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The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1885-01-01
Disappearance of an American
Isan Franc.iscn Argnnaut l


The immense Increase in the city pep
ulation in the last decade and consia-
quent extention of the limits of socia
life are fast causing the disappearance
of an essentially American custom
which always struck a stranger as &
curious thing. This is the habit-stili
existing somewhat-that men have OF
addressing one another by their Chris.
tian names-Bill, Tom, Jack, Jerry, OF
by whatever the prenomen may be
familiarly modified into-and this fre
quently without any claim of intimacy
beyond, perhaps, membership of the
same club, or both belonging to the
stock exchange. In the hurry and slap
dash Of business a mans surname with.
out any prefix is natural Was it not
Sir William Jones who said that the
more common your name the more nee
essary is it that it should be treated
with becoming respect2
in England men are almost always
known among their familiars by nick
names, which they usually bring with
them from school Or college and carry
through life; as, for instance, the late
master of the meath hounds was known
far and wide as ''The Chicken, and no
one dreamed Of callrig Capt. Hartopp
by his Christian namt&
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1885-01-01
a Hint for Christmas Collections.

Texas Sifsngs.l
Col Yerger, meeting tue Rev. Whangdoo-
iie Baxter on Austin ayeaue, asked him
"How is your congregation co ming ong'
I'VE am goin' right ahead. sab. Since We
hiss quit passin' De bat We has taken in lots
Oh monsy. Der kerlecslluns has increased
wsRderfully, sab, wonder uIly,''
81 don't understand how you can take up
collections if you don't pass the hat.f
1--WE passes de plate now"
"Well, that's the same thing as passing
the hat, isn't it!"
mo, sab. hit amt de same thing. Deacon
Webster passed ds hat for NOAH dan a year.
and de kerlecshuns was mighty small; but
now passes de plate myself. and de money
Just rolls in. De plate am much more relia.
ble dan de hat.n
''How is thatf'
deacon Webster put tar in de top OBJ his
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1885-01-01
Discovery of Plate Glass.

Plate glass was discovered in an acei-
dental way in 1858, by man named
Tbevart. 1t is attributed to the break
ing of a vessel containing melted glass,
a portion of which found its way under
a large fag-stone which, when subse.
quently removed was found to consist
of a plate of glass. This suggested the
idea of casting glass in plates.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1885-01-01

Oh, maiden fairl ne chris,Inas comes,
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1885-01-01
TO THE END.
MARY Grant Maior. !

Mary Grant Major.
A child sat reading; her golden curis
Dropping low DER the storied page
Reading the tale with parted lips,
OF some wonderful by-gone age.
"Oh, Nedl" she cries, what if my Knight
Should fall in this battle gory!'
Don't fretl' he shouted, stwin all CONS
right,
I've read to the end of the story"
Sometimes at eve, as the night draws near,
That bringeth US certain woe
Our souls gather comfort, we know not how,
We stop not to reason, or know.
An angel, mayhap, doth whisper anear,
As it points to some future glory,
"Fret not for the night, farther on CLEANS
the light,
I've read to the end of the storyiD
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1885-01-01
When Christmas Fails on Thursday.

[Harleian Ms, Fifteenth Century.l
IF Crystemas day on Thursday be,
A WINDY wynter We shalle see.
OF wyndes and weders all wrecked
And harde tempests strong and thycle.
The somer shall be good and drye,
Cornys and bestes shall muItyplye;
That yere Us good Iondes to tyIle,
AMI kynges and prynces shall dye by skylle
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1885-01-01
Reportorial Enterprise.
rr,h,ooa To..l1

Emily Faithful tells about reporto-
rial enterprise as follows: II was asked
a question about matter respecting
which did not care to be interrogated,
so / informed my enterprising reporto.
rial catechiser that had no opinion on
the subject whatever He demurred to
this, but, finding it impossible to ex-
tract one, he quietly remarked We'll,
l shall be compelled to make one foI
you,'o
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1885-01-01
A Beautiful Book.
fCbicago Newa1

