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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-02-18

Wool-Few are aware of the Importance
q uns article as an item of our productions, OF
ue amount which 1t already reaches in the
sun total OF value. Two years since the num-
'e' OIL sheep was estimated at IL OOO. 900. it
I 90" not less than l5,O0O,000 Allowing
W. yslmae at lbs per head, the clip of 80
| '-' Dc i5,0O0,000 lbs Of wool We have
ogsl careful observers of the price of wool,
''u'1 y has ranged from 10 to GO cents pr
Nne lew lots going above as some have
'1 Deo" the prices named. To be sure of
s "'lAn The amount, we will take the av-
-, az 70 cents, and at that rate, the last
o wy ol Wool would be worth more than SEQ
so'p9- Yet this but one item in the produc-
Wv. industry Of the North.
~ "o present prices Of sheep and wool, the
S III OF growing them is profitable one,
may We iAlnk, with safety be calculated
good one for time 10 come. Wool
~ g'Ahiy could hardly fail to pay, as an
a. export 10 England or France, should
s,,.s Ei'ees abroad be maintained, and the
~ h'ne consumption IN this country,
r., t.o'e Mal growing wool Is good invest
M, money, We have only 10 look at the
'@Nhces and returns of a flock. A flock
- yves with proper management, will
ial' OF doubling their numbers within
var ana TO the sale ofthe wool the val
~ 'ne lambs be added, il viii be seen after
4 -l''lhe the expenses Of keeping thai a hand
FRONT remains But 10 have good sheen
a go wool, more attention must be paid
a usual. Sheep that get their living by
1" si crook, that are allowed 10 gather
n 80 ~ heeces all the burdock and other bur,
=. $50 'lsi line too many Of our roads and fen.
'-- h'i our woodlands, that are exposed 10
'l'issiludes Of our severe and variable
4 49,, -, Without shelter or barely making a
4 u s',oosh the winter, cannot be expected
~, many lambs OF produce good wool
O., - - SIX are 10 be the great sources %
,r-.,rrr,', o. Clothing hereafter, and their i'm
4 IL, - |" ,Ne country will be pToporionediC
s'Aeial use. 80 Boston Cour.er.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-02-18

Failures IN Nec Orleans. THE \. o. A
merican of the 2Sth ult. says s. Yesterday
some two or three heavy mercantile houses
gave way beneath the tremendous pressure
of deranged currency and disordered state
of trade II is calculated that some one mil
lion of liabilities are involved. y Sun.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-02-18

Hon Rice Garland, now a Representative
in Congress from the State of Louisiana, has
been appointed Judge of the Supreme Court
Of tina, State, and, it is stated in the New Or
leans papers, will Immediately resign his seat
IN congress for the purpose of accepting this
honorable appointment.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-02-18

Temperance in Irelaad.-Our readers, Of all
descriptions, will be exceedingly interested
reform in Ireland, on our first page. Unless
the account is eXaggerated-and we have no
great reason to think it is, the operations are
miraculous.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-02-18

An English paper states that twelve tin peak
cts OF preserved French beans. in a wooden
box, have been brought up from the Royal
George, Stamped Conserve Autcheha de
Cairou' Marselles" No vinegar nor pickle
had been used they had been boiled and plac-
cd IN alr-tight vessels, and were as fresh and
TT for use as when enclosed. They have been
81 years under water.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-02-18
STATE OF vrRMoNr)n

