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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-09-17

decided that government bonds could
not be taxed BY States; adecision which
the mUdest ST 5osilI ls.llE Nc -assluugAa
to be wrong What a pity the Supreme
AnkRSfte UpH state fell into
error for the want Of 80 common an arti.
ck Aastheiihrsipfe u. Wallace.
Mr.. Lane went on to show how the
h ]sak held ~ all SPiispai Banks and
all the ID lin (sed uRsn Asir
s(sek, e<ss dollar q N6ich i41kxablA
Mr.. w. not understanding, the speaker
went tafefdny ovef the ground again for
his particular benefit. Mr.. Lanes ar
gument upon this subject of taxation
was able and exhaustive. He had bare
~ entered upon another theme when
he was informed that his time had ex-
PRED Begging the indulgence of his
opponent, Mr.. L. occupied about two
minutesin brief though cogent appeal
for equal suffrage-the equality Of every
man before the law. This was greeted
by a >storm OF applause, the cheering
continued after he was seated and until
Sir John was fairly, upon his feet for his
final half hour. = q III l7it sLA+s@A
I He began his second speech with this
affirmation: '"I too am in favor of every
man being equal before the 'Iaw;"" but
a. ,he Is pot in favor of negro suffrage, we
must infer that he does not consider the
negro . man. This is the only con-
sistent ground from which to, oppose
negro suffrage; but the day has boen
Thought to be past when man would
care to yeptilate such an absurd. doctrine
kefore Ansintelligsnt ausiiMte.s II the
tenn "jOckeyinge can be applied to an
affair of this, kind, it will give a good
idea Of that half hours performance by
6fr Jolan. uHe beeame more Falstaffian
than ever. Strutted, pulled, leered,
shook the head, pursed the lips and
pointed the finger, because Mr.. Lane
refused to be put upon the witness stand
to answer yes or no to q list of pettifog.
giHg questions. -----zr--~~.-> -
The most amusing thing of all, how
over, was bis attempt to prove bis patri-
otisrn during the war, by stating that he
"WuFN hoVC& sIvCH Sll0 HQv0THIlenL MS
services; much as ne evidently thought
them worth, if Gov. Kirkwood would
only have given him a colonels COM
mission. Hedidn't get the commission.
consequently he didn't stay patriotic.
How many just such disinterested co
patriots ournation was cursed with, in
those days. He said that it was the
Emancipation Proclamation which took
the patriotic breeze out of his sails before
1t drove him into the service of his
country; but that came long after he
didn't get. his .colonel's straps and we
do not believe Gov. Kirkwood would
have refused to let him carry q rnusket,
As many 4 better man did do.
g Mr.. Lane's charge that Horatio Sey-
mour, II not in favor OF secession, was
opposed to coercion, which amounted to
the same thing in effect, he ''unhesitat-
ingly denied that, you know" and
called for the proof. If he will read q
speech made by Seymour in Albany, N.
y, on the 2lsJ of January, 1861, he will
fad ample proof, you know"
But his half hour was soon clustered
through; and he subsidized amid cheers
Tor Wallace and Seymour, which were
followed by heartier ones for Grant and
colfax. aaa @s a5 -&s@r.z e.aaa
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-09-17

4 A G>RD:-We, = the undersigners,
takes this importantly to suppress our
thanks and animosity to the young
gemplemen who so far forgot the indif-
ference Oh color and political politicks
as to favor US with lubly serenade on
one or several occasions. .A%#E.,@
CORNELIUS REESE,
LEONA REESE.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-09-17

A FINE NEW BELL was put into the
fbeafry Of the Refsrmed Church in this
1fsSccy one day last week; and hereafter
another tone win be aaledto hf pteas-
sas1 Sabbath rmorning Chime. Alay the
sweet tones increase until the hour of
worship shau be- announced by brazen
tongues from every church sbuillling in
ourtown. 'fS s'S 3 . 'ss''ssIi5fAis
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-09-17

