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The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1890-09-16
Do Bircs Think.

Do birds think? Let me tell you OF a
: little bird I once had. The little bird
was a female mocking bid who had a
nest of young ones about week ole.
The baby birds were very unhealthy.
inneriting weakness from their father,
who had osthma. Early one morning
was awakened by the mother bird
standing on my pillow, pouring INTO my
ear the most mournful notes I ever
heard. I knew something was wrong,
and arose at once The mother few to
her nest, then looked to see if I was
following, which I was AS soon as
reached the nest she took no d OF one
Of the baby birds wings, pinched it
gently with her beak and watched it
eagerly, I think, to see If it moved.
Then she took hold Of ons of the little
feet and pinched it In the same manner,
and, finding 1t did not move. she looked
up at me in pleading way, as if she
wanted lne to waken them. I reached
my hand out toward the nest. She
stood aside and looked on with as much
interest and feeling as any young human
mother.
examined the lifeless little bodies,
and when 7 withdrew my hand the
mother fastened to hover over the little
cnes, seeming to think If she could
warm them they would awaken, In
few moments she hoped off the nest,
looked at her babies, held food close 10
their mouths and coaxed and called
them, but in vain. She flew all around
the room as if in search Of some untried
remedy. Several times she perched on
my shoulder, and looked so distressed
and pitiful I could scarcely keep from
crying. put her in a cage and hung
he's in the sunshine to see If she would
become quiet. She took bath, but
still remained nervous and seemed anx-
lous, and by and by grew so restless
had to take her out Of the cage and Jet
her 60 to thenest again.
She stood quite while looking at
her dead children. Then she went
over all the bodies-pinching them
gently and watching them closely to see
if they moved. When she saw no signs
of life she seemed puzzled. She seemed
at last to make up her mind the little
ones we're dead. And one by one she
lifted them tenderly in her beak and
laid them side by side in the middle OF
the room. She looked at them lovingly
|s moment, then few to her empty nest
and gazsd wonderingly into that FL
nally she perched on my shoulder and
|.:lnoksd into my eyes, as Ito asks W hat
sSss al; TI1s mgaGs " Eiiattaae7se1-e-5i iatt .e1sse1 81
love and devotion that little bird taught!
She always fed the little ones before
taking mouthful herself, and some
times she would stand coaxing them to
Ia one more mouthful, and finding
hey had enough woald swallow 1t her
elf.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1890-09-16
EFFECTIVE ORATORY.
How Young LAWYER Defended a
Injured Woman and Made a
Reputation.

Jonathan II. Pugh was pale faced
young lawyer. Day after day he Sat
waiting for clients, but none came. The
arst term of court appeared and his
name had not appeared on The docket.
At that time my father was clerk of
the circuit court. One day there came
to him poor, sad woman, who poured
into his ear a pitiful tale OF woe. A
brother-in-law had robbed her of all the
property left her by her dead husband,
had oppressed and abused her, and was
now seeking to take from her care her
ouly child, a little girl 8 years old. MY
father became deeply interested in the
womaL and promised to help her. He
at once aent for Pugh. The young law
yer came and took charge of her case.
The poor woman's Drother-1n-law
was rich, and he employed the best Of
counsel, and made every preparation III
his power to defeat her in court and
subject her to still greater oppression.
He even circulated the most slanderous
stories against her, and succeeded IN
totally destroying her good reputation.
This story kindled the soul Of Pugh,
and he went to work with fierce
determination to unmask the villain.
The day for the trial arrived. Tie
neighborhood was thoroughly aroused,
and the court room was crowded with
spectators. The sad and dreamy youn-
LAWYER became another mana bold
and daunt!ess knight fighting for out
ragged womanhood. He arose to speak.
The silence was painful. With mas
ter hand he laid before court and Jury
the work of the poor woman's oppres-
sor. The periured witnesses withered
beneath his fer, ION. Judge,
jurors and spectators bent forn<:"d to
listen. --'
AS he told of the woman's wrongs
tears filed the eyes of all Then he
turned from the weeping woman
TO the author of her sorrows.
in terrible language he expressed the
viilainy Of the man. Suddenly ne faced
the victim of his scorn, and pointing
bis quivering finger at him exclaimed:
"You have stolen from this poor
woman all her property. Not only thlss
you have srobbed. her not only Of her
laass doll ghat more
precious than goid-her good name.
And now, with savage hands. you try
to tear from her arms her darling child.
In the awful hereafter you should not
even be allowed the miserable comfort
Of herding with the common damned,
| but In some lower, deeper hell be COM
pelle,l slrgly and alone, to howl out an
eternity OF woe."
AS Pugh reached this climax 1t fel!
like bolt Of thunder on the ears OF
the guilty man, and he rushed headlong
from the court room. Pugh's reputa-
tion was made. He was flooded with
clients and was at once one OF the
| busiest la wyers in town.
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WHAT SAYS THY FRIEND7

