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Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1891-05-16
BIBLES FOR SALE At !!
PhOFiI-AT C.>,-OR
GIN EN- AWAY.

haze on hand at the IIll>boro
Book Store, about One Hundred
Bib IS and Te>tameuts They are
there Tor sale "at 4 profit II NOT
AZ q profit, at cost. 1t not at cost,
given away"
You or your friend, or Your
neighbor, can get D according 10
the following:
II You want a Bible and are able
to pay NE a profit, | would be ola |
to sell IL you.
ityoa need a Bible and are not
db!e 10 pay me 4 profit, say SO, aud
you can have one at cost.
Ii YOU Lave no Bible at home ana
are not able 10 buy one at cost, YOU
Will be welcome TO one tree 81
charge
You who read this. If YOU know
OF any family IN Orange count,
without 4 Bible in lie house. nleaSt
leave their name At the Book Store
aud ob.ige. Yours truly,
NATE w. BROWN.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1891-05-16
CURED.

An OIL physician, retired from
practice, having had placed in his
hands iv an Last luIra missionary
Tue formula OF a SIMPLE vegetable
remedy for the SPECIFY and terma-
nent cure Of Consumption, Bron-
chuis, Caiarrh, Asthma AID all t!.roat
aud Lung Affections. also a positive
and radical cure Tor Nervon, Debll-
,,y aul all Nervous Complaints,
after having tested lis wonderful
curative powers IN thousands ut
eases. has ieit it bis duly 20 make i,
known 10. his suffering fellows. &c
tuatei by this motive aud a dssi.e
10 relieve human suffering, will
send free of charge, TO ali who de
sire II, this recipe, in German,
French or English, with full d,rec-
uous tor preparing aud using. Sent
by inall by addressing with stamp,
naming this paier. w. \. NoYE>.
$50 Iprcrs BIock EorI,,tr v. y.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1891-05-16

W L..

10y tlilvs north
81 .ili-t,ro d ,un.l +; -. kno"'s as
"EacrelJr Town, Wherein there gre
ll.in. ~51ne wne,e hetueen twenty
five aai they bachelors. | cant
-ee tarmy .ife why they are wing
thus. It ma. be they are . stin"y
u srpport q coDpani"nk or perhaps
haven't the courage to propose 10
thr ladies Wien thrown 10 their
society they seem - appreciate their
company highly. Then, | ask, why
don, they get married:
Tftrir shirt, without buttons.
Their pants without straps.
Their yc-r- without buckles,
Incir cots without flaps.
Ta>e my advice bachelor, &c:
married. You Will live longer, die
happier. ard have a tal'er prospect
Tor tte:ultJ.
BACHELORS FRIEND.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1891-05-16

The Best Salye in the world fot
Cuts, Bruises, Sores. Ulcers, Sal,
kheum, Fever Sores, letter, Chap
ped Hands, ChilIlalns, Cons, and
al SIX" Lrnp,ions, and positively
cuies Piles, or no pay required. 1t
) guaranteed to give regtect sa,is
faction, or money letu:Iueu. Price
. cents per box. For sale by ".
y Hayes, Druggist.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1891-05-16
Always'tifst class, Pcter.5n'r \

Always'tifst class, Peter.4n'r Mag.
aZinc continues to increase in p,pu
larstv. The June number is a CAPT
tai specimen Of its general excel
lcn"e and the great improvements
made at the beginning of the year.
To the ladies' "Peterson' is OF spcciai
importance at this season when the
thought necessarily uprermost in
every womap's ,niul j, What TO
Wear and How to Wear TT These
are questions which "peterson' an
swers i'll the most simple and salts
factory manner. The beautiful
double fashion plates give the new.
est Partisan toilettcs, but give also
designs of the freshest novelties il,
american costumes. Peterson evi
IDENTIFY aurecs with Mrs. Cleveland
and other prominent society leaders
in their determination to make
American styles ana fabrics Dispute
the palm with those of France. tn,
magazine caters also in every posi-
bic way 10 the needs Of housekeap
ers and home-makers. Ii point o
literary attractions aud illustration,
1t compares tavorrbly with the high
est priced periodicals. \ new Vol
unie begins with the July number
iry ii FIR the next six monias
Terms, 5000 year. 81 90 for 81,
months. Address, Petcrson's Mag
azlne, 300 Chestnut street, Philadei
phil.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1891-05-16
MERIT WINS.

