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The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1890-04-17
Shoe Co.


There may be some who will
doubt the prices given in this
advertisement and they are not
to blame if they do, for it does
seem impossible to honestly
quote such prices. But we say
this, we have bought bargains
and we are going to sell them
as bargains, and we will forfeit
$4,000 if we do not success
fully meet every claim made in
this advertisement. Visit the
store and see for yourselves.
~ Remember the place.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1890-04-17
The Road to Mocksvi'le.

Winston will very soon be con-
nected with Mocksville by rail. The
Times of last week gives the follow
report of the work:
The work on our railroad is pro-
crossing rapidly. Twenty more con-
victs were received at the camp on
last Tuesday and were put to work
There is already twenty-one or twen-
ty-two miles of the road bed graded,
and, with the exception of bridges
and trestles, ready for track. There
are some six or seven miles of road
yet to be graded. This Includes all
the old work done on the Mocksville
end. and is consequently already half
graded There is, however, some
right heavy work to do, particularly
on Dutchman and Laish's creeks; with
the exception of this. the rest of the
work will be very light.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1890-04-17
: Sale of Valuable CITY Lot.

,DY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF THE sU-
,Dperior COURT Of Eoisyth county, will offer
ffor sale to the highest bidder, on Wednesday
May 2fst, at i:"0 p. m, at the Court House
door, in the t'wn OF Winston. one lot eituated
in sail tow :, an, sdjoining the 10. owned BY
4. g. Scales, Of which Joseph Dobson, deceased,
foomerly resided, on the corner of seventh and
Reservoir streets. Terms one-third cash, one
third in months and one.third in II month";
~ JNO. II. DOBSON, Commissioners.
This April IA, 1890. apl II
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1890-04-17
syrup OF Figs,

Frolucsd from the laxative and nutritious
Juice of California d 81, cnmbinei with the
medical virtue Of plants known tn be most
beneficial to the human system, acts gently
ON the kidneys, liver nd bowels, effect uaily
cleansing the system, di>peiiing Guilds and
headaches. and caring hal ituai consti patti ion
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1890-04-17

FIrS.-AIl Fits stopped free by DR.
Kline's Great Nerve R.,torer No Fit
after the FIRST days ',se. Marvellous cures
Treatise and $500 trial bottle free to Fit
eases. Send 10 DR.. Kline. 93l Aac ST.,
Philadelphia, Pa
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1890-04-17
University Alumni.

The University Alumni Association
will be organized in the Chamber of
Commerce of Winston on May Goth.
President Battle will be here to assist
in the organization.
All former students Of the Univer-
sity in this and adjoining counties
who feel an interest in the movement
are cordially invited to be present.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1890-04-17
THE PEOPLES FORUM.

Under this heading The Sentinel
invites the people to discuss public
questions OF present interest. "Here
shall the press the peoples rights
maintain, unaWed by influence and
unbribed by gain"
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1890-04-17
Nov, About Our Prices!
a|THIS SEASON!=@a

We propose taking a close esti-
mate of what it Will actually cost us
to handle Fertiiizrs, and add to the
prime cost of the goods, and then
sell to you without any extra profit.
Why do we do this? Because, in
selling to you at the lowest prices,
we help you by enabling you to use
more, thereby helping ourselves III
the long run. We ask your candid
consideration of what we have said,
and we tell you now that we propose
making it to your interest to buy of
us, no matter what Fertilizer you
have been using. Only give us a
fair and unprejudiced showing, and
you'll not regret it.
Yours Anxious to Please,
w. d. BAITY & SONS.
0riginatOrS and AdiuStGrS Of Low Prices
WINSTON, N. C.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1890-04-17
CEREALlTE.
A RELIABLE TOP-DRESSING
For Wheat, Oats, Corn and
Grasses.

