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ADIPosE AND HOT DAYS.
UuefuI Hints to FIeshy People During
Warm W Gather.

From the Ne,o York N0a.
Summer is at hand. The mercury in
the thermometer is making rapid strides
toward the nineties. The Sims who for
five months or longer have been little else
than animated icicles are beginning TO
thaw out, while their more solid and
fesby brothers are coming 10 view the
adipose tissue with alarm. How can this
condition OF things be changed is the
question uppermOst in their mind, aud
the query is re-echoed by thousands OF
persons Inconvenience aud menaced in
The same way. Recourse 20 starvation,
anti.fats, dieting by measure, and the
swallowing OF acids is not only absurd but
suicidal. Mr.. Banting's dietary is so
depicting 10 the system that for one re-
leyed thereby a dozen suffer positive
injury. ANY one can reduce his flesh by
not eating sufficient food to repair the
waste that is constantly going on. The
cure. however. in This case is worse than
the disease. Starvation remedies are Of
no account, for abstinence from food
means sacrifice Of albumen as well as
fat, and an9mia ensues.
A strict regimen ia the only cure for
obesity. A dietary, however, that robs
the system OF us nutrition bnoulu De
avoided. Fat IL supposed 20 produce tat.
such is not the case. Fat, combining
with the carbohydrates and albumipous
compounds operate directly against
obesity. No dyspeptic need tear TO eat
fat so long as TOO much Is not taken. Fat
checks all heterogeneous waste and ap-
peases thirst as well as hunger. The
great thing 10 be done In order 10 correct
corpulence is 10 abstain from eating
starchy and saccharine foods. Vegetables
rich In albumen. however, make desirable
dishes. Potatoes should never be eaten.
Fish and all kinds OF meats can be eaten
nj pleasure. but beer and malt liquors
generally should be avoided I'm con-
sequence Of the carbohydrates contained
therein. A dietary from which the
sugars and starches are excluded will do
for the cOrpuent what no medicine can
do. that Is, make them thin.
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MARKETS. BY rELEGRApH
FINANCIAL.

LONDON, June y, noon.-Consols, 90 9-l6.
D. m. -Consols, 80 Gle for money: 9g55 for
account. us A'i
NEW YORK, June %, noon.-stocks steady
anu actiNe. money easy at per cent. Elk
cChange-long, 81 S5l9; short, 81 s8I5. State
Donus neglected. Government bonds strong
9:VO D. m.-EXchange, - S5l4. Money closed
~ ~ ,saV9t per cent. Sub-TreasUry balances
Golu' Sl92'i25,0 600; currency, Sl9,SS7,OO Gov
ernmenC bonds steady; four per cents, 1881;
three per cents, l05% bid. State bonds gen
orally steady.
The new week opened on the Stock Ex
enahRe WIN strong and active market. The
hrst prices were In nearly all cases 1Sfn9ls Der
cent higher than the closing quotations last
saturday, and although some little feverish-
ness was SHOWN IN the carly transactions. the
market soon became steady and then strong,
ana so continued until about l O'Clock. Ii
was simply continuation of the strength
ana activity displayed last week. without any
spaslhoule advances, the gains ranging in
most cases 2sW52 per cent, but st. Paul,
oulsvlle and Nashville and Lackawanna
rose go ~ per cent, with large transactions
III tue stock last mentioned. 1t was in Lacka-
wanna that the greatest weakness was dis
played IN the early dealings, but it rallied
AT O'Clock a determined attack wac then
made bv some OF the lea ling bear operator.s
upon Nanderbilts and Leckawanna. which
was continued through the afternoon and
which resulted in u decline of ls<G21% per
cent for those stocks from the highest prices
OF the day and l@lsk per cent. for the re
malnder OF the active list. The market closed
weak az or within x per cent. in most cas- >
of the lowest prices, and 11gG2 per cent. lower
than the final quotations on Saturday. The
heaviest declines were IN New York Central
Lake Shore and Michigan Central The sales
were 2l4.0G0 shares. Late in the afternoon a
dispatch from Chicago said the pool agent
there had received advices that a general
restoration of freight rates will be made July
], and that pas ,enger rates would he restorei
tomorrow. The following are the closing
quotations.:
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CONsIGNREs.

