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Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-25
Nuskegon. Mich.


Mr.. y. q. NAsDERIINDE.-Ne have used yOuI
Magic Oil with great satisfaction. One OF ouu
children wa taken sick with (so-called3 dlph-
therla. OF course We employed doctor. bat The
child grew worse every day. One morning. the
doctor called with four more of ms profession
and consulted. If the child would bs alive ia the
evening the. We're to open tie childs throat and
cut the phiegrm out. TINS 1 did n0t approve OF
but rs there VAS hope of the enid recovery,
consented. Finally Our reigiihOr. Mr.. /. Wander
werp. called with "a bottle Oi your Magic OIi. an1
asked If We would use tit would cost u moth
Ing. We gaze tie child three hye drops IL
ternally every hour and poultced the sOles OF lts
feet with onion and batled 10. throat well with
Magic Oil. and hcn the doctor came ia tHe even
ing he wanted i0 know what or Iad gwen
child, "a il eltiIt-i -o much ta-irr | told nm
We used Van Aagrc OIl. Iie -.-ia A,ep lght Oh
using j. A. q at WIS iH.ter tfan lac cOuld 90. 4
have thanked Ars. NanlerWerp thousand tiDes
for her kiIuine>s. and / sincerely THANK you tor
your valuable medicine Aoure truly.
MR.. a. d. PAIN.
Vans Mage Oh King Of Pain Is Dianufac-
tured by y. q. Vans eTiinde. MuskegOn, Mlcn.,
and is sold b. ill dealers.
For sale al retail Ia Grand Rapids at the follow
ing drug stores. vi. Il. kinm. Peck Brothers,
B. LscOtt. ii. 4 +. Ihum. l.. L. Wilson. and W.
III. Nanleuw n. also L. a. Buys 4 Co.. Andrew
Dcv0.. and g. lild-nmnlder. FOR sale az whole
-sile by Haz.ifiue Perkins Go
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-25
]. W. EDDY

have usel Vans Magic oil for Neuraleis. ana
IL has proved 10 De satisfactory. as n has cue
me entirely: also our next door ueighbOT Wa
cured by il. JOehans kieit boy Internal use for
Sore Throat. combined with "a severe Cough And
Hoarseness. also man by the name of Stotfs
Kwintens VIZ cured Boy II Of "a very severe Lame
back. can never SAY too much IN praise of your
Magic Oil.
Grand Haven. April y, 1874.
Yours tfgly JAG OBJ DESPELDEk
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-25
Read What Vans Mage On or Hirs
- Pain fas Ccre or
the Peoes

We have used Ven Magic Oil for internal aid
external applications 10 cases II 'olda. oio uts
Burns. Bruises. etc. and md none better. IL ;;
especially adapted to cilIidren. Al D. uses
with safety ard satisfaction and We earnestly
recommend q u parents.
Muskegon Sept. ~. loci.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-25

We have usej Your Magic Oil for several year
and would lot ike to be without IT, n Il gOOC
family medicine. viz Burns Bruises. sore
Throat, Colds etc. hence j truly recommend Il u
the public. REN. +. NANDEilN i,kES.
Patterson, \. j.. Feb. II. 1881.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-12-09
DONEY'S
HOOSierPOet
CIGAR.
NEWS NOTES BY THE CABLE.

opinions of Leading London Newspapers on
me Tone of President Cleveland's Message.
LONDON, Dec. 9.-The Daily News editorially
'syS President Cleveland's message seems to
faCs MIN IN true succession to the greater men
"nO nave occupied the presidential chair, rather
"An 10 the late Democratic line. 1t is conceived
= most Just and friendly spirit toward all for
''sn powers, and contains no word to tickle the
s@'' O American jingoes.' The message OK.
r'.SSes sentiment of international good will
An equally wise and prudent on all domestic
tcpics'
.,,a,ae me Poss says: 'Some of the old world
kS.snlen krS.' n might ponder with benefit Mr. Cleve-
Ths reasons touching the Nicaragua treaty"
n,,.s standard says: "The message is tenn
Ig.aaS. IgS and dienifed and goes far to justify Mr.
NM. nc election Mr.. Clevelands policy, on the
n .s, ,.s, Us worthy of adoption. Austrias action
VII s,IGsus,hg to receive Mr.. Kelley accords with
fss s snuerstood precedents If the right to re-
Cor.ss;a,.ex sa exequatur conflicts with the American
bal alI."sutlon, the sooner the Republics munich
hxs ,ss are put in keeping with international
oecnr s less such difficulties will be likely to
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-12-09
Cable Notes.

