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CHERIFF's sALE.-IN cHANCERY OF

~ NEW JERSEY.
Between Thomas II. Williams, complainant and
Thomas Quinlan individually, and Executor of
Rosa Quinlan, deceased, ct. al, defendants
Fl. ia. for sale of mortgaged premises.
Returnable May term 1885.
Williams Cowles, solicitors.
By virtue of the above stated writ to me directed
and delivered, shall sell by public vendue at j.
NJ. Gibsons Real Estate Exchange, No. At Mont
gomery street. Jersey City, on
THURSDAY, the Thirtieth day of April, A.
D.. 1885,
at two o'clock in the afternoon all the following
described land and premises with the appurtenan-
ces, being the same described in said writ that is
to say:
ALI that certain lot piece or parcel of land with
the threestory frame building thereon erected sit
tuate lying and being in Jersey City, in the county
of Hudson and State of New jersey bounded and
described as follows: Beginning at point on the
sothwesterly corner of Brunswick street and Ninth
street (late North First street,; thence running
southerly along the westerly line of Brunswick
ttreet twenty-five feet; thence westerly parallel
with Ninth street one hundred feet thence north
erly parallel with Brunswick street twenty-five feet
to Ninth street; thence eastery along the southery
line of Ninth street hundred feet to Brunswick
street. the place of beginning; being the same
premises conveyed by John E. Coles and wife to
Rosa Quinlan wife of Thomas Quinlan by deed
dated September 4, 1876
Dated February IA, 1885.
FERDINAND HEINTZE, Sheriff
,o1.lQE xxrG ~
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aeld out his arms entreatingly,

held out his arms entreatingly.
"Oh, Mabel, forgive me was but a
careless thoughtless boy. 1t is the man
who now appreciates you, and who loves
you better than life itself
Another moment and Mabel's queenly
head was resting upon his breast.
cit was because loved you even then,
that your words had the power to sting me
SO cruelty They ranked all through the
years that followed them. But the pain is
gone now"
So amid the flowers was told another one
of those tales as old as the first love story
in Eden, and yet as young as the morning
which ushers in a new day.
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CHERIFF's Salem oHANoERY OF NEW

CHERkFE"S SALEs-lN OHANCERY OF NEW
y JERSEY.
Between Harriet Pratt, complainant, and George
M Keeney and wife ct al, defendants.
Fl. ia. for sale of mortgaged premises.
Returnable February term, 1885.
McCfill Il Taylor, solicitors.
By virtue of the above stated writ to me directed
and delivered shall sell by public vendue at J.
M. Gibson's Real Estate Exchange, No. At Mont
gomery street, Jersey City, on
THURSDAY, the Sixteenth d.y of April, A.
D., 1885,
at two O'Clock in the afternoon, all the following
described land and premises with the appurtenan
ces being the same described in said witt that is
to say:
Ali that certain lot piece or parcel of land to-
gether with the frame dwelling house erected there
on situate lying and being in that part of Jersey
CITY formerly called the City Of Bergen county of
Hudson, State of New Jersey, which, on map now
on file in the office of the Clerk tnow Register Of
Hudson county, entitled Map of Lafayette, one
mile from Jersey City ferry, Hudson county n j.
is designated that part Of lot twenty-seven (27)
in block thirteen (13), bounded and described as
follows: Beginning at Point in the northwesterly
line Of Wilton street, distant one hundred and
twenty-five 125 feet northeasterly from the north
easteriy line of Maple street; thence running
northwesterly parallel with Maple street to- through
and beyond party wall standing partly ON the
premises hereby conveyed and partly on he prem
ises next adjoining southerly thereto ninety 1907
feet; thence northeasterly parallel with Wilton
street twelve l2) feet and six (6) inches: thence
southeastery parallel with Maple street to- through
and beyond a party wall standing partly on the
premises hereby conveyed and partly on the prem
Uses next adjoining northerly thereto ninety 1907
feet to Wilton street; thence along the line of
Wilton street southwesterly twelve n2) feet and
six (6) inches to the point or place of beginning
being part of the same land conveyed to William c.
Bockus from Job Falkenburgh and Samuel Bird
sail and their wives by deed dated April 18th. A.
D., 1868.
Dated January 81 1885
FERDINAND HETNTZE, Sheriff.
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AN ORDINANCE

