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VAST No ruue

New York Sun:-Soutll Dakota nov
claims the record for quick conrtship
and marriage, to file away with her
notable divorce EXHIBITS. A young mar
moved to the town Of Elk Point two OF
three weeks ago. lie arrived there on
Thursday, and on the following Sunday
he attended church. There he met a
young woman, and during service "they
at once took to each other" Hp accom-,
panied her home. and on the way made
love to her, proposed marriage and
was accepted. At noon Monday the
couple were married and before nightfall
they were on their way to the young
mans nome in Wyoming. The young
woman is the daughter Of a stock raiser
near Elk Point. and the young man pro.
duced evidence Of his respectability.
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Bru1c rs All Right.

Oacoma Gazette:-Our sister county,
Brule, is fast coming TO the front in the
irrigation enterprise; and, in the matter
of irrigation by artesiaE wells, it Is to be
the banner county. She now supports
th~irty-four gushers, with Others under
way. There are twelve private wells in
the counrv. from which 1000 acres of
Brnle's fertile soil will be watcrpd. There
is a fright future for Brute cnnl,iy. Ly-
man county has the same rich soil, is
undertake with the same water supply,
and just at present the prices Of Lyman
county land is such TO make it an object
to carry this enterprise also on this side
of the Missouri river. !.
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Jas. Byrne shipped a car of steers tc

Jas. Bvrne shipped a car Of steers to
Sioux City and two cars Of lambs to
Chicago Wednesday. The Byrne Bros.
fed the lambs for the past 80 day on
corn and succeeded in making them
gain on an average 10 pounds each and
the two loads averaged 80 pounds.
Mitchell Repuhiican;-Men who have
kept pace with the many artesian wells
being put down in this part Of the state
say that in Dawson, Aurora and Bruie
counties 100000 barrels of water are
being poured out on the ground every
day. And all the wells in this part OF
the state are not down yet. in fact
farmers now have just commenced to 60
for water for irrigation.
The mother Of Mrs. A. C. Whitbeck
Catherine Horton, died on Christmas
| eve at III o'clock. Mrs. Horton has made
her home hero with her daughter since
| April 1891. and was 65 years old. Mr
and Mrs. A. C. Whitbcck accompanied
| the remains to Nashua. Ia, Thursday
morning. The interment will take
place at Nashua. Mrs. Horton had r,apy
friends here and elsewhere who wal
learn with regret her loss.
A good story is told on an Iowa
cashier. A Young lady went into the
bank to get a draft and had a couple OF
chickens with her. The towels had then
legs tied together and she laid them on
the counter While she waited for The
draft. The cashier was busy and wa
afraid the chickens might flop around
and break something. 'Do you suppose
they will lay there" he politely asked
the young lady. "Oh! no sir" she re.
piled, Gushing deeply they're both roos1
ers. 'Tne cashier tainted.
A minister once, so the story goes
started a church in a western .own, but
! for want of %pecuniarY support was soon
obliged to abandon it. His farewell ser
mon to the lukewarm brethren was
characterized by more heat thar
eloquencc. He ended thus: "At the last
day the Lord will say to st. Peter, where
is your tlock?.' and st. Peter will say
Here Lord and so all the shepherds car
answer. But when lie asks me, Where
are your sheep? how will | feel when
compelled to reply. Lord ! havn't any
mine are all hogs"
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The lost Popular 1aigh wns of Trayci
penetrating the principal cities Of the
east--t|le shortest line between Chicago
and Boston with solid through trains 10
New York city via. Ft. Wayne. Cleveland
and Buffalo and the only line via these
cities having colored porters on its first
and second class day coaches at the dis
posal OF its patrona. ia the Nickel Plate
Plate R0ad, whose %unexceiled train ser
vice and and most liberal rates have
long been recognized by east-b0und
travellers. J.Y. Callahan. GpnI Agent.
Chicago. III. Memo ia
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Slr,in Claus

has INDUCED the Nickel Elste Road t,
sell excursion tickets at very LOW rate
to all points on It's line between Chicag,
aud Buffalo during the Holidays. Ticket.
at one and II third fare for the rOunt
trip. Special excursion dates Dee. "a
25, 81 and yan.1 good returning unit
Jan 2, For further information addrcs.
j. Y. Callahan, G. A. Ill Adams st. Chi
cag0, LII. Aremo lib
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itaIax DO A. Nuch Cor You.

