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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-25
The Iron ,foItIers.

ST. Louis, Mo-, July 2L-The Iron
Moldcrs' union Of North America, in ses'
sion here the past two weeks, selected the
following officers for the ensuing year:
President, T.. +. Fitzpatrick, Cincinnati;
vicc.prcsidcnt and organizer, james T..
TloolCy, New York; treasurer, John
OKccic, Troy, n. Y; secretaries, Martin
Fox, Cincinnati, aud X. IL. Me,calic,
Canada. Executive board: John g..
Wolvcr. Cincinnati; John Kenny, Norwich
Conn; Vim. Campbell. Quincy, ILL.,; T.. +,
Dillon, Savannah, Ga. The next meeting
OF the union will be held in Detroit.
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The Dudss Know n.

orf they don't they should know that
Rangum Root Liniment cured big head In
mules for w. T.. Hunt, OF Alnirsyillc. Ky.
J. II. Mallory of Forts Station, Tenn,
cured his hog, II blind staggcrs with Il. In
fact, this King Of Linimcnis is inyaluablu
for man and beast aud no family should be-
without IL. 80 cents per bottle. For sale at
Holsters drug store, No 2s3 Main street.
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SUBSCRIBE for TnE WEEKLY APrEAL, 81
per year, and participate In the grand dis.
iributon OF gifts December !.
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THr well known strengthening properties
Of iron, combined with other tonics aud .
most perfect ncryinc, are found In Cartcr's
Iron Pills. which strengthen the nerves and
body aud improve the blood aud com.
f,teNinu
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RUPTURE CURED.
DR. T. NOBLE,

Specialist In the Curu II Rupture and all Forms oi
chronic Diseases Male or Female.
DuPTrRE CURED WITHOUT THE KNIFE on
IN hindmncu to business. by the Medicatsd
soft Pad Truss and once Treatment
IN Diseases oi Women, IN al their forms, give
Immediate relief and permanent cure.
Structure ttytifucclcund Naricocsc. and all forms
ri blood Diseases. cuucd IN thort time guarantee
every cAsc ! take Tfusscs made aud htied Call
Cor names and address Of cures made In the city.
once No. 90 JETTERsON STREET.
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CnmbcrInnd UnI,er.it,. Lcnanon. Tom.

There were 200 students in attendance
in this institution last year. There are ten
schools, viz Law, theological, preparatory,
English, modern languages, ancient Ian
guagcs, science, mathematics, engineering
and normal. Next term begins Scpiem
Der q
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sIIyerwnre eheap, Mnliord'.

Tng Crown wash blue has no equal.
Every woman recommends H.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-25

Thy Floyd 4 Moneys soda. Only Bc.
ihcsda water used in the manufacture OF
H.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-25

LADIES, try Rising sun baking powder
and you will never use anv other
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GraysOn Springs, GraysOn Co., KY,

~ = MILES WEST or LOUISVILLE, on n 4
VI ~ v milfuad Hot anu cold sulphur haihs.
white fcd aud black sulphur aud Chayircate
waters Al modern nmusnruis SCENERY aui
climate unsurpassed. Rates ani descriptive rifru.
lar furnished spocldi rates over railroads buy
uckUb Tot Gtayson springs station
THOMAS HENSER.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-25

For q good hot weather drink use Floyd
4 MONEYS old reliable mead.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-25

WHOLESALE grocers recognize Lucy Hin.
ton Tobacco ~ the leading and best Viz.
pinia tobacco made In the United States.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-25
m n snAIx. a.n s.enna 8, M.mphl.

nR. q. SWAIN. $40 second 81 msmphls
AZ lam making specially 10 the treatment o. the
bisssse. Of the Lover Bowels and Rscium-lSse pa'
s,lp.,ion' piles. Fisurss rsluIss folJpl Prolap.e
Erocedsntis etvistury Pruilus OF Itching Csiafrh.
Eiesriion. 6.pssr. foeisY and Ssplli.I, Ihs.s
s 20 ar, iss q, On: 'S nan y ,Scr.
Eushiy undertand ali ths numerous diseases Ia.
6Hsnt 10 the human pystsm- Ny treatment Il new,
Practically r.ins. ~ sad o.iAia VIII Dot ~ q
Srsatsd and renafn "a yoW homes the sams day
IN also trssfine piGssses " the Far. ross and
s,o =. ace es my E.. ,s,s ss.' ''''''
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Trustees Sale.