''Where have you been, Mrs. Shoddy?'
'Down to the auction
''Buy anythingg
"Oh, yes; bought the most beautiful
book ever saw-red and blue with gilt
edges"
whats The title9'
"Wel, therel forgot to look at
that "
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1885-01-01

The decking of churches, houses and shops
with evergreens springs from period ante
Iior to the Christian era. During the Satrlr-
nnlia the Romans used to ornament their
temples and dwellings with green boughs.
When Christianity became the religion Of
the empire, in the fourth century, the Gus
tom was preserved, and was justified by the
priests from the account OF the strewing of
palm branches in the way during Christ's
triumphal journey to Jerusalem, and also
from the Jewish feast of Tabernacles The
Druids in England used to trim their houses
with mistletoe and other green branches
to propitiate the wood spirits. Wherever
Christianity went it found some such custom,
ard hence it was not strange that decorating
with overgreens at Christmas is almost uni
vhrsnl
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1885-01-01
Advice to Boys.
M. Quad.l

Never carry coin of any sort in youI
mouth. Enough grease and dirt can bt
washed off a seemingly clean quarter tc
discolof a pint of water.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1885-01-01
4 DnrnbIe Pnremanl.

Payements made of brick impIeg-
mated at high temperature with as
phalt are found more durable for wear
than granite OF compressed asphalt. BY
driving out the air and water the bricks
take up Is or 90 per cent. of bitumen
they are then put endways on a con-
crete bed with hot tar,
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1885-01-01

Old Christmas is come Tor to keep open
house,
Es scorns to be guilty OF starving mouse;
Tfe1i come, boys, and welcome Tor diet tha
chief,
PJUn pudding, goose, capon, mined pies and
roast beef.
Come, heap the fagotsl Ira 80 go
Again the cheerful hearth CTiau glow;
Wen haze another blaze my boysl
when clouds are black ana SHOWS are white,
Then Christmas logs lend rudy light
They stole from summer dRys, my boys
They stole from summer days.
And let the Loving Cup go round
The Cup With blessed memories crowned,
That flows whene'er we meet my boys
No draught will hold a drop OF sin
IF love is only well stirred in
To keep It sound and sweet, my boys
To keep It sound and sweet.
-IOliver Wendell Holmes
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1885-01-01

Hartford Post: 1t is said that $500, 600 are
annually expended in Christmas cards in
this country. The Christmas card for 10
cents beats So Christmas present all tc
fir.ders-from the giver's standpoint.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1885-01-01
The Old story.

On Christmas morn the husband is sur
prised with beautiful gold watch and
chain, git from his wife.
The next week he is equally surprised o.
IN inverse ratio at receiving bill for same
from the jeweler.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1885-01-01
Novel searf-Pin.

The holiday market is to be stocked
with a novelty in the way of low
priced electric lamp to be worn as a
scarf-pins The lamp is connected by a
wire to a small pocket battery. A sim
pie contrivance serves to turn on the
electric current and produce light Of
one candle power.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1885-01-01

Harper's Drawer: Perhaps Christmas
does more than any other one institution
to keep that old-fashioned virtue, loving
kindness, alive in the world.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1885-01-01
When England was Merry Englar i.


England was Merry England when
Old Christmas brought his sports again.
Twas Christmas broached the mightiest all; /;
Twas Christmas told the merriest tale;
Christmas gamboI oft could cheer
The poor mans heart through half the year
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1885-01-01

Truth The man who wishes to con-
tinue bs,aeving in his friends should
never put them to the proof.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1885-01-01

Detroit Frse Press: Candy is allus
worth its face value, and what you can't
eat you kin use in, hiring the big boys not
10 lick ye
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1885-01-01
Abolish the Duster.

