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The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1866-08-29
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From the Rev. Joseph II. Kennard Pastor of the 10th
Baptist Church.
Ihave been frequently requested to connect my name
with concentrations of different kinds of medicines,
but regarding the practice out OF my appropriate
sphere have in all declined; but with clear
proof in various instances, and particularly in my
family, of the usefulness of DR.. Hooands German Bit
depart once from my usual course to express
ull conviction that for general debility of the system,
nnd especially for Liver Cdmplaints 1t is safe and
usually doubt not it will be very beneficial those
who suffer from the above causes. Truly yours,
j. II. KENNARD, Eighth below Coats St.
Philadelphia, Dec. "A, 1854.
Rev. j. s. Herman, of the German Reformed Church,
kutztown Berks Co., Pa, was cured of Dyspepsia of
years standing. -
A. NJ. Spanger, Editor of the Cturist, No. 25 North
Sixth street, Phil says this Btters recommended
to him by medical friend, and six bottles cured him
of complete prostration Of the nervous system.
Rev. J.. Newton Brown, d. D.. Editor of the Encylo-
pedia of Religious knowledge and Christian Chronicle,
Philada.; Rev. Thos. Winter, d. d. Pastor Of Roxbor-
ough Baptist Church; Rev. Levi G. Beck Pastor of the
Baptist Church, Pemberton, N. j., formerly of the
North Baptist Church, Philadelphia at present Pastor
of the Baptist Church. Chester, Pa,-These gentlemen
eess in the strongest terms, their favorable opinion
Of1Yhis Bitters.
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Rea d who Says So:

From the Rev. W. D. seigiried Pastor of Twelfth Bap-
tist Church, Philada.
Gentlemen: have recently been laborng under the
distressing effects of indigestion accompanied by a
prostration of the nervous system Numerous reme-
dies were recommended by friends and some of them
tested, but without relief. Your Hoofands German
Btters were recommended by persons who had tried
tLem and whose favorable mention of these Bitters in
duced me to try them must confess that had an
aversion Patent Medicines from the "thousand and
one" quack "Bitters, whose only aim seems to be to
palm off sweetened and drugged liquor upon the
munity in sly way, and the tendency OF which,
fear, is to make many confirmed drunkard. Upon
learning that yours really medicinal preparation
took it with happy effect 1t action not only upon
the stomach but upon the nervous system, prompt
and gratifying. feel that have derived great and
permanent benefit from the use OF few bottles.
Very respectfully yours,
W.D. SEIGFRIED, No. 254 Shackamaxon st.
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REMEMBER

That this Bters is not Alcoholic, contains Ram or
Whisky, and cannot make DrustardS but is tie Best
Tonic in the World.
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CHAPTER l35.

Owners of Threshing Machines.
AN ACT to require owners of thrcshing machines to
guard against accidents.
Sec. l.. BE it enacted by the General As
se'nby Of the State Of Ioro, That all per-
sons hereafter owning or running any
threshing machine in this State, shall
cause the two lengths of tumbling rods
next the threshing machine, together with
the knuckles or joints and jacks of the
tumbling rods to be safely boxed or Sc
cured while running.
Sec 2. Any person or persons owning
or running any threshing machine in this
State without complying with the require
ments of Section | of this Act, shall be
held liable to the person damaged, for any
damage which may be sustained by such
person by reason Of such neglect, and no
action shall be maintained, nor shall any
legal liability exist for services rendered
or with any threshing machine, when it
shall be made to appear that the first Sec
ton of this Act has not been complied
with.
Sec 3. This Act shall take effect from
and after its publication in the Iowa State
Register and Iowa Homestead.
Approved April Sd, 1866.
l hereby certify that the foregoing Act
was published in the Iowa State Register
April 18th, 1866, and Iowa Homestead
April 25th, 1866.
JAMES WRIGHT, Secy of State.
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a.
the Rev. L. D. Fendall, Assist. Editor Christian

from the Rev. E. D. Fendall, Assist Editor Christian
Chronicle, Phiada
have derived decided benefit from the of Hoof-
lands German Bitters and feel it my privilege to
omnend them as most valuable tonic, to all who
suffering from general debility from disease arising
from arrangement of the liver. Yours truly,
T.. ID. FENDALL
From Rev. D. Merige Pastor of the Passyunk Baptist
Church, Philada
From the many respectable recommendations given
to Dr. Hoohands German Bitters induced to give
them trial. After using several bottles found them
to be good remedy for debility, AMI most excellent
tonic for the stomach. d. MERGE.
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From Rev. VIM. Smith, formerly Pastor of the Vino,