Per Central Railroad, June 22-Fordg a gt,
Sarah Taylor w McLane, II Myers a. Bros,
& H Carson, nj Ferst & Co, NJ Henderson,
Wes5 Bros. q Hauley, ID Lester. r II Van
Wagner. McGrath Co, George 4 G, e Y
Ham. A Pearson, Lindsay 4 NJ, + b Flood.
W n Davidson, Order, L Putzel. Ward & ID,
Frank & Co, Peacock. fl g. Co, N Farley, II
S James. Guckenheimer & Son, NJ Mayer,
ID G Bacon q Co, II NJ Conner a 90, Southern
Elk Co.
Per Savannah. Florida and Western Rail-
way, June 22-FOrdg Office, M Y Henderson.
H Myers Bros. Lee Rsy Myers, AeOsta & K,
Branch Y Q, G V Hecker Co, A LETTER DR.
D Cox, 81 BOley & Son. J G Thompson, Ray Il
Q. j A Pearson, ii Kuck. A j Miller a. Co. / G
Haze, George a q, A NJ Il W West. Ohlan-
der Bros, Guckenheimer Son, 4 j Keffer,
McDonough Co, Epstein a w, G Jones.
Lippman Bros, ID Bacon a Co. 5 Herman.
Reppard Il Co. Bendheim Bros Il Go. c u s
Ky. A II Champion, est J y Reedy, CHEESE
Carley Co. W Hawkins. w w Gordon n Co,
Ellis. II & Co, Peacock, II II COW c Jackson,
j p Williams Baldwin 3 Co.
Per steamship VIM Lawrence. from Balti-
mOre-J q Bruyn, Bendheim Bros n Go. G II
Carson, Il j Cubbedge, w $ Cherry & Co, J.
w, 4 Ehrlich & Bro, A Falk & Son, l. Freid.
NJ Ferst Il Co, G NJ Gilbert & Co, GOldstein s.
III. Germaine. G NJ Heidi n Co, r M HUI,
II ID Headman, G Haas, A Hanley, v He'll
burn, G Hopkins, A kOhler, j l. kemper. }
HaltIwanger. Lowell a l., = Lowell & Son, J +
LaFar. Jno Lyons 4 Co, Lindsay x VI, - X
Lester, Lippman Bros, A Miller y 90. Il ID
Mcdonnell Co, Lee Roy Myers. Matthew
Bros. j McGrath a. Co, NJ Mende & Bro. J J
Meyer, Neidlinger & 4, order notify Il
My ers, order notify Holcombe, G & Co, order
notify T T. Bond. Order notify Murphy,
Order notify HAYNES +, Order notify
Graham. II Co, Order notify Franklin <
Co. Order notify w ID Simkins, Order notify
J NJ Berry. order notify J 5 Haines, Order
notify A d Hull, J Schley Il Bro, Order 6 S
McAi pin. Order notify A + Franklin a Co. +
Gilman 4 Co. Palmer Bros, n Paulsen & Co.
order notify Moore q n, Southern FIX Co. J
Rider. II Solomon Il son. Solomons n Co. Il T.
Shesis } 5 Silva, Teeple q o. ) G. Thauhan-
ser. A NJ N c w West, j Is West q Co, Geo w
Wylly, ThOs West.
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Tybee, june p, Sis IN.
Wind SW, light; cloudy.
New York, June 2O--Arrlved, schr Ida G
Schoolcraft, Booze, Brunswick, Ga.
Cleared, schr Nellie 5 Pickering, McKeen,
Maynort. i|H
Belfast, June l9-Arrived, bark N Mosher
tBrl, Cook, Darien via Crookhaven.
Genoa, June l6-Arrived, bark Adriatico
QtaD, Ratio, Pensacola,
Liverpool. June l9-Arrived, barks Jacob
Aal Nor, Berudsen, Savannah Rurik tRusl,
Tengstrom, Apalachicola.
Port Glasgow, June l9-Arrived, bark Hitar
tAusl, SOich, Pensacola.
Hango, May l2v-Cleared, bark Erstatningen
(Nor). Lydersen tfrom Savannah Levisa.
Pernambuco, May lS-Arrived brig Sarah
Wallace tBrl. Anderson. Brunswick, Ca.
st Johns, Il, June l9--Arrivod, schr Efie
simmons, Chadwick. Darien, Ga.
Tuspan Mex. May 30-Arriyed, schr De
Morey Gray, Brewster, Key West land sailed
June for Nautla, to return and complete
cargo.
Boston, June 2O-sailed, brig Sullivan.
Orange Bluff, Fla.
Baltimore, June 20--Cleared and sailed, schr
A Denike, Bohannen, Savannah via New
York
Darten, Ca, June 2O-Cleared, barks Jens
Brandt (Norl, Halvorsen, Cardiff; "Brend"
Ger, for Mstley; brig Svea (Sw) ,Wernlund,
Hamburg.
Fernandina, Fla. June 2O-Arrived, bark
Carrie Wymau tBr). Mcneil, New York.
Pensacola, June 20-Arrived, bark Maria ID
Utah, Queirri, Savona.
Philadelphia, June 20-Cleared, steamship
Coventry OBJ, Bacon, Coosaw, c.
Wilmington. Del, June 20-Arrved, schr
Oliver Rooth, Blake, Satilla River, Ga.
ApalachlcOla, June ls-Cleared, bark 10
rida Nor. Berentzen, Liverpool.
Brunswick, Ga, June l0-Arrived, bark Jno
Black OBJ, stevens. Bahia Blanca; brig
Woodland Nor. Lorange. Bilboa; schrs
Addie. E Snow, Pillsbury, Charleston; Ii
Crawford, Tilton. do.
Wilmington, n g, June 2O--Cleared, schr S
II Levin. Pardee. Fernandina.
Jacksonville, Fla, June l9-Cleared, schr
Florida, Warren, Baltimore.
Rosario, May ARRIVED, barks Hannah
McLoon, Bowers, Pensacola; 9Th. Elbe Reed
Fernandna; 7rh, schr Fannie Whitmore,
Green, Pensacola.
New York, June 29-Arrived out, str Spain
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.

