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Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1886-10-07
NOTICE TO
7 1 + N III o L ID T. IL -

To all persons holding liens by judg-
ment or otherwise on the real estate.
or any part thereof, Of Jas. w. Dam
ron:
In pursuance OF decree of the cir
cult court of Wayne county. w. Va,
made in a cause therein Dendiny, to
subject the real estate OF Jas. w. Dam
ron TO the satisfaction of the liens
thereon, you are hereby required To
present all claims held by you and each
OF you against the said Jas. w. Dam
ron. which are liens on his real estate,
or any part OF it. for adjudication to
me at the circuit clerks Office OF WAYNE
county. at Wayne &. H., on or before
the 9Th day of November. 1888.
Gwen under my hand this oath day
OF September, 1856.
w. L. MANSFIELD,
Com'r Wayne Circuit Court.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1886-10-07

The following resolution was
adopted at the late session of the
West Virginia NJ. E. conference:
"Resolved, That our only hope
Of the destruction of the drink traffic
is through the agency of constitu-
tional prohibition, and we call upon
the next Legislature to allow the
people of West Virgins their un.
questioned right to vote upon this
subject"
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1886-10-07
Ex-Soldiers' Convention.

Pursuantto call, which appeared
in the ADVANCE, a goodly number
of the Federal soldiers of the war Of
1865 met at Ceredo on the I'd day
of Oct, 1886, to take into considera
ton their interests as a class; also to
send up memorial to the next Con.
gress.
The convention was called to or
Der by Capt. w. ]. Dixon and
Capt. L. D. Ramsdell was elected
Chairman and T. T. McDougal
Secretary.
On motion the Chairman APP
pointed Capt. w. J. Dixon, Maj.
James P. Wagner and James Nc
Quin. Esq, to act as committee
on resolutions.
While the committee on resolu-
tons was preparing its report short,
appropriate addresses were made
by Capt. Ramsdell, DR.. Wharton,
MIR. Michael Stump and others. The
speakers remarks were chiefly con-
corning what's due the soldier from
the Government.
The committee or resolutions re-
ported as follows, which report was
adopted:
WHEREAS, When the authority
of this government was resisted by
armed force and it became necessa
ry for the government to raise an
army for the purpose Of enforcing
its authority over its rightful do
main, we, among many others,
promptly responded to the cali
Of the President for raising an army;
that when we enlisted the govern.
ment promised to pay each enlisted
man the sum of $I3 per month, and
officers in proportion according TO
rank for their service, and
WHEREAS, The government failed
to comply with its agreement in this
particular, that the currency it paid
out TO US for our service was so
greatly deprecated in value that
taking into consideration the length
Of time we served in tine army, we
are fully Of the opinion that our paw
did not amount at most to more than
seven dollars per month and vet,
after patiently waiting over a period
Of twenty years this promise Of the
government still stands unfulfilled
within which time many hundreds
and thousands have passed away.
and
WHEREAS, Congress is the only
medium through which our wrongs
in this particular can be righted,
and at the same time deeming it the
duty Of Congress to keep the good
faith Of the government toward the
soldier, therefore
ResOlCed, That we respectfully
ask Congress TO take this matter IN .
to consideration at ITS ensuing ses
sion and adopt such Legislation as
will vouchsafe 10 us our just dues
without further delay, or in lieu OF
the above TO pass . general pension
law by which each and every sol.
der who served a reasonable length
Of time, and whose name is not now
borne on the pension roll shall he
Untitled - the benefits Of said law
ResOlUed, That we are opposed
to the present pension law in that
il discriminates between soldiers of
the same army.
ResOlUed, That we are opposed
to the practice Of granting civil pen
sions while the just demands Of sol.
diers are uncomplied with; and
further, we are opposed to the prac-
tice Of granting private pensions.
CART. w. J. DIXON, Chm.
j. McQUIS,
MAJ J. p. WAIVER, Sec'y.
The following ex soldiers were
present and subscribed their names.
as endorsing the above resolutions:
Michael Stump,
John Canterbury,
Timothy Murphy,
a NJ Mitchell,
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1886-10-07

The Cincinnati Commercial
Gazette says that "the good times
have come. Evidences are plenty
and unmistakesble to show that
tine general business is on the mend.
There IS not in progress what we
were want to call a 'boom'--no
furry, no tidal wave, no excitement,
but the improvement is steady, safe
and sure, and rapid, too, for that
matter. > There is better feeling
this fall among merchants and
manufacturers than there has been
for several years. That is a good
thing 20 start with. Confidence IS a
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1886-10-07
NJ. +. Appointments.
GUYANDoTrE DISTRICT.