GREENSBORO, N. &C, Sept. 90, 1883.
Boykia, GARNER d O.,
Gentlemen: Iapplied the sack of ''Cerealite'
as top-dressing to an acre of wheat, sowing it
broadcast i'll the month of March. I did not
keepthe wheat separate at harvest, to measure
it, but where the Cerealite was applied the
wheat was at least ten inches higher than the
balance of the field, and the heads were longer
and larger, indicating very considerably in
creased yield. Yours truly,
G. A. SMITH.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1890-04-17
On to Madison.

On 70 MadlSon. -
The first train went across the Dan
River bridge, five miles north of Wal
nut Cove, on Monday. The bridge is
of iron and is one of the best in the
country. The force of hands are now
pushing on toward Madison at
lively lickss.SL 5..-s
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1890-04-17
LADIES SHOES.


Ladies Hand turn French Kid
button $500 shoes at l.5O, La
dies $50 Dongola kid button
shoes at 1.25, Ladies 200 KID
or goat, button or lace shoes at
LOO, Ladies 80 dress shoes at
75c., Ladies 100 dress shoes at
so cents.
You will find in this line of
samples almost every kind of
shoes manufactured for ladies.
gents, Misses and children.
High cuts, low cuts, slippers,
oxfords, operas, ties, buskins,
dancing, sporting and fancy
shoes.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1890-04-17

Dyspepsia's victims are numberel Ly thou
sands. 50 ,are those who have l,ren stored
to health by Hoods Sarsaparilia.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1890-04-17

Rich SQUARE, N. c., Sept. "a, 1888.
Messrs. Boykin, GARNER d Co., Baltic. Md.
Sirs: Yours of 2I,t inst. 10 hand and in re-
ply would say chat We used the "Cerealite" on
a crop Of oats and think we can safely say that
the crop was doubled by its use. The plan in
our opinion is ID good one. Yours truly,
G. s. GAY BRO
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1890-04-17
Administrators Notice.

HAVING QUALIFIED As ADMfNISIRA-
tor II the est;.te OF VIM. Pratt des.easetl all
peFSo' hold ny ell: against sad are
h.'re n''ifl-' IL present the same t. The un
derslgued for payment nr before the Sd day
of April. 1891. o. this notice will be plead in
bar of recovery. Ais' all persons owing said
estate are reql.e.f to make immediate pay
ment- g. II. HAUSER,
April 3, go Admir- Wn Pratt.
6w
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1890-04-17
Tor.sor, N. c., Oct. Is. 1889.

ToI.Nor, N. c., Oct. Is, 1889.
Messrs. Boyhin, GARNER d Co.
Gents. / bought two sacks of your "Cerea-
lite OF Mr. J. S Bailey, and put it on two acres
of Gsrrnan millet. 1t increased the crop over
1907 per cent. think your idea of feeding the
crop while growing is excellent.
Yours respectfully, E. G. MOORE.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1890-04-17
franklin, Va, Sept. q, 1889.

FRANKLIN, Va, Sept. 81, 1889.
Kessrs. BoyEin, GARNER e Co.. BALTIC. Md.
Gentlemen: I applied the two sacks of Cere-
alite on two acres grass and clover. and found
that it doubled the yield as compared with
same crop without it. From this one trial an
satisfied that your idea of top-dressing, as
you express it, feeding the crop while grow
ing is what the farmer needs to increase his
profits per acre. Yours truly,
W. T. PAGAN.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1890-04-17

EORSYTH eoUNTY-IN THE SUPERIOR
l. Court.
silas Riggs,
Summons for Relief
Rebecca Riggs " ~
The State OF North Carolina, to the Sheriff of
Forsyth County-Greeting:
You are hereby commanded to summon
Rebecc Riggs, the defendant above named, if
she be found within your county, to be and ap-
pear before the Judge of our Superior Court, at
court t. be held for the county of Forsyth, at
the Court House in Winston on the 1Ith Mon
day after the LIST Monday of March and answer
complaint which will be deposited IN the office
of the Clerk of the Superior Court of said coun-
ty, within the first three days of said term, and
let the said defendant take notice that if she
fail to answer to said complaint within the time
required ~ law the plaintiff will apply to the
f'';'t FIR the rei,f 'erna,rds il tie c,maIaint
Here'a: fail not, and fthis summons max. due
return
Giver u d r my han a~d sc i nfs,ii Curt.
this 9th day of Mar.I 1899
c. :. HAUSEK. C. S. c.
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NJ Call for Circulars giving full directions.
For Sale by ID. s. REID.
mar27-5t
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1890-04-17

