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Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-03-19
T. tho Randi

An important NEE Ing If BuTao aud
New York ctg t1iis'S Interested
in the propose Niagara Falls ~
Whirp ul railway, WIS ~ IN buffalo
on the 9th inst he capital stock " $1,000
was taken in yrr, few minutes aud the full
amotn' pad in 20 tic treasurer
q was &c ucd 20 ahead with the work Just
rs soon rs Ire weather would permit
which will probably not bc b. fore April l.
One thing was lice arcd as positive fact tht
road D. b b, built aud % possible in time tor
traffic during the coming slson.
lie road viii start from tho state irclncd
RAILWAY AZ the foot % tn American Falls, and
run along the river bank 10 or below The
whirlpOui. distance q; about tire miles
The bull ling "a TIN rlsd u is sild. viii give
the puhlic ut a Or vial eXpcns' IN Opportunirv
Of visiuns the wIirlpuul fapil, where IN,
rive Is thirty -t4rce feet hghcr than tie
Lauks.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-03-19
Grant Memorial Window urnviled.

The handsome window presented TO The il
"rary =. ISOLATION - Asbdrr Park, 10y Mr.
Gen. Grant. was unveiled March 10. uudrl
the auspices OF Charles Il. Hall Post SO 80
G.. y r. The inscriptions are as follow,
be- In mcmoriam. | u sscs : Grant. the patri %
soldier defender of TIC jli1n. president ui
The Dn.t,d states. Born April g, Isl Die
July p, lsSj. lie lived 20 see peace and har
mouy restored b. hi. country. Presented by
his friend, Geo. vs.. Guilds Of Philadelphia"
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-03-19
Rioters Sentenced

Eight men who have been convicted OF tax
NJ prom nent part in the recent trafalgar
square AMI HYDE ra.k rios in London We're
e 10, need AT the MdllescX seasons GA tue 9th
MS. All w,r' condemn II 10 penal seryituJ c
or terms ranging from one to i've years. The
Judge. justified the sentences by dcnouncing
Che so called popular demonstrations OF
at IS wei known, said his
jonor. that these demonstrations naturally
end 10 tumult and disorder
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-03-19
Dorglas' Successor.

James Matthew, n colorcd lawl or Of Albany
las been no Minated FOR recorder Of deeds of tn,
District Of Columbia vice Fred Douglas resignc,
Matthews is ID brilliant man Of excellent stand
;ng in ALBANY lie made his reputation a, an
orat az the Id RAJ Democratic convention 10
pracus. which nominated kcrIan for gov
crnor. lie advocated the division o the color
I'd vote bctwcc tn two parties y order tina
each would strive TO win thr support 81 IN,
olorcd clement Ex-Gov Font who wa
present "a q o. vas the haudsomcst speed
=
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-03-19
Death o Pavmas,er Mcconnell.

Paymastar Rufus b. McConnl Of Tic Unit
"a STATE, nav. died In Cleveland OHIO, o.
he sth inst aged 43 year,. lie was born IN
warren. lrmuull county IN IL. and saw
al, first service 900 me MISC ssh .Aat yrss
vas s.ut TO b'oekadc Char.c>tuWu Auruor II j.
asst service Was IN he QU.nacuauI Oh th
Ncdtcualcau >ttlOn, n lm which hr vas d.
"a he last June at alexandria. Egyp, 10
-ickn's- and ecut home PtrmIetcr VI Con
ne was unmarried. Tine funeral will be Ic.d
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-03-19
February Fires

The fire loss OF February, as estimated by
The CONNER, ial Bulletin. were s6,JOJOOJ In
thc Inittd STATES and Canada. This Is about
the ave Az February loss for the past II or l.!
ear. The Bul ctin gives q list OF Ia fires IN
teoruart wucre the report loss vas from
slO,OU 10 $4,000. There were nine fires dur
ing the month of $1,000 or more whose AZ
Iregate rel ortel loss wa, onc-ifth Of the en-
tire q ~ waste of the month.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-03-19
Tie Winter Wheat Crop.

Report, to the American Rural Home OF
Rochester. y. y from 1000 correspondents 10
all parts o. the luntry say that the winter
wheat crop 81 u continues generally in favor
able condti Il. The usual March freezing and
thawng 10; having de,co lcd rs yet an,
wldcspioai o 'cr.Ous damage. Some spriug
wheat is Gown, but the area Is small. TIE
ground generally is in good condition Tho
ot on c. OF is still vrry largely In the hands Of
producers.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-03-19
A Michigan Mans Invention.