We desire TO say 10 our citizens,
that tor years We have been >4',ing
Dr.. Mugs New Discovery tor Con
sump,ion, DR.. Kings NV Lite
Pills, Buckten's ArnIca Salve and
Electric Buffers, and have never
handle! remedies that sell as we'll
or that have gwen such universal
satisfaction. We DO not hesitate to
guarantee them every time, and we
stand ready to refund the purchase
pitce, if satisfactory RESULTS do not
follow their nse. These remedie:
have won their great popularity
purely on their merits. For sale a
W. A. Hayes Drugstore.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1891-05-16
ARE IOU SICK?

po you have catarrh. indigestion.
dyspepsia. kidney or bl.adeI troubles,
blood diseases paralysis. neuralgia.
rheumatism. headache. bowel di,ea-es,
skin diseases. female Troubles pa pita-
ton. weakness. etc. il 80 send stamp
for printed matter, certificates Of VOL
deriuI cures. etc.
Br. Kings Royal Germetuer is max
ing care~ that almost >tayg-r c"re,lnlitv.
$ Price Sl..D per bottle. which makes
onc gallon of medicine a per directions.
For sale at IIilIsbo-
TO by III. l.. PARISH.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1891-05-16
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Eru.arIaDs' : oGt
Died at liz ho. 9 u'a"- !
IL, y. G., on the 23d 81 Aptli, 1871,
Mr. Archibald Andreas, at ne al.
vanresi Of l0t years, ) mouths
and > lays.
Mr.. Andrews WAS born ~ Orange
Comfy On ;he22ia, day Of January,
l1s7, aud vas married 10 Miss Ma y
Reeves At tie aye Of Is years, III
1903. Ills wife Wa II years Old
at iheisQmarriage She died March
9Th, 1851, after they had lived hap
PLY together as husband aud wife
tor the wonderful period OF ; yeat>,
thus pas-lu. their diamond wedding
Mr.. Andrews lived to this great
age on TIE same rlantation upon
which he was born, raised and died,
and his long married lie Was one OF
connuhial bti.s, and as long as they
lived they we're devole5ly attachc'.
to tacl o.tcr. aEi in thei: Kramer
anl warm Election to each other
th-v reminded n of newly married
Yong people lie often spoke in
III. most affccliorate tern, II his
lead wife and deeply lamcutc! his
loss when she died. For years since
her dca:h bis mini seemed To dwell
Oh II. Wy, AID be often tod Ms
daughters that he MAS snOu gong
home 10 sec her. HIS Poiiv.n as IL
always Gated her.
Mr.. Andrews was 4 man OF stIlct
INTEGRITY. ialr, just and upright III
hi. dealings With bis fellow men
lie was a tanner and lived clear 81
debt by his hones, labor. Hi-
ncighbors greatly respected h.n
and mourn their loss. He was tie
father Of u children, has So grand
children, and has many gleat-great
great g,and children. He va
strictly temperate in his habits. arc
seldom, if ever, all during his lon
life, used liquor was eve sick il
bis lite aud never took any medicine
He had a genial and social li>DoSl
ton, and all his lite would have hi,
tun and greatly enjoyed the soelet,
Of young people, and up to the yea
preceding bis death he went abpu
his plantation and attended to Iii
farm duties.
| have known this finally for man,
years, aud IS to the date OF hi
mrth, marr!age and age, it is a met
ter Of recor,! and we'll authenticated
Now we chalica.c the world |
produce another couple VIII" has
eui .yei the bliss If matrimonial 1T
tor the period Of 81 years. Il Their
should be another such case, We as
the newspapers to tell US about it.
| There are stlll living near HUI,
boro several otters.old gentleme
who are now in the 99'h year, wit
minds still vigorous, with but slgt
J bodily inhrmitics, and bids fair I
pass their century on earth.
1t you have a good ccEs'itutio
i, and free IRON the incorporate use {
alcoholic drinks, and wish 10 1--WE
hundred wears, we would advise 70
to come TO Hilisboro and live i,
bracing and delightful air, and pnr
and heath giving waters lnvlgoratt
the body, purltirs the mind aud II
/. news the whole system.
!, G. T. PARISH.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1891-05-16
March "A. 1891.
UE.tRI DISEASE CURED.