From Rev. Wm Smith, formerly Pastor of the Vncen
town and Millville IN. J) Baptist Churches.
Having used in my family number of bottles OF
your Hoofand's German Bitters, have to say that
regard them excelleat medicine specially adapted
to remove the diseases they recommended for
ated and are useful in disorders of the liver
appetite &c. Ihave also recommended them to several
OF my friends, who have tried them, and found them
greatly beneficial in the restoration of health.
Yours truly, WM. SMITH,
... 966 Hutchinson ST., Philada.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-01-16
The Senatorial Snarl.

The Ohio Abolition Senatorial contest is
degcncrating into a ludierous and CON
tcnIptiblc snarl. The high moral idea par
ty-the. party Of God and hun.anity-have
shown that when "A question of hOnors or
spoils is involved, they can be as bitter, as
rancorous. as venal and as mean rs the vul-
garest partisan dGmagogues of any time or
country. While neither candidate repre-
sents the true sentiments or interests of
the people of Ohio, both claim the Senator
ship rs If they owned the people and all
their iuheritanccs. Schenck and Sherman
sherman and Schcnck-Phnbus, what a
couple ARE both here pulling and hauling,
grubbing and mousing, TO get into the Uni
ted States Senate; and the little politicians
ofthe loyal line are thrown into a sweat
with the Thermometer indicating zero--at
every Whit of wind that Indicates the most
infinitisimal change IN the prospects oftheir
favOrites.
The latest indication in the dog fight is,
that Schenck, the bull terrier, has got
fatal grin upon his slenderer opponent; for
Mr.. Parrott tire Speaker of the House of
Representatives, In the appointment of his
committees, has favored Schenck and
thrown snuff into the eyes of the Sherman
people This Is gravely, noted and dis
cussed, as fearful presage of the coming
defeat of the individual who voted in the
Senate for tax on intelligence--the gen
tleman who had such a profound respect
for the New England paper manufacturers
that he was willing 10 tax his constituents
two cents upon every newspaper they read
On the other hand, Sherman, holds the
distribution of certain amount of Admin
istration patronage in his fists upon which
his followers rely to counteract Schenck's
advantage, in owning the Speaker of the
House. So, the quarrel wakes wrathy and
bitter; but the people doomed to be mis-
represented In either event, have no inter
est in the result, and can afford to look on
with amusement and contempt Crisis.
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WITHOUT A RIVAL!
ul grj itG.u HIR sfI G.. .nIuf f4u q
Apd justly deserves tho reputation IL has so long en-
Ioyediu Central AmerieA and thu West Indies y
IN DYSPEPSrA

And It's attendant train Of symptoms acts more lka
A CHARM than medicine. 4 here il nothing in lhe
whole range Of matenla Medi, that can for moment
besr 9 omparison with It In this disease
full account Of this wonderful plant NAV be found
IN the eleventh edition OF the Unled States Dispens
atory, pages 1887 and 1888 ~ -
series OF experiments in which Dr. Bull has beep
for years engaged, has lust been broug to success
fn termination and he H now enabled 70 offer 20 the
puhlc cacomb!naton OF CEDRoN with other approved
copper distilled Bourbon Wlnsky, which he is cent.
dent has no equal in the world
He might furnish volume or certlfcatea hut the
public have long since learned TO estimate such IN "a
by their tre value The safest plan s for every one
to tesitor himSelithe virtues OTIS new medicine.
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THE DAILY EMPIRE.
The schenck--shernan Fight.