What says thy friend?
Harsh, cruel words,
AS hempen cords
Which wound? A tear
Such bring. IT'S clear
He's not thy friend.
What says thy friend?
Soft, honeyed words,
As silken cords
Which blind? A sneer
These hide. Beware!
He's less thy friend.
What says thy friend?
The truth In loUe.*
Angels above
His trust declare
Afar and near
He is thy friend.
IS. Eph. iv.
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to be idle while her mother tolls at the
washtub. It is as honorable to sweep
house, make beds or trim hats as ii is
to twist watch cham or embroider
slipper.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1890-09-16

THE Italians make a holiday Of the 21st
Of September, the anniversary Of the
entrance of the Italian army into Rome.
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@iertes RopiteI.


Ser @iI3ug Don Berlin mad Granfs
furt raffe bur9 bic gfa9t, on f9laIenben,
tleinen Stationen borbei, binein in ben
grau anbdmmernbem Morgen.
Sn S6lafDagen ber eriten 2laIIe
mar alles itia unb lfumm. Der f9male
Gorribor, Der auf Der einen Seite bon
Der Genferreibe begreu5t tDar. auf ber
anbern BON ben rotben berabnallenben
0orbdngen, lpel6e bic gingdnge in bic
@oupes perballten, tpar menf6enleer.
Gin fiibIes Silberli6t brad bon brauBen
herein; auf ben 6elbern, bic borbei3us
fiiegeH f9ienen. lag ber 56immer beg
Sboues. gus MaIbestiefen Hatterten
lei6te NebeIfeBen auf unb sogen nit
benz Morgentpinb.
@s NOR iebr frif9, uub bic Grau, bic
iebt nit blafiem tibsrma6tem @eii6t
un6 brennenoen Mugen aus ben Golten
6es Worbanges berbortrat, tuel9er bas
Coupe am gnbe Beg Rorribols BON
biefem quer abibeilie, bate iid feif in
ibren Gtaubmaniel BON bunfeIblauer
Seioe eetpideIt uub um ibre bunflen
0aare einea @a5ei6leier setpunben.
Sic trat on Elm 6eniier unb iiarrte
in bic borbeiiagenbe @egenb. Der ON.
bredenbe Sag tdmpfte nit benz bloHen
Worgengrau. Malbige 0ugel unb uppi.
ge Wieien, Elm brdunli9er 6luB unb
tDeiBgeiiin@te. roibbeba6te Ga9mert.
b1uier, alles fob boriiber, olles in oem
glei6em falten 2i6t. Geine 6onne
unb fein 59atten - iiur elm glei9mdBig
bellies @rau, befen feu6te &dlte man
f9on burdl ben Bid mit5ufiiblen Der.
rieinte.
Gerba erl1auerte. Sic bate cine
bollfDmmen inlaflole unb Iebr unrubige
ytaht binter li6. Dos 5antden labm
BITE Sungfer fur fid in Nnfpru9, @erba
tbeilte nit benz &inbe cine S9laftas
bine.
Der 2nabe iebo9 NOR rubeIos ges
tpefen. Set garter 96rper pfIegte unz
ter ieoer 8erdnberung augenbIidli1 3u
leiben; uurbe ieine pbantafie babel
nod erresi, 70 fieberte er. l1nb bieie
erffe Na6tfabrt feines 2ebens bate ibn
fart bei6dftigt. Die ginriGtung bes
S9lafDagens batte er in sabnoien 5tas
gen OH feline Wuiter ergriinbet. sSebe
Stotion, on ber man bielt, tpollte er
feben unb tlstterte iteis BON leinem
Eager ON bas Genifer. I'm gu tuilien. Oh
Der 8abnbOf on 6ieier ober oil beren
Settle lei. unaufb6rli6 dngiiiste er
fi6 I'M ieinen papa unb berlangte
mebrfa6, i'm 3u ieben. Gerba tonnte
ibm auf feline Weiie begteifli9 MAIDEN,
6aB es ni6t angebe, ben papa in ber
Na6t su rlifen oosr ibn gar, pie
Sai@o wollte, nit In bemieIben gous
pee 5u baben.
(Eortfstune folei.)
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@er besablt bic 8Sae2


