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Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-05-03

The Clark IL Potts fourth annual
sale Of fancy, saddle and harness
horses closed Friday morning at II
o'clock. There was not much in
terest displayed Friday and only two
sales were made.
THE CLOSING SALES.
Extra; bay mare, owned by Mr..
Quisenberry, Laddonia, sold to
Maddox & Harrington for $50.
Bird, saddle and harness a by
Wilkes horse. Owned by Jno. w.
Curry, CentraIia, Mo-, sold to w. A.
Miller, Cant, Mo-, for $75.
No. 43, Bessie Linn, saddle mare,
color black; owned by Hawkins Bros,
Bowling Green, Mo-; sold to S. S. We
rams, Columbia, Texas, $205.
No. AZ. substitute; sold to Duncan &
White, Peoria, ILL.,, S97. 80.
No. As, Perry B., saddle and harness
gelding, color brown; owned by r. A.
Potts, Centralia, Mo-; sold to b. w.
Thompson, Cincinnati, Ohio, S115.
No. IS, Beauty, saddle mare, color
bay; ownedl by K. E. Hisey, Mexico,
No.; sold I'd n. B. Marshall, Union
No. so, Miss Artist, saddle and har-
ness mare, celor sorrel; owned by J.
A. Potts. Mexico, NO.; sold to DIR. How
ard, Slater, Mo, 800.
No. 81 was sold to C. F. Clark, Mex
leo, Mo-, for $3.50.
No. %. May Queen. saddle, park and
harness mare, cherry bay; owned by
Glendy & Hisey Mexico, Mo-; sold to
N. B. Marshall, KNOXVILLE, Mo-. sleO.
No. IS, c. F., saddle and harness
gelding, color bay; owned by F. N.
Parker, Skinner, Mo-; sold to C. B.
Dickens, Minneapolis, Mimi, 800.
No. 54, Billy B., saddle and harness
gelding, color bay;pwned by Brown
and Hisey, Mexico, MO; sold to Mad
dox Il Harrington, Galloway County,
STAT.
No. 30, Jap, PAGER, drown gelding,
by Robert Rysdyk, 2:IS IA; owned by
J. A. Potts and T. J. Turner, Mexico,
Mo-; sold to l.. l.. Lyme, Slater, Mo-,
$500.
No. 81, substitute, owned by J.. s.
kendrick, st. Louis, Mos sold to G. E.
Green, Paris, Mo-, 1910.
No. 60, Bobby D., saddle gelding,
color black; owned by 3. A. Potts,
Mexico, Mo-; sold to J. &C. Hughes,
Omaha, Neb., Ss5.
No. "a, Sam Fenton, saddle and har-
ness gelding. color black; owned by
K. A. Potts, Centralia, Mo ; sold to c.
Il. Dickens, Minneapolis, Mimi, S115.
No. 60, substitute; owned by Lee
Bros, Mexico, No.; sold to T. J. Brent,
Kansas City, $I20.
No. &c, Bonnie Laddie, saddle and
harness gelding, red sorreI; owned by
W. II. Leonard & Go, Columbia, Mo;
sold to Maddox q Harrington, Gala
way County, $245.
No. IS, Goldie, saddle and harness
gelding, color black; owned by T. W.
Mcbride, Paris, Mo-; sold to &C. yoor-
HES, Mexico, Mo-, $3.50.
SHETLAND PONIES.
About noon Thursday several
head of Shetland ponies we're sold,
the prices being as follows:
No. 1 sold to D. L. Cooper, of
Paris, Mo-, for s65.
No. 2 sold to r. r. Buckner, of
Auxvasse, Mo-, for $45.
No. sold to Geo. A. Morris, OF
Mexico, for $50.
No. 4, spotted mare pony, 5 years
old, sold TO j. IL. Field, Of Mexico,
for $40.
No. 5, grey gelding, sold to C. H.
Bruce for $50.
No. 6, spotted pony, sold to J. T.
Johnson, of Mexico, for $40.
No. z, brown pony, sold to r. A.
Potts, OF Centralia, for s45.
No. 8, grey gelding, 3 years old,
sold to c. ID. Harper, of Montgom-
cry City, for $50.
No. 8, black stallion, 3 years old,
sold to c. D. Harper, Montgomery
(ity for sS5
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-05-03
@T EERmnN NIL AKE a
NJ BURNS, BRUISES, SCALDS,
- CUTS AND WOUNDS.
"Jaek" Allen Dead.

