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, 1885-09-29

Cardigan jackets, all colors and pncc.
al polaekla.
, 1885-09-29
THE NECESSITY
DR.. WAGNER & co.

We oner no apology for devoting so much time
and attention 10 TINS much neglected clQs OF
diseases believing that no condition Of humanity
Is too wretchcd to merit the sympathy and hes;
services OF the profession TO which We belong
ns many are Innocent sufferers, and that
the physician who devofrs himself
To relieving the afflicted and saving
them from worse than death, Is no less a
philanthrnphisf and n benefactor to his race
than the surgeon or physician who by close ai-
plicatlou eN sells In any other branch Of his prn-
iession. And. fortunately Tor humanity, the day
Is dawning WIEN the false pmi.nthruphy that
condemned the victims of folly or crime, like
the lepcrs under the Jewish law. to die uncared
for, has passed away.
, 1885-09-29
BEAR SPRINGS RANCH,
JOHN Prop.

This well known road-nnch on the
Fort Laramie and Black Hills stage line.
has recently been %re-opened, and the
proprietor is prepares to furnish good
Accommodations for man and beast.
Meals so cents. Horses to hay 70 cents
per span. Hay sold by the bale. Large
eorals and barn for 40 horses. Broken
horses for sale.
, 1885-09-29

Fine tobacco and cigars at Shaw $.
, 1885-09-29
MEN

There are many men OF The age vi 80 to 80 who
are troubled with too frequent excavations OF
the bladder, often accompanied by a slight
sinarting or burning sensation and a weakening
OF the system in u manner the patient cannCt
account Tor. On examining the urinary deposits
q rOpy edlmen Will often be found, and some
times small particles Of albumen will appear. or
tle color VIII be Of akin or milkish hue, again
There are many men who die 81 this difficulty,
Ignorant Of the cause, which Is the second stage
OF seminal weakness DIR. Wagner will guaran-
tee a CURE In all such eases and n healthy restora-
ton OF the genitO-urinary organs. Consultation
free. Thorough examination aud advice. 50 10.
See the Doctors additional advertisement In
can.
, 1885-09-29
New advertisements.

WANTED Young ladies in city or cOuntryto
w work for as at their homes fascinating EN-
ployment no Instructions to buy work can be
sent BY mall distance no objection 60 TO 81 per
week can be made. No canyassing. particulars
free, or sample OF work mailed Tor four cents H.
stamps. Please address HOME MANUFACTURE
NJ Co, Boston. Mass. L, o.. Box 1916.
WANTED.-An active Ma or Woman In
w every county TO sell our goods salary SIS
per month and expenses, or commission. EN-
penses In advance Outfit free. For full partic-
ulars address STANDARD SILVER WARE
co BosroN. MASS.
, 1885-09-29
s6- CAPITAL PRIZE $4,000 -uss
1icktts only SO. Shares IN proportion
Louisiana State Lottery COMFY

We do hereby cel9Vy that noe Superuise The
az rdHgemenfsJ 0r at ne Monthly and Scmf-dn-
nudf draicings Of me LoUisiud state LofferU
Company, and IN person manage and control
he Drawings themselves, aud thai he same are
conducted tgith honesty, Ilirtcss, and ~ good
run fotcnTd al parties. and zee authorize the
Company 20 use Ibis certificate, t0ihh fdc-simHes
ofOiu y%igHuftrfs attached. in rs adrsT MemeJlfs. =
, 1885-09-29
YOUNG MEN

who may be suffering from the effects o youth
ful fOllles or indiscretions, will do well to avail
themselves OF this the greatest boon ever laid
at the hitter OF suffering humanity. DIR. WAC
T. will guarantee to forfeit 1--WE hundred dol
lars for every case Of seminal weakness or pri-
vate disease OF any kind or character which h G
undertakes and fails To cure.
, 1885-09-29

Successor to DIR. Gray. Offices over
Drug Store, corner Sixteenth and Eddy
om the Office day or night United States
No. %.
, 1885-09-29