District of FaIrhavcn. kb that at a stated
Probate court held 1t the Proba,e Office in Castleton
10 said District
Present hLMON WARNER Judge.
Whereas, John L. Bardcn the Administrator of the
estate of
LEMUEL Bl4DGN
late OF Pawet in said district, deceased has made NJ
pcation to this court for further time settle the
estate OF sand deceased and make payments Of the
lebis found due against said estate
Ofdered, that said application be heard in Court
Il session thercofto be holden at the Inn Of joel
reaman in Poultney, in said district the LIST Tues.
dy OF March next, ana that the publication of copy
olths order weeks successfully in the Rutland
Herald, printed at Rutland as as may be- sha II
he sufficient notice to all concerned to appear aud
Sow cause why said application should not be grant
el. 80
B.F,LANGDON, Register.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-02-18

ar 2 samuel Ad0ms.--Ii is with pleasure
|. 49, announce tia, the life and writings Of
A.. selshed statesman and patriot, Samuel
~, .ie about To be gwen 10 the pubic
d h. go. Nle men, who acted prominent parts
Ia 'e1's which produced and accompanied
D.. -, Revolution, have already been
ne, =. u'e pen Of the biographer. But,
49,. -. newspaper article, or a sketch for
4. is-Ae' ~e beheve the character Of sam.
at a. ~. .'4A not been presented 10 the pub
-'' 40 ai'emp, has been made TO place
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-02-18

The Weather-We have had all sorts OF
weather the week past, Gains and hurricanes;
and now, to day, the weather is more like A.
pril than February, and sleighing pretty much
gone.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-02-18

Com LAM OI-They are using IN OHIO,
corn lamp Oh, which is represented as Afford
ing strong and brilliant light, and iree from
the unpleasant small proceeding from hsh OILS
II is said 10 be at leas, one-third cheaper
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-02-18

The Hon. John Gayle, Wing, has been
chosen Representative TO the State Legsla-
,ure. in place Of DIR Walker, resigned, by a
maiori,y of near 500 votes. Mobile county has
usually been very closely coniested.-Jour. Of
Com.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-02-18
STATE OF VERMONT, lT'HE Probate
District of Rutland, =. i Court for the

District of Rutland $. i Court for the
District of Rutland, to all persons TO whom these
presents shall come, GkEIpNG
Samu IL Kellogg of Pi tsford guardian OF
Jonathan Mead, Julia Mead, Mary &. Mead and
Martha f.. .nead minor heirs of the estate of Sam.
sel NJ Fad lac fPttsford in said Dlstrici deceas.
I'd having represented 10 this couri that it is
essary for the support of his sail wards, that
their iterest in the reversion of the dow Of the
widow of said 5 emuel, should be sold, the said
lower consisting ofeleven acres and eight iods
IF land and of certain rivelegss IN tie buildings
thereon situated, and each OF the said wards be.
ing entitled to one sixth part of the said 'evcrsion;
and said guardian praying this court - grant HIM
authority and licens, TO sell their interes, in the
said reverson,
IL is hereby ordered that said application stand
for hearing before said court at session there.
of to be holden at Rutland, on the LIST Monday of
March next 4; and that notice thereof be given by
publishing this order in the Rutland lie rid pria.
ed n, Rutland two weeks successfully the .ast
of said publications to be not less THAI two weeks
previous TO said VI onday
Given Ia Probate Court at Rutland III list 1910;
81 HENRY HALL, Register
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-02-18

The Philadelphia Banks have agreed on the
Is, day e Feb. lsil, as their day Of resumP-
tlon, and sent a deputation 10 Harrisburg To
endeayor 10 persuade the Legislature lha' an
earlier day would be rulnous-
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-02-18

The Boston Post states that within a few
months past, nearly 100 persons have died OF
small-p ox in that city, and that about 1000
have had the disease.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-02-18

1t is ascertained that George o. Swan, of
Columbus, o. student at law, on his way to
the lectures at Cambridge, Mass. was among
the lost in the Lexington Also mr., John
Kicker, of Monroe, Maine.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-02-18

Fine Boots, Sl,50 per pair.
BURT e. MASON have on coDsign-
ment one case fine Calf Skin Boots,
Of the first quality, which they are sell
ling for 80 per pair. 10
Rutland, Feb, 10, 1910,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-02-18
MlDDlEBURY FEM AL
SEMINARY.