4 Dee laag la announces that he viii produce Faust"
$nnept request has been made TO the British gov
s's Burmah. ''" NN"H''s' 0i o0"'l''f'' "
Il M k'et Andrea Mattel. He is famed chiefly for
tha asislations into the Italian tongue of seven
sfnspv s1g poets and dramatists of England and
szer aahae.naing Goethe, Schiller, Gessner. Grill
aay oria peare, Milton and Byron. lie also wrote
shal poems of great beauty.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-12-09
Prince Alexander,s Ultimatum.

a o'sAADE, Dec Skiing Milan has telegraphed to
h ~, @sale that the fortyeght hours have expired
...,,. Ffince Alexander was to have replied to the
8k,,h peace proposed by Servia, but that no reply
POrs aar:.ved received Thesgovernment in note to the
a.. but says that miitary exisencies @ compel servia
hlexandosu tiy with Prince Alexander. Prince
sAeryia nrt repeats his former demands, and gives
nui Thursday to accept them,
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-12-09

N Ca,a general belief that there is no remedy
e assas,ilph phon, and probably. in some cases
.IsF 81 ,.. lon may be correct. We know how
viii sae ooy.rs oy Dr rslief to the
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-12-09
"esuit of the English Election.

aa. IN Dec S.-An estimate of. the final result
asg,.s gives the coalition of Tories and Par.
Aon tbs majority of ten over the Liberals Apart
Il Tbs SGtneil vote, the Liberals have majority of
sainoI pa :, conservatives, headed by Mr.. Lewis are
Rh NJ Independent section, opposing any coalition
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-12-09
Interviews with Prominent Financierl

New YORK, Dec 8-Mr. Jay Gould said this
evening" "Mr. Vanderbilts death was certainly
a surprise to me, and sad one, too His death
will be great loss to the world of business and
finance. for he certainly was the foremost
figure in many Of the greatest enterprises that
have been carried out in this country during the
past twenty FIVE years"
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1885-11-14
THE YOUNG FOLKS.
THE MOrHERLEsS TURKEYS.


The White Turkey was dead, The White Turkey
was dead! ss -.f
How the news through the bsrn-ysrd went hyingi
OF mother bereft. four small turkeys were left,
And their case fer assistance was crying.
Zen the Peacock respectfully folded his tail,
As suitable SYMBOL of sorrow,
And his palmer wife said, "Now the old bird is
desd.
Who will tend her poor chicks on the morrow?
And when evening around them comes dreary and
chill er
Who above them will watchfuly hover?"
..rwo each night Will tuck meath my WINGS"
said the Duck,
''Thoueh I've eight Of my own must covert"
al have S. much to dol For the bugs and the
In the garden. Ills tiresome picLin';
have nothing to pare. for my l must care, ~
Said the Hen with chicken.
''Hcw wish, y said the Goose, 81 could be
use,
Fer my heart is with love over Drumming;
The next morning that's fine they shall 30 with my
nine
Little elbow backed gos'ings, out swimming
~ will do what 1 cav" the old Dorking put in,
''And for help they may call upon me, too,
Though I've ten of my own that are only half
grown -...
And a great deal OF trouble to see to;
But those poor little things they are all heads and
wings, ili-laf 1ai -gfT
And their bones through their feathers arc stick
in.''
every hard it may be. but don't come to meP
Said the Hen with one chicken.
"B.lf my care, suppose. there is nobody knows
I'm tue most overburdened of mothers. 81
They must learn, Iir,le elves. how to scratch for
themselves,
And not sack to depend upon others.'
she went by with cluck, and the Goose to the
Duck
Exclaimed, in SUI prise ''Well, never!'
Said the DucA: II declare, those who have the
least csre,
Tou will lind complaining forever,
And when all things appear 10 be threatening and
Art when troubles your pathway are thick in,
For some aid IN your voc, o beware how YOU 20
10 Hen with one chicken!'
MARION DOUGLASS.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1885-11-14
THAT AWFUL WOODPILE,

