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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-09-27

lem NcClendon has been In the employ Of
me ,shess. Cafley company for some years and
/ Euov The above statements TO be true A.
M line ne commenced taking swift spccine
iicitatlnn Ms Treatment with : $ 3 was uh-
dertaken by a physician after several osnsas
mad declared the case ~ be hopviessY ~ ~ 80,
ble. HatOOk nothing but 5 ; >. ~ I.,,a,,,hs
As sound as n new dollar for seNssA4
fesat" h" 'u's IA ii CROSBY, Manager.
~. s.A... csyIe, %, Atlanta Division.
Atlanta. Ga; April ~ ~ T.
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lIillsboro; | Coded, Scott, city;
II + Mcfarland, Waco, Texas; II Hall
nun, Brentwood; II IL bowman,
Waco.
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Numerous political aspirans nave peen
auIiOusly looking for an equllAblu uinisio ~ "
onicial loayes and hHhos IN themselves hlhoe
me Inauguration, but those who struck senus;
ine hrst class luck are the ones that leaineu
,hc unsu spassed merits of DuGy's Pure Malt
Whiskoy for the first time In their passage
through baltimore, to and from the gieht po'
uirni Mecca. Besides being pefteot Sonro-
iniion for disappointed hopes, u is absolutely
free from all inhammRtory and eHclung eie'
ments found In ordinary beverages anu u
| strougiy endorsed by tho best doctors A. hdeh
| sdy for prevalent disease. OF pneumonla uipn
Oss,is mnieTIa and pulmonary complaints
| Al all reliable druggists ana gfooefs'
Aumosturn Bitters Is known as the gre
| reTnInt1r OF the digestive organs Az over w
world. Have Il In your house. Ask you, sIo ~,
ger or dtugsist for the gehtu ai,ls, Z set
featured by DR.. J. q. u, hiegeH y sen'
Public school books at Tafi's.
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Gentlemen and boys can not allord
to buy clothing before looking az ~.
immense stock, and low prices al d.
Haber.
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States; sa,chels, lunch baskets and
inks at Tafts.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-09-27

CALL AT DINEHARTS NEW
DRUG STORE. 7l5 AUSTIN AVE-
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-09-27

TRY Conserencia, best 1--WE cent ci-
gar in Waco.
CASTLES IL MoRRIsoN's.
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Marks is the cheapest place in the
city for dress goods.
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Fright Case
Of a CoIored Man.

Ioontrac,ed fearful case OF blood poisonin
isis was treated by some Of the best physi-
risns In Atlanta. They used the Old remedies
~ Mercury and Potash. which brought on
yheumatism aud impaired my digestive or.
pans, Every Joint In me was swollen ann inl OF
main was in a horrible condition When
had been given up TO die my physician, VINO
MAD seen the workings Of the medicine N
amer eases thought Il would be splendiu
time % test the virtues OF swiirs SPECIFIC
WheuI commenced taking :, :, 5, the phyh-
clans said could not live Two weeks unaet
HE ordinary treatment He eomineneea 70
yiye mo the medicine strictly according 10 81
fections. which continued for several months
| / iook nothing else and commenced 70 IN.
uroye from the first Occasionally ! Monhln
| have a hAckset from imprudenee- soon my
| rhegmatism len ms my appetite became AZ
| right. aud the ulcers, 'wnlrh the doctor sslh
| Nj ~ me most freh.iul he had ever seen, oe,
| ~an 10 neal. and by the lst Of October, lsst
] sSSas a we'll man again. am stronger now thAn
| / ever wrs lief re, and weigh more nave
no., failed To report for duty since that hns,
I'm, engaged IN thu oil ware house OF chess
Galley Company, / have been, snd sun am
: aoine some Of the hardest work any man ever
dsiJ aud am really - answer any quesuoh tnnt
: -, i,e assed concerning THIS case swift
sneeIhc has saved me from an early gtaSe;,
.sft - 49,.
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''SimpIe

"ruCKERsP PILE OINTMENT"
pp KY curea the worst cases. Price
only 80 cents per bottle
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Mai fest aud msrdi gras at Castles
Il Morrison's.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-09-27

