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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-12
ADDRESS REGISTERED LETTERS TO
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK,
New Orleans, Ia

hENEiu DIM vuprunl and Early whI
arv lu phHrruf ihr drawings isu guarantee oi ab.
fuIuip hirups uui Integrity, thlf thr chances ar1
rll equal Hui that uu uuy en- possibly divine what
uuWhyr Will NEIN prize
RtnENiiit,,, ll.n. that thc payment NJ ptls'
D. Guaranteed hN Your National Banks Of Ncw
ut'yHu.. Hu1 che Tickets urn ssurl hy the fr'fl'
dent uI noe usiiuIHI whHar chartered rights trs
recognized iu thr hl ur.t Courts. tuUriurc. beware
of uN imitation uI uuuuNmuuH schemes
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-12

THr well known strengthening properties
Of iron. combined with other tonics and a
most perfect ncrvinc, are found IN Cartcr's
Iron Pills. which strengthen the nerves aud
body aud improve the blood aud CON.
ulnNtuu
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Distressing Eruntion.

Your CUrICURA REMEDIES performed q wonderful
cure last summer on one Of our customers, an Old
gentleman of seventy years o age who suffered with
iCariully distressing eruption on his hcld and
facc aud who had tried all remedies aud doctor, to
no purpose. j, H. SMITH q co,
TcNurkaun, Ark.
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Before buying your Christmas presents
90 TO Floyd 4 Co. We know we can suit
You, no matter how low you are offered
elsewhere. Open until o o'clock pm.
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LacE curtains cleaned and beautifully
finished nj Memphis Steam Laundry, 22i
Second street Branch Office gj7 Main.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-12
Eczema Radically Cured

For the radical cure Of an obstinate case Of
Eczema Of long slnding give cI'irl credit to tie
CurlDURA ltENrnlT.
h b MCMARnsON New IIayen. Conn.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-12
HIGH-PRIcED PROPERTY.

Citizen to darky-Do YOU know the
agent who has control OF this corner lot,
Sam2
Sam-Yes, sab, the agent will be heah
Directly has cha'gc OF the property.
TO small boys:) Iii, there, yo' young
white trash, stop dat irowin' mud balls
oh'n dat co'ner lot Dat var reel state is
sold by the inch.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-12

Sold everywhere Price, CuUCvBA, JOc; SOAR
DC; krSuLyENT 4. Prepared by the lorrrE DgrG
ANp CHEMICAL CO., Boston, Mass
no send for GLOW 10 Cur skin Diseases, o.
pages, ~ inus ,mtious, aud lUO testimonials.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-12

TurY say the cheapest place 10 buy hol-
iday goods Is nj Seabrook d ". ., corner
Main and Union.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-12
A PoLITICAL THINNER.

Gus-Well. Charley, have You been
very much interested in politics this fall?
Charley IAN Anglomaniac) % yes,
have takch very great interest in politics,
and have actually made my head ache
about them. ] say, Gus, what an ahss
that Gladstun is!
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-12
Queer MrInkies.

From the New York sun.
Husband (angrily setting the clock four
hours ahead -"What kind OF a dinged
thing have you got here, my dear?"
Wiie-"Why. John, that's our new inn
ported strasbourg clock. Strasbourg, you
know, is noted for its clocks; also for its
cheese"
Husband Well, ! think you must
have made mistake and bought u
cheese"
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Notice.

1ooTn brushes, the largest and best as-
s0rtmcnt In the city, at Scabrook 4 Co. =.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-12
SCALY AND ITCHING

Skin and Scalp ID seases with Loss of Hair,
are speedily, permanently and econom-
ically cured by the Cuticura Remedies
whom all other remedies and the best
physicians fail.
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rIn,a a ,o..,,hlnn I.nlnee.

Hcnochsbcrg a Brs. win
Sell goods way down. Go there at once.
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pIMlLES, bluck-hCddS ChappCl and oily skin
IN prevented by CuIlCrnA MEnIlArLn soar
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.&eZI@z2z1epae3
U-zD
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Commissioner.