Il have suffered for twenty years with
hear d3oes-r. tf:i tor months with indl-
-e~i5on. | lost twenty-five ponnu> Of
tle-h in Two mouths. My family aud
Irtrllt- 'ecame uneasy about me.
about the middle 81 July lt>f | began
u>!u- D. kings Royai .Gerrnetuer.
Alter taxing six b'NLy> | am glad 10
state lhst | regard myself entirely
ttiNctl OF heart trouble. paipttatioi and
indigestion. c,n eat and digest ANY
kind OF TODD. Ny heuItll j. restored.
and | gladly recommend DR.. Kings
Royal Germetuer TO tie afflicted"
L. VI. BILLS.
Tax Collector Gordon Co.
Calhoun. Ga, Sept. - lsyO.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1891-05-16

AsnevilIe Citizen: So far this sea-
. 100000 more pounds of TO-,
nacco have been sold on the A,he-f
vile marke, than last year. !
The State Board OF Education has
received a proposition from a syndi
cate Tor the purchase OF over 10000
acres Of swamp lands which are con-
trolled by tia, body.
The Charlotte News says that
when the change Of schedule goes
into effec, mex, Saturday, the fastest
train in the United States will be
one .un between New York and
Charlotte. |, will leave New York
at $40 p. M, and reach Charlotte
at 40 next morning.
Asheville Citizen The Citizen is
proud of Asheville. There is no
city IN the South Der equal in poin,
OF pluck. In voting $4,000 yes
,erdsy to pave her streets, increase
Der sewerage, and extend her public
school system, she has placed herself
upon a pane 50 high that she stands
to-day without a rivaf< even among
the fundamentally enterprislng cl,ies)
OF the South.
The Raleigh Visitor says that Mr..
F. II. Busbee now thinks that every
thing will be in readiness TO com
mence paying out the direct taxes
to those entitled TO It, mex month.
1t appears that The amoun OF taxes
actually collected by the govern
ment in North Carolina was s4O4,-
o54 u, whereas only 1897 1876 is in
hand with which to pay il. A de-
mand tor the balance has been made
which is now pending before the
9Th Auditor, and Mr.. Busbee feels
confident that this sum will be col.
lected.
State Chronicle The work on the
new depot at Raleigh is progressing
well. They have already made the
Sewer connection with it. They
} have two sets of masons at work and
the delay caused by the breaking OF
the derrick will soon be ver
The read bed for the Richmond &
DanyilIe Railroad across the V is
flashed and they are hauling
the dirt to level up the site. While
,he men engaged on the foundation
were e~xcavating yesterday they came
, upon a bold. clear spring right undet
I the place over which the depot is t.
} s,ard. The water is sad to be
) strongly lmpregnaled with iron.
Lumberton Robesonian It is SAID
: that the coolest inhahitant" hath not
before seen the like of catertillars
F., tnat intest the nelghborhoud Of Big
Swamp, about seven miles east o
here. In migrating from one sec
; ton to another OF that locality the,
: have attempted 10 cross the tres'le.
: m the railroad line, and we are told
5 they are so numerous 81 to cover III,
, track TO tie depth OF several inchc'
and seriously retard the progress 0
trains, and that two of these hav,
been actually stopped by them
5 Millions have been crushed by tn,
) iron wheels, and passengers repor
! that the stencil arising from the dea'
Insects is horrible.
English SPAWN Liniment remove
e all Hard, Soft or Cailcused Lump
and BIemishes from horses, Bloo'
Spav'ns, Curbs, Splints, Sweeney
9 Ring-bone, outies, Sprains, and Swol
I Ier Throa.s, Coughs, etc. Save So
by use Of one bottle. Warran,e.
j The most wonderful Blemish Cur
J ever known. Sold by O. Hookes
e Druggist, H,llsboro.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1891-05-16