The Spring Quarter of this School
will commence on Thursday, February
20th. The subscriber devotes himself
wholly 10 the business of instruction,
and will be assisted by Miss II. 5.
RussEL, of Greenfield, Mass. Lessons
in Music and Drawing are given by
Mas. TiLDEN.
70 l.. l.. TILDEN, Principal.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-02-18
The Resurrection or Persian Pills.
Supcrlor ~ the lINgcnn. Rrandtcth's

Ht ttSuIIttNloU or tTNIln lllS.
Superior 90 the llvgcan. Brandtcth's
Isans, Iomtio. thc Matrhirss (pftcedl Sensitive.
OF any othc' f'lls ~ Compound before the public.
AZ certified io by rb,ucians and others I ct nonc
condemn them uuul they ~ them and thea &c arc
certain They vii not
], is now g'tilcd poie, With all Who have used
the Nesctable PERSIAN rll.iS ths, thoy are pre-
cmncntN The best sod most cachcions FAMILY
MEDICINE that haa vet been used Ia A,pe,ir, m
Evcf' hmily could hecome acquainted Nth their
Sorrcign potrcr over disease thcy would Keen then,
and he prepared with q sure REMEDY to Apply on
the FIRST appearance of disease. and then how much
distress would be- avoidci pnd money saved ~ we'll
the lives OF honaards who are huticd out Of time hy
n'glcoiing disease in IT, first staecs by not being
Ia possession Of a remedy which thcy can place do
pcndeucc upon
TIE RESURRECTION OR PER-
SIAN PILLS. Tie name of thcse pill. originated
from the Circumstance ~ the medicine beng only
found IN the crmciucs Of Persia THIS vegetable
production bong ul peculiar Mind. led TO expert
monts as to its medical qualities and Virtues ~ half
century II became established medicine for the
diseases ol that country Tho extract Of this sngu
lar production was introduced into some parts OF Eu
rope iu the year 1853 aud used 10y manv celebrated
ph,siciins 10 curing diseases where all other mcd.
clues had been uscd ~ yaia, Eay 10 the year 7ge.
the extract was Com1inCd With a certain vegetable
medicine imported from Dum liaca IN tho East In.
dies, aud iotmrd into pills The admirable effect Of
this compound upon tie human system led physicians
aud families into its general use. Their long ostab
shcd character their universal and healing virtues,
the detergent and cleansing qualities Of their spcc,a
cal action upon the ganduar part Of the system
such o. will sustain thcr reputation and general
"a the American Republic
To T. Chase, 81 Go.
Gent. Srs This Is 10 inform you that We havo
used your Persian vegetable Pills Tor a year past, in
our practice, aud are well pleased with their operation
Believing them To ud their advertisement IN answer.
ing as substitute whore cnome is Indicated wo
can recommend them to tho public.
Drs BROWN M'kENZIE 4 lIALSTEAD,
Rochester, 1887
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-02-18

STATE OF VERMONT, I Court Of Chanccry,
Rutland County s.. February Term, A.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-02-18

STATE OF VERMONT, ! Cour, of Chancery,
Rutland County, IS. Feb Term, A. ID.
$40.
Congregational Society of Poultney,
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1840-06-23
zszsss ss@C@@DCSE G &c