Ponds soap, at Castles 4 Morri
sons.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-09-27

From here on mamma, chew ing
gum at Castles II Morrison's.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-09-27

Trusses to iii the multitude at Cas-
| ties a. Morrison's.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-09-27
fuckers

eel i"' INvIGoRAToR,
% o. become Justly the most popular iron tonic
Has Vv anso whyY because tbs better .suited
10" avery w case OF infcebleness from any cause
ioi ' o,d and young. Many physicians en-
1o ,.o and prescribe it, and their testimony is
So'' the very best satisfac lin is given es-
' nnn,sIly so in women and children. Don't
~ try bottle. Price sl.Oo
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Humphreys specifics at Castles x
Morrison's.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-09-27

Berwick Bay oysters received daily.
barrow Il Burke, old market house.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-09-27

Tarrant's scllzer and sal muscatell
at Castles n Murrison's.
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States, cheap.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-09-27

Public school books at Tafi's
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PERSON AL.

Miss KATE SToUTE.
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q 0 m gt anbper.

SeiS brennt bic SDnne auf bic Gree
nieoer, beiB ouf Elm acknowledgement
bas lber MderI1cqen meg benz mdnners
mprbenosn Sample entseSen5iebt.
Den SbluB ma6f Der pife IiItIten3s
ar;t, isuf5eno pb Der Sise unO beS Durites.
Ssin Birtbsbaus iseIt uno brett, IN benz
er bonn ianitdren Stanepunft aus Die
8etrdnte piiitirsn fDnnte.
Gr mnbt iib auf ben Iinfen SItseI !;
bcrtbin siebt Jpn Der S6atten Der BGume
uuo Der llepfeI IisbIi6s 6aae. 2ansIam
nur foISt sr benz reiiisen 9aufen; elnen
rctbbadissn 4pfeI na6 benz anoern ipGbIt
sr funoigen 8Iidss fi1 aus.
WtiBtrauilb beobabtet in Der gldbe Elm
i6IadtenbummelnpeS Bauernpaar isIn
emiiseS Greiben. gnoIid bsim abten
gIpfel iast elm Bauer gum unOern:
,,Du, les mb1t' i no tpiiIe, mas ieII
fur Giner tlt, Der dQetueiI bios binte'
rsits' uuO sIspfeI frsiie' muB.
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Oaa,e Summer 1910.