llnieren freibdnblerii1en Greunben
= fagt elm Mrtifel ber v@bleago Snter
Seean", wel6en metftpir0iger Weiie
bic li6erli6 ni9t i9uB36lnerii6e v@als
befon Stems" bonn q. Suli bringt =
legen mir bic folgenbe Grase aur 8eante
tportung bor: Wenn Der @1ub3oa In
Wirtli6teit, tDie iie es bebaupten, cine
Steuer auferle9t, tpeld)e Der Goniuz
ment (alio Garmer, 9rbeiter u. In. }
baburb gu 5ablen bat, baB ibm fur ale
ffeuerpfll6tigen @esenitdnbe b6bere
preiie abgeforbert tperben, tpardm lin0
bann bic Gabritanten ber WeiIerlAmiez
oemaaren in Sbeffielb, bic Ble1plats
tenfabri.anten in Wales, bic Barrier
Wobsmaarea 0dnbler, bic beuiiden
Bliif6ma6er unb alle groBen Stem Oors
ter Smporteure 10 erbitterte @egner ber
ameritanil9en G9ub3oa, @eiebgebung,
uub aus meidem @ruube erbeben lie
bann iebt 10 lauten uub larmenoen
prOtsit gegen Die Wc&inIeDs8il ? unb
tDenn bet pteis ber Sbeffielb 'lhen
Wehermaaren. bes lpaQfiden Blehes,
ber Barrier GleiOermaaren, bes gres
felber pliif1es ober irgeno wel6er an.
beier aus benz Nuslanbe eingefibrten
Waaren bur9 bic geitimmungeu beg
MeGinlep @eiebes UNI 10, 20, SO ober
80 pro5ent erb6bt tpirb. 10 fra9en mir
peiter, finb es bann nid)t bic nneritanis
f@en Smporteure ober Die ausldnbiiden
Gabrifanten, wel6e In ibren Snterei1en
gelddoigt merben2
Wsnn aber iebt }. 3. 8le9platten
all 5 bertauft iperben, tpdbrenb bic 6ers
ite1ungsfoifen in Wales 3 betragen. bic
sfra6ifofen, 9Ommiifions. @ebiibren,
ytuben 6es Smpotteurs l unb Die
Steuer (weI6e nod Der Bsbaupiung
Der 6reibdnbler ber amerifani|9e GIeins
bdnbler su sablen batl) au1 l, Die
mirb bann Der Walliier Gabritant erIt
gei6dbigt tDerben, tDenn Der @ingangss
aoa BON auf gelebt tpirb ?
Ser beftige Wiberiprud, tpeI1en bic
WeRinleD. .gil ieitens ber OIL Der 6rage
Betbeiligten in Sbeffielb, WaIes, Gre.
felb, paris unb feitells BET Stem Oorfer
Smportbduier finoet, lit Der bette 8e=
meis bafar, baB ale bieie es gan3 gut
tpiffen, baB Der ameritanii d e
2on ument biefe Steuer
ni@t be3ablt! Sic tpifen, baB
tDenn bas neue S9rbsoa. @eieB in
Strait ttitt, iie se3uuugen iein iperoen,
nit ben neuen Snbuitrie. 4niialten,
uelGe burd) oaiielbe in oas Daiein ges
rufen iuerben. ben Ronturren3tampf
auf8unebmen, uno oaB bic 6abris
tate bisier neuen Snbuifrien balb
5u nieorieeren preifen pertauft mer,
ben mtien unb iperben, aIs bic Rnb.
ueldbe iebt fur bic fremoen, einsefiibr,
ten Waaren belablt weroen. Dir bits
ten bic 9erren Greibdnbler um Int.
mort, besugsweiie 8eridtisuns.
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Gin ta6tiger 3eitungs.
III ennrfpr

