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Bridgeton pioneer., 1888-11-15
Presentation.

Capt Charles Demaris, of the tug
Laura B." is held in the highest
esteem by the crew that sail under
him, and last Friday the men present
ed him with a handsome scarf pin,
emblematic of the order of |. o. o. F.
and F. and A. NJ, of which orders the
Captain is member. This mark of
appreciation by his crewis valued very
highly by the Captain.
Bridgeton pioneer., 1888-11-15
Church Fair.

The members of Central M. E. Sun
day School, are making arrangements
for public fair, to be held in one of
the stores in Central row, early in De-
cember. The money taken will be for
the new church building fund.
Bridgeton pioneer., 1888-11-15
Tippecanoe Veterans.

The following citizens of Bridgeton.
who voted for Gen. William Henry
Harrison for President, in tS40 de
posted their ballots for his grandson,
the President elect, on November 9th
Several of them, by the way, are aged
men, and had voted for Adams, Clay,
or jackson. Quite q number voted
for "Old Tip" when he was defeated
by Van Buren, in 1886:
Jonathan Elmer, Sr,, David P. Mulford,
William Elmer NJ. d Daniel E. Smith,
David P. Elmer, Percival Mich lis,
John Hummel, Jonathan Davis,
Adam Minch, Levi Wood,
John Hustled, William G. Nixon,
John Henderson, Andrew M. earris,
William Hetzell. Robert More. Sr,
Robert S. Fithian, Elmer Jackson,
Samuel Ward Seeley, John G. Maui,
Alphonso Woodruff, Joshua Coombs.
Moses Mulford Samuel Appl git,
Jere H. Lupton, Charles Holmes,
Joseph Reeves, William Hancock,
David White, Dayton Riley.
George White, Nathan Surran,
Horatio Paullin. jefferson Lore,
Wallace Taylor, samuel Ewing,
William Allen, Allen Milford
David Cook, Henry Harris
Lehman liiew, navld Edwards. Sr.
Wm. II. Dubois.
Bridgeton pioneer., 1888-11-15
BRIDGEToN, N ], THURSDAY NOVEMBER I5 1885,
NEW JERSEY.
Both Branches Of the Legislature
Democratic.

The New Jersey Legislature, accord
ing to the latest returns, will contain
the following representatives
Senate.
Atlantic-John j. Gardiner, R.
Bergen-John w. Bogert, D.
~Burlington-W. H. Carter, R.
Camden-George Pfeiffer, D.
*Cape May-W. H. Leaning, R.
Cumberland-Philip P. Baker, D.
Essex-Aug. F. r. Martin, R.
Gloucester-Joseph B. Roe, R.
Hudson-W. D. Edward, D.
*Hunterdon-M. R. Everett, D.
Mercer-John D. Rue, R.
*Middlesex-Robert Adrian, D.
Monmouth-Henry NJ. Nevius, R.
ris,-George T. Werts, D.
Ocean-George T. Crammer. R.
*Passaic-John Mallon, D.
Salem-William Newell, D.
Somerset-Lewis A. Thompson, r.
*Sussex-P. D. Smith, d.
Union-James L. Miller, r,
Warren Martin Wyckoff, D.
ELECTED Tuesday.
House of Assembly.
The next Assembly will be composed
as follows, the names of the Democrat
ic members being in Halic.
ATLANTIC HUNTERDoN.
s. s. Hudson. l W. III. Martini
BERGEN 3 L. IT. Trimmer.
/ A. Dc RoIade. MERCER
2 G. F. Harrington UrielT. Scudder
BURLINGTON. 7. s. Chambers.
/ George G. Douis. John Schroth
2 Albert Hansell. MIDDLEsEX.
8 VIM. H. Doran. 1 EphraiDa Gutter.
CAMDEN. 2 Daniel ". Kane.
l Adam G, Smith. Chas. B. Herbert
2 John Harris. MONMOUTH.
3 George Higgins. 1 Edscdrd B. Potts.
CAPE MAY. 4. A. Higgins.
Eugene G. Cole. 8. G. H. Lufburrow
CUMBERLAND. MORRIS.
t. w. Trenchard.1 Carnot B. Meeker
2Reuben Cheesman2 John Norris.
ESSEX. 3 ". S. Naughright
/ Thos. MCGOWAN. OCEAN.
2 John Gill, Jonathan Goble.
5 Adrian Riker. PAssIA.
A Richard a Price1 John /. Holt.
5 L. T. Kalish. 3 G. T. Woodward.
6 Moses Bigelo,U: VIM. w. Welch
7 F. N. McDermit,4 James Keys.
8 Joseph Schnaetz. SALEM.
8 Reuben Trier. John G. Ward.
10 g. Wiedenmayer SOMERSET.
II GLOUCESTER. Jacob klotz
10 James West. SUSSEX
HUDSON. 4Andre,c j Bale.
l PHI. O'Neil. UNION.
2 jas. f. Norton. l Fred'k c. Karsh
3 P. T. Donnelly. 2 F. M. Vorhees.
". Hepp'nheim'13 John Ulrich.
D Richard Brown. WARREN.
r. s. Hudspeth. E. Hoorcr.
John P. Feeney. 2 s. B. Mutchlir.
Ed. p. Farrell.
L. Pagan.
Fronk Short.
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Elm M
T. GSai