3u seieen. Der 5oI3itoB tpurbe nit aros
natii9em BalIam unb iupblriedenoen
Selen getrdnft, unb Bel ben Bornebmel1
Der ;u perbrennenoe 9Drper in eiii @eiDsbe
aus glsbeit sebiilIf, auf pab bic 2lfde ith
niht NIT iener bes ooIaeS psrniiten
fcnnte. Die AneebDrissn siinoeten biers
auf, NIT abgemanotem @eEbte, ben
Sbeiterbauisn mitteIit 5afsIn an. gSGrl
bic Geremonie Der gerbrennung ncriiber,
10 tpuroen Die nmftebenben bon ben Yries
tern 3ur 9teinigune nit ySternenh,aIier"
beiprengt uno ben lleberrelten beS Bers
itorbenen bic Abidieosiports naHgerufen
Nos te, ordine, quo natura jusserit
cunctis sequemur.
Dem Sinne mad beseanen mir oiefen
@orten i'm WsitteIalter tpieoer, unb 3ipnr
su 6lorens. Q8dhrsnb Der geit umItano
baS 8DIf ben eroben 9si6entarren un1
ians i'm glan.sn Der DaPineerafftsn:
n8r fparen - Sbr feb
sir cine 3eit
,,Toot ftrID fpir - unb Sbr Hagt,
,Sterbet Sbr = trauern ipir".
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Cine Srib8euterAneebpt
bic in tpeitern Sreiien faum befnnnt ieis
bhrfts, er3dblte Dor sinissr 3eit Elm pers
i6nIiher 8sfannter bes peritOrbenen Dids
ter5, Der benieIben einit beiufte, aIS &c
nod IN Neubranbenburg Isbte, BET treIdsr
8elesenbeit ibm 9teuter ben 8prfan ieIbIt
mittbeiIte. 9teuter beiuhte su elmer i3eit,
aI5 er nod feinestpess Der beriibmte uno
ipOblbabenoe Didtsr mar, bisStabt Treps
tom, mo CT einise @ei6dfte 3u beicrgea
bate. Gr febrte in einem fIeinen, biIs
lisen @aItbofe ein, in 6sfen Sdanfitnbe
uur nod ein einsi8er @pit, Elm 9anbslss
iuoe, antpeienb mar. gteuter batte ben
8opf pou Spreen uno feline 2uit iih su
untsrbalten; er lebte fih baber an sinsn
rn6glibit entfernt itebennenIijh unb biug
Istnen 8ebanfen mad. gs mar I'm Jlos
psmber, cber Der 9Bintsy batte bereits feis
neu Gin;us sebaIten uno bic Strabsa una
tpeeiam semaht; in benz fleinen 2annz
| Itaot6en berri6te oaber fein 8erfebr unb
namentlih in benz @aIthofe lieB iid 9iies
manS Iebsn, 70 oaB bic BsiSen alIsin bIiea
ben. BI6sli@ beuerfte er, tpie Der Snoe
aufltano, iiG opr Elm an Der Bano bes
finDli9es @briltnsbiIo pnitirte nnb bass
| ieIbe Ianse uH6 NIT unberfennbarem
Sntereiie betradtete. Na6 seraumer 3eit
ipenoets er Ii9 na9 gteuter un uH6 iG8te !:
n@ott 1T pas Elm sruber Ntann setpeieu,
cieier Serr @briftus !" Sang eritaunt,
aus oem Wunbe zines Suosn iOIbe gscrte
gu Dernebnlen, fraste Der Di6ter tpes.
baIb? yWabrbaftis, tuie id Sbnen iags.
Iiebsr Ssrr, oas 1T Elm erober Wtann se-
tpsien," betbeuerte bet Anpsre i'm Zone
Doaiter lleberaeueune, ,beoenfen Sic
bod, mas bat Der nidt aaetn nurH
8eibna9ten fiir's @el6dft setban !"
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3 BbrsnoIpsif6e Gnttduf d :
un9.

9rpfeiiOr: rDie Gnttpidsluns
bes 0interfopfes, meine Damen uno 9ers
rem, peutet auf perI0nlibs 3uneisuns oes
SnOipiouums Su ieiuer nmeebung. Sic
bemerfen Die ungetpDbnli& itarfe 9lns
i6psauns bier - Elm unfebIbares 3sis
den, oab Der 8nabe feline @ltern aubers
orbentIib innis Iiebt uno perebrt. 9li4t
ipabr, mein Sunse 2"
2nabe: gRssl !"
BrofsiiDr: r@is? Du lisbf
Deine GItern nibt?"
&nabe: yNiuttern babe i'd JAM
ierne, aber 8atsrn fam id nl6t leloen.
Die BsuIe, bic Sic ba flblen, is ne
Sanbarbsit BON ibm nit Der SfeuiabsI !"
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Aus benIetten 2ebenstasen
pes9p pmancisrS maSpAre.

