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The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1892-07-07
MODES OF Speech
pro~src.:! Expressions :!eard Many Year,


rroTsnc:::! ExSrcsa.ons ;!eard Many Years
E!o..
In DR.. Pierson's t,se .ip.,cn Ct lie In
tie southwest as he saw IL rlany ycars
ago-"bcforc tho wcr"-he spcsl:s oftcn
of tAe peculiar turns Of spcc.h s.ar:c
prevalent. He was once prcscE. at "a
ecclesiastical meeting, where n>ot!s.. .
were piled upon each other until .aas-
te-s w'cs.c il frightful nuddle i!=a.!;
TIE Ecderotlcr w'es appealed tc - :. :.
c,sion.
He rose from his scat, os became o
presiding officer thus appealed to, and,
lifting his lank form till bis head was
among the roftc-s Of the low school
house, be hcsitated Q moment and then
said:
''Brcthrea, my decision Is that you ore
nll ahead Of the hounds"
Dr.. Pcrson. confesses that he did not
fully comprehend the meaning of tho
words, but he could not help seeing
that the decision vas perfectly clear
and satisfactory to the assembly.
AS Dr.. Pcrson travelled about - he
was an agent Of tho Bible society-he
often put up for tho night at very hum
bic cabins, and commonly, before the
family went to bed, he was invited to
conduct family worship Tho form Of
the invitation was peculiar and iuveria-
Bile.
The Bible and hymn book were
brought forward and laid upon the
table, ond then the host turned to the
preachor cnd said: "Will you take the
books, sir?"
At table he was expected TO asls q
blessing, and here, again, the phrase
ology employed YVES peculiar. When
oil were seated, the man Of the house
would soy. 'Will you make begin
ming, sir3" Then all heads were bowed,
end tho blessing ives invoked
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TWIN EGGS
A Feat Opes which . New Jcree5 Een
Cached Proudly.

A Feat Opes Which Now jersey Gen
Cached Proudly.
Former Corseglia, Of South Jersey,
he's sent to the Philadelphia Record q
rather neat thing In the way OF freak
eggA the production Of ono of his Cochin
hens What the hen tried to do was to
lay two eggs at once, but she only pop-
TALLY succeeded Having produced ons
complete egg. correct in size and shape,
she managed in trying to instantly
duplicate it, to inclose In it flexible
sac of scIniopaque skin, which also con-
tanned tho complete yolk and white Of
another egg. The effect was, therefore.
that OF hard egg and on egg that has
been dropped out OF It's shell, both I'm
closed In seamless bag about four
inches long and two inches wide. After
accomplishing this very unusual feat
Farmer Corsegila's Cochin hen raised
such disturbance IN order to call at
tantion TO her achievement that sho
was Get upon by half the feathered In
habitants Of the barnyard and forced
to roost on the henhouse roof to escape
their jcalous wrath. The row having
extracted farm hands notice he invesr
tigated the cause and the Cochin's prize
production was carefully placed in Q
cigar box filed with bran and taken TO
Farmer Corsegua.
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SNAKE FARMING.

Ths Peculiar industry of an interpreting
N1issouriao.
Snake farming, as an industry, II just
now engaging the attention OF the peo-
pie and press OF the southwestern sec
tion Of Missouri The Ozark News Of q
recent date says ''Sig. Don Allen and.
Eenorito Lanno Lee, representing the
J. E. Childs snake farm at Chadwick,
this county, were in Ozark recently,
establishing agencies for their rattle-
snake oil. Misc Lee had with bcr a
pair Of water moccasins that she
handled as though they were kittens.
There is no doubt but that snakes caD
be pctted us easily as anything else,
and for q choice between snakes and
alligators we would certainly take
snakes"
Further particulars concerning tho
unique enterprise are thus given In I'm
other edition Of the same paper.
Among the many enterprises tn south
west Missouri there arc probably none
that attracts moro attention than does
the snake farm located thrce-fourths Of
lmile due west of Chodwicll The
farm proper consists Of about Eve
acres, half inciosed by natural stone
wall, or ledge On one ssde Of this
inclosure is natural rock cave, and out
Of this cave runs nn everlasting stream
of the purest water. This spring be-
ing on the highest spot Of lard on tho
farm IL is easily conveyed to all places
where needed MIR. Chilts hns been
dealing in snakes ard manufacturing
ra.tlcsnake oil for over ten years, and
finds it quite profitable, as he supplies
oll species of snakes for exhibition pur-
poees, all kinds Of snake crriosities, rat
t1esnalic oil to the drug trade, and
charges al admission fee Of ten cents
to all visitors who come TO the farm.
He is now fixing up the place for tho
summer trade, and will have large pens
built for the snakes, with living pond
Of water In each one, and platform on
TIE outside where visitors may stnnd
out of danger looking at the handrcd
different species, all in their natural
state, eating, drinking, playing, swim
ming, fighting. sleeping, etc. Mr.. Childs
also proposes to pay cash for oil 1.-Two
snakes OF any species measuring over
three feet in length. He proposes TO
ship al the erakcs OF: Of this part Of
the country and bring back Gosh in
their stend."
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Legal Notice.