We the undersigned, Banks ana Bankers. viii
pay all Prizes luvu In The Louisiana state Lot.
trrics whichmav ho presented 40 uur counters
X. NJ WAlMSLEY, Pres dent La. HatI Bank
PIERRE LANAuN, Ptcst State NATL Bank,
A, BALDWIN, President N. Q. National Bank.
CARL kOHN, President Union National Bank
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az W. 4. pNupittN.
Washington, ~. q.
or nt NJ. West Court 81, Memphis, Tcah
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DAST ALL PRECEDENT.
l. Over Two Millions Distributed

Louisiana State Lottery Company.
Incorporated by the Legislature in 1868. for Edu.
Cnuonal and Charitable purposes and It's franchise
made part OF the present State constitution, To-
1872 by nm overwhelming popular vote.
Its Grand Extraordinary Drawings take
place semi Annually DUNE aud DeccmherJ,
and it, Grand Single Number Drawings take
place n each Of the other ten months of tho
year, aud are all drawn In public, at tho
Academy of Music, New Orleans, La.
I'VE do hereby certify that we supervise the nr.
unccmcnts Tor all the Monthly aud Semi. Annual
Drawings OF the Louisiana state Lottery Company,
nnd IN person muuugc AMI control the Dfawingi
themselves. aud Tint the same are conducted With
honesty. fairness aud IN good mth toward all par
ties aud We authorize the Company - use this cor.
llcaic, with hc-sinilcs Of our signatures attached
In It's advertisements"
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MAMMOTH DRAWING
At the Academy OF Music. New Orleans,
TUESDAY, pEC .NiEER ~, 1883.
Capital Prize, 100000.


lON,uOO Tickets ~ si0, Halves, so, Quar-
tors, $40 Eigtth,. VI; gwcutotis 80;
lprtIrth. III
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-02-02
ENGLAND AND EXTRADITION.

The proposition of MT Belmont to the
 House-at the instance of Mayor Hewitt
 of New York and other deferential and de- voted descendants of Great Britain-has been followed by "a concatenation accord ingly." MT Belmonts suggestion was for a. Court of International Arbitration be- tween the United States and England for the settlement of any disputed questions on Treaty rights and obligations by calm discussion and without resort to armed force 5: as if England, with an abiding memory of the licking she got at American hands when George the Third was king, would have any temptation to send her fleets over the ocean again to try issues with the victor in so many fights. And now as a companion picture to the peace-pre- serving platitudes of Hewitt and his CO., petitioners, we have, by curious coincidence, thy proposed Extraditiun Treaty of two
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-02-02

WE refer in another editorial note to the
 state of our Waterbury Police House of Detention or Lock Up. And if indignation is excited by the cruel experiences to which the abandoned of our Society. or accidental offenders, or even suspected innocent per sons are subjected, what must be the feel ings of the Irish people who witness, or the people of America who read of the punish ments of like character, and hardly less in degree, inflicted on men of rank in Society. members of Parliament selected as the law makers of nation, and Ministers of the Most High, and all for the atrocious crime of pleading for the land of their birth. or espousing the cause of an oppressed peo- ple The Jail of Ennis-bng abanduhed
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-02-02
HOME DECORATIONS.
Wall banners are hopelessly passe.


 Burnt orange is the shade of yellow that should be chosen for the fittings of brrl- nette's boudoir.
 Drapery is more than ever in favor, but must be well chosen or the effect will be that of color shop run mad.
 It is lawful, but not advisable, now to use more than six yards of ribbon in the orna- mentation of one wicker chair. The bullrush and the stork, like the poor, we have always with us-but they grow hap. oily less frequent as the seasons roll. January is the month of ''great clearing out sales'-and they are very much needed in one-half at least of the parlors of today The big tufted quilted sachets that make a perfumed lining for one's drawer are about the most tempting things woman can put her hand to.
 Elaborate frilled covers of silk and lace fo, cushions, toilet bottles, etc., are gorgeous, bu, far from cleanly, as they catch and hold dus, wUrad without end
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-02-02