To amend an ordinance entitled ''An Ordinance to
regulate the use OF streets by bicycles SINH
lar vehicles" passed january 8, 1884.
The Mayor and Aldermen Of Jersey City do ordars as
tolosos:
SECTION 1. That the provisions of the ordinance
passed january g. 1884 bearing the title above re-
cited shall not apply to prevent the use Of the
walks in or Immediately around the Public Parks
at any time before nine o'clock in the morning of
any day.
Passed March "a, 1885.
W. D. REYNOLDS, President pro tenn.
JOHN e. SCOTT, City Clerk.
Approved March q, 1885,.
19-2t GILBERT COLLINS, Mayor.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

STATE oE NEW JERSEY
County of Hudson %
CURROGATE,s OFFICE-ORDER TO
y LIMIT CREDITORS.
Frederick W. Rouse executor of Fannie A. F.
Rouse, deceased.
Upon application made to me for that purpose by
the above named executor do hereby, on this 9th
day of March, in the year Of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and ghty-fve, order the said ex-
ecutor to give public notice to the creditors Of The
estate of said deceased to bring in their debts de-
mands and claims against the same, under oath,
setting up copy of this order in five of the most
public places of the county of Hudson, for the
space Of two months. and advertising the same for
the like period in the SUNDAY TATTLER, one of the
newspapers of this State, such notice to be given
and advertised within twenty days of the date
hereof, and to be continued for two months.
mar29 WILLIAM MoAVOY, Surrogate.
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s4Hr BLOOM Upos TIE BxzsoH.

The bloom upon the branch must die
Before the tree can bear;
1t is the truth that wakes the sigh,
3 And hope that brings despair.
The sun that paints the flower to-day
Will fade the flower tomorrow;
The longest joys will pass away
And end at last with sorrow.
1t is that thought informs the mind
That souls are filled with fear;
1t is that nature is unkind
That starts The bitter tear.
The passing air by which we live
Still bears our breath away;
The hand which unto life doth give
Prepares the bed Of clay.
The brighter beams the steady light,
The darker falls the shade;
The colors most divinely bright
Are still the first to fade.
1t is because all ties must part
That farewell words are spoken;
1t is the love that fills the heart
By which the heart is broken.
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ACROSS MORRIS CANAL ON AVENUE G,
according to plans and specifications file in the
office of the Chief Engineer. corner OF Jersey ave-
nue. and Mercer street, where blank forus of bid
and agreement of surety must be obtained.
Time limit for the completion of the work, sixty
(60) working days.
Proposals mnst be enclosed in sealed envelopes,
endorsed, Proposals for building Abntment,"
directed to Benjamin Van Keuran, Esq, Chair
man of Committee on Streets and Sewers . and
handed to the Clerk of the Board in open meeting
when called in the order of business relating to
sealed proposals
The Board reserves the right to reject any or all
bids if deemed for the best interests of the city
to do.
No city official will be accepted as surety.
BY order of the Board of Public Works.
GEoaGE I. BoUToN Acting Clerk.
Jersey City, N. j., March 25th, 1885. 19-1t
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A Card.