THE SWEETEST THING IN LIFE is good health
and good spirits, and IL You have them not the next
best thing Is what will restore bloom to the faded
cheek and happiness to the dropping heart The great
and sure remedy is Plantation tters which our ply
sicans recommend to both male and female patients
as safe reliable agreeable and cordial stimulant
They contain nothing disagree with the most deli
cate constitution and have golden opinions from
all WHO have tried them; and probably no article was
ever tried by SO many persons They elevate the de.
pressed and give strength to the weak.
MAGNOLIA WATER is a delightful toilet article-sl,-
peror to Cologne at half the price
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-09-17

"A rebel howl-How'll Cobb.
When were the first sweetmeats
made, When Noah preserved pairs il
the ark.
Every member Of both branches OF
the rebel Congress was Democrat.
Doolittle has no equal as "bore;"
and yet he "augurs" badly for the Cop
perhead party. Chicago Post. -
Es-Iundreds are using RIGGS COMPOUND
HOARHOUND COUGH SYRUP and pro-
nounce it the very best medicine for Coughs,
Colds &C. Try 1t.
For sale by Hall .& schmucker,. Upton
s. 8. Chambers 4 Co, springdale; r. =. 4 II. A.
Jepson, West Branch; v. II. Cornwall, Downey
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-09-17

g1AMESsE stock of new goods at Vim
Dean d Co.'S, and very cheap. s.s. .sr.-. !
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-09-17

?. CEDAR CO., SOLDIERS MONUMENT
The Treasurer of the Cedar Go. Soldiers
Monuments Association would respect
fully acknowledge the receipt Of the fol-
lowing sums: H.. Z /. s.s..sa
Il. B. Potter, Massilon township, $40
Jesse Edge, Sugar Creek "@t' 10
DE-. II. G. Gill, Springdale . so... 2.
S. a. Barnes, -. -Etsa +" ft.-.st.a /
J. C.. Pickering, a q 1
~. m. - e,, ..s, VIM. II. TUTTlLI, Treasurer.
Gopfno,la. 1stl, 1Sco. fE#sss-H s
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-09-17

so LAST SABBATH, September 13th, Rev.
c. s. Harrison, formerly of this place,
snif ciatcd IN the dedicatory servicasof a
church at New Lit erty, Scott Co. I'VE
are Informed that $3.50 was raised. being
q sufficient to coycr the entire reniagning
Indebtedness ofthe society who occupy
the new building. 40. av4 tIl Il rsipv rvrrT
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-09-17

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. !: !
WN. DEAN & Co. have just returned
frbhfhe, EaeA VIA thSiEi lew stuck Of
Fail and Winter Goods-tKe largest
sstocG Of Dry-G Goods ever brought TO Tip
.,teagatiei "a bsai1.t-ys -issr' i,,sa. 2nats VI /
a's s.sE 4 I e n - = = IL = l.so 2nI
10 ,EHhEoNa ,I 4, Al, so,ctf i Wal
meet at fheres1dence Mr. Hiram Desn
on Thursday evening Of this weeksTsAal
who would enjoy pleasant evening, are
Invited and requested to be present -
o. f. r. DEAN pays the highest market
price in cash atall times for butter and
weggs.-fresent prices; butter. Is cents;
eggs 10 cents. a., Z, 5. - IS Sc ~ y
QUEERY-Who spitupon the Nation
al flag wheni It was carried past h4rintbe
. streets Of Muscatine The, wife 81 Sir
John Wallace, the modest patriot who
9 wanted-a Colonels ,commission To-, Hight
underit. g ~ 81 ;:ta1pFF " 's@@ *.7'a
ii rlsooTsAND SHOES, EASTERN OF custom
msdssAt fam Wirisk's; best stock, best
styles aud best workmanship. Besides
his reputation as q poet, Sam has q rep
utatiDI as an excellent shoe maker. he
gives rn thatcan't be beat, putsin stock
that vwin stand grief. and sews seams
With : waxed end. Gallon Sam.
,,, CALL and seethsse new styles ofiifcss
VOONS a Vn, naap e. ~ to "AFA
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-09-17

