Q O. 8
Columbus. .--..--.-..--0 4 8 Old
Base Hits--Co!umbus Is; Allegheny, 6.
Errors-Colunbus, q Allegheny, z.
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Christian.

CENTRAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH - CORNER
" Delaware and Ohio streets. David Walk, pastor.
Services at 1890 a. and 7:30 p. Subject of
morning sermon: Some Pious Frauds Special
evaucelistie services in tine evening Sundayschool
at $50 D. m. Prof Ora Pearson conducts the music.
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CHURCH SERVICES.


I ner of New York and Pennsylvania streets.
Preaching morning and evening by Rev. Dr. Day,
former pastor of this church. Smdayschool at p.
Prayer meeting on Thursday evening. Evening serv-
ices begin at 7;30. All are cordially invited to all
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Prohibitionists Against st, John.

New York Tribune.
The reports received by the Republican State
committee yesterday showed that the attempt
of the Democrats to improve Mr.. C1eveland's
chances of an election by persuading Republicans
to vote the Prohibition ticket is failure. Pro
hibition organizations that have been established
by Democrats have had no growth and the Pro
hibition movement is much weaker in this State
than it was a fortnight ago Temperance organi
cations one after another are declaring that it
would not be polite for them to take part in
the national struggle. The latest society to
adopt this course is the National Lodge of Good
Templars in Buffalo. This organization on
Monday passed the following notable resolutions
THAT State prohibition must be an assured fact
in at least two thirds of the States of the con-
stitutional Union before national prohibition
could be secured; hence it is impolitic. unwise
and suicidal to our best interests to support an
independent national Prohibition ticket during
the present contest"
The Irish Asserting Their Independence.
Hon John F. Finerty, in Chicago Tribune
don't know any obligation that my race is
under to any party in this country that it should
shrink from declaring its preference for the presi
dental candidate it deems most worthy. The
Democratic party, represented by the machine
tyrants cannot give up its habit of claiming hui
man property. 1t has successfully bulldozed one
class of voters in the South but it can not play
the same brutal game with another class at the
North The Irish-American element can not be
intimidated by foul abuse. 1t is called upon to
resent the insult offered it in the nomination of
Mr.. Cleveland and it has never yet when fully
aroused as is to-day permitted an irsdit to go
unavenged. Last year it taught Clevelands man.
Maynard, that useful lesson in New York This
year it will chastise the master even worse than
it did his lackey
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HTAYFL0WER CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
lNl ST. Clair street, East Rev. n. \. Hyde
D. D., pastor. Preaching tomorrow at 1890 a. m
Subject: 'The Joy of the Harvest Sunday school
2 p. m. A children's Harvest Home Festival at 730
in the evening Strangers cordially invited.
PLYMOUTH CHURCH-CORNER MERIDIAN
L and New York streets. Oscar G. McCulloch pas
tor Regular services at 1880 a. m. and $50 D. m
by the pastor. Evening topic Men of Vision"
Srnday-school at $50 Thursday evening service at
7:3O. Reading-roOm open every evening. The people
are welcome.
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AGENTS WANTED.
WILSON'S SOLAR LAMP.

WILSON'S SOLAR LAMP.
Best coa-oil lamp now in use; none equal to it. Lib
eral inducements to active. responsible agents PAD
DOCK & SNlDER, Sole Manufacturers III North
Eighth street st. Louis Mo.
M ANTED-AGENTS-- WILL PAY ANY IN
w telGgent man or woman wanting profitable
poyment to write for my illustrated circulars and
terms of agency for the celebrated Missouri Steam
Washer which by reason of its great intrinsic merit
is meeting with such phenomenal success j. WORTH.
Seventeenth street and Franklin ave- St Louis Mo.
A GENTS-ANY MAN OR WOMAN MAKING
N less than $40 per week should try our easy money
making business Our 80 eye-opener free either sex
wishing to test with view to business lady cleared
$18 in day; a young man $40 on one street An
agent writes: Your invention brings the money quick
est of anything ever sold We wish every person
seeking employment would take advantage Of our lib
eral offer Our plar is especially suitable for iuexper
enced persons who dislike to talk The free print
ing furnish beats all other schemes and pays agents
800 per cent. profit lady who invested 81 declared
that she would not take $50 for her purchase Write
for papers; it will pay. Address A. II. MERRILL &
CO., Chicago.
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Read The Sunday Journal-Price cents.