The Columbus correspondent of the Gin
cinnati Enquirer writes as follows, January
10:
There is bad blood between the schencks
and the Shermans--bad as that between the
Colonna and the Orsinls Of ancient Rome
Fearing am outbreak last night at the
caucus the Hall ofthe House where Aboli-
tiOn held its Conclave, like that Of n some
what similar gathering at Hartford Conn.
during the war with England, was closed
up all the officers turned out and Demo-
cratic members refused admittance. These
Loyal-leaguers even feared 70 trust their
Sergcant-at-arms and hence detailed a
member 10 act rs dOorkeeper. 900
From the flushed and angry eyes of
members, when near midnight the doors
were opened, 1t is thought the whole run
high and was bOisteroIis, and ID Is more
than anintimated, somewhat personal. Moth
ing was done but to assign this night week
a- the grand caucus, aud then TO nominate.
AS telegraphed you, SchenoB's friends
feel beat, look beat, and / think will be
beat. sherman has all The elements of war.
The Government officials are here working
hard for him, and there is a chance of his
election. ! italicise the word chance, be-
cause many of his professed friends are
not true They 90 for u new man and IL
the chances are fair. they will throw Sher-
man overheard. If by threats or coercion,
he can keep them in order, he will be nom
mated.
Mr.. Stanton, of your county, refused to
serve on the Judiciary. lie was a candi-
date for Speaker and last year stood second
on the committee, and was clearly entitled
TO be its chairman this session. But he
lacked tho essential qualifications of being
for Schcnck, and hence Mr.. Speaker Par
rott wouldn't let him have it, and Stanton
justly, think, refused to serve In subor-
dinate station.
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And AverYthinE in the way Of
r HSnseVRUrRIHhiHR. deeds f#
. Hff r DIXON, FORGY & 90.
oot l4dsm DAYTON, ONO
Turnpike Notice,

A DMINIsTRAToR's NoTIoE--TaE UNDER.
"A aigned has been July appointed admlnistrater o
the estate Of John II, Holman, ets Of MONTGOMERY
county, Ohio, deceased. LEVI HOFFMEN
december lYh HSeioI.Y oJfcflr rdfeiowst~.
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HIS COMPOUND OF WILD CHERRY
HAS BECOME A HOUSEHOLD
WORD THROUGHOUT THE
r. WEST AND SOUTH. HIS
WORM LOZENGERS, IN
LESS THAN A YEAR
AFTER THEIR INTRO
DUCTION ATTAINED A ...
REPUTATION AS WIDE
SPREAD AS THE CONTINENT
o f o II Il II A M ERIC A .

Butthe crogning glory Of hs life remains 10 be- at
famed his discovery, or rather combination .or he
does not claim to have beeu the dacOVerer OF OEDH0
public, That honor belongs Ia the nauvo Il.
OF Oentral America, to whom it, virtues have been
known for more than two hundred years Armed
WIN y the Indian bids defiance to the most deadly
malaria, and handles without fear, the most venom.
GUS serPents IL u q belief with them, that while
there is breath In the body hA Oeron is potent In
cnre, no matter what the disease may be. =
while pr. Bulls not prepared to endorse this ex.
travRgapt he IL nevertheless satisfied from
athorough examination Of tbe evidences relating 10
lts virtues, " tas remedy and preventative for all
Diseases arising from exposure, either 10 change q
weather or climate, or TO miasnaiIc Influences. il
stands H|.' g.. ..II.-IT~ - - -
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GLOVE 81

AloNandcr's (Gcnuincl Kid Glove Chldren's
Gloves, Buck, Seal and Cashmere Gloves and
Mitts, SILK and Cloth Gloves.
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BIOKRENK.

CURES IMHOTKNCY,l GRRRRAL DEBILITY
NERVoUS INCAPd CRY, DYSPRFBIA DRPRRs-
RRARRRSS OF THE ORGANS on q GRNERI TION,
IMBBCILITY, MENTAL LND0LKNCB, kAf1 CIA-
TON, kNNUL 1T HAS A MOST DELIGHTFUL
DldSLRABLR, AND NOVEL BFFKCT UPON THE
NkR VOUS SKSThAi and all who are Ia any wnV
prostTsted 6Y nervous dsahltes are earnestly adj
quAled preparation. W m y i7l'lt
Persons who by i'm deaee. have lost their Mar
URALl PfGOR, win End v.1poedy and persnnnen
cure in tia .t.. 100 .f.I-I
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Southeast Market-house.