n..ian.z~ II lar. ti"ofaad Gernsaa Btters depart
Tor frua, my usual course, 10 express Wy nm
eaa.i,tta taI for Fetrr,i iltB II TIC system, an
fysef5'4 Ev itsr f1tgf4ipt IL sfff and ealsSL@s
t,cftf1t},sn In some It fa but usually.
a,sih MT, Il viii ba stfS eaeG~.al ~ those Who
.uhug irsfa lie above eaHsn%
Ionrs, svfy respectfully,
JH KGSsARp.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-09-17
CAUTION.

ca TIDLI.
,.s.tsattA's s.tner1 Het4e{4es soaat. ltostcJ.
f-s i,,At sltr .iEu#t ea-ss.-sa- are II Z. u JACK
SIX h. ii t,5a-ers., ~ rs tnr = sslch botsas
All ,skar- are resE eIsA5.;5 iertstt.
iliuetfal uHen asd Aa4susaetaxy
1t c t.sF,nnn 1ien.ine Siase ~ 81 ARCH asrc,t,
rtlLi.jelE ha. t*5
CHARLIE RI. ssyANs.
Grl man ErgSgtat, fsurli~trs,
YatHsslfy = n. JACKSON { On
PRTCC ES-
II,.f, gl.- ,..sD.sa Bites, ser bottle GO
half dozen #H %
Isusand+ German Tartc PUT aP in quart bottles. 50
per L,ttic OF = half doarn fsr DO
b.. Dn ttst forget 10 amino well the article yUu
bay in order to get tie Genuine.
For Sale by NIL Druggists ana Dcass
crs Of Medicines.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-09-17

i'm sCAtLand seethsse new styles ofdfess
goods ut VIM Dean 4 Co.'s.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-09-17

probably because It was not thought
eaaaeeesexE 70 -hEing out morn than one
candidate for the mere purpose Of Keep:
ing up 'p,r,da1alsassA 4
THE JOINT DISCUSSION.
According to appointment, ct 2 o'clock
Of Monday, September IAN, MessiAs
Wallace and Lane, Democratic and Re-
publi apdida, J NJ Blstriqt IT,
met a IT Audieeseat the cq.sts6n,
TN f1G forsshs PURPOSE o1 .as-
chssing the political issues Of the day."
The meeting. Was organised ayEsiss,s,seI
ton Of DR.. n. Story aud b. +. Pawling
modeeators; inimediafaly ladet I1ish,
according to programme,
J. II. WALLACE, ---,-s,~-s.- r---.
Democratic candidate for Elector, aud
author OF an exceedingly sympsshetac
letter to the Ku Klux Democracy 81
Tennesees,rwhich has been, published
extensively ii ills District, but alwSys
n Radical newspapers, took the floor
-for theiopening sIeeeh Of ono hour. TO
any one who has read merry Wives Of
,WiIlser,mn Mr.. Wallace as he comes puff:
Ing aid blowing about taxation and ex-
.travagaacs is the beau idotx of. Sir; John
Falstaff. Listen to Sir John: :
No qiips now, Pistol, ~ ~s==='-aa-a~'.s~s
Indeed I am in the ,eais two yards about;
But am now %eboat % wssse; lam abs't
Sir John (H. Wallace) began his rho
dvmontaae. by saying that no felt very
much -enrbarrassed Tor thee reasons:
First, because he was no public speak,
er second, because his exponent was
an ahk hwSers 1ilfd, teeasse tbi4sass
his first attempt at speaking this sea-
SON." Pie event was such that none
felt inclined TO- doubt either the prqprie-
~ Or validity Of his excuses !; but at the
same time, It clearly Demonstrated Nfs1
Ignorance Of politiu aud
mental arithmetic, his utter disregard of
facts md hts CREST natural ability ~ a
He. 4ssts announced the interesting
and remarkable fact TINT IN his youthful
days he believed in the motto, "knowl-
edge in mower - (whn xv,uld have
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-02-01
Der Nuerbabr.
Cine 9umpresfe.

