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North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1869-02-03
McGregor, Jan. 30th, 1869.
Studies in Natural History.

Studies In Natural History.
''BEN. BLIzzAR," ON "THE MEwL."
The mewlis larger burd than the guse
or the turky. Ill
1t has 2 legs to walk with, and 2 more
to kick with and it wares its wings on
the sides Nv its he'd.
My friend Prof. Billings has rit or the
mewl; but his remarks are not entirely
satisfactory to me, and ! shouldn't think
tina wud be to tn the mewl.
1t is q consoling thawt that the mewl is
not the handiwork Nv the Almighty. He
made the world, and the boss, and the
iakas, and awl that IL therein, and pro-
nounced good by emmy body cksept the
confederate so!je-s when tina wuz trying to
coax themselves into Twin on mewl-meat
and tina nu tina wuz lying when tina s-d
it.
In mi humbel opinion man that wud
make mewl STAINS no chanse fur a bliss
full immortality-leastwize shud hate to
risk it.
The mewl is an obstinit foul, and never
duz what ennyboddy want him tu-not
when he noze it.
When Grant wuz besiegins the confed-
erits at Vixburg, tina took mewl in large
doses, inwardly, to reinforce their obstina-
cy-that being the onli kind of reinforce
ments tina could get; but tina had to Civ
up Grant ut last, becoz it turned out he
had more mewl in him than tia had, after
all. r ....>
The army nevis wuz among awl had
the letters "U. S." onto them, the which
meant the same tina do on Grants name,
viz. to-wit, namely, "Uncle Sans mewl."
l never saw but ] mewl kured Nv his
obstinitness. He wuz stubbernly back
ward about going forward, and in drivin
him man need it both foresite and binds
site. 1t was only when yu wanted him to
stand still that he wuz sLure to 60. At
last tied him with log chane, one end
to q foot stump and tother in a slip-nuse
round his mex. The mewl begun tn pull
bak, with karakteristik kontrarincss, and
kept pulling till he had drawn his mex out
to the size of a slim sapling: and his body
likewise, till from he'd 2 tale he was moth
ing but an elon gated carcass of mewl raw
hide with a backbone in it and ladiz
switch at the end of it. He remained
obstinit till had uzed him in that shape
as tubing rod for thrrshing- macheen all
the fall but when kold wether KUN he
give in-acknowleged the corn-owned up
beat-resoomed his quadrupeddle shape
kikt the horsepower all to peesiz-et up
80 bu., 3 pks., qts., #. 9 in. of new
thrashed otes-and left the kuntry in dis
gust. i.
That is about awl mi eksperiens with
the mewl. ,!-.s5..e s.,...
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1869-02-03

A Sailor had wandered into churchyard,
and was amusing himself by reading the
inscriptions on the grave-stones. Pres
emily he came to one on which was inscrib-
ed the following:
sweep not for me my dearest dear,
lam not dead, though lie here"
This was too much for Jack. Shifting
his quid, he CALCULATED, "Well, I've heard
may lie; but if was dead I'd own it, ~.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1869-02-03

The wedding anniversary of B. F. AL
len, Esq, the Des Moines, Iowa, million
aire, and his wife, at their new palatial
N nsion in that city, on Friday night, was
the grandest and most brilliant affair ever
held in the Northwest. Twelve hundred
Invitations were Issued, large parties be-
ing present from Chicago, St. Louis,
Davenport and Burlington. The enter
tainment was of the most superb charac-
ter. Some idea of the magniiicence of the
occasion may be gathered from the fact
that $1,000 worth cf flowers were used in
decorating the apartments, and that the
supper, q royal feast, was prepared at the
cost of Sc, 900, the central bouquet of the
banquet board alone costing 500. Gov
ernor Merrill, all the State officers and the
Judges of the Supreme Court, anu many
other distinguished gentlemen were pre-
sent. Per .Es EEzf
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1869-02-03