1eGled proposals will be received at the office
The Clerk of the Board of Education OF New
.rket township. Highland county, Ohio, in
Il Market, until twelve O'Clock at noon on
! 23d dsy OF July. 1892, for building brick
tool house in subdistrict No Of said town
r.. according to the plans and specifications
/ Ale ia said Office.
Zach bid niust contain the name of every
|oon interested in The same aud be accompa-
"a BY q sufficient guaranty of some disinter-
Va person that, il the bid is accepted. a
)<ract will be entered iuto and the perform
- OF IL properly secured. The bid for each
4 OF material called for by the specifications
- be sisted separately and the price Of each
70. aud the price Of labor must also be sep
<eIy stated None but the lowest responsible
wilI be accepted, and the Board may reject
kds. The work must be competed not later
October 18th. 1892, and TO be paid for
y II is completed and accepted by the Board.
no and brick work sold
order ot the Board of Edneaiiou.
Ds goth, 1892. +. i. BELL, Clerk.
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Legal Notice.

The unknown heirs OF William Barlow de-
ceased, and tho unknown heirs OF Richard F.
Bernard, deceased. will take notice. that on the
26th day OF April, A. d. 1892, Eugene Zim-
norman. as trustee for the Use and benefit of
Helena Zimmerman, filed his petition in the
Common Pleas Court, OF Highland county,
Ohio against the above named parties. praying
that said parties. the defendants in said action,
may be ordered to convey, in tee-simpe. by
good and sufficient deed, to the plaintiff, the
following real estate. bounded and described
as fellows, to.wit Lying and being in the
county OF Highland, State OF Ohio, on the
waters OF Lees Creek, part of Jacob Spring
er's survey, No. 1851, beginning at q stone in
and in the original north line OF said survey
and running thence with said original line of
said survey, N. 4615 deg. Z. 339 poles TO
stone in said original survey line; thence 8. As
deg, T. 80 poles to stone from which an elm
bears 8. 68 deg. W. links thence 8. 48 deg,
min. W., 2S4 2-10 poles to q store near the
bank Of Lees Creek thence 8. "a deg, W.
passing center OF Lees Greek at Z poles. 10
28-l00 poles to point in said creek thence
8. 43 deg, E. 20 4O-100 poles to a point in said
creek thence 4. 3l1a deg, E. 81 % 100 poles
to a stone thence S 40 deg W. 30 4010O
poles to stone in the center Of the Wilmington
and New Lexington turnpike; thence with
said pike N. A deg. A., min, ". 46 poles to =
stone. corner Of school lot thepce with the
line thereof n As deg, 10 min. e. 10 poles to
q stone thence N. "A deg. Al min.., ". II
76-l0O poles to stone thence .. As deg. 10
min., W. 10 poles TO stone in said Whining
ton and New Lexington turnpike thence with
the pike n. Al deg, 40 min., W 0 4-l0 poles to
a stake thence N. AZ deg, ~ min.. W. So
Sc 100 poles to the beginning and that bis
title to all OF said real estate may be quieted
against ssid defendants
Said parties are required to answer on or
before the sixth day vi August, A. d. 1884, or
judgment may be taken against them.
EUGENE ZIMMERMAN, Trustee, DC.
BY Herbert Jenney, u. P. Thorpe, Irwin Med i.
Smith. p!aintiffs attorneys.
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FROM SHEFFIELD ANo BRISTOL.
Fine Exhibits TO Come from These In
tercsting Old Engifsh Tovrs.

