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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-18
MEETING OLD FRIEND
ERNEST HAROLD BAYNES FINDS
 PET IN THE FOREST.
It Was a Deer He Had Befriended and Tanned and the Animal Remem- bered Him After Sew
 eral Months.

Some readers may remember Actaeon the little white-tailed lawn, which, aft CT having broken its leg. was picked uI by guide in the Blue Mountain forest and turned over to me to study. They may remember, too, that the broken bone knit perfectly, and that the fawr became as tame as kitten, remaining close to the house at all times, and occasionally even jumped through the windows when threatened by dan ger, real or imagined At first, the fawn was reddish in color and beautifully spotted with white. but as the summer passed, the spots disappeared, and as the cold weather approached the red dish coat was changed for thicker and warmer grayish brown one. All winter he stayed with us, coming on the piazza every day to be fed, and sleeping in the snow, quite at his ease, even when the thermometer registered 25 degrees below zero.
 Early this spring, we decided to re- turn Actaeon to his native forest, and this was simple matter. as the fence which surrounds this great game pre- serve runs along the end of our gar den, whence we can enter it by gate. So into the forest we went. and with him goodly store of bread, potatoes and other things which a deer will eat, for the grass had not yet begun to come up, and he had had little ex- perience in foraging himself.
 Last week, camera in hand, was walking softly through the woods, searching for a doe elk, which l had seen half an hour before from dis. tant hilltop, and which I suspected had a fawn hidden whereabouts. Suddenly l caught a glimpse of red on the ground under a tree, but as stopped to look more carefully, saw that it was not an elk fawn, but a handsome young buck deer. I dropped to the, ground behind a messy knoll, and then crawling quietly to the top of it, was able to examine him at leisure. One look was enough to show me that he was my old friend Actaeon. When one becomes really very familiar with an individual animal, it is surprising how different it looks from others of the same species. At a distance, Ac. taeon might look very much like oth. CT white-tailed bucks. but if he were near enough to me to see his features I could distinguish him instantly from any one of 10000 other Virginia deer. So I called him very softly and he startled and turned his great dark eyes in my direction. His ears were bent to catch the slightest repe- tition of the sound he had heard, and he caught it, for louder now spoke his name,, and then arose from my hiding place. Instantly he sprang tc his feet, his white tail flew up in the air until could see nothing but the white under side of it. and he rwas about to dash away among the trees
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-18

form to the best advantage, and gave him a look of great refinement
 By and by he began to browse, and took several photographs of him as he moved about among the trees Then bade him good-by, and started for home, but he did not let me get far before he came bounding after me. Over hills, across brooks and through the swamp, he followed, lingering here and there to nibble leaf or tuft of grass, while never tired of photograph ing him whenever he took pose which I admired But often, as sought to get into better position for my purpose, he would spoil my plans by trotting up to me and rubbing his head against the camera. He followed me straight home to the gate of the reservation, and would have followed me to the house and into the dining-room had I allowed him to. As it was, went and brought him some bread and raw potatoes. He hardly looked at either of these. but some candy, which brought him later he took very
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-18
X. K. Time Table.
NAUGATUCK DIVISION, Trains leave Bank street