dill 8tca Snni, cureb oen gbrYc. Srn. 2SI,
Daulit 9err Scujamln 9tthIer nit OllR
SNenrietta iSllrher, bon 6eloclberA,
-am ltcM, 6srr Safob Selrsr bon 0cas
clN9, nit Wlb Anna ). omau ben Slroetoro.
--am I4tcn, 6crr 6rinrltb Giicnbcis mt
Diff Gll5a Benjamin ben Slearlns
-am Gtcn Stunt purtA eeu ebrn. 5crrn e.,
NlefTe, 6wr 0enMepllle scinbAth non Bsrn,
mlt 9)IlB 6Cnrictta 6rtlcin non Dher 3,rr.
wilt 7tsu Suni, burch Sen gtr,o, r.Safo3
Od!lcr, Ser 0aNicI &5eipcl init HlsiB 6@rrls
Ct &6t6mlpt, betce poR m0lNeEtriet.
-0m nimI!tbsn Gage 6crr 6tIuyih 9erter
NIX ANtG Ola9pAlena GtbornIAN, bcipe Ven
6upCLbCrg.
am 7ten Suni, nurtb ZEN G6rir 5rN. g,4
spanli, 9crr WtlIiam Dlsbl nit 0lib 6aNa
Slrlcr, eclee pon Oleperstaun.
-am l6ten SUM ourtb ren ChrW. I5rn 81.
II. Nloraan, Sr. 6enrp @si9er Bon gretcr,
nit Dlib Dtarp 1tnn Octbert prn 1tmitp,
--am I8ten pieies, euvtb bru Ghrrp. lSrn.
l8m. Qanll Scr. Carl &elb, nit Ocr SJiiB
gbrliiina Nolanp, tsipe bon 0icoona.
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SIausr unc 3gaiicr, - Dir 0uanntat
8lahtr nnb Waiscn ois slt26cnsetam, 1Ssf
srnp nno a(6amp nom Grie ganal arfam,
,nhtrsne Der critea QSpehe i'm Suni; mar
G7J525 Safer unb II ,Gol Gultktl.
l3ars 3titsn in Nea Qorf. --s1li6 Sannr
GlGler, cine beaHcbe 3anjerin, bat in Sl'u
Dpst nl'ht Nenistr als 81 tauicnc 2basr III
ahtjshH 9fatbten juianuucn 9etanst 9aB
ut Gin icb6ner 8twels bon hArtrn 3ci!tn, pc
he >cut' e,ne f. srplFe Gnnme Gar einen reit,
Ssnrcn Antlif tc;ahlcu. 0Oli6 G. 1T jcet in
sphliAreIphia, ipire 0bcr lNwcrlicb bort cine
lr snte Grnbtr babeu.
0lrrscn fdiIt oIe Ssfnlar 8eier oct gre
fnenn5 cEr gutbrrutrrtnnIt.
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Bilebera NnSeige.

5oiafsee Watrr fhlp in efg .NeHNrra rie.
fer 3eltna9 nm tlIIlscn Spgrlf u bAtrn:.,..
l8iImirR'f eeutithcr &inperfreump, pcn 5y,G'.
N3nir5rcff. pbllaocrEis, 1889,
9eutf(br nrnt Stltamcnt.
0fr amcrifAniitbe Gc,piMtaaer.
Die Guhichte oer 8ereiui9ten Gtdatcn Uon
0tcrr AMcrlta, irIr t,r GRtJf6uNa Der
nsNin 1EE!r t!6 auf NGs Sabr 1887, ans
Fem G!S!iitbtn iteritBt yen 2&'t y In.
. e cb &C, Gcuport, 1888.
0icIrIhe, rcm Sabre 1887 tis 1887, i,hers
feRt unr beraufAc9rttg psn 23 b. s.
IS Der leM 4bharcIpbih 1893;
sEtcn, 8h1trn uup MelnunNcn prS ltriCb
a}lpluAll' ericn lrbctGrs ccv tCutlNu'
coaaaeIlt,rsfOrunrttn &Irttc,ron SrhonH
AuAaIt 0prid, gbsmMretnr1, Da. S37
Der J,lnmc! auf G;rpen ebcr 11tA sur G'ldd
ltl'At0t. 0or0ctttlt Vru 9brutlAn Qott.
h'!f Ga!iman, beavtcitet Don Gcprac Grics
prtc6 Stolmrpct, Spbll0pCIpbIa 1889.
Der lAnaG percprAGne z tbaB uno 6ants
GrFunr, en- n0eIlitcs Natb> uno t5lIf5
S"b tnr JcSsrmaNn, GtiPpatspide
1887.
QnNahtsitEnaeu uar Gebcte fir nattacus
tfnpe unp antACi'uute gbrtNen. Gen 50.
hana &AfrM sapatIr, ,santattcc, Spa 1884.
Mt1eriietS uno retormrte eeutitbr q. y. 6
1NtbGr.
2lderp0n G$drclb WNyttr, ScDcrn 1t q ltrcf
9ntci0 mis- audi 0Iarts fir Wloytsa9cs.
Snh9cmcnt Nno gommonsBcu0e.
ClHc Nuemahl ftttuT ocnU'tbcr s!cber it tr
lnf rtrnf1N& fees eevrattl3 Nno um hi
!i9'a Sprrie 81 bAtcn,
WeabM9 ecu lGtcn sNnNi.
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l1lltthPlLpils.