To all who are suffering from errors and indi
scretions Of youth, nervous weakness. early decay
loss of manhood &C., will send recipe that will
cure you FREE OF CHARGE. This great remedy was
discovered by missionary in South America. Send
self.addressed envelope to REV. JOSEPH T. INAlAN.
Station D. New York
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PRICE OF SKATES:

Strap Skates, Is Cents.
Ladies' Clamp, 20 Cents.
Gentlemens Clamps, Is Cents
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CORPORATION NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the Commissioners
of Assessment will meet in their office, corner of
Mercer street and Jersey avenue, Jersey City. on
Tuesday, the Gath day of March, 1885,
AT II o'cLocK A. NJ,
to appraise the value of the lands to be taken and
determine the value of the real estate to be taken
for the widening of Garfield avenue, from Gates
avenue to Linden avenue: and the damage which
any owner of such real estate, or of any interest
therein, may sustain by reason of such improve
ment, and will then and there hear all parties in
terested in said improvement who desire to be
heard before them on the value of the lands and
real estate to be taken for said improvement, and
the damage which any owner Of such real estate or
Of any interest therein may sustain by reason of
such Improvement.
ADAM J: DIrTMAn. Commissioners
F. G. GRANT Assessment
W. W. RUGGLEs, Chief Engineer.
Jersey City, March 18th. 1885. 116-2t
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VHERIFF's SALEM oHANoERY OF NEW

CHERIFF,s SALEM CHANOERY OF NEW
- JERSEY.
Between Charles h. Hartshorne, trustee, &c.
complainant, and Isaiah s. Hutton ct ux., defend.
ants.
FL fa for sale of mortgaged premises.
Returnable February term, 1885.
Earle Insley, solicitor.
The sale under the above stated writ stands ad,
journed to
THURSDAY, April I'd, A. D., 1855,
at John NJ Gibsons Real Estate Exchange, No. Al
Montgomery street. Jersey City. at o'clock p.
FERDINAND HEINTzE, Sheriff.
Dated March 9th. A. d. 1885.
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AN ORDINANCE TO REPEAL AN ORDI-
Aaance entitled "An ordinance to authorize the
Hudson Telephone Company TO erect posts or poles
in certain streets of Jersey City, passed March %,
1884
The Mayor and aldermen Of Jersey City do ordain as
fol 0l0s:
SECTION 1. That the ordinance passed March %,
son Telephone Company to erect posts or poles in
certain streets Of Jersey City" be and the is
hereby repealed.
Passed February 10, 1885.
W. H. FURMAN, President.
JOHN e. SCOTT, City Clerk.
The foregoing ordinance was presented to the
the Mayor February 49, 1885, but not having been
acted on by him within the time prescribed by the
city charter has gone into effect without his action
or approval.
JOHN E. ScoTT, City Clerk
City Clerks Once. J. O. Feb. "a 1885. st
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Day admission 10c.; Evening 15c.; 80
tickets So; 80 tickets, good afternoon only,
$3.50.
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PRIVATE LESSONS

Given at Morning and Afternoon Sessions.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-10-29

