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Missionary Union.

The Woman's Missionary Union of
End Union District will hold its second
meeting at Bclton OH Saturday before the
5th Sunday in April, at half-past one
o'clock.
The following program will be obscrv-
ed
Devotional exercises.
Essay or "The Importance Of training
the children in missionary work." by
Mrs. H. c. Wilson.
Subjects to be discusse.::
rst. "Our duty as so. ties, and the best
methods of advancing our work." by
Mrs. John NJ. Geer and Mrs. julie Martin.
2nd. "The Importance of getting all our
sisters interested in our society work, and
how accomplished" by Mrs. Mary Shir-
ley and Miss Allie Major. Open to gen
eral discussion.
Mrs. Z. Z. H1oTT, for Com.
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FOR SALE.

WILL be sold at public outcry to the
w highest bidder Nav 1st next, at
Anderson, s. c., the entire Plant for man
ufacturing Shoes, consisting of Land,
Buildings, Machinery, Findings, Tools,
etc.-everything complete for commencing
operation, owned by the Anderson Shoe
and Leather Co. Latest improved Ma.
chinery-all new and in good condition !;
operated about six months capacity 900
to 1000 pairs per day. A rare opportunity
for shoe manufacturers in one of the most
thriving and healthful sections of the
South. For Information address
ANDERSON SHOE & LEATHER CO.,
Anderson, s G.
April r. 1893 Al
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Programme

or the second annual session of the
Anderson County Sunday School Confer
ence, NJ. E. Church, South, to be hold at
Pendleton, 8. c., May and s. 1898:
l. Opening devotions at 9.45 a. m.
Q Call to order, enrolment, organiza-
ton and appointment Of Committees.
8. Address by the President.
4. Reports Of Schools.
5. Question box.
G. Sermon by Rev. G. NJ. Boyd.
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AFTERNOON SESSION.

/. Opening devotions at 230 o'clock.
2. Reports from Schools (concluded.)
8, Discussion: The prime importance
of developing and preserving the spiritu.
al element, in studying and teaching the
lesson. Opened by G. II. Jones, j. D.
Shirley and r. M. Graham.
2. Discussion Resolved, That all the
parents and grown people Except the Su-
perintendent al. teachers) should not be
mem bers of the Sunday School. Opened
by J. T. Busby, J. A. Mullipix, W. +:
Ausburn.
8. Address, "The PASTORS relation to
the Sunday School," by Rev. John @.
Wilson; Alternate; Rev. J. G. Spann.
Question box.
Announcement and benediction.
8p. m.-Sermon by Rev. G. P. Watson.
SECOND DAY-SATURDAY.
/. Opening devotions at clock a. N.
2. Question box.
8. Address, "The conversion of chill
dren," by Rev. John Attaway.
4. Reports of mmittees.
5. Discussion The relation Of the Sun
day School to missions. Opened by Rev.
S, Lander, d. D., j. A. Cely, Rey. 0. l..
Durant.
6. Discussion Evils of annual suspsn-
sion. Opened by w. Il. Lander, 4. G..
Latimer, D. Ed. King.
7. Sermon by Rev. j. G. stoll.
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Written Confession OF O DOtor.

CLARKsvILLE, Tenn, April S.-There
has been among the private papers of the
late DR.. Francois Fountenay, the writ
ten confession of crime which occurred
twenty eight years ago of which DR..
Fontenay was never suspected.
Rev. A. NJ. Fcltner, rector of the
Episcopal church, disappeared mysteri-
ously In 1S45, and diligent search by his
friends aided by detectives, failed to fur
nish any cleW as to what had become of
him. His wife had just died but beyond
that no cause Of melancholy was known
and nothing could be learned to indicate
any motive for going away 30 strangely.
The document in question Is confession
by DR.. Fountenay that he murdered Felt
ner.
The confession goes into details. DR..
Fountenay was Mrs. Feltner's physician
and was greatly interested in the case
because of some peculiar features that ap-
pealed to his professional zeal. When
DR.. Fountenay yielded to the temptation
to steal the body for all autopsy, he had
it removed from the grave and was pre-
pairing to refill it when he received a
stunning blow from behind. Wheeling
he found himself face to face with Felt
ner, the latter maddcned by tho desecra-
tlOQ Ol Ills WIIS SlaPe' Luz IoCIoi aSdlll
attacked him and to defend himself,
knowing that protests would be useless,
the doctor seized shovel and struck his
assailant on the head, hoping to
stun him and escape. The blow
crushed the temple bone, causing instant
death.
The Mortified murderer placed the body
in the empty coffin and retilled the grave.
Rain washed away all traces Of the work,
and the strange disappearance was soon
almost forgotten.
DR.. Fountenay completed his autopsy
with great advantage to science. He
adopted his victims two children, both
of whom are living. The daughter mar
ried state official. The son is in the
government service. DR.. Fountenay
was wealthy bachelor and left them his
fortune. Mrs Feltner's body was found
where the confession said it had been
buried in the cellar and reinterred beside
that of her husband
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An application is on file at the po.