Courtesy of Hyo. Archives & Historios
, 1885-09-29

81. G. BAIRD and A. G. CAMPBELL, AT
t~orneys-at-Law and Notaries Public, Chsy.
second floor, Stebbins & Post bank block,
, 1885-09-29

Tenders his professional services to the cit.
liens Of Cheyenne and vicinity. 0licf
liams. Telephone No. ~.
, 1885-09-29

enne, Wyoming. Rooms No. 2 and 10,
Land and mining business attended to.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-10

SFraeuse Sfaadard. The Democrats
4iil Ind nsnght Ia the books a. rIeh ar
the accounts ~ their last Secretary of
War
Sex York Hoif: Really. after Mr.
Republican 0fficehOldeF fear 10 lose his
place, except for lneompetsnees
Waterfowl ~. " Times When peo-
pie get to disputiag whether times are
hard "a n1t II would seem reasonable 10
suppose that times cannot be extremely
bad
Boston HeFaid. As for Bob Lincoln,
no member II the Cabinet has done his
duty better. or will 70 back 20 his private
station with more hearty good wishes for
his future prosperity.
Lansing Republican. With such a man
a. Judge Cooiey AT the head Of the ticket,
and IudIeious selection of candidates
for regents. there Is no reason Why the
Republicans should not sweep the State
by an old-tlme majority.
Philadelphia Times. The old notion
that preachers sons were a pretty bad
lOt viii have To be amended now that the
son of a PRESBYTERIAN clergyman has just
.iceeeiel the son Of Baptist clergyman
as President Of the United States
Troy N " Press: Now. when the
time u his death is said 10 be but qaes-
ton Of days, the voice OF the critic Is
silenced. and the American people wait
ia sorrOw for the death OF the man who
viii De recorded IN history as the great
est soldier and most successful general
the Western continent has known.
Philadelphia Record: II is by no means
improbable that Bismarck lied To Lord
Granville. for the great Chancellor, dur
ing his long career. has employed truth
and falsehOod with utter impartiahty and
unvarying success. But il would be
stretching a point 10 convict him on the
testimony of Herr Opfer Won Blowitz, the
London Times Paris correspondent.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-10

lszscs ezsi!ssd bim has bsen dona oxAers,
4 tot BE. sll write ths EeeoEsls u rs
dss.ls hs 4ozk ~zs nth tbs ssof1
rsznsf tnan Nltn TIE pea sDd vale b-s
rseoEsls vi e1S1azand respect the failure
4lli pant . halo aboaf the lead II TIE
hero. rather thaa ths historian Bat
While there may be little reason Cor re-
Cancellation n tins tact. the Natloa's :
heart VII De pai1sed at ths sad thought
that il savior must ~ son depart
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-10

A Representative Il kssA&rkAhAs f-lAliy
Ia tAs >4fi1n@t C-pts-A

A ESpE~s<1AtaEtSS Il = tsf k-1@rA~A-< k~-<&t
Ia tAs >zrisD~t c-P4s~l
kochesssE kxFressi
Il l. Eboag g1t that JsroLss soaaFsArts. Sho
aoa ngss "a " ashlagtoz- soola x pleased
- have diplomatic appodntnaent. ne ~as
sdjatanf ia bis class AZ West Point, aud
xsrY popular = an AIS associates he lett
oar army about l6ss - enter the Household
Guards of Louis Napoleon- he ~4s great
fayorste With the Empress Eogeaie. be
never had an opportunity u distinguish
himself antil the Franco frusslan var. de
then raissd a regiment At kOaen sad served
With distinetlon all through that war.
he .as Obliged ~ leave France
a. the close Of the war ia order 70
save his life. he returned 90 this
country, where he soon after married
Mrs. Edgar, a grand daughter Of Daniel
Webster. They have resided ia Wash
ington the greater part OF the tine since.
They live very quietly Ia their new house
On h street. They have plenty of money,
bat make no display. Jerome Bonaparte
10 now hfty-six years of age, bat still
retains fresh, youthful look. He Is
very fond of long. lonely walks. tie APP
pears 10 prefer walking 20 riding. he
does not have the look OF satisfied
man. He someway seems 10 have missed
just the career he would have liked al
around His education is purely mill
tary. and since bis return from France
he has had no special occupation. His
brother in Baltimore Is = successf al
lawyer.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-10
A Florists Mistake.