A medical man advises the disuse Of
feather busters, and advises the use of
a cloth to wipe away dust He asks:
Do you know just what you are doing
when you brush dust away? You dis
seminate in the air, and consequently
introduce into your own interior, into
your tissues and respiratory organs, all
sorts of eggs, spores, epidemic germs
and murderous vibriones which dust
contains.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1885-01-01

Answer to a Correspondent.
J-y Gold: Yes, Xmas IS the time when
stock kings are hung
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1885-01-01
DHRcan's Carb0IiG Ointment.

Old cores, Skin Diseases, Ernptons, PIN
pies, Frost bites, Chapped hands, Wounds,
hurts, ETC., readily relieved By Duncan's
Ointment Price 25cts.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1885-01-01

Whitehall Times: Youth discounts
the future, but age offers a premium for
a return of the past.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1885-01-01
LINKS OF HOLLY

Without the door let sorrow lie,
Wen bury 1t N q Xmas pie.
And every one be merryi
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1885-01-01
Female Diseases.

M @ G. ABEREATHY announces e ~ e
c;tizens OF tho county that he Is pre-
Pared . areai successfully all curAole "a nsrai efi
;ss.ss sssa = md will render prompt fna ,'tl Sn
ei, eervice to ell who may iaVof tasA1v- nSs.A "
their patron age.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-11-20

5rau GbriItina Surtburot (9eb.
SrdHe) cine lunsidbri9e unb 9co6tete
G%inpObuerin u~nieres GuuntDs, itorb
lesten Muutn9 ua6 lnn9ent NM i6fue'
rem 2eioen int SITTER upn 60 Sabren
l Monnt ltib IA Easeu. Die Scritur=
bene binterldBt bier crluabIenc 9in-
Der uno ;a9lrei9e 6rcuube I'm ibren
Cob su beiueineu. 9ns 2etdenbe9rdb=
nis fanb am 9iensta9 auf Der 5nrm
Der 8erlturbenen itatt uno Die pielen
Sreunbe un6 S%efaurte Die iid am
@rabe perinmmclt batten nm ibr Die
leste Gbre ;u eriueiien, Iesten 3eusniB
bapon ab in iuelder bubenN9tuns bieSer=
Iturbene unter ben Giuuobucrn %unierer
Stnbt unb llm9ebun9 ftnnb. M69e lie
Idnft ruben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-11-20

Serr @m. SusDpI, BON 2inn, 0tO.,
iuurbe am lcsten Mittpu6 nit 6rdu-
lein Georgia Gutter, o 8urreHtOn,
MO., i'm Sunoe Der Gbe uereini9t. Die
Trauuns fnnb im Central @cslepun
College Su @orreutun itutt ulb batten
iif Die uicIeu Sreuuoe ulb SCfnnnte
bcs Srautpnnres cin9ciuubcn I'M bcu
Sruuun9sceremonien bciSuiupBlcn unb
benz iunsen Gbepaare Slid sum Sunbe
su iuiiui6en. Ter 9liidlidc Srduti9am
;I9lt in uniercrS tnbt 5ablrei6e Sreunoe
bic ben 3enuermdblten bes !0immels
rcifiten Se9eu nuf ibrcm 9ebcnsiue9e
tpiinId)cil.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-11-20


Serr Daniel Saib celebrate am les-
ten 9ienstns in ieiner @obnuns ieinen
So. @eburtstus unb fpurbe BEL bieier
@elesenbeit bon ben Mif9liebern Der
Berger gUruet 8nnb nit eiliem Stdnb=
den beebrt. gs botten iiG uiele ieinsr
5obrei6en 5reunbe sur 5eier ~ein9eful=
ben nm !Srn. Saib ibre @lldtpiini9e gu
iberrei9en. Serr Gbas 5uebn bielt
cine Der @~elesenbeit entipreden6e &ebe
mad uelder Die 9dite alt ei1em belita=
ten Suuper .tbeilnnbHteu unt mnn6es
@loS auf has @Obl bes @eburtstnss=
finbes ausIeerten. Snn. mir sratnliren.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-11-20

Serr Sobn q. @pblep unb 9attin
feicrten am lebteu Mittiup6 bas Set
Der YbDlSernen SUdScit." Die pielcn
5reunbe bes Yaares Batten lid jablreid
sur 5eier einsefunben um bentielbet lire
berSli9en @liidluiinI6e bar5ubriu9en.
Sm Serlaufe bes glbenbs iprn6en Die
0iit9lieber Der Nppitle Snnb por muo
beebrten bns Subelpunr nit cineni
Gt1noden.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-11-20
0anfiuaunu.

