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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-11-26
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nave pee'' cri'lc'.'H severely iior the
u'3r"cci.'','c>9 'iil Nl"l'lce "i my yes
ture1- do not wish to dcprccate crltl-
ciSm Know AIN unSracciul and awk-
ward } once heard boy say to his
companion ~ They came out from the
iettarc-rooil where l had been speaking ::
'l'li!hY' I'll" you see nm 20 II with lhe
It'' never studied the traces OF ac-
'lo'' "r Se'tut pF"oaniy should oe
more graceful II l I'H We often ac-
I"'fT u''',FIr'"''e l'n''S mat are hard to
bre'h' y German III i'nladeIPhia told
M empower HAT he was cong t. hear
tlat W.T. '"usl'' vat dey say dalkS mt
his @'at dtIIH- am aware that dc"
occasionally shake my coat t'lI>' How
l acquired llle ha"lt 40 not Know
but l condemn the motion rs much IL
any one ''''' 'i """'' DC grateful Il"
an! person WHO "ou'd s'IiNt ille on my
N'iuNN''S WIN d H,''N ,'''''N'I l '''ih
"i'' my S""' '"'li9- 'I''i'h l 'ou!d
!o' il'Nc SP''''' VIII my i''l''s iled,
l nave never t'''" 1t nu' WA ho'
ten ANUS" 10y lie 'o"Iihl't'r' after erect
M IL F''i''l'' i',ih,,'~ went :''i ~ .a-
tccil' asking Iie II '""u!d nave room
thoh2h or whether Inc president
"ou1u DC III my way Il he f'iil''li'td III Inc
CHAIR. itinrillptr lecturer VINO was
not :" fortunate IL It" draw Iar@t audIrn-
cc3,cohiPlaii'ih9 mat llcy dId no give hIm
room enough. "oily let me have Il
platform IL bi= aH You -iVr Cough, AM
L Will make ;'s @""d speech. and draw
~ many p''Pi'- II l. nothing IN tough.
1t l. the platform t"'t docs II.
IN" people 40 mol Generally prefer
10 I'll on Tue S''t'a "'"t am SprahliS'
perhaps i". "ro'Filc 10 So "'lh 90 Il Win
hl- iec' or It'''I"' "i hci''2 Ni'Nei OH
-"hd II J. "'''2''""' !" s'' TO" close 10
me "hrh am 1''''3 H. If hr':'ah
once, "heh WAS speaking III h'> church,
stepped very s"lIiy "c'hHI nae 1" arrange
"A refractory burner, J"~I IL | threw
back my il~t: ;nd he received Il '~tlng''
IN his iaco. Nccn ivlt hi~ hard teeth
and >o!t lip- agan-t my knnchIr-, a- my
hand came IL contact with them 50 Nlo-
Iently, a chill ran through me: but when
] apoIi@il'd afterwards. the GOOD doctor
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-11-26
Ttmeiy hints on the Use of coat.