 Trains leave Bank street FOR BRIDGEPORT AND NEW YORK-6:35, 7:55, 10:52 a. m,; 1:15, 2:49, 4:35, 6:15 p. n.
 SUNDAYS-7:O5 $50 (tL Bridge porD a. m.; 1:15, 5:1O p. m. FOR ANSONIA AND NEW HAVEN -1:OO except Monday, 6:35, 7:55, 1O:52 a. m.; 1:15, 2:49, 4:35, 6:15, 7:5O p. m.
 SUNDAYS-1:O0, 7:05, $50 a. m.; 1:15, 5:1O, 7:50 p m. FOR WATERTOWN- S:32 11:O3 a. m.; 1:23, 3:57, 5:10, 6:12, 7O3, S:59, 11:20 p. m.
 SUNDAYS-9:53 a. m.; S:17 D. m. FOR THOMASTON, TORRINGTON and WINSTED-S:27, 10:5S a. m.; l:19. 3:53, 6:5S, S:54 D. m. SUNDAYS-9:5S a. m.; S:17 D. m.
 HIGHLAND DIVISION.
 Trains leave Meadow street FOR HARTFORD, WILLIMANTIC, PROVIDENCE, PUTNAM AND BOSTON-645, S:32 a. m.; 1920, 3:l5, 7:34 (to Hartford) p. m. FOR DANBURY-S:30 a. m.; POS, TOO D. m. FOR POUGHKEEPSIE- a. m.; 205 D. m.
 SUNDAY for BRISTOL-(connect. ,ng with third rail trains)- S:3O, lO:O5 a. m.; 200, 5:05, TOO p. m.
 DUBLIN STREET STATION. FOR NEW HAVEN-7:00, 10OO am. TAO, 4:O1 p. m.
 SUNDAYS-7:50, HOO a. m..; $50 D. m.
 FOR MERIDEN AND MIDDLE TOWN-9:21 a. m.; 6:15 D. m. O. NJ. SHEPARD, CT. HAMPSTEAD, Gen. Supt. Gen. Pass. Agt.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-18

tell you, Mag Monahan, there's one thing that's stronger than wine to a woman-it's being beautiful. Oh! And was beautiful. I knew it before got that quick hush, with the full ap- plause after it. And because l was beautiful, got saucy, and then calm, and then l caught Fred Obermuller's voice-he had taken the book from the prompter and stood there himself and after that it was easy sailing.
 He was there yet when the act was over, and I trailed out, followed by my Lord. He let the prompt-book fall from his hands and reached them both out to me.
 fiirted my jeweled fan at him and swept him a courtesy
 Cool? No, I wasn't. Not a bit of it. He was daffy with the sight of me in all that glory, and I knew it.
 Nance" he whispered. you won- derful girl, if didn't know about that little thief up at the Bronsonia I'd I'd marry you alive, just for the fun of piling pretty things on you.'
 'The deuce you would!" I sailed past him, with Topham and my Lord in my wake
 They didn't leave me -ill they'd stripped me clean felt like Christ mas tree the day after. But, somehow, l didn't care.
 CTo he roYffuI1edj
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-18
FIRE ALARM.

