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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-07-17
Neue Mnjet9en.
Totife Ut $A1f
of forfeited Stock in the sDEUTscHE KATHo-
LIsCHE Observation-Disclosures"

of forfeited Stock in the sDEUTsCHE KATHo.
L1scHE DRUcKGEsELLsCHAFT."
Notice is hereby given, that the stock
herein referred to having been forfeited by
the %nonpayment of the instalment required
by resolution of May 9th A. D. 1869 of the
Board of Directors of said Corporation, the
same will be sold at the office of the ''WAN-
DERER" in the City of St. Paul in the State
of Minnesota on the twentyfrst I'll. day
of July A. D. 1869 at ten [1O] o'clock A.
NJ. at Public Auction to the highest bidder
for cash-in accordance with the bylaws
of said Corporation.
Certificate No. three (3), containing eight
60 Shares.
Certificate No. five 50, containing six 60
Certificate No. nine (9), containing two %
Certificate No. fourteen (14), containing
one () Share.
Certificate No. twenty one (21), containing
five (5) Shares.
Certificate No. twenty four (24), containing
two (2) Shares.
Certificate No. twenty nine (29), containing
one (1) Share.
Certificate No. thirty one (31), containing
two ri Shares.
Certificate No. forty two [42], containing
two RI Shares.
Certificate No. forty three [43l, containing
two ri Shares.
Certificate No. forty four [44], containing
two ri Shares.
Certificate No. forty five [45l, containing
two ri Shares.
Certificate No. forty nine [49], containing
one Share.
Certificate No. fifty six 1861, containing one
~ Share.
Certificate No. fifty eight (58), containing
two (2) Shares.
j. N. SCHROEDER,
Secretary Of the
''Deutsche Katholische Druckgesellschaft'
ST.. PAUL, July 10. 1869.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-07-17

Mabnuns.-@u unansenebm es aud fir
uns itin mag, 70 swinsen uns tS@ bic @ussa>
Ben, bic mir jeben SamRae..uub jeoen 1fen bes
Mcnats ~ MAIDEN baben, ba mir biefe nur nit
Gait b~etreiten fSnneu, jene l1nteri&reiter, wel<
DE nit ibrem OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES i'm &aditanee
fnb, an ibre gerpfi9tunsen gu naabnen. Dit
ier &udfanb betrdst bel einisen @bonnenten
jest fat 2 SABRE. Sat- renb es nit t~penisen
ausnabmsn bel aQen mSsli@ IL, bic ~penisen
Dol. 3u fe:ten, it uns unb benz Blatts bannit
Gin GROCER Tienit s~eleiist.
Bir pi0en, baB bic unsS duloenben ~jeeerseit
fir ben betreFeuten Betras gut iinb, bod Sielsn
fleine Sumn,en MAIDEN fir uns erobe, bic mab'
renb hes Sabres auf Seller uub Gent ausselest
merbsn mubtsn. Die Yre7e 1T bas 5auptte>
fSrbsrunss. unb Sdusmittel bes Staates, eud
banet bic Gbre unb bic Ia9t berD eutl@en BON
benz euten @iQen ab, rem ie Der beuti&snprs0e
ssesniber bswabrbeiten unb wabreno wir MQen,
bic BURG prutppte 8 besabluns pes
Manterer bic Grastpeite bieies prin5ipes in IT,
Ter all 5eitisen 8eteutun9 ertennen, spuenGres
bit ssben, wpQen mir tamit bur@aus nt9t a.
seu, taB irssnb elmer unierer Nbonnenten uns
bas @elb abi9ti9 surentbalt, iunbern slauben
pislmebr, taB 60 bur@ cine eewi1e l1nfenntnib
nit benz @anse NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. fcmrat.
Seter wirb einieben, bab far jebe 3eitune, bic
Ycr,parts nrsbt, tas Gaib<S sfem cine Qebens>
frase il, unb slauten baber, tab bic GntriG<
tunsen' Der @ud1anbe ni9t auf fd tparten lalz
fen. @intnbunsen per got Office Money Or
ter cber in reeifrirten 8riefen f0nnea auf unler
&iifp eema9t merten.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-07-17