"All Around the World is the title Of
an advertisement that typifies the.universal
demand for "Barretts Vegetable Hair Re-
storative," which took the highest premi
UNI over all competitors. at the n. II.
State Fair, in 1865. indianapolis Journal.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1869-02-03

Havana, Jan. ga reign Of
terror has commenced in this city, caused
by the breaking out of open hostility be-
tween the Cuban and Spanish factions,
whose hatred for each other cannot be de-
scribed. There is very little security ont
side the city walls. Cubans from their
house tops fire upon the volunteers and
soldiers passing through the streets. The
military enter the houses from which shots
are fred and massacre the inmates.
The excitement in the city of Havana is
intense, and the feeling of enmity by
Spanish volunteers and the Cubans Is
manifesting itself in the number of per-
sous who are killed nightly.
A memorial has been presented to Gen.
Dulce, by American citizens of Havana,
asking for protection. The Engineer
Comps il now mounting guard, and the
officers Of volunteers are ordered by Gen.
Dulce 10. mest at the palace for cousulta-
ton as 10 tho course to be pursued. Gen.
Dulce, bsine uaabfs to.eentrol the Spanish
volunteers, has sent to Matanxas tor yegN-
lar troops. He Informed volunteer com-
manders that he would bold them respon-
sible for their men. -. s:s,
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1869-02-03

That Christian statesman" and senator
ial aspirant Of the religious-radical per-
suasion in Indiana, MIR. Will Cumback,
probably won't come back to the political
surface any more. 1t may have been un-
kind of the Indiana radicals, after nomin-
ating Cumback, to Ego back on him. but
it is fate that his own corrupt proceedings,
while assuming the cloak OF piety, richly
deserved. Let him pass into obscurity,
wearing the brand of corruptionist in
politics and Pharisee in religion.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1869-02-03


In ''going back on Mr.. Cumbaek and
electing the Hon. S. D. Pratt to the U. s.
Senate, the people of Indiana have not
done very badly. In Mr.. Pratt they have
secured, though man of not much public
reputation, one who is not professional
politician, and who is guiltless of intrigue
to secure his position. We have always
thought it would be well to have more such
in public life, as we are convinced that the
purest men rather avoid the mre of pol
itical wrangling. Mr.. Pratt is described
as a lawyer of good ability, a gentleman
who has fair record as man and citi-
zen, and who enjoys the respect of his
opponents. He was the secretary of the
convention which nominated Mr.. Lincoln
for the first time, which is the only prom
inent position in which he has appeared
before the public.--Wnn. Trib.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1869-02-03

"Whipping is the best thing to make
children enlightened" said old Mrs. Bit
terskins. II never whip mine but it
makes 'em smart"
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1869-02-03

"Boy," said fictitious farmer to his
son, "wc had pretty hard days work
yesterday, now let's have a game Of
choppiDg wood"
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1869-02-03
The Mormon Sultan.