Gin Shreiben bon Dumas, benz
Sobne, ipeIheS aus Dieppe ben Is. De-
tOber 1870 batlrt it, flbrt unS bic lebten
2eben8ausenblide beS 10 auberoroentlih
pbantaiiersiden uno beliebtsn S6riftItelz
Isrs auf oas Isbbaftelte Dor glusen. Der
Brief 1T an Uiaoame Dtelan,e gBaIcptr
aorelirt uno Iautet foleenpermaben:
ygerebrte snGbiee 5rau
Sbre pietatSpple @rinneruns iebt mid
fsineSwe38 in Grltausn, allein iie riibrt
mid, insbeionbers unter ben obpaltenben
llmftdnSen, auf's Tieffte. Wein Batter
lift mDbIer unb bod AUD tpisber leibenber
aIs er biSber setpeien.
Der G0rper fii6It ii1 itdrfer, aQein Der
@eiit 1T seittpeili8 umnabtst. DaS einft
10 eldnsenbe 8sitirn ipirD isnen Nuoenz
bIid Don elmer gSoIfe perbunfelt. DaS
2ebsn lit fur meinen 8ater nihts tpeiter
msbr als cine rne6anii6s 6unetion. Gr
empFnoet feline S6meraen unb iit ni6t
mebr fdbig, iih bon ieinein 3uItnnbe
3s9enidoft su seben. Dabei iit &c bsis
ter unb ianft, ,NIlss unterbdIt, nihts intes
reiiirt ibn. Ct erfennt bic Befu1er. rsrs
sibt iie aber fofprt. Jlihts bleibt mebr In
oieism franfen Webirne baftsn. Dort,
ips frltsr Granit lagsrte, lit bios nod
trodener 6Iu8iano. GiIen Irintsn, ben
Duff Der Blumen einatbmen, nas Wteer
betra6ten, nit ben Ginbern ipieIen.
Domino Iesen, I,amsntIiG aber idiafens
bieI fdlafen, baS jinb beute bic eirnioen
Ibdtiefeltea nieies iusltumia5lenbsn @sjs
| ites.
/ Gr bat jssIides Gsinnerunssrsrm6ssn
nerlOren, ieIbit itins siesne Ysrgangsubeit
ilt itm snrjGmunben, mas ih alS Elm erps
| bes 1lld eradts. Giefer 0uftanb ii
ueoer Narrbeit nod GtumpfIinn, fpnbsrn
bios Elm 8nbsbeSiirfnib, has Ger mddbti.
gen Mrbeis sIsibiommt, bic q bspdltioi
bat.
| 6ein GeiiHt 1T imrner nod Id&eInb,
frii4. I'M Musorude ioear jtratIenh, I'll
Auftretsn INNER nod ftoI1 unb eeef.
j Wire hisisr Hrisf II Sbre Sdnhe d
Isngen 10
4 Sd boffs Is, tsnn mit Sislsn 9la&xilb
ten ssbt Sbnsn slsi&jtitie he 8sris1ss
une mslnes eroetsusn uns l6n566xel
Grsunbi4afi ou.
aIsranSss 0auses 1lne
!. s)zems. DsISsp - uxas,uk n
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y viii.

SbuIbner yl8ir tpclIen unS einisen,
i4 fperoe Sbnen Die SdIfte meinsr S9uIo
3atIen - nur porlaufisM
@LdubiSer /: yIba, oaS bsiBt, UNI bic
anbere 3dlfte su befonmen - fol- i'd
Sbnsn II a d Iaufenw
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Einneues Turnaerdtb fGIdt

Gin neueS Gurn9erdtp f6Idst
Die IurnIsbrerin 0tinua Grugber in Der
> yUionatSi6rift fur bas Iurnfpeien" bon
GuLer uno gdler Dor. Sic tpeiit ndmIi6
auf Die Inmutb Der 26rperbaItung bon
WGcden unD Srauen bel iOIben 9DItsrn
bin, bel Senen oas Irasen bon @esens
itdnben auf Dem &opTe iibIid iei, uGo
ibIdst cesbnIb Dor, bsim Ntdo1snturnen
elm Sanctilien ais nsuss GerGtb einsus
ftlbren. 8ei feitIiden 9luffabrangen
tuiirbs bas ibIi6te Eiilen elmer Yaie ooer
sinem SIumsnfOrbe BIas MAIDEN unb su
rsi3snben Gruppirunssn, namsntIi9 BET
Rsisen AnIaB sebsn.
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9ur6 bic BIume.

grin3ipaI: vSerr Jleumaun, eehen
Sic no6maIS gu 9errn arauie NIT Der
Jte6nuns uno iueen Sic ibm tUenn er
biz morsen nidt be3abIt, pab mir ibn
psrflassn tpsrOen."
commits yBirb ipsnis belfem Serr
BrinSipaI tpoppn ipa Der Dtann be3ab=
Isn -sr Bat la nidt mebr @ins
fommen aISSdw
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Sispafa I ns.

