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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-11

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~ essy, oTnplo - o4oitooeo nod0 u
psovidine Jos che payment q intersst -
iheepbllo Goe r. !
f16II6 do1SsSs Sn55t : ps0per 5ys(S1s
will balsnes The Treasury. With thst
vae uUoDsiEH Aciljn~eisg the other 1oon- 1
cisl pp( 1Atiobs the goveromsqs asd
eesi(H 1he tju( ens Of the peop& the
chpntr} pill buldfr its debt, an6 the
peopiU, With Confluence in the wisdom
Of it, government, will 60 cheerfulIy to
their work and wsteb, that destiny Of |
greatness and glory for the Republic,
temporarily arrested by rebellion, may
be triumphsntly accomplished.
In recent conversation with Gov.
Fish, upon the financial future of our
country, that gentleman suggested
Difficult y which claims the earnest atien-
ton Of statesmen. In the event which
we all contempate---a restored Union
the Inauguration Of system Of TAXATION,
adapted TO the circumstance OF the coun.
try, will be difficult and delicate duty.
Ire then existing debt will have been
created for the purpose of constraining
insusgent Stats back into the Uoion.
The citizens Of those States, unI4ks our
selves, are not creditors Of the goyern-
meut, and have no interest 10 the debt.
Shall they be taxed to pay itP This
would be regarded as fresh infection
or penalty after their offence Lad been
expiated. That this win. however, 10 4
degree, become necessity, is more than
probable Tor rebel ion, like other wrong
dong, subjects its victims TO ''inieici-
ties" Blu. is it not equally inst and wise
that We should make these "inFeiicities
~ little busdensome and irritating as
| possible! q
| AT and each of he old States, and
the whole people, are jointly interested
10 the pubic domain. II IL common
inheritance. Aud how can the enhgbt-
ened views and patriotic intentions OF
our fathers, who bequeathed that prince.
" estate to as, be SO faithfully observed
as IN evoting ii to the preservation of a
: government aud Union, transmitted, with
the estate, to our keeping?
, The repeal Of the homestead law
Woulu sup)ect oooe VINO voteu lot ~ 10 a
charge OF inconsistency. All the cir
tums,ances aud conditions of the coua-
try AID people haye changed. The
claims of the government, even if those
claims conHicted with The interests of the
people, are paramount. But there is no
such conflict. Those for whose benefit
that law was enacted are nov giving
their services and blood to the govern
ment. And what is a prosp ctive
"homestead" worth without a govern
ment to protect aud Union TO conse-
crate il /? Is it not, then, the imperative
duty of Congress to reclaim and husband
every re of this broad, fcr tile, and
rich domain! Held, inviolably, as q
trust fond for the protection OF the M.
tioRal credit, our national debt, however
large, Instead of depressing agriculture
manufactures and commerce, won d fur.
n,sh guarantees for The city of ou'
rulers and representatives, and imparl
strength and stability to the govern
. ment.
, Very truly yours, TauRLow WEED.
G HnN Nj n M,un.N
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-11

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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-11

ssOOI Il sHOE
Manufacturers, using Ma
chimes, will find IL the best
article known for ccInensing
sDs Channels, as it workd
sithout deiAv. il not affacte
oy any cnange Of tempssa
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-11

Fer fnt specify cure " Old Chronic, Mticut.l.
Syphilitie, and all Private Diseases Sithout mer.
csfy OF any cths poisoHess " noxlsass drars.
SYPHILIS, Primary. Second ~ and Nrtierv.
in its most hideous russpcediiy eradics led from
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-16
AEgal.
PRTITIoN FoR PARTITION.

@AAAC@N ANAs 4
SUPERIOR COURT OF MO NTGOMERY COUNTY.
OHIO.
LNRRDRRICK COOK and Isaac Musselmsn, Plain
II hfis, against Valentine RhVeT, Margaret Silver
Michael Cook, Lydia Cook, Sarah Silver, wife Of Sci,
omon Silver, OathNrine Baob, John Cook, MafRaFet
Baker David Baker, ElEa eth Cook and other HainOr
heirs Of Christian Geek, deceased Sarah Hullenbaok
Wlie Of solomon Hullenbaek, and Mary Miller wife oi
Joseph Miller, all # the State Of Iadana; aud the
minor hsirs Of Mary Bottor Of the State oi Missouri
whose names are unknown; John Cook, ELI Cook,
Daniel Cook Henry Cook, Michael Cock, David
Cook, flHabeth Cook, Mary Cook, and sarah Day
wife OF Michael Day and arab Wysong, vile Of David
Wysong Of tao state OF Ohio, Defendants.
The abeYs halnau defendants will take tee that
petition has been fled against them In the Superior
Court Of Montgomery County, Ohio, by the above
named plaintiffs, praying for partition OF the fellow.
ing desGrb bed real estate situate In Jackson township
Montgomery county Ohio, being the north part OF the
southeast quarter Of section tWentythree (13l town
nhip four ~ range four ~ east, containing n a about
enc hundred andorty four acres, aud thai a the nert
term Of said Court the said Frederick Cook and Isaac
nusseman will apply for an order that partition may
- made OF aaid premises.
Dated April ~, 1884.
FREDERICK COOK,
ISAAC MUSBRLhAR ur
n. THOMPSON, Attorney. aaSwG
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-16
aenical.