JrSDFR ANDHY yIRTUFOF TItE PROVISIONS
u contained IN n certain decd executed ~ y q.
Mostly. Mary y MUshy Lacy v N,shl, Eva y
Mostly Mar Fannie Mushy. X Mpsiv If sallir u.
land Company un the hth day Of May i,-l and
which il III funfi in the NrHisirfs uiuu II shelby
county TcnnUsor. ~ bpok w. pagcs 30, ~, Us
and 80 default IN the payment ~ The indebted
ncs ~ aid thirkasaw lanl tumlany lhyfuly
secured having bUcn made, ~ The request ~ the
holder thrf,ut Will on
"Wednesday. th. LIT Day Of August, iSsH,
ut y o'clork ~ NJ the eastern dpUf IT The oDufi
HOUSE Of shelby county. Tennessee situated iu The
Taxing District II shelby county Tennessee. fitn
moniy called the city Of Memphis ell h. the hiHh.
81 bidder. for cash the following described real
estate, tONlt
CERTAIN lot If ground situated IN aid Taxing
District II shelby county Icuurss'r, beginning uu
the east siir ~ short Iltlrl stnst one hundfisi
uupl feet south ~ The linrs between The uflEiual
county lot, Nus. - aud ~ thence east pafalul
with siid line, one hunlfvi gpl eighty i've lHN
thpucc sputh parallel with aid Ihlrl slr.i one
hundrs nnd si,iy two non feet clght t inches ~
an nllry which runs parallel with ls7alo stfrfi
thrnrr wet PARALLEL With aud ni The liur ~ sill
alley ~ stake seventy ilni irri uasi ~ iid lhifi
street iyiuE tho suuthoast corner ~ Alsinn ltiu
lot thence With slid toids line parallel with sail
Thifi ftpet NORTH a. said l1yds northeast Cufurf
one hundred riull feet thuucu west with said
ituydF north line seventy i5u icet ~ The east lnr
NJ aid 1hiri street thenro north with the east
ibo III aid 1hirl street sslyivp i0i feet eight s
inches to the beginning and boinF The same prui.
,fiy ~ WIS conveyed a. the all 'hittasaw lani
Iuintmny ~ the said D. Mushy, Mari Mushy,
Ius, n M1sby IVA y Mostly, Mnfy Fannie Mostly
\ Mostly w. anllio " Mostly and leila " Nn-li}
Nv said dcoi0 May y, iNsi registered ln lHpt ~
uar,. no So SIS and 30 ~ hiuyr ~ forth
The equity " redemption la s,id properly T. O.
p''N' "''''' WV 4 mostly. Trustee
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NOTICE.

PUBLIC ADMINISTRATORS OFFICE. /
MIarnis TENS.. July =, ISIS I
A. Administrator of the Estate oi Charles wuril,
I will. on "Wednesday, August 4, 1sss, sell, az
Che Auction house Of T. J. MCCARTHY n Co, No.
~ sccOnd stnct tho stock Of Groceries aud other
personal property belonging 20 the said estate sale
81 10 O'Clock a m, Terms cash.
INO IOAguE Administrator.
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CENTRAL UNIVERSITY,

kIC1IMOND, Ky.
HULL FACULTY. TWELVE DEPARTMENTS
u al study. Healthy location IN the heart 81
lilt,r Gfau region. Refined aud huspitablC CON.
munlty Nodernte erpsus1s. sia0 a. Silo Attend
anrr last session - ifum ~ states, Next session
orcns september ~ isSN i0f full Information
aud catalogue. apply 81
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GnrAr Bargains at Mulford's.
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EDGEWORTH BOARDING and DAY SCHOOL

For GirIs. i2a West franklin street, Balti.
more ND, Mrs n. 4. Lgichyfg. PRINCIPAL III.
srhopi will rropen on flll k-bA1, the aHh ~
sEpTFNBER The ruutHH NJ instruction cnihnncrs
ali the studies included iuG thorough English cdu
cation. aud the french and German languages are
practically taught
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LOST

ONE swlTcHMANs PIS-FISpER PLEASE
" leave Al this ONCE JOsie Person.
ON BlRNiNOHAN RAILROAD BETWEEN
" Holly Springs aud Memphis July n lCongrcs
sioual tpinl bun linen dustcf. entfu light ma.
toflal fipdcf will be Literally rewarded upon ~
lufnlngiito No. aqj FRONT sTKEEr
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A GOOD Girl. CITIZENS STEAM LAUNLRY
~ 20 ncalc street.
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A SET OF BOOKS TO KEEP. OR OFFICE WORK
~ to do at might, by an able bookkccpcr aud good
nauman AhbN.sS
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DoARD, ny LADY AND DAUGHTER, WITH
ID family in suburbs, on or near car line, Address
VISITORS Anncl Office
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A MIDDLE AGED WHITE OR COLOREl
~ woman at ~ Mosby st. General house work
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DOCKS EXPERTED AND ACCOUNTS ADJUST
ID I'll. with neatneSs and dispatch AZ Room No, II
Masonic Temple, Parties wishing special work OF
this Kind will please give rs u call.
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Forks, spoons, etc, Muliord's.
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FOR SALE.