"we want broken pi3lat Of white fiow-
ers- Somtthin' pure and consolin'," re-
marked customer 20 the florist
How would this white dove suit your"
"First-rate. Give us couple. Perch
'em on the coffin. and point their bills up
reIigious-like. You know how"
1T must be terrible - lose an innocent
child. " remarked the aorist. sympathet-
ically-
who's lost child;" replied the Gus
toner. savagely. If BIZ scrap heard you
call him an innocent chill he'd smash your
eve BIZ wasn't innocent enough 20 hurt
him any. and don't Yon Or Is itl-
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-10

Many teeth and ether ZONES Of extinct
animaIs AMI fishes have been 4 scovsred
in cutting = esnal throaEh Caylsr swamp.
near the Citv ~ Savannah. They are
eeasrallv found from eight - twe.vs feet
below the sar. ace. A few davs seo more
bones were unesrthed that sre evidently
tae skslesoa u an animal ~ tremendous
sirn Tha verteh4sp are esch ahout sx
inches long. and when intact must have
beau fully feot scroSs fron side e side
ard zix ifch-s frern the 7uter rortfon -
"a. ahf3r,inai ea~frv One ssfze bone.
rr4-k-hlv 4 thizh tone. = shous ter ~
tse = ircbes IN sisn,eser - fhe poiat srd
ahrut tw st hf.~.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-10


A good story was told at the scoviIle
House ia Waterbury, yesterday. during
sbe settlement of a number II election bets.
During TIE Pelk campaign much interest
Vas taksB in " Waterbury IN the result, and
partv strife ran high between Wings and
ne .4strsts. WRtertnry was only little
village at that time. and it had no railway
eer1nsarIcations. e vas sls0 before he
favs ~ the telegraph. AMI a number of
f,ei sicisns made az = purse and hired
J'el,lrs..l Richard Weltcr. proprietor n the
Ner Haven stage line. - make = special
Trip =, NsS Haven aud zst fhs rpfurns-
Ths crowd waited anxi0us.y On the
tsvern steps al through the afternoon of
n. sav os C.slsnel Weltou's trip. snd when
he ran,s IN -fzbs With horses smoking from
sheir long drive. ~ ssood NJ IN his wagon
and csiied r. the expecssnt crowd
VIEW Ysrks gene s.eaa~
-.Fer whsr7 aroSe 3n every SIDE
The C,al,nei iansp~f from his wagcn.
bssslressa q snosn4nt. scratchs=f h.s head
snd thea slureed cut. aW sli swan. for
go 81 s<k
Tse feelings - she pcssticsars ca - bes-
sar imagined rh2n aeseftbsd.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-10

tKissemmee Bitter Sweet

tkissemmee Bitter Sweetl
Among the signs of hard winter Is one
a. which the Indians place the utmost con-
hdenee. When the hornets nests are sus-
pended from trees high up in the air il is a
sign Of mild winter; when they are on
tho ground the reverse may be looked for
They are all on the ground this year.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-10

DoRsftx =. EsroN. chairman Of the
Jaited States Civil Service Commission,
savs he believes the lovers Of good gov
erpment and purity in politics have
much 70 expect from President Cleve-
lanaH They certainly do. but whether
isry are disappointed remains 10 b,s
so,n.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-10

~5nfPLfcIF4 rules the day a. the White
House. says the Detroit Free Press.
The samo might bs said Of an IDIOT asy-
Ium. Still, simplicity is commendable.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-10

II IS reported that Cleveland prefers
b. make no change IA the Office of Public
Printer Th. President would have to
look far and hong for printer who could
al she place af s. r. Rounds.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-10

CLEveLASb wasn't born with a silver
spoon Ia his mouth. bat hs has driven a
silver wedge INTO the Democratic party.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-10

To become popular is one thing. To re-
main popular is another. The great pain
cure, St. Jacobs oil, has long been and con-
tinues TO be the most popular remedy.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-10

Pms clouds acre seen % gather about
the National Capital when Cleveland
praised Civil Service Reform.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-10

ThEax Is cold comfort 70 be found for
office-seekers ia this mornings dispatches.
Ybe President does oot regard arrange
mants for the distribution Of patronage
'feasihlep
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-10
Chicago & West Michigan.