FIRE ALARM. +Cor South Main Snd Grand sts. SScovill Manufacturing Co PJ
 ICor Bridge and Magill stA 7-Exchange Place.
 12-Rogers X Bro P)
 13-Cor East Main and Niagarl stS. 14-Cor East Main and Wolcott road. 15-Cor High and Walnut sts. 18-Cor East Main and Cherry sta 17-Cor East Main and Cole sts. 21-Cor x. Elm and Kingsbury sta 23-Burton street engine house. 24-Waterbury Mfg Co P) 25-Ccr North Main and North sta 26-Cor Buckingham and Cooke sts. 27-Cor Grove and Prospect sts. 2S-Cor Hillside avenue and Pine st 29-Cor Ludlow and \. Willow sts. 31-Cor Bank and Grand sts. 82-Cor Riverside and Bank sts. s4-Cor ". Main and Watertown I'd. 85-Conn R'y & Ltg Co car h'se (p.j 86-Waterbury Brass Go PJ 87-Cor Cedar and Meadow sts. 3S-Cor Grand and Field sts 42-Cor South Main and Clay stA l3-New Englald Watch Co tP) l5-Benedict & BuTHfam Mfg Co PJ 46-waterbury Buckle Co Pl AT-Cor $ Main and Washington stS bl-Cor Baldwin and River sts. 6f-Cor Franklin and Union sts. 63-waterbury Clock Co. case fac PJ 5LCor Clay and Mill sts.
 c6-Cor Liberty and River sta.
 67-No 5 Hose house.
 bS-Cor Baldwin and Stone sts.
 62-Cor DoolittIe alley and Dublin st 72-Cq West Main and Willow sta. 73-North Willow st, cor Hillside. f+Co- Johnson and watervills sta 142-wolcott st. beyond Howard. i62-Cor East Main and weiton sta 1T3-Eest Main st, opposite Polfa 2I2-The Platt Bros Go PJ 213-Hsmmond Buckle Co P.j 1fk-.waterbuTy Cl-k Co. n'v't fac W') 21e-Cc North Main and Grove sta 251-Cor Round Hill and Ward sta 2-S-Farm street.
 254-Corner gina and North Main sts. 26I-Junctio1 Cooke and V. Main sts 263-Cor Abbott tnd P5oenix avenues. 2T2-Grove. bet Central & Holmes ave eII-s N E. Telephone Co bldg, tfJ s12-Cor Bank and Meadow sts. s15-Randolpb & Cloves P1 eT-Piume & Atwood fPl s1-AneTicsn Ring Co P.O sf6-Electrfc Light Sts .fo1 (P) eIs-Holnes. Booth 4 Hsyde1s Pl e21-No Hose house s22-Cor Green and N Leonard sts s5-Cor Washington sv & Porter st s24-Cor Charles and Porter sts- s2-Ccr Sinons st & Washington sv. e11-Cty Lumber & Coal Co tPJ l12-Trr Brus P1 432-Co- Eterty and s Main sts l51-~eese & Iohnse1 Mfg Go Pl esz-Cu Baldwin and Rye sta
 SIGNALS
 i. o1- s.roke caIis superintendent tc the city hzll
 IT Two srpkes fire cut recan
 Ill Thres s1etsA u o,e -
 Vy RnveA
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-18
CHAPTER VII.

CHAPTER VII.
 ND that's why, Marguerite de Monahan, I want you to buy in with the madam here. Let 'em keep on calling it Troyon's as much as they want, but you're to be a
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-18

(To be continued.J
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-18

when I spoke again, and held out my hand to him. His tail dropped, swung from side to side a few times, and then he strode out to meet me.
 After advancing a few yards, he stopped. shook his tail. moved his head to the right and left a time or two, as if to make quite sure he was not mistaken, and then he came up and began licking my hand and the sleeve of my shirt. And stroked and patted and admired him. for he was marvelously beautiful. Not a shred of his long winter coat remained: he was clad in his fine red summer pei age. which displayed his graceful sinewy
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-18
American to Be KniRhted.

pr. Joseph Spencer Kennard Is to have the distinction of being knight ed by the king of Italy at the January levee. Dr. Kennard recently removed from Philadelphia to Tarrytown. N. Y.. and his novels in the Italian tongue have received larger royalties than any Italian novelist save Gabrielle
 DAnnunzio.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-18

daintily from paper bag, into which he
 thrust his slender nose. Then went out and locked the gate, and soon saw him turn and walk briskly away in the direction of the woodland. ERNEST HAROLD BAYNEH.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-18
Different Points of View.

A country boy wearing celluloid collar and red necktie always laughs
 when he sees city chap wearing
 white duck shoes.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-18

Four times more Irishmen reside in the United States than Englishmen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-03-08
Wus Wierno.