THAT is sad state of things for civil ized City revealed in the report of Chief of-Police Egan. The Police Lookup, ac- cording to this impartial witness, is not only inadequate to the requirements in respect of room, but is wanting in ventila- tion and filthy in the extreme. Offenders and suspects, drunkards and disorderlv haracters-persons of all conditions are huddled into confined space, have to breathe tainted atmosphere; with the additional discomforts of vermin and other nuisan- ces. Now, prisoners have some rights which official magnates are bound to re- spect; and one of these is to save them from contact with abominations promotive of disease. They may have committed crime agai~ st Society; but Society has no right to punish before trial except to the extent of safe detention; and then, per- sons afterwards declared not guilty are subjected to the same preliminary annoy ances as the most abandoned. There are | other matters in connection with this | "lock-up," which are fnlly exposed
 by the Chief. The way of the transgressol | is hard; but how is it when the way of the innocent man arrested is made just as
 hard? We want reform in all these things
 as well as in things of other departments | It we would retain our character as z Christian and humane Community before
 the world.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-02-02
N. H. < H. Railroad Time Table,

Trains Leave Waterbury as Follows:
 sunday, AIS p. m ~ p' n''' ~ I.eIuih D. ., a In; l, 1, 5.S5 D m
 New Haven-5.sO. s-a6. Io5I a. m; ssa ru~u helurn' '-l5 9.5s d. m-, l. 230. 545. som Bridgeport-530 sas. IOssa mn . ss .o' p-N1- day 1. l5 D. m. '"A' sun Return 7.l5, 956 a. m 9 aI s .c - oo . = - sunday, 9.50 d. m ' '"" IT. in'' Ansonia-5.3O. sa6. lO.54 m e,s
 sunday. 4.I5 ID. m ' ''"A F. ni'' Return, 75i lO33 a m a-os q ss 90 = =
 sunday, S26 a. m ' N-i" P- uh-' Watertown-6.50. s5a II as n n, .s,o ,o
 m; saturday. 9 I5 D. m -'' '-"" P- m O, o.oO, 'oo. lO.l5 a. m.: 20s 525 G 4s D. Tn. Saturday, 500 D. m "''' ihomaston-s4s 1l.I7 a. m.: s.57. 7.Iop ID. m. spn- day, 9l0 q. m ' '''' P' aA'-' Sun Return, 7.5s. lo.s7 a. m.; a.Is. s57 n m sunday, $50 D. m ~ P' AA-' day, 9.l0 a. m. ' P- NA' sun Return, 7.3i, l0oi a. m.: I.ss. eas m m sunday, 3-s6 D. ID. ~ P- N' "iis'eaGSss ,S Ii.l5 a. m-: s57, 7IO D m; Sunday Return, 7.ls. 9.4O a. m; 1.eO. 6.lo n. m. sDn- day, 800 p. m. ' '-'' S"' O. NJ. SHEPARD. General sup.t
 c. T. HAMPSTEAD. General Pass Aren't
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-02-02

THIS is Candlemas Day, according to ia miliar Church nomenclature-in formal phrase, the festival of the Purifcation af the Blessed Virgin. Though not holiday of obligation in the Catholic Church. it is held as a day of solemn devotion. In the Old Country there are surrounding the day many social observances. Yesterday the Feast of St Bridget was celebrated; and people from the old land will remember how on that evening the boys and girls the girls particularly-paid honor to the patroness saint by the procession of "the Breedhogue," or little Bridget; and to-day they will remember, also, how the depart ure of Winter and the birth of Spring were marked by the saying:
 Candlemas Day, Candlemas Day;
 Throw candles and candlesticks away. As indicating that the season had come when handicraftsem of all classes concluded their days work, as we'll as commence it, with daylight. It is we'll in new land sometimes to think of the old customs.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-02-02
NY. &E.E. Railroad Time Table,