,tm ben @rafen. St tpdre BET ri6tige
Mann, nm atpii6en Dir unb Seiner
6tiefmutter sl bermitteln. Sattbou,
feinfhblig; ia, bieie Nriitofraten! Sas
lernen mir ibnett bod ni9t ab. Braufe
ni9t auf, i6 bin6ere Deine 2iebe unb
Sein Slid fertter Ii9t. Sa i'd Sir
ni9t mebr ntein ganaes 9era f9enten
fann, 1T es billig, 6aB i'd aud nidt
mehr bas Geinige gang In Mnipru9
nebme. Mlio, tpenn Derr Cigar Sturn
BET mir I'm Seine 0anb anbalten tpirb,
lou fie Inn ni1t permeisert tperben.
Du bift rei9er. als Su benfft; bas @ers
n6gen Geiner Mutter bat iib aniebnli9
I'm @ei9dft nergr6Bert = aber ni9tsbe.
ftotpeniger tpirif Du Oeinem Yater ers
lanben, fur Define Musitattung gu fors
gen.
Sd bante Dir i'm Ioraus =
0iellei1t bdtte fie einen tpdrmeren
Son gefun6en, trob ber Grdnfung ibres
Stolaes, trob alier gntbIllungen, tpenn
ibre 9iebe au Cigar nod in boiler Bills
tbe geifanben = Mber a9! 8on ber tDels
Ten &Die fielen bic BIatter ab unb he
nuBte fhr@ten, BET ieber tieferen &ib.
rung ibr trauriges @ebeimniB, bic llns
fi9erbeit ibres @laubens an feline 9teis
.gung 5u berratben.
9errn Grid pHus's Stirn tpurbe
traus: Ct mo6te ertpartet babeu,
bur9 feline Greunbli9feit ben Starr
finn Der So9ter gu beugen.
Du fennif nun meine Geiinnung, bas
1T in Or5nuns, faste er fubl. Sbeile
6errn 6turm meine Meinung nit,
beute, morgen, tpie es Dir beliebt. Meis
ne Sbiir ifebt ibm often. Sas llebrige
fei bet 3eit befoblen. Wir ftnb Nue
fterbli@ unb iteden bon Gebler, laBIns
ttur guten Miuen baben unb mir tpers
ben aud bieie Glippe umi6iffen. Im
Mbenb gebenfe i9 bas Spernbaus sll
belu9en, mir bolen in unieren @agen
bic Damen - bic Grau 9irettorin
Maltber begleitet nteine 8raut = aus
ibrem 9oteI ab. Das peinIi@e elmer
erifen BegegnuHg 5mii9en Sir unb ibr
tpiro fb bur9 Bic @egenmart elmer
guten, liebenstpiiroigen Grau, baburb,
6aB es on einem britten Srt gefdiebt,
milbern. Sd boffe auf 9einen @ebDr.
fam = ui9t bod, auf Define 66fi9feii
ben @dffen 9eines 8aters gegeniiber,
Du tpirif mid bod enti6ulbigeu
mlfen, mein Ropf 1T 70 tpaft uni
Ieer -
Bis feds rbr Nbenbs 1T mod eine
lange 3eit, entgesnete 0err pflug mil
GROCER 69drfe, 9u tuirft Did sig DO
biE erbolen. @eb' In bic Sonne, bas
tpirb Define GrilIen beri9eu6en. Cir
fluses Mdbden follte fi9 beffer in BIZ
9iaae au ididen berifehsn. Wenn Di,
bas 2eben teine bdrtere priifung f6idt
als bas, tpas Gu iebt 10 au nennen be-
liebif =
(EortIetunq foIat.)
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(Gortiesuns foIst.l
Taise Mutb!