Leave Arrive.
Chicago III 7 e.is am Nigld ESpress 6ap am
Mail and Tx flz.E pm Maj and - I tt lm
Night Exprss.' sss pm Evening ~ VI ~ lm
sDaily fI)aiiy except SUNDAY.
Union Depot ON l0nia Stres-t
Through coschs< 20 Chicago aud Toledo on
fJs a. m. tram Through T.ariof-sssf a. Chicago
on lzE T. ~ train. Through Pullman eie-sp
ing-caT and coscl:o Chicago on 2 - J.. train
NEwAlGO Division.
ieeve. Arrive.
Express ......-... ......... taa arm ~ la am
Express ........ ...-....... 20 pm t4E frn
sDepar4 from West Side Depot.
The northern terminus ~ tins Division 10
Baldwin. On y. dP. NJ Ry.
j. II. Carpenter. Gen1 Freight and pass Agent,
offce lo1 Monroe Etreet
Ono. W. MUNsoN T1cist Agent City.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-10

G<v. LoURY. q Mississippi. has ap-
pointed Gen. +. G. WaIthan to succeed
str. Lamar m the United States Senate.
Walthalrs chief qualification ap-
- b. that be fought nobly in the,
army during the war.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-10
Michigan Central.
fokAND RAPIDS Division.

Depart. Arrive.
Detroit fx... oso am Pacific 1....s 6I3 am
Day tzprsee Iz;4i pm Mail ...-..... 5 ~ pm
Atlantic III 't.6J pm Aa3 Freight tl5 pm
Way Freight. t.5j am q q i.npidf la ie.za pan
srleeplng carr nttachsst.
Pacific Express daily. balance trains daily
exc.pi Sundays.
The Detroit Exprees lessiue 81 $50 q. n. rcasi,-
ing that city al u .45 a. ~ NeW lOrk lusO a. M
and Boston x40 =. nexf da2.
Through 0ckets for al Ip0inir and sleeI,iue
berths may be procured NJ Union Jlokei Once
corner Monroe and Ottawa htFs-ls. and AZ 1 MOO
Depot
J. T. SCHULTZ. (5enI Ar. 81 Monros-St
Gko. w. MUNsOf. Tickef Agent City.
J. b. HAWKINS. Ilckea Agent. Depot.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-10
RAILROAD TIME TABIRS


sIkKFIR0 cAE ARRANGEMENTS.
koRTH- Tram laayins 81 tzt - "a. hAs Ms,od-
rutf Sleeping Carr foT feteske, aud hsok isss
Iltx. Train lsxsslns a. ll-s a. is<s NAAir a,
fof 1reserne taty,
sourH Train lasyine al Ss \. llss Mood
run hlesIins Car for Dncins1,.ti
Thnongh tckaae oan bt olHslned 81 1 Ilissl
HNket Orfioe oofner Monroe snd Ottawa Streess
and si Union Depot C. l. tltl kAoOb.
6on iaAss. AT
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-10

THe vii be sn Interesting day at Ian
sing. A crowd ~ railroad men viii ap-
par before the House Committee on
Railroads g. show them how to set or not
b sst the brakes on legislation.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-10
Detroit. Grand Haven q Milwaukee
GOING kAsT.

