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Nevada County picayune., 1889-05-29

In club Nith ,..t. paper. CODIN'~ and THE PICAIUNE to- 9ui which .uou | be sent to the office of this paper.
Nevada County picayune., 1889-05-29
MOODY & LOWRY,

Now is the time to advertise.
Nevada County picayune., 1889-05-29
For.RTuises and Burns.
Fresh, strong, Convincing Facts.

Hest Results. East Providence, R |. June 0o. While in the employ Of the Barstow Stove e. applied your St Jacobs oil to many bad burns ei the mouldsrs. and always with best results.
 GEO. W. HoRfoH.
Nevada County picayune., 1889-05-29

Ladder Fell. Galveston, Tsxas, June 73. iseo.
 Fell from ladder: bruised and sprained my fese and wrist suffered five days vas cured by oA Jacobs Oil JOSHUA WYTEf1.
Nevada County picayune., 1889-05-29

Achethey would ho oaimostpriccioRst to 'tose whc HuGar from this distressing complaint; buttartli- ultaly thc.rgaa.lu, uteia hora 1.t tho9o who uucotry the n y,!ll !.a8 'h E. Iili5ytlu- nbe in slsras.- v-f,, t1at q. ID Ent be Nil. linz tO d without ti,l.2. 4JGt atta' .liisl~A ..t
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-12
eopen unu ooaook in the evnng
D A HOLBROON, General Agent.
Jehens Streets
CAUTION.

beware % ffsnd, - my aams az8 ~
are stamped on the bottom oi Al M7 n4,1l
shoes before leaving the iaetory. whitk 81
the weaTers against high prlc1& &a6 IA
Goods Ii dealer offers w + Dou1k ~ Il
81 a reduced price. or SAYS III ma then w.
nv nane aud price stamped on the ho1t9G
him down a. fraud
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-12
for infants and Children.

''Casterisis 20 wen adapted 20 children that
recommend itas superior 70 any prescription
known % me-" II. 4. AR4zzxa, ND.
Iii So. oxiRFd 81, Brooklyn. MT.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-05-16

s:inad sat tle.S5out a Few minutes; when
saw a bush about ten rods from me shake
looked intently but saw nothing more. In
about a minute saw IL move again.
thought it time TO make an examination.
eyed the bush sharply, and again saw it
move, and at this moment the largest pair of
deer korns swung plainly to view that | ever
saw The deer was lying down. and his horns
Just showed above a small log. saw by the
careless way he moved his head that he did
not think that an enemy was near. My only
hope of getting a shot was 20 wait until he
arose To his feet, and the question was How
long will that ber | care not how good a
hunter or keen shot a man may be, place
him in like position, his heart will thump
harder than usual. Thus it was with me,
and to such degree that | felt ashamed of
myself Still | waited and watched those
mammoth horns.
heard a limb break, and fox passed
within fifty feet of me! 1t was a great
temptation; but those big horns | wantedI
| waited another ten minutes, and the
horns for a moment disappeared, and the
next moment this Goliath among deer sprang
TO his feet! He stretched himself, and then
turned nearly head towards me. 1t was a
fair shot and the report of my rifle broke the
stiffness of the moment
| distinctly heard the pat" of the bullet
when it struck his shoulderl He turned and
ran directly towards the camp, which was
about one-fourth of a mile from me- fol-
lowed on and soon saw blood, and little
farther on found kim dead. He lay on his
side, and stretched at full length. As he lay
he looked to be nearly eight feet in length,
and his great horns were symmetrical and
beautifuL-Thomas A. Crabtres in Lewiston
,JOurnpJ
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-05-16
A New GunpOwder.