Gu fiiblft Did niebergefd dIasen, bait teinsn
appetit, Did plast aopfneb, 9u bift unrubis
nno nerb0s, turs Du baf irsenb elm Wlittet
uotbig, Did iuieber auf3uri9ten uub neuen
2ebensmutb 3u faiIen. @ian bebiene iid basu
nidt beftiser Stinulanten, Griibiabrsmebi.
eineu, ober pertblofer 8itters, bic fan alle aus
j9le9ism @bisteb semadt finb unb nur fir
fur;e 3eit anresea unb bann eine UNI 10 fdbIin,.
mere 8eattion i'm @efolse 3u baben, ionberl
sebrau@e .eiu suberldliiseS Blutreintsunss.
mitteI. Gin 1oI9es rest 2eber unb stieren su
Iebbafter Gbdtisfeit an, berleibt neue 2ebens.
fraft unb sisbt bent 2eibenbsn Gefunbheit unb
sfraft pie6er. Sold tin Wfittel iif bas Gle c.
tric Btttere. Gs toftet nur so Gents bic
fIaf9e un6 1T 3u baben in Der Mpotbete bon
u. Dreib, Gan 9ntonio.
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teiner Wrbeit unb feiner 1T bere6tigt,
ibm bemlelben gu iteblen, aud 6er
Staat nidt.
Mus all bieien uno aaberen @riinben
tann biefe 8lair'l9e Bil nur nit ssre,s
ben begriiBt tperbet. Sic beamedt, Die
Meinung beg Strdflings bon fi9 ielbit
au beben, ieIbit i'm @efdngaifIe. Der
Strdfing weiB iebt, bal ct ri9t nur
It'd ielbf, fou6ern aud feline Gamilie
erndbrt, unb baB er, obglei9 beifraft,
bur9 Gnt5iebung ieiner Greibeit, bod
nod bon ytuBen in bet Welt 1T. ST
bat Elm anoeres unb beKeres 3iel Dor
Nugen, als bios am 2eben 3u bleiben,
big ct @elegenbeit finbet, au entpiiden
unb abermals fiir boselfrei ertldrt su
tperben. unb ielbit In benz Jalle, baB
oer Strdfling auf 2ebensldnge aur Sc.
tangeni@aft bertrtbeilt 1T, bat jene BiG
ibre bebeutenben 8or3iige bor benz big
bergen 8erfabren. Der @trdflins
ipeiB, bab ct arbeitet fiir feline grben,
unb faas er fol@e ni6t bat, fam er 8es
frieoigung finben, in benz BetpuBtiein,
bab feline Irbeit Der 6fentli9en Wobls
fabrt, milbtbdtisen etiftunsen, 9erbefs
terungsanitaltenu. bgl. att @ute tontmt.
vt tpeiB iebt, baB bas @eieb fein 9ieb
1T, ber ibm ben @rtrag ieiner Mrbeit
ttieblt, unt benfelbem benz Gontraftor
gu geben uno einigen pornebmen Gau.
len3eru gu erm6sli@en, auf feline Soften
gu prunten unb 5u fbmelgen unb fi@
babel Dobl gar on BEN @9weiBtropFen
unb Dem Gt6bnen bes betrogeuen Gtrdf.
lings slt erg6ben.
Se0er unbefangen urtbeilenbe unb
tpabrbeitsliebenbe Meni6 nuB augeben,
baB bic In Rebe febenbe Geiebes.
borIage cine ber beiien 1T iiber tuel9e
ber RongreB felt bielen Sabren au big,
tntiren 8elegenbeit bate. Ser irii9e
3u9t6ausbermalter &. garton, tpel9er
mebr Ierbre9er reformirt bat, als IT.
gen6 elm anberer iebt lebenber Meni6,
bat bieie Soee bereits nit slduaenbem
grfolg aussefabrt.
Wenn troB alIeoen, getpiHe preBors
game, tuie >. 9. bic Stem Oorter Sun
unS ibre sroBen uno tleinea Na6tldffer
Dem glair'iben @eiebentpurf beftig
opponiren unb ibn als abiurb unb Id
9erli9 biniteaen, 70 spirb fi9 bariiber
eben feiner tpumbern, bet bereits aus
anbern afldKen tpeiB, tpeB @eites 2in.
Der bieie finb. s. .. &Ienfe.
NeusSraunfeIs, 4. Suni, 1888.
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0as @eimaft bIiiht!