fDally. Sundays excepted. ~iiall4-
Passengers taking tile 3 ~ a. nl. ExpTts- Inakf
cloee connections al oUocso for llaInllsk. ana sf
Detroit for New York. arriving there AZ luJi a.
the following morning.
Night Exprass hss local Sleellne az Detroit 10
Grand has,lds-
Tine is the Only line running Atlantic tklsfess
lssyine here 81 lo.ss 3. m-. Ssti sieeiluk Tar -
Detrot. making direct connections foI AL I,oinfs
ksst. arriving al New York a. Ia. the eeoond
morning.
parlor Carr on mail trains both east enc Nsst.
The train leaving al "a D. vlli MAKE dlfec
connection with Mll~ankee sfeaIDoFs DAILY. e1cep
Sunday.
Through uckets secured al u. q. n. a a. offios
In Morton House block and al ile depot.
ID. IO1iER Cit, f.ss. Aeeut
GE0. Il. REEVE. Inafilc Manager Chicago.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-10

1as Enghsb IN Egypt are now IN a
position 81 appreciate what the officer felt
who once said 4 was very pleasant to
hunt tigers. bat quite different when the
hger turned around and hunted him.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-10
Michigan q ONO Railroad.
TEarE ooNKKrTrnra

Toledo with AL railroads diverging 1ecumseh
with J.. 5. a Nj. B Homer with J.. s. n s.,
Lansing DIVISION and Air lane ~ &. Marshall
with NJ. q. X. X. Iiaftle Grpek v1ii fhicago A
Grand Trunk and NJ. &. X. X NonfsitL q X A
j. Allegzn viii q. A ". NJ. and H. - ANS
LUTHER Al1BsA f5enI Pas. Ar
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-10

VurfAu 8 NloRRg-oN dies hsrd A
special from Washington sunday night
- fhe Issfras Pre- Press says 1T
Gems - - IN the AR here that Morrison
v alrrasly defeated and must soon con
ee.ie Il and retire. fIs left for Spring
hsld to-ni0ht. stll vowing that he will
rsmsia ia the race antil The entire Demo
rafie vote ia the Legislature has been
tven ham ~ gosrl faitb. Quite a nun-
eof Csoois pemocrats have expressed
-.-esv sbat ms choice would Be
the Governor would be
spointment
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-10
Lake Shore q Michigan Southern.

The train leaving al 4. IA. counecif 81 White
Pigeon with Atlantic IslJress ga blsin Iasso
which has Palace DIsWlne ilssom ois.i,.its
Coaches from Chicago io NV l0fk aao I3oelon
without change
The tram leaving at Ss a. m. connec,s ai WI
Pigeon (elving one hour fOf dlnucf) witl sts-sl
New lOIk E2pTese on Main Lane.
Through tlckets and Defthe lu Sleeping i0fc
can be secured al [ Dion Ticket Dfhoe q. Monfs
Street. and Depot
AL trains viii ron by e0h meridian time which
IL ~ minutes slower tiGln btaroit lllue.
J. ". MchEANEl Gen Aat.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-10

Wfru Fneiand's var in Africa, Eng
land and Rgssia vrangling over Central
Asia. ibe French hghting IN Touquin. the
Ifish exploding dynamite and Bismarck
mad bccause tbe Blue Book confidential
rfesponslenec was Published in Eng
lsh. there IS a prospect % considerable
cable news f1r some time to come.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-10
UNIvERsALIsT CHURCH
PE4RL .STREET.

Owing 10 the continued illness of Mrs Edna
Chaffee Noble. her Readings have been postponed
until after the regular course. Due notice vii.
be given Of her date.
Holders of Course Tickets are entitled to this
extra entertainment Free
POPULAR PRICEs.-Conrse Tickets for remain
ing entertainments 75 cents. Single tickets, y
cents al Geo. II. Hall & Co. Arcade. and +. :.
Pierce. under Tower Clock.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-10

(xE of fbe Washington churches bit on
a rcod asleertisine scheme better than
announcing a sensational subject for
discussion ft was gwen Out some time
azo that President Cleveland would occu-
py seat N the church. The pews were
al rentesi. and hundreds could not get
even standing room last Sunday. But
Hsmlsf was lsft ont Cleveland stayed
az home.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-10-23
Seri9tigung.
| Ntor9eniteru.] ]