- SestenTreita9 tpar Is, no Elm furatbo<
rer Srfan bic nprbwefli9e Gle ppnStearns
60. uno ben ansren;enben Gbeil Scn Yppe
60. beimiuAte.
SIT benz Wirbelwtnbe in StearnsGp. muir
ben Dd9er, Sensen, ia 9an5e Slodbauier
wessejast unb sertDrt, @erioaen auf 40
&utben melt sei6leubert 'unb Yertammelt,
ein 8inb gang uno cine anpere @erion faf
aetDbtet.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-07-17

Qeebfpn, Stearns Gp. Wiebcr fir Gin
Sabr 1T Der 4. Suli tabin ; Der srobe Sag an
pel9em bas 2anb 70 au fasen neu seburen wurs
BE-, b. }. at wsldem mir I'M Mere, 70 i90ne Grei-
belt erlansten. 9lu9 i'm fsrueu Norbwefen il
tieIes IaeeS geba1t pprben, unb uns tpurce Ct
bur1 Elm teionbers i9Snes Gef perberrlidt.
@ir batten ndmlid Gin &iaoerfeft ssrbnnsen
nit Yifsnit. OeS Na9mittass um 3 llbr So
gen bic ainber, neunsis ali Der i3abL BON
S9ulbaule aus nit fatternoer SABINE mad ren,
befimmten plabe. Dcrt ansefomu1en tpureen
Tic per SalYsn empfansen, iansea Johann einiss
iaGSue Qieeer unb nabmen na9 bieiem tbre &C.
ldenfe, bic auf einem Slide aussebreitet tparer,
in G,npfans, jsees mad benz Mabe ieiues Glei.
bes. Mbcr nun ! wel9es Sineen, Subcln uno
@prinsen. Gs trar mirfii9 ersreifenb, bic lie
ben Rleinen ale 70 munter unb frpb 81 ieben ;
ia, fusar ber Gltern uno IQen, bic suseasn,
l9isn )i9 bieie Treuse mitsutbeilea. Mass be-
peste f9 frob unb luais bur9einaneer int hb<
len @batten, bel Bier unb Qimonabe. gepn>
bere Greupe peruria9te bic @erluo1uns efnes
5ebr 1GSnen Bilbes, welaes elmer uulerer bs1te1
Blreer ~. 9aupt semana.
@esen feds lbr MbenbS wurbe Der &tl9 &C.
bedt unb nun einss gum @upper, i'tertt bic VI
waditnsn, tanr bic &tnber. Na@ htelen1 pvr>
be nod cine ;3eitlans irtilirt anb beIunperS BON
ben Rinpern, eeun bies tpar bas erite berafti9e
Self, bas bier sefeiert wurbe.
IQen meiuen berSli@Fen Oanf abitatteup, bic
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-07-17

- Der ct. pster ltnterfasunssseretn bislt
ant Montas Mbsnb feline jabrli9e 8samtsnwabl
al. Der blabenbe unb feeenipeneenbs Gersin
pablte bic fplsentsn Beamten fir bas ~laufenbe
Sabr:
graI bent-Granf 8reuer.
@icsprai.-1bumas Orb.
l. Sefrft1r-J. Sdlid.
2. -@ep. &eiS.
S4abmetaer-@. Miti9.
Gabnsntraser-p. 8ur@.
8uti@afer- Matb. Marren.
Der iabrli9e 8eri9t bes @@asmettsrs asist
einen sebeibli9en Beri6t Der GiaaH3en, inbem
stpSlf buntert Dollars lit ber Safe lnt.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-07-17

SeffentltGe Giulabuna! CUR erDb-
ten unb poaitanbielen NeitauratiOn: Die BON
@9ilIeru. g d. i'm ID 81. 242,3. Ctr. Son
jestan perben III ieperS tunbe DE Mutern,
Welisel, Jorelleu. Gleil9lorten after Mrt WiIt,
tura MQes, tpaS ber Narft an Delifate1en bietet
i~erpirt. Die f~einlten Weine unb 2tqueure bic
tet N lere Bar; Gridte. @pnfett unb Gpnbito-
reipaaren lit better Muswabl. DieMufwartuns
III ieter 2eit bic bette.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-07-17