Mr.. Fred Miller, Of Ewing, Ill, writes
that he had a severe kidney trouble for
many years, with severe pains in his
back and also that his bladder was
effected. He tried nancy so-called kid
ney cures but without good results.
About a year ago he began use of Elec-
trio Bitters and found relief at once.
Electric Bitters is especially adapted to
cur Of all kidney and liver troubles and
often gives almost instant relief. One
trial will prove Il statement. Price
only SO cts at +. E. Miller's Drug store,
il
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Geo. w. Jenkins, editor Of the Santi
Marie Cali Times. in speaking of tn.
various ailments of children said: "Whel
my children have group there is only one
that is Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. Il
possesses some medical properties tina,
relieve the little sufferers Immediately
1t is. in my opinion, the best congs
remedy in the market" If this remei,
is freely given as soon as the Group
cough appears it Will prevent the attack
1t is also an Ideal remedy for the whoop
ing cough. There is no danger in Civ
ing it to children, as it contains natllns
injurious. For sale by f. e. Miller
Druggist.
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Ho,,dax Excurs1on n,,c.

The G. M. 81 ST. Paul will sell tickets to
all points within 600 mile Of this station
Dec. "a, %, 81 and Jan. i. for one fare
and a fifth for the round trip. Tickets
good until Jan. 9, inclusive.
The NATIONAL Cycle Exhibition will
be held in Chicago. JAN, 4 to II. 1885, at
at Tattersall's. Tie G.. NJ. Il St. Paul
will make a rate of n and one-third
fare on the certificate plan.
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II You See tin the Graphic Bet On 1t.
LOCAL AND

Happy New Years!
Smoke Rose Tips"
Prepare to turn over that leaf.
The fine weather still continues.
Were ycu remembered by Santa Claus?
LID. Waterbury Was in Mitchell Sat-
urday.
An interesting letter by Louis Runyon
in this issue.
B. C. Huddle was down from Gam
Valley Sunday.
w. II. Bowles LEFT for Parker this
Friday morning.
Earnest Mohr left this morning for a
visit in Alexandria.
w. H. McKittrick was up from Cham
berlain Wednesday.
Buy your coal at Blodgett's. Price and
quality always right.
Genuine Hooking Valley and Whining
ton coal at Blodgetts
The stores seem to have pretty well
sold out their holiday goods.
Miss Libbie Ochsner arrived Wednes-
day evening from Sioux City.
A lack OF news this week can be attri-
buted to the EDITORS absence.
B. w. Ryan was here Christmas visit
ing with relatives and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. r. Than are expected
home this-SaturdaY-evening.
c. s. Blodgett has Iowa corr for sale
at 25c. and Csc; Iowa oats, 90 cents.
w. w. Orcutt, of the Ochsner & Orcutt
company, Sioux City, is here for a short
visit.
Roger Kinsella and Charley Davis
attended a dance in Puk. Wednesday
night.
The history Of this country fails to re
cord finer weather than we have had up
to date.
Mrs. j. w. circuit and children were
the guests Of j. P. Beebe and family on
Christmas.
Frank Wattawa returned Saturday
from Rock Valley, Iowa, where he has
been on a visit.
Fred Lumbnrd assisted Manager
Drake at the Ochsner drug store the
first OF the week.
Thomas Quirk and B. H Jerrens at.
tended a dance in Plumner township
Wednesday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. Harvey and daugh.
ter, Of Sioux City, are here visiting will
MIR. and Mrs. H. f. Harvey.
Mrs. Geo. i. Smith and three of the
children have gone to Calllope, Ia, tt
remain through the winter.
Parker New Era:-Mrs. w. II. BowIes
of Kimball, is visiting with her nother
brothers and friends in Parker.
The GRAPHIC is indebted to Geo. B
Savage for some valuable assistance as
pressman today as we'll as last Friday.
Irrigator Meserve went through to
Chamberlain Saturday night en- route
from Alexandria where he delivered a
lecture on irrigation.
A. B. Da!rymple. ono Of Buffalo
county's enterprising citizens and fore
most stockmen. was here on business the
first Of the week.
hIr. Charley OchsneI, accompanied hy
Miss May Coughlin, arrived Wednesday
evening from Carthage aud will remain
for a few days visit.
Louis Walker Jr. had the misfortune
OF breaking an arm Tuesday night. The
break was set by DR.. King who was
assisted by f. W. Smith.
A"Swfde" is reported to have been
killed in the office OF the Ochsner Hard
ware company Christmas night. Ben
is believed to have been the chief lnsti-
gator.
DR.. King was troubled with his eyes
last week. Saturday he was unable to
leave his rooms, but has recovered suti :
GENTLY to allow him to attend to his
duties this week.
A dance will be given at tho opera
house New Years eve. The hall will be
decorated and the boys are preparing to
make it tie most plea SAINT party OF the
season. Good music will be on hand
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The popularity of Ghamherlain's Cougl
Remedy and the high esteem in which i
is held leads Us to believe it to be al
article of great worth and merit. W,
have the pleasure of giving the ex-
perience OF three prominent citizens o
RedOnlo Beach, Cal. in the use of th,
remedy. Mr.. A.E. Trudell says: 81 hav,
always received prompt relief when
used Chamberlain's Cough Remedy.
Mr.. James Orchard says: II am salts
fed that Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
cured my cold" Mr.. j. NJ. Hatcher says
"For three years | have used Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy in my family an,
its results have hssn satisfactory.H Fol
sale by +. e. Miller, Druggist.
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The Ideal Panucea

