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Wyoming democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Wyoming Co., Pa.) 1867-1940, 1869-03-24
A STRAGE STORY.

Our readers may remember the singula
disappearance of Capt. Rehrer last summer
an untiring efforts of his friends, and tht
Reading Masonic Lodge, of which he was
member, to solve the mystery. His ordi
nary mining clothes were found near 6
mine, and it was pumped out at an ex
pense of several thousand dollars in expec
tation of finding his body. His business
partners were arrested ON the charge Of his
murder, and together with other suspected
persons were placed in prison. One man,
| owing to the suspicious attached to him,
has become ruined in buiness, and is now
a drunken worthless creature. ..
The mystery of his disappearance is at
Last solved. During the Inauguration a
little girl was in danger of being run over,
and was rescued by a man in marines
uniform. Mr.. Cole, the partner of Capt
Rehrer's father-in-law, recognized in the
man he missing Capt. Rehrr! He tapped
him on the shoulder and calling him by
name said he wanted to see him. Rehrer
denied his identity, but finally, ON being
informed that Cole did not wish to arrest
him, went to the latter's room and there
confessed that he was Rehrer. He gave as
his motive that he was in debt, owing
about 50, 900, and he had only $1,000 to
pay it, and was afraid to face his creditors.
All his arrangements were made to induce
his friends to believe that he had committed
suicide, or been murdered and with twen-
ty-five cents in his pocket he left his place
of business, and got a job ON the Treverton
Il. r. as a laborer on the track. After
working there week, he thought a man
was cycling him curiously, and left at once
for Philadelphia, where he hired rs por-
ter i'll a sugar refinery. Leaving that city
he finally reached Washington and there
enlisted in tho Marine Corps.
Mr.. Cole suggested that when he got
home, his story might be doubted, or peo-
pie insist that he was mistaken, and asked
for some token to show to his wife and
friends. Rehrer complied, and handed
him his Masonic mark, remarking that his
wife would know that. He did not know
that any peP5on had been arrested for his
murder, and stated that he had not read
newspaper since he left Schuylkill county.
Rehrer's friends think he is partially in
sane. If not he should be punished for
the wrong done and misery caused inno
cent parties and we shudder to think how
an additional item or two of evidence
might have convicted innocent men of muir
der C0}uDe5jaH.
Wyoming democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Wyoming Co., Pa.) 1867-1940, 1869-03-24

LIQUoRs. The English believe in beer,
the French in wine, the. Germans in beer,
and the Yankees in whisky The frst;gives
a man solidity, the second vivacity, the
third stupidity, and last insanity. The
first is good to live on, the second to talk
on, the third to sleep on, and the last to
die on Beeris buIby, wine, whisky, lager
logy, whisky worse. If used long enough
each will give its victim the gout, and get
him to his coffin in advance of his natural
time Lac ~ -sia4s'' q e. s'ara -sy. L'
Wyoming democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Wyoming Co., Pa.) 1867-1940, 1869-03-24

CoslE TO BRRAKFAsT.--The minging of
slang, poetry that has lately appeared in
some of the papers recalls to mind the pa
ternal who was full Of strange oaths, who
called his son to breakfast. ''My son.
said the veteran, at the foot of THE stairs. ..
"arise and see the newly risen luminaly of
day, and hear the sweet birds singing their
morning song OF praise, to their great
Creator; come while the dew is on the grass
and tender lambs are bleating on the hill
side-come, / say, or III be up there with !
SWITCH and give you the cussedest liking
that you ever had y - fs 5 ~;
Wyoming democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Wyoming Co., Pa.) 1867-1940, 1869-03-24

q
nBa Some time asoa. hotel keeper in
Lancaster 'ssmelleda u mice in this wiser
Two countsyihen took lodgings 'at tllfsS
place, and Jared sunptuously, drinking
three bottles of wino daily. The last DAY,
andsbeforet they hadsettled their bill IA dis .
pute arose aboutsthe's speedof ,tlrefr lIorse;s..s
They 1t last settled 4 mon q race, and. qp-s
pointed the landlord jndge When sAsSw
were ready the Judge, like those ofatheg
Olympian games, gave the wqrl-7one. twe.
three and go. Away they went, aessh hasea
never been seen norlleafd afssinee, ~ Nak
doubt theyaIeArunninea at this momeiif t;t /.
bill in some other plate, leaving Tins land :
lord fully compensated by having had tho, 1
honor of being judge.
Wyoming democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Wyoming Co., Pa.) 1867-1940, 1869-03-24

sE~ A rural cotemporary, in an obituary
notice of friend, says: He was all that
those who knew him best could wish He
left behind a blessed memory and seven
thousand dollars in Government bonds. :"
Pathetic and pecuniary
Wyoming democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Wyoming Co., Pa.) 1867-1940, 1869-03-24