S1nf1agung.
Die unit eriei6nttrn Sinner hantrn elmer
ptrtten @rabtssleituns fir bic srpieIene
ber;li1e uno inries SbeiInnbme lei Der Be-
creisuns ibrer SHUTTER, Srnu Surtbarrt.
6TbIen uns aud eeneu su bsrsli6em Oant
n%erbunbsu, tpslGe unIert Iiebt SHUTTER in ZEN
Sa9en ibrsr Tranfbsit bis AT ibrrm Sptt bel.
fsne une t%rDiferp gu Seite ildnetn, unb ha.
tur6 ibr linatres 2eiern milerrtrn. gSir
brHen, 0rtt rrree ribnsn ncrseltsn, mas eieIe
unlrCr lieben, anrrreselitcn SHUTTER, ME uus
Sinorrn 6clbdn. Der iablrei@en Sraurrser.
i~nmniluns bieuts Sss. 81 l II , sur Setrd6t-
uns tei smSesrdbnie. 5rauS urFbart parRit-
glisb Der rpansIiibrn ct. pauIs 9emrines III
Ssrmann, Np. Sbre @bs puree %stissust nit
/ Sinhern, pel6e ale eripa6Ien lInb. Der 2.
October 1926 mar ibr @ebuIiStas fir eieles
&ebeu; Der f6. Hrremtsr ibr Srrsstaa, une
am frlssnern Sage hsn II. Hpr. 1885 bic
Sc tr ibrts S~ssrlbniTes. Wir trautrn atsr
niGt rbne Srfuuue.
Mir brineen peinfnb unicrn Oanf.
9Sir ifammsln Dir Zen 2pbssIans,
Dir, benz Der Stetter aus Ter Hrth
@rlenrst bat hsn Ianften 3re.
Die trausruern bintsrbliebrnsn SGbue.
@il6elm 8~urfbarbt.
6ris Surfbarot.
Gmil Surfbarbt.
Sphn Sud.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-11-20

5olgenbe glbpunenten Oes YSOlfss
blatt" entribteten ieit unlercm lebten
8eridt iBr Announcement, lupiiir mir
ibrer bierluit bnnfeno quittiren:
5rnn5 Steit, @eu. Yfitin9cr, 9ep.
Gpplcr, Sam'l. IGernnlt, Nbnm 5aer-
Der, 6. 5rilmann, 9lrnn 6. 0pnepcr,
Sacob Mpedli it,, 2Urenj 9u9, Grnit
@aebler, 5rant Steinbed. @Hl. Moore,
Spbn Sclmenba6, 9r. u. @pcrli6,
Nic. &iebler.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-11-20

Die iSerrcn 8. @. Stoenner, ppr
Bar. 5. 3. Suidmunn, upn &eb BIRD.
rtO Gen. 8. Suidutarn, pun Swens:
bile, brei befannte Soufleute u~uieres
6 ountps ltattetcn ulls ant lesten Rolt'
tag eiucit nnaencbmenS elu6 in uni cren
Snnftunt ob. Gieielbeu iinb prft elmer
&eiie uud ct. 2ouis, no fie iid eiui9t
Gage aufbielten uno @norensinfiuft
fir lire reIp. @ei6dfte madten. 5uriif
9etebrt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-11-20
&ulonie Warienfrlo.
Guunt9 Sit nunMnrtiuG uunt9 9rras,
an her NernS NM Wlcific MniLrnN.