THE priLaaIy gauss Of every disease that desk ia
IL heir Co 10 impuritV Of thO Blood. The blood be-
comes impure frOn many causes. Impure
change OF weather, unwholesOme f0od and exposure
are among the primo pal osusss Of mpauty Of the
blood. The sym ptors are glddiness, headache,
nus I'd thoughts, eyes dull ind heavy droW siness
shaa0n Of the bowels bad taste Ia the mouth, foul
tongue, liver complaints, pains in the back and legs
oss Of appetite, sSspless nights, oohc, cramp pain
and hghess Of thO chest, heartburn, gout and rkeu
maHsn, Psking aud purging, ohills and levers more
rless accompanying these and long train Of troub
lesome and dangerous affections, all OF which may be
prevented and cured by taking q few doses OF Dr.
aTRI0KLAND's VEG ErABLK PURIFYING ANTI
BILIOUS PILLS. They will purity the blood and put
sAe stomach bowels aud liver in healthy condition
They particularly suitable for chronic and nervous
diseasea Every amily and every soldier should
keep supply Of these Pills. many diseases are OBJ
Waited by tlsir use. They are mild and Safs med
etne and can be taken ct any tune without danger Of
taking cold. ~ =
Sold BY all druggists, or semitic any part receipt
Of twenty dve cents aud stamped envelope. address
ed Dr. STRIokLAND,S east Bo0tth street Oincinna
d, vhie.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-16
o. uARTVORs, oOSNEOHovT
EVERY MAN SHOULD INSURE HIS BIFE.

VNHR AstnR grants pon0es PoR LIFE. fur a berm
L Of years, Endowment policies and childI ems En-
doWment. Also, Non Foroihng Polioies, On which no
payment is required ater ten years.
Five thousand dollars paid en- two loasOs In B city
within the last six months.
Among all the oontrvAnoes Of man to project the
family circle from want, oe found more aim
pie IN s character noble In ta features certain In
it, results than Life Insurance. II 10 the prop which
the dying husband caves 10
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-16
LIFE
rNsURANCE /

Hoanl, men JUS starring in business, Whoss chief
capital their enargy aud Integrity should lnsO their
nves ~ the amount Of half their liabilities. Such an
TORS would justly increase theY oonhdenoe In them
would show thatthsy did not wsh 70 lee thuf bosi
n'sANs exposed 70 any AVoldAte contingency; aud s
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-16
NOTICH.

ON the Rlst day Of April, 1854, Elizabeth Davidson
I dled her petition IN the Court Of Common Pleas,
IN and for the county Of Montgomery, In the state
Oko gaiuat solomon Davidson, ,prayng for divorce
causs-Adaltsry and Wilfd absence for ners than
By TILToE ARIrOH, her Attorneys.
April 81. lS04-assWs
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-16
BE SAFE FROM THE PANes OF WANT,

Would these chldHeu have a comfortable home, and
the means Of edueadOnf Would This vile be indspen-
dent OF the cold charnes Of the worldt Would bhis
property by forced sales administrator TO meet
the demands ofcTediors-saes made when the marloet
tends downward, Rrd fair prices cannot b roali1edy
How few can snsBa these question TO their satsfAc-
hon They fear TO ask them, and cherish ne befief
that they have long lease life This ia beth fos
ish andeswafdly, Rs brave man lL
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-16
RvarybOdy is being cared Of thls aistrsSaipg dis
eass BY the pas ef ai 4tiMAAa hH
DR.. STRICKLAND,S PILE REMEDY
Aiberp StabIes9
JAnns oATRCARF's 1m0,
LIVE RY STABLE.