Trains Leave Waterbury as Follows: Boston-7.sOa a m, I. 3I0pm
 Return s3O m, pm. FroVidence-7.s0 a. m.: loo s s0pm
 heturn, g i5 a. m.; 3 30 p m New York-S.0O a. m.; Is5pm
 heturI, s-5i d. m.; 33S D. m Worcester-7.3O a. m.; loo. D. m. Return GAS, 9.3O a. m Norwich-7.50 a. m.: LOO 34Op.m
 Return s-S5, l0.42 a. m: 535 pm. New London-T.3O a. m; 100 saOp.m.
 Return, 7S5, lo05 a m; 300 p. m Putnam-7.3O a. m.: 100 34opm. Return, SIS, l0.45 a. m Willimantic-7SO a. m: loo. asonm
 Return, 9.io' llss a. m: 5.s5 D. m >pringneldm';So. Pa,,1,-, 800 a. m: s.4op.mE New LIaven-Via Plainville 7sOa m-1oon n Return, ll.0i a. m., foo f m. f' A' Hartford-7.30 900 a. m: o0 2 so soo hetufn' o.SS, lO4O a. m.; l2S5 4l5 6. 70 D. m New britain-.-5o 5 800 a. m; 100 $40 500 D. m.
 Return, 6.S5. 11.oi a. m; 12.5s. 4ss. (. .5s p.m. Plainyille-T.S0, 800 a. m.: 100 $40 soon Return, TOE, 1I.15 a. m: I.o2 4 50 2 p os s' n foresfyiiie- n 20 800 a, m; s.s0, soopm. heturn, Il2, ll.sO a. m.; fl.05. 45s f7 l2 p.m. Bristol,13O 800 a. m.; loo, a4O. soOp.m.
 Return, Il9, ll-25 q. m.; 114, 800 7 is D. m. lefryEeu,oe Ratnrn aS goo z, a L m; loo $40, soOpm "ateryille-TSo a. m; 3.lo, 500 Opm m.
 Return, 74S, 1l.S5 a. m; 57TDp ma Union City-fs co a. m-; fa,05. f5.ss D. m.
 Return fS-4s a. m; s.1o. f7.is p m. Towantic-fSo0 a. m.: fa 05 f53spm Return, 1882. fll-52 a. m.; f7.3s D. m Southford-s.00 a. m,: 1.55. a05. .asp,m.
 Return sss' 1l.4o a. m; 1928, asI p.m. Hawleyville-S.O0 a. m.: I.55. 2y05. 5ssp.m Return, 7.5i, 945 I.59 a. m: Toi p mn Danbury-s.oo a. m.; 1855 a05, 5ss m, heturn' I4o, BIO, H. a. m; $50 D. m. brewsters-s.oO a. m; 1.55. 2.o5pm Return, 6.s5 ll.a5 a. m; 6.3O p m Fishkill on Hudson-sOO a. m: 155pm Return 1O.o5 a. m-; sos D. m A. C. KENDALL. Gen'l Pass Agent, Boston. | C. H. PLATT, Supt., Hartford.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-02-02
WATERBURY FIRE ALARM.
LOCATION or BONES.

LOCATION or BOXES G-Exchange Place ii-East Main Street and wolcotf Road. lS-cor. Cherry and East Main. s3-Iron Bridge, West Main. a-Waterbury Brass Co. trrivaieb S-corner Johnson and watervIle S-corner Prospect and Grove 2s-Junc. North Main Grove and North Elm. S-cor Washington and south Main Si-Waterbury Buckle Co strirsfel SS-Benedict X Burnham Co tfsrivafeN S-Waterbury Watch Co tprivate1 ss-cor. Grand and south Main. ils-Coner Meadow and Bank. sl4-Corner Meadow and Cedar. sa1-Plume < Atwood Co. Cpriyatel ss3-Holmes. Booth & Haydens Cpriyat., ss4-No. 4. Engine House 42-Corner Union and Franklin. 4s-Scovill Mfg. Co Cprivate) Sooner Clay and Mill I6-No. Engine House 4f-Coner Dublin and Dooliftle Alley s-waterbury Manufacturing Company, priv. 41-corner of Doolittle Alley and Dublin ST f-corner Willow. and West Main a<o-eorner simon and Burnham sfs
 Policemen have keys
 INSTRUCTIONS To KEY Holprns
 10 give an alarm. open the door pul ,b. h,>,, down once and let go, then close the dao- nooA Do not pull the hook if the fire bell or s,,.u ..,, in the box is striking as that indica.e snai pen has already been given. ah AiArrn De particular to remain at the box until tbe ar. rNai ., Q, an officer of the Fire Deparfment uha VIII release the key. or, if Circumstances win n, permit remaining then the proper officer will re. turn the Key to the holder as soon as Convenient fire. o'n 'ne oo1 nearest the ,,sy Key Holders upon changing their locations x;,, P-NaSe te'i'e woru with the Chief Engineer
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-02-02