getmutbli9 bat Nidts Elm ioldes aufblaben
beS apotbeser @efdaftes bon ". Oreib
beruria6t, als Die Iiberale NustbeiIung bon
9robefafden bon vOr. Sings neierfunSenen,
Wfittel sesen SdninOiu6F. Der In bielem
artitel ersielte iiufaB iif pabrbaft enprm, elm
8eipeis bon Der Sb6tla9e, 6ab bieIes tpertb.
bolle Mfittel alle Sale bon Suiten, grfdltung,
Gfbma, 8ronditis, 8rdune unb alle arten bon
gals. anb 2unsenlei6en ii@er eurirt unb ME
teblf9ldst. @fan berfu6e bos Weittel erft, in.
Dem man fid cine @robeflai6e gratis geben
idBt, Die sroben Glafden tOften 81. Ser
grfola tpirb aorantirt.
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csu gprbus ghriSti tpurbe mt,

= Sn CORPUS gbriiti tpurbe unter
benz WoriiBe bes 0errn Sulius 9enrp,
bes 8iceprdfibenten ber oortigen 6ans
belstammer, eine 8arserberiammlung
abgebalten, in Der man bei9loB, tpdb.
renb bieler Saiisn cine &eibe bon 5es
Dts8ettfabrten i'm sroBen @tiIe su
beranitalten. Sie Nngelegenbeit lou
tpom6gli6 cine iiber bie @ren3en bes
Staates binausrei6enbe Bebeutung
erbalten. Sln $1,000 follen als preiie
ausgeiebt uerben unb man bat bereits
BET einem Supelier einen vgbrenbe6er"
gum preiIe BON $500 beitellt. Gin Club
bat fi6 gebilbet, ber Die Mngeleeenbeit
In bic 9anb nebmen tpirb. Ct flbrt
ben Namen "Aransas Pass Yacht
Cluh -
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WiiSc ,,no eribSpft.