Fine Exhibits TO Come from Thesc In
tercsting Old Engifsh Tovra-
Robert g. Mccormick, the oElcil rep
vescntattve tn London of tho Columbian
exposition, writes to Walker Fcarn that
tho Society Of Cutters at Sheffield will
interest itself In an exhibit The own.
eas Of the Trinity works, Sheffield, one
Of tho largest manufacturing concerns
in the trade will send special agent
TO Chicago to make arrangements for
on exhibit from their house, and this
may lead to representative exhibit
from the English cutlery trade.
Chicf Feafn hasalso received, through
Agent Mccormick, o letter from Lorin
A. LathruR United States consul at
Bristol, who says that IN enthusiastic
meeting WIS held by the Bristol com
rni.tee OF tho Columbian exhibition,
April 2a THIS meeting resulted In an
organization, arrangement Of commit
toes and similar preliminary work In
the direction Of promoting a specially
interesting exhibit The special COM
mittee appointed for tho Bristol exhibit
Is ON exceedingly influential one. 1t In
oludes tho mayor OF Bristol, the presi-
dent OF the Merchant Vcnturers' Com
pany, the president CT tho chamber of
commerce and Rev. William Bazely, Of
tho Bristol and Glostcr Archaeological
society, Sir John Maclcan. Sir George
Edwards, several members of the city
council and o number OF merchants and
private men Of wealth and social posi-
ton.
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GRAND OFFER. Hpisa HGfas ssLHsal; Fl asAS;

4anted for our Nursery Stock. S75 TO $3.50
}oer month SALARY, or commission. No ex.
|8cc needed, Address with reference,
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money m Nosets

Violets cat no mean fgare IN tho
trade of New York, and in seasons when
they escape disease they are highly
profitable to the growers One florist,
whose greenhouses are tust on the edge
OF the city, picked from twenty-five dol
lars TO thirty dollars worth Of violets
weekly oil through the winter, al
though the plants occupied compare
lively small area The cost OF picking
Is little or nothing. and q sldllfulpicker.
acquainted with the nature Of the
plant can Gull % that the fertility Of
the plants shan be vastly increased
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"a,
q T. a s. 7

How wretched is the man who has fallen
q victim to Biliousness, Indigestion.
Sick Headache, or diseased Liver, with
all the horrible attendants. Look upon
the picture. Poor man, being tired Of
dragging out miserable existence, be
is the picture of dependency; altogeth-
er, be is rather forlorn specimen Do
we pity him7 OF course; but at the
same time feel assured that in measure
he is TO blame for The bad state into
which he has fallen. A sure, safe, speedy
and easy cure can be found in Simmons
Liver Regulator-Nature's own rem.
edy. No mercury or deleterious drugs,
not unpleasant to the taste, and always
reliable-just such a remedy as you can
pin your faith to without q shadow Of
disappointment. Read the testimonial,
don't take our word for it:
''Ihave been subject to severe spells Of
Congestion of the Liver, and have been in
the habit Of taking from IS to 40 grains OF
calomel, which generally laid me up for
three or four days. Lately have been
taking Simmons Liver Regulator which
gave me relief, without any interruption
to business" J. HUGO, Middleport, Ohio.
j. III. ZEILEE" s. CO.,
So1a PRorR1xroRs. PHILADELPHIA PA
PRICE, e1.O0.
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School Examiners.