Utah Correspondence of the Boston Traveller. -
. Brigham Young l saw at the Taber-
nacle the first Sunday after our arrival.
When he rose to deliver his sermon, / saw
q man apparently 40 years of age, The is
really 7Oj of light complexion and light
hair; and pleasing address, with strong
voice, well modulated and clear. His
style Of oratory seems more of a CONVEX
sational style, but it was characterized by
gentle dignity. was disappointed, for
the description had read of the man al
ways represented him as a coarse, illiterate
swaggerer in tho pulpit. was also as
tonished to hear the successes of the pro-
phet-a man of equal talent as an orator
to Beecher, but with an easier style and a
more graceful flow of language; but in
almost every sentence reminding one
strongly of the Plymouth Church divine
while in magnetism, that attracts, enchants
and holds you in spite Of prejudice, | saw
in Brigham Young the orator that sur
passed all that l ever listened to. "No
trade with Gentiles," was the burden Of
his sermon, on the ground of selfdefense.
For, said he, ''if we encourage these out
siders, there may come time when they
will outnumber us, and then we must pack
up and leave" He even stated to this
congregation of thousands that if they did
trade with outsiders, they must expect to
be cut off from the church.
The tabernacle is an immense building,
and will probably seat 5000 persons. 1t
is supplied with a fine organ and choir
that would do credit to metropolitan
church. The ladies occupy the centre row
of seats, while the gentlemen are in the
side row of slips. The dignitaries and
officials occupy semi-circalar sort of low
| gallery at the end opposite the ochestra, in
the centre Of which is the pulpit.
The communion begins each Sunday
afternoon, after the opening prayer and
hymn. 1t is remarkably simple. just in
front of the pulpit is platform and a
long table, perhaps twenty feet on which
are silver baskets containing bread. A
| prayer of conservation is made over the
bread, and then perhaps score Of persons
each take basket of bread, and it is
| passed over the assembly. Meantime the
house is enliveued by one of the elders who
breaches while the bread is being passed
This done, the preacher stops, prayer is
made over the water (for its conservation
no wine or strong drinks heing allowed
among the Mormons). While the water
is being carried around, the sermon is
taken no and finished. With the excep.
ton of using water at communion, the
form of worship is almost identical with
that of New England Congregationalists
OF course, all this is new and strange tc
me. The day, the services, the speeches
and the people, were all subjects Of ho'
lier interest than / have found in any
quarter of the globe.-A Lady. ~
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1869-02-03
We've got Everything and Invite
Everybody to Come and See US.

Something's we will sell at Less
than Cost. Many things AT
Cost, and everything in our
Mammoth Stock at as Low a
Price as any other concern in
McQregor.
GO THE ROUNDS!
Get Lowest Prices elsewhere
then come to the Drab Front
Brick Store and enquire for
HAMLIN!!!
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1869-02-03
Responsible Agents Wanted

To dispose of guarantees for the sale of Landed and
other valuable property in different parts of the
United States. Profits very liberal, sales easily ef
fected, and loss of time from other business
Address J. I. MILLER Co.
Box 4, p o. Port Deposit, Nd. GAL
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1869-02-03
TRUSTEES SALE.

Whereas, by Their deed of assignment, dated the
eight day Of january in the Year of Lord 1862,
and recorded in the recorders office, of Clayton Co..
book one, Miss Record, pages 16O, 16l, 162, 163
iot and 1875 Orrn @. Lee, Adeline Lee. his wife, and
in the State of Iowa, did grant, sell and convey to
me, me .ne undersigned Trustee for the benefit of
tner sredto5s the lands, heredtaments personal
~ each ana every kind and description of proper
w. OF whatsoever nature and kind. Therefore,
Will on Saturday the 18th day Of March, next, at tho
heur of one o'clock p. M, of said day Mt nv once
on Main Street. City Of Mctiregor proceed to sell nj
Public Auction, to the highest bidder for cash, the
oiiowing described real and personal property to-
wit: f''p'''' w
The undivided % Of Fillmore Grist Mill property
therein the undivided q of the Il u of the sEL
Sec 4, 1o3 Range IL forty acres) together witt.
barn granaIies, and improvements thereon. also,
of land in Sec. 8, T l63, IL, saw mill mach,n.
cry, tools and fixtures, and improvements thereon;
Nine (9) acre of timber land in Sec Z, T 1903, RE
all in Fillmore Comfy, MINI also.
:, The of W q of Sec. IA, 90 Range II (soA)
Lots Is and is in blk IS du Chen Land Co. No.
Wiz.
Lots and ., in block 20. Clayton CITY. Iowa
Harbor Company.
NOTES AND BILLS RECEIVABLE
Draft on johnson & Olmstead. accented
Jan. 90 1850 for S 700 90
Draft on johnson 4 Olmstead, accented
Jan. % 1860 tor 1900 90
pratt on johnson omstead, accepted
Draft on Pxley Harlow, not accepted
Jan. "a, 1860. 200 90
Alb. Chapman, Note dated Dec. Q, 1867,
S. II. Carpenter, note dated Dec Q, 1867,
for 80 ~ Is 90
John Gamma, note dated Dec. o, 1857 for 30 90
Wm Policy, I. b. Marlatt, note dated
Jan. 10th, for $50 90
Pat Mcdonald, note dated Jan. 10, 1860,
". D. Finch. note dated Jan. 10, 1850, for AIS
G. b. Gillett, note dated Oct. &C. 1860 for so so
Ira Hurlburt. note dated March 25, 1859
E a. note dated Aug s. 1857 sd GO
John BECKER note dated Aug 13, 1857,
Rogers 4 Stafford, note dated Feb A. 1861,
less endorsed 1896 e5
c. Van Valkenberg and Henry Wilson, %
note dated July 6, 1858 81 20
Jas. +. Burnham, note dated Jan. 13, 1857 II IS
David Boshtell, note dated Jan. 10, 1857 81 So
| David Delosh, note dated March IA, 1857, Is co
F.M. Baldwin, mute dated Feb. Is, 1860, 1O3 90
W. NJ, H. II. Smith, note dated July %,
| 1857, Is 90
Robert Grant, note dated Jan. 30, 1862 Sc 60
| Geo. l.. Bass and Robert Grant, note dated
| Jan. o. 1867, 1e6 IL
| Geo, L. Bass and Robert Grant, note dated
| Jan. 10, 1869, 119 90
BOOK ACCOUNTS.
Geo, NJ. Colgate, trustee, overdrafts % ~
John Thompson do IS SO
| Thompson, Williams & Co. do So "a
o. G. Buck do SO 90
Kinnsird Rogers do IA 25
| b. A. Alden do rs 90
ELS. II. Gaylord do 25 90
s. 8. Case do 81 90
| A judgment vs. Je I'm T. Wright 21Os 33
! do DO do W. b. Finch 50 81
| do do do J. g. Fales 81 g.
| Also Account book and ethor personal property,
all of which will be sold without reserve to close the
concern.
| THOMAS ARNOLD, Trustee.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1869-02-03