y common lault Is TO use too coarse
wood for kIndllng, and too much OF il.
This. willie it generally >mr a..l- -. lgh-
mr. me coal, leaves a bed ui ashes below
the coal which intcriercs with the draft
unless raked out; AN operation which
always retaIdS the combustion Of par
Ii ally iguited coal. The wood should
he OF some rapidly burning variety which
.lves quick and high heat, and should
be split fine. II should be 50 placed that
the coal will remain on the top of it and
not fall through 10 the crate, leaving the
klndLlng on the top of any part OF the
coal. The amount OF kindIing wood re-
quired depends much upon the size of
the coal. y common mistake Is to use
too large sized coal. y good rule, where
stoves or furnaces have Il GOOD draft, Is
TO use coal as small ;ls can Ue used with
out inconvenience from It's sitting too
freely through the graic.
Crates should have their bars closely
set tor stoves that are cleaned out daily.
and have fires lighted i'll them each morn
ng, while those which are intended TO
have fire kept in them cont .uouslv for
days IT weeks will not admit of fine
crates, on account Of the accumulation
ut ashes and small ''clnkcrS." There is
much difference i'll coal in regard to the
formation OF cllnkers. These are moth
ing but viiritied, or partially vitriiied
earthly matters, and only can form when
4 high heat is maintained they are apt
10 Ire trObleSomc when there !, too .rrcat
draft. \ coal stove or furnace should
therefore be so constructed that its draft
can be perfectly controlled The bottom
draft should admit of being closed air
tight, As nearly AS is possible to make il.
and there ought always to be provision
made for Il top draft. If, however, the
draft of Il chimney should be so strong
that air in too great quantities is drawn
in at the bottom when the dampcrs are
closed, dampcr in the pipe which will
close 1t partially must be employed,
though in sluggish chimneys such dam
per Is apt to force the eases of combuS-
lion into the room. and therefore it ought
always to be avoided when possible.
The practice ni putting ashes on the
top of Il fire to keep it, is very produc-
tive OF clinkcrs, although it answers the
purpose very well in other respects
Damp coal screenings are better, and
may be economically burned in this man
ner. If a coal fire gets very low. the
quickest way TO cxtingui>h it is to rake
it at the bottom. To preserve Il fire
under such circumstances, Il little coal
should be placed on the fire, and when it
has caught more may be added, and the
raking dctcrre until it has got well IL
nited When the fire bricks have be-
come buriencd with climkers which had
fused and adhered, they may be cleaned
by thrJwin" oyster or clam shells into
the fire box when the fire is very hot,
and allowing the fire to 20 out. The
clinkers will generally ccavc oil without
the use oi much force the next morning.
From two quarts to one-halt peck will
DC sufficient Tor most stoves, and the Up-
Grafton can be repeated il some of the
cinkcrs still adhere -.Scieni,fc Imertc,u..
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-11-26
q he farm and Garden.


The UOOI Interest.
y stock dealer. who Is engaged in buy
inc and shipping sheep i'll the Cleveland
slaughter market, informs Us that there
i but little, II any', better satisfaction
among wool growers in the pursuit o.:
sheep hu>bandry now than there was a
wear apo. and that thousands OF sheep
are weekly slaughtered il Gh;o for their
pc!iS. Ftucks of common stock sheep
are bought up readily at prices ranging
from SOC to :i.2j u head; superior lot,
of fat wethcr- bring only about POS Il
head. Very many tiucks have suffered
during the past se..aon with foot rot,
and ,uch are now thrown upon the mar
hct and SLOW, sale At 80. lo II earh.
Ohio dra- mot appear to ;,c alone i'll
the anic. for tie wool -rnwcr9 III the
olh,r States are lo~in@ hcart. and also in
other countries. The Kansas Bulletin
asks: What j. the matter with our
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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-11-26

y CHEMICAL EXrERIMENT. - When
Isaac Hopper, a member OF the Society
OF Friends, met Il boy with dirty face or
hands, he would stop him and enquire if
he ever studied chemistry. The boy,
with "a wondering stare, would answer
"No." well, then, l will teach thee
how to perform curious chemical ex-
pertinent" said Friend Hopper. "Go
home, take piece of soap, put it in wa
ter, and rub it briskly on thy hands and
face, Thou hast no idea what beauti.
ful froth it will make, and how much
whitsr thy skin will be, That's a
chemical experiment / advise thee tc
try il"
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-11-26

\ QUESTIONABLE COMPLIMENT. -
HusJcud Carriage, my dear girl :!
Consider the expense, l don't see how
we can afford it
We "But, George dear, Mr. Smith
keeps Il brougham Tor his wife
Husba4d. ('trM his Loyic.') but shes
his second wife, recolIect, my dear. ~
For tie Ire Of her, at tie moment, sic
c7ulU rot see the bsarngs Of tbs argument,
and 50 she dropped the SUBJECT -Pnch,
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-11-26

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tbouoIt our comnI.ment WA, tull Bat
the ey,nin. we were ro,nr TO sail. SIX
NOR, ,;.me ON board with the captain
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bers OF our crew? YES" SAID he, Il
represented to the agent that l thought
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-11-26

\ party in Tonanoxie, Kansas, thus
encourages the editor in his tavorite
journal: Continue to pour red-hot
thunderbolts right into the teeth of the
leeches and sharks that are sucking the
lifc-bIood from the people," Filling a
hIood-sucker's tooth with q red-hut thun-
derbolt must be a neat job in dentistry.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-11-26
FLOUR =,

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.t.l - tie Freight Depot.
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U.s. N>U tprpTE WARES.
g. I..'r. Ware. Yen l,rc \"-
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.Hntk AND Nl;i~~ NikI\G.
Ln. g.. a.. ~'r..i =. .I"hu-lury.
.. VIVA .. HNh.
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How TO FEED iLAs.-Seycral years
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r.. = $50. w. CAHOON.
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....i. ..-. Lyndon, Vt.
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'A,.5l Q. WOODRUFF.

