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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-06-15

Ste gatt8e Watttr Iiefert feiu toitbarerss
WtitteI s.s.n Sauttrantb.iten ais S9psfsI, cine
Sbatia6s, bic flar all Der NIT ausi9Ias unb
Gei6wiren bebaftet.n Ob.rbaut burd bic @ir=
flung bities uniibertrefFid.n Reini9er's unb
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lit.
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German 0orn Tem9,cr, tbstet SaSnsrsassa
Srsits&S, =. |. ~. &c.
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sxrunofFir..

Manufactured BY the CaIifornis Fig
Svrup Co.. San Francisco, Cal. Is Ma
tt,e's own True Laxative. This pleas
AMI Caiifornf4 liquid fruit remedy may
~ had Of A. C. Smith & Co., at 50 cents
~ 81. II Is the most pleasant,
n-onpt. and effectiFe REMEDY known to
Cleanse the system; to act on the Liver.
Eidueys. and Bowels gently yet thor
onghIy: 70 dispel Headaches. Colds. and
Feyers; TO cure Constipation. Indigss-
ton. and kindred lis.
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Thousands s.yso-

Mr.. T. w. Atans, slrard, Fan,
writes: 81 never hesitate to recon-
mend, your Electric Bitters to my Gus
TONERS. they give entire sstisfaetion and
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tho 2urest and bestmsdicine known and
VII positively cure Kidney and Liver
ulate the bowels. No family can saord
n be without Thea They VII save
hundreds Of dollars In dcotor3' htlls
eYfiy year.
sold a. nfsT osnts . ssttis BY q O. n
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$1,000
Will be given for any Of
them that are not genuine.
Aitorney-Genersl MarshAII's Reply TO
bon I. 4. Jones.
OFFICE ~ THE -GkSkkALl
OF THg STATE OF CALIFORNIA,
san FRASCIIcO, NRrch IS, 1SSi-)

non. 4. L. y Ouchs
OFFICE eFTHE ATTORNEY GESERALl
OFTHg STATE OF CALIFORNIA,
SAs FRAEcIIcO, Earch IS, lSSi-)
H5a +. Z Jsnss-MY DEAR SrR: have
Just received your letter Of the 18th. Or
Aac LeunRn has wonderful power. God
Knows wnsi il is-6slySnism, Magnetism, or
sleci icity-i do not know Ehati But he
Ezs Of great AM singular service 70 me.
E0lld certainly II him II Ee:e In YOU
place lie nas worked some wonderful
cures within ny knowledge
Respectfully. Z. c. MARSHALL
CHAEEEs CROCKER, The railroad nillion-
Eire, cured Of rheums;isn In three treat
nenis
PROFESSOR D. GONZALEZ was given I'd bv
as physieian 70 die Of tapped Vitality and
r2ralysisi was car led perfecilF helpless 70
D.. AaeLeunEn snd cured, now saws ain les
han one month | was enabled 20 resume my
oclpal0n as prOieSsCrOf music and yiolinfSt
= me llvoll Opera House snd ever since
10Y over three years) have continued IN
good lea b. without the slights,t return ~
NJ weakness OF dlsesss -
D. hESEY SLADE says: "My case was
considered incurAble by The bast nbv-
aela1si but lir. MacLennSn restored ne TIE
- Oh ny limbs IL less than twenty miuutes
ps,as p4rAlyzed tot OTe: four months
u! hlLHHCRsT, ND, M.RgS pou
,, ASi39.sllil house, says: my herring Is
.onp-e;ely restored by Dr MacLenusnis
manipulation alone -
aAl. 9, GILEs, &endOc'no. Californis
-. ne eject which your treatment has
,-., ne IS Truly wonderful. Altogether
ZEE Ike new man
A. ~. 1. NiLEERS. the noted dentist "a
- = s'5eet : ? says u would NOT nov
n. zee 7al I not been for Dr.. Mac
~ { I. DAVIS. S. Helens- California
80 .-s o. Asr o1s Prostration ssvs. aATse1
~ - l-s' treatment Ess entireiv relieved
w. ~ ~ -. good appetite snd feel we'll
- - t-,lAA !oSEs, ssn Leandro Csi1 foy
x ssets eapoled invalid. an BE- n ~ NJ
- "A given Up over q dozen do.rtr-S
- - NO weeks treatment ~ n ~
Lehman snd recovered. u y mac
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ne , 49, 2. s2as7as By Br. NscL ennsn. sfter
- 81 -'1'o'a had Pronounced Ter csse incS en-
~. - ; alELISeANE left Fu-eks Ss~-
tres,-- - e s;fe cher. After taking 4 lev
T 81 - ~ o. d. NaeLennsa. he returned !
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. rck,s Ho1 SPRINGS.