Washington, June 20-The Lighthouse
Board gives notice that, on and after July l,
1885, fixed red light will be exhibited from
the structure recently erected to form a range
with the main light at Hyannis. Mass. The
light viii illuminate an arc OF As degrees. The
focal plane is p feet above mean sen level.
The structure is a small frame shed painted
lead color, with two iron posts rising there
from, from the top of whichthe light is shown.
Hyannis main lighthouse bears N by e u 10,
distant l,l20 feet. The approximate position
of the lighthouse, as taken from the chart of
the United States Coast and Geodetic SURVEY,
is as follows: Lat Al deg 3S min n, lon 20 deg
II min % sec w.
In running in on this range Hyannis light,
opened one-quarter point to the eastward OF
the range light, will give length to the east
end of the breakwater. After passing the
breakwater the lights in range viii carry to
the railroad wharf.
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LONDON BY NIGHT.
The Fearful Extent TO Which Intemper
aDce Prevails Among English Women.

aDce Prevails Among English Women.
No sadder spectacle. saws Il letter in the
New York Telegram, presents Itself 10 the
eye of the stranger visiting the metropolis
OF England. II not OF the world, than that
Of it's thousands OF unfortunate women.
addicted 20 the use OF intoxicating
liquors. In itsolfthe mere habit on the
part Of females OF drinking brandy. gin or
whisky il bad enough. but when the habit
is carried 20 the extreme OF drunkenness
II transforms Gods nOtlest and most
beautiful creation into something even
below the beasts. Walk aOng Fleet
street, 90 slowly along the Strand or any
one Of the MANY streets, lanes and alleys
crossing those two great arteries 40 right
angles, look into any OF the beer or
whisky shops az any hour OF thu day or
night and count The souls there. You
will find more women Than men-wOmen
with babies at the breast, young girls
from 16 up, old wOmen with blOated faces
and every tender lir.eanient Of their sex
blotted from their countenances by the
brutalizing agency Of alcohol; old w0.
men, TOO, scarcely Sble % stand from
the combined effects OF age and dlssipa-
ton.
IL Is a horrible spectacle, which have
never seen In any other part OF the world.
These poor female Wfetches huddled TO.
gether outside the bar in small rooms 10
feet square, perhaps, imbibiug the soul
poison from morn till night, cheering each
other maybaps bs ribald tai and jest.
neglecting all the duties Of wimanhOOd
FOR thesake Of the loved dram or pint, al d
after spending all their penaigs or
ha'pence, a. tna case may be, roeling
out into the busy streets with some
muddled thought Of getting home
again" before husband, father or brother
returns.
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Fruit and Vegetable Market.
FLORIDA DISPATCH LINE QUOTATIONS
Special 10 Morning Neli