An application is on file at the pos
tai department in Washington for the
employment OF the daughter OF Kansas
postmaster rs stamp clerk at tho
Worlds Fair postoilce, Tho proud
father states that sho is tho largest postal
clerk in the country, weighing Az
pounds, and on that account alone ought
she to be given the place; for isn't such
O girl q whole show in herself.
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are about on the same platform;
with EdItor " allace, Of Nenberry, who
sssys The O6serper looks on the scram-.
Sble for Office with degree OF unconcern
that isF Fsnjoy. We are not disturbed 3
PARTICLE about who win be. the lucky
ones for 1t Is only politicians scramb-:
ling for patronage and power all round,
with scarcely i second thought for the
good of the people.,' 81
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RECESS.

l. Opening deYotions at ESQ p. N,
Q, Selection of place for next session.
8. Miscellaneous business.
4. Discussion Tho relation Of the
Church to the Sunday School. Opened
by Col. r. w. Simpson, J. T. Barnes, j..
I. Spearman.
5. Question box.
6. Adjournment with doxology and
benediction.
The Methodist hymn book will be used,
This conference Is composed of "the
Presiding Elder of Greonville District.
the preachers In charge in Anderson, and
the Superintendent Of Sunday Schools in
same territory, with an additional dele
gate when q school has seventy-fye
mem beIs, or over" Let svory school in
the County be represented.
s. Fl. ZIMMERMAN, for Committee.
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The ewbefry O6servey makes the fol-
SloRing predie ietions for next year: "At,
The next Congt gtassional election in this
ssilstrict We predict there viii be no toting
ENater On both shoulders. There will be
"a ontrand-out Democrat, an ont-and-
cont eophlist and 8 polka dot Democrat
running for Congress, !, :ss IS
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MASTERS SALE.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
County OF ANDERSON.
he Court of Common Plea.


II, the Court of Common Pleas.
J. J. Sitton, Cashier, as Assignee, VS..
w. d. Colly.-Foreclosure
DuRSUANT to the Order of Court here.
l. in, will sell in front of the Court
House in the City of Anderson, S. G., on
Salesday in May next, the lands described
as follows:
All that certain piece, parcel or Tract OF
Land situate OH Twenty Three Mile Creek,
in Anderson County aud State aforesaid,
comprising two Tracts of Land; the one
containing eighty five acres, more or less,
adjoining lands of J. P. Smith, Sally Stone
and others, and better known as the
Home Place the other, containing eleven
and and one half acres. mere or less, ad.
joining lands of c. NJ. Welborn, Sally
Stone and others, it being the same con-
veyed by j. o. Watkins to said W. D..
Colly by Deed dated January 25th, 1892.
Terms-Cash. Purchaser to pay for pa
pers. R. n. BURRISS, Master.
April IL, 1893 Al 8
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s. G. Medical Association.

THE next Annual Meeting of the South
Carolina Medical Association will be
held in Sumter April 10, 1893. DR.. NJ. O.
Marcy, of Boston, will address the Asso.
citation, and the prize offered by DR.. Joseph
Price. of Philadelphia. for the best essay
on "The History of Surgery in South Car
olina" will be awarded.
w. H. NARDIN, NJ. D., President.
w. P. PORCHER, NJ. D., Secretary.
April 5, 1893 40 2
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1893-04-12

tle State IS going to prosecute in the
sc0ura tn: Elberton lGa.l Fertilizer Com
SanS tor railing cotton seed meal fertile
,zsrs in this State without having the
South earoiina fartilizer tax tags affixed
3lse bsgs as required by Law. sscre-
:Stas of State Tindal says he does not see
way cleaz to net as Judge in the case,
md The company VIII have to present its
case in court ard let jury act npon 1t. r
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1893-04-12

Near Wheeling, w. Va, highway
Enianattacked blind man, but the latter
arappled with him and succeeded, not
SoIiI In besting the ,highwayman
but In robbing him Of all his
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1893-04-12

- The Presidents mail has now reach
ed an average of eight hundred letters a
day. It takes the entire time of five
clerks, besides Secretary Thurber him
self, to dispose of i.
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ANDERSON
SURGICAL INFIRMARY,
ANDERSON, S. G..
J. NJ. BOSWORTH, NJ. D.,
(Formerly of Atlanta, Ga.)
Physician in Charge.