@eeGrter &eoafteur!
SSn 9tu. ~ bes 6ermanner &plfss
blatteS mar Elm 8eribt aus SpenspiQe
entbalten, bent 5uTOGge elm 9eipiiier Spbn
Selenfa nuf DEM fat6ulii6en &irdGof
ppn Canaan Soipnibip be9roben iuur-
De; iuo9e9en Die burti9enSat6olifen pro
teitirt bdtten, ipeil her &erItprbene eill
!. 9. ,,Ynuper" mar. Gem lit iebod
ni6t 10, uno Der 8eri6terltatter bGtte
ii6 crit beiIer erfunoi9en iollen, ,bepor er 10
@tpns I6rieb; bern iebenfalls bat CT
ben GprIna bp6 mir aus llniuihen9eit
i'll iol6er g9eiie bnr9eitellt. Die Sa6e
perDdlt li6 gang anners. Der neritorz
o{o6n Seleufn mar lpn9l fatboliId gcs
tauft, nber er 1ebte ni6t ais 9otGUlif +;
ia CT I6eute ii6 ni6t, Gbriitum lmb
1cine Stride Dfentli6 5u beI6impIcn.
0as Die &atbOlifcn einen iol6eu Men-
i9en ni6t auf ihrem &ir6bpf baben
wrllen. eos fam bod 9etuiB @iemarlben
befrcnlben. Dies mar Der @ruuo be5
9rotetes uub uid)t feline 9lrmutb.
g. Silarius Shpli.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-10-23
BON Orb 5ia nnb llmaracub.

5err Gur1 S9mibt reiite lebten 6reiz
tag na9 8aibiilstun, WtO., ub. , er
bic Stelle nls gtdbmnidinens9l9ent iiber=
nebmen iuirb, 8ir ipiini9cn i6m beIten
@rfpla.
Serr SatUb StraHner Uerl6idte lcete
9Sp6e 5000 Sccolin9 @iirslin9e na6
Suiuuis.
Serr 9arl SiueDr unb 9ottbarot
.@6mibt itutteten lebtcn Sunllta9 Berger
Sort einen Belu9 ub unb feDrten ant
Ntonta9 iuieber nu6 '0auie Suriid,
Die bieiise 6reii9ule uabm am 10.
SttOber unter 2eitun9 bes bisberi9en
fGbi9en 2ebrers, !6rn. g8m. 9nebler,
ibren StnIan9.
Serr S. 2euenber9er befano Ii9 oicie
8O9e Su 8eiu6 bel ieinem Sruber,
Srn. Gbunr0 2euenberser.
Serr Seinri6 SOfern GdRt 9e9enwdrs
iis einen aerGllmioen Stnll aui ieinem
@i9entbltm crri9teu.
Die @eijenIaat in bieIer gfn9bar-
i6aft lit nollenbet.
Gprreippnhemt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-10-23
@rfnrmatinnsfef.