James L. Francis. alderman, Chicago
says: II regard DR.. Kings New Dis
cOvery rs an Ideal panacea for coughs.
colds and lung complaints, having used
II In my family for the past five years,
to the exclusion of physicians prescrip-
tions or other preparation"
Rev. John Burgus, Keokuk, Ia, writes:
Episcopal Church for 90 years or more,
and have never found anything SO bene-
fetal, or that gave me such speedy rcliet
free at f. L. Miller's Drug Store. G)
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pronounced a Great k;cu.ca:

bad the pneumonia eight years ago
which left my lungs ip bad condition.
used the White Wine Of Tar Syrup YOU
sent me, and am greatly benefited.
gladly commend it as the best remed,
for consumption or weak lungs in any
form ! have tried. hope you will sup
ply our druggist, Mr.. German, at Cahool
Mo-. as | would like more OF it. Rev
John W. Brown. For sale by F. Z
Miller, Druggist.
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So thorough is tine excellence OF Ayers
Hair vigor that it can be used with bene-
fit by any person. no matter what may
be the condition Of the hair, and, in
every case, it occasions pleasure and
satisfaction, in addition to the benefit
which comes from Its use.
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To the aged, with their poor appetite.
feeble circulation, and impoverished
blood, Ayers Sarsaparilla is a boon be-
yond price. Its effect is to check the
ravages Of time, by inVigorating every
organ, nerve and tissue of the body. See
Ayers Almanac for the new year.
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For over FIFTY Years.
Pulmonary, CONSUMPTION

H51kt"HHEE NUHSUhIVtIUW.
My wife has been troubled with weak
lungs ard was pronounced to be in the
last stages OF pulmonary consumption.
she commenced taking White Wine Of
Tar SyfnD and received relief at once
md is now using the fourth bottle and
her health is better Than for many years.
We chearfnlly recommend it to all.
Brcokings Station Mo. Rev. j. r. Fly
Susan +. Fly.
For sale by +. L Miller, Druggist.
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Z. n, VOLTS

Among the new things we wish to call
special attention to in this weeks issue
are Cohocton BuckWheat flour, Canada
Maple Syrup, pure Baswood-blossom
II ney, Fancy Prunes. Snedipss Raisins,
Granherfies, Olives. Figa. Dates, Mush-
rooms. Full Cream Wisconsin Cheese.
and Nuts of all kinds by the wholesale,
AT 4. HI. wOlf,s.
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Deal.

From now until Jan. l, 1886, / will, in
addition to the checks given with each
q cent purchase OF jeweiry, give in with
for every dollars worth OF goods pur-
chased. After the distribution OF the
checks the one holding the create t
number Of checks gets the SIS music
box. j. II. Wolf.
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Buck1en,s arnica saIve.

The best salve in the world for cuts
ru' sas, sores. ulcers, salt rheum, feyc.
! ores, letter, chapped hands. chilblains
corns and all skin eruptions, and posi-
lively cures piles, or nc pay required. I
Is guaranteed to give satisfaction OF
money refunded. Price % cents per box
For sale BY 4. E, Miller.
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Sewina., Sewinp!!