CHRONIC diseases of males.
Chronic diseases of females.
Diseases of the Eye, Ear, Nose, Throat,
Bronchia and Lugs.
Beds and rooms for males and females.
Competent nurses in the building .or
males and females.
Good boarding places in the City for
walking patients.
Me CORRESPONDENCE solicited
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township meeting at home, but it'a not
very becoming to act in that manner here,
and it's not going to win. I want that
distinctly understold.'
Senator Butler said ne had nothing to
do with the blacklisting. He would be
very glad to be relieved Of all the cares Of
patronage.
Strait asked Butler if he regarded him
as Democrat.
Butler-"You must 1indicate your own
Democracy. I've not impeached it."
Strait-"I don't care whether you an
swer it or not.'
Butler-"Then 1t was great imperti-
nence on your part to ask me-"
Johnstone said he had always opposed
the sub.treasury bill. It was not true
that he had taken homo letters froE' Ma
cune and Watson, or Third Partyites.
Some Alliance friends who had learned
to like him had written to some gentle
ho had taken homo that letter. He said
it was not true that he had folded his
hands in the Haskell campaign.
Hemphill said that he had made three
speeches for Tillman.
Irby-"It must be 80, then but
didn't remember it."
Mr.. Bissell did not say when he would
render his decision, or what it would be,
but two incidents are significant.
When Latimer said he would vote with
the Democrats on the organization of the
house, the Postmaster General asked
him: (Which IL more important, the
organization of the officers or the princi-
Piles Of the party7"..
Latimer was rather stumped, but re-
piled II think the principles that effect
our people more important than the men
in Office.
The other incident occurred after the
hearing, when I.atimer tried to ask Mr..
Bisseli something about his home post
office, Anderson. The postmaster gen
eral replied: "pll hear you some other
time"
Latimer-"I Just want to ask you one
question about it,"
Mr.. Bissell-"I don't caro- to answer
that now"
Latimcr, Strait and Talbert took the
first train back to South Carolina. 1t is
presumed that thoy are tired.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1893-10-12
TwEv ssyE yug,s agAsoss.

Perhaps some ~ our readeTs
would Ike 10 know IN what respect
GbambeTlaIn's Cough Remedy /.
better than any other We viii toll
You, Whom this remedy IL takeD
~ soon ~ cold has boon contract.
cd, and before II Inns become sottlod
~ the system II will oonBteraet tho
effect Of the cold and greatly lessen
It's severity, and II il tho only REM
edy that will DO this, II aets IN
perfect harmony with nature and
aids nature IN relieving the lungs,
opening the seeFetioDs, liquofyipg
the mnous and causing It's eKpnl.
sion from tho air cells Of the lungs
and restoring tho system to strong
and healthy condition, No other
remedy IN the market possesses these
remarkable properties. No other
will cure cold so quickly. For
sale by w. T., GTeenwell L. Son.
LeOnardtOwn, Md,
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1893-10-12

The schooner William Applegsrth,
bound n baltimore from Hstteras,
y. G.. gitb lumber, was driven
ashore in . storm aud wrecked
ness Princess Anne Hotel. "a.
The Ioss Of life by the storm
about New Orleans IL estimated At
one thousand. Grand leland and
CbenIere Caminsda were swept by
the storm.
Relief expeditions sent from No
bile found . group 81 little child
rem clingiDg 20 trees, their parents
having been swept away.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1893-10-12
The STORM.

A tornado destroyed nine houses
in the town of Hogan, Ca, So miles
from Savannah, killing Barnett, a
boy, and injuring seven others.
Bales of Gotten we've blown 200
yards from the railroad station plat
fern.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1893-10-12
ST. MARY's ACADEMY,
Lconnrdtown. Nd,
uhpnR cAABas on THH
SISTERS ORCH aYfty
OF
aAzAafTH, KEarucxy.