benz rmn5en Slid i'm @mpfanss=salon
ltano, tuaren bic 8iiiten= Rarten, bic im
Saufe Der leBten Sage eingegangen,
geiammelt tuorben; als bic 0aie beiz
nabe gefiilt mar, ma9te iidb Grancisfa
oaran, 3u leben, tper alles BEL ibr porz
geipro9en bate. QuBer einigen ssa=
milien. bic nod als gia93iigler eridies
men, maren es faff bur1gdngig bic unz
perbeiratbeten WitgIieber Der @efeG=
i9aft, bauptid6li9 bic iiingeren Diff
3iere Der @arnlfon, bic nidt mebr anz
genommen tuoroen tuaren. Nuf elmer
Der 3!l oberft liegenben 2arten, eim
3ei9en, 0ab er fpdt erft getommen
mar, lag tie iiber Der g6arge in eins
laden i6mar5en 2ettern georudt upaul
Don Gartenbofen". Sic legte Die Rarte
5ur settle; er i6ien alio ni9t mebr 3u
5llrnen, Der Sitter bon Der traurigen
0eitalt. Snbem fie ben Gaufen fpeiter
our9bldtterte, fanb iie auf benz @runbe
Der Waie, Gin 3eiden, baB er aIs elmer
Der @riten gefommen mar, auf elmer
groBen oiden Garte nit @9n0rfeln Der.
siert ben yamen bes Regiments Nbiuz
tanten. Sic erinnerte fi6 an bic Sc
tpanotbeit, bic er an ienem Ba0abenbe
ge5eigt bate unb tam su 6er uebers
aeugung, baB bies ber Wann iei, ben
lie 5ur Mnoronung ber Gefe, bic fe i'm
Winter geben muBte unb geben tpollte,
am belfen piirbe gebrau1en t6nnen.
Sbre Stelung erforberte, baB fie Geite
CAB, unb biesmal fam bic eigene Weis
gung ibr 3ei @rfiilung ibrer pflidt su
Diilfe, iie empfanb elm 8eoiirfniB ba=
na6, bic Rdume ibrer 8ebauiung, bic
ibr 70 ODE unb leer erfdienen, NIT flu
tbenbem 2i9t un6 pogenben Men=
f6enf6aaren erfiilit au feben. Sbr
Nfann, Der fi6 gu ieiner neberiiebeluns
nod Berlin riiifete, mar nit Mlen elm
peritanben unb freute iid, bob feline
Grau aud in Be3us auf bic &eprdiens
tatiOn elm 70 anseborenes @ei9if an
ben Sag legte. gr tegriif mebr unb
mebr perrn bon Maienbers's oft ges
b6rtes Wort: nSie glauben ni9t, mas
meine So6ter fir elm sei6eibtes Mdbs
den III" unb wibmete ibr elm pDlliges,
unbebingtes Dertrauen.
(Gortfesuns fOIst.)
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Cages > Nemigfeiteu.
q | on B.