@enn ber ermattete Gabritarbeiter, Der miioe
GRANDDAUGHTER. der Iberbir6ete 8n1halter ober
gIerl mad einem msSisinilden gr|at fir ber.
brau1te aorpertraft fudt, no nirb ct i'm I'm.
ben? a0nnte bic fdriftIi@ nieberseleste dr.
fatrung BON 3anlenben bon Arbeitern Jun
Reben sebra9t psrbsn, 70 piirbe bic Gntidei'
buas babin laaten, baB S o5tetter's M o..
senbitters beifer, ipie allies Gnbere, i&fbin>
6enbe araft erneuert, Die errnatteten @eifes'
irdfte 3u neuer Sbatisteit anreist unb aber.
mdbise nerb6fe Spannuns erfdlaffen ma9t,
8erbauuns, elm resdmdbieer 3ufanb bes sfSr.
pers, appetit MnO S@laf berben 6urd baTelbe
berborsebra6t, unO es 1T ferner fhr @enefenbe
etn tpun0erbares SilfSn,ittel sur Bieeererlan'
euus ber @eiunbbeit. @inem Ddblerifden
Wta9en iit es nidt piberpartis, unb idpd9li'
den @srlonsn bfiber @efdle6ter, pelde aele.
aentli6 bas 8ebiirfmib mad einem tuirtiamea
9teisn,ittel fiiblen, iuirO tein iOldes beileres,
ii4ereres o6er burdsreifenberss tpeoer bon oer
2ifte ber 8barmafop6e nod BON bent sfatalos
ber @ebein,mitteI seboten. gS pirft ferner
unberslei@li9 sesen Gieber uno faltes Gieber,
&beumatismus unb Nierenbeldperben.
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cxm be,,tSdeu 9unbe, Stt

SIN beuti6eu SuObes State
2ippe Detmolb 1T man i'm untlaren
iiber bic grbfolse. Jtirit Wolbemer
lit finberlos uno iein iiingerer gruber
lit i6ma9finnis unb ftebt uuter 2uras
tel. 9ie groBe Grage 1T nun: SOIL
bic 8bronfolse on bic erbberrli9e Si-
ME 2ippe.MeiBenfelb ober on oieienige
2ippe.8ielterfelb iiberseben?" geibes
finb finansieu 3iemlith beruntergetoms
meme @rafen @ei9le9ter, bon benen
bas 0o1t unb ber 2anbtag bes Gilrlten'
tbums ni6t biel piRen tuolen. Sas
0e. niinftigite pdre natiirli6, 2ippes
Estmolb nit 2ippe S6aumburg gu
befeinigen unb 10 tuenigitens aus atpet
ld6erli6 tleinen 2leinitaaien einen
Slein Staat au raa@en.
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Sra,1 yenus.
Ro mo n bon 3arl ssremsel.
[GOrtfetunsl
VII.