A new gunpowder, the invention of Mr..
Hengst, has recently been tested, and the re-
suits point to it as promising substitute for
black powder for military and sporting pur-
poses. The new powder is prepared from
straw, which is pulverized, chemically treated,
and finished in granular form for use. 1t is
claimed for this powder that it is smokeless,
fameless, practically non-fouling and non
heating, and that both the recoil and the
report are less than those of black powder,
with superior penetrative power. From the
powerful character of this explosive, which,
weight for weight, is $50 per cent. stronger
than gunpowder, and is not explodable by
conclusion, it is probable that in a compressed
form it will be found to be applicable to
blasting purposes. In every respect it APP
pears to be a powder of great PROMISE
Scientific American.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-05-16
He Believed George,

The Chinaman is a guileleSs, trusting soul.
If he takes a fancy to man he will believe
anything he says, no matter how improbable
it may be- In the Chinese Sunday school
class organized here by Marion Hood, of the
Gaiety company, is a Chinaman who used to
run tough opium joint" up on Clark street.
He has reformed since, and now makes an
honest living by cleansing linen. When he
entertained opium smokers for gain, his best
customer was well known local gambler.
That was when there was gambling in Chi
cago. This gambler used to smoke the opium
pipe almost every night in the Chinaman's
den. One day he rushed into the place and
said, excitedly: Hip, loan me 80 Thanks.
I'll come in and pay you tomorrow noon If
I'm alive and out he went with the money.
About O'Clock the next afternoon a friend of
the gambler dropped in on the Chinaman and
said: Hip, where is George todayF' and the
confding Celestial wiped his eye with cor
ner of his blouse, and replied: George, him
dead. Chicago Herald
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-05-16

their vislcl. go are WITH M Ill the Ihie
ut may not seem very probable or even
Ineligible TO you" said Mr. Josselyn in re-
ply TO the reporters inquiry, "but the only
explanation / can give is that my guides are
spirits. IL is they who see for me and keep
me out OF danger. How they are able to do
it is as great mystery TO me as to you. But
Of their actual existence have no more doubt
than of my own. And how could | doubt,
with the thousand daily proofs OF their pres
encei In walking along the street or any
where else, il ! should turn 10 the left to
avoid an obstacle | feel a pressure on my
right shoulder just as distinct and real TO me
as you feel the weight of my Land on your
arm" continued Mr. JoSSelyn, Us he touched
the reporters arm. 1t is purely physical
sensation, the same that feel when touched
by mortal hand The nerves are affected in
precisely the same way If ought to turn
to the right, the pressure is on my left shout
der Ii it is necessary to stop and stand still,
| feel the invisible barrier right in front of
me, making it impossible for me to go on
until it is removed.
"You may think it all a hallucination that
has no existence outside my brain, but it is q
hallucinatiop with a practical value upon
which | can always depend TO lead me if /
yield myself up to it Some days, when
am feeling dull or insensible, l am not as
susceptible to the warnings, and when | de-
pend upon myself alone, disregarding the ex-
ternal influences, get into trouble"
Mr. JoSselyn, having lost his sight when
he was only years old, has not a very vivid
recollection of how external objects look to
persons with sight. He says he remembers
the appearance Of the caterpillar crawling
along the ground, and also how the water
looked that was churned by the wheels Of the
ferryboat. Of color he has no clear concep-
ton. Besides being good business man Mr.
Josselyn is fine musician, playing the piano
with exquisite feeling He is what Spirit
ualists call "a sensitive" and perceives u
great many things by finer sense than that
of hearing or seeing. Mrs. Josselyn says he
can generally tell when he comes home il
the evening whether any one has called on
her. during the day, and often who has called
YES, and before | get into the house
know your state Of mind and how you are
feeling" he said.
How does be know ita-Boston Globe.
lII,C TnINNN-'C IJDI IINnD
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-05-16
SDOiIiDr the Show.

Bishop Temple, Of London, says that he
was once worshiping in an East End church
where a hearty musical service is a distin-
gushing feature, and he joined in the sing
ing to thNest of his ability. He has a stem
torian voice, and the effect of his efforts on
those near him may be imagined.
At the conclusion of the second verse Of the
hymn the patience of a workingman on his
immediate left seemed fairly exhausted.
Not recognizing the dignitary beside him
sharpldig in the ribs of the bishop, who, on
turning round for an explanation, was thus
addressed in subdued but distinct tones:
81 say, guy 'ner, you dry up! You're spoil
ing the whole show "--Y.ogth's Companion.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-05-16
SaDhir's Poser,