Der Sberf5rfer bes @rafen g. eina
NIT oro6en @&rttten in Den 3immer ouf
u,,o al unp i&ten nt&t gut selaunt gu
lein, alS per G51fer &. BET tbm eintrat
unp aui ieinen Moreenarub tetue Mnt,port
ertielt. &. fame NIT letnen @6reelebten
auf eiuem eu'en Gube, 70 ca6 Il uneentrt
mad Der urla9e bteisS 8erfimmentletne
fta9en tonnte. @o erfubr ct penn balb,
pae Elm Brtef Don ben, Obnforfmeifer
angel ounten iti, pel&er bic Mntunft etnes
Soruebmeu 6errn meloe Der nod ME einen
Muerbabu esi@o0en babe; Seine bod
9rdfthen @naren erpo1teu Qarb BE-
R'mmt Der Ger Sbaf6rfer tperoe eof1r
ioreer pob Der bobe @aft ~weni8Nens e.
men Auerbabn erle0e."
rGrleae" rief rer Oberi5rfer, urp
mari btn @erbdnateoou latontl&en Brte'
Dem Softer 1uu, lelen bin. Der 6trr
Sberfor0meiiter meint rpa,l&einlt@ Elm
Auerbabn u, etn SpaB leteneo0elte. unb
-noturli&, Der 9ndoiee 6err @raf bate
ia olttd Elm DuSene auf etuen @&uB
bsfsblen f5nnen. Nun, frass i'd. note icQ
id oafar for9en?. Gin Mfn1d. Der vtel-
letdt nod ate einen @oael 9:trofen bat,
fol- einen Nuesbobn ldteber! SD fam
bod ntdt fur Jpn l1teeen"
Beiee Mdnuer Qtr 0en eiue @st't
idrpeiBeno auf unp al: pl5Bltd rtsf be
Bo'ft:r 8: Ser Sbs,f5rfsr! i'd babe
eiuen 6u.sn @tnfau! Sd made eani
aemts> rab Der Grsmee sinen Nusfhabn
ldtsBt."
Der Sberf6tlter wurcs, na@Osm CT cen
plan issnss u%n'ersebsncn psrnomnara
bate. eat'5 oereniat.
Die n1lbiaen @e:obreeunaen mu,bfn
astrofen, uno 8. stns iofort su etnem
als ;uweilen Wiloptsb Dabdhtiaen 6olj.
bauer. 8eipe eOnferirten 3iemlid LANCE
nit ei11arper uno als fte ft@ Dor perIbdre
trennten, la9te g.: vNlfo IS bletbt babel,
Sbr f1bt I'm bic beitinmte 3eit auf Der
sroben Gidte unb iobalo er sel9pGen BAT,
laet Sbr ben 9abn fa1enT
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-02-01
Cine oeutlbe ~6iftmiiberin.