GUYASDoTTE DISTRICT.
NJ w Rider, p. E.
Barboursville-To be supplied
Cassville-J T Davis.
Ceredo-W A Cheuvront.
Coal River-To be supplied.
Fairheld's-To be supplied.
Guyandotte-C E Shaw.
Hamlin-Wm Carroll.
Huntington-S E Jones.
Laurel-C w Myers.
Monticello-J L Moses,
St. Albans-To be supplied.
Wayne-B Darlington.
Winfield-G c Shaw.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1886-10-07

There have been over five thous-
and conversions and access,ons to
the NJ. E. church, in the past year,
within the bounds Of the West Vir-
ginia conference.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1886-10-07

Mcmillan, the Gree1back candi-
date for Congress IN this District.
has withdrawn from the race in ia
vor of John A. Hutchinson, the
Republican nominee.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1886-10-07

The Commercial travellers of
West Virginia will hold 4 conven-
ton at Parkersburg November 10th.
This will be the first meeting of the
kind ever held in the State. Drum
mers, drum up your fellow drum
mers, and go.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1886-10-07

Mr.. w. I. w. Barbe is to be-
come city editor Of the State Journ-
al. Mr.. Barbe is an able writer and
will make the columns ofthat paper
shine brighter than ever with newsy
news and gossipy gossip.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1886-10-07

Last week we received, from Rev.
w. A. Cheuvront, a copy of the
Conference Daily, a bright little
paper published at Morgantown
during the session of the NJ. E. con-
ference. Julien E. Fleming was
publisher and w. T. w. Barbe edi-
tor.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1886-10-07

Parkersburg has been selected as
the place for holding the next annual
conference of the NJ. L. Church, of
West Virginia.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1886-10-07

The Richie Gazette assails the
State Superintendent of Free Schools
for entering into a contract with
publishers for school books, by
which the people of the State are
compelled to pay extortionate prices
for said books.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1886-10-07

The oleomargarine law will go in
to effect in November. All retail
dealers, who expect to sell the stuff,
will be obliged to pay a tax OF
1880; wholesale dealers $4,000,
and manufacturers 10000. The ar
ticle will be so branded that it can
not be Lold for butter.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1886-10-07

first-rate business hacker. The
market is growing one, and the
encouragement Of fair profits again
appear"
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1886-10-07

Richard A. Proctor, Royal
Astronomer Of England, in speak
ing Of earthquakes in the United
States, says that there has already
been one great earthquake and it is
exceedingly probable that the
imprisoned forces Of the earth
beneath the American continent
have for awhile found relief and
that no great earthquake will occur
again in the same region for many
years-possibly centuries"
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1886-10-07
To Candidates.

Our terms for announcing candidates for
Congress arc 5000; for State Senate,
q 50. for the House of Delegates, $500
for County Commissioners, $500; inva-
riably In advance. We will publish commu-
nisations In favor of any candidate for fvs
cents q line.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1886-10-07

Bro. Thompson now has full
control Of the Huntington Ad-
rertiser. having purchased his
partners interest.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1886-10-07
Legal Advertisements.
NOTICE To-
I EN- III OIL ID + X -
Frasher a & Moore, ! >, In, In
T1hav lVa1Ir,on
In
chancery.