Tho conEse 81 Studies includes Christian
Doctrine, AasdinR, Writing, Arithmetic
Book keeping, Algebra. Geomesry, Eng.
llsh GRAMMAR, Geography, History, kheto.
re tbs klemenia d Botany, Mental and
Natural Philosophy. Astronomy, Chemis.
Try, Literature. Plain end Ornamental
Needlew0Fk, Music on the Piano aud On
tar and French.
Boys from the age of 7 % II yes
received
FnF iTrms or fuFther information apply 9
SfHTER MADELEINE,
LeoDardtowh. III.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1893-10-12

WOsDggs IS PEsEAgsHIP.-
The renowned DIR. IIeyIin, 10 bis
Life Of King Charles, relates the
following extraordinary story Of the
artistic ability Of 49, Old-time knight
Of the pen: In the time II the
reisSp Of Queen Elizabeth, one Royer
wrote the Ten Commandments, the
Greed, the Pater Noster, the Queens
name and the year ~ our Lord
within a space that could be covered
with a penny lie gave her Males
~ pair u spectscles Of BIS own
artificial making, that by the help
thereof she did plainly and distinct
ly discern every letter. '--Repubiie.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1893-10-12

MILITARY TAcTfcs.-A CoBfed-
crate guard in South Carolina dur
ing the war was questioned as %
bis knowledge u his duties.
'Yon kn0g ypBT duty here. do
You. sentinel =
yes, SIR
We'll, DoS, suppose they should
open on you with shells aud lnusket.
~, what would you dor
Form a line. sir
What One man form line =
Yes, sir, form q bee line for
camp, sir "--Ts1as SlJlings.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1893-10-12
FARMS FOR SALE.

Yarn ~ 300 aefes, ftfiiia, rood build.
.Bss. situate about "a nllas ftJis DAksDila
aud four miles from steamboat wharf
U0O1 state ~ cultivation pgiss $1,000
FERNS sasys
Farm 80 aeTes g0Dd buildings, nnss9iI
Hbg vol improves suitable t,ftfHeking
Price Sidf Neat - t9sepl's ChsfeIl
Terms sAsyi
Farm 200 a0Tes OB iSgiiiAn's BAY oppo
siis l,eYBaFdl0sH, Under higb sials N
improvement Al BaaasaaFy ouiilaildinRs
Fi2e place ~ ffuiL PTiee 5000 FERNS
sasy,
Yarn 80 aGTas 0B -, Clements Bay
fine two story dsdliDg New, Suitable
~ cultivation IT fFI Ijeauuful yiew
Price $1,000,
a small farm, 1 4 gilas south OfGba)t.aO
- Goes iipeds, Two miles fTqm steam,
boat wharf ~ acres, Common Improve
mnDiA, Good stand fOJ business llaFoan
ile ~ meebaDleal, suitable fDT fruit,
Price, 500 Terms saay
Small tract 0f land 90 tributary Of -
Clements Bay, Uo0d dwelling, About
acres Good for trucking, Price 400
Us, y MORGAN, Attorney
Aug s3r'ft3 bnoDn1i9wB, Nd,
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1893-10-12

a MOkBY Eastern
Man Making any money IN Poonl
CitYr
Western Nan--'k0-0i been los.
ing like sixty : but 1 base hopes,
great hopes, Expect 10 De rolling
IN wealth nest year.
Some new enterprise suppose =
NO not exactly. | expect 10 be-
elected sheriff. Mem J0rh Week-
H.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1893-10-12
LI0UOB LICENSE APPLICATION.
Dglo> u DLerk Circuit Cunt
r. Aaysfs Cegalg. Nd
Nuagga 4

Notice j. beFsbY plEen, that TIE flllnK
ing Bsmef peBs Las filed applieaiio1
IOT Lsee0se - ae.i spiniaOas aud feTmei4ied
iiqsors 81 one year friiB. MAJ /, 1893
ApplicaBs: OseaFG Hayden, near Chap
iicp Wharf, ~. nsry's County BID.
fieeboideTs Recommending:
Geo X Garner Jas J Bougb. q Dgugla.
carpeater. W Is Herbert, Geo II Carpenter
james . Blair, y II Dorsey. j + Groenweil
w IL Long, j Clem casDod.
Add that unless e8uze b. sh0wn Ia wsisins
b. tie contrary "a 80 hsfpfe the I7th das
u October. 1913, TIE BoeDse applied ~
will i'e issned. provided the applicant com
ply With ihe requirements ~ tie Law.
JAMES J. GREEN WELL, Clerk
Circuit Court, - Msfy's county. Nd
DtA Z--gfh
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1893-10-12
Fire and life Insurance.