We are no Blowers We've
not got Teas or Tea Co. on the
Brain!! No Puzzles to work
Quill! No half dozen hdk'fs for
a quarter!!!! but we are MOD.
EST Men, buy goods for CASH
and can sell them to PLEASE
Customers !!!!!
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1869-02-03


To our old Customers and Friends
we say, THANK you! We
are in better position than ever
to greet you and continue old
favors. To our New friends
in anticipation, we say COME
AND SEE Us! and you will
never have cause to regret hav-
ing made our acquaintance.
is
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1869-02-03

ments issued in the United States every
three months. IAN ambitious politician
recently made love to poor girl in Mis-
souri,, the reputed heiress to $50, 900 in
gold, only discovering after he had mar
ried her that the whole thing was mis-
take........The twenty-one paper mills of
Lee, Mass, managed to use 100000
pounds Of rags last year, and the thirty
five paper mills of Berkshire county con-
sumcd not less than $4,000, 900 pounds in
the same time. life insurance agent
IN New York has his life insured for $685.
600, chiefly in endowment policies, and he
is reported to have paid to one company,
recently, a cash premium of SIS, 500 for q
single endowment. Quincy (IIl.) doc
tor. reports the births Of six male children
in different families, whose average weight
was thirteen and one-quarter pounds-the
largest one seventeen and one>half pounds,
end the smallest one twelve pounds.
A sensible English Judge lately instruct.
ed jury to give moderate damages in q
breach of promise case, because it was o
most mischievous thing to brighten mar
Into marrying woman be did not like
BY heavy damages. 1t II much better fol
the girl that he should find out bis dislike
before than after marriage. .....A CRANE
International Exhibition, to be held il
Boston, July 4th, 1876, is proposed. ....A
New York newspaper has q carrier who il
worth 100000, and still tramps bis daily
rounds. .......The Northwestern Carriage
Mandatory of Dubuque has delayed q
dividend Of 293 per cent. ........A playful
husband in Greensboro, VT, recently
broke his wife's neck by shaking her.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1869-01-28