Sonnta9, ben l. 9tpoember: 9ottes=
bicnit Ill llbr Surmittass. Die &e.
formatipn8feier 1T cine Giesesfeier
ii6er Die 93ei6e Der @elt, cine 5eier
be3 8ei9es @ottes, ieines berrli9en
unb 9nabenrei6en gpan9eliums. 8Or
&urSem Daben mir bas @rntebnnffeft
geieiert, Sum 0aufe fir bas iroii9e
SrOb, ba8 ms Der Serr duf'S neue
9egeben, fir al ben iroiI9en 8ei9t6um
ben ms Der Serr bei6eeret bat, Obne al
unIe @erbierit mb g8iirbisfeit. 9lber
ais G6riIteu iuiiien iuir au9: yOer
MenI9 lebt ni9t pom 8ro6 aIleit, ion=
bern pUu eiuem ie9li9en gRort, bas
bur6 ben Muno @pttes 9ebet." 9es=
balb feieru Wir 8eformatiOnsfeit, benz
6errn su lpben unb 5u preiien, fir al
ben 9eiItli6en Se9en i'll bimmlii9en
@iitern, Den Gr ms bis nuf bieIe Stunbe
I'M @uan9elium. bem Seltsn,u9enben
bat 5uIlieBeu laIeu. 9ieIes @unn9e1iunt
jeigt jeoem GbriltenmenI6en ben Stes,
Der 5uu Seile fiibrt, udntlib ben @lnus
ben on G6riitum, ben 8erI6buer unb
Scli9ntaber, 10 baB BEL uns elm Seber
Die CUTE 9lutiuprt empfGn9t ouf Die
6ragc: .g8uS ioa i9 tbun baB ib ielis
iperoe."
Gum Saute seb6rt Die 2iebe aud
9e9eu Die 9ad9iten, bcrjli9en 9nt9eil
nebmen an @Obl InIerer Mitmeni9en
Sbre 9tptb muB uus 81 SerSeu eeben
muB lms eriuefeu sur 2ie6e unb @obl:
tbui, Ireuoi9 uniere @aben 6arSubrin.
gen. 9as iit au6 Elm StId 6es I9ul'
bioen 9nnfes fir bas g8ort @pttes, fun
bic ieligma9enoe @nnoe uub Grfeuntnif
@6riIti, tpel9e uns burd @ottss 9nab'
9e9e6en lift. 9aBt es uns am &efurntn
tionsieIt beipeilen, fommt nit 9anl
se9en ben 0errn sur Stride, bleib,
feines iu .Ieiuem Sdaben Obne @Otl
Suriid. 9eipeiiet Cure 9iebe nu9 burd
Die Sbat, in6em Sbr aud tuilIis sebe
m Der am 8efurmationsfefte erbObeH
EGoaefte.
Wt6se GOtt iesllen bieie serin9el
@prte oil Gu6 Iieben 2eier un6 mi
Ieinem 9iener in treuer 2iebe.
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-10-23
BON 2ittlc Sergcr.

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&ranfenlilte; buffentli6 lit es ni9t &c:
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fat am lebten 0tunta9 nit oem llnter-
ri6t in Seace Sia S6ule be9onnen.
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lit 9enii9enbe @arrentie fir ben @rfolg
Der S9ule.
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eini9en @o9rn leibent, uub lit in 6ol9e
9ehen iebr i6iua6: eS freut uus iebU5
mittbeilen 5u fOunen, haB biclel6e iid
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gse9e na6 Stunp 6ia, WOIcGbit or am
lebten MtOnta9, i'll Der bOrti9en Sdulc,
feline Gtelle nls 2ebrcr autrat.
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tober bc9onnen. 5rdnlein Glanss, uOn
Coles Greet, lit oaielbit 2ebrerin.
Serr 9ll6ert Gberlin lit Der 9liidli6Ite
Wtann i'll 0ieier 9anjen llm9e9enb.
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ben paus bdfi9en Sun9en; iuelber am
lesten Sreita9, 10 san5 auf cinnlal i'll
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nit benz Srei9en bes &lee>Samens be.
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nod serdume 3eit fortIeben miiiien;
tnbem feline 0ienlte nod BON elmer
groBen Nn5abl 5armer bieier 9ta6bar-
i6aft beanipru6t iperben.
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gin5ns ferti9 iein.
Sas i6mnde @ebdube 9erei6t Der
Sarm bes !Serrn Meber Su GROCER j3ier,
nnb bic Serrn 9beu. Mtunbiutller, 5reb.
G6aible unb gilbert stoeflin, peroienen
bas b69ite Sob fir Die 9eidmadupae
9lusfiibruns bes 8aucs.
Die &epublifaner bieier llm9e9enO
frpblpden iber bas 8eIultat Der g8a9l
in SbiU. Die Oemofratild)e 9lOminiz
itration, Ia9en iie, uirft wobl Die
uS9elme" binaus, (iuie beiBt?) aber
bas 8Olt bon Ohio bat Die 0emofraten
binaus9eiporfen."