TIE undersigned can place Insurance
on farm property for term policies II yety
low rates In the Royal Of Liverpool, tho
company having tho largest surplus In the
world. No charge for survey or policy
fec. viii visit any portloa " TIC county.
Aiso Life Insurance can be secured In
New York Mutual Life and Mutual lie.
serve Fund Of New York 40 low rates,
10. y. MORGAN,
Dec i2b Agent
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1893-10-12
JOSEPH n. MllBURN,
BUILDER AND CONTRACTORS
leonardtoWn. Md.

Estimates furnished and all work done
promptly and In workmanilke manner.
Also Agent for the Canton Steel Roofing
pcmpany. the best and cheapest roofing In
the world. Samples and prices furnished
on application.
Juue IS So-ffI
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1893-10-12

and aheIeHeE IheTe - -. Mays family
there you alll and Tie
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1893-10-12
Prices Lover Than Ever Before.

We are The safe sBosss 1,th iow
prices IL H0HEEkfs Fsmoms- Yelloss. |, q.
LeLea, Geaatns Ua Dsaln lshaas f,r .,,s.f
boys and nlsass We make speciality ..
this line. Try sbsm.
We are A1iling lafsaias Ia Kama y A,
Punlpr aud LesllHandg Asgses ssd h xtarss
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1893-10-12

a CHILL TOH HEG0ig.-sbe
You know, Reggie, that girls are
being called by The Bamas NJ A0sers
now, and my sister suggested that
] sh0ald be called Thistle,
Heggle Oh, yes, ! sue because
you arc 50 sharp,
Abei oh, 30 sbe said II was be-,
eapse donkey loved me,=B0sf0a
Higbe,
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1893-10-12

Obih0rs,=DaugbteF Oh, faith,
er' . bird just flew into tho paTloT
window, and that's ~ sure sign ~
death 10 the house, WI you drive
him 0ntf
Father We'll, II this IL Young
Addlepaie's regular night for cali.
ing JET The bird stay, II may
moan luck TpHfb,
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1893-10-12
FARMERs' FRIESD PIows No. 8

fredericksburg make. IN LeonaIdlown. a.
I've Dollars and cen eems@. sa.Io.
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Wtbelnt Berger.
MIfreh GrieAtffnnn