= Die Stp StIcws scn pGttateIp6ia
treifen i6cu 9rrberritunscn fur bic 5firr
hes 50jdbrisen Satrestases Der Gin
fiibruns ibrfS Srrsns IN tis Ser. Staa'
ten, bic auf @Cntu9 rem %. apriI irifft.
- S8dbreno RES MrnatS DsSemter
lanretsn I'M gewyprttr Salsn 1866 ger.
fcnsn, unter renen fi6 1928 TeutI6e
bsfanben.
Srauri9e 8atrt,-Gin Bauer, a6t
@seiIsn pcn Slppminsicn, 81, perlor
neuttdj trsi Sintsr auf merfwartiss
aGsiie. er fu9r nit fsiner 5amiIis in
sinsm 98asen mad Bloomington. Die
3 &inter lassn i'm BaSsnbstt, in cine
SiHsIbaut unb StrcB warm sinoswidsIt,
wdbrsnb Batter uab Muttsr tsn Sip Gin.
nabmsn uno ibre 8lsinen, wctlpsrwabrt
slauttsn. slls ile in Slopmiuaten anla-
men unp bic Safsltaut aufleten, fanesn
iie ;u ibrem S6rdsn bic Srsi Rinbsr
erfrcren. Sic battsn feinsn eaut BON iG
ssSeten unb ralen ,pabrfGsinlit cbns
ale S6mersen ssriaisren.
= eesttn Donnsrtas gladmiitas trus
lib in gSsibport, Carbon County. Elm Grs
eisni6 su, welGss rem COB zines a6tba,
rem Burgers ,ur 5olse bate. @isbrsrs
iunSe @dnner tatten ndmIid seI0rsnt
YiRcIen, ptt6s Fe IOssufaisbsn mind,
ten, unb besabsn id tssbalb in BEN Sin.
tersrunb eines Saufss, ssn no lis mad
stnem StalIe feusrten. llnsliidli6errfiie
trat Sr. Gbarles &lcb, Der Gisentbiimer
csfelbsn, unbsmertt elm, nm mad leinsn
5ibnern gu iebsn, ais ibm eine 8usel
bic Stirne burdbrans, 70 baB CT Sass
earauf fart. Gr binterlibt cine 5rau nit
mebrersn 8inbern. = -sEeH
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1869-01-28
S6nlsnaue.

g8is l6on friber ssmslrst, BAT snplia
etn Staat tsr ameritanil&tn Union BEN
SGul,wanS ssitBIi& sinstfiibrt. Das
tleins gsrmont Bat bic Gbre ais 9icnisr
aufsstrsttn ,u iein unb bisitm wi&tisen
5prtf&ritie bic Sabn ssbrcdsn Su batsn.
Sc Iabt fi6 NIT Seifimmtbst srwartsn,
Sab bas quite Seiipitl. wsI&ss gsrmUnt
ssssben BAT, rs&t tifris BON ben ibrisen
Staatsn bsfoIst psrben wirb, bsnn fsinsr
t.rIeltsn wirb ,urad,ubleiten piini4en,
msun ts gilt, Der SiIbdns, bsm wabren
Junbamtnts alltr 5reibeii, Scri4ub ,u
Itilisn.
Gs ilt in Der Sbat tefrsmttnb, baB tis
SerpfIHtunS Ter GItsrn unb 8prminbtr,
ibrsn 8inbsrn ShulunttrriHt ,utommsn
III talIsn, ni6t bsrtits iibtrall in ben Ser.
Staatsn gum @sitB ssma&t worrsn 1T,
wabrsnb man bod bic Ssrsitwilistsit Der
amtritautr. srpbr Spfsr fur bic S6uItn
,u brinsrn, unertritits ansrFtnnsn unb
uur BEN llmfunb tetIasfn mub, bab pom
BEN rsi6tu Mlittrln nidst rer ridtiSe ,Gr.
brau& ssutaGt wurbs unb Str bVbs, sUr
ben aussn fapstsnee 3wsd, SiIeuns 5u
s.rbrfftsn, ni6t srrsiGt wtrbtn tcnnts,
weit et.n ttin S6uIjpans sriitirt unN ss
babsr sinsm Stten iiterlaRtn tlsitt aus
Der SueIls tss DiGens Ju i&Opftn ubsr
nI6t. gtrmont bat nun tsfimmt RAP
glttrn unS gcrmiinter In Strafe ss'
upmmsn p.rtsn icasn, penn ls IS Ssr-
fdumtn, bic bsiIisRt pfli&t ssssn lore
6inttr ju trfiilsn unb fie in bic S6uls
,u f9tdtn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1869-01-28