On Wednesday, April 25th, John
N. (Jack) Allen, formerly of this
county, died at his residence near
Stephens store, Galloway county,
aged 60 years. of paralysis. Mr.. ALLEN
fur u nuIHUer of years lived Just
northeast of Mexico where he owned
a large farm. His large circle of
friends and acquaintance extend
their sympathy to the bereaved wife
and daughter.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-05-03
Children Cry for
Pitchers CastoPia.
Farmers, Take Notice.

| am selling the celebrated john
snn rn~ntinontnl ninn Tnltiunto--H
is greatly improved this season,
having steel axle and pressure
springs, making it the best and most
complete cultivator On the market.
To those who intend buying a Disc
cultivator l will say, l can save you
money.
l am also handling the Plano
Binder and a full line of other i'm
plements. w. S. HATHAWAY.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-05-03

red or roam, or any other color OF
combination of colors. Mr.. Whitney
and his associates have before them
a field that will call into exercise all
their abilities, and the Indicator
wishes them unbounded success.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-05-03
Stock -

C. 4. Holmes, | car of horses to
Kansas City.
]. e. Kirk, ] car OF horses TO
Corydon, 10.
w. E. Hall & San, n saddle
horse to Carthage, Mo. -
Jno. c. Hughes, 1 a of horses
to Omaha.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-05-03
Children Cry for
Pitchers Castoria.

The Rails County Record says:
A. X. Luckie, of Mexico, is erect
ing a 800 monument to the memory
Of M. T. Barley, in Barley ceme-
terry, and will complete the job the
present week. In our next issue
we will endeavor to give a full de-
scription of the work, together with
a brief biographical sketch of the
life of the generous hearted donor
of the beautiful cemetery to the town
of New London.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-05-03

Judge Shell, of this county, made
the LEDGER office a call this norm
ng. Judge Shell is the only sur
vivorofth Florida was of1S36-37 and
is the only survivor of his company
of 1875 who served in the Mexico
war of 1S46-47. The Judge is now
76 years old and is still hale and
hearty.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-05-03
Children Cry for
Pitchers Castofla.

Phil Rebman has examined the
fruit very closely and says that the
report that we would have no apples
is without foundation. The late
frosts injured the early apples,
peaches and pears but the prospect
is now that there will be a splendid
crop of late apples, cherries and
plums. If nothing happens Missouri
will have an unusually good crop of
fruit,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-05-03
Personal.

A young lady of IL summers, high
~ educated, refined, and of prepos-
sessing appearance, desires &c form
the acquaintance of some nice young
man, whom she would advise, If
troubled with dyspepsia, to use that
great blood purifier, Sulphur Bitters.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-05-03
Ohio Imported chesters.

| have a few choice males far
rowed in November; ready for ship
ment; sire and dam recorded l. O.
[. c. record, that l will sell at prices
to suit the times. Call on or ad-
dress S. M. Barre, Maiden, Mo.
~ w
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-05-03

When Baby was SICK, we gave her Castoria.
When she was a Child, she cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss, she chung to Castoris.
When she had Children, she gave them Castoria
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-05-03

tcItlbfe. AtSf ne Nosiiu
rub IL matter would ooze
from the points In ashort
time IL spread over the top
OF his head, then seabs
soon formed on head and
face. We used everything
we could hear Of for nearly
i've months II grew worse
ali the time. j saw your
advertisement of the CuTT-
cuRA REMEDIES In . Chi
cago weekly; We purchased
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-05-03

No other medicine has equalled
Hoods Sarsaparilla in the relief it
gives in severe of dyspepsia,
sick headache, etc.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-05-03
GIVE ATTENTION!
Cyclone! Fire!
Farmers Insurance Co.'S.