The Rev. VIM Gayrr OF Niles. is the invent
or Of u new telephone which he patented in
February. II Is called the "Domestc Acous.
tie rclrpl one is run without q battery, but
n, an aafm hell. The iuycn'0r has been
putting up trial ines in tho east I sati IA ton
oil all tonccl ned He intends ~ form a Joint
stock conn any for the manu- actusc OF bis
telephone In Buffalo.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-03-19
Mnxico Wants Them

The British steamer Sardonyx Jailed on the
9th inst. iron Gloria, b. c., Tor Manlanilla
Mexico. touching at San Francisco, Mazatlau
and other ports. The Sard"uyN carried az
many Chinese passcn- ers q, slir could q com.
mo late. Mexc0 ]. 4 ing 10 import Chinese
british CUlumb a ami the United state. reject
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-03-19
LIVE STOCK

CATTLE.-The market is steady, choice AM
extra good graGes nG shipping steers, $50 4
1900 lbs are quoted at IS ,510j 10; good &
choice stockers an feeders 50 0GpI IS
common and good aud mixed native COWS
heifers and canning cattle are quoted at 81 -
al o. bulk grades AZ >! i5;d3 -.
Hostile market was slow and abou,
steady; common anu rough anu
mixed Lrades OF hogs ar,
quoted at IS o al 10; good and choice as
sorted heavy packing and shipping grades o
hogs at - 10 a. 40: common 10 gooi light and
bacon grades OF hogs at - go u, skips AM
culled hogs al s. 90 as -.
SHEEP-Ine marNct ls steady; inferior
10 fair native shorn sheep sold at $500 81;
Texans at S2CDi; lambs, per head S4(d5 10.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-03-19
She Iolns Her Husband.

Mary Blocker. relict Of ex-Gov. Iioral &
: ymOur. died al the residence oi Mrs. Rosco
'6nkling I'm Utica NY, March : he laj,
governor rem owed Mr.. Seymour from b
uuufry home TO Mrs. Conkuug', IN account
3 CT illness. AMI VIII L. attending her was al
tackled with his fatal illness.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-03-19
ifoOyard IIumhlei

The announce nj OF tie appolntmcn, o.
Gen. Terry To- til inc vacant m or z neral.
hip caused o, the death 81 Gen Haucnc +,
proved a greai sdrproc and rplintmcnt L.
zen. lioWari. commaudlug The dcrartn,r nj
OF .hc Platte Gen. Howard lal i,lt very
confident that be would he nu,d rs G,n
IluncnnL.'a sIn,- rsnr
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-03-19
hurried Under a Wall.

a FIRE occurred in the gas house at Augusta,
Ga, on The 9Th. \ falling val buried nine
men. instant k.li n Councilman NJ. l. l1lll,
the oversee of the ia t1rv. Master Machinist
W. 4. Allen cd an hour aftcrWard, and John
Edward, aiei the next morn NJ Others were
more or Jess scriou-l injured.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-03-19
Blown TO Atoms

The boiler Of the TUG Riheman exploded in
Cardiff harh0r London, on the 9Th. The
vessel and crew, consis''ng 90 six persons.
were blown 10 atoms lie cylinder OF the
cngin. truck a passing Tia ian shin quarter
of a mile Distant an Killed the pilot
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-03-19
Still Persecpted.

a uIob Of eighty masked men, divided into
squads OF twenty each. visited he Chinese
working back ol East Portland aud Albma. an
eastern suburb OF Portland, Ire., AMI drove
them out. There were $50 Chinese in al, and
all 81 them we're engaged in wood chupping
ana grubbing on land lying one TO three
miles back of the towns mentioned.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-03-19
Parnell Not Consulted.

The Lon 'm Office OF the United Press is
autt o-izc to stat, that Mr. Ola stone has
II iti g d roe ], r indi cctly consulted th
Mr. parn ! uu The sub Z II bo NC rulc. This
statement is also confirmed 10y Mr.. Parndl
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-03-19
Prisnners R.lnasnh

Poundrrakcr and II Other braves sentenced
fnr compirltv In the late rebellion In the
uorthwcs, were liberated rom the p,nitcntia AIRY
at STONY Mountain OF the eth INST. aud were
taken I their homes in charge Of Rev. Father
I.atoniic
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-03-19
Sill Ha,n ana HARRY.

ten Simon Cameron, III Pennsylvania
tltc.f man. rutere u, on his SSH year. March
D IT. ,crtrau state man 4 IN. owing good
health and his mini II as clear "a u was o
quarter vi a century ago
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-03-19
pea,h ofMrs. Rrews:er.

Mrs Benjamin Harris Brewster the wife ol
cX Att Irucy General Brewster died at hei
% sidcncc I'm Philadelphia, Mar,h 10,
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-03-19
CIDER CAKE. BOSTON.