Wacpnia.-Nrn Is. Suli tpirb in Waeo-
MIA ein erpbes S@pei3erfef sebalteu tperbsn u.
ale @9wei3er unb @6weiserfreunbe lnb ba3u
einaelaben.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-07-17

ginise Bullopssen in Men1dense<
talt batten awsi junse 8snasls BON IA Sabreu
gu elmer Yreisflupferei abseri6tst, pel9e AM
Dienfas, 3 Meilen BON ct. paul i%attfant.
Die 1asesbldtter batten 8sri9tertattsr am
plase unb braGten isees Ginaelns BET @9anb'
tbat. Gie 3eitunsstrdser, Zen @si@mad bss
enslilden 2eiepublifums ~fenneub, i9rieen aus
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-07-17

Gle rabifalen County Npminatipnen IN
Blue Gartb 60. wurben burd birefte 8plfs-
abittmmun9 nt4t burA cine belisirteG onSens
tion semaAt. Disies SYfent, pas iosenan~
te grawfcrb'iAe ipQ ii9 ais einen !@umbus
herausaeleQt haben.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-07-17

-Diele @pae brad in bic @obnuns
son@errn gprta (ppn Mrs. 9enrY) einglsser
Namens Mpnrpe. Derielbe wuroe ertappt
ebe er ieinen beabiAtistsn Diebtubl aus
flbren fpnnte unp tpurbe an bic Common
NleaS Court uberbunben.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-07-17

@illtpmmen.- Diele Wp9e lno bier
@elGwifer unb bic Mutter bon 6errn s. Sit
fen aus europa Bel Jpn, anselaaet; le ma@ten
bic gauge &ei1e III nur II. Sasen einidliebli9
eines Iaaes 5tiQlieaens in 2ontpn.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-07-17

- Die @reb bietirt tbrer @artei bic Nomt>
nation pom Mpertll fur @puoerneur,
Mattfon, Elm S4webe, fur bas Seere'
tdrs> unb Ser 6. Mun9 fir bas Gdas'
n,eiEeramt.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-07-17
Ser SO anberer T..

ppQei Reble: "All about the Prize-fght!"
Der Yioneer sei&nete ii@ aus bur@ ben aus
fabrli9Ren Beri9t. .Die mir bSren fulen bic
8etbeilisten BON Der yuli3ei perbaftst tpcrten
1tin.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-07-17

ct. Yeter.-Die fatb. 0emeinbe bate
auf bas ct. @eter unb @au1s Self cine srpb~
artise Tair arransirt, wel9e $775 Steiner
trag ~lieferte. @ir 9ratuliren bic @emeinbe
unb ibrS eeli orser 6pGw. S. 3used su
oiefem Grfplse.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-07-17

-Dte @oQenbuns Der ct. Yaul uno Ya<
cifc 8abn BAT ben nDrbltAen Saunt hes
Grow &iper @pAwa1oes errei4t unb tptrb
nod bieies Sabr bis gum Reb &tser fertts
aetaut. ,
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-07-17

mid unteraasttn III 8ereituns bes Gsfes unb
bic baau nStbisen Gussaben 3u beden, tuanl&e
i@ MQeu, bab ibnen bieier Sag nod off, ia rtdt
oft 10 i9Sn uno better tuieberfebren mSse.
Die Nuseabsn waren $4,000, bic Ginnab<
men 500.
s. G. OUR, Qebrer.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-07-17

- 5err 8ranf 8reuer 1T mieper CUNT
Yrdlipcnten ees ct, Yeter neutrality-suspicious.
ermdblt morben. Der gerein weiB ieinem no<
blen Streten 8raft unb pabre @iree gu ssbsn
unt mir freuen unS 1eines Gprtl9rittes.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-07-17
SfftcteIIe 9tabts3ettun &.
Qpcal = Neutgfetten.

EF Notia an unfere Wbpnnen-
ten Mbcnnenten, bic besablt unb bic betref-
fenbe Auittuns ME in, 8latte sefsbsn baben,
Gnb a&tunssuoaR eriu@t fi@ unasebenss gu
melben.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-07-17

-Mr. SAT- Ser Gbefepafteur Der Dis
patA lit ais @enion<glsent ernanat tppr'
ben.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-07-17
(@tn gelanbt.)