How long win you pay tribute to eastern
companiesr
Even the towns and cities are revolving
against the exorbitant rates of the old CON-
panies.
The cyclone season IS at hand ana weather
prophets saw that il Will be the worst on record
So come and insure in a Mutual that now has
over one million dollars and costs less than half
as much as the cid companies
Write for blanks and Instructions or call at
Harper store on Saturdays.
j. n Cross. Sec and Ag't, Mexico Mo.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-05-03
THE FINE SADDLE STALLION,
Diamond MOntrOSe, Jr.,

VIII stand the season of 1894 at my
stables, 10 miles north of Mexico and
1 ga miles west of Molino, at Sl2 to in
sure a living colt; $40 to insure a mare
TN roai. rIoney uuO wuen IacIS are
ascertained, mare parted with or re-
moved from the neighborhood.
Diamond Montrose, Jr., 5o3, was sired
by Diamond Montrose 275, he by old
Montrose, first dam by Jack Sports
man, Jr., he by Caiter's Jack Sports
man, he by La Blanche, he by Bel
Air. For further particulars see Turf
Register.
Diamond M%ontrose, Jr., is 5 years
old, is now full Is hands high, coal
black with two white feet, stands up
well and is a model horse. He was
shown fifteen times in model, fine and
saddle rings since he was 2 years old
and was never beaten but ono in his
class.
a ty,a San .,Jnoa sl,a fsua COMMA T,,tr
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-05-03
CaStOria

aCastoria is SO we'll adapted to chiSre that
1 recommend it as superior toany psa riptsoo
known to me"
n. A. ARCHER, NJ D.,
III So. Oxford st, Brooklyn, N. y
sour physicians in the children's depart
mens have spoken highly of their expert
ence in their outside practice with CastoriA.
ard although we only have among ous
medical supplies what is known as regular
produces, yet we are free to confess that tn
merits of Castor,a has won US 10 o With
favor upon it."
UNITED HOSPITAL AND D~IsPKNsARH,
Boston, Ma
ALLEN C. SMITH, Pres,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-05-03

commenced their use. In three weeks time
there was not q sore or pimple, not even q scar,
and has no signs of the disease. His scalp IL
healthy and he has q beautiful head Of hair,
tSee portrait herewith4
Mrs. OSCAR JAMES, Woodston, Kan.
CUTIEURA cured q Disease which I had three
years. My skin was sore and In cold weather my
face WAS n mass OF scales. The pain 30 intense &
would bring tears I tried every remedy with
little benefit The first application CuiIcURA
gave instant relief. In . few weeks time cured.
EDMUND KERAS,
2lo4i Union Ave. Chicago. III.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-05-03

The last low rate excursion to
points in Texas will leave Mexico
Tuesday, May s. For particulars
apply to E. S. Wilson, ticket agt.
DIV till d
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-05-03
TERRIBLE ITCHING
Skin and Scalp. Tried Everything.
Used Cuticura. In Three Weeks
Not n Scar or Pimple.

When my baby WIS three months Old his cheeks
and forehead began tO break out with white pim-
pies ON red surface. In a few days itchiag COM
lQfueed. which MAS tarrihta Altar ha UnaI,i
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-05-03

II you are worn out, run down
and nervous, Magnetic Neryine will
restore your health. Sold by French
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-05-03
Abe IarimOre!

At eight dollars to insure a living
colt. Money due as above. If paid by
Nov. l, 1895. will give discount OF 10
per cent. on horse and jack.
viii serve Jennets at S25 for Jack
colt and S12.50 for a Jennet colt.
For extended pedigrees of horse and
jack see bills.
viii pasture mares from a distance
at n dollar per month. Care taken
to prevent accidents, but not respcn-
sible should any occur.
Will give a liberal premium to best
colt of horse and jack.
w w Tobnoon
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-05-03
A Familiar Game.