One cupful sour cider, one cupful mo-
lasses, four cupfuls of flour. one o. Lut-
ter, One cupful sugar, one cupfu'
chopped raisins, two eggs. one teaspoon
full soda, one teaspoonful cloves. one o.
cinnamon, one of nutmeg. Bake On
hour.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-03-19
FEArIIEE GAZE.

One cupful sugar, one teaspocuh .
butter, one cupful of milk, two cupfuls
flour, one tcaspoonful cream tartar, hall
tcaSpoonful Of soda dissolved in 'ablv.
spoonful boiling water. and added last
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-03-19

One-third celery, two-thirds green sp-
pies, chopped fine, like cabbage pace
this in frying pan and pour over It
little hot water; cover tight and let
steam five minutes. then remove it from
the fire, pour over it the above dressing.
and serve cold
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1886-10-21

There is citizen in Davonp ort,
Iowa, who is very fond of suckiog
eggs, and the other day, having re
ceived present of a basket of nice
fresh ones from a farmer, he broke
the end of one, aud applying bis lips
began th suck it. Just as the pic,
mic began TO get interesting, and he
was enjoying the treat, he discovered
that all was not rs it should be.
Something with feet on it seemed to
pause, and reflect before going down,
and the gentleman not wishing to
embarrass the strangerspit it out on
the floor. 1t turned ont to DO liz
zard an inch aud quarter in len 9Th
aud the gentleman no longer be-
lieves in tho saying: "If at fr,t you
don't succeed, suck eggs" In fact
the sight of an egg has tendency
to make him tired.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1886-10-21
VAIN INvEsTMENTS.

III you are not content with on in
come to support comfortably your
household, you would not he cou-
tented though your income rolled in
on you Fifty or a hundred thousand
dollars a year. II is not what we
get, 1t is what we nrc that makes us
,appy or miserable. II that is not
SO, how DO you account for The f.t
that many Of those who fare sunp-
tuously every day arc waspish aud
dissatisfied, aud overbeatiug, and
fotabodiug, aud cranky and unconS
promising with u cruntecauce
Which wrath always lovors AID Zip
which scuru cdils While many
time ia the Summer evening you o
a laboliug mau going home in his
shirt-blceves, with pail on lis arm
and II pickaXe over his shoulder, his
face bright with smiles and his heal,
With hope, aud the night Of his toll
bright with flaming nuroras! 1t is
an illustration Of tue fact that it is
not outward condition that makes
man happy.
A man came to EIthschill, The
great banker, aud said: "lou must
be thoroughly happy man He
said, Happy Me happy? Happy,
when just as am going TO dine a
rsun sends me a note, saying, If you
don't send me $500 before to-mor.
row night, | will blow your brains
out. Me happy ?" Oh, | wish l
could, by the power Of the Lord Al
mighty, break the iufatuation Of
those mon who are neglecting the
present sources Of satisfaction, hop
ing that there is to bc something in
the future for them of worldly na-
ture that will satisfy their souls
The heart right, all is right. The
hoart wrong, all is wrong. But l
ask you to higher riches, to crowns
that never fade, TO investments that
always declare dividends. 7d!mdge
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1886-10-21
POETRY
Dear Mcther's Craving Old"


A queer sensation tits to me
SO uueer it cant be told;
And really feel that 1t may be;
"Dear mothers growing old"
These words to me from sister came,
In writing round and bold;
A world OF ideas 10 they frame
"Dear mothers growing old"
seem to see her old armchair,
And cross the floor It's rolled;
And picture her us sitting there
Dear mothers growing old"
iicr hair that once shone Ger her
brow
With hue OF beaten gold
Is getting white as driven snow
Dear mothers growing DID,
Her eyes they tell of weary days
And lines OF care have hold;
They say to Inc in many ways
Dear mothers growing old"
Her feeble strength and wavering
hand
Can scarce her work unfold;
And AS she braids she skips II strand
Dear mothers growing old"
I'm far from her on foreign sea,
AMI by its blue waves lolled,
Those words indeed are sad to the
Dear mothers growing old"
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1886-10-21
The Horrors Of Morphine