Niit 5taub un6 G9weiB bebedt fiieq
ber &eporter um 3 llbr Morgenbs feus
9enb bic Sreppe binauf In bas 9ebats
tions3immer, als eben bic lebte Jorm
our prei1e gebrnGt purOe.
gBo bleiben sic benn ln lange, riei
ibn Der 2ofalrebafteur an, baben sic
nod ettpas gteues9
st! 5tiae! flifterte bieler, i'd babe
einen eriier @laKe selbftmorb i'm pari
entbedt.
slber iebt 1T es ia su ipdt. Inn ettpas
bariiber gu fdreiben, unb bic Ma1mit.
tagsbIditer iiab uns bann nit Der Neuig.
feit poraus!
6absn Sic feline 5orge, erpioerte
Der &eporter, id puBte ipobf, baB es
5ll ip1t Derbe. um es nod lit bic Rel.
tung au brinsen. Sd babe baber bic
2eiGe ins @ebli9 sei9leppt unb 10 nit
8ras unb anoeren Sa9en bebedi, baB
nidts babOn 3u entbeden iff. Ieorgen
baben mir cine Seniationsneuigfeit BON
brei 5palten.
Niit Sbrdnen in ben Mugen 5tanb Der
2otalrebafteur auf unb fiel ieinem I'm
tergebenen UNI ben 6nls. Sic gereis
den unferem Sei66ite sur Gbre,
fblu93te er, i'd min feben. 5aB sSbr
@ebalt UNI swei Dollar moaatli9 ers
b6bt wirb, i6 min es tbuu - By
Singol
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aorresponoeus. @npreB.MiIl

Ssorresponoeu3. GppreBsMilI,
80. Suli 80. Sn ieiner lebten 0eriamm.
lung bat Der Sbobel Mountain edit
BensWerein einiiimmig ben 8ei9IuB ge=
'faBt, fib BEN iogenannteu nbeuti9en
S9dBenbuube" ni6t an3ui9lieBen,
ba bur9 benielben ber eigentlidbe 3tped
folder beuider 8ereinisungen, oas
Seuti6ibum su beben, gan3 un6 cor
perfeblt tpirb, uub auar in GoIse bes In
Nep Braunfels gefaBten 8el9lufes,
fid BEL ben 8erbauolungen ber 8ereis
nigung Der engIii6en Spra6e 3u bebies
men. 4us bieiem @runbe bat lu9 0err
S. Vt. Reaersbergtr bon bier feline Ste.
figaatiOn als WtitgIieb Der nit ber Mus.
arbeitung Der Statuten betrauten Cos
mites eingeteidt. Dem 8eiipiel bes
Bereins bon SboosI Mountain tpirb
iibrlaens aud berienige BON @ppreB
Wills balb folgen. maren es bod aud
bic beiben Delsgaten bieies @ereins,
lpeI6e auf Der 3asiaBung bss Stem
8raunfelser S6iiBenfeitss gegen ben
@ebrauf Der enslii6sn Sprade itimm.
ten! 6ur3 unb gut. ba ber eigentlide
3wed iener 8eteinigung = bic unter
anberen 8etbdltuihen piel Suites bdtte
itiften f6nnen = nun bod perfeblt 1T,
ipirb es tpobI niht lange oauern, bic
f6 bic gan5e 8eieaidaft in Woblgefals
len aufgei6It bat. Il.
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= ueber bic &eibuHgen1 innerhaIb
Der iocialiitif6en partei erfdbrt man
aus Berlin 5olgenoes: Das Iocialis
fttf6e @entralzGomite bat bic 3eihs.
taSsabgeor6neten gebeI, 2iebEneAt,
Nuer unb Singer init Der Musarbeituna
zines planes 3ur Reorganization Der
partei betraut, ipeI9er Dem i'm October
in Berlin Standardization 5ociaIi,
ften.@ongreB unterbreitet tpar6en Ion.
Die Sprade Der bon benz grtremen
S6ippel re6i9irten v0oIfstribhne" ldBt
eine 3unebmenbe &eibung 3pii9en ben
beibeu IIiigeln ber partsi erfennen.
Siebfne6ts 3eituug, rDas 8olfsbloti",
erfldrt, oaB Der Yerlil1er @ongreB bie
@inigteit ber Partei unb bos Beifeben
einer bereinigten beuti9en Demotratie
bartbun tDerbe, tpel9s bereit lei. nit
neuen Wafen auf einem gr6Berea
G6Ia6tfelbe als bisber su tdmpfen.
Wenn einaelne perfOnen fd Der parieiz
Dis3iplin ni6t fiigen, mifen lie bin.
dusgeDorfen tDerbeu. go bas Bolts:
blatt". Sdippel bat alIerbings ni1t
bic Maiien binter licb, aber feline unerz
mtlbli9e, tbaitrdflige propaganoa 5iebt
biefelben iittmer mebr bon Der gemdBig.
ten politit Der dlteren 6iibrer al. Die
Wrbeiter3eitung" in DRESDEN uno oie
rWolfsiiimme" In Magbeburg seban
aud nur ber @elinnung bes rabifaleren
parieifliigels Musorud, tpenn lie 8ebel
uno 9ie6fne@t anfla9en, einen erifiden.
ben ginffub auf bic foeialiifif6e Sbds
tigteit aus3uiiben un6 bic prDletarii1e
NgitatiOn 5tl entnerben.
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Korregpouafug. g.-Oeni{ou. BEN