The Michigan Legislature has
passed IN Act requiring the CHOICE
of Presidential electors in that State
by single districts. This will divide
the electoral vote in that State, in
steal Of being all cast tor the ticket
having a majority in the State.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1891-05-16
Ten bishops to Preach
at Wilmington.

To-day will be a notable day il
Wilmington. There are ten Bish
OBS of the Methodist EiiSc"pa
Church, South, in that city, and al
OF lhen vii! preach during the day
in the different churches tendere,
hem for service. They ate Bishops
keener, Wilson, Duncan, Galloway
Cranberry, Hay, Hargrove, FitA
gerald, lIaygood and Hendrix
Nclcs and Observer, Nuy 1OM.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1891-05-16

This is TO certify that my wife has
beeen troubled for fifteen Years with Il
disease which finally resulted in paral-
ySiS. She WAS confined 10 her bed anil
could not turn ver | had six or seven
of the best physicians in this county I'd
attend her, bit they did her no good.
and said that her case WAS hopeless. AZ
Il last resort | determined 10 let my
wife try KOVal GeImctuer. am glad
to be able II say chat is results have
been astonishing. The first bottle put
nv wife On the road TO recovery. She
i now or the 1hirl bottle and i able TO
Walk Aoout the lou>e. and yesterday
walked over to see a Irlghbor. he
doctors We're a>ton.>htd a> Well ~ my
sell. ". ID. AUSTIN.
Birmingham Ala.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1891-05-16

State Treasurer BAN states that
over eleven millions in old bonds
have been refunded ard that a mil
lion and y half only are now out
standing.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1891-05-16

Mr.. Julian S. Carr, Auditor San
def'in, Governor Thomas NJ. Holt
AMI Hon. Charles NJ. Stea9man are
already talked Of as candidates for
the next nomination for Governor.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1891-05-16

Many letters are received by the
P Z. Z. Co from l%aiient-, saying
they had used such and such a bio. d
purifier and sarsa.ar,!.a as, mentioning
their am- aud s,a,lrg they did n,
good, a"d they did no, sc, well TN
III +. T. +. (Prickiy Ash, Poke
Root aud Po:assium) was tried
These letters we started to publish
when the various manufacturers
wrote us fearful letters and we dis
continued same, but Z. p 2.
(Prickly Ash, Poke Root and Potas
eium) is triumphant on every occa
sion, and has made a host OF friends
III cures IT Syphilis, Rheumatism
Ssrot"Ia, Blood Poison, Dys?-tsio
Maiarlai aud Female Comt.alnts.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1891-05-16
\ SAFE INVESTMENT

Is one which is guaranteed l.
bring You satisfactory. results, or ii
case OF failure a return Of r'rrhas,
price. On this safe plan YOU CIR,
buy from Your advertised Drnggis;
q bottle Of DR.. Kings New Dlscov.
cry for Consumption. 1t is guaran
teed 10 bring rcllet IN every ease
when used tor auy affection OF
Throat, Lungs or Chest, such a>
Consumption, inflammation OF Lungs
Bronchitis, Asthma. Group, Whoop.
III. ough, etc etc. 1t is pleasant
All agreeable to taste. perfectly
safe. aud can always be depende,
upon. TRIAL bottles tree at w. 4.
Hayes Drugstore.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1891-05-16

Bi>hor Galloway will preside at
the WeetIng of the Western North
Carolina Conference at .A-Eev!lie,
Nov. ON. also over the Nn,n Caro-
ma Conference at Green,ilie, Nov.
10Th.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1891-05-16
CASE.