P.1yste and plunge baths constantly
len; rooms for inyalids. fitted up IN
:irst-clsss style. now ready; medicinal
waters constantly on draught; elegant
dressing rooms lifted up with all the
modern conveniences; the best of meals
furnished at AL hours. With the open
Ing OF the season daily trains viii run
from the Utah Central and ID. & &. G.
depots.
The Hot SPRING, Of Salt Lake City,
are superior TO the very best mineral
waters in the market.
J. M. BENEDICT, N. d.
SALT LAKE CRY. Nov. 18th, 1876.
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rs,~s, Puss1 Rnsss

sure cure for bk.d. Needing. aIe
itching Piles. OBs box has cared Zee
worst cases Of ten ynn Standing Nc
one sssd suffer IN nklatsa kfta a..nS
ths vo.derful KRIS German f1ie
O;rtnenk II ahsorss ta.cn. anays
Tia itching % 80, acn - Peoroce
x,vu Instant rs1ik. xirkb ne Uns
ns.t b Prspars1 ealy for - .aS
ftsAtng Il - pdvss 49,. 80
nothing - DvUy - = U.~o
by 90 AesRl
Bo,d By DrzgEiSbs es.t ~ ~ %
III o. o. DUr0f. Pro-
- =, ~ Z q = I DEzg S>arA J
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CRY, April zah, 50.

A lady assistant always n attend
snce.
CRY, April2zah, 50.
II. z. Grow:
Dear SiT-Having suffered this win
ter with . severe attack OF RheumA-
tism, also Pneumonia, 1 take pleasure
in testifylng- TO you that under your
treatment OF Electricity / have found
great benefit and relief in both instan-
ees. Respectfully,
MRS. n. N. BARRArT.
SAI- LAKE CITY, April, 26, 1886.
III. z. Gross:
Dear SRI ana pleased 10 say that
your Electrical treatments have been
very beneficial 70 me in removing Neu-
ralgia and Bilious affections that have
troubled me for = considerable time.
Yours truly, GEo. CARELEss.
I. SAN LAKE CITY, April p, 80.
II. T.. Groty:
Dear SRI take pleasure In stating
that my wife has been benefited by your
treatments. Yours respectfully,
II. J. GRANT.
I .SaLE LAKE CITY, April 26, 1886.
Hr. II. Z. GroiE.
Dear Sir = Having suffered With
Bronchitis snd Cstarrh for some time,
i have derived q great benefit and com
fort from your treatment namely,
from the application Of electricity.
which though in its youth, has shown
great results. Respectfully,
JAMES Z. Jennings.
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ON OUR INLAND SEA.
A Successful Cruise of the
Cambria"
AN ARTISTS PEN PICTURE.
voysEe-The Charm of Desola
tion-A Pirate.

1 CHANGED one day to be looking st
random over a lot of photographs in
Savage's gallery, when one OF the faces
attracted and enchanted my attention
at once. 1t was an unusual face, !
thought; something qnite out Of the
usual order. There was a lofty expanse
of forehead. and the long. slightly
waved hair. was pushed carelessly back
from the brow and temples. Two deep
lines of thought we're between the eyes.
The wings OF the nose were
high, bespeaking originality: while
from the ears TO the top of the
forehead, the distance looked almost as
great as it does in portraits of the His
torian Prescott. About the face s. far,
there was something decidedly of the
poetic temperament, but the rest was
strangely at variance with this The
chin was heavy and square cut. the
mouth large and firm, and though it
indicated the possessor might be capable
of much feeling, II showed more power
han emotion. The muscles OF the
lower face looked dry, hard, and ropy.
as from long exposure to the sun and
weather, and the eyes (which thought
were slightly of a sinister cast) were
dark and piercing, and their far away
look was more like that of the eagle
than that of the poet.
The owner of that face made his name
famous. He was poet enough 10 love
with passionate fondness. the great
mountains. the deep lakes and broad
prairies, whilst his shrewdness, his
practical skill and daring, placed him
foremost among the earl. explorers OF
the west. IA ~
The portrait was that of the redoubt-
able trapper, guide and explorer, Kit
Carson.
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LOG OF TIE "cANBRIi. ="