correspondents. Oeniion, ben
25. Suli. go. = Wibutinb 2oge
30. 9. 8. $. 8. g. Inter bielem
gfamen Durbe bier am 5Dnntag, ben
20. Suli cine 9ose Der 0ermannss
S6bne nit 19 @barter MitgIiebern,
bur9 ben @roBsBrdfibeuten 9errn %.
8. 9euf6tel aug San Mntonio in1taI=
lirt, unb foIgenoe ermdblte 6erren in
ibre Nemier eingeieBt: @rs Prdfibent,
SafOb @erIa6; Brdfbent, Jriebrid5
2lapp; gicesprdfbent, 0einrid 9ilz
bebranbt; Getretdr, s.. gtiiber; G1ab=
, nneiiter, Sobn Bengel. gernaltungs=
ratb: g. 5al3mann, 3. Radel, ".
Rne9t; Gibrer, Sbeo. Wabls; Snnere
Wade, .. Cling; NeuBere Wa9e, SUI
lius Bruder. Ser Oroen Der 6ers
manns. 56bne III elm gebeimer Oroen.
rein Deutid in Wott unb S9rift unb
beuti6er Site, fennt feinen llnteridieo
in religi6ier Dber politilder 8eaiebung
unb 1T bur1 Die ytational Wrobloge,
tpel6e ieBt ibren 5iB in 81. 2ouis bat,
hber bic gan1en 0er. Staaten perbuns
ben. Cine @toBlose fit ben 5iaat
Seras III Dor ca. brei Wonaten In Gan
Mntonio gegriinbet un5 bic 3sbtere bot
ieiibem neun weitere 2ogett nit un9e.
fdbr 3uiammen 400 Miteliebern initial.
lirt unb $50. 10 mirb bieler Sage in
6latonia folsen. Dieter wobltbdtige
Orbeu seipdbrt in Seras Der Wittme
ober ben @rben gintaufenb Dol.
lars beim N5leben zines MifgIiebes
uno atDeibunbert Dolais einem Wsits
glieoe beim Mbleben feiner 5rau uno
unteritiibt bic Granten, bic Wittuen
unb bic Waiien u. I. 10. Cine ioI9e
Ierbinbung 1T Elm unfddBbarer @es
tDinn fur bas Deutfhtbunl.
Oarum ans Wert, Sbr beutiten Mdn.
iler, benen beutf9e 5pra1e, beuti1e
Site uno ebIe 3icle am 9er3en liegen.
8eipre@t gu6 nit guern Greunben unb
Sbr tuerbet feben, tpie f6nea Sbr einen
&reis @Iei6sefnnter um gu6 beriam=
melt babt. 59on 10 MitgIieoer biIs
ben cine 2oge unb oer @roB 6etretdr,
9err @mil @allen, 9to. 230 Commerce
Strabe. San antoniO, 1T gern gu isber
Deiteren austunft unb 9iilfe bereit.
X
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Die
WOdentlide Greie Yreiie fit Seras
erf9eint
ieosn ponnerFa9
unb toifet
$3.50 fiir baS Sabr uOer &1.25 @iis
q Waonate tn Wuramsb sbesablmna.
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(ginorianot.)