One OF THE PEOPLE.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1890-04-17

at eXhOrbltant prices.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1890-04-17

1t will probably be necessary. in
order to realize the true profits on
the lots, to sell all except those north
of Sixth street, which might be offer
ed after the hotel is built.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-10-16

es 1T Elm @ort ipie anbsre aub aro
tueilen. mir uns nibt Ju it)dmeg bran'
den. iOllte uus ;eper lager ohrisn. On
ireilih oen.ii :iber Dies b6is 8or: an
oers."
M;tter ourd Den Summer b!norrd,
perid6ute Sas m;loe. iauits 2dhein ots
3Ige Der 2J!tea.
sd babe &c @uatu! Gapa uno i'd
:uiiiea. mu 5e,mlid une ihlau Sbr,
GeOabare uuo 9u. 81 lem 9tau6t. 2llIes
Ou Mngoa pirit !eine ulte
Suugfer. 91ur. on meiu miiOeS 6erj 10
uiel Slid nm iib her bliibeu mo pacb.
len iieb.. miiBts eS unoGnt6ar iein. weuH
e5 iih uidt ielbit gtiidli6 iilblte. unc 10
biit 0u. seraOe 0u. Die bette Gr0iterin
gepeieu. DIR lit nur nod teiie peb
um's 6erj, aber nidt mebr bitter. nitt
mebr ucrSn9t"
5antc Sabine itano aui. 0tilO. irieo,
lid uno iauit 9IduSten wicoer Die snten
9uQeu, nui ibre3 @liIdcs Nrab bliibten
Die Slumen iremoen @liides.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-10-16

Die ueu eri6einenben ,,Souvenirs
historiques", tpel6e poruebmlib unuer.
6ifentlibte 8riefe Der Saiieriu @ugenis
mittbeileu, baben iebt Den 3eitpnnft Der
Serlpbuue BON Wabemuiielle De Mon:
tijp nit Rupplepn Ill. erreiAt. Gin
8rief Der Waonme Mortiio nu ibreu
aGtcu 5rerub, ben fran;Oliiden 0einnOs
ten III Berlin, uorin iie Inn jene5 Gr'
eigHiB mittbeilt, 1T uoa miitterli6er
5orge: sd weiB uidt". ldreibt iie,
,ob iG slidlid) iein uper Oh i6 peineI
IOa. gSie uiele Wtiittcr, Die mid ieBt
benrioeu, piiroen ss Hidt ucrlteben.
pem Iie Die Sbrdnen in meineu sIusen
iiben. Guseuie lOq S6ni9in in Sbrem
6ranfrei6 meroen. SD oeute, onB in
S6rem 2Guoe ole S6nigiuueu mir nc
Mig @lud baben. SD tann mir ni6i
belfsn. Ser @ebanfe an Wtnrie gIn'
tuinette perfol9t mid uu0 i'd irage mid
ielbIt nit gnsit. oh uibt meiu &lHO ibr
Sdiflal t6eilcu lucroe."
Sor ibrer Ssrlpbung mubte Oas
iln9e R6ndeu Die 9lbnci9uHs jeucr
SOioameu fiibleu, ruelde our6 Die pifen
bare Sewunoerun0 Oes Saiier5 iIr lie
9erpprgcruIeu purOe. Ser Sernus'
qeber Der .Suupenirs" biirgt fir Die
@abrbeit Der folsenoen @eidi6te: Die
9nmen au RapOleOnS Soie luareH Die
fer Serbinoun9 itarf cnt9e8eu. Sis
be6anbelten WabemoiIelle WOutiiu nit
aufIaqcnoer SGltc uno @erinsiddbune
@ines cages, ill Barf BON Gompic9re,
ougeIdlt3 ibrer 6reunoinurr, beldiuerte
ii6 oas 9srei5te Mdodeu Oein Suiier
gegeuiibcr iiber iene SebanOlung. Sl5
iie oeenhet bate, ifnitt er eineu 3lueis
BON cinem 8uid, ipano i'm IN 5orm
eines Sran3ss uno lebte i'm auf Gu9c.
MEMS 6nupt, inbem CT laut biu5uieBtc,
oaB es geb5rt perOen muBte: ,Su @r=
iuartung cueS anOern." Scn bieiem
glu9cnblidc an bebanoelten Die Samcn
0tlle. NtOutiiO ais ibre fiinfti9e Sat
ierin.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-10-16
@ine eicr5eDaidbriSe 0iftrais
id)erin.