Luz VI IAE NAAbhAat ..
Kept BY Land-Lubber, for the thirty
hours, beginning at 5, p. m Monday,
June II. and ending st II pm. Tuesday :.
June Is, 1885. Cast of from the steamer
GarEsld; -hoisted sail, and bore downin
the direction Of Black Rock; lake
quiet. weather sultry; TO the east vel
loE-headed c1mulus building rapidly;
overhead, ragged clouds: northward.
SKY clear; 10 windward (south-west) q
| pOrtenio1s- pile of cloud. threatening
storm; touched at Black Rock, at i've
half-past; sand dunes at SIX; then
Stecred our course for south end OF An
telope island; twilight, heavy sqnall
from the south, coming down from the
lOquirrh summit: waves chocpy and
disagreeable, boat taking in water at 3
lively rate. requiring prompt and con-
tnuous action s, the pumps; alarning
symptoms in two Of the crew; supper
Tor them failure; misery untold; sky
Clearing OF clouds. and glorious moon
night run 70 Island Farm. east shore OF
Antelope island, aud snchor there at
q M; Uog up the east shore Of Ante
lope omitted. IS being common place:
on Meadow Point 81 s psm.; soon after
most curious phenomenon was OBJ
Scffc1 sArOm t1e distant neaQlanC 10 TIE
southwest came foating strange
feet 1t was as II the boulders of the
shore had started out lakeTards or,
more properly, as THOUGH they had been
changed 70 great white snov-balls which
we're rolling onward across the waves.
} When We came within hailing distance
We found them TO be huge globes OF
foam, formed by the beating OF the salt
waves among the rocks OF the shore.
and which had been sent sea-yard bv
the shifting of the wind: sunset. heavy
gale commencing from the mormon
west, gradually shifting around to due
north. and increasing esch moment II
force and power. The Cambria N. ~
!. 70 beat against II dropped ancho- 10,
safety in q little bay sheltered some
what on the west. butopen TO the north
The wind grew stronger. the wave.
hizher and crested with white cans
, twilight. 4 Wild and thrilling spectacle
l / In true ocean size and form the ware.
came hurrying from the vindrard
tossing their white names. sxeeuins
past US in crazy ranks, and burstin:
upon the shore in deluge of foam
The Cambria tugged and strained AZ be
cable shaking with each blow OF n,
heavy waters. and from her riegin,
came an answering whistle to the blast
In the west. 3 lurid mass OF colo
streamed upward from the sunset
among theraggsdandvind-tcrn clouds
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Other testimonials to the exceilene
curative properties are being constantly
received. These waters can be shipped
in bottle or bulk TO any part OF the
country. JOHN 8scE, Prop'r.
Bon 4Sl. Salt Lake.
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Mr.. a. HIGGINS, Of Wyoming, N
T., says be had the Piles fer nearly 20
years, andwas cured by using Giimore's
Pile Specific. For Sale at Il 4. Smith
& Co.'S Drug Store.
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SALT LAKE CRY, Nov. q, 1856.
We can fully endorse the Hot Springs
mineral water as having no superior.
u G. NJ. I. DRCG DEPT.,
Per Ros'T CLEsHoRN,
Manager.
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Mems suits made to orderfroni home
made cloth. New styles Spring Suiting
just resolved from the Mills. A large
stock Of Flanneis, Linseys, rweeds,
Yarns. Trunks, etc, for sale Wholesale
and Retail at
JOHN G. CUrLEx 4, Boo.
Agents,
Provo Noollen Mills, No. %. Oht Con
sttutioa Building. :
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Fox n symons

Have reduced the price Of photography,
All work done BY the dzy-plate instaQ<A
neouo process. Reduction permanent
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The Hot Springs mineral water has
been tried BY US, and We can freely
recommend it to the trade as equal 20
the best imported brands.
GoDBE PrzTs DRUG Co.
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rnrrrrrHAx--'s HEAD,

a monster cliff. the terminal po'nt Of
the ridge running down from Nonu-
ment Peak, a. the highest ELEVATION OIL
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JAMES SULLIVAN of Salem. Ore
gon, says he was cured Of the Asthma
by Gilnore's Magnetic ElixsI. For
sale alta .C.Smith & Cc.'s Drug store.
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coxrErNEET-

Supper over. the captain ano e,e. 80 :.
the Cambria betook themselves " ---e
outside of the cabin to enjoy the seien
ity Of the summer night Toe -
had risen .bore the mountains. las'
over the gaps formed By the "
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n. L. GROW.