IGn Have you dined {? said a hungry
man to his friend -.EsL..--- 4--
Il have, upon my honor, said he.
"Then,"" replied the first, ''if you have
dined upon your honor fear you have
had scanty meal" .z-s q. LIS. saa g.a.s~
Wyoming democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Wyoming Co., Pa.) 1867-1940, 1869-03-24
pATFNT MEDICINES. DRUGS, and DYES,
: 80. : ~ FLNVoRFNG EXTRACTS &c, &c,

: These goods have been selected
with great care to suit the wants OF
this Community, and will be sold as
heretofore, at the lowest living rates
for cash or exchanged for country
produce at market prices. Thankful, !,
for the past liberal patronage, shall
endeavor by strict attention to my
business, to merit a continuance OF
the same. and will try to make the
future still more attractive and ben
eficial to customers. - . {
s.4. s7. C. DIETRICH.
Wyoming democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Wyoming Co., Pa.) 1867-1940, 1869-03-24

SsF A young laly went into a fashions
BILE music store the other day, and asked
the polite proprietor if he had ''any feline
intestines for lyrical purposes 2" She
wanted cat-gut guitar-strings. For once
IN his life the young man weakened, and
was carried out on cancelled. postage
stamp.
Wyoming democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Wyoming Co., Pa.) 1867-1940, 1869-03-24

ga9~ An able a2riculturist Is of the opin-
ion that the ice crop throughout this coun.
try has not been injured by frost d,,ringthe
winter. :.....r ..7- -.. ...---r .....e
Wyoming democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Wyoming Co., Pa.) 1867-1940, 1869-03-24

SD~ A country doctor announces that he
has changed his residence to the neighbor-
hood of the churchyard,, = which he hopes
may prove great convenience to his nu-
merouS patients -r-- -f-5 o. .-.I
Wyoming democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Wyoming Co., Pa.) 1867-1940, 1869-03-24

s<1~ The edict is announced from Paris
that fashion has determined O to. abolish
chignons. What fall that Will be--my
country woman ! o. ~sLf ss.s szLW
Wyoming democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Wyoming Co., Pa.) 1867-1940, 1869-03-24

An ANXIOUS SWEETHEART. -Ayoung gul
who had become tired of single blessedness
writes to her frue swain ,.s follows 80 GT'!
DEER GIG Cum 1ite off efyou, aireuin
min atawl. Grow Collins is insistin that /
shill hev him, and he hugs and kisses me so
kontinnerly that I can't hold out mutch
longer, but Will hcv . kavc in.
Wyoming democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Wyoming Co., Pa.) 1867-1940, 1869-03-24

Bs6-. A man who was shooting 'for fun"
in Colorado, recently shot an individual,
who, he says, unfortunately popped his
head round the corner and struck the bul-
let" : - - - ~ u. L. 2 -. y
Wyoming democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Wyoming Co., Pa.) 1867-1940, 1869-03-24
:.
Miss Il Qtbermise. :

DOUBTLESS, The object some wives have
IN blowingu their husbands is doubtless
to have them come down. 49, - r.as - al-
Wyoming democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Wyoming Co., Pa.) 1867-1940, 1869-03-24
- cS Ss'

JUsr Soil luv to court in winter the
mani gurls I no when all around is
dreary and kivered mp with sno; because
the old un's dresl the cold and stor1ny
weather, and hurry oph to bed, leaving us
together
Wyoming democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Wyoming Co., Pa.) 1867-1940, 1869-03-24

Esa2~ A bad wife is a shackle on her hust
bands feet, a burden on his shoulder, a
palsy to his hand, smoke to his eyes, viner
gar to his side, dagger to his heart. 10
Wyoming democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Wyoming Co., Pa.) 1867-1940, 1869-03-24

EeJ@ The most difficult surgical opera
tions-to take the cheek from a young man
and the jaw from an old woman. ..r
Wyoming democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Wyoming Co., Pa.) 1867-1940, 1869-03-24