Su 9obart, Oelatpare Gountp,
ytew Dorf, perbrannte 1i9 cine 0rau
ytanens Subed, bic an tempordrem
gYabniinn lit, fammt ibrem sfinbe.
Sic batte 3u oem 3mede einen @1ei=
terbaufen in ibrer ,Wobnung erridtet,
auf pel9eg ie li@. nit benz 9inoe i'm
Irm nieberlebte.
Ius 6em @efdngniB bon 2ingz
ton in Sennehee purbe elm M6roer
ytamens 3bompfon bon einem Bolts
baufen gebolt unb gelpn1t.
= Sas Defiait i'm poltoepartement
lou ii9 fur bas lebte Gisealiabr auf 6
Wtillionen Dollar belaufen.
= Mn Der Giiite bon 2abra6or bat 5
Gage lang elm i6msser 5turm ge=
berrfdt, mdbrenb befen 9auer so
Sbifte untergingen unb 20 Meni9en
bas 2eben perloren.
= Sn Chicago bat Elm iunger Mann
Jtamens Burns atDei Mdb1en eri6oi=
Ten, bic in Dunn & Cos Bu9oruderei
arbeiteten. gr bate ibnen auf ber
Strabe aufgelauert unb tpurbe nur NIT
Nliibe por Der 8olfsmutb serettet.
= Sie Wbisfpbrenner in @1icaao
bielten cine geriammlung al, in ipelz
1er tie einen iogenannten pool biz
beten.
= Sie Surp in benz Waros proaelIe
5u ytep yorf bat ibr ger6iet abgegeben.
VS. lautet auf 9iebitabl i'm eriten @raoe
uno enpfieblt 5ebnidbrise 3u9tbaus=
ltrafe, iiberldBt bies iebo9 Der Diseres
bes @eri1ts.
= S Der Gberofee Station Bel Sort
Smitb tpurbe cine 8anbe 3igeuner perz
baftet, bic einem Seuti9en, Der bes
Weges fam, atpei pferbe abaenommen
bate unter Der slnf6ulbisuns, er lei
elm pferoebieb. 9luf bic anaeiae oes
Beroubten bin tpurben Die 3igeuner
berbaftet unb es fteute fi9 babel beraus,
oaB fie falf6es @elb prdgten.
= Ser @eneralpofmeilfer bat neue
geitimmungea be5iigli9 Der Spe3ial=
ablieferung erlafien. Dana6 f6nnen
nidt nur Briefe unb poiifarten, ion=
bern au9 periiegelte pafete auf oieiem
Wege bef6roert merben.
= gttpa bic babe GlaIie Der Signal
bienfti9ule, bic gegenpdrtig in Sort
Weper ftationirt 1T, fol, mie aus Waib>
inston gemeloet ipiro, bor elm &rieasz
geri6t geitellt merben. Sic batten Elm
2omplott untereinanber gei6miebet, ,baB
iie ii9 bic iiberaus barf6e unb robe Be-
banblung ibres Sniirutteurs, bes 9ieut.
Grant Green nidt ldnger eefauen laiIen
pollten. Sic bielten eine 8er1ammluna
ab, in Der bef9lofen tpurbe, cine Bes
i6werbefdrift an ben @bef bes Signal
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amtes ein3urei6en. Gas tbaten lie oenn
aub, aber bic Nnttport oarauf mar bic
@inleitung zines friessgeri6tIiden Ser
fabrens gegen fe megem Sniuborbi=
nation.
= SammanD 9all belt cine MaIens
| beriammlung aur gr6ffnung Der WabI=
@ampa9ne ab. Muiit, Gabnen, Gadeln
uno bengalilbe Glammen ipielten cine
grpBe Nole unb es aing ungemein Iir>
meab babel Der.
= 9enrp Warb 8ee6er lit ipeaen
Sontrattbru9es perflagt tporbenl gr
bate 6as pu5lifum BON Suffielo.
@onn., sweimal genarrt, inbem er Dor
leiungen antiin0igte, au benen aud bic
Vllete bereits perfduft tuaren. 8eioe
Ntale mar gee6er iebo6 sur fetseieb=
ten 3eit ni6t erfdienen.
Sn Baltimore tpuroe Der 9emos
trat Sas. 6obges gum Mapor gepdblt.
@r bate eine Maioritdt bon 2O00Stims
men iiber ieinen @egenz Ranbibaten
George D. 8rotpn.
= Mu9 N Georgia 1T cine Ngitation
gegen Die @bineien i'm @ange. sSn Mu=
quito namentli9 1T bic 1ineliI9e @in=
ipanoerung febr fart. Sic baben bort
ni6t nur bic iibli9en Wdi6ereien angez
le9f, tonbern Der gr6Bte She'll beg Gro
eerlegef9dfts 1T bereits in ibren9dnben.
MusIanb.
= Don @attaro tpirb beri6tet, baB
an ber neutrality-suspicious. 8rense elm
Gefedt awif6en Mlbaneien uno Mons
tenegrinern itattsefunben bat, i1 oem
IL albaneien unb 6 Montenegriner
get0btet tpurben.
Sn @lasgotp berrl6t Notb unter
ben S6iffsarbeitern. Nm GIpbe be-
hnben fi9 70 pro3ent berfelben auBer
Nrbeit.
Sn Gepenba9en lino tempordre
3mangsseiebe Der0fentli6t morben unb
Die Yoli5ei 1T beoeutenb berftdrft NOR
ben.
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Jrdnfiskd.
saouelIe bon 9. ,. gsilo.nbrud.
(dortfetuna.)