Anyone desiring sewing can secure
MY services at $1A0 per day. Work
guaranteed. Make calls at The residence
nj e.. Reynolds,
t7pS-2W Miss MATTE BARBER.
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Doilies, Center pieces, Tray Clothes
Pillow Shams, and splasliers ut Morris
Sisters.
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WANIId aalse S r5xa tT RI ss1,h H.. E]entienen % o.
tablished:. reliable house. Salary $3.50 and ex.
penses.. Steady position. Enclose references
and self-;sddressed STAMPED envelope The Do.
minion Co.. Third Floor Omaha Bldg Chicago.
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psleo nifde 3pinabsrrfhaft ouftrat
un0 iie btIieate. Mber:
W{it Grltauueu uno nit @rauen
E.rkc,,in A:n

D}t Gr'tauuen uno nit @rauen
9aten's Die Sitter unb @bilTrausn,
nainlif1 6ieie 8clfse! bebunG, unit nid1t
alsiu oieie, ionbsrn aud, bic Yfoffen
oler stattiluneen, bsfonhsrs ober bic
romil6en, un0 Der uhfsblbare papft
batte eS iebr eili9, Elm Sabr mad Der
Sdla6t non Waterlso BEN sSciuiteu-
Sr6en Diebsr bet3uiieuen, nam;t lliht
etsua burd) bic seiufeitige Yernanbess
Gr3iebuNs" bos 9rlt tsnt 80 ters
pfenHig" uerloren ginge llao aud
Der gan3en perfn69erteu geamteu.
melt, beloHhers aber Der 1ulfiihen.
flapperten bic 3dbne bel benz @gbau.
ter, pas aus benz rbeidrdntten Inter.
tbaAens sWeritdnoe" nerbea folle, loenu
oae goIt oenteu Itrnte. 9a t6nntc
alio nur bie fir 9Ii9e @bribs
tnug helfsn, bic man .Relision
nannte; bic e5 eahIih ias Sdhre bes
0eils 1854 Der f6aisli9 .lddlii.beu unb
tonigli1 'baprii4sn &egierung eiufisl,
ben llhterrldt in Den Natur mifIsu,
ihafien auf ben Sebrer, 5eminaren au
Der bteten II, neil fie nbie Menldea
uon 8ott ablDsnbig nlahen". Ha
puBte i'd bonn, haB bic &ndldrittss
partei tibergei9nappt lei, benn etmas
Summerss tonnte lie ni6t erfinben.
Cine seiniettige yerftanbss graies
bnng" 1T fiderlid ni9t bas Aidbtiae,
oenn Ile fann, ME ieoe @inieitiateit,
aur our6 gernabldifeuug bet anbes
rem Seite errei9t peroeu. unb nid1t
onein europa bat bies erfabren, Ions
bern aud Inerifa. Ober glaubt man,
cab bier Die &eoensart bpni va(lmdd,ti.
gen Dollar" cbne urfade auftommen
tountes gun Slid ruff ieoa9 iraeno
elite ueberireibun9 iofort ben Wioers
ipru9 btrpor unb gew0bnlitb lit es cine
frs@e 4euBernng irgeno gines bon
Oenen, bic i'm &Obr iiBen uno fi6 pfei.
ten i9netoen, bic benz Safe ben 90.
ben einIdIdgt. So bari fi6 aesrpSi
oas papittbum fur bic Reformation
bel benz grobmdulisea Nbiabtrdner Sc.
sel bsaanten; benn guiber NOR nod 10
bel9rdntt frnmm, bob er einige Sabre
8uoOr gang autd1tie bic 5tuf,a uor
Der petsrsfir6e in &cm auf ben &nien
lInaufruild1ie. Sas fur9tbar leidts
linniae WOrt Der pompaoour: u9fad1
nnS bic Stnbflutbl" beiGmor mirflid
bic SiinbfIut5 Der fran36lifden @euo,
luton berauf. uab bas tlbermi,aiae
Wori elmer iiioi6en 3eituas, bes, ,9id.
mono Gnquirer" i'm Sabre 1860:
,,Stlaoerel 1T o:r natiirli@e 3uitanb
oeS Nrbelters, glsidbiel, oh ltmara
ooer weiB." 0ffuete bem Gorben bic
4ugcM unb perni6tete bic Stlaoerei.
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Yaftpr Wibbp,ts.
Seim tnappes Gntriunen ppm 3'obe
Our6 dronii6e Malaria.