G8 1T gctpi6 Elm icItercr Sail, baE
ein crit uierjebuidbriges WiGbden tue9en
reriu6ten Mproes aui Der Nnflagebant
fist. Selma Srudi6 aus 9aufluit,
&reiS 9iimpiid, mar pon ibrer @ltcrA
Al ben 9autcrba6itheu Gteleitten in
Eomib ais Sinbermao6cu in ocu 9ieuit
gegeben. Gs geiiel ibr bort uidt. urO
iie fa6te ben @nticblnB, onS le6S 0tos
nate alte &ino, iueltbcs ibrer ObDut aus
pertrnut mar, ans be. 8clt at ibniien,
I'M hires 9ienIts5 leoig Su iperben. glm
10. Otai ltppite iic suud6it bem fleincn
gSeien nit @epalt eine Saubooll
@dnieIutter, beitcbeno aus tlcin9eidnits
teuen Sreunneiieln uno Sleien, in ocN
Wtuno. 5rau 2autsrbnd fam sufdlli9
binju uno beiuabrte 0nS 6 limb Dor bem
Gritidln9Stube. Sldt Gage ipGter mar
Sclmn Srutid init Dem aiubc uon
ibrer 9ienItberrin Su Der Sdlueltcr Der
lebtereu, ebeuiaa5 III 5pmib ppbnbuft,
geididt pOrocu. 9a5 Sino fling bier
baGO idmmerlib an 5u ifreien, uuO
ais his Onusfrnu Suiab, ianb lie Su
ibrem @ntieben, bab bas Siub mcDrere
Strei6boljt6pie nit Ibuspbor im Mun.
be hattie. SaS Wtdo6eu leugnete, Die.
ielbeu rem 9inoe in oeu MunO geItcdt
Su babeu.
9lm uddItcn Gage, alS iidb Srau
2nuterba6 aui einise gIu9enblide ms
@ebenjimmcr entierut battc, itelltt
Selma 8rudib benz Siube abermal
BbUSp6 p6orzStrei6b6l5er in beu &unb.
glls Srau 2auterba6 Suriidtan, ref ibr
bas pl0blib eiu9etretene llnlupbliein
ces Siuoes nuf. Sic bemertte, ba6
ioipobl bic .9unge iuie Der 0tlmo bes
SinOes eutiiiuoet iuaren; 5uslei6 iblu9
ibr ein penetrautcr 8bpspborgerud aus
benz Ntlnoe oes Sinbes entge9en.
Ntebrere in Der Stube lie9enbe, nbges
ledt ausiebenbe Strei6b6l5er belebrteu
bic Dtuttcr bnlo, baB bier tpieberum Elm
perbreberiider 2lni6lag oui oas 9ebcu
bes 9inOes nurliege. sic i6lOB bas
0tdoben, tuelbeS Die Chat lcu9nete, in
Der Stube eiu, um 3eugen fir oas &c
idebene berbeijubOlen. gtIS iie nit
bieien ;lriidfrbrte, mar Die Selma
Srudib peri9punben; iie bate ben
gSe9 burd's 6eniter oenummeu uub
tuar 5u ibrcn Gttern aelouien. SOiort
angepnnote @egeumittel iucroetcn
i6limmc Solsen upn Dem Sinbe ab.
Getma Srudi6 iuuroe nber pegcn per'
iu6ten NproeS ansetlngt. %or @eri6t
betaunte iie iid bes ibr 5ur 9ait 9elcs.
ten &erbre6ens ibuloig, beitritt aber
bic gIbii6t Der 90otmg oes &inoes.
sic iuiu nur periu6t buben, bnsielbe
trant 5u MAIDEN, neil iie boiite, baun
aGs iiberfliiiiis entlnfsn 81 peroen.
Der @eridtsbuf in SblpeiouiB biIliste
Der gnsetlagten nit Riidiidt aiif ibre
Sugeno iotuie barauf, oaB eiu beionoes
rer yabtbeil fir bas 9iuo ni6t einses
treteH lit, miloernoe llmItdnoe su unb
erfannte auf eiu ssahr @e;inonik
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-10-16
Serhbmte GTeI.