(0oulefun9.)
lIno iuie bortreffli6 sic ausIeben, fubr
he fort, inbem he 6raneisfa an beiben
6dnben feifbielt, u1b ibr in bas @efi9t
blidte; pI6bli9 fiiblte iie fib seriibrt
unb fiel ibr um ben Gals.
Menn mnn felt 70 laugen Sabren nit
einanber befreunbet III manbte fie
fi1, i6re ibergroBe msibbeit entf9uls
bigenb an ben 0enerai; in ieoem ibrer
&uGenDinfef erf1ien elne 9brdne, uno
ibre Nageu faben aus tpie S1aufenffer,
binter beuen ra1gema9te Siamunten
liegeu. 6err 6abermann, Der aus iabs
reIanser uebung bic Hole fannie, bic
q Bel IoI9en @elegenbelten au erfullen
bate, iliadte elm feierli9 ernites @eidt,
eefneigte fih Dor 6rancista, big DaB feln
46rper einen reMten Wintel biIoete,
uub nllruleIte eiuige pollifdnbig unbers
5tdublide MOrte. 1rob allen 3manges,
ben ne FM cntbat. mar Graneisfa' 8
BegrhBung cine remt furse uno fiible,
nnu llahbeu iie Der rebfeliaen Dame
gegeniiber am fif9e Blas aenommen.
uberIieb he berielben bic 3iael Der ltns
ftrbaItnng beinabe b6ilis. Menn iie
0ber gsgIaubt bate, Grau 0abermann
bnDiir@ 3u ermiioeu, 10 irrte ne fih
oenn biele Dame babte, mie re I'D, Il
ausoriidte, bic vStipssDiiitenA unb he
mar getommen nm 5l feben, vpie es
ifdnbe.@ sic hIiet baber lange, unb
ztpar 70 lauQe. big 0aB bic Mbl0lunq In
@eifoit elmer ihrer bertrauten Greunbi.
mem erid5ieu. Qut1 biele iiberoauerte fie
ie6od5 nod, unb EFT ais 2ebtere iid5 enls
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befam einen ipabr5aften @dred! Die
Greunbin bate gang benfelben e6red
empfunoen.
2iebensmiirbiger lit lie unter6efIen
iibrigens aud ni1t gemorben. Oie
Greunoin mar ber Nnfi9t, baB fe fogar
re9t unliebensmiiroig, beinabe unz
geaogen getpeien lei.
Sic f9eint es fur bornebm su balten,
tpenn man nit ieinen @d{ten nidt
fpri9t. Das G6o b.ifdtigte, baB i6r
bic unterbaltunessabe o0lis abginse.
Mtein Gott. Sic wifen ia, tpie aufs
ri9tig i'd mid fur bic arme s5rau inter-
eIltre, aber menn man nur abiehen
t0nnte. mo bas MGes binaus ion? Oas
g1o ieuf3te, unb Der 6dnoebruf, nit
benz man ii9 iebt ON Jrau Sabermamns
9auie trennte, bebeutete Das BiinbniB
3peier erbitterter Jeinbiltnen, bic Granz
cisfa iih gemonnen bate.
Die @our iif absenommen, bon nun
an wtrb ytiemenb mebr angenommen,
fagte eubli9 Grancisfa, inbem fie lf
erf10pft erbob. Sic ging in ibr 3im.
mer, mari i6 in ben armitubl Dor benz
Qamin unb f6loB bic 9usen. gs mar
ibr unfdglf6 i6ledt 3u Mutbe. Del9e
Mafie bon ni6tsfagenben @ebensarten
battle iie anb6ren unb nit ebenlo niAtss
iagenben beantDorten miiHen; tpel9e
Jiille BON 2angemeile bate fie erlitten.
sic geb0rte 5u ben Haturen, fir wel9e
Sangemeile gefdbrli1 tperoen fann.
llno bel benz Nlen cine Wiiene bemabs
ren au mifen, als Oh es fi6 um 0o9s
mi1tiges banOelte, benn lie muBfe ia
reprdientiren! Sbr Wann bate f6
l9on friiber in Gef9dften auriidgeaogen
uno es ihr iiberlafen, bic 8efude su
emptangen; iie bate ibrer pflidt ge=
nu9t 10 lange fie es ausbieIt. Oas
mar nun ibr 2eben. Oie 3utunft sog
oor iDrem Geiite poriiber, unb fie {ah
elHen 2a9 nod benz anbern erfheinen,
peg gqlslge Yfi9t mie biefer beutiae
mt 1l9 bra9te, bic pflidt, nid,tiaem
1et9mdb ipiirbepoll 3usub5reu. tros
6oeiter 3angtDeile tuobimoIien6 an Ids
9eln, ME 3u pergeHen, mas iia ihrer
Stelung aIs grfte Der geieI5doft eit
f9ulbig mar Sic audte nit bem sure
gegen bas 3amingitter, bae es flirrte.
Sa, fie mar bic grife; bas batte fie ON
Der bemiitbigen 0altung gefeben, nit
tpelder graubaarige Mfdnner uno BE-
iabrte Grauen ibr, Der 10 biel Stinse=
rem, ben erfen Beiud madten unb ibs
rem Refpect bemieien; bas bate IL
oaran erfannt, 0ab Grauen, BON benen
tie puBte, bab ie ibr nidt tuDbImoll.
ten, nit beu9lerliden 2iebesbe3eugun.
gen I'M ihre Gunit bublten-fie ma1tt
ihre erlle grfabruns an ben Meni9en,
unb bic mar fdlimm, benn fie bieE
0era6tung.
Sn ber sroben alabaiterbafe, bic aui
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Simmer mobern. 2ieute<
nant: p@ndbiges Grdulein, biirfte id
oleileitt auf Der Snfel Sbres 6er3ens
meine 5logge aufbifien2"- rJrdulein:
vS9 oante, bieielbe ffebt bereits unter
oem proteftorat meines Gouiins."
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ea- gBir fiibren bic beiien Sembem
uno 9erren. .SOiletteariiteI, Die impor=
ilrt tperoen tonnen. Gommt unb ber=
gleidt Yreiie. paneoaft& & 9obn.
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(Gortfesuns folst.)
STIR alle araufbettem Der aeber