A Brics Dalea ol stand, yefienoa flFest, imne.
"A dately opponte the market vhera may be bad
y a. hnsi DO bsst y hAsasss hoEsss, hssss, OHE,
Rs y sI.e pssParsd 70 keep horses By the vssk On
seasoaAb.s sss1aa. alAed2m.
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Dayton Weekly Empire.
Rv UURRLRD a RROTUER
By HUBBARD & BROTHER,
LAT oT TaA LoaAN oouNTY aAEErrEl


(LAT OF THE LOGAN COUNTY aAEErTEJ
Having taken charge Of the DArfeu EXPIRE, We
possess all the desired facilities for publishing frst
class paper, and respectfully submit this Prospectus
TO the Patriotic, Liberty loving Democracy every
where, for their subscription and support
The ENPiRE will be Democratic paper, without
f Dy oF or 1 Psse be S G RnT
Peace" said Napoleon, and SO, humby, but earnest.
ly, say we These ideasw shall inculcate; not by
violent or forcible resistance TO constituted authority
but within the pale OF the law, by argument by facts
BY aPPeals to tie reason Of tho people
This year OF 1884 is destined TO be memorable for
al time. II must mark the Era Of Democratic Resto.
ratieu-LaW, Order, Peace, and Union-or the utter
and final overthrow Of American Libe ty with super.
sening Despotism, or Anarchy, which is more TO be
deplored than Despotism.
one Of the conditions OF Dem oerac success, rhieh
must be camphed WITH is the dissemination OF DEM
Ocrauc papers These ought to he put in the hands
OF every man who will read them. II this we're ef-
fected all doubt OF success next fall wSuld be renov.
ed The people will redeem themselves, IL they can
only be informed.
Those who were Readers Of the
L O G "A ~ G "a z q II II Il
viii understand what Is 70 he the character OF the
EMPIkR. In addition to carefully prepared and sound
Democratic editorials aud selections, will be u Of
Life, Spice, and Variety.
A. MAAIos MHLHoENR having declined to take
charge Of the Roman Empire--wil have Depart
ment 10 lhe EMP AZ o. Dayton, and VIII "irradiate
"the sequel vii truly show"
The author OF "tlNCLE sAu9 HOTEL" "RYE
COFFEE" "DE sERENADE," &e., will sing IN
merry songs as ofen sa occasion inspires them
There will, as in the Logan Glzstte, he a quantity OF
'Butternuts picked up under our own Tree" and
served in each number Of the Weekly.
In addition to this, careful attention will be paid to
the News OF the Week. Market Reports, and in a
word, all that goes 70 make up pleasant. reliable
and radically sound Democratic paper
We send This Prospectus to old friends ayerywhers
and to many OF Woom hope to make friends Ia
Ihe belief and hop that they will aid u IN the estab
hshment OF reasonably pre- 'psrous DemOoratis
paper.
To slnge subscribers 50 per snnum, always 10 ad
vance. After deliherAtion have concluded not.
withstanding the exorbtAnt prices for paper, ink &c
TO send ten copies OF the Weekly for Fifteen Dollars
knowing that there 10 not township IN OhO where
club may not be made up on these terms
The Daily ls sent to mail subscribers for Sc per an
nuIs, IN advance, or six months for So.
Address
HUBBARD 4 BROTHER,
DAYTON, oHIo.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-16