Coming home from school one day,
found large pile Of wood before our
door.
There's work for you, Willie," said
Ned Blake, the boy who was with mo.
Your fstner had better DO as my
father does-hire man to get it in. 1t
is too much for boy, mother says,
ani it will take the whole of Wcdnes-
day afternoon. You will have no time
for play. Now, Will, I would not do
that, tell you"
/, This was the substance of Ned's talk
aswe stood before tho woodpile, and
the moro no said tho bigger it grew.
BY the time he left me began TO think
myself poorly used boy indeed.
"There is work for you, Wiliie," said
mother, as L sided into the kitchen.
r.Did you see that beautiful wood at the
fgate IS you came inf'
al should think did" l mutterd to
myself. but said nothing aloud, only
asking how father was. He was i'll,
and bad been for many months, and
the family funds. 1 knew, were becom-
ing low.
sit is n monstrous pilo," At length
said, getting glimpse OF itfrom tho
window.
IS, much the better for US, Willie."
said tho mother, choerfully. ga long
winter is before US, you know"
Dinner was soon ready, tho table
spread in tho little Kitchen, and father
was helped out from an adjoining room
by bis two little daughters, one on each
side. Father and mother sat down to
cur frugal meal with thankful hoarts,
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1885-11-14

Perhaps there is nothing, except the
cannon's mouth, which tries q mans
conrage like his first appearance either
IS lecturer or in defence Of client.
A young man who is ciutchipg madly
at > table to prevent his knees from civ
ing way beneath him, from "stage-
flight" ought hardly to be held respon-
sible for every thing no says:
A certain lawyer who is now an able
judge WAS, when he first came to the
bsr, ~ very blundsrirg and terror
stricken speaker. On one occasion
when he was try ing case of rell win
involving the right Ct property in b lot
OF hogs, he ssid,-
Gentlemen OF the jury, there were
just twenty -.our hogs in that dro5ci
just.,wenty- ionr gentlemsn; Hossi Of
Tie jnry,-hogs-of-the jlrj -sL.-sr
hcgs! Twenty -four! exactly -t@.c--=s
many, gertloman of the jlry-+as--aro
in that jlry-,cxr rs. t,ti b..
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1885-11-14

lesson had learned. Years of labor
successful labor-hsve since tested and
proved its value. When the work looks
insurmountable, and you seem 10 have
NO heart to take hold Ct it, as work
many times will, remembc it is only
stick at time, and 20 at it.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1885-11-14