MOOTt, In
VS.. chauCery
L1ban Wellman.
To ali persons holding liens-by judg-
ment or otherwiss-against the real
estate-or any part thereo:-of Latan
Wellman:
In pursuance of decree made i'm the
above cause, at the September term.
1855, OF the circuit court of Wayne
county, you are hereby required to pre-
s-nt all claims he'd by you, and each
OF you, ag tinst the said Laban Well
man, which are liens on his real estate
or any part thereof-for adjud cation
TO M, at the Office Of the clerk OF the
circuit court of Wayne county. West
Vir inia, at Wayne {. H., ON or before
the 5th day of November. 1885.
Given under nv hand tins oath day
o. September, 1886.
w. l.. MANSFIELD,
Com'r Wayne Circuit Court.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1886-10-07

The Wheeling Camp Meeting
Association adopted the following
resolution:
"ResOlved, That this Board has
entire confidence in Mr.. Jones as a
christian and gentleman, and APP
prove Of his ministerial labors at our
late camp meeting, and that we
hereby tender to him and Rev.
Samuel Small cordial invitation
to attend our next camp meeting"
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1886-10-07

4 man named Garter is a candi-
date for Congress in California. He
is favorite Of the ladies,
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1886-10-07

Hogg and Hutchinson had a
Joint debate at Winfield on the 18th
nit.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1886-10-07

AS an utter failure Virgins is =
complete success.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1886-10-07

The Insane Asylum, at Weston
has 6S5 patients.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1886-10-07

Only one month till the election.
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CHATTAROI R'y.
Took effect Monday, May II, !

DAILY, except Sunday
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-04-16

duug in ben Ser. @taaten lei cine ssols
ge babon, baB ber Warft gum Mbiabe
ibrer qrobufte Elm au bef9rdntter iei.
Ser amerifanii9e Continent nit ieinen
tnebr ais 100 Millionen @inmobnern
iei bod aber ber naturgemdBeife Martt
fir bic proouftion BET Ser. @taaten.
gDie bic Dinge ieoo6 iebt ldgen, be-
berri1e gnglanb ben Qanbel NIT peru,
Chilli, Braiflien unb ber Nrgentinif6en
MepubIit, ia iogar ben NIT unierer
Na9bar= Gepublif Merito-eine Sbats
fade, tpel9e fir bic Ser. Staten ber=
berbli1 unb bemiitbigeno auglei9 iei.
= Mbere Na6ri9ten iiber BEN GD,
clon, pel9er am IA. Npril bic 5tdote
ct. gloub unb Saut &apibs beimlu1.
te, melben, taB ft6 bic 3abl Der $o6s
ten auf 49, Die ber 8erpunbeten auf
2O6 belduft, ie6o6 bermiBt man mod
cine Nn3abl perfonen, beren 2ei9en
bermutbli@ unter ben Sriimtnern be-
graben liesen. Ser 9tnbIid Der ber-
tpiiiteten @tdbte 1T grauenerregenb.
Inter ben Sobten unb 8erlebtet befins
ben fi@ auffallenb biele, bic ei>
tten beuti9en Namen tragen. llnz
ter ben srifereu befinbet ii6 0err Cigar
6iQer, ber prdiibent ber beuti9=ameris
fanii9en NationalsBanf in Saut &a=
ptbs. Sn Der lebteren Stabt anein
miro Der bur6 ben @pelou angeri9tete
S@aben auf $3,000,000 tarirt. 9a
ni9t elm Gent bierpon but9 Gpclons
Berii9eruns gebedt III, 10 finb bic Be>
tpobner Der Sta6t finan3iea total rui=
itirt. Ser in ct. @lpub angeri1tete
S9aben an gigentbum 1T bel ipeitem
geringer, er belduft fid6 faum auf
800, 600, iebo9 biiBten au9 bier 3a5l,
rei@e Menf9en ibr 2eben Elm unb bic
3aN Der @9werperleBten 1T ebenfalls
febr groB.
= Mu6 aus beri9iebenen Orten bes
Staates Mifouri tpirb bon dbnli@en
berbeerenben Natur gretgnif1en beri9=
tet. SO aus Monroe unb Burlington.
Sn Moitroe tpurben bret perlonen ge=
t6btet uno piele f9tper nerlebt; in 8urs
lington tpurben aiDei get6btet unb mebs
rere 10 f9uer berlebt, baB man at ib=
rem Muffommen stDeifelt.
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papierberbr.au9 berr@ a +.
".-Die Neoactipr 6ie1er