1aaauds, papitahOn Of the heart, Laak 81 eppsute,
distress sneE eating torpid liver, constipation, a.,
-isssrve to suffer thsT will not try the celebrated
PLANTATION BITTERS
whaA are now recommended by the highest medical
authorities, aud warranted to produce immediate
ssAsBslal sheot They exceedingly agreeable, per-
:esay pure aud nust supercede s etksr tones where
- hsalhy, gentle shmu,snt Is reqaired.
They purify, strengthen and inugOnts;
They create healthy appeutsi
They are snudoto TO dhangs Of water and dieti
TAey overcoms effects OF dissipation and late hours;
They strengthen ths systsrn and saven ths mind,
FAsy prevent mlasmaue and intSrmitton, fevers
Phsy purify the breath and aOldty Of the stomach,
They cure dyspepsia and conshpstis
They cure disrrhsS. ohslerR and cholera morbus.
They cure liver complaint and nervous headAcne;
They make Lhs weak strong the lsnguid brilliant,
and are exhausted natures great restOrer They are
composed OF the celebrated oalsaya bark, winter
green, sassafas roots and herss all preserve in per.
Seotly pure 81. orOiK rum
"ss Ihsve given ths PiantsiioD Bitssrs to hund-
reds Of our disabled soldiers win the most astonish
ing effect. @. W. ANDREWS,
supt. Soldiers Home, Cincinnati"
sTAe Paatation Bit.srs have cured me ofliver
complaint OF which was LAID up Proatrate and had
70 abandon my business.
H.B. KINGSLEY, Cleveland, OHIO"
s%sI owe mush to you. fOs verify believe the
Plantation Bitters have saved my life
Rev. ". H. WAGGoNER, Madrid, N, Y"
"e Theu wit send me tive bottles r1Ore Of thy
Plantation BitterS. MY wife has been greatly benefit
Sod by their use. Thy friend,
ASA ovRRIN, Phnadelphia Pa"
"s"I have been great sufferer irons dyspepsia,
and had 70 abandon preaching. The Plantation
itters have cured me.
Rev. J. .. oATHoRN, Bochsstsr, N. Y"
Send US twenty-four dossn more Of your
Plantation Bitters the popularity Of which daily
lhoreasing with the guests Of our house.
SYKES, CHADWICK a CO.,
Propnstors Wiard's Hotel, Washington, d. O."
Such are one In Thousands OF certificates daily re-
oaaved. They are immensely beneficial to weak per.
sons and delicate females
Be cautious Of re.hlled bottles. See our signature
on Ane steel plate label They are not sold BY the
gallon. They only sold patent log cabin
bottles, BY respectable druggists grOeers, hotels,
looms, steamboats, and country stores.
p. X. DRAKE 4 CO.,
e22dswsfn 20a Broadway N. V.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-16
PROTECTS HIS AGED PARENTS

Even where he has prede them into eternity byi
the honest debtor satisfies his conhdng creditor, whan
fate seemed least pFopitiops In moral and worldly
sense, It 10 great weapon BY which to rob death Of
his sting.
Let any husband, father, son. ask himself "If was
to die tonight, would those who are dear 70 me
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-16
COUGH NO MORE.
BAISAM

Thls ~ me best aud cheapest remedy for Coughs,
Colds, HoarSeness, AsthrnR, WhoopnG Cough, aud
oonsumpu Everybody who has tried this excel
lent 6alsam eothusa -hSaly reoommend ID. MIRA
Aitahs, Barr street, Cincinnati, says shs has bean
isarlu suferar with oougn for many years, bad
not 70 be able to walk up stairs she took one bottle
Of this Basan aud has beoa better o. ser since and
advi1ss all wnS nave Coughs, ojlds aud Asthma 10
w this valuable Cough balsam. Fifty cents per bot
de Sold w al druggsts, and Manufactured u No, o
east Fourth street, oneenad HfWE EWtE4E
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-16
LOOKS THE SANGER IN rHE PACE

That he May sARpie With ~ IAs wise nAa, that be-
may study ne sarS aud pAhate is Threatening. The
means OF Pasaoa are At halaa Of easy aOOsau 70 aE
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-16

Having one sf@s most complete PshuAS As1al
AShmSHts An seashsvu ohis. ournemHss sE dShEa a
kinds of Work, BOsk. Plaln, sF eraamOatNl are aru
slAsa We have one 81 ths Aatss, Presses. sad have
HliAs modern SsyisS sf Typs, and We staplsy ne
hest worAnaen. lA Vni tsH
WshSvs sAros Power Bseisss csAsssssd vim su
Job DsPArsasna. and are prspursa e sssouAs wsrs
with nsa.nssS and dispataA. i,ss n
ss.orasssn nsa abroad Wfu receive ps0up, Ai,su
ton. Address b, uasa
1890 HuIIlH NalEah
ISss HUBBARD q BRO., Dayton, Ohio.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-16

tits he hand OF Ne previd Ather, reaohing
forth from the grave, and st nourishng hls otspung
and keeping together The family. BY Il, the Gdthfnl
son
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-16

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.f4 ifi.F vynfla
Ign niFy Be ytgasaed as the tributes wan sn up.
J0HN n. Sta FnHLMAMs
AuiS AgentfoE DaSteA md vicinity.
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plantation a8itterg.
8. r.--1ssO-.x.