TINE Board OF School Examiners OF High.
i land county give notice that examil,a.
tiOps OF A AppIicanta for Certificates will take
place In the Hillsb0ro Main street school
building on the hrst Saturday of every
ary. February, March, April, August and
sept+mher. The Examination fee prescribed
by law - 50 cents ~ -
BY 0rlef of the Board.
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R,EATnESTA.TE
b saI1, a'ass'ES.Aaag
FOR SALE.

|vwo small new houses and lots on John
|reets, near railroad.
New house OF 5 rooms, on Willow st.
Dwelling House, suitable for boarding
|ouse, North High street, west side,
bout one square from Court House.
Dwelling House, in perfect repair,
brner High and Beech streets. Lot 26
y ls4.
First class business house on Main
Ereet, 1st and % story. Lot 35x65.
Lot 60x1S3, East Walnut street. Very
Sw.
Twenty-fourlots in Richards u Smiths
bdition. very desirable.
/ Ten Lots in O'Connell's subdivision
etween Fair Ground and railroad, very
esirable. Cheap.
SALE OR EXCHANGE.
275 acres in Dodson township, / mile
hst OF Lynchburg. Good improvements.
yilr exchange Tor smaller farm near
tl,leboro or for property i'll town.
Al interest in one of the leading bust
ses houses in town, for land near Hills.
oro.
T. &. DA wv 5SN !,
Agent for Sale, Rent or Exchange OF
Real Estate.
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CUR ES PILES.

NllMTcn Statesmen. Salary and expenses
" HV Gu from start; permanent place good
chance for advancement; experience unnecessary !;
outfit free; reliable stock liberal treatment; con-
troll Of territory and subagents given right party ;
apply at once. Brown Brothers Company, Nur-
seryman, Rochester, New York.
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4 Administratrix's Notice.

6FICE In hereby given that the under.
4fxned has been duly appointed and
"a As administering of the estate OF
Courtney, late Of Highland county,
ccensed. CArHERISE COURTNEY,
18th, 1892. Cypthiana, Ohio.
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KendaIl's SPAWN Cure!

LITTLE Rock Ark, Aug. %. 20
Dr.. 3. J. KENDALL. Co.:
Gents-It Is with the greatest satisfaction that
inform you that have cured the following Diseases
Sweeney. shouIdeE joint Ln4eness. sti4e
Fore Foot. I am working on Hip-J OinG
Lameness and will euro that all with Kendaips
SPAWN Cure. 1t is the best Lninent for manor
beast have ever used. recommend 1t to all horse
owners. Horses that have worked on eye valuable,
but without your Liniment would be Worthless I
have friends who used It for Sprains and
Bruises and cured them. They say Il Is the best
they ever used. Yours truly e. q. g. WELLS.
Price 81 per bottle, or siS bottles for
90. All druQGtses hare 1t or can Oetft
for Uon, or IL tcifI be sent to any 0d.
dress on receipt of price 6v the prcprts-
DR.. 3. ]. KENDALL co., 4
Enosburgh Falls, Vermont,
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aste iid, bic vrobtbitionsiten amiiiireu u

Gin gans belonberes 8eraniigen boz
ben bic prpbibitioniitem bon Maine
neulid Der 2abp Somerfet bereitet.
Aus Bangor mirb bariiber 6olgenbes
beri9tet: 9lls 2abn @omeriet ben
Wuni6 in portlanb geduBert bate, iie
m06te es einmal nit anieben, tpie mad
benz GeieBe BON Maine geiftige Gez
trdnfe Der 8erni9tung preis9egebem
iperoen, feBte General Seal 9otp ben
Sberiff Gram bon bieiem Muni6e bes
beriibmten Safes in 2enntniB unb es
purbe cine fleine pribatporitellung Der
2abD gu gbren arrangirt. Qabp So
meriet unb ibre 8eeleitumg, nit gimz
lblub bon SRI. Granees 6. Wiaarb,
Trau 8. M. q. gtepens unb anberen
berborragenbvn 5emperem5iiingerinnen
fubren in General Dams Sfutf6en
nab benz Gatbbauie unb tpurben in
oas auf Der @ountp Seite i'm grbges
i6oB liegenbe S6napsailnmer gefibrt.
General Dom mar in leinem Gle
mente, bic @eli9ter bes Sberiffs unb
ieiner Gebiilfen gldnaten por 8ergnii=
gen unD cine fleine Samntlnng bon
fdfiern, &riisen unb 6lai6en, berem
Snbalt benz Serberben geipeibt tperben
iollte, mar bereits 5ure6tseftelt.
Jta6Dem bic Beamten bantit aufges
raumt unb pie 6liiiiigfeiten in ben 9lbz
augSfanal gefdiittet batten, pollten
au6 bic boben @dite ibr Sbeil our
yerni6tung bes gefdbrli6en Stoffes
beitragen. 2abp Someriet ergriff nit
@rasie einen fleinen braunen 9rug
unD entleerte ibn ieines Snbalts, na,
tiirli6 in bic = @oRe SRI. Wilarb
idleuberte nit iittli6er @ittriiliung cine
ppule Wbistep" gu 8oben, baB lie
aerbra6, unb ber eble General i'm llns
terrofe 9teal Dom lieB oerf6iebene 6las
i9en Nipple Sad's leer laufen, bic gum
Nnoenfen an ben @paB bon ben Das
men mitgenommen mur0en.
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SaSiithe Ne CT.