Gra9e eu ben &ebafteur bes @oltsblatte5
@er war jeneS tinffabe (skunk), wel@e leBten
5erbf ibrer Stinfereien wesen bur9 ben
Deuti9en gerein auesellftet wuree, UNI ueine
reinere Atmuipbdre" gu baben?-
N~ielau.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-07-17
ct. Neters 1tnterftntuua 8 =Uerein,

Das 3rantea.@u 'nraittee hes ct. geters nnterhibunsss
gsrsin pom =: Dlsaitas TN Suli bis sum !. Disntae i'm
Nuauf bsfebt aus ~fptsenben 5erren:
Sbern Difritt ea{par SSbIer, wIafbap Ctr. :;
unteren Difritt: U. Baubenhein, I'll s. Tdrtel
3. Warp !; Sac. Sanisn, Ate Wars.
Ant. S. r, n {, Sefr.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-07-17
Serrsn= 8riefe.

Eerren=8riefe
8pdenfelb s. SArcber Gmil
@ad Musuf Shrppfer 81.
@eber Mihael S6utmafcr s.
8arser Spiepb .SAuls @einriA
&aeie S. u. So. 5Aulte Sran5
&nettel Wecrse Sutn1ar Z.
Seim Sobn 6. @tdsr s.
9anse Serpinanb Wtlp Samud
Shreibcr Gufap Wplf Sobann
Sherrmann Sran; 3immermann SDbann
s. $. Stewart Yotmeitsr.
5. .. Q@eitner, heuti9er glerf.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-07-17

-Oie rabifale Staatscpnpenttpn miro
ant 9. Sspt. in ct. @1ul atsebalten.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-07-17
% ut{de Brief<Qife.

2ife beutiher griefe bic bis sum Is. Sult
b. S. ni6t ab9ebplt wprben ltnp.
DameR~Briefe.
Dprnicen Mrs. 81. Jelbmann Doris
Tleilbmann MarY
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-07-17
8efanntntabum0

bes gertaufs sun s~erfausnen Nttten In ter nDeutf@en
Ratbplifden Druds ef%e1lf@ait"
So wirb hermit ,ur 3pti sebra&t, tae bic bierin BE-
aei9utten unb burd bic Nidtbssabluns bsr Wate. mel3e
Rraft eines BefdluGss pom S. Mat 1869 beg Dtrettpriu'ns
kelaeter &prYeridaft serlanet murte, %serfaQeren Ntttsn tn
Ter Sffee bes ,,gDanberer' IN Der Stabt Ct. PAUL, I'm
etaate Minneipta, an, 81. Sage im Suli 1869, UNI 10 ubr
gprmittaes in ~6fentliter gserfteisernns an ben Me'lttte-
tenben fir baares @elb In 0emdeteit Ter gletenseiese be-
faster RIrperf1aft Sertauft ,pereen.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-12-04
BULLS
SAR =. ~ II A II ILL -
4 GOOD REASON FOR THE CAPTAINS
FAITH.
Road the Captains Letter and the Letter
nom nis Mother

Benton Barracks, No, April 30, ls6S.
rR JOHN BULI~-Dear Sir knowing the Ell.
clency OF your sar-pars and the healing and bene-
fetal qualities u Possesses SEND you the following
statement OF mycas
Twas wounded abou, two years ago--wAs taken prs
oner anu confined fcr sixteen months Being moved
80 often, my SQUADS have not healed yet. have not
sat uI.sa MON ent since Fas wounded. am shot
through the nilH Ny genera nealth Ia impaired,
and need som tthng - assist nature. have more
nsuhiu your lpsrll thln IN anything else wish
that thar i genuine Please cypress ne slf dozen
bottles aud oblige CAPT e. r. JOHNSON,
- Lluis, No.
T.. The following WAS written April 80, 1895, by
Mrs Jennie Jo'n-Ur mother Of Capt. Johnson
DR. JOHN ~. Dear Sir; Ny husband, DR., q.
Johniop 80 fol surgeon and physician 10
Central Nea t,.t,.VA.re Ae died, leaving the above
p johnson 200 boy care A. thirteen years ~ age,
De- .ad q chronic diarrhea aud seroflls for which
gave hun your sagsapGrilla IT CURED HIN. ]
nave ior ten yeaTs recommended II % many IN New
YORK Ohiu ana Iowa, for serOiula fever sores, and
general debility. Perfect success hss attended u.
1he sftsisa Gass o srgVil and tepsS soFss
siso rdrol0ss. am very snxious for my son
20 again ave recourse % your sarsaparlla. lie 10
ariul 81 getting spurious article, hence his writing
o. YOU f0rit His wounds were terrible, but believe
JENNIE JoHNsOS
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-12-04
NOTICES.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.