4 NEW SURREY, ELEG ANT HORSE ANDHAR
~ ness Apply at sOi and aOj Madison street.
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Milford reduces everything.
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A SPLENDID PHYSICIANS OFFICE AND OUT.
~ ~ for housekeeping. In good location. rent
cheap VIII sell the whole, or In parts, Tor one
third Of value. Address
DOgrOR Apt,ca1 onicc
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'" ~ FRANCIS. care Appeal onicc.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1888-11-17

BENZ. HARRIsoN is an American. lie IL
for America first, last and all the time.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1888-11-17

THERE seems 10 be- n total cessation OF
activity among dealers in iron ore,
caused, no doubt, by the fact that prac-
ticalIy all the ore that can yet be sent
down has been sold, and that there Is
nothing more TO sell except very little
stock in the way OF odd lots, which COM
mand fancy prices. Nothing will be done
now by the producers, until the yearly
returns show the extent OF ore consump-
ton, so as TO enable them 20 estimate
their 80 output and it's price. II the
promises held out by the railway interests
are fulfilled, the demand for steel rails,
delivered for 80 use, will be something
enormous. AS matter 81 fact, the mills
have been offered several large contracts.
but the price does not warrant them To
accept any orders, more especially, in
view OF the high price OF Bessemer ores.
Coke is rising, and another advance is
predicted soon, so that the new year will
probably see the rate go up TO S1.50.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1888-11-17

rnE Home Market Club, OF Illinois,
proposes to make it's work continuous,
and not suspend it with the close OF this
campaign. To insure the highest eiiec-
tivcness il is important that the club
shall secure the widest possible member
ship. and We earnestly invite our readers
TO correspond with A. NJ. Garland, sec
rotary, Home Insurance Building, China
20. IN. IL is the purpose OF this club TO
disseminate information upon the vital
question of protection TO American in-
dustries, and It shouldreceive the hearty
support and cooperation OF every well
wisher TO American prosperity.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1888-11-17

81 DON'T believe anybody in Michigan
feels worse over the Republican victory
than Tim hester, OF Marquette sand n
state official the other day To Major Geo.
II. Hopkins; IL don't see why he wanted
to flop TO the democracy nj this time
for. anyhow" "You bet nc feels bad"
replied Hopkins II met him in Chicago
early la the year, and told him To never
mind the nagging those upper pininrula
republicans gave him--to 90 right along
and stick 90 the purity and it would be
well with him. have reason TO believe
that he is sorry he dent take my nd.
vice" Mr. hester is supposed Co have
quilted the Republican party on account
OF his tariff views. and the idea that he
WAS ''uaggcd' out by fellow Republicans
will be- Of some interestto his Republican
friends around the state. However, IL ID
likely that Ncster will never acknowledge
itnit WAS the "namng" that drove him
into the minority Detroit News.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1888-11-17

ALMOST every mining camp in the
country. says the Mining Review, bears
evidence OF the fact that the character OF
the management is OF greater impor-
tance than the character and value uf the
ore. The history OF mining bears al
most on every page record OF properties
that have been abandoned by disap-
pointed and discouraged operators, only
TO be proved valuable and profitable
in the hands OF Others. Thus il Is begin
ming to be understood that the merit and
desirability % a. mine or locality cam
not be justly determined without a know
ledge OF the methods employed and the
ability ofthose responsibleiort the results.
For some reason the opinion too gener-
ally prevails that mining is difierntfrom
other lines OF business, and that chances
and certainty are everywhere aud always
prominent influences, so that well con-
sidered and economical plan OF develop
ment or "a careful consideration of the
relation between cost and profit is un.
necessary. Hence large sums Of money
have been expended under the belief that
in the case who're SO much was uncertain,
definite results could not be predicted
This same element OF uncertainty regard.
ing the future and tie result ofproper in.
vestment ls nm important factor OF all
business, and in fact every thing that is
related Co human effort or endeavor
but the record Of experience proves that
in the midst of uncertainty the best
results have followed along the line oi
careful consideration, conservative and
economical management. The absence
of the speculative spirit has done much
within the past few years 60 make these
facts more apparent and To show the
advantage OF their methods more gener-
ally, and the result has been a marked
Increase in profit and product with a
corresponding favorable change in public
opinion which will soon be manifest in a
season OF substantial activity such as
has not before been witnessed in the his.
tory Of the great industry.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1888-11-17