lleber iibii9e Neser f6reibt bic
rSiibafr. 3tg Golsenbss:
Sn Oftinbien giebt es perbdltniBmds
Big bic wenigften Ssraeiiten, besbalb
tinb cine I'M 10 gr0Bere WerflpiirDigfeit
bic i9war3en ober NegerinDen in Godin
unb Mala9erp in Der Yropin3 Malas
bar. g3dbrenb bic meiBen Suben Dos
ielbf, nur einige bunbert Jamilien
1tar arm unb beruntergefomnten iino,
sdblen ibre f6warsen &laubensgenoi=
len gegen 1000 6amilien unb limb faft
6ur6meg geadtete 6anbwerfSIeute.
SDre Gdrten uno 6elber laiien iie Don
9tnous bebanen Sie bl. S6rift leien
ne i'm pebrdilhen, bod baben lie au6
cine inoii6e leberiebuus. 9ta6 ber
Wsinung Der tueiBen Suben itammen
ibre t6warsen 8laubensgenofen BON
NegeritlaDen ab, bic pon ibren 0orfabs
rem gefauft unb gum Subentbum befebrt
tpnroen, lporauf man ibnen bic 6reis
belt fdenfte. 9aeegen bebaupten bic
f6war5en Ssraeliten, baB fe Na9foms
men iener ainOer Suba's ieien, bic
mad Der babplonif6en @efaneeni6aft
nod Snbien gebrad]t purben unb nlf)t
nit benen mad Suba 3uriidtebrten bic
lt6 babin begaben, um ben sueiten
2empel 81 bauen.
Sic seigen aud in Der 9bat nid)t
ben eigentliden Negertppus, iOnDcril
itno nur tief i6mar8braun, mie bic in
btfben Gingeborenen, nit benen iie
aber ionft feline aebnli6feit baben.
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@nbf9e 2tuefbpte bonn berRurbe.
men SeffensTiirften.