Ser in Der Saupiitabt Merifo erldei=
nenoen oDenti9en 3eituns" entnebmen
mir folsenoes:
Die 5terblidfeitsrate Merifos
1T aud beate nod 9roB, aber lie bat in
ben tebten Sabren 9ans 6epeutenb OBJ
senommen. Die itatiltii6en 8elege ba=
fit iino ni6t iebr u~olltdnois, immerbiu
~betseiien Die f~olsenoen 3abten cine aroBe
8eiieruns tes a1semeinen @eIunbbeits.
5uitanses ser 6auptnaot. Die 8abl
Der gobesfdle betrus in 1901 27,743
1901 19,461; 1908 1905; 1904
5000. Die 8abf Der 5ooesfane Der
riuserre ii6 oemuad i'm 1904 uul
runo 1000, persliden nit Der por
1901, Elm Sortl6ritt, Der UNI 10 grSBer
1T, iuenn man beoenft, bae Sic @inpob=
ner5abl Der 5tabt in oenielben Sabrer
beoenteno %5usenommen bat. @s laBi
iib oentnab iasen, oaB Die Starbii6.
feitsrate in oielen lebien hrei sSabrer
I'M rtno so 8roaent absenommeu bat.
Die Soresfdle, bic burb Tnpbus per.
anfaBt ipurbeu, BADEN elei6falls itarl
obsenommen, cud ettun i'm ben pben.
e%enannten 8ro5entIab DON so Brosent
Sic betru9en: 1901 1,374;1902 1888;
1908 SIS; 1904 BAL. 9aB lib Der
@elunobeits5uitanA nod Reiter beiisrr
miro, fam als iher betra6tet peroerr,
Die &eaierung bes Staates 8e.
ractu5 bat Dor 4urSem einen aontraft
fir brei beoeutenbe Nrbeiteu I'M Gtaate
nit Ben unternebmern Saul 9ieb unb
W. u. 8. Soldier abeei1loIIen. @s
banoelt li6 5unddit I'M Die Drdnirnne
Der Staot 8eracrus, uno baB oieIe Mrz
belt in Insrlf 9enOmmen merben iol,
miro mol bonn reilenoen 8ublifnm Der
san5en Belt nit 8ersniisen seb5rt iuers
ben. Ser &ontraft fir biele Drdniz
rlns unroe BON ben senannten 6erren
fir 100000 iibernommen. Die beiben
anberen Nrbeiten betreffen ben Bar oes
&esiermassebduoes in Salapa unb cen
eines itaotii6en @efdnsniHes in Gcropz
pa. Die Serren aies unb e9dfer iinS
bieielben, Die bic Grdniruns Der Staot
Cordoba ausfibrten.
Die gelepbon &umpasrie Der
Stabt Werifo bat bon Der 8egieruns
cine nsiie 9on5eiiion fir 80 Sabre err
balten, inter Der Beoinsung, baB sic
&abel untersruub seleet tperoen. Mau
bat Der &esieruns banfbar gu fem bas
fir, oaB ie auf bieier 8eoinauns be-
itano; Die iibersrunO sefesten 8abet tra=
gen tueoer sur 8eri60neruns Der Stabt
nod CUR Si6erbeit Der 9aiianten bei.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-03-08

Sn Wain5 bat Der 8ro5eB 0eoeil
Baron Morib p. 2engerfe besoufei,
tpetder beg 3oOtI6la9s ongetlagt lit,
neil ct i'm September porigen Sabres
ieineu 66wieseroater, ben N!tbilraerz
meliter 2ebert, in Cries 8il es6eim,
8rooin5 &%6einbelien, erI6oF, 0as blu
tiae 5amilienz0 Drama erregte Ieiner5eit
bas 9r6Bte Nufieben. Baron 2enaerfe,
Der sur 3eit in 8iesbaben leinen
8obnlib bate, mar nit leiner Srou
na6 Grbsz8iioesbeim eefommen, nm
BORT einiae @eiddite ~obiuiplfetu. Sci
oieler @eleaenbeit f%anoeu sluii6en ibm
uuo Ieinem Sdiuiegeroater ueeen Orb
l9aIts, Nn9eleeenbelteR mebrfa6 beftise
8ortipe6lel itatt, Ser N%ttbirsermet>
1tcr 2ebert bate ndm1i6 fnr5 oorber
letn gauges, niht nnheoeutenhes Ser
n0gen inter l~leber9e6ultg bes 5bipies
gerlobneS leiuen Gnfeifinbern %teltamens
tariid permddt. Baron 2eagerfe, Dem
infol0e Der perihieoeu Nuitritte bon
2ebert oas 6aus oerboten uprben mar,
be9a6 ii6 nodtnals 81 ieinem S6mies
gerpater, UNI it'd Dor Der 6iidreiIe nad
@lesbaoen BON Inn at perabidieben,
9ebert sertet babel perutaB zen in @ut,
baB ct einen &epolper er9riff llno meb=
rere Shilie duf ben @ri6ienenen OBJ
@feuerte, l%pptouf bieier, anideineub in
Der Notwebr, ieiuen 5Auieserpater
nieoeri6oB, 2ergerfe wurbe ourb brei
Sdiiie, pom pctben sDei IN beioe Nrme
uno ellet III Die 8ruit gil1gen. nid,t le=
benseefdbrli6 bertsbt unb bate of
Die 8raft, lib lrob bes sroBen 8lutper,
lultes nab ieinem 3immer gu ldleppcn,
100 ct lpdter perAaftet lpllrbe.
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0es Cberifen matertpp.