IMPORTANT TO WOMEN.-DR. RACHEL
L SWANS Sanitary Home, at 334 North New
Jersey street offers opportunities in the treat
ment Of chronic cases.
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WANTED.

IHTANTED-THE CHEAPEST NEWSPAPER IN
w the West, the Weekly Indiana State Journal
One dollar per year.
NTANTED-PARTNER WITH FOUR OR FIVE
w Thousand dollars cash in established manu-
factory. Address Ia & p, journal Office,
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DOBFRTS PARK METHODIST FPTSCOPA


EOURTH PRESBYTERIAN CHURGH-CORNER
Il Pennsylvania and Pratt streets. Rev. A. H. Car
rier pastor. Sunday at 2l5 p m. Church
services at 1870 a and $50 p m. Preaching
by the pastor.
CECOND PRESBYTERIAN CHUROH-CoRNER
- of Pennsylvania and Vermont streets. Rev James
Mcleod, d. D.. pastor. Preaching at 1870 m. and
7;30 p. by the pastor. Prayer meeting on Sunday
morning at $50, and on Thursday evening at 730
Sabbath-school and Bible classes at 2:15 p.
TABERNACLE CHURCH-CORNER OF OHIO
i and Illinois streets. The services win be con
Quoted by the pastor, Rev J. A. Rondthaler. Morn.
ing service at 1890 subject workers Together
with God" Evening service at 7:30 o'clock. Sermon
to young people; subject: "Dreamers' Sabbath
school and Bible classes at o'clock. Free seats
throughout the church.
ELEVENTH. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH-EAST
- side of Elm, north of Cedar street. Rev. Il. "
Hunter, pastor. Services will be held to at
1890 a m. and $50 p
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ANN0UNCEME NTS.

- - ~ ~
w A. BRADSHAW, AT 1sla NORTH PENN
w syvana street, permanently cured lady af-
ficted with dyspepsia sick headache, spinal trouble
and nervous prostraton. No medicine used.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. EDWIN POWELL WILL
~ begin series of lectures The Philosophy of
Spiritualism, Sunday. Oct 8 at 1890 a. m. and
7:45 p. m at Masonic Hall. The evening lecture
will be followed by descriptions Of spirit friends pres
ent. All are cordially invited.
A NNOUNCEMENT-TH CHAMPION REMEDY
N for Collie in Infants, summer Complaint, FluX
Cholera Enfantum DR.. Brunker's Carminatve 8alsam,
is challenged against any remedy in the United
States for $500. Its reputation is unparalleled Per
ecty harmless and pleasant to take For sale by all
druggists.
WE HAVE AN ESTABLISHED, PROFITABLE
w and growing manufacturing business, with am
Pile machinery etc, to double present out
put We need additional capital of $4,000 to
$50 600. Parties who mean business are invited to
investigate. d. E, STONE Il co.
We refer to G. Mayer & Co., NJ. J, osgood. H. Lie
Der, H. G. Long, kpp. Bros, John H. hurry, G.
Vonuegut f. c. Atkins & Co., FRANKIE & Shindlcr A.
D. Streight D. P. Erwin 6 Co, Otto Stechhan
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EOR SALE-DRUG STORE-SITUATED ON A
4 prominent corner doing good business; has a
large prescription trade, and enjoys the patronage of
the leading physicians; good reasons for selling;
price. 81 500 half cash. balance shorttm notes
Address REX Journal office.
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AUCTION SALES.