NEW YORK, June 22.-Irish pOtatoes-FlOri-
da and Georgia, per Dbl. $Sa2 50. Tomatoes
Florida, per crate, 50caSl; Georgia, per crate,
75cas2. Cucumbers-Georgia, per crate, 25a
zoe; Florida, none. Peaches-Georgia, per
box, 50caSl 75.
BALTIMORE, june 22.-Oranges-Messina
per box, S4a4 50. Lemons-Palermo, per box,
So 75a5; Messna, per box. 81 SOFAS 80. Beans
Georgia, per crate. 5OcaSl. T0matoes-Florl
da, per crate, 81 25a2; Georgia, per crate,
81 seas. Cucumbers-Norfolk. per crate, $la
81 so; Georgia, per crate. 75caSl. Irish pota-
toes-Georgia, per Dbl, 81 1872; Norfolk. per
hbl. 81 75a2 -. Egg plant-Florida, per crate,
81 50. Peaches-G Georgia. per box, 81 25a3-
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, per hundred. S4Oa45.
Cabbages- Norfolk, per Dbl, 81 GOAL IS.
PHILADELPHIA, June 22.--lrl-h potatoes
Georgia, per bhi, S2a2 so. Peaches-GeOrgla,
per box, 81 50a6. omatoes-GeOrgia, per
crate. 81 50a2.
BOSTON. june Florida, per
crate, 81 5Oa2. Irish potatoes Georgia, choice.
per bbi seas. Squash-Florida, per Dbl. S2a
81 Is. Watermelons-Rattlesn per hun
dred s8OaS5; Kolb gems, per hundred, A5.
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RECEIPTS.

Per Savannah, Florida and Western Rail
waV. June 22-1 bale cotton, 20 cars lumber,
bbls rosin, 7i3 bbls spirits turpentine. 45 bbls
and 4.I5S boxes vegetables, u bales hides, "a
bales wool. and mdse.
Per Central Railroad, June 22-9 bales cot
ton, 100 bbls oil, 81 pkgs fruit "a tons pig iron,
6S cases canned goods, IS bbls rOsin, 80 pkgs
vegetables, 10 kegs lead, 40 boxes soap. 81
sacks peas, 81 boxes tobacco. 81 cases ink. 81
bales dOmestlcs, % bales paper stock, ID bbls
vinegar, y bbls whisky. Y cases jeans. II
bales yarns, u cars lumber. 10 bags coffee, 8
bales wool pkgs furniture, boxes eggs.
boxes hardware, bales hides, 5 bales waste,
bbls spirits turpenhne, sacks wax, bales
plaids. 2 bales rags, cases butter, iron safe,
2 bdls springs, crate chests, / box samples, ,
refrigerators fruit.
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1 mano: Ne quote: Smoking, 4oo.0S1 9s.
mon. sound, 85C6i0o.: n.edium
sNgooe.: bright, 5O(975c.; nne fancy, s5a9Oo.
dark navies. 4Ol05Oc. '''' 'OSsO'0'i
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Gnmnlrrrial.
SAVANNAH MARKET
,FFrCE OF THE MORNING NEWS,
- cvANNAU June % 1885 p NJ

,-orroN,-The market continues dull and
-, or less nominal. 1t continued uninter-
ting. except for the reduction Of Lice for
81 rrsdes. There is nothing doing of conse-
a, on Change at the midday call the
I'll ct was reported nominal, with sales of AZ
i'DIas at a decline in prices. The following
va -a the official spot quotations Of the Cotton
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mand good. EGGs.-The MARKET is fairiv mn
pied; demand moderate. BUTTER,-Good de-
manQ; not much coming in. PEANUTs.-Am-
ple stock; demand light; native peanuts in
lls4t request at quotations. Saskatchewan
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SEASON, 1885.