Gol. Sobn 80. Suffer BON 9onep
@rope, Ser, erlitt beinabe fein Waterz
loo bur6 2eber> unb NierenzSrnbeI
Sn einem 8riefe iagte er: Sd mar
beinabe tot unb nteitt Ar3t fonnte nil
nid1t belfen; cine 25 @ts. 8lafde Sbres
electric 8itterS beilte mid. Sd balie
i'm fir Die bette Mebiain Der Welt.
GUM 8erfauf unb garantiert fir llns
berbauli6feit, @aIe unb Nierenleibet
bel s, aalteper & Sobn (G. S. S.
S6mitt) nn6 slbOlpb 9reib gu 50 Gts,
bic Slai6e.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-03-08
YoiitinersSefue
ipafe oem gr1Rten Sfeptifer Int gan
MatuntD iiber5eMgem.

8eil er oas Yeusnis eines Sun
NntDnierS lit.
9as 3euguis leidlt unteriuht ipers
ben fam.
Beil Der 8etpeis Die arDBte gner,
fenr1ung oe5 BeroieniteS lit.
Die 9ldn8enoite 8edtfertieuna.
2eiet:
Der 40 Soleoao StraBe mob
nenoe Zimmerman uno 8au=1nter=
rebn1er W. 6. 9apis, Der Dpan' 8
gtterenz Bilen in elmer Dffentlihen
grflarung i'm Wtai 1902 enbprlirte,
bettdtiat oielelbe in nod beltimmte=
rem Worten. mie folgt: uSm WDnat
Wtai 1902 erlieB id cine CUR gerDf=
fentlifung beitimmte grftdruna, De-
sig(ib Der @oltaten, Die i'd ourd)
ben 8ebraud BON Duan's Mieren=
Bilen erbielt, Die potn 8erar Drug
Store unb Slider & Springau ner=
fault tperoen. Set Der Belt per=
fphrte ih 9erinae Mnseihen meines
alten 2eioens, aber ib fanb, baB Elm
paar BON DDan's Nierenz Biuen, in
rebter Belt 9enommen, niernols per=
feblten, Die Ittade absuuebren. Sd
babe oieielben nielen Sreunoen uno
Befannten empfDblen uno meroe
fprtiabren, es 5u tun, benn 1ie baben
mir Iebr 9ebolfen. gbe i'd Die Bil4
len nabm, fonnte ih mid nibt ME-
oerbeuge1 ooer aufribten. @enn i'd
irgenb ettpas bonn Bpoen aufbeben
mullte, muBte ib meme &niee beu=
gen, anitatt n1einen &ifen. Wenn
i'd MIDI erfdltete, 10 ihlug Die grfal=
tuna auf meme Gieren uno Die Tatig=
feit oieier Organe 9eriet in Iblimme
n%noronun9. Ser 3miihenraum De,
3eit. lett i'd meme erite grtldrunQ
erlieB, Fat oaau aeoient, ben BetpeiS
gu liefern, oaB bic 6eilune perma.
ttent uar."
@rbdltlib bel allen Droeuiften,
Rreis SO Gents. Softer Miuburr
GD. in Buffalo, g. g., auetnia,
Ngeuten fiir bic Ser. 5taaten.
8er9eBt nidt ben Wat1er . BOAR
uno nccentirt fein Subititut.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-03-08
8ts bahia umS nid,t ,uetter!