NOTlOE.-ALL THOSE WHO suBSoRIBHDTo
In the Southeastern Msrket. house are hereby nOti-
ned that their full amount OF subscriptions are nos
due They will please call at Philip Watzs, Treas
BY order OF tha BSafd Of DifeclorA. II Y
declld2tawft ruI Al. AULL, 6eoy.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-01-16

L,XHouToR's hOrICb.-AoTIoH 10 HEREBY
IA gwen tilnt tbs inderhRnod, waS on tho 9th dry
Of necemher 1888, appointed and quafedas exQeu-
tor sf Christian hlopief decessed, late n Montgon-
decl4wSt CHRISTIAN KLoPFFR. y
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DR. STEVENS & co.

Il RIVATE DISEASES CURED IN THE
shortest possible time, at the Cincinnati Lock Hos
pital, "a West Third street. between Walnut AMI
Vine, up stairs, without the use Of Mercury, loss
OF time or change OF diet
DIR. STEVENS, by special study and experience
In the hospitals OF baltimore, London and Paris is
enabled TO guarantee cure in the most com pli-
cated cases Recent cases OF GonOrrheao or Syphilis
cured in a few days without change OF Diet or
hindranee from business. Secondary SyphllsZthe
last yestige-eradieated without the uso Of MeT.
curry, II... ..... t. .ft.....s ...Itt....-
Victims OF self abuse and excessive yenery. sur
fcring ffoIn spermatorrhea, and loss OF physical
and mental power, Indigestion or ConsfipHtion
EruPtions, Nervous Coughs, .HypQchondris, So,
are treated for Liver C0mplalnb Dyspepsla and
Consumption, by ignorant men who mistake the
effects for the eanscs Of the evil and thus multi
ply both, t.unH .uf l.IiI iI'-II,. Il III = ' -
Married men, and those contemplating marriage,
should resOre yigOr 10 their bodies and minds ore
they entail misery and disease upon those Of their
Diseases peculiar TO females treated. A cure
guarranteed N al cases, Persons at q distance
promptly CURED BY addressing, with abatement OF
ease; DE- STiiyl1Ns M a Co, n West Third street,
:, once hours nom A, M, tos i, Nj sundays 70
'aI.I t.r l.H s.|.f.g ,fI Htf..f N'VSo7AJuf
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FTnIs PREPARATJQH Is VEEQuALED AS 4
Il Neihvenator aud hostoref of 9asted Or inert
functions. iH3 Ii-~tp tiuTil lEll 7T.'I'I '''
The aged should be edeTtain 10 make the Biokreno
honeehold god, inasmVch Aei it will u ndsr them
youthful IN feeling and 10 Btreng 9Th and enable than
TO live over again the days OF tfeIr pristine oy
not only exhlaratss bait pnd IL really m
invaluable bleshng, especially 10 those who have
nibfortune, or ordinary bickness No nihtlef wbai
tn. cause Of The impotency 81 any human oyeaSh
and forever. ,I|. l,fg. .JltftI It 4 -. ~ =
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REAL EsTATE AGENCY.
"A RARE CHANCE.

ONE OF TIE BEST ,FARMs IN MADISON
FOR SALE,
Beautifully stuAtedAbogt one -hafa miles southeast
rem Higgins station, on the Daeton aud WesteT,i
nairoad, and about onas fourth Of mile south Of the
Wolf Creek Turnpike, and seven mlles northwest o
baning one hundred and hly eight actes
anee Is well tInbsred. There iA large three .stoTy
BRICK dwelling house, frame barn, frame tobacco shed
The location 10 deedsdy healthy pleasant and avery
way desirable and In neighbOThOod OF good society
and convenient 20 school, Churches and mills
Terms one-third cash, the balance in three equal
animal payments. PHILLIP srET1LRR
OeolO.5tN : 7.
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BIOKRENE.