| papterberbr,au6 Ser IS a r.
ten lou be". .-Die &eoaction 6ie1er
3eitf6rift bat fiir5li9 eine Bere1nung
bariber angefellt, ipie piel papier ieit
Der 3eit ibres 8efebens in ibrer Druz
derei oerbrau9t porben i1t. 0om Sabre
1858 big gum 99luRe bes Sabres 1885
finb bon ber n8artenlaube" suiammen
356, 80,000 Nummern gebrudt, tpel9e
bic 3abl bon 6,865, 900 Sabrgdngen
ober 8dnben eraeben, tpdbrenb bic
3abl Der Drudbosen runb 9O0, 900, 600
betrdgt. Wirbe man bieie Bogen in
elmer 2inie aneinanber legeit. 10 f6nnte
man bamit bic @r6e 145 Wsal am Mes
quator umfpaunen. Die 9dnge bieies
papierlireifens tpiiroe bic 2dnge ldmmts
li9er @ifenbabnlinien ber Delt tid6t
1ur beden, ionbern fie nod runb UNI
$4,000 ensl. Meilen iibertrefen, Wsit
bieiem Papiertreifen f6nnte man auA
ben Monb nit Der Grbe berbinben unb
baum ben &eit befelben nod fiinf nal
UNI Die @rbe mideln. Wiirben mir aber
ale Bogen ausbreiten unb bamit cine
Gld@e 3l bebeden iu9en, 10 fdmen mir
gewiB au benz iiberrai@enben &eiultat,
oab mir bamit ni9t einmal ben Booens
lee tberfpannett unb faum 6as 180
Quabratmeilen grOBe 6hritentbumGeuB
dlterer 2inie bebeden f6nnen. 9fo1
iiberrai6enber fdlt folgenoe1 8erslei9
aus: 2egen mir bic ein3elnen Bdnbe
auf einanber, 10 errei@en mir babur9
bic inpofante 66be ettpa- l ,056, 900
SUB, tpel9e bic S6be bes bD9iten Bers
ges Der @rbe, bes 8auriianfar, SO NAL
unb bieienige bes Mont Blanc beinabe
81 nal iibertrifft. Wirben mir aber
ale gdnbe in einem groBen &aume lttt>
terbringen, tpet9er Der groBen gbeopss
ppramioe entipri6t, 10 mhBten mir
tDabrnebmen, baB biefe gan3e papierz
mafe i1lir binrei6en tphrbe, Inn ben
30ften Sbeil berfelben boll5upfropfen!
Wenn ferner bas gr6Bte oeuti1e &riegs=
ibiff n&bnig @ilbelm" bor bieNufgabe
gefellt tperben iOllte. alle Bdnbe l1a9
elmer SnieI gu f@affen, 10 miBte bass
ielbe 16 nal Dellgelaben tperben, big
es ben Sransport betperfiteqigte. l1nb
tpollte ein Wenfd beriu9en, alle 5ei=
ten, tpelde in fdmmtli9en 6,865, 900
8dnben entbalten iinb, umaubldtz
tern, 10 tuiirbe ct bas tlien,als au
9tanbe bringen; benn felblf tpenn ct
Sag unb 9tabt 3dblte unb aur Nennung
ieber 3dbl nur cine Sefunbe brau1te,
10 tpiirbe bieIe Nrbeit bod Bic 3eit BON
228 Sabren, 3 Monaten, 20 Sagen unb
8 Stuuben erforbern.
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= 9ieienigen Gtrifer In paleffine,
ipeI9e in ben @ifenbaabn Merffdtteil
ipie6er arbeiten, iino aus oem 8unb
Der Sitter ausgeitoBen uno fit rSeabs"
erfldrt iporben.
= Bon Muroro in Wiie gsuntD
tpirb elm @irbeIfturm beri9tet, Der In
Der 2dnge bon einigen MeiIen ale
6dufer, Gen5en un6 8dunte iimmarf.
Bon II Bis 20 perionen truget HerleBs
ilngen babon, 5tpei gefdbrlide.
= Gin Garn1er Namens Surner BON
upibur gountp, ber ii@ nit feinem
a6ttdbrigen gnfel auf besa Wege mad
Qongbiem befanb, banb feline pferoe
am GluBufer feit unb f9fdte fi9 on
nit benz Gna6en iiber bic giienbabns
bride au geben. Sic batten faum elm
Srittel ber 5trede auriidgeIest, als Der
Pafagier3ug berantam uno bas War<
nungsiignal gab. 9ierbur6 tpurbe Der
&nabe 10 erf6redt, 6aB er bic Settles
segennart berlor ltnb tti9t BON Der
9telle 5u bringen mar. Ser Garmer
berfu1te barauf, ibn bur9 oas Balfen=
pert Der Bride binbur63ieben, aber
Der Rnabe flammerte fi1 nit aller
Graft an ben 5@ienen feft. gs mar
ni6t m6gli9 ben 3ug 10 raid gum
Steben gu bringen unb ber &nabe
tpurbe iiberfabren unb linn elm 8ein
unb elm @rm bur6 Die &d6er abges
f1nitten. 6ein @roBbater tpur6e bur9
ben 2ubfdnser boa ber Bride berlns
tesgeworfen. s@
= Sn Brownsville CUB Elm WfeTis
faner gfamens @rifantes ieinem 2 Mlos
nate alten &inbe einen 26fel bon Mis
3arb6l ein unb bas &ino ftarb an benz
barin entbaltenea Gift.
- Gin Wfann Namens 6ugbes in
Gearne gerietb nit bem bort tpobnenben
9r. Baiiett In befen @obnung in
Streit unb erbob einen &epolper gegen
ibn. gbe er inbeB fmieBen tonnte,
feuerte 8afietts Grau NIT elmer Glinte
'anf 9ugbes unb pertpunbete i'm
t6Dtli1.
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Grpbemfbuug.