Die 81. Thanksgiving pom II ,. 81.
l9reibt:
Mm @amtas wurbe ron Seiten zines
junoen Mar6enS> elmer Deut19en> Elm
@erbreden peribt, wel9es III ben Mn,oz
len I'm lerer Stapt 9liflidertpeile lis jebt
nod pereinselt baitebt. DaS @ertreden
1T io' 9rdsli9, ta6 man fat gu Der Mnz
nabme 9elan9t, baB bic @eriberin an
tempprlrem @abnfinn eelttten babe ;
BENIN cab etn ju1,9es 16jdbrige6 Mdrden
in benz pollen Beitb ibres @er1anpes ben
@eriu9 MAIDEN f5nnr, ibre Gltern unb
@eldwitcr ;u t1pten, mdre gu 9rdeli6
unp befunoete etnen GRAB Don @eroerbtz
beit Der bel einem &inbe BON Is Sabrer
taum III permutben it,. Na9 Uni erer
gnnabme eei9ab bas@ erbre@en mabrenb
cinesMnfaue5 BON tempprdremB abn1inn>
orer bic 8iloun9sfufe Der @erbre@ertn
1T eine IL ntepri9e, tab fe i14 ber @rSbe
tbres @er9ebens faumt betpuBt mar.
Der Sadperbalt 1T fol9enber:
Sn tem 9auie &c.. 342 @bur@frabe
auf Der Nprtleite tppbnt Mntreas @tan9
NIT jeiner Gamilie, befebenr aus {einer
Grau unp pier &tnbern, BON benen bic
@iftmil4erir Gliiabetb bas dltefe 1T
bic Namen ter ibrt9en Sinner fnb &a<
tbarina 10 SABRE &oia II Sabre unb
Elm fleiner &nabe Mntreas 4 Sabre
alt.
Glilabetb bat mad Nusiase ibrer Mut>
ter i9on felt mebreren Sobren unbeiie9<
bare Diebs9ellfe sebeet> 70 pa6 pteGltern
een1tbi9t ,paren, fe fit cine 3eit lang
Sem fatbplil9en Mipl gu l~berseben aber
Gli1abetb febrte aus pteler Mnitalt un9ez
beiert 3u ibren Gltern ;urld.
Spdtcr, i'm December, trat tic BET elmer
Tamilie auf Der Glib leite in ben Dtent>
aus Rem {e jenrd me9en tbrer Dieb ftmaz
mic 1dpn na@ fur;er 3ett mierer e%ntlaien
murte unb su tbren Gltern suriidfebrte.
@proelern b~ereitete ie pa5 0ttttaaehen
fir bic Tamilie, weldes BON cerlslben
gu Ter %eepDbnliden 3ett et%naenomme'1
tpnrhe.
Gins Der Sinner bernerfte, tae Der
&afee cine eisen1blmli6e Garbe babe
aBer Nieuann abnte> roB f1e init oen1iel7
ben 0ift tranfen unc nae ibnen bas @tft
spr ben 9dnren ter einen Go@ter beretz
tet 1ei. @liidli9er @eiie pirfte bas@tft,
eS mar Strpdnin, steleidt tpe9et Der
3uiammenieB uns NIT benz &afee. ni6t
70 ldnel pte 9epbbnli9. 81. u1o Trau
Strana aeen et>pas ipdter als rie!&inoer
&at6erine bic ;weite Gp@ter bate faun1
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-02-01