8er bon elmer Rrant6eit befa1en ptrb,
lafie bteie fih nidt Bis our l1nheilbarteit
i'm 86rper einniften. lInb mer oann 6eis
lung iuft, idhente alien @npreiiun9en BON
Nrsneien MIR bann @lauben, penn pon
lolden 9eilmittefn cine totenfreie Yrpbe
f1r Seoermann 81 baben lit, mte 3. ..
oas betannte 6dmDrrbpioen : 6eilm,ttel
pInateIis", bon melthenn Weufaebter &
Co., B0r 24l6, Stem Oort gitb, an ieoe
Nbreiie cine 8robe totenfrei ienben. Der
8ranfe ge6ente tets Der 9rense: Bis eas
bin CLAUDE un6 nibt tueiterl Damn pro,
biere, iberseuae DID ecitl"
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=.

Sen Gernaltern bes WadlaGea
BON 8m. so 3ice lit cine. aneeblit
BON Nice ausoeftelIte Mute iibet
$500. 900, sablbar an 8. &. 6uft,
p~rdientiert nproen. Die WadslaB.
nerualter ertldren bic Wote fir ge'
fdlidt.
Die itaotiibe 5teuerrate in
@alneIton lift BON $1.65 auf $1.52
berabgeiebt.
Die y5uutbern Baciiic Mer.
aer"'Biu tit benz Seuat aiillitia be-
rittet tpuroen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-03-08

Mihts uffisieae 0afridaten BON
ct. Betersburg bebaupten. DAB bic
Shlad]t bel Wutoen fir Die Hnfien
oerlDren iei. 9as ruiiiihe Centrum
lei ourdbrohen uno RurDpattin babe
benz 3aiier bereits mitgeteilt, er
Tonne Mufoen niht balten. Cine
Depeibe aus 2unbon iaet, Die &dus
lmuna Mutoens babe Ihun beQonner.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-03-08
Cine @rosnidte oes Sidter,

M ~
Wielanp, Die in 8remen als godter Ell,
net Opernldnserin, elmer 9ti6te @ie
lambs. seborene ~50jdbrise @Gi6eriu
Suite BON @ielanb, mar Dor Ginger 3elt
tuesen 8erleulouns ibrer Nabbarin,
Die fe bes Diebitabls 5peier gai6enz
tii9er bei6uloigt bate, BON 8e5irfs9es
tt6t Saporiteu ir Wien gu 48 Stunben
Nrreit perurteilt uorben. 9ieier Gage
bate ii6 Der appeaienat in 8erufunss-
%initans nit bieler I~nseleseHbeit gu be-
ihaftlgen. Ser @eridtsbof iuanoelte
Die Jrelbeitstraie in cine @elo1trafe pur
10 arOnen I'M. Der Goriibenbe emit
lieB Die In9efla9te nit ben 8orten
Isle miiien auf ben Namen, ben Sic
trasen. RidIidt nebmen unb li6 ieiner
itets tpirbi9 ertueiien!!"
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ueberraid,enne sterblidafett.