Electropsthiss, liz W. s07th Tenn
pie Street, Opposite vaiIeJ,House-
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THE VOYAGE.

The interest which the picture excited
in my mind, naturally brought desire
to know something more of his exploits
and life, especially the part he bore in
the exploration of our inland sea. And
with the reading of that came the fur.
Their aesire to visit the scenes them
selves. The HERALD knows theVrest;.
how the trip. was planned , the enlist
ment of Captains avis into the sch srne.,
and with him the service OF his gallant
boat the Cambria. Then the forming OF
the crew and their report for action at
Garfield, are matters with which you
are already familiar; so, without more
/ preliminaries / will proceed TO give an
/ account of our pleasant voyage, with
such a record of incidents as may
prove of interest to your readers.
Before starting, had intended 10 keep
4 most correct log of our course, the
shifting OF winds. and all the various
phenomena of sky and water. For
nautical terms trusted to borrow from
the Captains abundant store. But II
was failure; knowledge cannot be so
easiiS impaired. The iack-da1 cannot
hide in borrowed feathers, nor the
novice wear the sage of wisdom. How
ever. I submit the following portions
of ,.,----
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DR.. MACLENNAN
Treats Successfully

a. ,.Sssa Down Constitutions Nervons
q - =, ~ lesllity. Weak SHINES pr,is,1
- a = aus o. Male and Female w.
er,.ls. "a nFsie nature, OF othsrS5se
", 10y abuse OF excess DisasssS
Ia. TS,lsgS stomach, SHEEN he -
=. - -o Il deed, Eyes and ETrs T1,s-
La ~ s q Voice, Wesknesr ~ ~
A,c.-,t.i.,S. A.ssk. Weak Eyes. I,vSrsneiS
pa - - ~ Ina, Bronchitis flesSpsss
ss,',-sa Iss,.-spsy; Consumption PSrslTsis
SS,rie 80 - eascers, and MAN. 49,.
o. - :. -. .f.iniul Diseases 10 5s v,a,.
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walking sksIsto.

sir. E Springer, Of Mechsniesbuyg.
II. writes: II was aflieted with hung
fever and sbscess on lungs. ard reduced
ton i7aIkiac Sk>lsfoa. Got q free trial
fsnttie OF Dr.. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption, which did me- so-much
socd thst / bought dollar bettie.
After using three bottles, found myself
ONE more q man, completely restored
20 health. with q hearty appetits, and =
gin IL flesh Of forty-eight pouDds.r
Can at z. c. N. I. Drug Store and gst
. free trial bottle OF this certain cnre Ion
a, Ling Diseases. Lsrse hsttlss 81 q
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No. 271 Main ST.,
NEAR THIRD SOUTH.

Il thsrsis any one who doubts his
zrsa. hslling power, tie follow g
Ss,ss sse.ted from thousands OF others
"a Es st his office, ought to satisfy them
70 he contrary.
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Pisk gz-s and mouth and darling teeth
And breath OF balm and lips Of rose 80
Are fosne not IN this Eorld beneath
With young Or old. save only thoee
who ever nay.
=. Use sozoDoET b. night and az. =
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A lady assistant always IN attend
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SALT LAKE CITY UTAH. SUNDAY MORNING, JUNE 81 1885,

to the east the sky all but cioudless.
The lake cold. sheeuy green. and scross
its whirling surface. shivering trail OF
pailid gray. where above the distant
Wasatch, the moon. dim and pale. the
ghost OF dead world, lifted itself up: TO
stare down into the acr1d waters OF o
dead sea; IL p. m. wind gone down.
waves absting. sky clearing. All quiet
on board the Cambria.
End Of the thirty hours log.
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@ eifeberi t.