Iiberately insult them because they belong 20 a
different nationality Any class OF men who
abide by our laws and are good citizens should
receive the right hand offeIlowship from all good
people mans religion or nationality should
not debar him from the good win OF any one.
This Il n free and independent country aud all
good citizens are on an equality. Mr.. Lustheld
Is defeated and he and his friends take his defeat
gracefully, believing that the affairs Of the Office
under Mr.. Corcorans administration will be
conducted In the interest OF the whole people, In
a Wise and economical manner. They are per-
fectly satisfied.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1888-11-17

THERE Is n class Of men in Iron River
that is n disgrace Co the city they livein,
and In fact "a corrupt blotch on the face
OF the earth. They are ndR fit TO be
classed as men. IL is this same clique
that has given Iron River n bad name
and n smut-begIimmed record. These
low-bred, groveline things are a constant
drawback to the beautiful little city.
The good citizens, and Iron River has
plenty OF them, are powerless TO prevent
Interpretations OF the lawless inhabit-
ants. Things are not SO bad as they
were once upon time, but they are bad
enough. They grossly insnlted one Of
our best citizens and the people Of this
end Of the county are not very well
pleased thereat, but they ARE not at all
surprised, as there H. nothing Go low or
dirty iorthat gangto stoop TO. Itwould
he "A Gods blessing TO Iron county II the
whole gang was hanged la reality. The
Reporter, always striking for the right,
has the following TO say regarding the
disgraceful performance:
The Reporter n sorry 60 be Obliged 10 chronicle
the fnct that this city contains class Of men
who would lower themselves so low ~ 90 out
rapeously insult worthy citizens OF this city aud
county simply because they are Jews. We refer
60 the men who had anything 20 do with the
insult heaped upon the defeated candidate for
county treasurer on the Republican ticket last
Thursday evening. IL was not only an Insult 20
a worthy class OF onrcitizcns, but twas also an
insult "a the SIT men who voted for Mr.. Lust
field We are fain 20 believe that the bctterclass
of our Democratic citizens had anything 20 do
with II or that Mr.. Lusthelds successful oppon.
ent knew Of II or even sanctioned IL. Had the
tables been turned and Mr.. corcoran defeated
We are sure that Mr. Lustneld's friends would
not have bcenp guilty ofanythingso contemptibiy
low and malicious. They would OF course have
felt pleased 90 think that their candidate got
there, but they would not have expressed thelE
feelings IA any such manner We are pleased "a
state that our Jewish citizens. no far aswe know
them. ARE reputable business men Of thlscounty
whose word Is ~ good as any mans bond. and
nrc men who are well educated. Of good standin.
and worthy the respect Of All people, lrrcspcctiy,
Of party or nationality, and we are sorry that
any man would 20 far forget himself a. 20 de
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1888-11-17

A NEWSPAPER man necessarily sees
much Of the aeamy edges Of life. lie is a
sort Of moral eIop bucket into which
everybody emptics all the gossip Of the
community. lie pcriorce becomes nc
quaintcd with facts which materially
affect populations. He probably knows
more Of the secret history OF individuals
than even the professional detectives.
There are few editors Of several years ex-
perience In community who could not
tear society all 10 pieces II they hnd the
viii to do SO, aud II speaks well for the
sense OF moral responsibility In editors
as 4 class, that they 50 seldom take the
initiative in calling attention Of the gen
eral public 70 moraIrottennessin private
life. The reason is that they believe the
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1888-11-17


The rime-honured custom OF our fa-
theirs, year filed with plenty, the
absence OF famine and iar-reaching pesti-
lence, and the unexceIled comfort and
prosperity OF our people. have all come
10 us through the mercy and goodness oil
an all-wise and over ruling Providence.
In recognition OF the blessings and In
harmony with the sentiments OF thank
Iul people, lido hereby appoint Thursday,
the Goth day Of November, A. ID. 1888,
as a day Of general Thanksgiving and
praise. Upon that day let us remember
and be grateful by thought, words and
deed that in our own commonwealth oil
Michigan we are among themost favored
of people, and may ourgratitude find ex-
preston inp praise to Almighty God. Let
the happiness that may come In the
preservation Of health, the sunshine OF
prosperity, the reunion OF friends, or
through other channels, be increased TO
each OF us. by some generous deed, to
another more unfortunate than our
elves. CYRUS c. LUCE, governor
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1888-11-17

exposure Of these moral ulcers to public
gaze would not only do no good but be a
positive harm. They have a feeling that
their paper should be such that the care
ful father and mother win beg glad 10 have
in their home and read by their children,
and instinctiyely avoid the discussion Of
these things which would teach the young
in evil things. -Petosky Record
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1888-11-17