An Australian prince who was also an
archbishop, swore horribly at a banquet,
and perneiving that SGphir, the celebrated
Austrian wit, looked at him in surprise,
angrily a'ked the cause Of his establishment.
u thought an arch bishop would not allow
himself to swear" answered the wit. 81 was
not swearing as an archbishop, but as
prince" explained the prelate. "Ah," said
Saphir, thcugntfully, "but suppose the devil
fetches the. prince, what will become of the
archbishop -Eew York Home journal
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-05-16

Everybody has heard OF "horse laugh"
but who has ever seen an equine gifted with
the power of speech? Such an animal would
be pronounced a miracle; but so would the
telegraph and the telephone q hundred years
ago. Why, even very recently cure for con-
sumption, which is universally acknowledged
to be ScrOfula affecting the lungs, would have
been looked upon as miraculous, but now peO-
pie are beginning to realize that the disease
is not incuTable. DR.. Pierccs Golden Medical
Discovery will cure it, if taken in time and
given a fair trial This wOrld-renOwned rem
edy will not make new lungs, but it will re-
store diseased ones to a healthy state when
other means have failed Thousands CRATE
fully testify to this. 1t is the most potent
tonic, or strength restOrer, Alternative, or
blOOd-cleauser and nutritive, or fiesh-builder,
known to medical science. For Weak Lungs,
Splitting of Blood, Bronchitis, Asthma, Ca
tarrh in the Head. and all Lingering Coughs,
it is an unequaled remedy. In arrangements
of the stomach, liver and bowels, as Indigcs-
ton, or Dyspepsia, BiliOusness, or Liver
Complaint" Chronic DiarThCa, and kindred
ailments, it is a sovereign remedy.
IGIIkRhNTEEn covery > is the only med
uupnAN ELu. icine of its class, sold
L----.-=---lb by druggists, under a
printed guarantee, from the manufact-
urers, that it will benefit or cure in every case
of disease for which it is recommended, or
money paid for it will be promptly refunded.
Copyright, 1888, by WORLDS DIS. MED. ASSN.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-05-16

"Oh, I'm not blind" said Mr. JossaIyn,
cheerily, and don't like to have it thought
that am. see as well as anybody, but in
different way Not cIairvoyantly, but Qctu
ally, although not with my own eyas, for they
are si-htlass C.H.rs see for M md. ! use
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-05-16

This social slip is even worse. A city man
complained bitterly of the conduct of his son.
He related at length to an old friend all the
young mans escapades. "You should speak
to him with firmness and recall him to his
duty" said the friend. "But hepays not the
least attention to what I say; he listens only
to the advice of fools. wish you would talk
to him n-Chambers' Journal
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-05-16

saliits, queens ana esiir.7Ts," uaG, smdn Is
they must necessarily have been, it is an
uounced, ON the authority of Mr.. Oliver, that
the heads of the popes and kings could readily
be distinguished from those of the queens and
saints by their r,ltres and crowns. The gen
tleman who brought this little wonder TO
England purchased it in Prussia, allowing
the original owner $4,000 for his Treasure
John w. Wright in St. Louis Republic.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-05-16

E SCHUCHARD, DRUGGIST,
San Pedro and Acequia Streets
Drugs, Chemicals, Medicines. Toilet Articles
Soaps, Chamos Skins, Sponges, Brushes Per
fumery, etc. Physicians prescriptions care
fully compounded. 4SS
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-05-16
SPECIAL OFFERINGS.

Four Hundred Acres. in City Limits
We otter for sale for a short time a valuable
tract of land consisting of 400 acres all fenced
with plenty of waite, just outside the city
limits; every foot of it Can, be cultivated, good
roads leading to It. This Is a very desirable
ba gain; the land is worth double what is
asked for it.
A FAMILY CARRIAGE.
A second. hand family carriage, almost as
good as new, AT a very low figure.
TWO SODA FOUNTAINS,
All complete. and in good order, can be
bought at One-halI of first cost.
HAMBLETON, HADLEY & Co.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-05-16

The Widow Callahan and the Widow Rog.
ers, both of Texas, have just 10000 sheep
apiece The number of their suitors, how
ever, is left 70 the Imagination
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-09-05
eanIoe eorrefponeenteu