"Waal, our Samantha Jane is gwine to
be married, and she gin me ninepence
and told me to invest the hull amount in
scentin' stuff so as to make her sweet, if I
could find some to suit so, if you're a
mind I'll just smell round" -- ,
The Yankee smelled around without be
ing suited until the druggist got tired OF
him, and taking down bottle of harts.
horn, said: rH.a 9ut. g -
"Tve got scentinstuff that know viii
srit you. A single drop on your handker.
chief will stay for weeks, and it it impossi
BILE to wash it out but to get the strength
of it you must take big smell" ,s
s'That so, mister waal hold on min
ute tell get my breath, and when / say
meow, youput it under my smeller
The hartshorn of course knocked the
Yankee down, las liquor has done many {
man Do. you suppose he got up lapi
smelt again, rs the drunkard does No
he but rolling up his sleeves, and doub
ling his ponderous fist, he said 4 q. -
You made me smell that tarnal ever
lastin' stuff, mister, and meow I'll Inall'
you smell fire and birthstone" ST..
]
Wyoming democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Wyoming Co., Pa.) 1867-1940, 1869-03-24

EGgr How many straws go to birds
nest ? Not any, for having no feet they
can go nowhere.
Wyoming democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Wyoming Co., Pa.) 1867-1940, 1869-03-24
BOLTON HOUSE.

r,5',. tae Undersigned having lately purchased the
-1AhLER HOUSE " property, has already COM
80 saeh attentions and Improvements as will
'as Cd and popular House equal, if not supe-
any Hotel in the City of Harrisburg.
.o'lnuance Of the public patronage is refpeet-
GEO. ]. BOLTON. .
Wyoming democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Wyoming Co., Pa.) 1867-1940, 1869-03-24
"That Tarnal Stuff"

To hear DIR. Wood tell the "drugger''
story is worth q quarter at any time The
story is old, but the manner in which the
DR.. tells it, is good. 1t IS this: q
A long lean, gaunt Yankee, something
over six feet, entered drug store and ask.
ed HIr.s -.-,.
'.Be you the druggerist ?'' -.....
"Well, s'pose SO, I sell drugs 10 :
r"Waal, hey you got any Nv this ere cen
tinstuff as the gals put on their handker-
chiefs ?"
Wyoming democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Wyoming Co., Pa.) 1867-1940, 1869-03-24
WHumina Democrat.

A Democrauc weekly
nlper devoted to Poll
,in News, the Art
aud Sciences&c. PM
!ished every Wedncs-
,ay, al Tunkhannock
Hyotning County, Pa
BY HARVEY SlCKleR
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-01-02
@inaelanbt.


Das S@wei3reomite in ct. paul, an heien
@pibe Der nidt blcb int Staate Minneiota, fpn'
bern AUDI lter bic Gren;en bedelben aQsenteia
eea9tete une seliebte &es. Jatber Glemsns
@taub iebt, serbient bas soQfe !3utrAue1.
Midt nur taben lau,mtli@e Mitslieeer ielbif
ldSne 8eitrase eeseten, iunbera ie tuereen aud
fit aue glussaben, Reiieauslaseu, papier.
@tamps u. {. 10. ni@ts Serrednen, 10 bab ber
lebte III @unfeu Der Nrtbleipenben Se;ei@nete
Gent mad Bern abeei&idt wereen tann.
@en1 inter bielen gerbaltni1en es slei9wc9l
nod 2eute eibt, mel&e bic @amuluns ober
;3ei9nunne sou geitrdsen nit Der f@nSeen
8emertuns serweieern: . as @elb ~erbe
300 ut@t Jun re&ten 3med ner'
wenbet, 70 it bies elenbe 8erba@ti'
suns. @u uas mag IN sewi0en Ja0en n
b@erfeitie tasepeien itin une mer burst b.
fir, bab Is niat aud i'm sesebenen Sale ~
fommen tSnnte, tuenn bietenisen Qeute an bet
@piBe ninten, tuelde ein 70 bpbenlo1es
@eI9wGb in 70 let&tfertiser Weife
benz Munbe s%ntfalen laAen. Sebeut bas Seire.
@er ni@t als Menl@ fiblen unb banbela MD,
BEN febt IS frei, (& ale rnmeni@ 3u 3sisen,
belutle aber %Gbrenuanner nidt.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-01-02