as County prison-was brought into ser vice again for the punishment of MT Cox, M F., and all the edisagreeables-s over rowding-described as possessed by the Waterbury Lock-Up, this refined gentle man had to encounter in the model prison Wilfred Blount's accommodations in Gal way Jail are worse still; and the treatment at Tullamore is now matte, of history There is some excuse for the indifference to prisoners comforts of the Waterbury authorities when the representatives of "the empire npon which the Sun never sets" can by deliberate design descend to such un- manly meanness.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-02-02
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY ?, 1888

Entered at the Post Office at Waterbury, Con as second class matter.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-06-06
Cages > 9iemi8feitea.
MIA n B.

= @en. @bermans 3n1fanb 1T nod
tr,tner unDerdnbert, ct felbft bat itarfe
Soffnung auf Mie6erseneIung.
Die bemofratii6e NationaIfons
benton beabf6tigt, einfa6 bic Sarif,
plante beg Sabres 1884 3u betrdftigen
unb iebe 8e3iebung auf bic gotI9aft
beg pr1fibenten al1 unterla6en. Wean
bofft, ba6ur@ ieben 3tpieipalt inners
balb Der Yartei 81 bermeiben.
-Sm 5taate Maine baben bic Wabz
len anr 2egislatur unb fiir einen 0ers
treter i'm GongreB ifattgefunbeu. Die
grfolge bet &epublifaner tparem gans
iiberrai6eno. 9as 8otum Der probis
bitioniifen mar auffanenb gering. &.
9ermann tpurbe nit betrd9tli1er
Maioritdt in ben gpngreB gewdblt.
Die 3uiammenieBung Der @taatslegis.
latur tpirb in 3ufunft folgenbe fem: !:
0on ben 80 MHtgliebern beiber 6Gufet
geb6ren &c bet republifanii9en unb "a
bet bemofratiihen Bartet an.
= Sob. 0ill bon Netp Oort bat bic
Bill untersei@net, bur9 tpel9e bic Sins
,ri9tunssart 6ur6 grbdngen abgeldafft
uno als Gtrafe fit bic bonn l. ssanuar
1889 an begangenen Mor6tbaten bic
9inri9tung Dermittelit glettrieitdt eins
gefiibrt' mirb.
Muslanb.
= Die vNorbo. Mag. 3tg.1 tueiIt
barauf bin. baB bic Musiibung bes tais
ierli9en 8orredtes, bic. 8ill 3ur 8erz
ldngerung Der &ei9stassperiooen nid5t
su per6ffentli9en, ni9t unbebingt ben
&tidtritt oes Miniiteriums inbolbire,
benu, obglei@ bas Maifterium fhr bic
5iabrigen 2egislatur'p perioben einsetres
ten lei, babe es bod nientaB ben 3idbs
risen opponirt- (?) Bismard bate eine
ldngere l1nterrebung nit benz Railer
unb man min besba9tet baben, baB
bei6e i'm befen @inbernebmen pon eins
amber fdieben. Ser &ei9stan3ler iou
fi@ iebr befriebigt iiber ben sesens
tudrtigen @efunbbeits3uitatb beg Rais
fers ausgeIpro9en baben.
= Der fran36fi6e 5enat bat iebt
bic panamacanaIs9 9otterie.8il aud in
britter 2eiung aHaenommen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-06-06