Mm IA. porigem Monats Ianste Der
prin3 bon Wales au fur3ea 8er>
iueilen in paris an unb begab ii1 fofort
In bas palais bes 8arons &otbf9ilo,
ipofelbif ct gum Gribfad gelaben mar.
8ei ber Safel iagte ber prina pon Wales
als man bas &oaifbeef ferbirte: vMerf'
ipiiroig! Das Gleii9 iit gan3 genau 10,
tpie i@ es babeim ieben Morgen aufge.
tif9t befomme." 9d9elnb rief bic Baros
min: gs fomnt aud aus 2onbon BON
benz Gleif@er. ber Cure 9obeit INNER
bebiett. - "Nber", rneirlte ber englis
f6e SbronfOlger. ,au@ bic 3ubereitung
III bieielbe. - yOas fommt nobl baber
ertpiberte 6er 9ausberr, rbaB i1 teles
grapbii9 ben Sod bonn 2onboner Suns
gens6errens@lub bierbertommen lieB,
nm bas &oaiibeef na9 Sbrem @ei@mas
de au bereiten." yfa9 furaer pauie
iagte ber prins better: r2ieber Baron,
mir finb alte Greunbe, lanen sic mid
erfabren, tuie uiel ungefdbr mein &oaits
beef gefoifet baben nfas2" Baron &otbs
i6ilb entiernte fitb fur einige Minuten
mad ieiner &hdtebr faste er: nMt be,
&emuneration fiir ben Sod b lie T.
taufeno Grancs." ginfdItigt
9idn diisteit, basil
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cages . Neatsfette,s.
SnIanb.