Little Dot-Let us play keep
house.
Little Ethel-All wight. You
petend you are IA lady, and | am
calm on you.
Little Dot-ThatIl be fun. Now
sit down and ask me how | like my
new girl.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-05-03
The BlOOded TrOtting Horse,
PARAM0UN 7,

VIII make the season of 1894 on the
Judge Kendall farm, about four miles
Northwest of Rush Hill, Mo-, at the
low price OF
$500 To Insure.
PARAMOUNT was foaled July "a, 1856;
is a dark brown of perfect form; is 10
hands high and weighs 1850 pounds.
Dam Lady Reel; sired by Smiths son
of John Bull (grandsire of Johnston,
FOG l-4); by Ole Bull; by Pacing Pilot;
blood held in common by Johnston,
2:06 IA; Maud s., EOS "a; Jay Eye See,
2:l0 and the Great Nutwood, 2:lS; sire
Corbin's Bashaw 1862, 2::26 "a; sired by
Amboy 769, 2::26: first dam Black Maria
by Banner Chief; second dam Lamb
mare by Gazan thoroughbred Am
boy by Green's Bashaw 50; by Vernol's
Black Hawk; by Long Island Black
Hawk; by Andrew Jackson; by Young
Bashaw, son OF Imported Arabian Ba-
shaw.
CHRIST. ~JUNGERMANN.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-05-03

The cheapest and the best
Halls line OF millinery.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-05-03

W. G. Sims has two stray mare
mules at his farm, S miles east OF
Mexico. One sorrel and one black,
coming 2 wear old.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-05-03
CaStOrsa.

sCnGepG1a IS an excellent Eledicins Tor chill
azA Mothers have repeatedly ttao me- CT US
eoods6ect upon their children"
DR. G. c. OsGocD,
Lowell, Mass
sCszeoriA Is the best remedy for children OF
waica am acquainted. Ihope the day is not
Ear kotansw when mothers viii consiier the real
hsresso OF their children, and use Castoria in
aba>d Of the various quack nostrtrns which are
deetzusing their loved ones. by forcing opium,
nprphine, soothing .ap and other hurtfui
.~nfa down theis .roats, thercSy sending
Ism 70 prematlE. graves"
DE-. ]. +. KINCRELoK,
Conway, Ark.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-05-03
MISSOURI NOTES.
has a e.late hour law

Sedalia has a slate hour law.
The Slater Kustler has it in for
Gen. Joe Shelby.
The Republicans of La Grange
elected their entire ticket.
The Howard county Democrats
will nominate on June End.
By a large vote Cape Gifardeau
has decided to have water works.
The anne of the Lebanon Repub-
lican has been changed to Review.
Judge Spencer declines to be a
candidate for Congress from the st.
Joseph district.
The Concordia Canning Co., of
Concordia, capital S12 600, has
been organized.
The Democrats OF Inc thirteenth
congressional district will meet at
De Soto June Goth.
The City Council of Springfield
wants to assess nickel in-the-slot
machines $25 per year.
J. S. Lynch, the new UnitedStates
! Marshal for the eastern district, will
take charge of the Office May 1.
Counterfeit two. dollar bills are in
circulation at st. Louis. The work
is excellent, and no M but an
expert could detect them.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-05-03
Mnifinle births Abroad.

In England, Franch and Germany
the ratio of multiple births is Is twins
per 1000, and 100 triplets and eight
bankruptcies per 1000, 900 births.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-05-03
ACHING SIDES AND BACK.

Hin. Kidney, and Uterins P1ins and
Weaknesses relieved h nomfnuto
FfSzR by the Gut3eura Antf-RA1n PfNstess
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-05-03

The case of John Sellers vs.. E.
Kahn, proprietor of the Ringo bar,
in which Sellers sued for 800 DAM
ages o%neaccount of Kahn selling his
son liquor, came up in Squire
James court in Thompson Station
Friday afternoon, and resulted in
q verdict in favor of the defendant.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-05-03

SINCE it costs about $14 a day to
be absent without leave, unless on
account of sickness, there has been
a marked decrease of absenteeism
in the House. The old law should
have been enforced earlier.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-05-03
Cheap Excursion.