Sad tritben Mo6en einntal Elm bels
Ier, fonniger Sag = Sn ber 5lpeiten
6dlfte bes Gebruars = Der Nfittags.
IDnnenfmeiu f9milSt ben lebtem S9nee
bnn ben Dd1ert1 unb ben Gdumen.
ulnipinfarli9 lodt es tpie Grhblingsab.
nung aus ben bumpfen @obuungen
ms Ireie binaus. S9on regt un6
rtibrt es fi9 ba unb bier in braunen
GnospenanidbeH an ben bisber fablen
3neigen BET Gebhf9e, f9on IdBt ii9 i'm
parf bet G@lag bes 5inten peruebs
men -
slu@ MbeIbeib bat bns 6aus berlafs
fen, es lit ibr aii f1uiil barin getuorben
ulib bann ftrdtet He, baB ber Nater
feine WerIobte barin iinlberfabren tperbe
= Mber he permeibet bic breiten 2aubs
adnge, bie bielbetretenen Wege, mo fie
Befamnte, 6reunbinnen treffen unb ibs
,tett &ebe 5teben iiiiBte.
lleher eine ber Ranalbriiden 1T fie
geeangen unb i@reitet langfanl, aiellos
bur@ bie neuen StraBen, bic iebt oas
ebenlalige tpeite 6elb mad benz Dorfe
@d6neberg 3u nit aierliGen 8illen, nit
fanff6diset 9duierunsebeuern beoes
deH.
a1ie Iuftie bic Come i@eint, Mbels
beib's Gttntmung Dermag iie ui9t 5u
erbelen. Sn ii9 gefebrt, a9tet He nidt
Der 6eiterfeit bes 6iinmels, .bes frob
eriuo@enben 2ebens. Menn fte nur
itifner 10 fortgeben f6unte, bis an bas
@nbe ber WeIt, eittem giamenlcien 3tt
entflieben - Der 8egegnung nit SultaS
ibrem' eisenen 9er3ens BET 3ufunft2
Am geitrigett Nbenb, beute beint Mors
genfrhbithd bat He nit ibrem 8ater eine
Idngere 3ett gerebet, ober 3u elmer pffes
Hen, ebrIi6en gtusfpra9e III es nibt ges
tonlmen. Serr Grid pRus bat ME au
ben M6nnern gebOrt, bic cine ibrer
4aublungen tn tbrer Gamilie 5u eats
iduIbigen fiir u6tbis gebalten; er 1T
INNER ielbfberrli@ aufsetreten iino bat
ieiten Wi5erfanb ertabren.
Den Ginaub, ben Mbelbeib friiber
iber tbn befeKen, bat He bur9 ibr Geifs
baIten an Cigar berf9er3t. Snosm He
eigeufinnig linn ieinen 2iebIingsplan
3erjiDrt bat, fiiblt er litb feinerieits ie6er
pfiimt ibr gegeniiber entbunben.
gDir baben Elm sseber frei uab unabs
bdngig ilber unfer G@idlal berflgt,
mein 4inb, bat CT ibr BET ieiner Mns
fltnft geIogt, i@ ertparte tpeber 3uitims
rauig, nod Worwurf. Seber Iebt, tpie
Der @eiie fagt, nur fein eigenes 2eben,
aber bic 9eritdnbigen tpifien, tpenn
mat nut etslanoer, oo@ neoen elnanoer
30 Delieben.
Hnter 0eil' 9au@ ole!er Sdlte ~
Moelbet1s per3 no@ farrer geDor0en,
fniiill pat ne Den Qdnoeornd tgres $50
tsrs erluioert: Selaage 10 gelgaltsma'
pug, 0ls ti6nDe sr IN islrem compton
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Spnnterietbe bon perI9ieberer
9ualttdt+
Meue auswabl vDn gdasr,+
nnsweifelbaft bic beite &uswabl
BON Damer@ limb &tnber~GAuben
Manner< H. 8naben@Sanbert unb
Stiefeln bepdbrtenT Tabrtfaaten+
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IS Sn 2arebo tpurbe elm 6aus an
einen1 an5ern plaB gerollt, tpobei man
fdmmtli9e bajmif9en befinbli1en Sci.
tungsordbte 5erriB. Die Gplge bobnn
mar, baB Die Selegrapbenperbinoung
auf einige 3eit unterbro9en mar unb
baB am abenb bic elettrii6e 8eleu@tung
berlQQte.
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N3u6Iene QIrniea.@aIbe.

Die bette SaIbe ber @elt fir ednitte
0uetf6unsen, gef@piire, Gieber. una Saut.
ausfGlas, GIedte, sefptuasene Sdnbe, 6rof,
beuIen nnb ale Sauttrantbeiteu; turtrt Sa.
mprrboiben o6er feine 8etabIuns. 86lIise
Qualification sarantirt ober bas gelb tuirb
turiiderfattet. rs Gents bic Sdahtel bel u
Greik
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gleue 3epbpr Ginebans, Snbta
Grtnfles, Dercals, 3ansibars, pt>
alaes, eawns, 8atttffe, gtupelts
GOrbs, faptttiae 3epbsrs, Soil bm
9Drb utb anbere gum Waiaen se>
eiSnete Sabrifate III grocer @use
iratl nnb sa peri&iebenen @reilen+
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s9 Mir lenfen bic Mufmertiamfeit
ber 2eier auf bic Nn3sige oer 9erren
@bas. 8. Oignotpitp C Co.,
tpel6e ben Nn, unb 8ertauf bon @runb,
eisentbum bermitteln unb auseublidlib
pertbboles 5tabteigentbum offeriren.
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@legante Npottdten tn gdnbern
unb &aiaen+
Dte ,teueifet Sums @siltnss,
Senrtetta Sud-, Grepes, &9ter
Sud-, Gballte etnfarbis unb se>
mnffert IN alien mpbernen .Gaat~
tirungep+
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gouIauaers Mntras auf @ebifioI