- Sm 8un6esIenate befirmortete
2ogdtt 6fentli9e Sibungen fit fdmrnts
Ii1e Beratbungen, etul9IieBli1 iol9e
tiber grnennungeu unb Beffdtisungen.
Nd9 I1ngereil Debatten iiber bas pen=
fionsgeieb unb bic 3mii9enbanoels=
Bin frat 8ertagung ein.
- Das Observation-Disclosures berbans
bette iiber cine Nn3abl BON petitionen
unb &eiolutionen. Wc@rearp bon
Rentudp beri6tete Johann i'm Namen
bes 9anoelsausi6uiIes iiber einen @e=
feBentipurf, tporin Der prdfibent aufges
foroert spirb, bic n6tbigen S1ritte 3u
tbun, um bic 9anbelsbe3iebungen atDis
f9en ben Ser. Staten einerieits unb
@iib= un6 Central @tnerita anberers
feits fpesiea Brafilien unb Merifo, gu
f6rbern unb 3u enttpideln. SiQ bon,
Musi9uiie fiir Territorial Nngelegens
beiten befhrmortet bic 8il6ung zines
Serritoriunts Oflabona. gs fpIgten
oann bic 8eratbungen iiber beri6ieoene
8epilligungen fir 9dfen, sluBDerbefs
ierungel &c. Gepburit pon Soma fritis
firte BET bieier Gelegenbeit bic 6orbes
rungen fir Die @aIbeitoner Safenber=
beferungen iebr f9arf, ba ft9 ber gan3e
plan, ebenfo tpie berienige ber Miffiis
iippisRegulirungen als berfeblt berauss
geffeat bdbe. Stemart BON Seras bee
.ftritt oies in 8e3ug atf ben @alpeitDner
9afen, CAB inbeb sI, baB man nur
@elb ins Waifer tpiirfe, penu man bic
Sorberungen fiir Die 1fers&egulirung
am MfiifFppi beipiflige. 2
= Ser Spre9er Carlisle ernonnte
bic folgenben Geprdfentanten 3u Mit.
gliebern 6er g0mmiifon, tpel9e bic
llria6en unb BITE Musbebnung ber ars
rsnnrubeti i'm Weften unb @ibtpe'
fen rnteriu9en fol: Curtin bon penn=
fDlbanien, grain bon Seras,
Outbmaite bon Soma, Stemart BON
0erntont, Barter bon Stem Oorf unb
8u@andil BON Netp SerieD.
= Der bonn 9anbeIsausi6uiie be-
fiirtportete Mntrag aur MntnRpfung en-.
gerer 8e3iebungen amii9en ben Ser.
Staten llnb ben 2dnbern gentrals uito
Sab' 'Mmerifas autoriRrt ben prdiben.
ten, bic Regierungett iener 3beile bes
gontinentes auf3uforoern, fid an elmer
tn Wafbington abaubaltenben @onfe'
rett5 3ti betbeiIigen, 3li benz 3wede, Elm
gemeinfames aitteritanii9es S@iebsges
ri9t 3ii organiiiren, Inn ettpaige Strei'
%SMNoe%a@4 0Yl L
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an bielen Sbieren i'm Wal6e eetpabren: ::
tpenn man ibnen ibre 9eimitdtte aerz
.if6rt. 10 bQuett fie 6iefelbe bon Neuent,

on bielen Sbieren i'm Wal6e genabren: !:
inenn man ibnen ibre Seimitdtte 5erz
it6rt, 10 bauen fie bieielbe bon Neuet11,
aber tuenn man iie ibnen bei6mubt,
bann tpanbern ite aus. go fu9te benin
aud i9 mir anbermdrts einen Oienif
unb bet 3ufau bra9te mid bierber.
Sd fam ni9t pbne Webmutb baran
suridbenfen, tpie i'd bamals mar. Gin
FeiBiger Gne9t, in ieber Mder unb
8iebmirtbi@aft bur6aus tii@tig unb ers
fabren, In ieber @emobnbeit ebrbar nnb
gefeffigt. Bon ben Sreuben bes 2es
bens tpuBte i9 ni9ts. Sd batte ME ets
men &aui6 gebabt, ME eirtert @enofen
I'M &instarnpf be3wungen, ME Elm Mdbs
den itt 2iebe getiBt. Mber arm fiibte
i1 mid beBbalb nid5t. Denn i9 genoB
3lnteiit ungetriibt, tpas mir banlals aIs
bb6fe Greube erf6ien, bic pofle 3ufrie=
benbeit nit mir felbf. Warum au9
ni9t2 Sd thai ia nteine glidt, i'd mar
gere9t unb bate iosar UNI ber @ere9z
tigfeit tpilIen selitten! Sier3u fam, bab
i@ mid p6llig in Der Sanb bate, 10
tpeit bies eben einent iiinbigen Meni@en
m6gli6. Sd tpuBte, baB bieier Saras,
iDel@er bur9 eigene Rraft aus einem
bera9teten Baifarb elm gea9teter unb
ber M9tung wirbiger Wann getporben,
3eit feiues 2ebens pffi9teifrig, bilfrei9
unb gere@t bleiben, ME eine Grebel bull
ben, aber au6 ME abii@tli@ g6ies mil
B6iem bergelten tper6e. !;
(Gortfesuns fOlst.)
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Die
gB63entIidbe Treie Nreffe
erideint
ieben Dcnnerlfas
lnb fOfet
$3.50 bas Sabr Ober $1.25 ftr s
WOnate in gOrausbe3ahlHns.
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gEentt lie audi ittdbt tuireItd, g&mer,
M 4en leiNen.