Stalien.-Die italtenil9e &esiez
run9 bat aus 8elor9nib Dor elmer brurz
bpni l9en &epplution bic 8elaBun9 BON
Neapel %pertdrft.
Berlin 80. Dec.-Wpm I. Sonuar
ab mirr auf @runp be6 nit benz 6lrl ten
ppn Baloed ab9el9lo0enen &ertrases
Elm preubiiaer 8eamter al5 Me9terun96z
Direftpr Qanpratb y. TlpttweW an bic
@ptBe per 8erwaltun9 pe6 Burltentbums
treter1.
- De- fleine, perfrinmmte Souri, st.
S. Sddfer ber> >pie ii& uniere 2eler er@
tnner,1 werpen, BON Seem 7Yprf III GuB
uber ben Continent na9 Gan 6ranciscp
ret1 te> 1T auf iet1er Welttpur tn@ufralten
anoefpmmen unp bat ben Be9 Don Sicz
neg na9 'Melbpurne gu Tu6 S%urif9ele9t.
@r bat in bic fer @eile nun bereite 9or13
Gurppa> &leinaiien> @yrten> G9Ypten,
Morcaf rifa unb> wte erwdbnt> Norramez
rita bereit. Ct bat nun bic Mb li1t cine
&eiie bur@ bic auiraliiden @plonien>
Slinbien unt China gu MAIDEN uno
burd bic Gartoret na@ europa suridSuz
tebren.
- Die neuel e uyanteez Ct fnbune"
fnb 9ebeisteS @lith@ube. Sn cine unter
Der @pble ansebra9te MetaQtapiel mirb
Elm @tid rptb9lubencen Spedltein 9e<
ldpben. Da11elbe bleibt eini9e Stunten
lang marin unb tpdrmt ben GuB bes
@@lildublaufers.
- Mannbetm sdblt na@ benz lebten
Genius 2040 beppbnte@ ebdupe NIT 1898
6auSbaltuneen unb 35,288 Menl9en.
Darunter be nten 1i9 15,64O Yrpte ltan>
ten 1926 &atbuliten 2788Ssraeliten
Il. (. ~.
- Sn Sos Mn9elps g., GAL, befanz
ben 1i9 lebte6 Sabr 480@itronenbdume,
bic, 1000 Gitrpnen auf benBaum 9ere@>
net, - ia9t bet GAL, Democrat" }
1,960,0OOSt1d er9aben, was, pa6Stld3u
3 @t6., bic Sum1e pon $88,8O0 aus
ma@t.
Bern, "a. Dec.-DieD anoner 3ei>
tuns beri@tet: u2estbin sin9en @tepban
Yelifan, Elm Tamiltenpater, unb @auus
Boiler Na@mitta9s aus benz Dorfe 8rin
GIN 2uane3l, INN fi@ in tbre Berae gun,
6ittern te6 &iebe6 ;u be9eten. &aum
botten iie Die &apelle bes beili9en Solepb
binter ft@, II b5rten iie cine 2apine Don
pben berab tpmmen fte foben 3urid,
bod pie9amine tpar idneQer ols fie> fabte
ie uno rib fie NIT IN Die Gtefe bes Tbaz
leg. peltfan mar auf Der Sberfd@e Der
2arpine 9eblteben unp battle teinen S@az
ben 9enumuten Boiler ba9esen> Gin
Singing Don II bis Is Sabren fanp
i'm S9nee lein @rob urb >purrt BON
Mdnnern, bic NIT @9aufeln na@ Jpn
fudten, erft 3pei Sage ipdter tobt auf9e>
9raben.
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asber tren,t ct nun 3ufdQis mid trefen

aAber trernt CT nun 3ufdQis mid treffen
1pute... fl
nGlel! 9laubt SIR benin, tab mir ibr,
cine idarf 9elaoene Bl9le III bic 5ane
9eben 1peroen2 Dafur labt mid 1cr>
gen. 4gs5@ &f@51 a@a f9H 'a.
Mm anpern Mprse,, soe cine Mnsabl
|S@iben III @albe bin. Dem sSberfSrz
fer tpar ~feines>pe9s .>ppbl Eel ,rena Spaee
unb ct btelt f1d in 9eme0ener Gntfernua9
BON BEN frempen, 9errn, Der 'rurhaus
feinem e9}dger gleidiab uno lterbie6 {ebr
fursit6tis urb bartb6ri9 mar. u--....
Mls man in Der Ndbe .per 9roBenGt@tt
nrfam, lieB Der Bilppieb.. Elm ,.tluf, fluid,
tlud!. S9idii9i!"' ert5nen, 70 gut. na4z
! 9en1a@t, ba6 .man@er SSdd9er .fi@ bdtte
tdulden ,1al1en. ,....> god ~. .4:... .. If
q, ~56ren Sie, metn Ser = fliterte E.
benz Gren1ben 3u, uer bol3t!"' -, hi: .s= ID
u@as2 @ie?" 19rie Der Treu,oe.
{. empfabl. S9wei9en, oenn IS tludte
jebt gan; nabe. l@nblt@ errtetb rerJrem<
Be- 1pprauf Der Gprtmetfer Jpn babe aufz
mertiam MAIDEN ppQen. ~
h. 90 baW lief ft9 btel ct pernebmen
,1nb >pie6 ouf bic Ttdte. ... ii
Der Ser rtdtete letn @la6 auf ben
Baum, ottr ct fab ni@t5 ais cine idparse
@fa0e. "".'~
$50 tenn 2" fragile ct. '"''
6. ret@te tbm bas @e&pebr, trat btnter
i'm, rt6tete i'm ben Qouf unp ia9te:
49, 19tesen Sie muir borauf lpST
Die6mal b1rte ber Jrempe; ct erlfte
at> uno poH! frad> frad> tnadte e6 In
ben 3wet9en, uno buns fel Elm &Drz
per auf Zen 8pben rteper.
uNab (" rtef bet 6rembe unb elite auf
bic SteQe 3u> 100 rer Sp9el lie9en mabte.
uDo8 mar etn Meiterldub" ia9te g.,
ner Dem @9lsen germ ctmas Sdmetz
6elbafte6 ia9en pplte.
g leid;ettis fol9teu er uno biellebri9en
benz Trempen, wel9er NIT Dem @lale fehr
err taunt betra9tete, pas Ct 9el9p6en
battle.
u@o6 1T bas?" fra9te ber fremoe5er
enrli9.
8. antmprtete bieSmal ni@tS, ct mar
gang betdubt. SEPT trat bet &ammer>
otener be8 Trenpen beran, befublte ben
ansebliden Muerbabn> bpb i'm encli@ In
bic 96be uno-p beilt9er 9ubertus!-
g par wpbl Elm M%uerbabn> aber ct iedte
1T etncm fef9ebuncenen Sade, wte Jpn
per @ilbbteb auf ieinem &uden ber9etraz
9en batte. Der @impel batte, na ct ;u
lpdt auf ben plaB 9efpmmen mor, uno
Die SSd9er ft@ 1don ndberten> in ieiner
@erptrrun9 per9e0en> ben &o9el aus Dem
Sade berauSsunebmen.
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Obba4 fur 0ieb, tpdbrenb bes. 2Bin=
ter6- arrr -. a &