woodpile." l am afraid that my chief
dish was dish of pouts. Father asked
me several questions, but 1 took no
part in the pleasant table tax.
"Well, my boy" said father, after
dinner, "there's that wood to be put in.
No school this afternoon, so you will
have time enough. You had better d,
it tho first thing"
sit will take tho whole afternoon"
l ssid coldly. "The boys are going
nutting.''
was not sure of this, but anything
in the way of an objection to the wood.
My father said nothing. Dsar. dear
father! God forgive me for wounding
his feslingsl i
Mother" 1 said, following her into
the pautry, "Ned Blsks's father hires
u man to get his wood in. HIS mother
thinks it is too much for boy to do.
Why does not father hire one?'
"Ah," said my mother, sadly, "the
Blakes arc better of than we. Your
poor father"
Tears came into her eyes, hhe stopped.
Mary ran in whore We wore, and l hal
ashamed of myself, escaped out If the
door. ;uSa ss scrl. orc -rr7fq 81
Sill Ned Blake's words rauhlsd il
me and thought it too bad nor did tax
brisk west wind blow off the fumes OF
tho foolish grumbling which made .
coward Of me. l sat on the wood bloch
with my hands in my pockets and shut
fled my fact among the chips in SOU
discomfort.
at is such monstrous pil,!' [ ssiC
to myself a dozen times.
Presently out came mother.
jumped up.
"Willie," she said cheeIfIlly, Z"
would go to work earnestly. You viii
soen get it in." '''
sit is monstrous, mofherr' SAID ii
self plying tones. '.It will take m
forever, ard half kill ms in the bar
gain"
Forever is lorg, long WHILE" sale
she. "Coms, lot Us look at the pila
1t ia big, but all you have to do is t.
take stick at time. That will no
hurt, Willie, am sure-only stick a
tins! Yot one stick at time vii
make thst pile vanish quicker than Jo1
think sor, Willie. Try it now"
There was kindness, yet decision il
mothers tone which wore irresistible
Sac could put even harder things, 0
what We thought hard, in very achiev
able light. ~ ...., =.
"Only one stick at time,". criet
jumping up and following her. Rsall.
the pile seemed already to lessen under
this new mode of attack. 'Oaly on
ttick at q time"
That seemed easy enough. Only I
stick at q time! What was the need O
. man to do thatP One stick at time
II Ned Blake could not do that he was :
poor tool. iaei.g 1aaf.a
Ahland poor tool he proved to be
My mother had got my mettle up, enc
boldly went to work.
Father" said !, boiling into The
house later hour in the afternoon, all
in glow, .'please toll me what TINT
1t isP"
eight minutes after three" he
| answered, looking at his watch.
"Whowv' shouted, land tho pile il
mastered" s. .s.
Nsvsr did feel such strong md
joyousuess OF tho power of doing. Find
ing mother, put my arm around bel
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Wlitlei0 erreaellbe 6altuna Der oIfisiellen

Mitleio erreqellbe 6altung Der oTfiSieaen
Oppolitionsfiibrer i'm llnterbauie gaben
2orb &anbolpb 5uerit einen Salt I'M
Sauie fomie i'm 2anbe. @r erfannte
ben bemofratilden 3ug i'm golfe,
un6 nit gleider @eididli6teit, nit
glei6sr &raft urb 2eiben16aftli6feit
mie ieiner5eit bet iunge Sisraeli, mari
er Ii6 gum 8orfdmpfer Ser euslil9en
MaHen, aber ni6t in Der iibliden
@pra6e Der Mdnner fiir 9lGes auf,
ionbern nit Bitterfeit erfldrte er, baB
bic @inen oas 2anb ebenip gu @runbe
ri6ten tpie bie Mnberen; baB feline Sorp
partei oas golf bpr benl 8erberben
ni6t gu bepabren i'm Gtanbe fei. Wie
Sisraeli mari ii6 2orb Gan6olpb
glei6iam gum @ortdmpfer bes ensliz
f6en 8olfes na6 innen uno gegen 6en
duBeren Geinb auf. Nfit @turm erz
oberte er fi6 bic leitenoe STEELE i'm nn=
terbauie, un6 bic offi5ieuen 5iibrer ber
SorDpartei erideinen als gar arnlelige
Wi9te neben Der 8erIerfertputb bes unz
botmdBigen SorD Semofraten,"
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nabm einen neuen @b5ug slei6fam sur