Persons Of ssdsDry hAhdts troubled with sakRsse,
1assituds, Papitanon Of the heart Aak Of apPsnte,
distress seE ealing. torpid liver, constipation, a.,
-isssrye to su5sr they Will not try the celebrated
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-02-23

etpa 900 6arbtse leber, nrlter elmer 8epblfee
r1ng BON fdit $4,000, sablen Die 6arbiget
5pii6en 5ipeiz uno breitaufeno Dollars Steterit
jdbrlid.
Ser mpraliide 9luf Der Sarbiget in CANADA
lit I'M Mgemeinen iebr gut.
9r. Some fOmmtt SIT DEM S6tlb, baB es fir
Die 6arbigen ipppbl, ipie fir Die @eiben, nidt
gut iet, penn Die 6arbigen in abgeldlo1enen
@eneinOen fit iid allein lebel1; better wenn iie
~seritreut iiuo in ben nit @eiben i~iberpiegenp
bepDlferten 9dnbltrifen poer Stdoten; paB tie
baln in ibrer 5reibett cine iebr niibli6e, iltbl=
itrieue alaiie Der 8ep6lferung biloe1 pbte Die
llebel, wel6e ibr 3uitanb ais Stapen int Siloen
allermdrt8 sur SOlge bat. a-.99ssl a9as go
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Wa(6ington, Q. e.

I Grpbe Satr.- 9te grDBe Sair pur>
De 9eItern gbenO in Der 8atentpffice %erDfinet.
Ser Mappr unO Der StaOtratb ipllen in corpore
pteier gr6ffnung beigemObnt baben II. eS l6eint,
al8 Db bieielbe cine brillante Nifaire mar.
9ieie Sair fnoet int 9rDBen Saale bes nDtoz
lt6en @nbeS Der BatentUffice itatt unb Spar 70,
baB Der @in9ang ppn Der Ofieite aus %itdttfnz
bet. Sine 0tenge untonfabnen iinb iber benz
@ingang auf9epfan3t uuD int Snnern beg SaaIs
linb Die peridieoenarttyiten 8affen in friess=
mdBiger Srbnung aufgeitellt. Selbit 2 Sc
l6ibe unb Ppramiben ppn &anpnentugeln feb
len ni6t. q
AQe @drtOe I'M Snnern fino nit Smrhergrin
bebangen uno in jeoer 8e5iebung gei6madpru
pefprirt uno Der @elammteinorud piro nnb
mub in ieber 8e5iebuns Elm bDdit sufrieDenz
itellenber iein,35sa az sles
+ Gingeiperrt. = IL 8lpfaoebre9er
uttb 2 Spipne ptrben BON Der Bptpmacf lotiQe
elngei6idt uno nab Dem alien Capitol ipeoirl.
Sic mpllen I'M Gebelenbienit gewelen lein uno
perpeigerten, ben Sreueib gu %leiiten.
/ Grim inelles.- Inter ben in Der
lebten Sibun9 pom Griminulgeri9t perurtbeilten
8eripnen pegen 6altens perrufener 9duier,
befinOet ii9 uu6 Die beriidtigte Wtarp Sail.
9as aipl fir. 3e%itun9siungen 1T nabe5l
pOlleubet unb miro I'M 2aufe nd6iter @ode
er6ffnet perpen. @ini9e Der pprtrefli6iten 2eo=
ner iittO st Oieier Seitli6teit ein9elaOen.
Ism wetBen 9auie lit beute Na6z
mittug BON 1-3 llbr Der 9ep6bnli6e 6fentlide
Gmpfang. 5g sa aas ttr,s3s ssaa
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-02-23
Sin ecDetnnce Gtrct,lar,

Sie 9eitri9en 3eitrt9eft pon @aibin9tcit it1b
Baltimore per6ffentli9ten ein itreng 9ebetrt
gu baltenOes Circular, wprin Die gin9epeibtelt
beoeutet meroen, bab Die fit 8ieOererpdbinng
9incpln'S ogema6tert 9tnitrengun9eit cine Sc
genpirfurtg notbpenOig madet, nnb 5tpar
Il neil Die 8ieoerernehluttg 9incDln's itnz
m6glip iei, t4l .-
p ipeil er ntdt ST G%ontprpmiAen geneigt iei
uno Den &rieg ms l1nenblide bin5ieben weroe,
81 neil Bic ~ge9enpdrti9e gatrona9e III 6dn=
ben Der &egiernng uniere replblitaafF9en Sn~
ititutipnen gefdbrben, l1t "a "2lts
A. neil SalOmpn g. Gbuie eber bic gigen7
idaften zines 9uten 8rdioenten babe, dls
2incpln, h,11ai HsFslh3
- neil Die gppularitdt beS Gbaie 9rbBer iei
ais bic 2incoGn's ueo cine Stdrfe befiBe, Die
nur prganiiirt SIT perOen bral6e, Inn ibre
lleberIegenbeit SIT 5ei9en, = weBbalb man iie
IberaI pr9aniiireu mD9e 1t. /. 10.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-02-23