War6a lit elm fIeiner Srt i'm n6rb=
li6em She'll bon Gapette @ountD; Der.
felbe befebt aus poftamt, Npotbete,
benz fd6nert groBen @ei9dft bes Serrn
ssalfe, iotpie Cotton Sin, @@mie6e
lnb Gteama9er @ertfdtten. Stride
unb @9ule liegen an Der @iboingss
@traBe, einige bunbert S6ritte BON
benz Orte entfernt. ginen 8ergntis
gungsplab ober Sansballe bat Der Ort
ni1t. 6err Galfe mDllte bor &uraem
cine berartige 9aqe bauen, bo@ bebte
ber prebiser bic @emeiube gegen i'm
auf unb Inn ieinem @ef6dfte ni@t gu
i9aben, muBte s. feline Mbf9t aufses
ben. Die 8eb6lterung gBarba's un6
lmgegenb bilben gum gr6Bten Sbeile
Wenben. Das 2anb lit ni@t bonn be-
fen, pie ber 2iesbnben be5eugt. Bon
Warba finb es fieben Mfeilen mad @er'
bin, ebenfalls Elm wenbif9es 9orf, in
See gountD gelegen. Sas Sauptge'
f9dft bat bier 6err g. q. pampel, elm
freuubliber unb auborfommenber @es
ihdftsmann. y1o9 mebrere fleine @e>
fhdfte befteben tn benz Srte, iotpie 3tpei
lutberif9e &ir9en, mebrere @4miebes
un6 @tellma9er Werftdtten, Cotton.
Sins, Mhblen &c. Ser plab adblt aur
3eit mebrere bunbert ginmobner. 0ie
G9ule f6eint iebo@ in trauriger Ters
fafung 3u fem. Die WenDen ftnb elm
itreng religibies golt unb fie iiberlafen
ii6 gana unb gar Der 2eitung ibrer
prebiger. Was biefe fagen, 1T @eieB
far ben Wenben. Wterfphrbig-ionit
finbet man bdufig prebiger als 2ebrer
an Staatsi9ulen angeifelt unb bieielz
BEN Hrei@en nit 8ergniigen bic S9uls
gelber elm. 6ier unb In Warba 1T man
gana unb gar gegen bic 5reii6ulen.
man nennt fie ba nSeibenf6ulen" rnb
bic bonn Staate augei6ofenen 8elber,
iinb vSiinbengelber", ipelGe ba3u be-
Aimmt, bic Sugenb ielbfitdnbig gu rllae
9en. Oiefe 3ui@ifie pOm etaat 6irfen
In 3ufunft, 10 lautet ndmli9 oerWta9tz
ipru@ ber Preoiger, ieitens Der be-
treHenben @emeinben ni6t mebr anges
nommen tperben, bas 1T: man bat bic
Organiiiruag ber S6ulen fur ueiBe
&inber berboten. Das TIT traurig fur
bic Betrefenben. Ser 3ui6uB pom
Staate tDiirbe ettpa bic Summe BON
$l400 betragen; pertpeigert bic tpeiBe
8eb6lterung in bteiem S1ulbeairf ibre
59ulen sl organifiren, 70 fdat bieier
Betras ben in bemielben Be3irte befinb'
li9ea Negerf9ulen anbeim. 9ie 36gs
linge bieier leBteren tuerben bann balb
in 8ilbung unb Wi6en ben Wenoen
boraus fein. @s 1T @abrbeit: man
| finbet bort aufgewa9iene iuuge 2eute,
Del9e feline anbere Spra6e ipre9en
als bic ipenbii@e- 2eute, tpel6e ni6t
pifen, baB fie in Amerita in einsm
freien 2anbe ipobnen. 9ur9 5terar9ie
uirb bas @Olt In nnwiiienbeit gebalten
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Glib! l. ltn6 6arum tpar ntetn 9prud
| iiber ben &ath gere4t!

Glib! l. ltn6 6arum tpar ntetn 9prud
iiber ben &atb gere6t!
Ser N6bpfat trat oaapii@en. Qiers
iiber tpdre ieber Streit bergebltd)l Mber
antnorte bod, tpie itebt es um bic gu.
funft2 Wober fd6pfit Du bic .3upers
| fi1t, baB 9u aaein ME eitten ungere9s
ten 9pru6 fdllen tpirf?
0or MQent, erpiberte Saras feierli6,
aus benz 8ertrauen in bic Gnabe @ots
tes. gr iiebt mein Ser3, ct tpeiB, baB
i1 nur unt Seinettpilen ben &f be-
gonnen, unb pirb mid barunt ni9t
! f9mdbli6 enben laf1en. Iber aud
bierbon abgefeben, bin i'd ii6er5eugt
baB Elm ebrli@er, perniinftiger, borii6s
tiger Mann itets bas ge6te finben
fann.
Du bdltf alio eine unsere9tigfeit
Deinerieits fiir unm6gli6! @ie aber,
tpenn bic @tunbe fdme, ba aub Su eins
feben muBt, bab 9u l1nre9t geibt?!
gs tpdre bic ungliidieligfte Stunbe
meines 2ebens, ertpiberte Saras bun1pf,
l,nb in III inen, Munoe bat 6ies
Mort Bebeutung..-. Sd babe bisber
ME bariiber na9ge6a9t, tpas ib bann
3u tbun bdtte, bod ergiebt es fi6 ia bon
ieIbf. Dulbet es @ott, baB i9 nnre6t
tbue, bann tpar er ME nit mir. Damn
.perbe i9 erfennen, baB es unm6gli@ 1T,
iene Setter 3tpif6en Simmel uno groe
10 aufauri9tett, tpie es mir borgef9Debt.
Damn bin i1 tein &d9er mebr, fon6ern
Elm Jrebler, ber ielbit @trafe perbient,
itatt Mnbere au ri6ten. llnb fomme i9
au bieier ueberaeugung, 10 itelle i6 mid
ielbif guren @eri9ten. Griiber iebo6
ni9t. 9as m6st Sbr Semen fagen, bic
gu9 gefenbet.
Cine lanse @ti0e folste biefer &ebe.
(Gortiesuns folst.)
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9ie 4bpftplnate Der 9eber.