tommt eine foI6e perfon unb faat. -.
a9. i'd. i'd eine 3ottel?
Die glugetlagte f6tpeigt tief erIdiit,
9dnbe.
.rSie finb alio in bic gBobuung eins
ge9rungen un6 babeu fi9 trob tpieberz
potter Aufforberungen ni9t aus berieI=
ben entfernt," fagt ber 0orfibeube.
uMls sic bann getpaItfam biuauss
bet6rOert tpuroen, itieBen sic bie
mebrertudbnte Srobung aus. eSsR bas
ri9tiss
r9err @i6ter, bic frpmme Saube per.
tpaneelt ftb in einen WpIf, uenn man
ibre GamiIienebre angreift unb ba fbus
men Sle mfrs bod ni1t beroenfen,
tpenn tb in meinen gefrdntten @efablett
als 2Vargeengel 5ur @d9ung rneiner
gDre auftrete, tuas iibrigens nur in ber
Muftpallung meines tpeibli9en 6eraens
gei@ab un6 ni9t i'm grnit gemeint tpar,
i1oem i'd mir ni6t bic 6dnbe bel6mu.
BEN tplll nit elmer fol1en Shot. Mleine
gauge Gamilie bat nod ni@ts NIT benz
@eri9te su tbun gebabt, inbem mir ols
9onette Seute in Grieben nit ben
Hei9sgeieben berfebrem."
Sie 8emeisaufnabme ergiebt iibris
gems, bab es nit bet Drobuna feline
f@limnte 8ewanbtniB bate. Die 3eus
gen er3dblsn, baB Die beiben Grauen fid5
9eftlg 3anften unb fi9 In Der 6ibe 6es
&anpfes gegenieitig befdimpften unb
NIT S9ldgen unb anberen @eualttba.
ten beorobten. 0aB inbeB bic 9lnae.
tlagte gepaltfam aus Der Wobuung Ser
Jral y. gebra6t tperben muBte, tuirb
aueroings beftdttgt.
Sas 8ertdt fpri9t bemnab, tpie bic
.9eribts GbrOni| meIbet, Trau 8.
BON Der Mntlage ber 8eorobung frei,
oerurtbeilt fie aber tpegen 0ausfriebens.
bru9s au elmer @eIoFrafe BON Is Msart.
get Wertiinoigung bes l1rtbeils befommt
Jrau g. einen ObnmaGtsanfau. 9ld1,
10 ettuas muB i6 erleben, ruff fie aus,
mas miro meine Gamilie baau iagem,
netne feline Gamilie. -.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-06-06
Teras 8.

= Sob. &oB bat bas Sobesurtbeil
gegen 3etuis MaDes, ber am Greitag in
9ouiton sebdngt tperben iollte, in lie.
bsnsldnsli@e 3u6tbausFrafe umges
tpanbelt.
Sn Souiton traf Der Sheriff
Sones BON Mbarton @ountp nit benz
yteger @abe glias Elm, tpelder bes
Morbes angetlagt 1T, begangen an ben
Or. GaB 8Dars. Ser 9teger be.
bauptet in 6eIbfbertbeibiguns ge,
banbelt au baben. ba BDars i'm
8erlaufe zines Streites iiber bic
Doctor &e9nuns iofort auf ibn su
i9ieBen angefansen babe.
= Gin eigentbiimli9er Gau fam bor
benz @eri9te su 2arebo 3ur 8erbanbs
lung. Gin farbiges Mdb9en petlangte,
baB cine ibrer Na6barianen unter
Sriebensbiirsibaft seitellt tperbe, ba
oieielbe ibr bur@ 9ooboo 3aus
ber nod bem 2eben tra9te. Ser
n3auber" beife5t in einem Sdds
den nit setrodneten Groi6bsinen, ro.
then Gdpp9en, einem Wagnet, allerlei
Rrdutern &c. Das 8eri9t fdllte fol-
genbes bumorifii9e llrtbeil: 80 bic
@eiebe bes Staates Seras feline Be-
itimmungen gegen ben 9ooboo.3auber
getrofen baben, unb ba nod ber Mni6t
bes @eri9tes bic @efabr ni9t 70
groB lit, baB fe bic ginberufune
elmer grtra.Sibung Der Staats .2egis.
latur ben0tbigt, 10 1T bas @eiu6 be,
9ldgerin ab3upeiien." 2ebtere no,
bamit iebr unsufrieben unb osrlieB bas
@eri6t nit 8eripiiniduusen iiber biz
f9le6te @eri9tspflege.
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Nme @amn tbm Sag Mn
~ V&Dl.E'@&0E&- In la -