r9tjre Is hereby given th-i tho parl. Committee
appointed by authority Sfthc GU. Council will
receiye proposals enclose -. Mary'a Park ia The
city Of cairo, WI y n picket fence OF the FOLLOWING
charactor, wis 10 We of un'rcssed lumhc~ 20 'a
scve feet nigh from thr ground, the posts 30 70 OF
feet IN the ground or n.ervar of eg feet and 20 b.
n sn ave Re thickness cfu3, lasR shen fvo iuones
TIC hase j0urJ - be Gao ar hslf fcot wise ~ one
inch thiUlf tho picket lC ays md ont hu,f ftct
lons Nee 'n3leb VIE ono Htl nick and e. DO 500
tfb spaces between u thfec inches me r.s "a bu
three in number. tr '3ur b. hos each q % hn
nhilen on with tw 'rry sl.ncs, two Ih coch fi
the pus and the other raids t. be let into zach post
and tho pitkats 10 be nailed on With ter penny nails
two ir eafl bcket on each nall two in each picket
on sec tn pickets TO be rounShd On top and the
fence ~ ave lwU large gates ench ton feet vide each
eide ofthc psr ard tro small Fatcs. n each eud
substantially hung and fastened and the small gate on
twenty Eighth street % have ornamental arch
over n. The tiWher, except the posts 20 be OF cy
press, and the fence to be Wntewashod with two good
coats, and tho whole 70 be finished IN substantial
and workmanlke manner at oncc % the satisfaction
ofthe Committee.
The ground TO ne fenced a four hundred and sixty
l$HD feet wide and eleven hundred and sixty lltc
feet long.
Payments for the work will be made IN City Bonds.
bearing interest ~ she rate Of six per cent per anuun
and payable IN equal amounts 10 three. four and five
years and receivable after maturity for sNos licenses
aud all debts due the city.
Proposals must be scaled, endorsed "Pars Com
niree, directed 70 Louis iorgcnron. Charm en, ADD
delivered nc the Office Of The MAYOR, bCforo ~ JsIo9k
". on saturday December IN, lsOy.
LOT ~ JORGENeON.
JAMES KENNEDY,
W.p. HALLIDAY,
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-12-04
BENTON.

The net session - this Institute VIII commence IN
the FoLkTH MONDAY or NONlIfEk 'st2 snd
cGrtinue for term affourteen week.
TUITION Of tho ssniorS, per session, tAiriN do.tfs
each for the Juniors twenty doilars eaeh studsiI
hay. the privilege Of entering both classes az tnt
same time, II they wish, without ary additlonaI
charge above that Of the senior siasr.
Each class will rece once every drN and IN tndi-
ton tive lectures each week vi BE- u 80 cred before
the classes by JUDGE DUFF, ln cue. branches o'
the Law As will best advance Tho siu.' IS 10 Their
studies.
a Law library and reading room Nl b. open az ~
times 10 studontf, free o! charge,
A moot court viii b. held tTo days o esch month.
Circulars, with further lnfofmstio,, may he ob-
iaped by addressing The
SECRETARY or THE BENTON Law ISsTi-
TUTE.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-12-04