Die 2eber 1T bas srobte gusi@eiounss-
Organ bes a0rbers; uno bic @alle, bic fte
ausfdeibet, ift Der 8erldle@ternng nnO Der
MbIeitung bon ibren ridtisen 8analen mebr
ausseiest, als irsenb Elm anberer oer Safte bes
menidliden aorpers. Gs sibt ieoo6 sliid-
liderpeiie fit bic 8iIi6ien etne unfeblbare ab.
bnffe fir 9eberleiben, r1dmlid s. etter 8
so en bi itters, eine Nebisin, bic lett ld1t'
ger als einem 8ierteI Sabrbunbert griinSltde
Suren Der obensenannten 2eiben, iopie aud
bes faltem Gisbers, ber hnSerbauIi@fet, BON
l1nterleibSleioen, bon rbenmatifden nnb ylte>
renIeiben unb bon 2eiben, bic cine abnabme
ber MerSentb i'm @efolse baben, beipert>
feGist bat. gS 1T ferner elm 8orheusunsss
mittel sesem naalarifae arantbeiten, mno se'
mabrt Sauienoen bon Terfonen S@us, bic in
@esenben ipobuen, in Denen biefe fdredli@e
@etbeI Sorberrl6t. es 1T Elm bS9it mini
fdenspertbes Seilntittel, baS ben rnebiainif9en
anforberunsen elmer Gamilie ansepabt ift, anb
1T etn our9aus berlablibes Mittel, einen se>
i1nd1ten Rorper au ftarfen.
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fansberein, bod f6eiterte berielbe fofort
pieber an bsm 9tarrlinn oes pfaffen,
BET ndmli6 berlangte, ber 8erein fole
,tur Rir6enlieber fngen.
Sn gIgin tpir5 fleibig an ber
8abn gearbeitet, tpel6e. BON Saplor
nod 8aftrop gebaut tpirb. Sn ni6t
mebr langer 3eit tpirb 8aifrop alio
giienbabn sStabt tperben. 9ier in @lz
gin unb In Manor bate ber 9agelif ifurm
groBen @9aben in ben Jel6ern ait>
geri6tet, itt btelen Seloern 1T bic grnte
total aerit6rt. 6agelitiide ober bielmebr
gistlumpen fielen bon ber Dide 3tpeter
Gduife unb batten ein @eui9t bon 81
pfunb. pferbe, &iibe unb S9afe
tpurben erf1lagen; in pielen pldben
tparen bic SeIoer 10 fail als fei ni6ts
gepflanst getpeien, ebenio in Der prdrie
par ales @ras aerit6rt. Sduier unb
&ir9en tpurben fart bef9doigt, biele
Garmer tniifen ibre 9dufer neu beden.
@inen 9errn @beling bat bas unuetter
Defenders itart mitgenommen. Die
gan5e Critic bes 9errn @beling lit 5erz
ft6rt, bas Wobnbaus 10 bei6dbiet, baB
ct ri9t mebr in eemielben pobnen
fanm. Gin 17-18 Sabre altes Mdb<
den beg 9errn @beling erbielt ftarfe
8erleBungen unb mar unter Der Be>
banblung bes Mr3tes. Sn @lgin unb
Nuitin bate man fiir bic gaotbleibenoen
aus bieier @egen6 milbe @absn ges
fammelt.
(S@IuB foIat)
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ton, Bangor, Wte.
:3ubereitet BON
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