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: :" HALE.
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The New York herald., 1869-03-17

1,L.AsANr ROOMS, WITH PARTIAL OR FULL
Board for gentleman and vie Or one % Q, i.c sas :
very moderate Call al ~ jana street between Hudson street
and Eighth avenue.
The New York herald., 1869-03-17

r>ocroR s. O. ELLIS HAS REMOVED FROM sEcoN
avenue 10 q West Tweutyfouth street, between fii
and sixth avenues.
The New York herald., 1869-03-17
NEWSPAPERS.

DICHi RARE RAcy--JusT OUT, STAR sPANGi.HD
III BANNER Tor AprilIf you real live un. buy tho
STAR sPASGIED BANNER Tor April. Az newanen sell
Only bc- 90 columns ol real iun. But y and read all
about the latest Swinss all about Lotteries Butter Powe
Dollar Music Boxes, sc., 80. Look al tie contctt, -
Ihreush An Awkward Mistake iansred Ys.rs 20 Com..
Army Jokes. Jersey topography, New s- Ter tarpsner
What Lcft whiskey Ia Heaven. Pen and Scissors 20
funny ltems s,neerng SONG, Remedy for the "bne borsc
Trade. Kick HIM when Ties 'own-
rideGrAnt. cslsr Story q Hue Bear No.eoo fs. s
Noses Pictures Careful Fathers Advfce bst
SURE Thing, Magic Made Easy Thing. worm hnow
ing. VIA When Wanted What's the use, .onr incluent
"nucks.r Scene In Norma. "Unpd ANY nynowL
Correspondents, HuInhusr Exposed vr mp ssskss ~ -
s'phunny" iterns FIVE censs Buy ths hunt er ana
SUNDAY. Your newsioser has " vr ne can
get OF the wholesale agents The New Ent shn ",
kPkNCLFD BANNER, Hinstae N. H., and receive copy
IRE
The New York herald., 1869-03-17
NoTIcI

IMPORTANT NOTICE.
The old established aud well known Corset ard Hoop Skirt
Emporium of THos. H. GAxNo2 viii te rcnoyef from the
sors s before the iss day u May 10
his other sore Broadway. Of Twelfth street
vous 10 which entire large valuable stock OF
fuiur Corse Skirts and lades' Suita wh - offered a
urices far below the coat of importation.
The whole the stock ~ OF imporlatioo
THOs. IA. OANNVR,
Importer,
ai# 76s and So broadway.
n R--Coutliie Corsrt. selling st ssr., worth - tO
Werty Corwra srlilag st ~ 50.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-04-22