HUNT & McCURDY. real. ESTATE AND GEN
eral Aucuioneers. No. IS East Washiu {ton street.
Stocks of merchandise in city country bought out
right Tor cash.
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FOR SALE.

DOR SAIE-HOUSES AND LOTS IN ALL
Il parts of the city. BARNARD " SAYLES, 70
and II East Market street.
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DOR SALE-ON LONG CREDIT-ALL OR PART
L of tract Of land nearly 240 feet square north
side of Market street directly east of Highland street.
suitable for subdv ison. Ample for thirty houses
fine renting location; has sewer, gas made street,
water works, etc. FIR ANCIS SMITH & CO., Agents,
&c East Market street.
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FOR SALE OR TRADE.

Y ST-STRAYED-COCKER SPANIEL PUP
| ! Brown and white, brown ears, about II inche
high Leave at l25 East New Aorl and receive y,
ward
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EOR SALE-STOCK OF DRUGS, So. OO0-TOWN
L of 1900, in good farming and mining country,
selling i'll health Of family. Call on or address A.
KIEFER & co.
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3sihniB, es entbdIt Is 4breiien, Bel oie.
len SerrIdnften bite i'd inorsen frab bic
3leiber abauboIen gum 9lugtIopfeu unO
Reinieen Sic MAIDEN iih am beiten um
IS n5r friib ouf ben Q8eg. SD bernerfs
babel auSbriifIi1, bab Sic Az 5uB
eebeu niiiien, nur cine grIeihtsrune
fam i6 Sbnen einrdumen, Sic fDnnen,
irenn Sic trolen, neben Der pferbebabn
berianfen..
SD sIaubte, Der S6Ias nuB mid trefs
fen, aIS ih eaS bDrte.
) llno bann bitten Sic iid," fubr Der
8rauiasne fort, in Sbre aIte @eipobnbeit
3u perfaIIen, IaiIen Sic Die DiittdgsSeit
nur rubig roriibergeben; i9 babe nthts
ha9eeen, trenn Sic bin un6 ipieoer NAL
ben Daumen IN ben Wiunb nebmen, nur
perneIoen Sic es, ocatplihen su trinfen.
-Gs lit llbr, bic 8arouelIe, tpelhe Die
1000 BriquetteS tpiecer in ben Reaer su
tragen bat, ertpartet mid. 9loieu, Iebsn
Sic elen6 !"
SD iprang pon n,einem @arteIib nui
uno Hob nnter 3urldLalluns meines Ba.
letots uno GegenibirmeS !; ais ih mid
meiner @elpobnbeit genaB am nahIteu
Tag BET oeln S9Idbter in ntstner Strap
abipdsen lieB, bate ih l8 Hfuno perIo.
rem, nur ourd oen moraIilben gtnfIul
oieier RonIultatipn.
Gin fcmpIster @unosrmann bieIer4r
fsiior !
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1884-08-10