Die Statitif seigt cine iiberrai6enbe
Sterblidfeit bon Appendicitis unb pe=
ritonitis. Gafiir giebt es elm aupers
ldfiiges WaitteI, Or. Sings neue 2es
benszpiaen. Scr. 5lanuerp, IA @uz
tom 9oufe place, Chicago, fast. Sic
baben ni6t ibresgleiden fir Sale unb
@eritopfung. rs Gts. bel S. aalteper
4 Sobn (@. S. s. S6mitt) uub
MboIpb DreiB.
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on ifriptiOnspreis fir oas Budea6latt
Scr W%arremabenO oes xnrnperetne

Ter W~arteW0VeNc ceS SNrHperetNe'
Ter an Dienitag abeno oon Dem
Turnperein peranitaltete Warrens
abeub mar trpb ees unaiuitigeu Wet'
tiers out beIuht uno pertief auBerft
erIolgreib. Die Gorbereitunaea ua=
Ten BON Dem 4urnite nit grOBem 8ez
ibid ~aetroffen uno ben Beiud1ern
tuuroe 10 piel bes unterbaltenoeu gez
boten, baB ale iidJ tDItlih amuiiers
Ten. Yiefe bibId3e Hno launiae 8ors
trdae uuroen uDn ~ein5elnen 0erren
aebqlten uno auBeroem wuroen oer=
lhieoene nGrrilhe 4ieoer QeIunQen,
Die beionoers fir bieie @eleaenbeit
ge0ibtet ruaren. Muh Elm urfDmi=
IHe8 Ebeaterftud, Bber lanen, mir
lieber, elm t6ltliher gbeaterult.
Die Mahe Der @efpenfter",
SHnuers uno grauerorama in atuei
Mften, fam our Nuffibrung uno
muroe brilliant geipielt. Sc uirtten
nit bic 6erren s. S. 2ofrenb. Sid.
grler, Mlfreb Wteoenfelo, gbas.
Bp6barot, @mi( SbDa (Damens
rpqe) uno Gus. 5ruebel.
Das Set mar prdhtig in Sce1e
aeiebt. Die @dite periarnmelten iih
in ben unteren 6dumIihteiten, BIZ.
beten bort einel Geftaug uub be-
aaben 1ih unter 8orantritt elmer
QrD6artigen Wnfitfapeue nah benz
Teitlonl, no 1ie bon benz Dber=
Marren (6err 6. Munae) entpFau=
aet1 luuroen. Wa@ elmer tleiner
Baule unb nadoem serfhieoent
Ghmierieteiten beieitigt tuaren. er'
fHien, inter ben Rl1ngen ees ghD'
pin fden Trauermarihes, .8bnil
Wpmns'" (0err Spielbaaen) uni
iibernabm ben Horiib. Inter leinel
oeididten 2eitung entmifelte lid
nanr elm 1u6erit amuiantes Teittrei.
ben, gu benz Sober nod Rraften BEL
iteuerte. BeiDnoerS ertpdbnt ieier
mod bic 0Drtr1ae Der Deridieoener
@einneuereine, bic ale in corpere
erImierierl tparen.
Der 9erlnuf BEG aan3en Teites
mar elm duBerit befrieoigenoer. Nud
Die leiblihe Terpflegung mar gu
unh r1adte benz aa~fteebenben Ser
elm ale gbre. Die prdhtig oetp
rierte 6aue biloete einen iebr BIB
ideu Mabmet1 fir oas blbihe Teit
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8erliert Nnes, aber perliert
nidt guren Nppetit; SIR ieio trant,
tpeun Sbr oenielben uerlDren babt.
SIR meroet aber balb tpieoer eeiun6,
uenn SIR Or. Nuguft a6nia's 6ams
burger 9rppfen aebrauht.
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@r0ffnunas Gag - Dunners
flag. s0em 0ort emporium Wtils
linerp Co."

- Srgenb cine @r6Be. gu iraeno
elmer Belt, babel tiur cine Sprte--
lit bas Bette. I'm einen Brobeaufs
traa miro b0flihit eriubt. SDlmes
Wopo & gpaf So. Beioe Eel. 1856.
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Sparo aetuht.