8oB pe rusna dronifde WiaIaria
BELT. bebarf teines neiieren 8spsiles,
ols bte SauieHbe BON 3eusniKeu b4nf.
tarer Potitnten. Das 3eugnib beg
NoFuy @bt oNs, foS uuten folgt, fam
uls MalteI oerienigen gelten, bic mir
!1sl.:5 eI5al.en:
Gp4uideen 0eiIi @rabe ent!ilTen
bur6 ben Sebrau0 fsa Yt.rusaa, nerf
id ni6t ltuQsr 50atrn, pies abnen
fdriftli9 mit5ntgeIleli. So bin @ejit
liGer BEN gerif uno YaHor Der bieit
gen st. 4oaIIs airde. Qegfe5 6rtib.
iabr bsfam i'd ea5 Maldriafieber na1
eiuem idmeren 9lrfa[le Der Grippe.
8iele meiner Grsunoe unb Mitslisoer
Der STRIDE gabsn mid auf alS boh-
nuusslos. Sd mar bis gum STE.
lett abgemagert unb biliete moGen.
laug bas 8ett, unb mar in benz
@laubeu, baB i'd nie mebr 9eiunb
peroen miirae. bod, @ott iei
Dant, begaan i'd nit bem @ebraude
SbreS pes rl no uHo beute fann
i9 wabrbeitsgetreu iagsn. baB es feline
anbere WlebiSiH mie Ps=ru na qiebi.
Sd werbe alle bri, fi6en Nnfra9en be.
anttuorten uno ben S6reiberu mittbeis
len, bob pesrusna bic Weoi3iu mar, bic
mir baS 2eben reitete. @s lit bic bette
Webi3in in bet Welt.
Reb. 5. :. @ibbons.
Saflanb, 2eras.
Die pesru.na Srug Manufacturing
9ompanp, Columbus, Sbio, mirb Elm
Bud iiber Malaria fret an Seben Der.
fsnben, Der lid barum meIbet. Srogeu
sic Sbren Apotbefer llad ben. Bes1u no
9aIenber ftir 1896.
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0ie iebiae Generation

lest NIT iie ibt on raid,
seRt 5H irdt ,ur Rube, itebt ntat frhb senus auf,
tendRt nnr = eiOsr maiien mir fascn taut gu piel
&aead. Die GoIsen fnb DpspepFe, ber ge.tua
mannlter araft unb Stdrte, welhc unIere gorfabren
aussst6uete, unit porseitiseS gltmetben. Oas bette
uno etn3se Wftttel sesen bteie uebsdnbe cas- f@er.
lid ueannal uner se9n blIt, III rssclmdB.se eetens.
petie, senhsenbe 3eit gum @enus ben Mabl,etten,
mdbtses &audbeH, pcufdueissr ger,iat auf sauta=
bad unb cine ipftematti9e Sur nit Sotetter'S Was
9enbttierS. Wiansel an WtpeltanhS raft, Dpspepie,
@eroriitdt unS Siioitdt iinb nur Spmptome ees SHs
Eanees, ben nareselmdstqe eebenewetfe CUR Jolse
tetS sau5 beipnbers seesnst. Gbenic btre er,p, 1T
es d' erfobtunsssemdb Sesen Fteber auer Grt, Ntes
Iens uno Hlalenletbeu uno rbeumattI@e S&mersen.
Hetcnpales1suten
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Ser @siit oes @teuitben.
Don Gbso. 5ielitlsr.
Ill