Gasen baben mir fie besrabsn. Sas arms
Maohen."
ralber oann ieio Spr ia gar n,4t bic
8erurtbeilte |"
,S1? 2ieber SimneI, reiri QSarum
fDIlte man mid perurtbeiten? S6 babe in
rneiue n, Qeben NOD gliemanb sttpas BDies
getban."
yDo6 tparum fpnmt Sbr benn biers
Der, tbbrihtes 2inb 2"
08ut !.,.. mag ih e5 er5ablen. ..Gs
fommt, tpeiI iie seitorten lit, ipdbrenb
bieie SADIE anbdusie tpar. 9tIS iie, nit
BIumen beoedt, itiI barnieberlas, fam
bieieS gapisr nit Der gerurtbeiIuns su
feds Wonatsn. Sb, tpie gut 1T es bod,
baB ite nidt lanse senus selsbt bat UNI
es empfangen 3u fDhnsn."
Die Ebrdnen famen benz Wfdbhen in
bic 9IuSen, lno nit Ntiibe fubr es fort !:
vglls tie outa9, betpesunsSIos, NIT ses
f6Iphenen Qlusen itumm unb tanb fur
aIIeaett, baben neine Wiutter unc i6 ibr
geIpbt, al bas llnrecbt tpieoer gut su
MAIDEN, baS fie fir ibren Brdutisam sez
tban bate, cenu fie bate bielen GabrieI
Sartons innis Iieb, eS sslbeb nur aus
3uneisung su ibm baB iie linoiste. nnb
beSbuIb baben mir geoa6t......"
,g8as, mein Gino ?"
DAP Its nad ibrem Tpbe erIt elmer
bclfommenen gtube eenieBen tperos, tuenu
ysIemano iasen fbnne, baB ite Der 99eIt
ettpaS ihuIoig eebIieben. Useins Ututter
tpirb bic 9eLobuBe be,abIen unb ,b an
IHna's Statt in'S 8sfdngniB ssben."
Die Ri4ter bIidten einanosr LGhsInb
an. g8eI6e Ginfa65eit, tpeIhe 9tatitrs
Iidfeit! 0aS 8sli6t beS Brdlioenten
bat nitt mebr ben ftrengen, eisfaItsu
Au5orud. QSieber nimmt er iein seIbes
Sai6entud, aber es 1T isbt ni6t feline
StIrn, hoeIde ct trofnst -etipas tiefer
fdbrt er nit bemIeIben bin.
rGs 1T gut meine EOdter," iaste er
fanft. y9lber IaBt einmaI ieben, ipenn icb
mid redt erInnsre. ......"
Gr lGBt oas 9aupt in ieiner Sane rus
ben uno i6eint tief nadsuoenfen.
ySSay ia, Cd. bat in nieler alngeIegenbeit
Elm beOauerIi6er Srrtbum ftattsefunoen.
l8ir babsn @u9 Elm psrfsbrtes Document
SeIanbt."
saa RdpHen s6et ieinE gsesen triis
bvn &uggu 3u rent alien Wtann anf unp
faa. baitis Elm:
,Ob Gjott, tsdre es m58Li1 2"
gs IisSt ein tief i6merSEi6sr 8oripurf
in ibrer Stimme. Der nnsriusi6Ei9e
nIhsrt fib ns,n gRGNd1en ttno Teot 5pine
Sano freunpIi9 auf bic idtpar3en 2Ofen.
Die 8oriebuns bort oben bat elm ans
ceres llrtbeiL sefdIt. 8eb na6 Sauis,
msin 8inO, sriibe 0sine Dtuttsr BON mir
unO iug ibr, OaB Define SHneitsr 4nna
unfduIoig eepeien it,"
yg8Ir baben es uns tpobL seOabt,"
fliiiterte 2Iietts IeIIe, tpdbrsnb iie Die SanS
aufs 9ers Ie9t. 1lnb nit sslsnftsm BIid
oerIdbt iie ben 9eri9tsIaal, um frpbeu
Serssns Der Dtutter bic JrsubsubOtIdaft
3u brinssn.
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9erftner osuft6iinffer.
Bon u. xriniuS.