s
".sSe":'f =. "a few drops icl
Gods sake, give mo just littlew
The words came from u shfuuken-
faced man who stood in front OF n
drug shop on William Street, ms he
raised his hand appealingly.
II cannot give you any replied
tho druggist, as ho closed the door
in the mau's face.
The latter began II vigorous pound
ing on the door, and presently IL po-
liccmau appeared
whats the row. he asked
"This man is morphine feud, -
replied the dtuggist, "aud cau'I
sell him any"
"Oh, for heavens sake, give me
just little! See, lave the mon
ey"
The policeman led the man away
but ten minutes lalor ho was back
again. Tho policeman again app,or.
ed and dragged the man of IN the
direction Of the station house
"If you go homo, I'll let you 60
said the kind,bcarted policeman
The man promised TO 90 directly
home aud started away. An hour
afterward he was again in front Of
tho drug store beseochIng tho pro-
prietor to sell him small quantity
of morphine.
This time another policeman hove
in sight, aud in response to the
druggists demands ordered the NOR.
pIne 'hend' away. Threats were
useless, and The policeman culfed the
mans ears. 1t was iu vain; he still
pleaded for the drug. Then the po~
lice nan showed the man away. The
latter seemed very feeble, md fell
headlong to the pavement.
WAen he got up the blood was
flowing from his mouth, but he re-
fused TO go away, and the policeman
WAS compelled to take him TO the
station.
"rhey can talk about liquor ruin
ing men" said the druggist, but
when op un once gets its grasp on n
man he's gone,-Netn York JournQI
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1886-10-21
Dd MARAND ROTHROCK,
Fremont. Snyder county "a.

GRADUATE OF Baltimore College OF Physicians
and Nurgcsu. Uhcrs his professional seryteo
to tho public. Speaks English and German.
March, II, lssl.ti
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1886-10-21

There are men who would never
be heard of outside of the town ia
Which they reside were il not that
their gall is tho means of getting
their names in the papers. Proba.
bly, the worst case OF gall on record
was that by man displayed in AL,
leghepy. A Pittsburg, Pa, gentle,
man advertised for cook, and re-.
ceived the following from the ALE.
gbeny man: Dear sir.-.I have seer
your advertisement for a cook fol
three days, in the papers, when yor
get what you want, please send the
rest OF tho girls to me, as | don'l
care to advertise"
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1886-10-21
ADuITERATED WHISKY.

4 "There is DOT one saloon iu lifty
10 this city where you can get put,
drink Of Nhiskey. ] will mako j
stronger. Forty-nine out OF every
fifty liquor dealers are folling whish,
which is neither more nor less than
poison. wonld not drink it, sir.
would not allow good dog TO driul
IT,"
This remark was made by fepu.
table Wholesale liquor man 10 a res
porter of the Press last night. He
is really, he says, to subsianlin,e bis
statements Ivy proof that caunot bt
denied.
"You 90 not mean to say that
cannot get good whisky in fue ia
loon where ain charged 25 cents d
glass ~ inquired u bysiandsr in
amazomet
ii will make no distinction between
! fine saloons aud holes il the wall.
They oil handle about the same kiud
Of goods. The cheap saloons may
put q little moro water in their
WHISKY, bat it contains no mo;c
poison than tia, which you purchase
ia the saloon whore oil paiutirgr
odurn the wall and high priced mir
rors set of to an advantage fancy
bar fixiDgs. IL is all tho same.
Fancy saloons must make plenty OF
money III order 10 meet their oxpen-
scs
~ law should be passed prohibit
ing the ratification that makes five
barrels Of whisky ont Of one. Some
whisky is put through certain pro-
cess whereby large quantity of fu-
sci oil is taken out. This whisky is
purchased by recti6ers, who will
draw perhOrso :. ,Sut Of a barrel but
five gallons, iilf fit up with cologne
spirits, large percentage Of which
is fusel oil, and then add drugs to
give it the proper color aud taste. ]
was iu the reciifyipg room Of a whole
sale house aod|w days ago. saw
The comrensuer put several ounces
OF carvr, A. Ell in barrel of stuff
he d' w. ii. S.,N ,.Jed and called
WHISKY. Ills Vas, de said, Tor The
purpose Of giving it bead, make it
sparkle, sharp biting. A barrel of
this kind of whisky contains enough
fusel oil to kill u half dozen mon. |
would just as willingly take a small
dose of poison as dlink u glass Of it,.
Step into u saloon and take glass
Of this vile stuff and you will feel the
evil results before you cross the
threshold. 1t acts directly on the
brain, aud is keenly felt throughout
the system. Mou who drink any
amount Of it become wild, lost to
their better judgment and reason,
aud are scarcely responsible for " hat
they do. Besides they are being
slowly poisoned to death. Young
men are stunted in their vigorous
growth, aud the energies Of older
men arc WASTED. A law which al
lows men to mix up poison aud sell
it simply for tho purpose of making
money should be repealed This
whisky often fuds its way into sick
chambers, and the results can be
Imagined
"An old liquor man stated to me
a short time ago that lie could not
hold his trade aud handle pure
goods, and in order to meet tho de-
mands for cheap whisky be had to
adulteratc. These statements | am
ready to prove. Show mo man
who adulteraIes his whisky aud |
will show you one that will not drink
that which he sells to others. -
Rttsbarg Press.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1886-10-21
The Chicago Mail boasts OF a cit