To No United STATE, and Tarld. Vide

To Ny United States and Eorld. Vide
Rcdders:
HAVE received many testimonials from profos
sional and medical men, my ananscs and vari'
Ihv foowing from highly educated anc popular
physician In Georgia, N certainly one OF tho most
sensible communications have ever received. Dr.
clement knows exactly what ho speaks OF and MS
testimony deserves be written IA letters Of gold.
Hear what the Doctor says ef hulrs Worm Des'
uoyar;
VilAnow, WAGER County, Ca,
June -, 1905.
Dr. JoHs BuLL-Dear Sra Ihaye recently gwen
your WORN DESTROYER. several trizis, and hnd 10
wonderfully eficaccus II has not failed IN single
instance 70 have the wishcd-for effect. am d7ing
pretty large county practice, and have daily use or
some ertioie ofthe nd am free g cotic.s
hat know Of 10 remedy recommended by the ahlest
authorities that " certain ana speedy IN Is effects.
On the contrary, u.ey are uncertain IN the errene,
Nv object IN writing You is 20 nd out upon vhst terms
! oan get the medicine directly from you II can
get 70 upon easy terms. shall use great deal 81 ~
am that the OF such articles IL contrary TO
the teachings and prcice % great majority OF the
oo suciont simply because We may be gno'ant OF ts
cnnhlud on. For my part, shall make ~ rule 70
MI and every means 20 alleviate suffering human
10y wlich msy he able 10 comtnand-not hesitafi ng
hecsase somo one more ingenious than fsy cell have
leaned IT, Effects fret, and -etnred tho sole right 10
secure that knowledge. However, I am BY no means
an advDcae supporter OF the thousand Of worthless
nosrums that food The county. that pnrport 20 cure
az nfnrer diseases 10 which sesh IL heir, Please
reply soon. and infurf ufyour best terms.
arr, s.f very re- r@rtmliy
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-12-04
SEWING MACHINES
ENTILlC0X & NIBBS
w SEWING deMachine |!
Is THE BEST POR FAMILY USE.
WIN stlieh, Hem, Fell, Tuck. Cord
w uiod, Brsid, Qntit sod LnibroideI

II Ihk bISf fUR 1aHIIt ISL
w HAD, BRAID, Qbiit sod LnibroideT
B-sut.fniiy. It.iii, with The FlNEsi needle snd
over the heaviest beaver cloth ana covhlde. with 81
change OF needle. thread Or tension. It val use
cotton, linen. silk aud tNiue II ran. rsief
faster and stiller than aus other mach ne II f,rin-
hsi even aud elastic sem, differing from even Other
stitch, each loop being TWISTED by means Of
TIE "ROTATIsG HOOK"
and drawing tho twist INTO the goods, thus securely
fastening every stitch that the will bear 90 b.
cut frquent intervals, and Ia that case even, the
i'm eirepmstances 70 sufy'rs The vashtasa Old
worn ont family garments, bosous, pans Dire s.es
whero was ne GREATEST COMPETITIONS AMI 10
tats slticn premiums nave trru aNsfdsf Tor ~
super 'oriiy, Dursbiiiiy, .laet'siiy and
A patented device prevents the possibility Of tho
machine being run IN the wrong direction, or ihf
balance wheel ever wearing OF touchingthe dress.
THE NEEDLE CANNOT BIZ SET WRONG
Thus avoiding the great trouble cf0thes machines
No BREAKING OF NEEDLES,
Tho blade 81 the needle II less thu HIoc.hurihs
OF an men long md is straight
WRONG
Any one may adjust them ~ THE DARK. The
hem may b. of any width. No other hemner or fel-
ter is like this II turns the hein on the right or
IL VIII not drop .s'itche-, a. the needle i.
always set right, tho blade short and singht does
not vibrate, Ike longer oncs. They are
MANUFACTURED WITH MATHENATlcAL PRE-
ClsIoN.
Hence, each part lie Interehangea6o and esn be read-
Is replaced IA case of sccdenI u will last genera
ton, IL properly cared for None who has used Il
can be persuaded 70 use any other.
The founduess, eyenness, durability and beauty Of
It's s,itch-
WERE NEVER EoUALED.
It's RAPIDITY, ABSOLUTE STIFFNESS. EASE
OF MOTION, narrowress and nestness Of its II IN
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Elegant wide Passenger car,
ItnI.ed Vnnf. nn r.n.nIsrn.t