g9ebsr bon SsiItdnasrn 9a66edern
unb 4ercnauten 1T beute bic Jtsee, nod
bon unisren 8erIiner 8omifern, bic ia
aud ibre 8efiibIseboIutionen unb @Iies
bsrperrenfungen oft nebr i'm 2ampendt6er
alS auf ben tpeltbeoeutenben Brettsrn aus.
fiibrsn. glber BON uuieren Rafael's, bon
iensn tuettsrsebrGuntsn islbItIoien GilnIts
Iern, bic auf ibren f1nanfsnben 6anses
gerilIten iomnterIanS an ben SduIerfrons
ten unIerer StraBen aufs unD nisoertans
3en ilnb NIT elmer unnadabnli6en @rasie
Sarbensimer unb Diaurerpinlsl banS.
baben, nm Die ttefIinnisiten @sbiI6e ibrer
Bbontslis ben Auabratfub gu pier3is
Pfsnnig, NIT inabrbaft elemsntarer @es
malt an bic Wsausrildasu pfeifenS su
iprisen. - Ridt unIers rotben Sprsnss
tpaeen, nidt bic frDitslnoen Go6aIisfen
in ben DifentIihen Irintballen, nicbt bic
INNER Ieerer tper6snben Wiuieen fSnnen
mid tlber3eusen oaB Der SriibIina In
Berlin einsssosen iit; erIt tpenn an iebem
britten Sauis Elm I,lftisss Gerdit tpieber
iGautelt ipsnn uniers 9tafaeIe bes Utor.
gems foIonnentpeiie ii& an ben nieoerbans
senoen SeiIsn 3u ibrer ftwinSeIanen
99erfltatt empcrsieben - bann ilt Der
JrubIin8 oa, unD eitel 2uit uno ssreubs
berrIGt iiberal.
g8er fDnnts ienaIs bieie RanItIerlaufs
babnen srsrtinben 2 Do iie beeinnsn, tpo
fie snesn Gs III iuit tpis NIT ben Wlais
tdfera. Menn bic Scnne ,uarm uno
solDis taseIans rura ben WaIo ipasis.
rem gssangsn it, Da trirb ss brinlien
pIpBli6 lsbsnbis, ba iurrt unb burrt ss
zines Tases an allen Gden un6 Gn6en.
Go aud bier. Wlan rsibt iih ben gisins
tsrIdlof aus ben gIusen, man ibldst ii5
auf Die 8ruit uno tsbrt reumitbig ,ur
aIten aunit iur!if. 2auniiheS ShifiaI,
na8 10 marhen in oas prDfruitesbstte
rerbnEter Ibdtisfeit stpans! lSaS baben
ite ale inStuiihen srlebt, iuie oft ben itols
ben 9laden teusen mliIen! Deier 6at
ben QDslbnndtsmarft nit syuypsntbsatsrL
sssltuagen, 9anpsImdnner ipabreno Der
saison nnorte btfAi6t, unb ais aud siss
sat@t mses sing - Is1ts " 10 vtilofos
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@ebanfsnfpIitter

Siren iit menI6Iid, iast en aItss Bort.
60 eiebt inoehen aienI9en, BEL benen
Siren bas einsiss 3sideR ibrsr Renl6s
liatsit lit.
8lele bramatiIde 9loeitdtsn sleisben Sen
6riidten. Sic tuerDen fauI, IOtpis tie an.
ssSanSen 1iRo.
IS lperoen jest lebr piele mitteImdBige
StIfe sel6rieben. Die 5beaters Direftoa
rem fDnnen ii4 gar feline 0orIteauug oas
BON MAIDEN.
glunlen unb Oroensbdnbsr baben oaS
mltslnanSer semein DaB man iib oft
bilden nlRB, beppr man tie ms anopfIp9
1tsden fann.
Gin 9llr baben lift nod nidt erbaben,
uno li9 eth slir ssbeR nod ni6t iia Chr
9eben.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Rnube (bettelnb) uQld, Iiebsr 5err
Graf, i6snfcn Sic mir bod eine aiein,s
felt Sic iino ia 70 r,tb, 0err 8raf I"
9er; yglun. iaes nal, Du 5hlinseI,
iuesbaIb nennit Du mid eritens ,,!6srr
@raf", uno sipeitsns, tpie fomsiit DR
boSu, bier nod SeS Aben6s mad 10 lIbr
su betteln 2"
&nabe: sA6, 9urhIauht, nebrnen
Sic e6 man ribt libel, tpsnn iH Sbnen
ni1t tnit'n rihtisen liteE angersDet babe,
aber Die 8sratpelfluHs niaHt mir blinb.
aGs gvtt nm srr u tEnnyis e
oerr: so? SIT es ipirtIiH 10 fdlinim z
Saft 3I penn fsinen 8ater lnsbr, Der FUR
DID iorst z"
8llabe ,Isin, SOnisIi9e Spbeit, usin
8atsr 1T l6on ais gang fIslnsr Snn8e
na9 glnterita ausgstpanoert unb bat Ieitz
Oem ni4ts mebr BON iib bOrsn IaIleu!"
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@ie bas 9olf iYriat
,Gntlarpter Sniritiitl0 Saote bic sSr