@om MeiIter 2an9oDr bat Nogele in
Der s0ti9. 9toman;tg." nnipre6enO.
Gin5elbeiten suiammenaetra9cn. Nchen
ben picleu bummeu lmo namenloien
@ielu 9ibt cs au6 seideite unp be-
riibmte Gin iUlher iuar ieuer, Ger
i'm Mtdr; oeS Sabres 1876 aui Der
6regatte SITTER" III Gibraltar einge.
i6ifit wuroe, Inn isinsu 6errn nad 0nlta
Su bcgleiten. 9ei Der Gjalipibe 9erietb
aber oas md6tise Sd)iil AMI cine
Sanbbanf, unb Inn es wieoer i1ptt Su
MAIDEN, mubte aller cntbebrlitbe Sallai
ilber 8oro. .9aSn iuurbe aud Der
fette Giel gere6uet. Ser belab icb Die
Sanobunt, uno ba iie inn allSu oiirr
nno truden cusiab, fcsrtc er ibr Den
Eiiden ituo ruoerte, mai iueiB ni6t,
inter iuel6eH glbenteuern, eem SSeIt,
lanbe 81. Sur5 uno gut, eini9e Gage
ipGtcr SDg Der Giel bur6 Die 5bors
@ibraltars Elm uno sum Stallc bes
WteiIters gScei, ipp er uproem ldn9ert
3eit se6nuit, nabbem CT ubne @e0weis
ier eiueu Wtarl6 BON reiblib Sc
Stunocn fiber Ser9 unO Strom, StUd
unO Stein Suriid9ele9t bate. gSis
bas arabii6e 8ferb iiebt au6 ber ara'
biide Giel inter ieiuen GeuUiieu pbeus
on uub gift ais eiu pUrnebms5 9bier
Gcblifte 9augpbren mil 9rauem 5el
uno itworjem Sreui Sei6nen i'm aus
an porne6miten ober erid)cint Der
ipeibe, leibtfiiBige Giel bes Ncbi6eo,
Der re6eu oeu braltncu pber ie6marsen,
frGiti9en @icln beS &uroiitan ii5 iuig
Elm 9lriltefrat aitsHimmt.
Ser e9!e raieed)te, tuei6e @iel bni
cine bobc GeItalt. ftnrfe uerpi9e 8eine,
einen grgBen, iettcn SalSfamm uno eins
feline empfiuolite Soaut nit 9lattcn, lei.
lien 6aareu uon blenoenber MciBe Slm
meiiten bnben Sur 8ertbid]GBung bcs
@iels Die abpiIinilfen Gbriiten gctban.
Die ni1t unr ben 8ilcam, Iuuoeru aid
feline Huge Gielin i'll Die 3nbl Der !6ei'
ligeu auigeupmmen baben. gSeniger
entsudt ais bic 9lrabcr umo GlbpIlinier
iIt aber 0ermam Samberr, Der be-
riibmte 9feiisnbc, Der biniid)tli6 bes
@ielS alS Geittbier ful9enbeS llrtbeil
absibt: n9ie ttrSen, idarfen S6rittt
bes tleiueu S6iereS bleibeu ui6t pbu.
@iniluB nIf pas 9terpeniyitem ieirea
9teiterS. 9abei 9erdtD er uor ieber
8fiibs unb leoem gSaler in SObeSs
angit. Sa Geitide mS Stadel uur in
ben eriteu Sageu bes MarId)es auf baS
Sbier eiueu GiRituB au5suiiben uerm6.
seu, 10 ermiibct Dns ciuig nOtbpenOi9,
Nntreibcn $)dnoc uno 6iibc bes Shelters
I.It ebeniO, ais bate er Den @e9 Sil
SuB Suriid9ele9t lluo ua8 ioll i'd erIi
bon Dem Obrenjerreibcnbcn SsI- en- ia:
gent? Ser curopaiide @iel lit, mas lint
fang unb Golprit ieiner Stimmc betrifft,
eiu Stiimser ge9cuiibcr iciucm oiiati'
Idleu Sru0er. Die getualti9iten Sbreier
Iuo sic oon Sudara uuo Gbpfauo, nnt
ibncn tommt Der espptiide Giel, Dem Die
nOn geSo lmo Sirrlnn fblgeu. Die be.
ibcibcuiten Giel ober, bic id tenne,
Iino jene be3 rebli9en britil6en
&ei6s."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-10-16