@telfab baben mir In ben lebtet Sabren ben Wnnf9 aus
lpre3en bSrsn, Tag BIER etne Der betannten bentiben. @arten-
iaube dbnlt6e 8ettIbrtft er1heinen m66te. 94tr bteten ben
beutf6en Sarntlien @metita'S Jest etne frtde. 9Sie BITE in
Oeutl1lanb erideinenbe unb fb zines bis bdbtn unerbbrt
-erp6tn 2eferfretfes erfreuente @drtenlaube, eS ii6 slr Muf-
9abe semadt bat cine gefunbe, fr1fttse nnb tpoblftnefenee
9etft9e Nabruns in dnfpre6eneer 6prtn, tine i~nterefnnte
uAo e~ebiegene unterhaltun9 fir 9at8 unb camille ;u bieten
70 an9 BITE %unlrtse. unb wenn mir eS nnS ferner Sur &uf-
gdbe 8entatt, tets BON benz S mt re anten has s n
rettante tie 5u brtn8eu, 10 in6 MIR 6Irh uniere piels
~jabrieen Verbtnbuneen unb perfSnli6e Betdnntihnft NIT
eentiden @HtSren nnb gerlesern aud, in BEN Stnnb eefest
ltetS Spn Dem 9e ten has Neuefet ur6 omar sunt
Sbetl ttdd benz Wennucrtpt pter mad Musb9n1ebpeen e>
brudt, 9eben, = gBtr elarbea besbalh, haB unle'e @arten-
ldube gu BEN 3%aIlenpen beutl6er Tanilien &meritd's,
beren cine nnIpretenoe unb tnterefante llntetbdltunes-
Qeftilre SeOurfni6 Ia, cine wiltrntniene @rl6einaus unb
tal6 IN jeeem 9auie tsintfh fstn ptrb. 9OlitilGes Con-
t~ettpneueS unb pOlenti6es isSltder Nrt ptrb pom Der Gar
pber tener gartst, ni6t bic fer pbr iener e%Onffipn, ~ipnbern
teper beMtt6en S1mtlte IN Der St1btunb
auf BEN Ganhe eth aaieitts mtafsmmener 9ansfreanb
Elm.
E%nt 1. un6 Is. jefea Wlpnats eri9eint cine 2ieIeraua BON
ahtits enseeeruften Spalten III erpB 2ericpn Grrtnat, In
%iauberen un1iblas eebeftet unb betrGst Der Announcements
preis fir en Sabr 50 60 unb fur etn talbes $3.50. Mud
fam man bic Summer ~ein3eln NIT Is Gents be,ablen, unb
erbdlt Sober, Der gtetAStet pb tn Announcement pter Sum,
tnerpets ben ean5en Sabredns be3iebt iuab Der ts pinfbt,
betrn S9luB eeS S1br9an9es, Dber trenn has Sabre s. bpn-
nernent %Drrausbe ;ablt tptrb, 10 fort feeeen Ndh abluua BON
80 esnts cine SSrtrefIiHe pb Ctperapbtf9e GCpie BON
2 @reei&mer,s berubnttsm Silbe: pDas erfe SSs6tn~,
tpe!he auetn So toTtet.- @8 1T bteS eine 70 I65ne Vrdutie,
ME tie nod nte u NIB nj r9en IS etbpten nprfen III; me-
Der gttbpsrapbte nod Stability. fonbert elm treflites, aus
etnent Der ertten pbotrerapbtiden @teliers berbpr9eeaneenes
Observation-Disclosures &unablatt, rsl6eS fUrpbI 6ur@ bobe
tunitiertlne Wpueneung,s ais bird. has t6@it anfprehen6e
Suiet tetn tletner Rnabe, benz feine WRutttr gum erfet WoI
9plen qt8eScsen bat nnb Der f8 nun NIT Stpl3 unb Be.
S. SasSiSf III s I pa!' e IN fsI5 5 quo 1affs-
Spfppbl BITE erfel 2ieferunseu, ais aud bic Yrdntien fSn.
neh BET alien 3ettunss- Meentet anse feten tperben, Sp trte BE
@arteulaube aud Our6 aGe %senten beSCoen werben tam.
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