nabm einen neuen 9lb5ug slei6iam sur
ndberen grldllterung.
3ug tint 3ug - r1a6t feds Marf,
ld6elte bartnddig bic S96ne nit Be,
ausgeitredten S6ale.
Das 1T ia aber-bie 5ortlekumg ber:
i6ludte er, griff in bic Sai9e, rei6te
Elm 3ebnmarfitud unb erbat lib bier
Wtarf retonr!
Serausgegeben tpir6 ni9t! unb Die
fleine, bornebme 9anb mari gei6idi
oas @ploitiid gu BEN anberen.
Sem Baron mar beiB ge,por6en, e1
puBte faum 3u bellte1t, mas linn gei6e=
ben, un6 geba9te fein berlebtes @efiibl
bur6 einen oiteniibfen &udaug gu mar
firen, ba trat Der Sof ein.
Ser Baron mar i6on au iebr 6of.
mann, UNI iiG mutbmillig aus Der
Some in ben S6atten su begeben, er
blieb baber in benz Strabienfreiie, bielt
li6 aber dngitli@ bon Ben sefdbrl;9en
8uben fern.
Sie 9erri6aften beiaben, beuunber>
ten unb tpd6lten I'm 10 rid5i6tslDler,
uno enblib uinfte bie prinseilin 3.
ben Baron an eine Spieltpaarenbube
beran nit Der Grage:
9aben Sic f6on Sbre ginfdufe
gema6t, cher baron2 Wenn ni9t, 10
empfeble i9 Sbnen bier fiir Sbre S66=
ter bieie Mbtbeilung nit Spielia6en,
Sic fnoen getpiB fir Seoe elm biibi6es
Spielseug!
Was mar gu MAIDEN? 9ie bobe
Same f6ien ansunebmen, baB ole
9e6ie tDie iunge &aBem aus einem
Wurfe itammten, unb er bate Der
Prinseiiin bod erit neuli6 auf 8efraz
gen ersdblt. baB Die iiingiten 8ei6en eli
Sabre alt ieien!
(Gortiesuns fol9t)
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@i9tis fiir Nustpauberer.
@rose @reisermabisuns in Der lleberfabrt

gr0Be ErelsermaBt9un8 IN Der lleberfabrt.
Der 1lateraeihnete iif ermdAtiat YaiIaae.
idbeine, freie 8etotisuns eiuseidIofen, BON 8re.
men ii5er Sapre unb antiperpen nod Gan IN.
onto fiir $44.15 aus3uFeqen.
Der @rei8 fir bic &eile bon San Nntonic
mad oben senannten Safen, incl. 8ef0Fisuns,
$52.3s. 8
Geruer reouairte Giienbabnraten nod allen
0rten IN Deuti9lanb, S6peia Danen,arl unt
Granfreid.
@dberes su erfabrsn Bel
6. @riefenbed,
22,i,tup @aiIase. gsent, San antonio.
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Mper's
Q9ue Cure

entbalt Elm ge8ensift esssn alIe bon sumbHmf ter'
rdbrsaSe ttebet, Sas, 70 pieI mon ueiB, in feiner
anbern Gr3nei entbaIten lit. Gs entbdIt tein gbis
min. aud feline nnetaaf9en pber anbern idabIi9en
8eitanetbeiIe unb bat baDer feinen uabtbeiIigen
Ginffub orf bic Contribution fonbern Idbt ben a5r,
per 70 geianb rpie Dor ber aranfbeit.
sBir sarantiren, bab Myers Msue.Gure ole
Sdue Don taItem renittircnbem, ftilem, MedieI.
unb gaIIenfeber, 70 pie Don 2eberTeiben, bic
bar9 Stinpfift berbeisefibrt inb, beilt. GoIIte
es mad ridtiser @nwenOuns su beiten perfebIen, 70
finS bic 8anbler burd unfer GirtuIar pom 1. SuIi
1882 erxia9tist, has Sch surid3u3abIeH.
Dr. 8. q. aper & Co., IumeII, @aff.
Sn anen @potbeten ~ baben.
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gmdinebant's 8art<4ei,e Dy.)

IN eizfx Ssr wi8tiseen nnb beliebtsfer 1oiIettem,
arfxsl tiir 9errn sepcrben. Ser einen srausn
oars beisat, sser einen, befiex natarliGe Sarbs
anansentbm n, BEN wirb Sudins ans gart,
}. Hsite bsifen.
3ubereitst bon
". y. 4aH & Co., Nafbna, y. 8.
y in auen ap0tbsten su baben.
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VERAMENDI- DI-GARTEN,

4snet 9 lebab sStraBs. sss Z.
Ric. Damfen q Co.. Gisentbimer.
Auserleftae Getrdnfe ul,b @isarren.
gistaltes Rome Star" unb ,gitb Bier bi.
rett bonn Dab. auSse5eidneter Qund
5aoortommenbe 8eoieuung. L2S,6,s5,tli
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Gin padet6en uS6paraer &eiter"
Stimmt Die tribe Seele better,
9fummer Gins unb 3tpei 0Rappee
rs all & Qr" beilt aues Web.