Nls er iuteeer art oem SidentiI6e
lag. fOnnte ile. glugeii9t5 Der Surpur'
iGrbe Die Ebrdneu nimmermebr Suriid'
balteu. QSis sliberbe &oblen, iiiblts
lie DIE Sdam aui ibreu @an9en bren,
neu uno Der fiir9terti6e @eoants, Dor
Der saaSeu 5iidbgeielIidaft 10 tisi be-
ifGmt 81 ,ueroeu, mOQte ibr lebter oas
9erj SerreiBcn.
g9as tSun? aciu Utittcl! aein
IuSlpeg! Sabei bbrte lie, pie li9
Die @dite ibou Su 9iide ieBten. Seocn
9llsenblid tounte Die Slingel ert5uen
unb uno erbienotde 26rdnen
perlten benz se1rgitigtcn Mdbdeu lbsr
Die SSan9en aui Den wiIo flie9enoen
Buieu.
8l6Blid tlin9elt eS = lit es bi,
Srau? @ott iei 0nnt nod nidt! -
Beim Nafbar mar es. - Salo abe,
muBte ia bNS llnpermeioli6e eintreifeu! !
sui! ga = mas itebt benn ba ?
= 9as 1T ein @ebanfc, ben ibr Der
licbe @ott scidift = iest 1T iic 9cret'
tet -
SIM Speiieiaal bate man iid i9on
ST Silfe 9eiest. SaS jilnge @bepoa,
uub ;pei Suserbireunbe Oes S1uus.
BERN. 9ta6 elmer pitanten SOripeiit
fliu9elte eS in Der &iitbe. Sie jlm9e
Srau 9nb bumit bu5 8eiden, oaB Der
Summer nufSutrasen lei, Der Iradt'
bummer, nit benz man Die beioeu @dite
idOm ieit 9eraumer Seit in Spannuns
biet!.
8irpsfa trat iii BEN SpeiIcIaal. Sod
iiber Dem @npi truS iie cine iein cite.
lirte Silberplattc, auf Der baS Brad)t:
itiid nit Slumen unb SldtterR perSiert
lag.
Die beiben 9efermdaler tuareu gs.
rabe beim beiten Gppetit.
Sic itellte Die 8latte in Die Wittc oes
Sii6es, nitbt pbne ibrem Dtenitberrn
einen Slid ltOljen SelbitbelpuBtieins
SuSuperien; barauf frat iie beidcioeu
unb unulliidLIl8 i'll Die 3barniibe Sus
rid.
3ic @irfrn9 mar 9auS perbliliieno.
Wtan blidte iid 9esenieiti9 iprd3loa
at. benn bas 10 uiel 9eprieiene Stiif CT.
sldn5te in unappetitliditenl, mattem
S6WarS. Che bic gteupermGDlten 81
@orte fommen fOnuteu, lieBen Die beiOen
@uurmauOs ben i6letbten gSiBen ben
meiteiteu Spielraiim.
8irpsfa bate alleoem 9anS ruhiS Sils
eeleben. obi6pn ibr Die nerpbie uurube
in ben .3I9en ibrer Srau nidt eut9ebcn
fpunte; pirfli9 berrl6te iie baS Ytdo.
den in 9anJ ungelpobnter @eiIe All:
,,8as baben Sic beuu nit oem Sunmsr
getban, sic ="
Sbr Gatte, ben unglidli6en glus.
gang ieiucS 10 prdfti9 erionuen 9e.
glnubteu SdJer5es ubnenN, itanO raid
auf unb perIiegelte nit einem berSbaiten
&ub Die 2ippcn ieiner erregten @emab=
lin, barauf 0iug er aui Birosfa 5u, Die
an alcu @liebern Sitterte.
"Culpa mea maxima est", rief er,
yicb alleiu bin Der SdulOise! &pmm'
bcr, &iro&ta, pbue 6ur6t, er5Gble IleS
= tpas bait 0u nit benz Summcr 9es
tDan?"
lluter Sbrdneu befannfc iie, baB &c
lire erjte 2ii0e iuar mo oantit Der 10th.
geiuoroeue Sounlmer iic nidt uerratbe
= babe iic Sur SduDui9le 9e8rii.
len! - ---
8irpsfa iGno GnuSe bel 9laen, aber
Dem Gbemnun purhcu Don maBgebenoer
Seite Oerartiss GTperimente III Der Silbs
untcrinat.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-10-16