~
70 iinb bic @benmatifer ieIten frei bon S9nter.
gen unb elmer septnem steifbeit in ben @elen'
ten unb WeuStelu, belde iie befdnbis baran
erinnert, ba6 bet arantbeitstoif nur auf einen
unsiniisen @ediel in ber @itteruns, ober atii
ben Beiifanb elmer grfdItung partet, I'M fem
Dafetn bur@ beftise ffe9eube S9meraen arah.
3eigen. I'm bic @ieberfebr bes G9meraes au
Serbiten ober um ibn au Iinbern, gibt e8- feiu
ii9erereS ober beferes Mfittel aIs s oft E tter's
M a >BttterS, eine Wte6iain, neI1e in
ieber Siniidt ben @iften bor3uaieben If, bon
6enen llnenbli@ fleine Doien gum groBen gta9.
tbeile ber @eiunbbeit unb NIT ipirfliber aebens.
gefabr eingenonsnten iper6en, obne eine bauernoe
!fur au bepirten. Ser S9laf ber infolse
rbeumatifder unb neuraIsifder S@meraen una
in Der Nadt fiiebt, pirb nns bnr9 biefen tpobl-
tbdtisen 8erubiser bes Nerbenfbhems tpieber.
seseben, unb ber @dIaf, ben er uns auferlest,
1T rieI erfrifden6er nub tpobltbuenber alS Die
Bet6nbuns, In bic bas @ebirn bnrd Elm mario.
tif9es WlifteI berlest piro. Ser Mppetit nnh
ste 8erbouuns, ebenfotpobl tuie ber S@Iaf
trerben bur@ i'm sebeiiert unb er iit ein ausse.
3ei9netes 9eils unb Stxrtungsmittel segen I'm.
terleibS. unO Nierenft0runsen. gebraude d
sesen @beumatisntus bor Oem S@lafenseben,
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= lleber cine tntereHante rG6meinis
gel" S@a6enerIabtlage, bic iiingf in
Netp Orleans enti1ie6en tpuroe, beri1s
ten bortige 8ldtter: Ser 2ontrattor
0enrD gQerman1 bate ben Baui1reis
tler CHARLES Bauer i'm 2aufe elmer un<
terrebung einen 59meinigel genannt,
ipDrauf Bauer cine &lage auf $4,000
S6abeneriaB anitrengte. Ser pro3eB
brebte fib bauptfd9li3 um bic Grage,
Of S9meiniget cine ebrenriibrige 8e=
aei9nung fei. @iner Der aablrei9en
3eugen fagte, n59meinigel" fei ni9ts
als Der befannte oeutlde Sgel, auf eng>
liI9 "Hedgehog" genannt, unb man
f0nHe bamlt einen Meni9en nidbt mebr
beleibigen, als .tuenn man ibn 3. 3.
nalter 8od1 ober uiblauer Gu9s"
nenne. Gin NnOerer iaste, baB in ben
@efilben Der 2iineburger 0aibe bel 2iez
besf6dfereien bic 5a9tige Nfaio benz
fiibneu Buri@en man9nal f6er3baft
brobenb aul bic Singer flopfe unb baau
nS9mienegel" fage,-tDas aber bur6=
aus ni9t ebrenriibrig iei. Nud) tpurbe
erfldrt, baB p96peinisel1 man9mal
gebrau6t tperoe, tpenn man cine fbreds
li9e Mbneisung gegen &eiali@teitsz
rnaBregeln be3ei9nen tpDlle, - mas in=
beB i'm porliegenben Sale nt6t 3utreffe.
Oie Surp gelanste enoli9 3u benz 8ers
bitt, baB ber p5@meinigel" tein &ompz
liment iei, unb ipra9 benz 3Idger
S@abeueriab su, iebpd5 ntbt $4,000,
fonbern Ell en- Dollar!