= @eitern Morgen fano 2ieutenant
8rumblers auf ber S9melle ieiner
gSobnung am Gobernement 9epot ein
&orb9en NIT einem fauber eingetpidelz
ten anf6eineno brei Monate alien &inb=
9en. gritaunt padte ct ben Guno au=
lamnen uno elite gum @ountpri6ter
Wuraba9, ben er, uttter Der ausoriidIi=
den 8erii6erung, 6aB er erit felt eini=
gen Wtonaten in Der 9tabt fei, um &atb
befragte. 6err Wur5ba6 IieB ben
Sinbling in's 9lrmenbaus bringen unb
ibn Der pfese Der ii6 1T bentielben be-
finsli6en Srauen iibergeben, tpobur9
ti9 Sieut. @rumbles iebr erlei6tert
fihlte.
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Mallorq Daulpfer>2imie

t sipifden gaIbeftom unb
u err gort bietet Neiieaben
- mad europa bic bette, biaiaife
unb ausIeid aa9enebmfe Meiieroute. Giir Cure
bon Deutfdlan6 foinmenOe Wsrmanbte iit bieier
Seq ber empfeblenSpertbefe, ba anfentbaIts.
Spefen in Nem gort bon BET Gompasnie fur
bielelben be3abIt iperben. Dur9biIlette finb au
ben allerniebrisfen preilen au baben. @essn
2idets ODER YreisIiifen ipeube mon iid on Ben
nddfen asenten ober 9idetasenten. Details
rrbff Druid dfa9en Derbeu bereiin,iIlig bertbeilt
bon 81. e. 0ottttf3, Naent,
q. gebIert, TaiIase gIert,
,2,t IL Bef. .gommereear., Gan antonio.
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= Son felt Sabren sebran6e i6
Or. Nugut &6nis's $ a m b u T.
ger Sropfen uno balte 1ie in ieber
9inii6t fit boraiigli6, fie iino uniibers
treffli6 bel alien 2eberz, Magen= un6
Rierenlei6en. Man@e 9ottor= unb
Ipotbeferre6nung babe i6 bur6 bic
Intpenbung 6erielben f6on eripart.
Sobn 8ommer, %. Mabiion StraBe,
Sttatpa, Slls.
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.Hnf(,S Wesetabilifd,er
Sieiaiamifder
0dd1ts@ @rtte1teret..

Ss'fen eeptnnt elm 5silmittel 70 eutiaiebenss
Sertranen bein qubIitim we Saa's 6aar, ,ern.n,
estr. Die 5due, tn bensm ct eime pouitdnbioe Bts.
SerbsrfteIluns ber 6arbe bes Soores pub einen
sefnnoen 3uiaaHb ser aopfbaut beruorasrufen, fiub
unsdbIis. atte eeute Iobem itn ua, feiuer munSer.
barren araft piIen ibren pettpersenben aodsn
bsrsn arfprinsIi9e 5arbe unb e90nbeit ,pieber,u.
seben. Sesfe In mtttIersn Sabren sebraud5en ibu
serne, neil er bic aa5Ibet perbatet G@uppen ents
iernt bdIt unb benz Saare elm iraftises @obstbum
ertbeilt. Sunse Gamen fnb ibm I'm ibrer goiIstte
wiaen eerposen, neil er BEN Saare einen idb5nen
wsi4sn Giant eHbeiIt, unb es ibnen m5sIid modt,
iSr 8aar iH ieber bsIisbisen Sorm iusur,4ten So
III sr Bel allen beIiebf, unb smar einfa& aus benz
@runbs. wsiI er itets ibren erwartinosn sntpri9t.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-07-06
gnrrespnuaeus. Geoar Greet, 8altrot