= 9eni9. @rIter SIr6dOlOge
9tun, 6err YroicIiur. babeu sic an
Siren g8dnoeruugcu bur1 Die 2iiueburi
ger 6nioe etluaS gciunoeu? - 3peite,
9trddolO9e: Pein gurnidta, iagc id
Sbncn, nibt eiumal eiuen Eicroefnua
6eu, bon bcm man ii6 einen 9lu9enblid
eiureben fUurte, er itamme BON einem
poriiintflutbliben 3bicrc Der.
CAT (ruft Die &eIlnes
rin): yReii, nod eineu Srug - &eii
8ob Clement. oaS Wtdoel bort nibt
&eIi, iino Sie benu gang pernarrt III bas
Semmelseii9t ba briibeu? Sic laTeu
ia fein Slus' BON limp" - rStimmt
Cont brennt Der 2ump mir tuicosr mil
Der 9sdl' ourdl"
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-29

lines about Ellen's arms And not.
watched her, partly climbin" "''I, and
drawn up the steep. Then the partly
came swinging back. In the ma harness
ering darkness Judith fastened i+ AZ gath
upon herself and made the trip an ropes
girls were quickly carried homa a ana the
anxious and sympsthizing friaDs.y 'neir
1t was several days before Jn4Is
tne path to school again down tb I,'I u, TOOK
ened hillside and through III oIaek-
whose autumn beauty the s- woods
DllShted. II was weeks, even mad
wellington was seen again in IN. oe'ore
school. One of his blistera5 a' at
laoerated by climbing the cliff VOL lands,
RED IN sling. But it heaIa5 .. car
ana neither of the children 'ast,
through the fiery path of the woo NO Ned
permanently SCARED by the fire was
though for two years and more r. ana
and wellington walked togetbs, ell'a
the upland to the academy tbar ron ron
again quarreled. never
The boy still went around
places, brushed his hair and hIac1.a alIIIY
shoes carefully was as adverse a. s--.- us
wet let or soiled clothes; but nnns 80 =, %
sohoolmates ever again thought mr. y. NJ. us
of Wellington Bayley as a do N, apoka
coward. '-'! OF