Ir Is QUITE probable that Dakota will
he admitted into the Union OF States inn
mediately upon the re-tsseinbling OF con-
gress; that party fully realizes that It
can make nothing by keeping her out In
the cold any longer. There smuch favor
Of making two states Of the territory.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1888-11-17

TnE recent election entirely democrat
lied both the prohibition and hbor
PARTIES throughout the county .-Menom-
inee Democrat And, what about the
democratic party? II is not quite all
right.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1888-11-17


of especially OF parents
and hardness
the subject thought this
Ihopcd that wilean
hIdrn and puncta,l in attendance
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1888-11-17

OFFIuous democratic editors are now
busily engaged in making a cabinet Tor
President Harrison. Mr.. Harrison will
prepare a cabinet Of his own choice when
ne gets around Co il.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1888-11-17

CHAIRMAN BRoE is still sending out a
dispatch every half minute; II do not
give up New York. Illinois and CaliIor'
nia are democratic 10y large maiorities."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1888-01-05
@aS nttt6 tG ttun.

Die Spntptome BON @aIenfrantbeit iino
muir 81 befannt. Sic unteri6eioen lid bel
neribie6enen Serioneu biz at eirem seipiis
fen @rane. Gin sallenfranfer Maun senieBt
ielten Sriibitiid. 3u bdufis bot er audi ci=
men ausseseidneten Nppet.t fir SliiIiiges,
aber feinen fir cine feite Worseuipeiie.
Seine 3use ,p,ro taam 81 irseno elmer Belt
elm 8eidrn traseu; iuenn iie niht petfi ino
bele9t 1T, 10 lit lie raul auf ale Sale. 9as
8er9auun9 bef6roernoe SDitem 1T aaus
auBer SrSnuns uno ourdfall ODER Serrepf'
un9 mag Elm 8eideu iein ODER beioe m6geu
abpefielno auftreteu. Oft iteneu iid
Sdmsrrboioen ooer iosar 8lutperlult elm.
So mag S4tpinoel uno oft &opfweb uoer
8ldbun8 uno Gmpfinotidteit an Ger
Nasenb6ble iein. I'm alle bieie llebsl aufz
subeben, tpenn niht, um iidere Selluns gu
iidern, ueriu1et Green's Mugnit Slpuer;
eS foitet nur cine 4leinigfeit unb Sauieuoe
! bexeirgen oeIien Wtrtiamteit. 42.-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1888-01-05
9aS 3teo.

@iaiOmmen N0en, bic setrea pereint
Gum trauteu &reis bes 2iebes Ma6t,
sluf ieinen Ruf i'm Strablenfleio erfdeiz
Die 5reube germ. Der 5robiinn ladt;
@as nit uns treuli9 bur9's 2eben bin=
5iebt
ST ia Der 8ote bes Simmels-bas 2ieb.
Den 9auoerburideu fibrt's auf feiner
StraBe,
Den &rieser ftdhlt's, ben &f umtoit,
Den Srobliten erfliust's beim 8ein
pom @laie,
Den S9wermutbspolen brinst es Troit;
@onne rub gein, bic fein Nuse errietb,
&ennt, als 8ertrauter bes !Ser5ens -
bas 2ieb.
9as Wiunelieb! @rtlunsen ift's ,,,s
Nlen,
Sir Ntan1en toar's Der 3lase Aueu.
Die Sunsfrau ldBt es leiie nur eri9allen,
Sas Sod5eitslieb ert6net BEL;
gogFe Otnd, Das Der Stmnel
bei1ieo,
Sast nur alein an Der 8iese-bas 2ieo.
CUR wabren anba6t fam uns ftil er>
beben
Oes frommen 2iebes 4lseipalt;
meiiten froben Sefte atbmen 2eben
Sur tuenn Elm 2afellieo eridaQt,
llno iuer beim Sdeioen uerlaien ii6
fiebt
Dsmltlrnset tr0itenb gum Ibidieo-bas
2ieb.
Drum iinst uno laBt bic Stunbe nidt
entuelden,
Die eu9 ouriid grinn'runs br,nst,
eele siest's senus. bic 2oden balb erz
bleideu.
eb' oas leBte 4eib uns flinst:
Die Sreuoe oft, ,uer iie ni9t mieb,
Sbrt ibre eoelite WiirSe has 2ieb!