gu ben bielen fleinen grinnerunaen
on ben Derftorbenen @roBbersog bon
Sei1en, tpel6e in Der lebten 3eit 6eut=
i9e gldtter per6ffentli6ten, fiigen iebt
bic ygasler Nadri1ten" folgenbe Sc
i1i6te aus benz Wfunbe eines Sd)pei=
gers, bic Der Susenbseit oes beimge>
gangenen Jiirften al1gebort: ,eSm
Sabre 1857 famen pie beiben prinaen
Submig, Der @rbprin3 unb iein iiins
gerer gruber Wilbelm mad @ottingen,
I'm einige @oQegia au b0ren. Ote iunz
gen 9erren ~tuaren duberit fleiBig, pers
idumten feline 8orleiung, gingen me-
benbei aud piel in 8eielli6aft, mo fie
f9 duBerit liebeusmiirbig, ia serabesu
bethlehem benabmen. Gegen uns
S6weiser iparen bic primsen, tpie
liberbaupt eine Nn5abl bpber Derri1afz
ten, uelde iid IN @ottinsen @tubirens
balber aufbielten, beionbers suporfouts
menb; mir iparen eben sans conse
quence. Sd mar ,f6on in boberen
Semeitern. tueber Wfitglieb nod aons
fheifant irgenb tDel6er 8erbinbung,
bate aber aus 4lugbeitsriidli9ten bel
einem Corps ben Se6tboben belegt.
gs 1T INNER praftild, tpenn man piel
in GefeQl6aft gebt, ipifen au lafIen,
baB man bel Bebarf bic @linge AT fiibz
rem neritebt. 9ier nun lab id bic
Yrin5en BON 9eRen bdufig unb tpurbe
otter bon ibnen eingel 1ben, einen Cana
nit benz @inen ober benz Nnbern sI
f6lasem. @ines 9ases fanb i6 benz
grbprin5en gegeniiber. Sd marfirte
als 6inte eine Sefquart unb idlus
a tempo Sera mad. Ser prins,
pelder bic 9iefquart fir ernit gez
nommen, alS er bic 9ers fomz
men lab, fubr nit bsm @rm in bic
9obe unb itiilpte ii4 bur9 bic beftige
8ewegung bic Masfe bonn 9opf, 10 baB
mein 9ieb ben fait unbeoedten aopf
traf uno bic 9opfbaut bos serriB. Wir
fiibrten ben fart blutenben prinaen
in ben 9of binunter gum Bumpenbrun=
nen unb wuf6en unb nerbanben ibn
Do, 10 gut es ging. saonigIi6e 6os
belt" Ia Jte i'd udbrenb bieies Gel6af=
tes, lid bin untrOitlid iiber meine i'm
gei6idli6feit." = n8itte, feline @nts
l6ulbigung", iagte Der Bring aufs
SreunoliGfe, rid mar ungeididt SIM
1ebrigen. lieber S9weiser, feline Seus
9elei! Sir Sic muB es ia cine @onne
iein, 3prannenblut gu persieBen!" =
Die Sadie bate @ottlob feline iibIen
Jolgen; es tpar nur Elm lei9ter Saut,
rib"
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l1eber bic grpIo1ion eiues spie.

= lleber bic grploiion zines @iez
iengei6iiBes, elmer iogenannten giers
pfiinber &iffelfanone, merben aus
3openbagen na6ftebenbe gin3elbeiten
gemel6et: gs purben SdbieBperiuhe
nit @fraiitgranaten, bic nit @dieb=
baumuolle gelaben tparem, porgenoms
men. Sci Der Nbfeuerung erplobirte
cine 8ranate i'm &anonenlauf, mas bic
Sprengnng Der aanone CUR 6oIge bate
un6 bic 2afette 3eritorte. Gin abges
fprengtes Stiid batte elm @etpitt BON
ettpa 300 pfunb unb mar etpa so SUB
peit gef6leubert morben, pdbrenb bon
ben fleineren abgeiprengten Stiden
eihes i'm @epi6t BON / Yfunb 1000
GuB melt geflogen mar. Gin She'll Der
Sprengftiide bobrte fieb in bic Wdnbe
Der Gafematte, in Der bas @efGub ftanb.
gu S6aben fam bierbei g9iemanb, ba
ii6 bic 8ebienungsmanmi1aft in elmer
anberen Gaiematte befanb unb bic Nbz
feuerung oes @ei6iiBes auf eleftrii6em
Wege erfolgte,
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0ie @rtppe eriOlaretd, bebanselt

sd bin fDeben BON einem sipeitett
Gnfaa Der @rippe in bieiem Sabre ber>
geifellt morben, iast Scr. s. ., Sones,
9erausgeber bes y2eaber", N}eria,
Seras. Sd sebrau6te Gbamberlains
9uitensMebiain unb NIT grfolg, benn
i'd trar nur snei - segen friber seb1
Gage i'm 8ette. Ser speite Mnfall
iDiir5e ebenfall5 10 f6mer gemeien iein,
tuie Der erite, bdtte id) nid)t bieie MeDiz
gin angemanbt, ba i6 mid feds Stuns
ben mad Der 4ttade i6on legen muBte,
mdbrenb id beim eriten 4nfaa nod
stpei Gage lang meinem @ef6dften
tadgeben fpnnte, ebe i6 bettldgerig
ipurbe. Die 6lai9e 5u so Gents au
Derfaufen bel ben Grugsiiten s. aaltz
eper & Sobn, SomIing & Sloob, 80.
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