9as 8erfabren bel Nnwenbung beg
Wiittels gesen, 2rrnipdrmer, meldes in
9r. 6 Der oJr. Pr." geseben tpurbe,
f6eint mir elmer grgdnsung 5u bebtrfen.
Daraus mdre ndmli1 3u f9IisBen,
baB Die sanaen 25 Sol. Der Sal3. unb
5apeterauf16iung auf bic erife, cine 2as
bung 3orn anaumenben iei. Das pdre
aber aiemli6 .fart" unb nirb pobl un'
seFdbr nuf 300 8uf9el berednet fein.
unb, um auf Sdidteu bon ie ettpa
3oa 9Obe angewcnbet refp. 9eiprentell
3ll Derbenl f.
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Gin erprObtes MitteI gs9en @allenbe=
fc9tuerOeu.

0tsieniSen, pel&e an et6runsen pber tIntbdtiste!t
Der seber leiesn, rereen has untctmdbise Organ ME
5ur osiamte pinsen, irlanse fie fole unpsrnnnfti=
gen Mttte wie blaue giuen, Galrmsl anb gpbppbpain
setrau@en. aber pOn ter erprcbten uub ppyuldren
arsnei, SOifetter's Massnbttsrs, 6arfen fe init
e@erbeit uuf SiIfe unD soeiluns bpffen Der Giuaub
he's SttterS aui bic srrbe saenerssuseabe Drhe M biz
rett, md4tts uni f4neufeus fhblbar. Disie Shlfe,
peie es sepdbrt il ni&t prrdtsebsnO, iCnsern poa.
ifdnbts une tauernb. Die truntbafte gldHe bss
Ieinis, has ilsarttse Ausieben her 8unse, 9erbaus
ungSbei6wernen, 9artletbisteit, Appfpeb, Gtel,
S6mer5en in Der redten Sete unb inter eem coulter
blatt, In Ter 2bot iebe Beseiter5euuna ees tartnds
gen seieens, werben bnrd etne nr nit bieier un{d,s
barren GrJne Jn heren COB unb grets betdnfis 3euss
niife aus alien gannestbelen unn GeeIIhaffsfretisu
einlauien, srhneiA une prompt beieitist.
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g 9redli9e Riuber.