Ututtsr: yg8arum fOmnIt 9u bsnn
beute i8ou aus Der S@uIs 2" - &arI
,g9lr baben Sispatans !" - Wtutter
,Na8? Sibpafan3 - TN @inter? =
&arL nSa, Der 9ausmsiitsr bat au fart
eiueebeiat!" !"
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Gin nngIaubiger.

ySier msins Sano ! Sic befomnen
msine 5O6tsr 3ur SSrau uno elm Seirotb8s
gut BON 10000 Marf I; babon sebe ih
Sbnen 5000 Dtarf sIsi6 mad rer 9o4s
3eit unb ben Rsit 70 ua6 unp na4, tpie
mir meine AuBenI Itdnee eiueePen."
,Absema6t Iisber S4pieSerpater,
aber - NIT osm Ssiratbsn tp ten mir
Iieber bis Sic u lies bsiiammsn
baben."
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Outer #,

81: ,Saft Du bsnn ni4tS BON unisrm
srsuub Gmil sebDrt9 Der ioa nun aud
nod bas 8srmDssn isinsr Srau peripieIt
baben uno iest gang auf benz IrOdnen
liben; ipa8 iOI nur nod aus ibm tpsrz
ben z"
9.: Nd, um ben lit mir uidt banse;
bat sr 70 pisI bur9sebra4t, tpirO
er ipobI Iid isIbit aud nod sura :
bringsnl"
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Wannigialtiges.
Sersens. 8 eifeI.

Ratbi Glr ii6): Der Sail i4aut
mi alletpsiI 10 s'ipabi' an, 10 oft er mir
besssnst. Sept tpeiB i net mia er mi
burbbauen ober nil er mi --beis
ratben.
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0idtunaunb @abrbsit.

,,Rein, tpis Die grofeHorin bort tuieber
nit benz lieutenant totettirt gSie alt
mag bic ippbI iein Z"
,Sis mas 25 iein, t absr 81 !"
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sIsi6 iib benerfbar made; trenn aber
nuh benz alten Spridports y6nt Ding
g8eiIe braudt," 10 3ablte es ii6 bier nebr
aIS irBeno nnoersipc, 3u fpartsn, tpenn es
nur ni1t umIonlt esihisbt
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S9Iaafertia.

Der berlbmte WtaIer gSiIbeIm BON
Raulbab mar niht bios Elm srpBer3anIts
Ter, ioncern aud Elm tptBs unb seiltreis
der Dtsnib. @inIt mar ibm BON einem
fleinsn Siiriten Der 9luFtrag getpprcen,
cine Dame ieiner 8efanntl6aft au pprs
tratiren, aber oerSIrit, tpelhsr ben &nnIts
Ter ipiererbolt wabreno Der glrbeit be-
iubte, bate iepeSmaI cine Wtense Muss
Itsuuussn ali bean Biloe su MAIDEN, pers
Ianste nlsbr Nusorud in nen i3aaen, ,nebr
2eben in benz Bid, sartere sSIeiibtDne uno
cine Utsnse anbsrsr Dinse, bic Der WtaIer
abioIut nibt amOrisiuals su uentbsfen pers
mpbte. DaS Bib mar Sbon siemlid
peit pprsei6ritten, als Der i1on siemIth
bsiabrte Nnftras8eber abermalS eribien,
SaS Sortrat cine gSe,le bstrahtete, oaS
0aupt Ibuttelte uno iib nit ben lSprten
an ben Gunltlsr ipanbte ,9Iber, Iieber,
8auIbah, mir ibeint es bod, ais pb ssbr
Jiniel anfinse alt Su tperoen !" - ,,Sie
mDssn 0lett baben, Dur1Iau6t," pers
isste Der 0leiitsr, ,aber i4 msins, fur els
men alien Pinisl 1T sr nod INNER cut &C.
nue!"
Die 2si1enpsrbrenuunaim i'm
IItertbume. u Sopobl in @r,ehens
lamb als in Num finben mir beioe sormen
Der SeiHenbeitattung, bic oss Bsgrabens,
aIs iene ;treite iebt tpieoer abpptirts, oes
8srbrsaneas. Namsntlin aber berrihte
Der S6eiterbaufsn bel ben inopeurppais
iHen unr iapanilfsn gSIiern unb ipenn
mir bic Berler ausntbmen, bic eas sseuer
als au beilie sradteten. um es burh bic
gerbinbuns nit einsm 2eihnan au snt.
iueibsn, 10 laBt ii6 fiislih bebauptsn, baf
ale 6tdrme oieisr srobsn Y0lterfamiiien
itre Eootsn perbramnten. 6ctpcbl IN ssns
bisn ala in @rRdenlanb truroen bic Der.
fobltsn Ano6en bee geritorbsnen NIT sro.
Bsr Gorsfalt aus osm SHutte terausse.
iu1t, in bsionbers ba3u auseriebensn llr.
nen aufbsmabrt, uno alsbdnn in Ntaufo'
lsen duIseiteIIt. Mls arDbtes uneIud
gait es, feinss fprmellen 1ssrdbniiisi
tbsilbaftis su iuerDsn, 6a aat osr Mn
lIhuuuns Der Alten Der Gintritt in bi,
Glpid,iben Gsiiloe bapon abting. Ds
4 ben NDnsern ipsr e Site, bah man beu
2eiHnant, ipsIfsn man i'm aluaenblid be,
| Gterbens pic alusen sslaloi}en bate, bie
\ islbsn sOr bsr Wssbrsnnune nieeey 81
Insts, an i'm ben aDso nAt I'm Ssnisii
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& n Der GeitfhuIe.