= Boulan8ets H1trd8 auf Teblf10u
ber Derfafiung III nit BIT 9esen 1856
Gtimmen abselebnt tuorben. Mit 335
eegen ITO 6timnlen tpurbe Der 8es
f6luB gefabt, 6loquets &ebe, In tpel9e
er Boulanger als einen Streber na9
Der Dictatur beaei9net batte, auf
Gtaatstojten bruden unb In gang
Grantrei6 bur6 platate &C. perbreiten
au IaKen. 2lu9 glemenceati ifimmte
nit ber @esierungspartei, erfldrte aber,
CT iei aud ttir cine &epifon ber Ter'
fahung, iperbe aber tparten, Bis Der ges
eienete 3eitpuntt bafiir sefommen Jet.
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GttGerete1t !!

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CHAPTER VII

And 90 thco two Fir U8-,, t1l.--l,
rak.ng plans for the future -a though al
t..lgs endured forever, and all plans
we've destined TO T. realized. Dat cvca as
tacy talked samcwhcr Up ia iAe lish
hcaTens, the Voice that r-les ilo would
spoke q word ard the Mcsscrgor Of Tate
rushed forth to do its Bidding On board
the great ship was music aad laughter
and tie sweet voices Of si.cing women;
but -boyc it hung raI of aof-A Ael
81, most timil heart cloai-od c. danger.
What danger could there he aboard Of
thai grand clip. which sped across tho
vav,s with tie hchiness aul conilen e
d Ilo swallow. There Was uaueat TO
loar. 4 prosperous voyage was G3wing
toits end, and mothers pat tloir b,ccs to
s.ecp with as sure Ec,rt cs tAoash they
were on solid English ground.
p.,s-..lY Lady iia.ullrat Got Up from
ler chair end said she was going - Bed,
Ecr little boy. who slept Wits bis nurse in
cno;her cabin. Augusta 1850 and went
with hor and they both kissed the sleep
ine child, a Loany boy Of 8, o-d then they
kissed each other and separated for the
aicht
Sc1e hours afterward Augusta woke
ur. feeling worry restless. Tor cn hour or
moro she ny thinking Of iir Te.lhey and
,-Gny other things, and listening 80 the
swift LAP. lap. Of tie water al it slipped
past the vessels sides ard the occasional
tramp of he watch ms they ser fresh sails.
At last her feeling Of unrest got too much
FOR her. and sho lcsc end partially, very
partially, dressed hcrself-for IN the
gloon she could only find her flannel vest
and petticoat-twisted her long hair in a
coil round lcr head, PIT on q lat and a
thick ulster that hung upon the door-fo1
they were running into chilly attitudes
and slipped ont on deck
1t was getting toward dawn, but the
night was still dark As she stepped on
deck Augusta found herself face 20 face
with the captain.
why, Miss Smithers" he said. what
on earth are you doing here at this hour
making up rOmanCcsT
"Ncs, she answered, laughing, and
with perfect truth. The fac. Of the
matter is, could net sleep. so | came on
deck; end very pleasant it isl"
Yes, said tho ccptain, If You wan,
something 10 put INTO your stories you
won't find anything better than this
Tie kangaroo is showing her heels, isn't
she, Miss Smithersy That the beauty Of
her, she can sail as well as steam, anC
when she has Q strong Wind like Til.
abaft, il would have TO be something very
quick that would catch her | believe
that we havo been running over seven
teen knots an hour ever since midnight
hope to make kerguelen Island BY
fo'clock 70 correct my chronometers"
Where is kerguelen Islandy' asked
Augusta
OH il is desert place whore nobody
goes. except now and then q whaicr 10 I'll
up with water. believe that the astron
omers sent en- expedition there few
years ago to observe the transit Of Venus
but it was o failure because tn weather
was so misty-it is nearly always misty
there Wei, must be oil, Miss Smithers
Sood night; CT rather, good morning
s-'s-e- tha words were well ont Of us