Sern.--Sn cer NaHt pso % Mdrs
mar ca@ bieii9e prsubi1he 81 lanrtl1oft5z
hrtel Der Ghauplob zines rduterilbcn
Gineruds> weldsm rer ;weite, er1 18
Sabre otter Gotn be6 @eneralz Qieutez
>'ontS y. Noee talp s1m Spftr eefauen
waye. Griib 9eosn g l1tr curd cus
Winlsln feins6 I'M Gimmer lGlafentcn
5unces crwtdt bemerfte rer iun0c 5err
y. NSrer, coB feline am Bett ubr fcble>
Sdreiltl|9 uncSefret1r often itrbcn UNI
cer 9uno 9sbunren uno eefnetelt am
Sroee1 lte1t. Eypy elmer 9eni1eu Ntz
ipannuna rcr Olisccr unD Bctdutuno
ce@ &oYfc5> erbett d9 bet iurae D}ann,
sr9rcift zen S1bel feineS dlterenBrurers>
D%ro9onerzS iF5ier 1T, uno 5Fret cieGtir
gum on9rdasenren Speilelaol> il, meldem
srpct Ysrmummte &erle nit rcm Musriuz
men RS SiIberi0yane6 be::dafftiot finn.
St6 ouf einen rer Sterile GiiY,eu unb
Jpn pofen> it ros Wcrt ei,ss Mnosuz
blid. Dicler ftidt> n,n iid lcssureiFen,
suer1t NIT einec filbeufn 0otel 5crrn y.
&Sca in rie Ndisl unp fsuer! enrlih, "a
ccrlelte ibn, inrsll er i'm tod, thinner
fcltbalt bis sur Sreppe perfplAt. ejnen
Shub al, rer Dem jungen Monue TEN
Nrm freift. Grit jebt ldbt y. NUeer eer
Mduber los, melher neblt leinem Oe,pl +
len lac nod ttnen' rritten Eerle, Der mi:
elmer Slsncloterns ouf her Ereppe Mahe
bte!t> jest unaebinrert bic Tludt erAreiit.
@ladliGer Weile 1T rem Mi0ubdtern,
u,nter ne1e1 ii6 cine nit ben 2ofalitdten
ees 5otelS lsbr Yertraute Yerl5nli9feit
ee1neen muF, 1,ur ber Noub BON 1900
Gr. .9'lunaen. @dmmtli6e @ertbpaz
ptere> eoS SilberSeus uno nod 500 ST..
eooreS @elo >purren rur@ ta8 mutbiae
DaS~ll&enfommsn res jun8en Mannes
9erettet: Surg Dor rem Ginbrube mar
sur Setter ee5 @eburtstaoes pe6 RSniaS
no1 Yreuben nod @cleuidaft int 6pteI.
@enie botten bic &duber, tpelde mutbz
mablid germ y. &Sber int Sblofc ~
@lorpfrrn1irm 9eludt batten> ptslen un,<
fam bel ibrem perbreGeriiaen unterneb<
mft1 IN @sre&nuns 9eSoosn. $3.50. ID e. - .5.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-04-22

Gins Mtte Ssttton ieasssbn BON @apitel
taa1 une 'leeen3ts Der NQsemeinen @tatu-
ten tn Se3ue ouf bas Gintragen BON Nad-
rt@fen BON Vis Yenoens gu omenbireu.
Setes bsrfii9t bur4 BE @e5ebac-
pun9bes Staates Mtnnt{pta:
Sett 1. Dab @ettion ft&saetn ron Ga
p'tel tdnf unb l~eben3ie Der Maaemeinen @tatu.
TN Scn bieient @taate 70 an,snbirt mtrbe, ha6
le LEFT tpie fo'8t:
Sttt Is. Sn allen Grns.n bic ter.its an
s~etanqen limb ober nod a%nsefansen tperreu. In
pelden has Gietntbumsredt, pbtr tas Mnre9t
ltsn], ossr ea5 Sntereie in !ieseubem Gigen-
tbunn berubrt ptrb, BON elmer oter b.ieen par
tsisn IN ,Jraae ssbra4t mag ireenb cine pariei
an folder Rlaae, bein Mnfanse pber ndbrenb
Der Dauer ~eerfelben III Der Gffte ees sReeiRer
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-04-22
Wenebmtst 5. Mdrs 1869.