Stun Iieet ber 2erI f6on ipieoer pa
Gos iit beute gum sebRten DlaI !"
,Serr g8adtmeiitsr id elcobe, bas
Serb pat 'tuas eesen mir !"
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ssn Der 9 oires.

,5iuSen Sic nipt SaB bic Dame 3u
i4nea ipielt 2"
I'D, GIaoier fam man Jar Mot
i1neII eenue ipisIen."
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iatrofsn.Ssufaer.

y!Serrsott am Gno' sebt g Sdiff
untsr - uuo Grab beut' bate mer YDfeIs
fleiId nit Grbie befomme |"
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GsbanfenipIittsr.

Gin EbsiI Der SsibhbsbsrrIauns, bic
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Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1885-03-08
Gnttduf G Il n a.

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ppitlagsrno eingsIaufsn nit Der 9lufz
Idrift Amor" 2" Yoitbeamter !:
r8eoauere, nur nit Der Aufidrift !:
vGo brIt o f"!"
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1885-03-08
gisbss.6Iad

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Goh nibt an Gut
Denn ib bin arm,
9oh ni6t on Wsutb
SD bin ptrIiebt, eaS gilt mir mebr,
SD taui4' NIT feinem aJtiIIiOadr
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1885-03-08
5ausm mitteL.

GIS&sn ;, @urum tiibt nur Onfs 1us
itap iene 8raut INNER 7"
Goapsrnants ,Dan,it iie ai&t in Gis
nemfort - finst!"
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1885-03-08
BON Msssn in bic Eraufs,

" ON WeBsn IN nte 1rau re.
Dies Bib in cine fdreflids Subss
lei; finben Sic nidt audi 7" vysrs
3siben Sic, msin 0ery. aber i6 bin Der
Wialer bieies BiIbss." = %, bite tau.
isnDmal um GntidulpisunS! Die Sic.
i'd psritsSs eissntli@ ear ni6ts BON Der
Walsrei. III - ipss&s bios mad,
mas Mnesse iassn |"
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1885-03-08
Der @ipfef berSauIbsit.

,.....Sh iaee Sbnsn. Der Wleni9 ii
10 fauI, BOB IS ibm ioear beI8nerIit 1T,
bic nmsrebanesn Der Grbs mitlama4sn. /"
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1885-02-19
At an Execution.