an ptI 2tlus NHp SdttiIt Jt1tU1p.
SerrIitrs 9~rluute5 Slimta, sutrs Wafsr,
freie Wsiee, S6ule une Stride, frGftissr
fruhtbarer grairie : Speeu. prreufte ctr
GcIputs ftue Wsi,rn, Safrr. @trltr, 8pssen,
Naistcrn Sorghum, SartrHsln, 8rmuir,
Saumppus, Satat unh Sbf. Gt~irntabnlanS
su $500 bis 800 ZEN 9drr, auf 1OiGbrisrn
Rreeit, 9 taatS=S 6uIane au $500 ZEN Ndrr
auf ertisisidbrisen Srehit, 5 prr;snt Sntsrel-
fen. Hur fir pirflibc 9IniIrelcr. I1btrs
g~usfunft srlbsiIsn &se. 9. 81. peters.
@arienfetb. 5eras, s. 6. &rea2r, Gin-
rdnecr Assnt. 10 Rain Str. Gao Stras,
u1S 80. 8. ABRAMS, Sane-G rTimiifrnsr,
S.t& =. &e, Dallas, SeraS.
Or pse@rcIr i II mad Rarirnfrlb,
IsraS, une ;uriid, iu itbr srmGsistsm 5abr.
preis, fabren I'm 10. September unp H.. Of.
tpter ron Chicago une Ct. gcuis ab. gSc-
gen SidrtS i6rrite mai an Sppn 6. ennis,
Sc @aibinstrn Str. Chicago, y. u. @arnif,
131 Sine Ctr, Cincinnati, ., unr 9. s.
SOpuirnb, Ornsral Challenger Agent. ct.
Spuis, Wp.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-11-20

Die idbrli9e @enerol.S eriamnllun9
Der Iderbnil9eIellidaft ppn @asconaoe
County fano an lebtcn Snmstn9 I'M
Ntarftbauie itutt. Die ful9enbeu Ser
rcr iuurben ais Senmte criud9lt: @mt.
6. 8oeins, Brdiibemt; @m. !6er5pg,
Gecretdr; 8. Slugr, Collector; Gbas.
5usser, S6asmeiiter; @nt. YUei6el,
GommiiiiOner; Su9U Srppp, Gbas.
8ieser, GbriIt. Gberlin unb 9bilipp
9u9n, Oireftoren.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-11-20
Wrrfmiiroiaes Gntfnmmrn.

5rdu Rary u. DALEY scn Sunfbampd, pa.
mar 6 SABRE lang nit aibml uub Srru4itis
ttbaftet uue bic brfrn Arr;tc fpnnten ibr frine
9~inhtruns StrI1aFrn. Nen srr;rsiftlte an
ibrtm Auffrmmrn, tis nc ysrsapssneu Sttctrr
cine 8Idfde scn Dr.. sings 9frnrr Gnterduns
dnI9aHtt, prrauf aussnbIidIi9e GTiei&trrune
fcIatt; hurh anbAltfneen 9strdu6 ruTee cine
.rrlNf6nhise Stiluns hcrirft uue fic drdu nabm
in renistn @rnaicn 80 plumb an Osrriut Su.
-TrSbeaafFen hiefts sreeen NVittcls tnr alt
SaIs- une 2unernfTanfbritrn fcfenfrri in
Raft's Arrtbeff. grrsr 6IafdrH 81. 4
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-11-20