unangenebms SsrpeaSlung.-
Das louisville 8cltsblatt" bsridtst fol.
ssnbe amiiIante @siai6te: ,ginsr un1s.
rer rsi6Ren 8auFsuts bsIGlpe einise
Gage mad isiner 5p6,sit, feline junse unp
lhSne Satin, cine Dame aus ben bod.
fen girteln, tsi Der 9cuiSpiller ariltofra.
tic sinJufabren unb perIisb nit rsrlelten
I'm @allawasen ieinen paIaf up tcwn.
Saum einise Sdritts sefabrsn, tsms,tte
er plGbli&, paB sr feline Siiitsutarten Yers
seiIsn bate. Gr lief balten unb befabl
ieinem 9ebienten, einem tiir;li4 IN Dienlt
ssnommsnen Sriidmann, juriidsulaufen,
nm bielsIbsn lu tcIen.-npatrid," faste
Ell; niprinse sariid nnb sete mad msinem
3immtr; auf benz Mantslpirce fubsl1 bu
elm Yadst &artsn; nimm lie ,u Dir unb
sib' in jebem 5aulr, Dor benz mir balten,
lhai6weisenb cine ab; bann pirb man
bir Iassn, pb Der Serr unp bic Dame Res
Saulss antpsisnb linb cber niAt."-nGa
right pour bonur," iaste patrid unp MAR
In menisfn Minutsn wieper auf ieinem
gIaBe tsim Sutidsr.-9Ils mad ,ebn pter
,wGIf 9sIuhtn gatrid INNER elm unb
bisIslbt Antpcrt tetam, ndmli6 Elm fur
Sss mot at bpme", wurpe bic iunse Srau
unrubis unp bsitirst. ngDas it tas,
@eorse?" frasts fs dnsitli& iDrsn @ann.
-ugs pirp glismanb su 5auie isin, lie
tts 8inb." antpprtsts esrieIbe, pbalti6
aud ibm bisS unertlirIih i6isn. als er
atsr mad abermals II Uber 10 Silitrn biss
slbs fsrtptpps antwOrt betam, nit einem
tsltisen 3uIhla9en bss S9crss te9leitet
BAT Napame ibrsn Mann, I'M @cttss'
willsn mad Sauie fabren Su laiTtn. Nr.
g., Rem lslbit GAM unbsimIi& gu Mutbs
wurbt, UHnste tsftis tas sBassnfsnfsr,
UNI risisn Ssiebl Su setsn unb fastt:
sYatrid, wispttl 8artsn balt ru nod iit'
ris?"-ngtU@ brei pour bonpr," antwOr'
tett pairid gang tredsn: ben Srsu3tSs
mig, bic Ser,en Siebsn unp eas S6ippsn
| Qk!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1869-01-28