-S@wei3ertoIIefte Bon Winpna
Rne benz @&wsiaertpmite tur& 5rn. 5. 2atia
fir bic Nptbleiesnben in ber @&,pei3 eiasesan'
aeu 81 Dollars, Ron 9leu Grter bxr& 9rn. &u.
bolpb @ptamann IS Dollars 70 Gents, BON
Gbauplin unb S0eo bur@ 5ru. GribOlin 3opf
70 Cellars. @batppee tampft einen eblen
aampf. Gs trebt unter ben Sielen SS@tern bes
Staates sur Sdwei;erfpaette ben srSbten 8st'
tras ~ leiRen. Dunanb Mil bic eieseepalme
baben. @er in @utss tbun wetteifert tampft
einsn &anpf; BEN bic Qurbesren ni9t ausbleiben
fEnneu. - MQerprts fi Aa&eifer empfob<
len! Or @tanb ber GpQette in @batspee mar
am III. Deibna9tsas 100 Dollars. &c @ueur
pirb uu, bic 80, &c9efsr UNI bic so Dollars
brinsen. Bon ct. Veter, Manfatc, gouns
Mmeriea, @acpnta lauten bic geri@te ebenfaQs
lebr aiinRis. Wenn Der tpeitere 8erlauf Der
GoQeste IL, tie ser NnfAns anb bic &asf@ten
Nnb, 70 mirb stsielte I'M @taat Minneicta 2OUO
Dollars iiberReisen. Sdpeiser, bic ibr spm
Gpmite nit elmer &uuette betraut ieio, tbut
euere ppidt, 'lent wartet enrev bas @eridt!
AQen Dobubatsrn ben warulfen Dant!
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-01-02
Ser So anbere 1.

= Sc l6et fi9 nidt leusnen, baB Der Gttee-
panberte bod timer nod an feiuer alien Del
utatb bdnet. Sc pe-binber tbn 5u Siele Ba1be
nit berlslben, unb er it baber tets frot, tptna
Ct BON bort Meuisfeien. Mnf feline anbere
@eile fam Ct fe aber 70 BALD unb 10 f@tr e.
fabren, ale bur@ bas @udenblatt ~Madrtdten
aus Deutidlanb u,b ber @@wei3". @enn IT,
senbtpo braueen ettpas SntereHantes pailrtj tpas
brauben in einer 3eitune febt, ~ fneet es Der
2efer 1T bieier 3eituna, bic subem ni4ts nit bic
flyer pclitif 3u tbun bat unb baber ooa Demu>
trate, unb &epublifanern sebaltet tperben tanr.
Die 3eituus erl9eint 1T Nep gcrf scn 6. pFr-
l9ins, 142 Sutton ct.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-01-02
3nr 8eber5ieune fur Iae.