@o uisI eidt 1T. ba III aud pieI
Sdatten. inst elm allies Babrwort, ane
BET b0dite Deamte bsr Ser. Staateu
peiB bnuOn aud stpas su erSdbIen. gu
ben 9roBteu llnannebmli6teiten bes 9lms
tes geb0ren natiirIid bic unausgeisbten
nnb unUeriddmten 8ittl9riiten Der
Stellenidger ober IS iit nod cine unbere
glrt non 9orreipon6ens. iueI9e in lester
3eit einen ingeabnten llmian9 nnsenOms
men bat, cine 9orrelponoens pom taun
gIanbIidcr glrt. Sc 1T tbatiddli6 notb.
wenbig sewOroen, einen sigensn llnters
eeretdr nit ber @r6finung Der all ben
Rraiibenten einlauienben pripatbriefe su
betraueu, 6amit ale S9reiben unans
itanbisen SnbaIts iofort aussemer5t uu6
uerbranut werbsn, bamit Iie benz grdii.
benten ilberbaupt nidt 81 @siidt foms
men.
Do9 wegeu 6es Observation-Disclosures
bieisr faum 9IanbIiben Sittenrobbeit
muBte fii3Ii6 eiu grempeI itatuirt Ipers
ben. unO 10 purbe benn elmer bieler
8riefitsaer I'M g8eiteu Don ben Buuoess
beb0rben uerbaftet unb ipesen Wlib.
brauds ber polt CUR 0erbreitimg uns
iittli6er Sdriften unter 9Intlase &c:
tellt.
Q9ie bieler Vertrauensbeamte mittbeiIt,
IdBt ii9 nit ben 8rislen, iuenn man
iie auibeUubrt hattie, ein 3immrsr mitts
Ierer @rObe u6llis anfiillen. Gusen6s
tpddter Gomitod in Nep Dort ipiiroe nit
!SiIie ieiner gIsenteu ldn9er, aIs brei
Sabre gu t3un baben, nm 6ieien Stofi
aubuarbeiten uno bic Gbdter iur Yers
authorizing Su Seben. Cine sroBe glns
sabl bieier S6rsiben 1T iiberbaupt nidt,
ooer nit ireenb einem erbi9tetsn Ramsn
unterSeidnet, bod feinesme9s bic Mebrs
;abl. 9isIe Der Srieie psrratben i9on
ua9 fiiibtiser Ourdiidt, baB Die Srief.
teller, tpeuu nidt sdnsli9 uerriidt, bod
eiuen Sparren Su pieI baben. Do9 nidt
ale iino berart, wie foI9en0e uerbiirgte
@jeidi6ie benefit:
9IIs @jrant Yrdii6ent mar, erre9te
uebsn ben pieIsn pom sgrants" bers
riibreuben @piiteln elm 0rief beloubers
ptt <thlHlet luHtlttt uto 0ittto. vi
mar uOn elmer iunsen adtSebnidbrisen
Dame 9eidrieben, iueIde nit uerbIiifs
fen6er Sficnbeit ibre gtbrsIle (Gbicaso)
an9ab uu0 ertldrte, bag iie bereit lei, bic
Mlatre1e 6es YrdiibsRtsn Su werben,
penn oisisr ibr cine gtnlteauns pon
etluu s75 bis 500 monatIiden @ebaIts
perleiben piiroe
Der 8rief iuur6e einsm Yoitinipector
Sur &eder9e iibersebeu, peI9e oieier
m6sIidit biscret unlteats. GbatiddIi6
fanb er cine iun9e 0ame, cine Godter
anitdnoiger @Itern un6 pon 9utem 9tuf.
SIN i9ouenoer 8eiie issts or ben Batter
in ReuntniB, weI9er bem 8eamten berg
lid fir bic i6OnenOe 0tidiidt bontte,
nit iueI9cr er uerfabren, unb peripra6,
leine Go9ter nuf ben re9ten @es 3uriids
;ubringeu. gta9 peni9en Wionatsn
seiste ibm Der 8atsr Die SOd1sit bes
inngen MdS9ens an.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-09-05
Cine YarabeI.