@teb I'M @inter ter &dlte ut1b ben
1nbtlpen be8 @etter6 au6;ufeben, 1T ben
p%efun{dren Sntere7en Der Gart1r iebr
na@tbetlt9, unb tbun bte1elben tptbl ba=
ran> pafelbe NIT einem 9uter, ,par11et,
Sbba@ 5u oerleben, pa bic 9trtn9ere
9uantttdt bes Suffers aQein ie fit Die
Soften her @rri@tun9 zines lpl9en Sbz
ba@6 entl9dpise1 rpirp. 6.,@l %,
Das ven ben Gbieren ser3ebrte Gutter
unterbdlt ndmli@ bic tbteri19e @drme
unb miro baber went9er Gutter erforberz
lid fem, rte n6tbi9e Gernperatur be6 1&brz
per6 gu erbalten> tpen1 berlelbe in anpez
ter @etie ertpdrmt tpirb. ..'#s
Gbtere> tpel9e fit ben @ebrau9 urb
bic Notbwenpi9feit ne6 2ebenS Der Menz
i9en nt9t bienlt9 iinb> perfrieden f9
unter bic @rpe pper lu9en auf anrere
@eile @@ub 9e9en bic &dlte baS pfero
per S9le uup anpere 9austbiere jeppG
balten fi@ in Der Ndbe Der menl9lt@en
Wpbnun9en auf unb teoirfen bes Oh
ca9S.
@ebr quite 3eittreilise @6pppen fir
&tnrpteb unb S9oafe f5nne1 oebaut
>perpen mittelit etne6 @eriite6 BON 2atten
pber @tan9en, pel9e NIT @trob tebedt
tperoen. @ol6e @@oppen l9iben bas
8ieb am beien> tpentt 1te III BET Torm
zines L an9ele9t >peroen> nit ber Sfieite
unb Der @iplette often 9ela6tn. @ie
ioQten - ein9eri@tet perben, bab ta6
@ieb Don benz Sdoppen auf ben Gdtte<
runssplaB pper bic Stpppelf elper, 70 oft
e8 Sui bat, 9elan9en fam.
prairie9ra6 madt Elm au69e3ei@neteS
Dad fit tinen S@ppper, ba Is ben Nez
gen ptel be6er als Strpb ablaufen ldSt.
@enn es etnf9ermaBen na@ &rt zines
Strpbtades auf9ele9t miro, f. 1T eS muir
um 70 bei1er, unb man brau9t perbdltntbz
mdBt9 muir cine fleine 3uantitdt @eu
unp 19uBt cine LANCE 3eit 9e9en &e9en.
GS 9tbt AUDI YprtrefFt9e Titterun9 fir
Ninrrieb. Sn Soma &perben 9anse
6eeroen nit nidt6 a(s pr%airiesras iberz
tpintert. Gtpas @etreipe NIT benz @eu
perfQttert, murbe bic Soften be0elben >1ebr
al6 be3ablen. Das @teb 1ollte ME sur
NuBenIette beS StrobldoppenS 9elan3en
fInnen> benr e8 miro ipnf ba6 Strpb
11ieoertreten unp ben 9an;en @9pppen in
renf9en Ga9e1 3erit1ren.
Nun nod eini9e @orte iber ermdrz
menoes uno n~abrbafte6 Gutter. Die
&enntnib pes @ebaltes ait nabrbaften
unb erwdrmenben Stpfen in ben YFanz
gen miro fit Tarrner Don 9rpbem Nuben
fem
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BON benz &nfee 9entppt urb bliel babe.
BON ben @irtun9eti beg @tfttsi mrf9ont.
8ei ben iibrisen Gau,iliensltebertrat in
tur;er 3eit Gin - befti9es Grbreben Elm,
baB &atbarine eili9t ben Dottor Bpwer8,
So. 43 SRzpearipnitrabe bolen muBte.
Derielbe traf nod re&teitfs Elm, 1ra Die
@trfun9 hes @ifte8 bur@ Elm 9,ei9netes
&nt{pot gu 1eutraliiren unp idnmtli@e
0er9iftete 3u retter. 1@
Die @iftmi19erin >purbe perbatet unb
btfnoet ft& a,&9enblidli@ III Der Inter
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Doctor &p]enf,