dc lunaen @interabenbe fnb ba; bic @e1
iaidten, pelde Der &alenber brinst, tinb aubalo
eriaSpft; man fsbt f@ baber na& ettpas Anoe'
rem u,n, tuas bic freten @tunben I'M Tanilien-
trst(e ansenebm ausfiQen tann, une ba isielt
bic ltntertaltunssliteratur eine srrBe &oQe.
gip9 ~ feintr 3eit bot Fe 70 rei&e AaSbeute
mie s~esenpartis In seriaiebenen @pra9en uno
Jurmen, mie Is chen ant beten eefaQt; Sung
unb Tilt sreift 3u in benz fat nnsrldSpataen
@prratbe; tenn 60 it etn &arafsrifiidsr 3us
unierer ;3eit bab 5ebermaan has SeearfniB pat
gu leien. l1nterwirft man aber bic srobe Mense
per neutrality-suspicious. elmer grafuu& 10
iprinet es auFaQenb in bic Musen, bab bic met
fen ter1elben elmer frisplen @i@tuna buleisen
uub beionbers fir bic Susenb ssfabrli@ i1ne.
Grdst man mad Der relisiSitn Garbuns, IL fnbet
man jebe Senbens sertreten, .,ur bic fatbolilde
ni9t. SIN Solbe tr9enfeinblider 8latter fe=
ben tis sepaubtefen geosrn, bic sei&idtelten
3ei9ner /; ibre llnternebmer balten bic reidlidle
Critic. @pbl iinb Ron 3eit ;u Belt aud tatbs<
liiae t1nterbaltunssl&rifen entifanben, tesil>
meile pom beliettem @9riftaeQern absr ie ALE
sinseu Der &eibe mad tpieper ein, unb ibre Uer~
leser fanben btsbsr ibrsn eobn uur in benz Be-
wubiein, fir cine CUTE @a@e erfelslule Spfer
eebra&t au baben.
Cine eiusise iuufrirte fatbpli@e
Monatsi9rift beNebt s~eseuwartis: bic ,, sllte
uno Meue @elt", peren @ranoer ben
;3ped i'm Muse baten, cine seeiesene, Don tatbo'
lildem @eilte setrasene 2eetiire in untsrbalteu'
Der Gsrm unb fdSner Ausaattnns gu bieten. Sa
ben brsi Sabren ibres BeRebens bat li@ bteie
Monatsldrift siele Greunoe in Der alien '1no in
ber neuen @elt erpprbeu, BIT anseiebenten Dr.
saue ter tatbulilden prsfe Oeuti@lanoa en'-
pfeblen bieislbe %etnftmmis; in tauienbe'1 pen
6amilien 1T fe Ella baiebter 3ausfreanb sstpor~
ben, auf be0tu Wieeerfumn,tn man i@ freu'
unb Zen n,an unsern u,ii1en pirbe. lin ieood
benz unternebmen zine gang 9eli9erte Grtlena
III seben, If bic mSsli&t alsemsiue 8stbeiIi'
suns bsr btuti9en fatbplii&en 8esSltsraas e.
fprperlid. punberttauisnbe BON unterlareiberu
seben ben @erlessrn relisionsfeinblider 3eit'
i&rifrn bic Mittel ~ elmer lururiSien flnfleri'
(9en M~usfattuns In bic 3anb, unb bic aatbo"
liten 1cQttn Is ui9t babin brinssn tSHnen'
|etne tieene 3eitf&rift aud in BEL
aubern Musfattune ben beaen l1nternsbn'eu
bieler grt an bic @eite III feQen?
Cure B~eaeauneen tSnnt ibr Bel perru Nito<
laus 'Bures, Bpr III, ct. pauL Ninn., ma
den. Ct il Qsent fir tisie Mcnatsi@rift.
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- Gin Mb3us spn 10 Vrcsent BON ben Count
iY- unb Stabttarsn tpire eeuadt, pena ~bitielbeu
Dor ben, erRea Sage TN ua@Ren Mouat Getruar
te3ablt perseu. Stint yrusent ale CITRATE mad
stsitp Sage il alien unbelablten Iaren bin3u,
serednet. ,..
Sd serbe an ben @ablpldsen in tebers &otn
anweienb eiu, UNI bic 1aret enteesen3unebuen,
pie folet: I'D a..r
MtQean 1ownibtp, auf str Arustu garua, an,
Montas, 4. Sanuar 1869.
Rem Canada Gownlbih in bet Shbt ct.
Scbne, am DtenRae, IS. 9anuar. & e. <sa'
@bite Bear Eewnlbfp, In S&ultauie mad
@btte Bear 2ate, an, @ittwu&,. 6. Sanuar.
&pit 3opuibtp, tn S&ulbaaie na@ Roie,
StQe, an, Donuerfae, !. Sanuar. 4ae
Rcunbs giew Guwnlbtp, im '5&ulbauie nabe
8. @yan's, am Greitae, 8. San. p
&elsrpe Iownlbtp, I'M 5auie no setpSbnli@
bic @abl abeebalten pire, am Sauaiaa 8.
San.
Na@ben, perbe i'd In uaetner Office in ct.
Saul anmetnb iein. nm Iaren BON lol&en Tere
ionen IN Gmpfans ~ uebmen, tptl&e b~iefeInen
u te,abIen ptn59en. nv
II /. T.. b GaIStn e. uItnG
County 6@asmetfer.
ct. pauL 10. De3. 1863.
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pauI Jaber bat ben pepularRen @reee>
sen1ein i~terseust,oaB feline Waaren eleidfSru1is
%preismirbie fnb, bab er aaes bat, iopubl fir
bic bp9berridaftli9e als aud fir bic burserlite
5ausbaltune, uno bab reQe unb noble Mufpar<
tuns unb bili9e Vretie ais Rprnal-@ eIeB bier
gilt. Man inpet bier @rpteries, Yrppiicns,
vrpbufte, fril9e Butter, Ger, Gbf, Iabadgfei~
fen, ganfee Notirns, Mtebl. Burlen, @tein ~.
Rprbwaaren, @pinnrGper unb 6ausseratbi9af'
ten. Sn itinem neuer Stod Scn Nlrenberser
@pielwaaren, feinen Vcr5elanpaaren belfebene
aus 1auienpen pom Yeri@,ebenen Mrtifeln wtrs
Sober fir Weibna1ts . uno Neutabrs9et@euttn
u. T. u. ieali9em@ ei&mad uni Vsrlansen ent<
iprc9en tperben. I'D ..o.. r..t
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-01-02