Read DR.. Lanoix's card in the
LEDGER,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-05-03

The Monroe City News is now
published by the w. l.. Reid Print
ing Co. MIR. Reid will devote his
entire time to the editorial depart
ment of the paper while E. P. Ely,
a practical printer, will look after
the publishing department. This
is a strong company and we are sure
will keep the News up to its present
hight standard.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-05-03

The centaur Company, II Murray Street, New York City.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-05-03
WORKS WONDERS

CBrIcURk REeoLvESr, the new Hood Purifier.
internally to cleanse the blood of all impurities
and poisonous elemental and CuTIcgRA, the
great Skin Cure, with CUTIcuRA Soar an az
qaistte skin Purifier, externally ito clear the
skin and scalp and restore the hairl have cured
Thousands OF cases where the suffering was
almost beyond endurance. hair ~fIfeless, or all
gone, dieagurement terrible.
Sold throughout Tie world. Pfice, GrfIcuRA.
s0c.; Soar, 9se.; R~xsoEvKEr, u. fofTKR Dsua
\ uHxn. ConP, Sole Pruprietefs, Boston.
g-a How TO Cure Skin Dassasss," mailed frss.
Skin and Scalp purified and beauthsd
\ b. CurIcpkA Soar. Abooluteiy pure.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-05-03
THE SALE CLOSES.
Another as Good Will he Held in the
Spring Of 1895.

The Clark & Potts fourth annual
sale Of fancy, saddle and harness
horses closed Friday morning at II
o'clock. There was not much in
terest displayed Friday and only two
sales were made.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-05-03

ALLEN C. SMITH, Pres,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-05-03

w. W. Johnson
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-08-08
3, aieie Wianner!