Gs mar einmal su wsiIer Wiann i'm
ieruen gSeiteu, ber bate brei Sobne.
llnO iie iuu6ieu unb se6ieben unb erfreu:
ten ibres Yaters Sers. 9od es fam
bic 3eit, bnB er alt un6 Idwad purbe,
unb ais ct iein @n6e uaben iiibIts, rief
er Die &nnben all iein 6rantsnIassr.
limb Der @reis ipra9 aIio: ,9iebsn
JtinOer, i9 fiible bic San6 oes Gobss
iiber mir unb ib msr6e balb pon eu1
i6eibeu mihen. Sbr miBt, nit irbiiden
@jiitern bin i9 nidt 9eie9net. uniere
nette 6arm nit 3ube66r ilt gllles, mas
i6 belize. Oiele 6arm iolI in Der 6ami.
lie bleiben. 9a absr nur elmer pon eu9
lie ibernebmen fam, 10 bin i'd wirtli9
in 8erle9enbeit. Oenn i'd babe eu6
ale 0rei sIei9 Iieb. SD MIL 6esbaIb
eure 6lusbeit erproben, un6 iie benz
seben, rpeI9er init ben Swei Dollars, bic
id Sebem sebe, am ueritdubislien per.
fdbrt.~
90 iprab Der 9atriarb, un6 bic
Snaben neisten ii6 in GbrIur6t.
9Im Gage Oarauf eri6ienen iie pieber
uOr ibrem Batter, Der benz AeItsitsn 6as
g9ort ertbeiIte. Batter 10 bub bieier
un = ni9 babe Ianse nad9eionnen, nm
Ocin @ObIseialIen gu uerbieuen. gnOs
lid erbai6te i9 einen 9IiidIibeu @es
6antsu. SD taIIfte bies Yaar @onsreB.
i9ube. Dos 9eSer 1T fart, Die SObIen
fiuo bid, pem aud iteif unb tnarrenO. ="
r0u bdit mob! setban,@ ipra9 ieiu
@rjsu9er seribrt. pSteiuis, raub uu6
uoIler Oornen 1T 6er 2ebsnspia6; elm
gaar @ou9rebianbalen finb nibt libel
fir ben Bil9er. Oo6 mas tbatelt On,
mein Sobu?" 10 tragic er ben 3weiten.
% Batter" antiuortete bieier, i'm tisien
Sinnen iiber beine 9lufgabe entidIisi i'd.
SSm Graum eri9ien mir cine berrli6e
9raue Stouepipe@, unb ais i6 aus9ing,
bic 8aSnure in part Rop gu beidausn,
ba eritano i'd bieies berrli9e GrempIdr,
6eilen li9 eIbit ber @robuater uuieres
prdiibenteu.
Ood bier iiel Ser Siinsite, etpas uns
ssoulbig 9eiporSen uno bic Waaren ieis
ner 8riiber NIT uerddtIi9en SIiden
multernb, baltis elm:
Batter, bas miro mir mirtlid Al
6umm. 0eutit On, i'd rpiros mir erit
Ian9s ben 8Opi serbroden buben, wie bic
beioeu Muitcrfnaben2 SD bin nit Rem
@reenbad sIei9 ua9 bsm SaiebalI:SpisI
acIaufeu un6 babe elm baIb Dussnb
Sidets fir bic nd@iten 9artien ses
fault
% On 9i6t un6 6reu6e msines glls
ters i" 10 riei leet Der @,reis. D@eiesust
biit 9u, oenn On bOrit uno uernimmit
bic Stimme Defines Volfes, uno biit ber
8eiIeiten elmer i'm 9anbel g9obl Dir
Oh 0einer SIusbeit! 9iimm bin bic
6arm, iie lei Dein, itno Iebe lan9e 9Iiid:
lid nnb suirieOsn barauf ais uersniigter
Yaiebaa.9rantl~
Se ipra6 Der @'reis, uuo Ieste iegs
neno leiue Sittern6e 0iedte oem Sing
ling aui ben la Sullipan fabl seidO.
rencn Sdeitsl. Seiddmt aber ibIi9en
bic beiben 9ln6sren binaus, 6enu iie pub.
ten, bab lie ibr 2oos nerbisnt batten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-09-05