p1a1IlVet
4r3t Mecoudeur, MuBenar3t & Sperateu
Office: Dritte @trabe nsbsn Sneerfoas 9aQ
xabe Der Bride.
Spre@Runoen: Bon 9 abr Mprgens Bic 4utr
Ra@mittags.
&eIpen3: 8urtfrabe, nabe benz @neainsbuuie.
GrtlBer Smpffpf fets norbanpen.
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0r. s.. @ebelfdbt,

Or- S. @ebelfdbt,
5om0opatiider Mrst,
SfRee 3te @tr., lber Mayp's SURROUNDING.
.Dobuuns Gde 10. unD Meeter @trabe.
@prs&funoen swtfaen II uno 3 ubr Nad1n.
@ebenbsi balte tt sutiAe Werte, fouie DE
bt3tnen gum prioat- unb Gantiliengebrau9 unit
Or. @antbers 3bie.ar5t fit 2anoleute aum Scr
taui. 4O5f
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Sn To!aen1bem 9eben wir nod oos
~r,latioe @erbdltuib Der 6iBe berporrufen
BEN uno n%obrboften &t9eni&aften Der
bauptfd6ltdften artifel, wslde iur Dlttfz
runn bpnukt hberbfn.
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Gr. 81. Crt1mou,

Dentl&er @r3t, @unpar3t uno @eturtS-
belfer.
Office III Miuueapolis &r7e @traBe TN paul
tes 9errn See Bride Il
@obnure TT ct. MutbOns: 2. Stro6e, etnen
Blod btuter Nanseudel's @&ubfoe.
6rtf6et Sempfifof ffetS oorrdttt6.
Or. Ortman 1T Rretsarat tIr pennepin 60.
unb germ berett arue bulfsbeoGrfttge Deutf@e
nit Hatt unb 1bat III uuterRiBen.
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