Gin iunger @bemann, behen SSran
ettpas siferiii6tig mar, mar bon Ietner
Grbolung5reiie Suriidgetebrt our ltes
benben Satin. sic iaBen naA LAM
ger 5rennllng bebaglih BEL chamber;
iie tdnOslte nit isiner 6anO unb 5og
ibm babel fpielenb ben Hing BON fletz
men Singer; elm tpeiBer 9dutitreifen
tpurbe fi9tbar. nWie 0u Derbrannt
bif, feb bo9!" rief bis iunge Srau
unb 5eigte auf Die our4 ben aing gez
i9iibt seipeIene un0erbrannte Ste1e.
Ieugieris 5os fie ibm nun aud ben
gbering ppm 8olbfinger; bier dber
mar aber bic 9aut ebenfO gebrdunt
tpie font auf Der 6ano, oenn Der
Gbemann bate ben Srauring tpabz.
renb Der NeiIe i'm portsmonnuie gez
habt! Die junse Srau reimte iih aud
bic SADIE rihtis suIammen uno oisie
gntDedung bat Die SSreube oss Wiez
berIebens getrubt. - Die Sonne
bru9t es an ben Sag!
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Mebr als "a Sabre iinb iiber bas
5aupt bas Yapites 2eo bes Drei3ebnten
babinsegangsn. Der ehripiirbige Greis
ift iiter als Der .eiisrne1 Ranoler Biss
mard nnb ipenn glei1 feline 2ebensS
fraft, i'm Derbdltnib 3u ieinem boben
Mlter, nod beoeutenb 1T, 10 tam Der
Sag bod ni9t mebr fern iein, an fDel<
Diem aud e. Der Natnr ben leBten Sri<
but tpirb be3ablen miiiIen, 2eo Der
Dreiaebnte, @ioadtnp gsecci, am 3.
MGr3 1910 gu garpinto RomanD geboz
rem, lit Der 264. Yapit un5 am 2. Mdr3
1873 na1 benz Sobe pius oes Neunten
dls folner getpdblt iporben. Wdhrenb
feiner Megierung bat er eine ebenio umz
fdf1enbe ipie energi11e SbGtigteit entz
tpidelt; bieielbe trat aber in buraaus
mtlben Tormen gu Sage. Dnr9 bic
@rnsnnung gemdbigter garbindle trie
Jran9i, Saeobini gu Staatsfecretdren
befunbete ct feline NerfObnlibfeit ben
Md9ten gegeniiber, tpelde Der fatbolis
f9en Rir9e entsegensetreten tparen.
Mls iein Saupttperf muB Die 8eenbiz
gung bes iogenannten gulturfanpfes
II prauBen angsfeben perben, aus pels
dem ct als Steger bertorging. Wfit
benz beutI6en Rei9e lebte 2eo Der
0reiaebnte na9 8ismard's gntgegenz
tpnlmen in gutem ginpernebmen nnb
i'm Sabre 1887 bemiibte er fih, bic
Mei9stagsfraction bes Gentrums BON
ibrer regierunssfeinbliden politit abz
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gbenio tpurbe audi bic originene,
ettpa aus benz fiinf3ebnten Sabr6un<
bert ftammenbe MuIif, tpelbe gum
Marfd unb 9ans Der 9aller Saldiie=
Der geipielt tpirD, Dor Dem unteraang
betpahrt.
Die Muffiibruns beg sanaes 1T folz
genbe:
Oie foitiimirten Muiifanten iinb
nit Srommel unb Querpfeife ber1e=
ben. Inter ben 8ldngen bie1sr Muiif
DDlIaiebt fih Der Mufmarfh Der paare,
bic nun um bic 5pielleute einen Rreis
aieben, in ipel4em man tan5t. Der
SanaenDe nimmt bic r9ofjungfer"
aii9tig nur beim fleinen Singer unb
fommt ibr aud pdbrenb bes San3es
iliemals nGber. Drei groBe S9ritte.
9rommelpirbel, 5tpei tleine 5dritte,
nobel iicb Der Siebersbur11e gegen
bic 6ofiungfer febrt 10 ungefGbr lit
biefer Heibentana, babel bur1aus
ernitbaft linb itilI. SreunDlih biirfsn
Die Sanasnben fAon iein, aber ipre~
den ober gar laden unb iaun3en,
ipiirbe fich ni4t fdiden. ibnen iogar
aur lInebre gerei6en.
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Gmpfanastage, nod cpmpiieirte Soma
mertpiletten, nod lurnriDIe HinDerbe<
fleibung cine bsfonbere 8orliebe hegen,
fpnbern bab iie einfad ee5ipunsen
iinb, in biefsn 9ingen mit5ubdlten,
neil eben aIIe anberen 8efannten es
aurh tbun inb man unmDsli9 cine
Musndbne MAIDEN. nod binter ben
Mnberen 3uriid5teben fann.
nnb barin liegt meiner Mniidt nuh
bic unperliegbars auelle Der allerbdlz
fieiten Nerpsnleiben uno nernoien 3uz
ftdnbe unIerer armen nerpDfen Srauen,
In bieler angItlichen 4ufrehtbaltung
Der Melt bes 59etnes, in Der pflege
zines unedten 2urus, Der nur au bsm
einsn 3pede porbanben lit, nm bic
Mnoeren 81 blenben unb gu tduIAen.
llnb Niemanb bat ben Wiutb biefer,
namentli9 in Mmerita Bis 5umWabn=
finn burhgefiibrtsn Welt bes lururiOz
fen S6eines, entgegen5itreten, iid oaz
bon su emuncipiren unb 10 leine eiaez
men Nerpen unb bic feiner Na9tom~