THE OCONEE WHITE SULPHUR
L SPRINGS will be open for the reception Of
guests JUNE l5 under competent manage
ment. Resident physician aud Western
Onion Telegraph office in the hotel. For
terms, address 0CONEE WHITE SULPHUR
SPRINGS COMPANY, Bowdre r. o., Hall
County, Ca.
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DEPARTED YESTERDAY.
MEMORANDA.

Steamer David Clark, Daniel, Fernandina
and way landings-C Williams, Agt,
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COLUMBIAN HOTEL,
Saratoga Springs, New York.
CAPON SPRINGS and BATH.
Alkaline Lithia Waters, also Fine
Iron Waters.

HAMPHIRE CO., WEST VIRGINIA.
MO FOGS, NO MALARIA. Where the
~ sick recover, and the well are ALWAYS
happy. A loy ely summer home. A mountain
climate unsurpassed. Send for pamphlet
Water on sale and pamphlets tree at OSCE-
OLA BUTLER'S, Druggist. Savannah. Ga.
W. IL. SALE, Proprietor.
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shtppi,.a gmtrIItarnrr.

MINIATURE ALMANAC-THIs DAY.
sun RISES OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. .4;55
sun SETS. .......-....... ,............ = :o5
HIGH WATER atFT Pulaski. Loo AN, l;56PM
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TrTsDAy limo VI ISS5

TUESDAY, JUNO %, 1870.
ARRIVED Al TYBEE YESTERDAY.
Steamship Nacoochee, Kempton, New ork
8 NJ Sorrel.
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NAVAL STORE5.-Ih3 markot Tor splrlt5
turuentine continues dull and the general
tone weak and unsettled In fact, it is quite
mKcult matter to arrive at any clear IDEA OF
values. There was nothing doing ana no sales
reportcd for the day. Buyers have pretty
we ceased operating for the moment, on the
plea of high prices, and with receipts rather
free holders are more disposed to concessions.
Rosin-The market was very quiet. but firm
aud higher Cor strained to good strained. At
the Board of Trade on the opening call 1t was
steady. with sales of only barrels. at the
following quotations: @ and d 81 90. f 81 10.
+ 81 IS. q 81 90, H 81 IS, 1 81 80. X 50 20, NJ
s. 90 n 81 3715, window glass 1922, water
white 81 90. At the closing call it was un-
changed. except for E, which was quoted at
81 l0al l2]5, and F at 81 15al III.
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Boston and Savannah
STEAMSHIP CO.
FOR BOSTON DIRECT.

THE 1rst-cass iron steamships OF this COM
l. pany are appointed 10 sail every Thurs
day from Boston at SP. NJ; from Savannah a.
f0llOws-etandard time:
CITY OF MACON, Capt. W. KELLEY.
THURSDAY, June Is, at 5 P.E n.
GATE CITY, CAPT, ID. HEDGE, THURS
DAY, July 2, at9P.M.
OITY OF MACON, CAPT. WIZ. KELLEY.
THURSDAY, July 9. at $3.50 P. n.
GATE CITY, GAIT. ID. HEDGE, THURS
DAY, July 10, at 0:o0P.N.
Through bills Of ladng given TO New Eng
land manufacturing points and 70 Liverpool.
The cOmpany's wharves in both Savannah
and Boston are connected with all railroads
leading out OF the two cities.
RICHARDSON 4 BARNARD, Agents.
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NEW YORK, June 22.-Market steady.
CHARLESTON, June 22.-Market quiet and
unchanged: sales 100 barrels.
NEW ORLEANS. June 22.-Market normally
unchanged; Louisiana, ordinary to prime As
01S5kp
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Passage to Philadelphia,
via New Yorkl.
10 NEW YORK.

TUE magnificent steamships Of this com.
standard time:
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Baffase Yret'e:

OeIrt1S s Co.,
0suerog~ astntsn.
Rc. 2 Bombing Green, Mew@gora
@. s. Oouns unb s. @rieen.
bed & Co., asenten far Gan Nntonic.
3. Ruffef, Ggent far @hulenburo.
ls,s,S2tp-
X y. Wdr O.. Grau3
boufsu. ruter Grons e aeeIer
S&uitntaf.. E.
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l,se7 G,eDinue i'm Bstrase sOn $2ss, SOC
3eusniB:
Bir beI9einisen bisrbur9, ba6 mir ale Au-
Ii@en 8iebumaen ber 4ouiFana etaatsIotferie.
gompasnie iberpaden unb perf0nIi9 eoutrp.
gesen Sebermann. Sir ermd&tiaeu bic Gpras
Pasnie, bieies gertifeat fiir itre Anaeisen y
benuten.
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Gin 3attiimAnis ta ber l~tmteraatf,
benz burH elm leibenbes unb fdreienbes
3inb mebrere Wddte Der Sdlaf seraubt
purbe nnb Der gu Der 1eber3eugun8 &c.
lanste, baB Dlrs. Winsicrs Sccthins
@nrnp ssraoe Der Nrtifel Eel, befen Ct fir
has ainb benStbiste. faufte einen gorratb
boron. Mls er mad 9auie fam unb iei-
ner Grau bapon Mittheiluns modte, meis
serte fe iih. BEN 8inoe BON benz @efaufs
ten su perabreiden, ba fe cine Nnhdnse-
rim Der 9~omSopathie mar. Die nddfte
Wadt muree mieber i&laFcs psrbradt.
sls Der gater am nddften Gage mad
Sauie fam, fano er baa 2inb idledter
als ie, unb oa {: obermols cine fdlafloie
Madt befardtete, perabreidte er wdbrenb
Der MbUeienbeit feiner 5rau benz Sinoe
eine YOrtion bes Snrup uro iaste nidts
bappu. Die Madt barauf ihlief Naes
mobl unb Der flcine Sdreier ermadte
onl Mcrsen nit beiterm @eiidt. Die
Mntter mar erfreut aber ben plSeliden
wunterbaren Wedfel uno cbmrbl fie N&
Suerfi beleioist fibl.e, uts fe Guffldruns
erbielt, ieete fe benncd ben @ebraud
bes Gprmps fort. @dreienbe Sinoer
uno Idlaflole Ni1te fiup ibr jest unbe.
tannt. Gine e~in5elne Brobe nit benz
Sprup bat nod oas 2eioen jepes 3inbes
uno bas YOrurtbeil Der Wutter befteSt.
Sn allen apctbefen gu baben; 25 Sents
bic 6loihe.
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aas sserfel int Der Wieae.

So, ia, ubie @atien fem belief" bas
bot firali6 nie6er eintnal Elm bieberes
8duerlsin an Der ia6ii6=b6bmii9eu
@ren3e bemiefeu. Ser Manm bate
rbriiben" 3pei Gerfel gefauft, ober uur
fir zines ben geiebli6en gingangssol
besdblt. Da mel6et ibm Elm gutter
Greuttb, bic 3oabeamten fdmen auf iein
0aus gu, un1 aler Wabri1einli1feit
nod bafelbft cine Our1iu6ung poraus
nebmen. Infer Mann abnte natirli9,
mem Der gefu4 gait unb mar in ni6t
geringer 8eriegenbeit, mobir er in aller
gile eas cine Gerfel berfteden folte.
God bic Notb ma9t entf6toHen: raid
enti6lofen nimmt er einen Der fleiren
8run3er, legt i'm in bic Wiege urb
3iebt bic @arbinen Dor. Nls Die 3onbes
beafntett eintreten; finben fte ben 8auer
bic @iege i@autelno i,nb elm Mmmens
Iieb9en oa3u brummenb. sic foroerten
i'm anf, bel Der 0ausiudung 3useeen
gu fem ; er aber i1aufelt fort unb iams
inert iber iein armes, franfes Ginblein,
bas er ni9t perlafen biilfe. Da erbietet
fi4 6enn. elmer Der 3olbdusbeamten
gutmiitbig ba3u, feline GteIe 3l Dertre.
ten. Der Gausr 1T bamit ei~nberftanber,
legt aber benz MISREPRESENTATION
Manne bringenb ans 9era, ia re9t Ieife
gu i6aufeln uno Dor alien Dinsert ni6t
sic Gardiner auriid3uaiebem benrt tpeur
bas franfe Gleine elm fremoes @eii1i
fdbe, 10 tonne es iein Sob fem. Der
3ollbeamte berubigt ben dngtliden
Yater, feBt ii9 an bic @iege. fdaufelt
leiie unb ingt basu bic alte Weife:
r6dInf 2inbleiH, fdlaf', bein Batter
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