The Chicago Mail boasts OF citi-
zen of fine discrimination and deli
cacy, who, riding in the suburbs
with bis best girl, passed a stable in
the door OF which stood q couple OF
aalves. "See," said tho young lady,
'those two cute little cowlets." f"
"Those are not cowlets, Araminta ;
they are bullets" Aud the process
sion moved rapidly on.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1886-10-21
ecezsEs.ssiIssa.sslaa.se4zxeasss

"What's the price of sausages ~
"Dwendy cends bound.a "You
asked twenty-five this morning"
"Ya; dot vas ven | had some. Now
l ain'd got none, l sells him for
dwendy cends. Dat makes me a
rebudstion for selling cheab, and |
don'd lose noddiogs,''
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1886-10-21
POOR VS.. RICH.
]. w. Vunkirk in Peck's Sun.

j. w. Nunkirk III PeckS sun.
mo, you shall not marry III,
dauShtor."
But sir, have you anything
against me besides my beiug poor 2
Not in particular, but my daugh.
ter has higher aspirations, | hope"
"Did l not tell You we loved op,
another--;hat we wish your consent
to our union 7"
~ mole infatuationj aud for the
second part my consent you sbal
never have"
SRI" aud tue young man drew
himself proudly erect, II am no for
tune hunter. l ask for your daugh-
tel's LaSs'iorevet," her wealth"
An ,a,A, ,AaBg Mau, ;she day my
daughter marries yon she beggars
herself, SO far as ] am concerned"
Very we'll, sir. Good day
ood-afternoup "
The above conve rsatiou took place
Ia the library of one o. the ,e idipg
merchants in the town Of L.
Charles Pa'khan, a young man of
promising talent requests OF Robert
Prince his daugbel's hand, and has
been refused, as related.
"Well, Laura. your father posi-
lively objects to our union"
ut is DO more than l expected,
Charles, Father has other views for
me-"
"Yes, 30 it seems. But, Laura, /
do not wish to take you from the
station in life which you hold. You
know my position, aud by marrying
me you will have to givo up many
things which you now esteem the
lAost Indifferent luxuries.'
81 am willing to give up all Charles
Better happiness aud poverty than
richness aud discomfort Father
and had few tastes in common: the
life he wished me to lead seemed 80
unreal
"Laura,"-the young man hesitat-
cd, fearing to wound the listener,
'your father said that if you married
me be would make you beggar."
81 cannot change my decision. l
am willing to follow you through
. good and bad fortune, Charles"
"Well, then, 1 will meet you at
S&church on D. street, tomorrow
1t ten. / will go now and make ar
rangements. One kiss, and good-by
till tomorrow. darling"
The kiss was given 'and Charles
departed while Laura turned to the
window and gazed after his retreat-
ling figure, musipg upon the coming
change of her fortune. She was q
leading belle in the city, and it was
natural that the step she contemplat-
ed should call up serious thoughts,
pat not once did she regret her de.
bision.
The next day at the appointed
our. Laura, enveloped in q heavy
pil, alighted from q c-b before the
prch door, where she was Joined
Charles. A few, yet impressive
rds from the minister, and they
70 twain-no more parting till
ed L me.
etracing their steps to the street,
entered . CT rrisge, aud after q
directions rom Charles. we're
ken rapidly to their destination.
DO postical part Of life was past,
ID they bad now entered into The
'rls syringe soea slopps,l bstSve|
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1886-10-21
NUEgSaIEs ".

REV G. w. WALTER. Salesman
Asfor Chas. q Stewart x Co.'S, Nursery
Newark. Now York. will no pleased TO secure
orders for this popular nrtn, for anything In
the Nursery llnr. Choice Al Il New Varieties
specially Positively outscil any other. In
price and quality. Satisfaction guaranteed.
lie viii call on all parties that address him
at Penns Creek, Snyder Cou nty, Pa.
Jan. II 80
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1886-10-21

Laura was only too happy to be
able to see and speak to her father,
and they were tho mems Of cheering
tho many other wiss lonely hours Of
Robert Prince whose pride was thor.
onghly hnmbled
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1886-10-21

A German woman col!iding with a
fellow traveller on the pavement. ex-
claimed' u do Gut i'm himmel, is sci
dichf' 70 which the traveller replied,
M, madan, ~ only 1 mAn.