men au f9onen uno gu fhiiben: Sene
sSrau, Die tpeber 0prbereitungsn fir
ben nssSour" mod fir Sommer=9otelz
gusftattunsen, nod fir unbsrniinfti=
aen Sunderland gu treffen bat, miro
al bic bun,it berbunoenen HerDenerre=
aungen permetoen uno odburh audi
ben 3inbern ben 9(nblid oieIer anz
ftedenben franfbaften 3uitdnbe erIpa=
rem. Oenn Ntbts tbeilt iih 10 1nnsa
nit, als Nerpolitdt; 1T Die Wutter nerz
bDs, 10 Fat ibr aebnid6riges 5D4terz
den fiaer audi Idon Nerpen, unb Biz
es berangetpahTen lit, itebt es Der
Mutter ficbsr niht an Nerpoiitdt nab,
bieneidt iibsrtrifft ba5 5arte 5rdulein
bic Mtutter fogar nod an nerpDIer
&et3barfett.
ga, aber no ion bas enben? 8enn
ar bic nerbDien 5ruuen ibr nerbDies
Sreiben fortieben, ibre gferpen INNER
mebr abipannen, bd bleibt ia fir bic
fpmmenben Generationen nihts peiter
iibrig, ais slei9 ebenIopielen nanbelnz
ben serriitteten Nerpenbiinoeln ibr nerz
bDies OaIein au friitsn.
gDir 9llle ftreben nah Jreibeit uno
MAIDEN uns bod 81 Sflaben elmer
fiinitli9 aufsebaufdtsn Welt bes luz
ruriD5en S9eines, Die unfere 8eiunos
belt untsrsrdbt, neil tie uniere gferpen
franf maht. Warum tparen uniere
@rpBmiitter unb lbnsn trob bes gros
BEN 3ipberIegens ni6t nerpOs? Weil
iie in i9li9ter ginfadbeit lebten unb
alfo 3eit batten, ltd in aLer Gube Der
Graiebung ibrsr ainoer gu tpiomen,
anftatt ibre &rdTte in Der beitGnoigen
Sorge fir Sanb uno &ufpub oes Be-
bens gu bereeuben. 8er oem 2urus
bulbigt auf Soften Ieiner Nerbtn, Der
bege6t Elm l1nreht an ii6 isl6it unb
feinen &tnbern, benn 6rieoen uno
Seiterfett entflisben aus jenem 5Guie,
bsTen 2eiterin vnerp0s" lit unb Die
5aupturia4e berNerooiitGt entf4tpinz
bet in benz Nugenblids, ND mir aufz
h0ren, Die Hudit1ten gegen Die Nu=
Bennett als oberite Rt1t1hnur gelten
au laIIsn. Wenn mir 5rauen Derluz
6en pol1ten, bic entIeblths NerOo'itdt
aus bem 0auie 5u berbannen, uno
mebr uns Ielbit, bsm Gatten uno ben
&tnbern gu lsben, pirben mir CUR
syeitigung bss pabren Sdmiliengliids
unenbli9 piel beitragen, oenn nerbDie
Trauen itno tpsoer ielbit 5ufrieben,
mod fDnnen ite 3ufrieoenbett uno
Slid I'm fi4 perbreiten.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-08-08
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lie n,iibten tn Der Mpbe hinier Der SUE
gsnb auriidfteben, ipdbxenb bic iiingeren
Damen ipieber faeen, es 9abe In Be@
treff Der Srabt unb &1eioung feine alz
ten Oanen nlebr. Sbatiade tit, odb
Die beatise Mobs nit eroBer Greigebiss
felt audi fir bic dlteren 0unten forgt
unb bdb fie Die @rensen Der perfhies
benen Qlltersitufen nit leihter 9anb
pertpil1t. Die beutise Wfobe forbert
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5rdu, ipun Iie Elm setpiHes Ilter err
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nit elmer 9aube bebede, iie min biel@
mebr oas 6aar burh cine rationale
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frdftis erhalten tpiifen, bamit bie9aube
nur BON pirflidb bohRjabrten Damen
ober aus @sIunbbsitsrid Iidten getras
gen tperbs. Dieter fir dltere Damen
friibsr unerldBlihe puBsesenitano 1T
osnn auh heuts 3u einem aus Spiben,
ssebern unb 8lumsn bsItebenben 6aar1
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III 9e5ug auf Die 9aarfriiur 1T bic
Mobe dlteren Oamen segeniibsr iebr
entgeeeafonlmsnb, bsnn Die Gubere gra
ideinung elmer Srau 1T BON beltimmen=
bem GinfluB Bel ber SSrifnr. Gs gibt
biete 5rauen in ben fiinfsiger eSabren,
a1To obne 3tpsifel dltere Samen, Die
10 jugenbfriIa uno frobgemutb ins Ssz
BEN I6auen, bab es abluro pdrs, poas
ten fis Iim Der berri9enben Wtooe entS
gsssn frtiiren. SelbItoerTtdnblid iperz
ben feinfiiblige Oamen ieoe auffallenbe
SriIur, bdneenbe 3OpFe II. bgl. ooer
gar turs ssf9nittenes Scar bermsiben,
umiomebr, penu bielleiht bliibenoe
Sinoer um tie ber Elm iihtbares 3eusz
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ben dlteren Oamen trpboem nod iebr
biel 9iibi6es iibrig, unb ii9 ni4t porz
aeitig aft MAIDEN, beibt nod lanse ni9t:
ii9 jung MAIDEN tpollen!