SRI. Clara: pMutter, feb bod, mie
Srig6sn auf benz 2ebnHubI bsrumrei<
tet !"
gsutter (DOrwurfsboa gu ibrem
Spr0bling): nIber Grib9en, geb' bod
berunter, Su wirit ben GtubI fonlt nod
serbre@en."
Jrib@en (inoem er lanefam bon benz
2ebnltubl berunte,ruti9D: ,Wenn ct
geifern itatf senus mar, Inn Clara unb
9errn Sulius su tragen, follte er bod
aud itart genus fur mid fleinen Suns
gen iein.@
&sb. @roBbanB: ,Wertbe 4nme.
fenbe, I6 muB sic UNI einige Minuten
@ebulb bitten. Sd babe aus 8erleben
bas Wanulcript meiner fiir bic beutige
8elegenbeit srtra perfaBten prebiat au
5auie lieeen gelalien uno foeben meis
nen tleinen SObn geididt, es 3lt boIen. q
Sein 5obn (bereintommenb): papa,
bic Maina bat oas Manuicript nid1t fin=
ben f6nnen. absr bier III bas Bud, no /.
raus 9u aass absefdrieben.
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Der 1iebersans BON LANCER fbmer,bafter arantbelt
1u rpbniter @eiunbbet 1T etue Gpp4e I'm Geben bes
Wieni@en. Gin ielhes bemerfensperbe5 Greisntb
ebt man nift nnb bleibt rem GeiunbbeStrinser ftes
Btters1 lpbeu. 60 piele rerbanten tbre @eIunbbett
bieiem srrben 6eilmittel NIB 9pnic gBer NIT irSeno
elmer arantbet ber Neren, ber 2eber cber bes RasnS
sepagt lit, 9lehelltts pe lanse piro fporse 8eNe<
runa burd ben @ebrau electric 8itterS erlangen.
Vertauft 5u so Cts. unb 81 bic GlaIhe In Dreib,
9bpmp on & p.'s &ppibete.
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Gldubiee ein @ebet In Der &ir6e.
Gr bob Die Stirn unb iab nit neus
beIebtem Bid gum Simmel empor.
un eilig uno freuoig DerfoIgte er ben
Weg.
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Nfilit1r =?
SoIbat: SeGs Sabre uno sipar ims
mer bel elmer unb berielbsn R69in -
@ompagnie p0lIt' i'd iagen!
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8e,hinauna.

u: 81 bel ber Gamilie NIT ben bieIen
S66iern oa briiben fein m6blirtes 3im:
mer gu baben 2
.: Das wirb oarauf antommsn, oh
Sn nod 81 baben biIt!
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Die germaltung Der gaft 8ennsHee,
girginia & 8sOrsia gifenbabn Com.
panp bat beibloiien, in ibren Parlor.
Waggons pianos auf3ultellen. .-Next2
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tbe's sGauit" 10 nSa-i6 babe ge.
robe ni6ts 8efieres !"
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1890-10-30
PACIFIC RAILROAD TIME TABLE.

PACIFIC RAILROAD TINE TABLE.
WESTWARD.
No /, Day Express. Arrives / :H pm.
Leaves l :2Op IN &.
No. 3, Through Express. Arrives l2:-
% a.. IN. Leaves II rs am.
No. 8, Local Passenger. Arrives IL 80
o. m. Leaves 12:45 pm.
No. 8, Texas Express Arrives 2:10 am.
Leaves 2:l0 n. M.
Freight, carries passengers. Leaves 0:25
q. III.
EASTWARD.
No. 2 ,nay Express. Arrives 2:40 pm.
Leaves 2:55 pm.
No. 4, Through Express. Arrives 2:l0
q. m. Leaves 2 10 a. III.
No. 8. Local Passenger. Arrives l;2O
Leaves l 40 p. IN.
Freight, carries passengers. Leaves 4:l0
p. III.
Local passenger trains . and 9 run be-
tween st. Louis and Kansas City. Three
sections OF night train east. Texas ex-
press, No. o., has through chair car via.
Lexington branch. Free reclining chair
cars on all through trains.
LEBANON BRANCH.
Trains leave jefferson City at $50 a.
m, arriving at Aurora 0: 80 a. III.
Returning. will leave AuiD.a at 1873
p. NJ, arriving Mt Jefferson City at 2:3
p. m. JouN j. CHURCH. Ayt.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1890-10-30
CORRESPONDENCE
SCRUGGS.

Miss Clara Distlcr has conflict with neu-
ralgia.
Mr.. Edward Dcitz returned home last
Tuesday.
Mrs. Maggie Distler has been i'll the past
week.
Miss Lima Boan of Willdalc, is visiting
friends in this vicinity.
Mr.. Joseph Coffelt OF jamestown. visited
relatives here last week.
One of Mr.. Deitz's little girls got bit on
the face 10y II dog one day last week.
Mrs. Gan was the guest of Miss Mahala
Gan last week.
Mr.. Irwin of Jch' City. was in the neigh.
borllood hunting last Saturday.
Miss Eva Johns. after a pleasant visit
with friends here, returned home Wedncs
day.
Mr.. Herman Slate of this county, and
Miss Gertrude Distler of this place, were
united in marriage Tuesday.