Na5.s Cine pertreide Muforeeruns at bic
2eier 3u ri1ten, in eieIem 1nternebnaen nun
AUDI ibre yaiGt su tbun, biebe 3petfel
iesen in bic Milotbatisfeit bes beuti9en pu-
blifunts ct. pauls, wprin f9 ba1elbe nod
su ieber 3eit bu@bersis se3eist bal, uno
Sober .pirb I'M, 10 n,ebr tbun, b. hui etniser=
nna6en ben :3wed in's Nuse fabt. - Sir bin-
rei9enbe Mceompbatipn be6 Yublitums it @cr1
forge setrufen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-01-02

BaP Meujabrs~eund. - Sreier
2un9 BET 5errn ~ ar STINT ant Der Gde Der
7teu, 6ten unb Granflin Strabe an, 1. Sanuar
1869. Gs tpirb cine frSbliae 3uiammenfunft
bier absebalteu, bel Der Bruber 2uitis unb bic
@emitbssttrr sas prGFtiu,n fibren, unb gu
Der fe bas teutlde putlifum freunbidaftli9h
einIaben. Su seseben auf ben Olympus beira
lebten 3wIlferi9lase bes alien Sabres. SUI
piter.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-01-02

EP 9trat0efebte nttbrtge yreit
IN Guentpaarer. Dietenteea ,ln1erer xeier. tpeL
DE IN Minneapolis unp ct. Mntbcnp sintaufe1
tuerben tpobltbun uub @elo tparen, pent fe In
eineu1 Der @tores pou y. OV tn obi
gen Yldben %(einerlei pel9er oon beieen) pors
ipreden, ba er fcfbtn etren pr64tieen neuen
5tod pcn Dry@oops, pittn aub &apptn y. :.
10. pom iealitn@ ottun9 erSfnet bat. @ie fSn-
men lid parauf perla0en, bier ben pollen @ertb
fir ibr Sch 3u erbalttn.-Give him . call. +.
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Maftltden 3rdftsuits bes gabens bic
8%aarsablune pieber aufaebnaen unb Der
,Geiadftspelt GET 9etpdbren spia,. f@ auf
ben reuen Fnansie1len 3utarb Ser Iinse
Spraubereiten.
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etepben &o1ette.

gatrifant unb gertauftr, Spn MSbeln aler Art
s~tebrisReu preilen. Grs6e Nieperlaae BON Gyieaeltafdn.
Defenbert Animeriamteit auf Dilberetntahmsa unit Male.
reien wtre s~ewienet. WaarenlaN1 une Derfaufelaben
263. Drttte Gtratk, Gpaeeft 9an, 81. paxl, Ntuu.
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Stt's beilise Sdr,ft nit 800 8ilsera
~ 2eben Der 5eilisen ~
Sbise neue 8erfe linb CUR grlei@teruns bes
Mntaufes in Qteferunseu mad unb na9 poer
sleid solNtanbis 3u baben bel NtE 8ures.
ST.. Yaul, Minn.
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m Der .MilFffpyt.9 bal-2 eleerapb" spif&sa
ct. 2puis unb ct. paul asbt In ssQea Be-
trtebe. o. utsb beata&ttst, ben DRAFT bis
New Orlears ~ s~srl6asern.
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0er5ei@nie Der 9aupteef3dfte
uub Bureaus in st. Slput.