These cars are Thoroughly ventilated qra pra,itl
WIN every mode impiytr.ueul ueccsssrg fo nj
safety anf comf1ri % travellers
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EE- A.. New England I,----net-E holding tHroH
Tickets Wil bc transferred, With heir iagyaas % H
And Boat Connection iu N,w YORK without rts'r.
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y. Boston ED Nts Enti4Dd passenger 'hi- r,..
o. specially desirable. a. Q iyos shl IA. ri oppori,
ol s''ing tle hnrt. FicUH nU9ng fts t'..rifa
Mountains, besides ,-ifing FiusbJic. pf.H. I.'p'
sud New York. vifhori rEtrass..
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~ VOLS GEN TRA

make close connections st Pin ooB ala ,glosqo Nd
We entire 'np 60 Sow york j. urtr u.a 'n'" 80
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This l. .s oriy route b., which pAE.ans.rs ca le.
Chicago saturday afternoon, IN d iAfough car. =
tram leaves rl' Pit;alurE Fort Weyue Chien
"A lWay Depot ~ : % pm. and runs through .hs
Le-aN- -r--L-ne -n w Nnr. Q, ~. MnnanA Ln.rt Do
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sTATE.ROOu SLEEPING cAR,

Run Through 81 Philadelphia on ad NIaht Jssil
and Now York vic phia1slrhis ard lloti,9,rn vi,
on change. iior1Irg Passengers y 1ight Of und
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FoHr Daily Trains Les,eN. Y for Bosto
Thirteen Daily Trains Leave Philadclph
for New York,

Va Jersey CITY and Camden ard Aulpov. fr,ts,,
apmfe-i Time. boun
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'gHF proprietor 81 This celebrated medic ne Justly
claims ior it super GRITTY over all rene - ever
offered - the public for tno gfe cszn, speedy ane PER-
sfRer' ere ~ Ague and Fever Chills AMI Fever,
whether Of short long standing. lie refers 20 the
entire Western and southwestern country % bear him
testimony TO the truth CT the assertion that ia
case whai.ver ~ .' 90 cure, II the directions are
strictly 'oilove IA crrled out. In a great many
ACle futs hb. sufficient for cure, and
whole families re,c cen cured by single bottle,
with perfect restoration % the general health % IS
aowoye- prudent and In ever case raore certain %
week cr tgo sfor the disease has been checked, more
especially IN diitcut snt long standing cases. lsu-
the bowels il good orde-; should the patient hoEev-
or, require csthsrtc medicine, after having taken
Buirs Vegetable Family filis viii be sun
cent,
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FEVER and AGuE, or cH1Ls md FEVER

Chilli and Fever are caused froun certain poison
existing VA tho Atmosph. re- known malaria Il re-.
duces Che vitality Of tbs biooa retRrds action 81
the different Hrgans, and causes Billiousness Const.
patton, etc. aud In this prepares the system for
any disease OF more serieus nature which may fo-
low To avoid further trouble, AAd rellsVe yourself
of tais a seRse, tske
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Hours in Advance OF Oiher Line. |.

Rork n, sam. the SECOND Day. T.. tt.u,
Ia Advance of noy .tl-r h".tci With "a
responding reduction ~ BOSTON, PHILADELPHIA
BALTIMORE and MA@HfSGTON
gE- infgags checked through % al stations % 4
Lne ~ The PENNEY lranis Railway ard'c Bl'ruc
Phi'adc phiasnd Sss YORK. from Pitt.burg. CAl-sg
and 40 punc %! Western cites.
ne Hates - freight and express frcieh. to 4
Eastern point, afe az al times a. fTyatc a. J
,hHrgsi hy other l.uss
re Though rcEe't i,r sale ~ enc principal orc
In 'hc WsH.
ErwtRD r. WILLIAMS
seLersi -t pHrintendeni atoouA o.
y. T. klMuALL, Pss-sfg' Agent. CAlrtg3.
leiTWff
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RAILROADS.
-DENNsYL} ANA CEN1BALR.

l. Il Cd y. MY ....s.-.. y. "a. =, !,
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-llr9 DO Shortest TlQulc 10 NcU N

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