Meni6. 9offentli6 siebt ct nit ieiner
Grau bann nod elmer anbern 9tabt,
mad SahelbDrf ober Wan9en, i6 in
Sbrer Stelle m69te i'm nidt gum Nerz
tpaitbten baben.
SD aud ui@tt fa9te boppeIfianis
Sulia.
6dtte Cigar Sturm in ibrem 6eraen
lefen f6nnen, er tpiirbe ni6t auf .eine
lebte l1nterrebung beltanben baben.
Gemeitlbeit = beiu Name 1T Mannl
tphrbe er barin seleien baben. Die
9hlflDie, 8erratbene bate er bon fi9
geftDBen, mad Der @lidli6en ifredte er
berlangenb bic path aus. Ser
Sriiimpb, Der balnit ibrer 966nbeit
bargebra6t tpurbe, rei3te fie ni6t, .fons
bern fteigerte uur ibreu .Wiberipillen.
Sc gldnsenber benz Nni@ein nad ibr
2eben ii1 geitaltete, befo mebr berlor
es on Subalt unb Wertb. gs mo9ten
fali9e @6tter getpeien fein, gu benet fie
in ibrer Sueenb aufgei6aut = bic 2ies
BE, 5ie Gunit, bic Greube, aber es tpas
ren G6tter, bic ber gDelt Inn iie Der
S9immer unb Garbe perlieben.
SEPT fonnte fie ni9t mebr an G6fter,
an Sbeale gIauben. Ser ielbitfh@tige,
finnli9e Mntrieb resiert bic Menf9en,
Ial' ibr Sbun unb 9i9ten lduft auf bic
Notbburft ber Natur binaus. @u9
tpenn He Cigar mod geliebt bdtte nit
benz i6md1iten Gunfen ber alien 9feis
gung, bas gebiirfniB mad &ube unb
6eitigfeit bes Dafeins tpurbe 6ieIe 2iebe
betdmpft baben: fte tpar bes Gometen.
ifurmes mhoe. l1ub nun tpollte ct fte
gegen Wuni9 unb MilIen tpieber nit
fi1 auf feline Srrfabrt reiBen, iie am
Wege ferben lai1en, ober ilt beifen
Galle 3ufammen nit ibr berberben?
Mmmermebr, gelobte Re F9; ib babe
1errn pflug mein @ort sese5en, ibm
cine treue, geboriame Satin a,l fein,
i9 tuerbe es balten.
Sein 6aar 1T ni9t 10 grau, fein @es
fi9t mid 10 faltig tpie bieie Welt. 2iebt
mid Cigar nod = unb er fou mid
lieben! ffHfferte ber b6ie @eilf In ibr
- 10 biBt er in sere9ter 6trafe feline
l1ntreue. Sn benz Mrm ber ungeliebten
mag er f9 per3ebren unb berf6ma9ten
= na9 ber @enus, bic er uur malen
fonnte!
Sbr sd aud niGtl" slei6iam
bic 3ufammenprefung bieier @eban=
Ten. sic bIidte ipieber frei i,nb lau11te
ben Reben unb guten @atbf9ldgen ber
Gran Waltber.. Die Trau 9ireftorin
mar in ibrer Meiie eine Huge Grau unb
fiiblte beraus, baB ttinftig Sulia In al.
len @ef6dften bes 9aufes pfus 5as
erife Mort fibren tpiirbe. Cine &C.
baltserb6bung ibres Mannes fonnte
bonn ni6t ausbIeiben, 3unddft nabnl
fe bieie &eiie na9 Berlin, um SuIia
bel ber ginridtung bes 6aufes, bel ben
borausii6tli6en 2dmpfen nit benz
Grdulein So6ter bei3uaehen, als mills
iommene Abi9lags3abluns.
Ropf oben, liebe Sulia, fagte fie unb
ftBte bic Greunbia auf bic 5tirn, ntors
gen iuirb es einen beiBen Gag geben,
ipenn Sbneu Serr pflug bas Grdulein
boritellen ipir6. Darum au 8ett unb
fhIafen Sic einen guten, traumlolen
Sdlaf. sic miiilen 10 f16n ausIeben,
baB bieie Nbelbeib beim erIfen Bid bic
Gaiiung Derliert.
(GOrtfetuns foIst.)