The FRKBLR, the LARpULp, the DlnSPA IRkF61.
TIA OLD should ii Ve this vAuhhe discoysrv a fss,,
II will be found totally diHsrentron all other ARTICLES
for the saIna pprposeA .t
TO FEmALEs,-Thia preparations ia ihvaipa
bic In nbfVOus weahnesses OF all kinds as II Viii rs
store the wasted strength with Voa,ierful per,ra1!
snce. ID e,.f-tf.4 yffI ..I ..t..,.. tt 80 II i
tits also grand tonic, and will give rsefin i,ys.
pspsia with the ffst dose brief perrstence IL ls
nae WI renosate tne etomAoh to degree of perscl
One Dollar per Bot.le, orsix bottles for ss. sold
by Druggists generally
Seat by express an nyWheTe, by add ronsinp
Onh HUTOfliNos a hILLYBR, PTopristbrs
-tiil 1i.nI Ni'H'I ~ De ikr eirset. New Yotk Il
soldbJ 1,uiN DIV ,w.sTEWA RT. : saa
.t "o .rIriifsr.. asi AksAtfor Dayton. !, \
|>r lm yue ln ragil lf 1dl -
y "a lnasp Irsll,
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Ole wiGsnia,oftIide 9cnpention.

buffalo,, IT. Nug SIN Der aIsemet-
men Sisuns Der Nmer. Sctsutiic Convention,
bteien Woreeu, tpuroe etne In3abl neuer Mtt'
elieoer Sorselalasen unb betattst.
DrOf. Gilman ~beenptste Die 8crleiuns fet|
ner Qbbanclung iber cine nete v9emtl9e
Npmenclatmr "
9rCf. Saforo, pom GbtcascO 6 ierpatcriuu,
CAB einen tnterefanten 8ert@t I6er oas Dear
born SbI erSatcrtum tn Chicago.
Damn fOl9te Bralibent Barnard NIT elmer
@ei&iGte De5 ,,sroBen Glaie6", cas ouf bte'
FEM SblerDatortum eebraudt miro.
@rof. Nerpberrp uUn Columbia Gp0., lac
etne Abbanolung lber npen l1rlpruns Der
Dratrien"; Nrpfe1or @tn1ea eine Mbbano'
lung bes prOf. Qesalner iber rtie 6elfeu pen
&anla8"; prof. @terrY 6unt etne aber ben
&alffetn BON 2aprenee,"
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Sdtte6lt& fruse t&, mas babe t& unb Ste