i Certificate Which Shous that DOC
tors and PdtieItts are often aston
iShCd.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1891-05-16

RHEUMATISM CCEEU IL DAY.
-"MyslIc Cure Tor Rheumatism aud
Neuralgia radically cures IN | to J
days. lis action upon the system is
remarkable aud mysterious It re-
mose- a. once the cause ana the dis.
ease Immediately DISAPPEARS. The
fir>i desc greatly bereft - cents.
Sid b. .. Hoo2er, Druggist, Hills
boro.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1891-05-16

jhe. May cotton report OF the De
paftmctt OF Agriculture at Wash
m4,Nn shows that planting IS Que to
Two weeks late aud fully one-lhitd OF
'he area Is yet tosbe seeded.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1891-05-16

The Grand Jury at New Orleans
has made q very tuIl report Of it,
invest CATION into the Hennessey
;nur'ier anl the trial OF. the Italians
II returns indictments aga st OMa.
ley and Eve Others for jury bribing
1t gives a full statemen, as 20 the
existence Of law breakers, jury
brlt'e,s, witness brlb.r., eta, nnde,
the control OF O'Maliey. 1t saws tn,
Malta exists in New Orleans: that
The people had the right to put j,
dowr that It had been crippled and
expressing surprise that the people
cad Tor $" long a the pat up with
such q state uf society.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1891-05-16

Si,nmons Liter Regulator always
cures and prevents Indigestion or
Dy>pe! S a.
\ citizen of Massachusetts and his
daughter travelling in Iia:y were
mobbed at Florence and peIted with
stones. The lady was severely in
jured.
ten on human aud horses and all
animals cured in 80 minutes BY
Wooi.ord's Sanitary Lotion. This
never fails. Sold by Q. Hooker,
Druggist, U.l!sboro.
The largest cotton planter in the
world is Samuel S. kichardson, Of
New Orleans. He has 10000 acres
III cotton land and employs 5000
negr"es. He refused $4,000, 900
for his plantation from an English
syndicate.
\ tact worth knowing is that
blood diseases which all other medi-
cine> iall TO cure yield slowly but
surely t" the blood cleansing proper
ties OF p. i. p lPricky Ash, Poke
Roo, and PotasSium.)
Tie report Of Di>tfic, Attorney
Grant Oh the lvrehin. Gt the Ita,is,s
Al New Orleans has been sent IL
Secretary Blame, who refuses 70
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1891-05-16

40 danger ever attends the use of
Simmons Liver Regulator.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-07-09