lOcnn ibr eao 5eieben fcber nereet,
eann u,itiet tr oaE eas enee nabr 1T.
Gang f0r5Iltb Fam ltb III cine GcleAicbaft
scn bis jnnscu MiGn'rn, pcn pcacn c,s
mex tnmer tusr vaN Ban @urcns mdrmttcn
llntrrfiigcrn n@. sd mubte picfss, nnp
mis ttb btrts, 80 mslnrm ertauncn, pob ct
srsen Sau 8ursn, unc fir 6avriiru 1praGb,
fra9k I'D i'm mas CT mslnte, on CT pstrilft
waye? Slelu mar rle lutwort, Itb rpar per:
rhft tate abet jCet tmcincn BcrttaRO tetrm:
men, nno hcioneere lCttscm ltb ans9Cfmbcn
babe, oa6 Der "Nearlu9er Apler" 6arrts
for 60 9rlctt at, rcnn mas Der iAat
mub ja pabr fen.--Sc 6err 0rufer, lpisr
nod Manibsg IsiRtn Scvtauo tefrmmcn, j..
icItf 0mSuyen, msnn CT lhH nlt9t itbcn bat.
Gin Nu8cnscuJe.
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&SV2Ezs;szs Eszz:S; 80: ~. -,
1zr< zzr!.< SLGza
So0t be5 SONGS Don 9reuhen.

Sas Gampficbf' Great I5eNtrn fam nact
l4a tdalaer Sarbt am poriaru Srcitaae III
olen Oerf an, uuo tratbts Die 9(atbrltht,ea eaE
Der &tni9 sen sDrcuNtn an SOFTEN QRa,
[Samitaa rNr trci 2Bobrnl 9cltprten 1T.
er errcittte en IItcr Ncu 60 SAbrtn 9
Olrnattn nnc 27 Saacn, unb mar HcinAbe
42a Jabr i'm Be0e pss 3trcnee.
Gtln StatbfcIAcr IL fcln &;nFcr GobH
Brieprlh WiIbcIm, scr rem @crithtr uad
trlrseriitb 9rfRnt, up in ielntm sanre, be.
lcnrer6 r.Nthclm.Yrrpia}en,me ,menis Rdett III
QBr m6acn pabcr talp ,plcbtl8G S(cui9fcltcn
prm aIten Baterlaure erpartGn.
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(@in3siantt.)
6Gr 9ruGsr,