gpboers, Gpuntye Mubitcr.
Scbn :3asp, &eeorber.
Mnbrep @9rSber, @uunty-S 9abmeiRtr.
Splepb Broter, Drssooo. nnb @rceertstcre.
get. Sol. 2amperi9, @rpeerie urb yrcoiFun~
Store. rtrs "
Gee. 9innen, Grpeerie u. grusiTon-S tore.
Sobn S&rar& @ataerseiadft.
@uaas Duber, bito.
Spbn qeiisn, S9ubma@ersel9aft.
Sobn 9. Sderer, eitU.
s. Geimel, bite.
Nattb. Beder, bite. .|...
penrY 6eri9ba9, @5sclmasa3ia. .
g. ~. @elenberser, gu9banOluns.
Sc1. &ineler, Mer9ant,Iaylur.
Sic. 2abr. Yfusfatrif. H
Gcnrab Vcntius, @aeenfabrR unh eArniehe.
Sal. Mise, &upferi&miess.
.. @9asler, S@n,iebe.
@ebai. @et@ert, 8dderfi.
6. @@ulteu, Mpetbete. -5.
Sol. Gmmel, Malersei@6r.
Sol. @teuer, @tudaturer.
Scbn Dprr unb ST. &aumtI ertseb'1tfSr'
berer. ..n
G9as. perbereer, 8ierbraasrei
St. Gunt, bite.
2oren3 Gnb erie, bite.
9. Orerbed, 3otel.
Yeter 8rGmer, bitu. :..gt
Qub. &pbbers, BiQiarb-e Balloon a 1if@t).
Anb. ptnnemann, 3uteL
@ep. @@6fer, GALLON.
Sobn Damp, bitc.
Grnf 2eonarpY, bite.
Serb. @eiler, bite. i-l. 81
Sobn Bad, bite. Esd,
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Qpcal Neui9feiten.
Mcifenbe M9entcn.

SER Wi1be1m Mlllenmeifer
SER eugene Gbetn, SER Mnbreas
@rppc. %
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-01-02

- Die @upren1e Guurt besinnt ibre SiBan'
ant nddlten Samfas.
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Deutf@e 8rtef<eife

Cite beutf1er Brtefe, bic bts gum %. DEF.
utdt ab9ebolt pprpen fnb: s.,
Bl6bcru 9. 8udenbcrf 3.
@erbtns y. 9abner =.
prSftl 81, Sdulte Is.
srfrs}s Wtnfel s.
s. 3. It, 9cRmetfer.
=. Qettner, beuti9er &lerf.
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&erlorrm!

llnfer ~reiienssr saeut ". @rote bat scr 14 1asea
,uilden ct. GipMa Wnb ct. 9pfepb ftine grtsttai4e YET
loren. Dtc{elbe entbielt eue @rleieseg, 10 bs ~ Dollars
In @elb unb SutttIn0en.
Wie uns srn 81. Scfspt aus ttridtet wirb, tnben Is ebr,
Hide Qeutc aefnnben unb merben Sic. SER Grobe. balb
tpieber TN 8efs Strer 9reftaf&e fauamt Snbalt fetn.
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WV WV w"
fenen @eiese pom Gonsreb fir uasaltts Ell
f1art unb bae cine neue, 9esislatur, In pel~
der aud bic Neser @ie unb @tirame baben
foten, III berufen iet. ' .sl a.
@enn bterbei BON Der gepblferun9 bes
@taates Sdwiertsfeiten erbcben tperbelt, 70
befast bic 8ta t%uetter, fo1et 9ruppen reaut>
rtrt unp bic @tberpdnatsen nit poltttfden
G%ntre&tunsen anb G%rtnatnalfratn belest
perben duberft nett, wte man febt.
@enatcr Mortpn's 8iq lber Btberauf<
nabn,e Der Speete<3abluns 1T unter ben,
Yielen @9ledten. Gtnfttttsen unb @ansel,
baften, tpas Der Gonsreb bts tebt 9ebra@t
BAT. nod bas Bette. @te lit stpar tpett ba>
BON e~ntfernt bas 3u fetn, tpas fe ietn rnl6te,
~iebenfaus 3et&net fe 7& aber BON alien abri.
gen TN @onsree einsebradten @or(9ldsen
bur4 Ra&benten unb CUTE @bfi4t aus
unb bas 1T unter btefen gerbdltniRen f&pn
ettpas. 81 2aE &G ,@ rs 4aaf
Die Stu perlanst bab bas Commencement
bic Baar3abluns am l. Suit 1870, bte Ban'
ten fol4e am l. Sanuar 1870 aunebmen
anb 1T an berielben bas prinjtp au lpben,
ba6 ie r,ur mad etuer raebrtdbrtsen ttrtb>