The late Capt. Isaiah Rynders, of New
York, as q. S. Marshal under Buchanan,
executed Hicks, the pirate. One who
witnessed the affair says: When the
Marshal was about to adjust the rope
under the neck of Hicks, who had been
found guilty by jury of his peers OF
piracy on the high seas, the crowd
around the island kept shouting,
''Down in front; sit down there so can
see." And shortly some one shouted.
'Three cheers for Marshal Rynders,"
which were given with will, and then
came the shout for ga speech, a speech,
Il speech" which seemed for moment
to rather abash even Isaiah Rynders.
He hesitated moment, then whispered
in the ear of the pirate, who answered
and seemed to hesitate, until finally
Rynders dropped the rope, which he
was Just about to tie in big knot
under the left ear of the convict, and,
stepping to the front, raised his shiny
hat gracefully, waved his cane to COM
mand silence, and in a very genteel
and graceful manner said, "Pardon me,
fellow citizens, pardon me; the gentle
man declines to address his fellow
citizens today" and returning finished
the rope, and quick as lightning
touched the spring, and down dropped
the pirate, dead man, and the Mar
shall, waving graceful farewell to his
constituents, disappeared,
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1885-02-19
Wrecked at Sea.

AS the Suevia, of the Hamburg line,
was approaching this coast the lookout
shouted that he saw flaming torches
through the darkness. They were sig
nails of distress. Capt. Frnazen bore
down toward them till he made out the
outline of dismantled fishing schooner.
The ifeboat was lowered in a jitfy,
eight sailors and the coxswain leaped
into it, and pulled for the wreck.
Eleven half-frozen sailors stood upon the
deck of the wreck and shouted for Joy
as the boat shot up alongside. Then
they slid into the boat. A little man
with his beard covered with frost, who
was the last to drop aboard, seized the
coxswain's hand and in a husky voice
said:
"Messmate, God bless yer. Ye saved
us, by gosh yer did"
He went through more extravagant
demonstrations of joy as he hitched his
palm into Capt. Franzen's big fist. He
was Edward Daniels, master of the
Gloucester fishing schooner Carl W.
Baxter.
"On Sunday" he said, "after we had
taken aboard bait at Grand Manan and
got out to sea, between Brown Bank and
Georges Shoals, big sea struck us all
of a sudden. It was three o'clock in the
morning, and the sea carried away both
masts and swept the deck clean of every
thing else. Fisherman Peter Treasher,
who was on watch, went over with the
wreckage, and we lost sight of him in
the darkness. The schooner swept help
lessly before the wind for two days, and
then the weather let up, and at four
o'clock in the afternoon we caught sight
of a western bound ship only five miles
distant. We rigged up Union Jack
upside down on a piece of spar, and
waved it as signal OF distress. The
ship did not pay the slightest heed to it.
AT three o'clock next morning We saw
the lights of another ship going east,
and we burned torches to attract her at
tention. She, too, kept right ahead on
her track. 1t was two hours after that,
Captain, that you came along and took
us aboard. We couldn't have stood an
other night of it, because the wind was
coming up and the sea getting too ugly
for broken-up schooner like ours to
ride through it."
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1885-02-19
A WOman's Will.

A woman's will lately before Phila-
delphia court illustrates the mistakes
made by testators who push philanthrop-
ic hobbies too far. BY this will tho
daughter of the testatrix was to receive
the income of certain real estate till the
age of 80, and then to have the princi-
pal, unless she had husband who used
tobacco and intoxicating drinks. In the
latter event the property was devised to
a Presbyterian Home Missionary Society
to support an INDECENT preacher, who
was not to indulge in or teach such prac-
tices. ga mortgage and notes of 500
we're also left to the most trustworthy
committee to be found in the city for the
suppression of intemperance and to-
bac,o." To the wife of her nephew
the testatrix bequeathed her "dear little
dog Frisky, with 500 to care for him
during his life, and at his death to bury
him in Aunt Sally's lot in Mount Moriah
Cemetery" BY the decision of the
Court the little dog Jared better than
the cause of temperance, the bequests
relative to rum and tobacco being held
void for vagueness. Yet the testatrix
had directed her executors to be careful
to see that none of her property should
be in any way used to encourage the use
of rum aud tobacco through which she
had reached her crowning sorrow