Gine Wife sur 8eI9afun9 BON Mntpalten
3Ir Mnssf(a9te in aspi0en @rimiualfal~
ien.
Sti es Yerfitg bur9 bic @%e1eboe=
ban9 oes 5taatss Minne1uta:
@ett, l.. DAP wsnni,mner Gin Mnaeflaoter
nerbort tpirb auf cine Nntla9e fir Elm 0ertre>
dcn. tas NIT Dem Iobe pter @taat5,udt>
baule beitraft ,pirb uuo es bic Court, ia pelder
bic Mntlase perlie9t eriuGt Nedtsbtfanb ~
ernennen Der tbn tet leiner Gertteioieung BE-
bitlflih iei> rne er bic Court iiber3euat turd
lsinen eienen Gio pber iolde 8fipeiie als bic.
telbe nerlan9en man, baB IT pegen Mrmutb Gd
tsinen Nchtsteilfano Serldaftn fam, 70 ioq
pielelbe lulden ernennen fir belagten 81 rflaa-
tc1l ;i3ei nibt iteriteigeno, bic ron ben, Counts
in rpelaem bic Mrtlaee ertoben murbe be,oblt
perbfu fpleu auf gsfsbl Der b~eiaoten @ourt.
Ter gstrag Der SeIobuung fol- BON Der Court
fir jeren ~einselnen Sal fefeeteQt werben. unb
lol $40 per Sag, fir jeoen Sag ben folder
Nedtsbeifano inn 0sriGie fir lolbe Mnflooe
beldaftiet ,par> nidt it~er Qsiaeu.
@eft. q. Dieie Aftt ioa Gdeft nebmen
rno in Strait ieia Don unb uad ibrer palI-
runa.
@tnebmigt 5. Mar3 1869.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-04-22
@tabt= unb 2onb NaAri4ten.


Drei Splraten> Gamen6 MeGreo
uno Bauaee> s.. 9. 81. Il. g. s. uno
&nuu bon Gp. g. 1elbem Ne9iment nurz
Den oorasltern Spn bier na9 oemStaatsz
Aefan9nlb III 5tiQwater t~ra11spottlrt.
Dielelben battsn ren Suttler III TortSuz
fort INN $4,000 in @slc> etlroe Sle'psr
uno onoersMrtiftl terautt. 9ie wurce1l
BON, &rtcas9cyidt 81 tr 10 Sabren let
lbwerer Nrbrit ecyuttbellt.
Nm lebter Dnnnney{to Wurre
SameS Gray rcn leinNn Sernonrtc1
nan cent Srye1Dault in ct. Yctcy &C.
byaht. MGbreno Der rcyberAeDcyrel
NaGt wor cr ielr unruNi8 uno {Aric
bdu7a. 81 mdtnts Gins ieiner err1orrcz
tcn &incer bel iid i'm Yctt uns tcboup=
tctc, cnF lIt eurd Gle Gturc bcrein I'll
men.
6pdter.--Oroy 1T pbne weitere
5hmiertAfeiten I'M Srrenhouls unteroc@
bradt. Ills ct lit Ct. Yster onfaln be-
tlo9te er llh poriitey, paF |eileTrau nIdt
9efomrnen lsi,
ss;<<5z' Man leie Gle Nn;eiAcn inter
ben Nubrifsn .0cluhft", ~Gerlanet",
u3u reyrenten" unr u,u 8%erfauisn."
MQe Die Wvheiter brauhen Deer Se|ddfz
t!9u1t9 {ut0en. &nufen rrer Nentcn> serz
faufen pper ~srrenten mrllen lputcn in
bie(er GpoIte o~nssi9cn. &cfet rlr 5
Gents ric :3eile fir jeee Jnltrtior, uno
miro, "a aues furs 9sorcnet 1no bci|om7
men spn ELLEN 9eleIer.
DIR Yrpceg spn u. s. 6art5Apr>,
oe1sn Biihpf Grace nobm 0eitern Dor
ccr Court Of Common Yleoo leinen Sim
fang. Ier Gtreitpunft ii rae Gi9en<
thu1>,red't ouf raS urtcr benz Nonsn
Gottolic BloG befannte Gi9sntbum unb
0runoftiide all Der 3. GtraEe.
Cine Yortie Sn9inieure rer ct.
=. II. y. q. Sc. unter c;r Direction ron
s. u. s. MfcrriS rerlieEen beute Mrrz
gen ct. Vaul fit Grpm Silver Citation.
lie Gpmronie t~cotitd>tiot oicienSomz
1ner mciterr 30 Mlttle1 Der Sabn at eols
lencen.
- zo5 20. Nrr. Stooteu Sniontrp
Neai1l1eut, ld,ifte fiji ait Mittmod in
St. %oui5 ouf eer uGuder StoIs" fit
Gt. Noul ein. sic mercrn bier %eirtrefz
fen> lrtalp eoa Gt& lrn 2cfs Yen}a RE
SGifIfntVt GfT1ct.
- 9om &atboliidsn WailenDaule 1T
cos Dana GiAeuthu1n in Get untern
G:art fir 900 Dollar nnaefauft wcleen.
Da(lclte foil 1T ein pcrmanentc5 Waiienz
bats nmAe3nceyt werceu. Sc Woi(tn
teHncen iih jett in Sn{itut.
Gin 12jahriasr &aots, NamenS
McIrna(o, fel aeftsrn Yon ejnem Ga1z
tanFntt1t UNI brob ijh zen Wrm.
49, 9Niv Ieafen Die Nuf ,nerll olntcit
rer 2e|er ou1 Die Nnseioeu urter Der
lonnt" e
- A0crr W. Bidel ppu 81. pcter be-
ebyte ms teutc nit letncm Ge)ud} +.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-04-22
@tnebmis, 3. Mdr3 1869.