9oteI ans Uinsburps@quare, ME perabs
rebet. 6aroIb NanbaIl, ber elm wenig
perfiimmt mar, G,up nedte ibn bamit.
nylun. mar Define fd6ue Seunp uns
Iiebenswiirbis2 o.
vSis mar gar ui5ts, fe 1T ni5t ses
fomn'sn. es f6eint, bsr Regen Fat fie
abgsbaIttu.4
Der CUTE SaroIo mar nod isbr naiu,
baB er fold unwibtigen @uinb annsbs
men fonnte, ber zines Mldbdens glus.
bleibeH ertIdrt, ipenn eS ben geIiebten
Wfann ireffen iuolIte. Ridt g9alers
itr0ms piirben iie uafbaIteH, psnn ibr
Ssra brsnnt.
Nalb iaBen bic Beioen iiber 2auOtar,
ten unb 0teiieban6biidsr nn6 firirten
ben ansenebmiten YIan fir bic S@peis
Serreiie.
Sennp I0fe fi5 Elm Billet fir ben
mad 8oping6ole absebsnben Dampfer,
bic Iette Station am arm: pon bort
mar es nod cine 9isrteIltuube ju SUB
bis mad Sauie. Sie ging in baussm
SerStlopfeu, ipel1es benz lieben Wlens
fden gait, in benz rieieInben 0fegen beim.
ben S6irm bate iie nidt eiunIaI iuieber
aufgeipaunt. 70 i6merjuerientt mar ie
in Sarolos S6idial.
Batter Ssmitt ertIarte ipr, fie idbe aus
wie cine iunss 6ase, bic man erlauit
battle; er lebte feline RiHber S6rtlid, bes
ionbers bic Siinglte, bic ibm Sausfrou
uno Siuo Su9leib mar; 70 ididie er iie
nit giiii9er S6eltc in ibr Stiib9en,
oaB lie iid troden fleioe.
YaIb baraui borte sSeunu Douns @e.
beu unb eine frembe Wiannesitinme int
Sauie, uno sIei6 baraui tlopite ibr @as
ter an: s9iit On buIO fsriis, Sennp,
mir bobsn sinen @ait, Der elm paar
Gage bIeiben wirb, unier Saus lit ibm
ais 0eoba1tungspuntt am beiten gele:
gen, tOmm uur Gin bis6en idneu,
Mldoden.A
Sin entsiidsnSer S5rsd bnr9fuIr iie.
rSimneI. wenn cs SarOIb pdre." Sin
llniinn, ber in feiuem Chime Io9ii9 Su
ertldreu mar, aber bic Sugeub boiit ia,
bab Wunbsr nm ibretpillen 9ei6eben.
Jtai9 Ie9te iie no9 einsn SierIi9sn
Rrasen al iluo cine feine iueiBe S6drSe,
uno erpartItnssuou 0ffnste lie bic Gbiire
sur slide, no ibr Batter nit bem @ait
am Raminfeuer plauoerte.
g9ie elm eiierner 0feii Ieste eS f9
mn ibr bOiieuOes Ser; : Der @aIt ibres
Yaters mar Der Yol1iit, Der uorbin Sun
Mannims bt9Ieitet bate = fie mar aIio
III aller Sorm III Sausarreif.
vgs lit aIio bod Elm lluteridieO Srpis
i9en bem @brenrport einer Dame oOer
benz ber .Sentersto9ter,~ Oadte iie, wdbs
renO idwere Ebrdnen ibre i96nen gIu,
gen per6untelten.
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15. saptteL.

9as Gnrique,, Marquis be 9Orraine,
auf bem Genfcr 9abnbof nit ieiner
Satin sintraf, bieIt ct an iein ueriams
meltcs Dienitperional, es paren aubsr
9ouiion nod ,uei mdnnIi6e uno elne
peibIide 9ieuerin, cine tleine glnipra9e.
Gr psrbot ibusu aufs itrsnsite, ieinen
9amsn un6 Iitel Su uerratben, er relic
fortan incognito, Oa er Iditisen Scges'
nnn9en nit 9anbslsnten auswei9cn
woIe, bic iest bic S@pei5 bnrdjO9en
-sr mare uon iest ab nur SennOr Gn'
riquc, WteuSoia, Spernidnser nit Cat:
tin, ieste er nit sliltieIisem 2d9eIn
bin,n, unO per ss sinen WtOment per'
9eien iOlIts unb ie wisOer pom einem
Marquis be 9orraine iprebe, bet uiiros
lofort entlaKen, ia, ia. es lei iein ernites
tier grmit. iOiort entlaifcu.
(6Ortiesuns iOIst.)
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-09-05
IA. RapitsI.