- Die !Spfcner pGpmmrnwsaItb"
serf6ert, RAP jstsn NaAmittas 3 llbr
IL Bic Is Suntesienatcren f&wsr te.
trunfen isien, unb Elm gDaIbin9trner
gprreIppnrsnt bes 1c. Democrat prppbes
,eit, ba6 nod Dor ablauf beS nddfen
gonsreFss miubsFsns 3 Ssnatoren am
Delirium tremens lierbsn tperbsn. Benn
man bielen preien ibre anitdnbisen 8lei-
fer auejSss, ipiirten fis i&cn iebt rsn
Ginbrud BON bcfnun9sIcs Serlumpten
SdnarsItfsln MAIDEN. = 2eiber wirb
baran nur gu pisl g8abrrs iein unp Wsr
einisermaben i'm SuntsSienats tefanut
IN, wirb cbns @libs auf bic Grei nit
Gtnsern weiien ftnnsn. = Benn man
iebt, wie Isbr nod INNER ter Srannt-
rpsinssnub IsItf in BEN nbS&len Sreiisn"
ber amtritanii6en @eltll6aft sraiirt 70
tssrsift man Sulfcmmen, tae bisjenisen
amsrifansr, wsl6e ben S6naps gan;
unb gar ausrottsn mSaten, ii6 fsinss.
wess ale ,,8ratticndre" crer ,,5anatifer",
ipnbern i'm @esentteiI ais gertretsr Res
guIturfcrtidritts tetraatsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1869-01-28

Oaibinstcn, "a. San. Gtwa l2O
Mitsliepsr bes 8eprdisniantsnbauleS ba-
Zen cine petitirn an tfn Genat unter=
;sidast ipprin fie tittsn, bab tsr Senat
niGt mebr cine sen graf. Sobnlrn's
3cminaticnsn suibsiben fol-. Gtwa 40
Ole 30 rabifaIs 8epraientantsn wtiserttn
iid, ;u unterjsidnen, ba es llnrsGt pom
Senat isin wiirbs, gentle Nominationen
nidt 3u erlebisen, unb ter Senat allein
piFen miiift, mas er su tbun Babe. Gin
GROCER 5bsiI Der rspublitunil6en Ssnatcs
rem ilt iibsr tsn Snbatt ter petition fs9r
aufssbra6t.
Die @ften In Der llnterIu&uns Der
alasta Ssite&unssn inb beinate &C..
f&lcfen unb fie laTen rrisbsn, baB ba-
fur, nm bic @rlaiTuns tss @sisBes CUR
appropriation Der fir ben Sauf6iains
BON alasfa srfurterliGsn @rlbiumme ;u
trpirfen, feine anbsrsn @eIeer peraussatt
tpcrben iinp, als bifisnissn @ratiftaticntn,
bic bic ruiiifds @efanbtiaaft rem bieifsen
Gbrcniele unb tsm 8cbert s. @alter afs
Genlulsnttn 5pnrrar teSablt BAT.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1869-01-28
staot, linD staat.

RE 0as oSeranteh @c6eutlati" n-
fGsiut isbeuD DrnnerRas utt frfst iabrIi& $500
unb baltidtrIid $i.00, I'M grroils ;abIbar.
Gu3eigtu irerten su ten felfsriegtcu grriien
aneenrmmfil. @epTbnlt dc 0eniprr1rr) Insrieen
mhlen sprauebfSablt rereen; Grntraltr fir balb-
idbrlide eter iGbrlide gln;si9rn ie naG lleterru-
fcmmrr, nnb leBtere iperern Ic Ianss fcrtsrlrbt,
bis le abtefrIlt fperter.
sln,eisen unb Sefanntmaduneen CUR publis
fatipn i'm >, ,Ur6rnblatr tslimmt, Ipllten Oien-
tag gprmittasS einssrsidt psrben, um benIeIbsn
9lufnabme su lidern.-9jrGeere GinIenbun9su
miilItn fdCn MOnta9s einserribt une nit srbn
Grnts bic einie brS1bIt psrtsn. = Seridte itfr
a0senisine gieuisfeittn pertsn ausnteeleIi9 auf-
serpfimen.
Scb-Mrbeiten aller art, III trutlder unS
eneIii6rr Sprade, tperben piinftIid unb gut an
ssfrrtist. gIuf bieIrn 3pci9 hes G,el6GfteS len,
fen mir telpnberS bic Nufmerfiamftif tsutI6tr
0elhGftslrutr, inbsm eS unler 8elhrrben Irin
tpirb, in fpl6en Irbriten feinfr aiitsren bieIecn
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