sSiir aIIe 8ramtbetten Der Heber,
Der gieren, bet Blaie, oes Magens,
oes nnterleibes unb bes Grauenlpitems
IT S96nfelbs beuti9er Nierens unb
SebersSbee bas gr6Bte, tpenn nidt oas
elnalge 9eilmittel ber Weli. Die gr6B-
ten autoritdten auf meoi3iniidem @es
blete empfeblen feinen @ebrau9 ni6t
nur als Worbeugungsmittel ionbern
au9 als 9eilmittel in allen 9ronifden
Gdlen.
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NobIe MusbiIbung.-1ubbel.
bduerin, lids benn pabr, bob bort.
Del So6ter tpdr' i'm Snftitut inMiinfo?
Subbelbduerin emit Mutterfols) !:
"a, un in mas for I'm! Sm Miin6ener
WmmenzSnftitut.
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@a d5ldfiige Soilette.-Bers
liner Sunge: Nanu. &utfder, Sic ba=
ben ia beute berieflen, Sbrem pferbe
bet Gleefd an3uaieben!
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Sfat fir Mlleinreifenbe.-
Wtan fdbrt aus Der 9aut, febt ii9 boz
neben unb bolt men Strpbmann, bann
1T Stat gu Dreien fertig.
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= Sie 9(uitin @reps baben ben
gaptain Staep auf 0eraussabe BON
9Banen uno Setuebren i'm Wertbe bon
$l700 uerflast.
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BON CORPUS Gbriiti mirb berid)=
tet, baB 9untingtou @iienbabn= 8ermsiz
tungen meItli6 bon 8oIiao pornebmen
ldbt.
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@ pancoaft & @obn baben
Die neueifen Moben in $ iiten aller
Nrt.
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yta6 benz DIRECTORY bon Suuiton
6tetrdgt bic oOrtige geuOlterung "a, zoo
ginmobner.
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@ebr. @riber, ,Sumeliere, ,Maim=pIasa.