Soaro aeiuht iir 6errn unb
Dame. 3pei 8immer. Offerten
nit BreIsangobe inter Der 8eseih.
1nng BOARD" an Die Expedition 5.
3eituna erbeten.
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Dienitaq nittag, etpas nad |
nbr nur0e o.. g. Bfuntmer, elm
&9ent Der Equitable 4ife Snlurance
Gumpahp@ upn George 6. Setter,
Der ebenfnls M9ert fiir Die oer1nnnte
@eieuinaft lit. eeihDifen unb an Der
S@Hlter uerpun0et. Die 5hieBerei
fano u0r benz gi~aarrenlaben bidt
ueben Der Brhde an Der Commerce
GtrnBe, ffatt. Setter parim 2aben.
nlS &c Hltttntner bernertte, Der iber
Die Bride tam. CT trat binays uno
i6u6 nuf i'm. Die Ru9el traf Blum=
uier an Der Shutter, berfelbe lief
In ben gignrrenlaoen, Setter fDlgte
inn unb fhoB nod einmal. Die
Sueite 8uael ging febl uno sertriim-
merte einen grosen Shaufaiten.
Setter tuuroe Dnrauf BON Dem @es
5Mdftsfiibrer oes 2aoens, 8itttnan,
an meiteref1 Shieben perbin0ert
unb feft9ebalten, Bis Die Bplisei
fam; Hlun1tner tuuroe nah Der gla,
bin fHen NpDtbefe lebradt unb bort
perbnnoen, feline Wunoe 1T niht qes
fdbrIiH. Better murbe tiir5lib in
el YaiD Der unteriblagung aiiges
tln1t nno Ct afaubt, oaB Blummer
bic Vintage neranlnBt Bat. Das ipn
Der @run6 Der GhieBerei iein.
Je0erma1lrt lit eingelaoer, urs
ierer Qr0Barttger sMusltels
lln9 lGr0ffnung) am DDnnerftaa
bei6uupbnen. Reine ginIaoungss
t1rtert fino perihidt tuDrben. Stem
Durt GrnpDruim Miillinerp Co."
Npti5. Weltent BON Der Oulnle8
WOOo & Coal Co.. I'M, bas bette
0Dls 81 betDn1uaett. Weioe Eel. 1856.
Wnttbetu D. gen9ler aus @afs
ueftun. lit i'm biefiqen 6anta Mu1a
Guspitnf ~oeit1rben.
GrDffnuH98 Gag - Dpnners
tag. sNep Durt emporium Mils
linerD Co."
Shuere Negen 1ino lebte
Nadt bier eefalen.
= @rrBarti9e Yubmaren. Musitel>
lung - Dunneritag. vNetu Ourf
emporium Miuinerp Co.
- Bsli3ift 6. @. Derrinaton
t6uroe in einern STREET. in 2imbur.
gers Saluun ourh eineii Ghlag init
elmer Bijtole peruunoet; 6iilfs,
tGnnntbnntunlt Shoot bat iib ben
Beb6roen aeftelIt.
Die Meuniun Der slough
5tioers3 unb Der Belnb bes Btdlis
benton iino Biz gum z. Npril pero
fhDben.
Inter benz 0atner ,Yeople'a
Yartg1 lit cine unabbdnaige Bartei
ms 2eber getreter, bic aneeblih
Brgnn @nlInabart ala Wtapprsfanbis
0aten be9iiniti9t.
Die aeaialatur pia ben italie.
snifd3en Butihafter in WafbinatDn
einlaoen laffer, unieren Staat Az be.
iaden nno fih bic gorteite arsu.
iehen. bic er Der itnlieniiden GIN
Iuatiberurg tietet.
Wir eriuhen r,ur fir einen
BrDbe= Nuftraa. nm gu beueiien. oaB
mir 0u8 bette pDIs liefern. 0ulme8
MDpb 81 Goal Co.. Beibe Eel. 1856.
BusmorensG r6fnuno = DDn.
neritng. .Wetu DDrt emporium
Wilinerp Co."