0rei Gage ipater iubren SarOI6 9tans
sau unb Gnp Wtanuiu9, wie ;pei quite
6reunbe, iibsr SolIan6 na6 benz Stbein
NIB BON tort ittomaufwdrts sup6rbert
mad StraBburg. lInterpesS bate Sas
rolo' an @uy bic 6rase 8eridtet, mas i'm
si9entli6 ;u bieier EOur ueranIaBte, un6
Sener autmortete Dem abnunssIoien nit
grauiamer Sronie, sr perfoISs bic Spur
eiues i6lperen Serbre6ers, nm i'm Der
@eredti9teit ;u iiberIiefsrn. limb er
fiiste bic 6ra9e bin;u, OBJ sr ibm cuentuell
bebilfli6 ien wolle, ben i6ledten 6erI
binsfsit gu MAIDEN. SarOlO, ii6er;enst,
eS banoIe. iib Oarum, ber Meni9beit Ell:
nen 9ienit su ermsiien, inbem man tie
uon eiuem lln9sbsuer befreite, iaste gu,
unb neil @up msbrers RaIe pom @Ilen
beeaun, iibsrIe9ts er, OBJ bic Mittbsiluns
ieinsr Miilion nidt 6urb bes seipisisten
GriminaIiltsn 8eibilie lei9tsr 9elin9en
f6unte = beuno9 bielt ibu elm gang uns
beltimmtes @jefibI 6auon ab, @up ms
8ertrauen gu jiebeu, uno CT erwdbute
niemals Der Marquiie be 9orraine nod
bes idOneu @urique;, bsnn bisier that
ibm leib -sr fonnte i'm 3war nibt ads
ten, aber Spmpatbie bernbt uidt auf
gl6tung - aud er NAT bem i3auber uers
fallen, ben bisisr liebenswirbige uub
bilbi60ne Wsni9 nit ben StrabIsnaussn
nm iid uerbreitete, NO immsr er AUDI
ieinsn SUB niebsriette.
Sarolo ipolte uor alien Oiuaen ber
Marquiie geseniibsr ause in 9luse fes
ben, ibm iolte le betennen, mas fe nit
ieiuer S9peiter setbau, ibr woate CT
iasen, buB er 3euse iensr @epitternadt
gepeieu, onB er @llsus Stimme i'm Gos
besidrei erEannt, baB ct geieben, rpie iie
pom Stes uerI9wunoen -ino bann =
rno BAUM = Sa, mas peiter perbeu
iollte, puBte er lelbit nod ni6t, ibm
mar es, ais miibte bann cine Stetaltropbe
sintretsn. ais piirbe fie iid in 9teus uno
Sibue in elm Rloter suriidSieben obsr
nod idmerer biiBen w0ueu, nur bamit
lie nidt Dem Strid hes Senters perfieIe.
limo er ba6te al BEL 5switt unb oeiien
i66ue Go6tsr Senup, bic tein weiteres
9sbensseiden Don iib sessben, trotbem
fie ibm in ienem 9ettel cine Ipidtise
Miittbeilun9 periprohen bate.
Qllnb bod bate CT feline 9Ibnuns, mas
bic tleins Sennp in eieien orsi Sasen
bes 6uusarrsites lit. Der Yoli;iit, elm
i9nuder Wtanu uOn faum ie6suu6s
;manBis Sabren, @arbing nit Ramen,
benuete bic erite Miuute, rpelde CT nit
ibr allein mar, unl seruiiiermaben 9lb.
bite gu Ieilten, boB ssruOe sr ss ieiH
miiie, bu iis in @sfaussni@Gft balte.