w tno'lf
. 3u msinsr 9rabten @cr,runcuun1 babe
itb m lsstsn "9tenoingsr 2toIer" 9tlsitn,oas
CT ein9tf:Ht j?0vriipn iei Elm ttitbti9er 8snsral
90ucfsll. ASie Der Apler iu tlcien ebrlicbeu
Gsltdntni6 ftmmt peiB itb njrbt; unr ebsn
70 weni9 Fam itb sjnfeben mann Ger 2lpItr
tisis lobsn5,urtDs @ntreGunS 9smotbt bat
2Stnn id) nitbt irrc, 1p iino e5 nur erit meni9e
Hobsu, mann tsr 2(bNr zen 0tn. $oorrllrn
einen 9eibIa8tnEn &rncraI, llnurrc66s6tIb,
&ouarc &C. nnnnts. Der Nllsr ,rubte ritttjcbt
nilbt bas netb Qeues itbtu bic btnftn ftunen
mas Dor 26 o0er % Sabrcn 9efbtben III. 6ers
ncr ia9t Der 2lclsr bas ojsn. I,arrilon ron een
olten T6tr0liifsn prIdumpet murrs. Gin ltbts
nsr Sereis. GJtjt Dem Scblpinben Der Sabre
ftbtinen ltb MWnfDsn unO Msimn9tn 0cdn>
bert III batsn. Iit Nnflbrer ptr aIten SSooras
iiisn filusn jcBt Biz b6bltcn @bWnifeatn un>
fsrsr NatiNn pom prfcenten a6mdrtS. 2Gds
re Ban Surtn5 flen! Neripn comaI5 Der DC,
ohtun9 mertb gewtltn, 70 wirren ibn Stns
NIT 3sraAtun9 bebanNelt babsn Die i'm une
4nbsrs pom ndmltsn G(hta9e jeet psrebrsn.
Q(uS esnl 6sitdneniB ees 2totcrs sIbt cobsr
csutIitb bsyprr, b16 bie S5erIIiftn non lsl4
uno biz Qcfciofo5 ron 1910 iii ibur Msinuna
9!titb fnc, unb bab {?arrilon5 GtyIdumpcr Die
ScrpS uniertr .3Elt au6nndHn.
Gin G3ucr.
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lpelber ut Ger Iemofrat? Wssine
osrrsn, la9ts Gsn. Iparrifpn ~ feinsn Wsitiols
fatsn ais sr i'm SssriiT mar lib Bon ibnsn ;u
trtnnsn, ais Die ncrpweiflibsn SDt.tbtsn ppr>
'ber warsn,-rnsns S9srren rsnu lbr js nacb
Tln0nne6 fcmmt, ,perset SIR mic ben 9ismen
msinsr Slinfs sin9ejc9en fnoen. uSfsr," iaas
te Ban 8urcn's @iprts Bsbientsr neub ~ sis
nsn sDrlitben absr fbltbt 9sflsirstn SaHr,
Der un 10 libr nlrr9sn5 am wsjfTen 3auis ans
rist nSsrL ,psnn eu bier ttmas Su tbun bar,
mubt eu sur itbjdIttbtn Ssit frmmtn."
2Scltbcr 1T Der Senlefrot?
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un9lif .-2tm 2lilm ., OI. al5 Sctrr
Srbn l2ia, BON 5dirieI0 Eamibip, 2Esifmr:
WIano gauntp mtp elmer ftiner Stbns, in tis
nsm srrfsnbaufe bsihdfti9st parcnr ,psldtF
an cine lSuIpssnliDls 9rsnit fog Elm 0unFSn,
rsr burb Den Streib snes 8sit6 entitanptn,
in raS Ynlrsr, unp i'm sluaenttir fr9 ra&
Gsbdups in Die quft. S?err Siu mb fin Z rbn
muresn ftbr perbrannt, unp @rliersr ltarb ,ps:
ni9s Gage nab Dem lln9llf6faut.
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lille perfcnen, pic fit pc G6ieNcrsgrtMt.
ltn9 rer UiobrsyIllcr 8rilfe luttritlrt ta
ben, ttlietcH icatclcb rie Don lbnrn reipettiu
"nferltDrletehen SnnnTn, Die am 1t}sn Su.
III falls ar'pNen, on fDitlinm tlTenael,
Sctasmeltcr Der rriaatSH Qeiclfcbaft, AZ
he5ab!cn.. - Uuf Grludhcn ev
rcrp@ittr.
1Hmrirr, sunni Q. Sn,.
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25eitlmmte NucbriCbt.