Cine al tt bic Wren,linieu ron Qyon@pun-
y 1elf5ultellen uNe rolelte nit &ebwcob
Gount9 gu Serbineen fir 9erihtlibe
:3weds.
5et es serfuat nu!6 bis0sleBge~
bun3 bts 5taateS Minne1pta:
9eft. 1. Die Grsnslinie BON 9yunGu cunts
1T bterourA etoblirt INC iel in i3ufunft lein
ME 1ol9t: Qnfaaaeue an ner SIcct Sic Don
aotpTllbtp Elm hanceri unb nsur, STANCE yier,ia,
Son pa ctrttt uoEblib uad Der NorppIt Gde yon
Aownibtp Elm tuncert une treisebn, Nonee picr=
3tg weltlt6 pom flnften Qdnoenerape IReri=
ntan], Don ea Fprc!!h nab Der CREME reg
Staats5 3ttunfl oto, Srn bort lublib Der Wrcns
!tn1e oee Sfaeie5 enti0ua 1lld Der Sopnlbip
Wisll5ltn1e sm,itten DEN Gunn}bips elm huneert
lne ad,t uno Elm buneert uuo ne1n, pon nn Dl=
ltd auT tel1ettr Gpwnitipa ginie mad BIN, OH
fargsruntts.
Sett 2: lint tie ;3sit TOO bic ndtN1e au=
gen,e1'1e ; obi tefannt gemadt Miro fol- IS rir
yTlidt Ger Se1nltea Scn Mecmoob County |st1,
scn oenen be Wnfiinpisuns hem 0eisBe aemat*
len1agt perefn n1ua, in q elder Msei|e su yer,
tunoelt' Dap bel belaeter Watl cine Mt1ifnmuna
itat1rneen pire, uber bic Bsranoeruaa Ter
@ren3ltnten ron Necwoob County in lebere;u=
lttmmung nit bea Vcrffhru1gsn pieler Afte.
8et bela9ter Wabl lcten rie Stimmaeber hes
tela9ten Nsbnooo COUNTY tie Der eurh bieje
Nfte p~er9etdla9enen Geranberunq oinltio .Inb
a11f 'bren 9 tmm3etteln beutli9 9el9rieben pber
aeerudt ODER gum She'll seldrieben uuo gum
3beil eeorudt bic @Or.e BADEN: v8ur @erdiu<
berung Der @rensIinie BON &eowoob COUNTY
81 0unlten BON 9Ypn Gounty," uno bieieniaen
bic te9en tela9te gerGnberuna Gnb ,.@eSeu
geraaeerana Der @,ren,ltnie pon &eorooo
Sounis 3u @unlfen BON lyon @ounts," unb
Ser'@te eaoon icQen eema9t uerben at, bielel.
ben Beameen BON ben Bahlri9tsrn Der ser>
t9!eoenea Scwnibips unb BON benz Muoitor pcn
bela9tem Nsomooo County ais uber cine 2lb<
Thinning fir @taotbeomte. -.as.,'..
@ttt3. Oas County 2yon 1T hermit
fur 9erid tlihe 3pede NIT Dem County 9tep=
&pooc oerbunbea. t..ss,, <-e-@r, e 2. 81 IA
9elt.4. Die sorbersebenten p,ppiTonen
eieler Wife loaer Gfeft nebmsn unb. in Rraft|
,etn pon uno na@ Der Natiffation unb Annab.
me bon Der porselGlasenen gerdneeruna bur9