Oils Der 2ens fam, madte er ibr einen
5eirqtbsantras. Die @ndOise bate
Iunse barauf 9ewartet anO iib mebr ala
einmuI miBbiaisenb iiber bic 8erSOses
runs 9eduBert.
SIeunbra puBte, baB es 10 tommen
wirbe. bate aber 9eiu3t, ,cs 10 lanse
pie mOsIi9 abSuwenOen = unO 10 tam
ss ibr bod sIei9iam uOais unerpartet.
@S mar Elm parmer, ionni9er Gag,
glnfanss Wlui.
Dtuurib beuobute einise 3immer i'm
Iinten GliseI, unb uOn einem 5tniter,
bas auf ben @arten fiibrte, tonnte er iie
Isben, wie iie gang in Der gtdbe uuf
elmer 8ant uHer ben Springen iab.
S6Iief iie, ober mar iie in 0rdumes
reien reriunten2 sic iaB 70 itia ba,
boB ct ii9 bariibsr ni9t tIar 3u werbeu
permo9te.
@r glaubte ibren 9ltbem 81 uerueb.
men. g8el9' berrIi6e Srouen9eitalt.
Sus 9lut iboB ibm in bic @an9cn,
unO obne ii9 gu beiinnen, sins er BRET
su ibr binaus. Sie bIidte ni6t auf
sbe er gang bi6t neben ibr itunb. Sbr,
glu9en batten einen a6peienoeu, perit6r.
ten glusorut = ibre 9eOanten warer
melt, melt pom bier 9epeien.
sic itredte bic @lieber, ais lei ii
aus sinem S9lummer erma6t, nab
renb er iie pom S9eitel bis gum pobl.
sefOrmten SUB nit ben 9Iiden muB.
v9Inbrea," iaste er init uerbaItener
Stimme, lid Iiebe 0i9!" H
@s iibereai9te fe nibt, benn fie bate
bies oft in ieinen gusen gu Ieieu se.
meint.
DuB fie i'm Iiebe, bielt er fir uOuiG
oussema6t.
,8ialt On meine @attin werben2A
IS mar, ais babe elm eIeftrii1e,
S9la9 iis 9etrofIeu, iie erbIei9te unS
Elm @efiibI Der Matti9teit bur9jo9 ibr
sanSes @eIen.
sic bdtte nidt ontuOrten tonnen unO
bate es ibr 9eben se9oIten.
vOu bift nidt slidIi9, CLAUDE mir,
id ,iebe es, i'd. Der i'd nur an Did
bente, fir Did Itbei"
8eI9e 3drtIi6teit lag in ieiner
Stimme, fie Orans bis in bic sebeimiteu
@intel ibrss 6erSens binein!
@r in 6ieier @eIt fiimmerte ii9
wobl nm fie2 Der Batren unO Betrus
= aber bics par strpas GnOeres, etrpas
gan; gluosres.
Sic wuroe pei6 uno warm, unS
Rbranen filIten lire glugen.
gSic ilb, ii9 bin9eben Su biirfen nnO
scliebt Su per6en! 0auOn bate iie c #
sctrdumt, uuO iest purOe es @irtli9r
tCit.
(GOrtletung folat.l
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-07-09

gllen wurbe uidt mebr mad Sui,
6ersa einseIaben, unb bic bdufisen &ei'
fen Weaurisens mad aielen ipurbsn elm
9eifellt.
Die @biifpartisn, bas &omanleIen
unb bic Gapiiieriearbeiten purben pieber
aufsenommen.
Der Yatron Iab in ieinem gIeuBeren
mebr sepfe9t aus unb bic NnSabI Der
9roSs mar 9erinser geporben.
Die ytlsine glnbrea" bate nidbt oern,
baB er trant, unb eines Cages bate r,
iid iiber iein uniauberes 8orbemo unb
iein libel suseri6tes 9olstud lultig 9es
madt. sic bate es iibernommen, feline
3immer, 10 gut eS sins in Srbnuns Su
balten, uno iie ba berumwirtbi9uften gu
iebsn, mar iein Slid unb feline Sreu6s.
Wauris ndberts iid ibr INNER mebr
in elmer ebrerbietisen, ritterIi9sn @eiie,
bic ibre Birtuns nidt uerfebIte, neil
bielelbe berjenigen ber 9fomanbelben,
uon benen iie las, dbnelte, unb iie ers
tappte ii9 oft babel. 5aB iie iein re9eIs
mdBi9es 9rofiI unb feline f9Onen, ipres
9enben 9lusen betra6tete; bic 8Iide
besesneten i9 bann bdufiger, uno 1ie
wuroe uerwirrt bur9 bas 5cuer, bas in
ben leinen brannte.
Die gdnie wurSen seidIa9tet, uni
bic alweibna6tIi9en @inIabunsen er:
9in9en.
| Der 9iiiter IpieIts einsn 8aIser, uni
Mauris tanjte nit glieu. Gr bate aus
srlt OIeanbra um ben Gang sebeteu,
aber fe bate ab9elebnt, pie aud bic
6iBe iib nud bem Gait ber Muiit bes
westen unb wie idper aud es ibr wurbe,
ii6 bes EanSes ;u entbalten, = -fie bate
felt ienem 8eriu6 i'm 0interbof ni9t
mebr 9etanSt.
gDie wenis peritanb iie bod - MIDI
einmul bies tonnte iie! Sbre @usen flu,
ten ii9 nit Gbraneu.
0eit elmer unsebulbigen 9eme9uus
iditteIte iie Oisie @ebanten pon fi9 ab.
Don etpas 10 @emeinem, pie Reio,
wollte iie nibts wiiien, am wenl9Iten,
penu eS bic 6rsunbin betraf - unb ea
mar ia cine pabre Cuff, bic 9eiben tan.
sen gu ieben, eng umidlungeu - fe sart
uno lei6t, er auf iie berabbIifenb, pabs
rcnb iebe Spur uon Wtibisteit aus iei.
men i3ma6tenben 9tu9en uerI6wunber
mar.
Sleanbra erregte allsemeine 8ewun.
berung. sic bate ibrem eisenen, 9e.
iunben @eldmaf foIsen biirfen unf
trus elm einfa9es weiBss &leib obnt
irsenb wel9en anbern S9mud, als cine
buntelrotbe &amelie aus benz Bouquet,
wel9es Maurls = auf @ebeiB Der
@ndbisen = aus Der Stabt peri9rieben
bate.
Sbr buntIes 0aar un6 iiblanSiI6er
Geint ita9en auffalenS pou benz psiben
anSus ab unb iie mar 10 id0n, baB Die
benu9burten @utsbeiiser fib seraOeSu
In iie uersafiten.
Sin @eiprdd nit ibr ein5uleiten,
mar busesen ni9t 10 leidt; es lag etwas
Stol3es unb gtbpeiienbes in ibrem 8es
fen, bas ben 8etreficnben abI6rette,
unO ieIbf qudlte es iie mebr ais is,
vni6t gu pifen, iuOuon reben.
Don alien Seiten pernabm Mauris
circumference glebuerun9en iiber ibrs
i6Oneu Nusen unb ibren berrIi9eu
Wu9s, unb mad benz gIbenOeiien =
man bate oemieI6cn TAPER suseiprO9en
= mid ct teinen gtusenbIif Don ibrer
Seite; nit bebenOem Ser;en uernabm
fie gum eritenmal. wie iie sIuubte, Die
Sprude Der 2iebe, Don Der bic NOmanf
srSdblten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-07-09