0e ruftanoiaen 9arsgcllsrterc DON
sSerfs gauntp, bic ib:e 0uplifate fir 1887,
1888 nno 1889 nitbt abacicttelt batcn, babru
useem gomniMcncrs 2tmt, anf oper sov
Qup ltsn ndtblfeu Suli anlnvnfen uno 9ticb.
tispeit 3u maiden, icmit ftnnsn fte ltRtcitcn
crnarten -2luf SefebI ber ganntpsG GcmIft's.
,5einrico Ta9eL 9ebasmslltsr.
gcnmiifonere:4mt
Ncaelna, SUM- i6. SIN
R-;"9ie &leiutdnbler in auefanelitben
Raufmaunesdtcrn unp @aftrlrtbs, bic tire
Grlaubniblheinr nod nitbt amfacncmmen bas
bea, habcn fcltbcs nnSer;islitb 3u tbun, hin
iintosn III ucrbhtsn
5cinrid, .TascI. GhaemciNer.
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GIn9t(auet.
Serr gpurpcus !!

Igilt 'puiptHS
Sat uit(t ptr terahmts Goitpr
tr "2llt Dsrf6" ,ptna itb ujtt !rrt, mebrs
mails IN ltinsm wphentlattc cen alteu
tra0en Sippee cine alte @rdns
nep scbeiGtn? 2Bl 3rsunO @bbncr bic
Ghtisfcit baten unO mir fasru, ruarnm 81.
Wl. Sobnlcn ipr eiaensr S3,tss Qrcltocnt,
ni6t iast 5arriipn mare cine Srannep? Gr
bat ia uater ibm sefccbten uuo wtl6 aan} ars
,plb mas CT mar. Oo6, etirae muB sclaat
ipcreen, anc wcnn rs au6 Die Itbwarsetten
&hsen itnp bisje Nflnren wcrocn, crnn lcls
ebs Slnse fno nnr GItinlsfeitsm, fit cine
partei ole infer $ano I'M Olillionsn unp
D1ilIicnen sha!sr tsrsubt bat. @ie f6nnsn
Samcs!s p'rf6IaSen, ,psau es notbwencis it,.
5imon Sd1neioer.
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sarsn tsrtantt wtresn fcnnts, nun grciTtn
Wsrtb bsfennt. 2Eir manitbsn zen 9lidl.
ben esrrtn wslte Ole lfinc entssfttn 9uln
Grtol9, une brHen, sas Ser Sa9 nabs III, ,pc
'pennfplpanien ifelj isjn tann auf 0a5 erS9ras
ben unp f,briSirsn bsS bartsn SslbeS i'm siaee
nsn Staate. go 0usfTIber 1T finest ftb
audi 9swibnIib Silbsr bamjt prbunseu.
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Juineis.-Ssr S1erauS9ebsr tes Chicago
0smcfrat, elmer Ban SuYn 3citun9, malht
I'll sinsm pripatsSirfular an itins 6rsunos te
fr!9ente Semsrfuna:
"SSir Dalten unitrn Staat 70 Smeiitlbaft
in ieinsr prlitiiten Stcuun0 1T, ais r9eno eis
aen ansern in Der llneu."
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d,ucdGlber. - Ger "9ibanen Gcurcr''
fastr mir btrten ;u elmer 5sit i'm pprissn Com
msr Elm Gsrlibt CAP Gusdllbsrsr; in pen
blausn Ssr9en entrc6t mcreen fei, nabs batsi
100 bic Gtrans BON Wlepsrstaun nab pen9rc
se lbsr penislben pafiirt; es ,purbe febr rein
in ftsinsn 0uantitdtsn 9sfuncen. gEir finb
bsna6ricbti9t, oas ciefen Scmmer meber tss
Ssutsns vtsl Sefunesn pcrtsn; einiss .srrn
son eibancn Ganntp BADEN bic @brs ucn osisr
entesduns. 60 fbsint oae Der Schen mtltber
srr eini9en 5abren nitbt bta,btt cher fir bic