bofteur .bes ,8olfsblatt" als Milijs
Sulbnt benz @aterlanb bicute, fonute CT
;u elcider 3cit iciner 3eitung nidt &C.
reft fperber. Die 5pl9e bierppn iuar
boB nGbreno elmer iebr gerartmcn 3eit
bns y8olfs6tntt" nun i'm balben 5ormut
erI6einen fonnte: ia bnB es Sulueilen
oar ni6t eri9ien. llnb ais I'M Sabre
1864 cine N6tbeilung &c: 8ebellen-
heeres, inter Gen. Marm1oufc, uou
Sermonn Sciib cr9rinen bate, muBte
bos grI6eiren bes ,Golfsblait" cine
9eitlnn9 9artj ein9eitellt lucrocn, illbcm
man Die Sppen uilp. per9raben bate I'M
tic boy 3eritDrun9 5u ldiiben.
Sebo6 nuf Sturm unb Ntad)t iolgt
iinlner ipieoer Gube, 2idt NIB Spnnen,
i9ein. Gnbli9 bate Der 9i9nntiI6e
Sompf nils9etpbt, uno 8ube unb 9coro-
nete ;3uItGn6e fe6rtcu nImGbli9 miebcr
BEL u1s Gin.
6err Sofob @roi iiberlcbte eic pbi9clt
Grei9rtfie rIr furjc 3eit; bereits I'M
Mai 1870 entriB i'm Der Sob bem
&reiie l%eiltcr 5nmilie, lub DEM Sreile
i%eiter 5reunbe uuo @eiiunun9s9enoicn.
Gs lit bier nidt bic 2(bli6t cire 6ebd6t-
niBreoc auI Oerru SHtpb @rnf iu Gnltcn,
ieouf iino ipir cs lcitcm 2(ubclfen nls
| @riiltbcr ulb Heoaftcur bc5 n&plt3-
blott" l6ul0ig, ju bcmertcu, DAB CT pdb-
reno i%eiltcr 9ul,;eu 4%nufbnbn, mo ielbit
lit oct trilbitcn Stlmoen, iurdtlp5 fiir
bas fGmpItc, mas linn nls 3icl bcs &c,
bene 9nlt, iir jrcigcit, MnDrbeit, ul0
&cdt. Sciu cncr9iIdce 2luftreten III
jeltcn Io9cn ;u9 inn Io9ur pcrlpnlide
@~erIolgun9cn SIT. Gincs lit ibm nbcr
pom Sdidinl pcr90nut luprocn: or BAT
ben %uOllitGnbi9en Sic9 Der Sn6c crlcbt,
fir iuefde CT nit 9onjer Scclc cin9c=
Itnlt0en mar.
No6 bent Gpbc nc3 @crrn SUfOb
9rnf, librtc Die %Sittruc bas @ci6dit,
nit Siilie Der SinNcr, weitcr fort, nno
Scrr &ubpfp1 Sir;cl mar wdbrcub Der
nddlteu Sabre. Der &cbhftcur pcS
Slotte=.
SpGtcr i%ihcruoDnt 0crr Solcpb Getting
ole @eldGitsiIbrun9 unO sic &cbatticIl
bcS 8fottc., uno IS lit bier mlIcrG
9ilid)t iu bemerTeu, DAB inter Der tiid)-
tiscu. 9clddItsmGBi9cn 2eitun9 bcs
Serrn Getting, hns ,%olfsblott", nit
8eSu9 ouf icineu 2cicrfrcis NM. cirtelI
u~tge1eurcu Iuflduuu9 HADN'T.
Die mmittclbarc llrlofe 6ielrr Ihnt
lod)c lit iebcnfnIs lit oCm llmituno 81
iud)en, boB 6crr Getting. ncbcu Icincn
tctniid)sn acrrtniiicn ais Sspcr mO
Grudcr, in Der Gage mar, ben 3utcrcncn
tc4 SIdttcs ieinc pole Belt mo Hlui
m%erfiomfcit pinmcr ;u f0uncn.
Sm Sabre 1881 i%lbcrlnbnIcn Die
@cbr. @rnf, SObue bcs ucrit. Ncrrn
Safub @rof, bic 6~cron@9obc mr. bic
&eoattipn bcS .%pltsblOtt." 9&n5 url'
bcn 5prtIdritt bcs Slotte2 BON 1891
bis ;ur Gc9cniport unhetriIIt, 10 f0lulcr
mir rnIere Sreunbe, ionic ooa Yublltum
iitcrDoupt ncrlifcru, baB b%crIctbc Tort.
uGbrcnb Gin Gpdit crIrculidcr 9elucier
lit, uub 9ehcn mir Su9lcid bic &criide-
RING boB cs itets unlcre bUd,itc NuI9obc
bleiber ipirb, Die @uuit utb bns Scr
trnucit eitcs iunbrbcitslicbcnhcn mo
beutetocn &rblifunnS. SIT criperbcu uIp
su bc6nltcn.
Ndtun9Supl,
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9tddften 9Onnerstns lit 9nnfias.
unsstas unb in alien GottesbduIern iii
Ierer Stubt unb in ben Mebrjobl ber
8irden unIeres @Ountps miro nt Die.
fem Gage @uttesbienit at9ebalten iuer.
ben.
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Gs beiudcn au9eblid $4,000 iur9e
5%rauenjimmer i'll bieiem Sabre ip9e.
nunttc Colleges" @enn bieie iun9eu
6rauenSin,nter bel citer gutter EQUESTRIAN
in Die Slide seGen iuiirten, ludre es I'M
has @ubl u~nleres 9nnoes better beiteIt
80 bemcrft 9anj i%reifenb eines r%nIercr
@ediclbla tier.
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Sober 5amilieuuater iuute Itets ba=
rauf bebndt lein CUTE Seilmittel I'M
Sauie uprrdtbi9 5u buben. ct. SutObs
Del bat ii9 i9un felt Sabren 9e9et
8beumntismus, 9ubus NM Sopfi6mer=
sen, iiberbdupt 9e9ct ale GuBereu
S9mer;eu beludbrt. 5iiniSt9 Cts. Die
5laide.
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Der befan1te @etterpropbet 8is9iis
propbe5eit eineu 1ansen unb itrenscn
@inter. Gs lit beBbalb ni6t sela9t
bn6 man Oielen @inter ii6 Der 8dlte
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duBerit biqisen Yreiien lit Gbriitmann's
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mn @interanjiiae faufen fam.
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Die @etterprppbcten prOpbejeien sum
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ten ni6t redt cpliuenirt.
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9(llftiOm.
or llntCr;ei6nete pire am