correspondents. gebar Greet, 8aitrop
Co., 3. Suli. Sie belize Sabres3eit fat
man9e~ unangenebme @ri9einung i'm
Gefolge, ). 8. @onnenlti9 unb paller=
i9eue 9unoe. Sci uns bat aber bic
inteniibe 9ibe fi6 an ben tueiden &C.
birnen unierer WaIlerbrii6er bemerfbar
gema6t, in6em biefelben fi6 permaBen,
uns ibre tpdnerigen Soeen au octroDiren.
Wlr baben ibnen aber beimgeleu9tet
Sm WerbdItniB bon 4 au l baben mir
lte ngeboten". Ser bieiige Obermuder
unb S9ulmeiffer fanb ii6 genhbigt,
bic Semerfung gu MAIDEN, baB ieiner
Meinung na9 in 6iefem Gale ni6t
uvox populi vox del" getpelen. Das
geite fur i'm at bic Ier iiberfluiiaen
gemerfung mar iebenfals, baB bieielbe
ni9t allfeitig eeb6rt unb berfan6en
tpurbe, fonit bdtte es ibm lei9t ubredig4
geben f6nnen. 9ie 8egeilf ilferung fir
bic quite Sadie bate f9on iotpeit glaz
then getrieben, baB ein iunger Mamn
unter bernebmbarem Glu9en erfldrte,
lrgenb einen 2ocal Option Mann am
plaB our93ubauen, tpenn es getpiinidt
tDirbe. Neben ber freualpinnendbnz
li6en gri6einung belasten Obermuders
tpar es or6entli9 tpobltbuenb, unleren
9teltor Der bieiigen beuti1en Mnlie6luug,
9errn Sulius yf6ggeratb gu ieben. Bon
ben ioealifen Greibeits S6een our6z
brungen, tpar benz alien 6errn f6on in
ben 40er Sabren Die alte 6eimatb au
eng getporben. Set beinabe 81 eSabren
tpobnt 9err gt6sgeratb in unlerer 9lnz
feblung unb bat ii6 ipdbrenb oieier
langen 3eit bic g9tung aller ieiner
yfa9barn un6 8efannten in tpirfli1
ieltener Meife ernorben. @egen ieinen
Wiaen in bic 2egislatur gepdblt, bat
ct ii6 mad Nblauf bieier periobe tpenig
am 6ffentli6en 2ebeu betbeiligt. aber
fol9en 4ngriffen auf feline peri6nli6e
Greibeit, als tuel6e ct bic Semperen3=
beitrebungen antiebt, bat er bod ieinen
bebeutenben @influB segeniiber geiteat.
6err N6ggeratb iit elm Original, tuie
Elm 5tpeites gu finben tpobl f6per fiele.
BON elmer fait finbli6en uneigenniibig=
felt unb peinli6en &eoli6feit seleitet,
bat er ME benz Mammon na9geiagt unb
beBbalb aud feline S9dbe geiammelt.
Iuf feiner gut eingeri6teten Garm tuobz
nenb, 1T er sufrieoen, ipenn gfua fur
yfull aufgebt. Da er feline natiirli6en
grben bat, 10 ma6t er fi6 ni6t piel
&opf3erbre6en. 9lls nor ein paar Sab
rem feline Sreunbe i'm barauf aufmerf>
lam ma6ten, baB b6ie @siellen i6on
fat bic Sdlfte ieines 8iebes getoblen
bdtten unb er iie bod seri6tlid berfolz
gen iollte, CAB ct GUT 9nttuort: uWoSu
benn, i6 babe ia nod bic anoere
9dlfte!" Sa, tpenn tpirfli9 NAL ein
SpiBbube beim Steblen ieines 8iebes
ertuii6t uno bon anberen 2euten angez
aeigt tpur5e, 10 mar es getp6bnlid 9err
9t6ggeratb ielbit in ieiner Ser5ensgiite,
ber ben armen S9ludern aug Der
pati6e balf.
Sod nun aenug fir beute. Mfajor
penn ma6t li6 in unferer gta9bari6aft
mauiig. @enn sic es piini6en. iuerbe
i6 Sbnen in meiner nd6iten Sores
ponoen3 Ndberes iiber bieIen groBartis
gen S9reibals beri6ten. o. %.
sas" Wir fiibren bas 8elte in Ser
rensSoilettez zIrtifeln, unter5eug &C.
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