nGntIarpter Spiritift!" iaste bic sSrau.
Sa ertappte tie ibren Gbemann ais &c
aus Der S4napsilaide naidts.
oGttpas 1T fauI i'm Staate Danemarf, !"
1aste Der Somnis pobaeeur. Oa bate
man ibm in 8openbasen i'm 6DteI Der.
borbene @ier pprseleBt.
y8ebreHIihfeit, oein Siam 1T g8eib,1
iaste Der friibreife Gnabs. Da ipar ibm
eiue bonn Sabrmartt mitsebraAte 4fsiIers
fuebenfrau entsspet eesan9en.
aSn bisiem aSabnitnn Iisgt Dletbobe, |"
iaSte Der Srrenar5t. Da bebancsIte er
einen tpabniinniaen Wetbob.lten.
vs9 i4 bab' lie rsur auf bic GduItsr
geflbt" iaate Der Gourilt. Da bate
man lbn sefrdst, Ob er III Der Shmsi,
ben botitsa GipfsI Der Sunefrau bsitie
gen babe.
gS9 irar seitern in einsr JauitporhsIr
lung" iaste Der GpstbssGntbuiiait. So
9atte sr einem preisbpgsn bsigstpobnt.
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Oan,e Nulltnter $50.

5rau bas GpitaL DerlieB, erfreuts iis FIG
ppiIfommener GepiibiIitdt.
9ieie JaIle fin0 in pbpiioIogiiher gins
iidt bon GROCER Beoeutung, aber idlDsz
su periteben, benn ME Bsripberis ner Sch.
ilenenren lit seip6bnIid bsesnerirt. 9laus
pisr, Der Die abseicbniftenen Sebnsnitil6z
den unteriubte, fano, coB bic Hsrpenz.
bitlen, bic eieentliben Bsrinittler Der
aebertrasuns etnpfaneener GmOriide,
reribtrunoen iraren. 98ie BEN aud, ieis
Die 9eiIune 1T cine Ebatiae1e es bleibt
nur nod iibrig, ourh neue Stuoien bic
4Sraris nit Der Gbsorie in lebereinitiIns
mnn9 ~ brinaen.
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irnifhen Snieln an @risGenlano nbtras
ten unb bon ibren Trnppen riamters,
quittirte Der Wilitararst Basrp, Der friis
Der idcn 3tpan3is Sabre lang nit 2lu8.
seihnuns an, Sap eeoient bate itine
e,teae unO mabte iid auf acrfu an{dj{ia.
9lls CT i'm glusuIt 1865 ltarb, 5sieix fid5,
bnb Der alte Doftpr cine 5rau I.
Was bisfe 0a3u psranIabt battes Isl @es
fhIeht 81 nsrleusnen, iit ME dnfatfIdrt|
irorosn, abet es itsbt fsit, ban cine SFrat
pier3is Sabre NIT Dffijisrsrana III bsr
britiiden Mrniee oients, iaebrert HuelIe
auSfu9t, ale Mr3t, nansentlid aIs Gbisilx6|
iusasn itysr Wsj@i6L9feit keril6an4 ~
unB ssstlrsdt ben 9sItefnro6 oSr1n1
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