@dlte6lt& frage tH, mas babe tb unb Ste
gnpereS Su 9etptnnen alS pte 6Oroernng bee
qemetnIamen WcbleS2
SD BIN 70 iebr eesen GeOtsmus ais treenp
Gtner /; aber BIER, In Der Manter Der Gpnser~
1attOn, muB i'd bin3ufIgen, tpas. babe t@,
pfnn t6 benz menitltGen Gbrssi3 btene, mebr
at getptnnen, ais i'd berettS 9enann - E I n
Ding aussenOmmen2 @etne 9aufbabn 1T
abgelaufem. SD BIN burd bte Contribution
bterbergeteIt. SD iase Bier, pom nteperlten
bts gum BID item Soften Babe Id @emter Der
Ne9terung betletoet. SD babe tecen Soften
befleibet, Dom MOermann eines Dcrfes bic
gum YrGIibenten Der Ser. Staaten.
Snbem i9 SOr S6nen itebe, slauben Sic
ba ntHt, ba6 aller Sernlnfttse Gbrget3 tn MIR
beirtebtgt ietn iUIte? gBte let6t Bate t6,
tpent t9 pcllte, mid Der In metner Saro be-
fnolt6en MaGt bemd1tt9en fSnnen! STE
Sreeomen'S bureaus STU Bate MIR 60 Wtl'
ltOnen aegeben mnb Satrapen In jeoem Ot~
frttt. SD Bate mid gum Dtftator protla@
mtren fSnnen.
Nber metn StOl3 III es, bic Ma4t In Der
6anb bes SOlteS gu lafen. Nuf eS Serla1e
t6 mid. 0eber Der Sobn bes Gcn9relies
nod bic SerlGumberilae @reiIe fSnnen mt4
BON metner gbIf9t oertretben. SD ertenne
nur @jutt unb bas Golf lber MIR an.
SD Iaete mebr als ih pplte. Die Gnooi<
lirung bnr& bteie Convention, bic frettptltg
3u1ammsntrat, freut mid febr. Sd terbe
aud finfttg metner leberseueung fcleen, ios
tpte Der Contribution UNI benz 8olte. Sd
bante Sbnen.
NdG bte1er &ebe tpurben bret 6urrabs auf
BEN WrGlbenten unb bann auf Gen. Grant
ousoebromt. Damn fam bag 6Gnbe1hitteln.
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Cow. Swann seSen bas @efeb.-
Ser Cumberland Civilian i6reibt: ,Das Geiet
bon Wtarnlanb betradtet einen Mfann, Der cir
Gnlt %befleioet, cbne re9iftrirt 3u ietn als ~uuquali
fi5irt. @onp. 9paruI ernannte 9eute 3u Reeiff.
rirungsbeamter, mslGe nidt r~egiftrirt 1tnb. Ser
@ouperne1r ,,annuairt bas @e1es un6 i~ubfituiri
ieineu @ilen. @ir ratben benz gplfs, bteies in
49t 3u nebmen unb &c. Grcelence ieiner 3ett
beii peroienten 2obn al seben. CIR tpitni6t 1T ber
Ser. Staaten Setut su fOmmen. 8enn er bic
lcpaleu WiarpIdnoer fraste, tpitrbe man ibm pObl
ratben, bic @oupernenrspObnuns 81 rdumen uno
ft9 aIf feline Ylantase in girsiuia ~suritdsu3iebsn.
Die &Sniain Der Sanbpt1 SlIel tpiro beute
en- route fitr Seem gcrf bier bnr6paiftreu, fi4
aber ipabrideinli1 nt6t tpeiter in unierer grttes-
fiirdtt9en Stabt aufbalter.
8egtfrirnn9 IN 9 attimore.- 9fa9
offisienen 8sri&ten belduft it1 bic i3abl Der ger.
ipner, melfe an ben Seridiebenen Regifrtruness
taseu als Stimmgeber einsetrasen murben aui Z.
Nusnit anf 1909; am 8. auf 1902; am IA. auf
1701, ll1o am Is. dnf 1440. Wtan glaubt, bab
onrG Die beurise Resifration bic 3abt Der Gtinlut'
9ebsr nm 5000 rermebrt perben tpirb.
Setn9be elm Mnfrubr.- Sn Der Don-
nerSfa8s yfatt Sos cine Gompasnte Der anter benz
yeanen 2ineoIn Spuapen tefannten Neserprsant.
lattcH pur@ SOparbfr. no9 i9reu1 GTercrlcfaI,
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Sie Tenier.
Gle sweats SnpaTcu.-Nmfresun8 ia GanaSa'
Wnr6creifunact aur WertheiDtauna.

0~$ OA$$YSe~NO""O
Ottowa,G 6. SO, Is. Nus.-Snfolse Ell
ner beute I'm Staotratb prpflamtrten Orbr'
bIrfen Wa6em uno Nunitipn sc1fret fir ben
nG&fen Wonat tmpOrtirt tperben.
5ruppen tperoen bier taslt6 etngeibt.
Scpe mSslt6e @Crberettuns ptro bmr@ BIT
8ebSrben eetrcfen, benz befar&teten Genter.
iberfaa gu bese9nen. Sruppen rtroen mad
Der @ren3e selhtft. @fan errartet Mrtt0erte
BON England.
Die GAMBLER re6nen fart amf etne Gtna
mti&uns Der Ser. staaten gu tbren @unlten'
Iolte eS pirtli@ gu l1nrute1 fcmunen.
Gin 5err, pelGer pta Nfalcne mad CANADA
reits, bert6tete, puB f4 5000 Gsnter In Der
gidGe BON Malcne per ammeln.
Die 0e16afte In WcntreaI baben bur9 bte'
le @erihte arg 9~elttten.
Nan elaubt, oab, rpenn bic 6enter wtrtlid
beabli6tieen io0ten etnen 9Glas 3u flbreu,
fe ibren Nnsrif MAIDEN weroen, tpenn bic Ga
aupter NIT tbrer Grnte belAdfttst inb.
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s;nriatuna @tarfpeafhua.

9artfpro, II. Aug.-Dtsism Nodmjt.
tag ur1 l ubr Durre Der Wan6sfermGrcer
Starfweatber eebanst. Gr f4ritt NIT feffem
@ange mad Dem SdafOt uno 3etete me@ber
feline beicaoere @emitbs5eweeune.
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