Ter llntcr;ei6rete pirb am
Snmstas, ben 81. Rubcmbcr, 1885,
auf Iriuer 6arm an ter STRIP Greet na6frtsns
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0crr Sobn Yfauti6, Sr., Mtitbeiiser
Der Concert Salle i'll 9crmann, Ntu., be.
iano Iid am Sounta9 unb Wuntne bel
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Libby Protection Congress Cater
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G9riIt. @c5cr bate ii6 a n lebtet
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Gorge, Summer, Sruntbeit, 9tteberz
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9tnluenbuns o Sun's nesetabilii9en.
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inn ieite ju9cnbli6e Snrbe uub s6Dnz
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9err 6arrp 9orb, iuel6er 1dnsere
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iunr, bot feline STEELE nieber9elest uub
reiite I'LL letten SUnntns mad ieiner
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9ermann 9ciiel iuurbc All icincr Stelle
als 9prtcr nnaeltellt.
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Die @inuObneri9uft ~unleres @ountp5
iuurbe lebte@O ode um5S eeGen permebrt.
Gs ipurben sebUren Serrn @m. 8.
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ter; Sobn Sibler e~benfalls bon Stuenss
bile Elm Rdbden; Nus. Srinfmun unb
q. &emmert ie Elm SDDuden.
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Der @inter nnbt Dernn uno bamit Die
8iir9erl6uft u%nleres GOuntps ni6t
i~rieren io1 uno ii6 Grfdltun9cn SUI
Siebt bat 9err @m. Slec. Gi9entbiimer
bes GitD Sdub Store cine 9rOBe Nus-
tpab1 @ulnmi S6ube uno Stiefel eilt.
selest, Die CT SIT bi0i9en Ereiieu Der
fault.