Der 8eritanb, bas ,Gegtil6".
8erm0gtu, # ieood. ieiner Natur
nad, einteitig. neil es bic 2lubens
melt gleidIam nit geiltigen Sdnoen
,besrsift'. unb alIO bieielbe ni9t nur
su ertennen, fonhern au6 auf He einsu.
tpirfeu iu@t, ie6oa nur iir f6 ODER
allenfalls aud nod fir bic @einis
gen. Dieter einfeilige 8ertl NJ III
es alio. ben mir al8 ben @rnno unb
bic Queae beS .@soismus". noer anf
! gut Geuifb, Der Selbitiu6t. bic
nur 8Ortbelle fur bas eiaene 5elbf,
bic eigens pstipu, iu9t, su betro9
ten baben. g@orum obe,2 Weil fol,
dem ~eiAieiiisen4 8srranoe bas sc.
|gengewi6t felt Worlu aber
befebt bies2 @infa9 III Der Gdbig
teit, bic QuBerwelt, unb pOr allenl bic
Wenf6en, ober aud Die uns hinge
benbe Natur. auf uus einmir.
ten 3n laifen. Sur beHsrtn gr
tldrung molten mir einmol p.eber oil
oas fleine Sinh auriidbenfen, Don bef
fen gsOba@iuus in seiitiger entipide
lung mir ausgegangen iinb. Was
uoren bod bic @nfdnge9 Bon seiten
Der nmgebung ober Der MuBenpslt mar
eS elm Sin bru d anf einen Der flnf
Sinne; nOn Seiten bes 9inbes nar eS
bic 6dbisteit Dber baS Yerm6een bies
len Ginbrud 3u empfinben; ollo
bas gmpfinbuugs, 0;ymogsn.
Gus beiOeu 3uiammeu eatiiebt. pie aus
Stabl uno Senerfein Der
Gunte. 10 bier bic Wabrnebmuna.
Aber aud Der 3unbsr muB ba ittn,
unb baS III tie natiirl'6e 9lnlaqe;
benn us bic ,Iuldee" gum 6sfbaitsn
6es geiftig grmorberen fetIt, ba iii
stabl uns Stein, Gsrh@ld uno Gm-
pfinbung perlOrea. u feias Wa0r.
nebmung. unb fOlsli6 feine Nufrert.
iamteit, feline NnfGouune, tein llrtbeil
unb feiu @ebddtuiB iiab mogIi6; benn
oue folgenben Borgdnge iinb ia nur
WteberbDlu lungen Der eriteA gei.
ftiger 3bdtigteit. cbgIei9 auf b b 3 c.
rer Stufe.
Was bem einieitigen GerHambe alio
feblf. bas lit cine eniipreneube Nuss
biloung Der @mpfinbung. NIs
3ouReau cine q 9iidte br5ur 81 a.
tur, aus benz berbun3ten, uerl6n6r.
telteu 0Dlfsleben bes poligen sabr.
bunbertS oerlangte; als bic groBen @rs
aieber 8aiebom, SolBmann unb peHa.
loa3i bem 8OIfsleben cine before
@runblage, bur9 cine naturgemdBere
er3iebung, 5u geben perlu9ien; als
Sabn unb @utbSmutbs bic f0rperIite
ausbiIbune alS uotbweabia ertann.
ten. neil rtur i'm geiunben 86rper eiH
gefunber 8eift mobnen t0nue; als enb.
lid Der beutide pbiloiopb 6i6te Die
rationale Wiebergeburt 9eutihlanb8
ebenfaQs nur BON elmer beNeren Bolts.
er3iebuug eruartete, ba iab man Iid
brtiben i'm Orange Der Notb beranIabt,
iunge 2ebrer au8 preuBen ou peita,
lO33i in bic Sdwei3 au ienben, um
bort neue before Wetboben beim In.
terridt 3u lernen. Die a6nigin 2oulie
bic beler fab ols ibr dugitli6er Wann,
begiiniiigte bic neue BeweJuuL bic
nit ben &eformen i'm 5taatsleben,
nit bsr Befreiung Der Bauern BON Der
2eibeigenI1aft, nit Der neuen Stdbte.
orbnuns unb Der W6sIidtsit. baB aud
elm Ydrserli6er Elm Ofiisier weroen
tOunie, einen iOlhen Nuffdwung i'm
goIfe erpedte, bab es nur ipeuiee Sab.
re fpdter pie Elm Wann gessH bic Na'
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- adt3ebn Mlonate lit id ON els
mem beftigeu aiibmatif6eu 2eiben.
Sur9 ldngercu @ebrou6 ban Or. Au.
9uf a6ni9's 0am5urger 8rulttbee
uurbe i6 BON meinem 2eiben befreit.
= Carl 9Dolfert, @de Sycamore unb
5an SaeintosStruBe. Dallas. 8eras.
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0sudlens 2lrntea salbe.

Die Bette Salee Der gBelt fir S4nttte, Apeti&uns
gen, @eiapare, 5isters unr Saut- Nasi4lag, SlcH
ten, seipruEsene 9dnte. arpitbeulen une ale Saurs
trdntbetien frrirt Hdmcrrbphen pber tesne Uesa 5.
luna. 06Itae 9ufricbenhe saranttrt pber bas Gelt
pir6 ,uriderftattet. 25 Geufs bic S4a&tel. Gum
Yertauf in alien Mpptbetcu.
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armnSetaentbams llebertraaunsen.
Gusuit Sape an 6. 8. garlp, Irunbs
fid an Somas SiraBe. 5000.
81. .. Waiber an Better SdifferS,
2 8runbitiide on @ro5bps Str, $100.
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Graueu baben in Der politif mebr
@inHuB al8 bic Wtduner 3ugeieben
lpo1en.
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Ysrfefie 469in luht engagement.
Sc biloete Serridaft beboraugt.