-3ur& &rantenpfIeee. sri,
pede man einen &ranfen aug benz
Sdlaf, aud ni9t Sum @inseben Der
arSnei. SIT Der 8ruHte aus bcm
.rifen S6iaf aufseitbrt poroen, 10
i6ldft er iobalb ni1t tuieoer elm. -
yeiemals reOe man ibn plbsli9 an oosI
ltelIe feline Grpartuus auf bic Softer.
aud laIIe man ibn ME lauge oil etpas
uarten. 2drm poer 6erdui6, bas ieiu
@eb6r anipannt, lit ibm beionoers i9d.'
li6. = geidts erfreut beuielben mebr,
als elm frii1er 8lumenitrauB. Dies
Io[lten ii6 &ranfenbeiuber merten.
Dean seiss feline 8atblofisteit ooer
llnidliiIiiefeit, ionft n6tbist man ibn,
ieiue @sbanfen ielbit anSuitrensen. @s
muB Der Ginorud auF i'm 9eu1a6t iper'
ben, oaB man tpeiB, mas man mill. =
Giuem Seneienen 6iete man Gbpe9le'
lung. Slud biHbere man Jpn uibt an
tleinen Sanoarbeiten, iuenn oielelben
ibm 5reube MAIDEN. Sn pielen 6dHen
bari man gum Seif beiiefben cher aui
bic NpOtbete, ats auf ridtise aranier'
pIese uerjidten. - 5ur ri9iigen s. ran,
tenpilese sebbrt eiR anseborener Gati
uno @eihidlihfeit. Sieielbe ldBt iid
ME aIlein aus 8l6erH lernen.
Gin @enuer. S6uiteriunge
III Ieinem Sreunoe, Der 9egeu iba Die
5unge berausltredt: Iuinit, laii' ite
nan orin, i'd luees, iuie ne O4isnSnnss
lusiieht!