SttlBEA DtuluUGtls ZctlHSlW CkIukEs
Nueuf Mieniarn. alfrsb griebnann.
bieten, Der breitflutbenoe Meltperfebr :
oaS MneS er6ffnete ben Dthtert1 etre
rleue, srobartige @eoanfenipelt, bra1te
ibnen eire Site bon lteueu 9toffen nnb
medte aud bel ibneu ienett beiben, er>
re9ten Bulsldlag, Der unlerer .3eit
ei9en lit. 8eionbers Der Romatt.
i9riftlteller un6 Der Wonellift traten
NIT reser1 Offer In oieie t1euetrs geifttgeu
Stromunger, Elm unb TIM MGgemeinen
barf man mobl fasen, bab TIRE Sc
ba~ntenarbett Die 6eutl9e @r3dblunss-
funit anf eine erfreuli9 bobe Stufe 9e,
bradt bat.
Wir bieten beute uniereu4 Neieru
mebrere @ruppen bieier 1euerett beut>
i9en Gutoretl. nnter bener pobl Mfa1l,
der ietnen 9ieblinssfariftteler Der.
treten feben uirb, ur6 ftelet babel
Horb uno Glib bunt 6urdeinanber.
Daraus er9ibt fi9 cine iebr grobe Ser.
fhtebenbeit, bod fritz aliertpdrts eth ge.
metniamer BUG berpor, baS Beitreben,
bas Weien unitrer 3eit 3n e~rfaiien unb
ba8 pielfarbige Bib bon Staat unb
@efellidaft. 6as Rineen unb Gdrnpfen
nod tleuer SrbnIt19 NIB tlerer Nelt.
anldauung m69lidff getreu gum Mns,
ornd 3a brinseu.
Bittor Bfhtb8en iuat bas
Terrain fir feline Romatie n1l6 9iopel.
len NIT Borliebe I'm Worben Deutfdb
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es TT raebr aot.rrb in biefer gegenb bes
SanoeS, alS bon allen anberen 8ranfbeiten
%3ularnmen, nnb Bis in ben lesten Sabrer salt
e. als nabeiIbar. 9iele Sabre lang ertldrten
Dottorsn ibn fiir cine lotale arcnfbeit umb
lar'soen lotaIs 2eilmittel Dor, anb ba fie ibn
nit dr5tlider Bebanblung beftdnbia ntft fus
rirten, ertldrten ite ibn fur unbeilbar. Die
WtHenihaft bat bepieIen, baB &atarrb cine
gonftituttonstranfbeit 1T unb besbalb con-
t%ttutioneue 8ehanbluns erfprbert. Sal's
Ratarrbsaur f~abrisirt BON s. S. @bemep
4 60, 2olebc, Obip, 1T bic einsiae c%onitituss
tionene Rur i'm Marfte. Sic wir6 innerlid
in DOZEN ober 8aben bon 10 lrppfsn bis al
etnem TheeIpfelbop gsnommen Sic fpirft
brett auf bas BIut unb bic iGleimise Obers
fdde bes Spiems. Sic bieten einbunbert
Dollars fur ieben Sal, ben fie 3u furireu Der
teblt. Sabt Gu4 @trcuTare unb 3ereniffe
fommen. Mbre1firt:
5. Gteneb & Go, 3olebo, ..
8etfauft bon Npotbefern, rs Gts.
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ghsophiI Boiling. Gris Mautbuer.
ReinhOlb Drtmann. Balbuir @roner.
ter am ipdrmfter. Telmanr lit 1854
ju Stettin 9eboren. Muh er mar tSn,
rift, nabm aber aus @eiunbbeitsriids
ihten feiheu Nbidieb aus benz @taats,
oienif unb lebt ieitbem metft tint euro,
pdii1en @iiben. Seime @attin lit bic
befannte Mfalertn unb Di9tertn Ser
mine b. 9reuI9en.
@benfaaS Stettiner LIT Der 1S48 ae,
borene 5anS 9offmann, beiien
ltebensmiroi9e Roniare bonn Norben
@uropas bis mad benz fonnisem @rie<
9enlano fihren. Cine ieiner Qieblings-
f9ureu lit Ger oeutihe @gmnaftalleb,
rer, ber fi9 aud In beidranften Ser,
bdltniiien ieinen Sbealisr1as bepabrt,
uno tn weldem er fi9 ielbit fdilbert.
Tbeopbtl 3ollin9, 1849 gu
Scafatt bel Neapel seborer, gebBrt Ser
natiraliitijden S9nle all, bod entbebr
rem ietne Werfe barum ni1t bes poeti.
ihen Duties. Gr lebte ldngere 3eit
als 3ettunssforreiponben III Baris lnb
iibernabm 1881 bic Webaftioa Ser Ser,
liner n@egentpart.4
Spott tnb Satire briiden ben eeiit,
nollen @erfen bes Acknowledgment 8ee
baftsur8 be8 8erliner rMtagasin fir
3tteratur, /" Sris Mautbner, ibren
Stempel auf. Der Mntor lit bon Sc,
burt Elm B0bme, bat aber idon friibe
ietaen Wobniis In Deutidlaib aufse.
i9lagen.
Das 2eben In ben biirserliGen Rrei,
len. bte CT iebr seidtft NIT ben neueiten
Beftrebun9en Der @esentpart In Ser,
btnbung 3u brinseu tpei6, bebanbelt
Retnbolb Srtmann, geborea
1859 In Berlin. @r lit Eein aefudter
Mitarbetter aller bebeutenoei Inter,
baltum9sbtatter.
Spe5ielt niensril4 fiub bic @rsah,
lnn9en BON BaIbuin @roller.
Das 2eben oil Der i10nsn blauen Dos
ilan nit ietnem 9eidtiinn unb leiuem
Stid tn's Yhiliitr05e, feiner Buntbeit
nmo 9etterfeit fann faun1 treffenber ge,
fdilbert iperben als tn ieinetl @erfen.
Der Gutor, beiien eisentli1er ytame
gilbert @olbi1eiber lit, tpurbe 1840 au
Mrab In un9arn geboren. ST erbielt
feline erite Musbilbung In Dresden.
Dod wdblte err ipdter Wien gu ieinen
@obnHs.