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The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1870-09-08

BELGIANs are said to be indignant be-
cause the railroads Of the kingdom are
practically monopolized by the French
government for the transportation Of
coal and breadstuffs into France. Well
they may be indignant, for this is even a
greater violation of he. neutrality than
the proposed transportation Of her sol
diers over her territory which was pro
posed by Prussia, and over which there
was SO much fuss made.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1870-09-08
DEMOCRATIC PLATFORMS.

In leading article Of the New York
World, on the subject of platform max
ing, that astute newspaper thinks the
Democracy has been beaten by what it
calls "mala1roit platforms A politi-
cal platform is, according to the World,
merely en- electioneering manifesto. Its
tune ought to be pitched on a low key.
Other things as to platforms, the World
urges, clearly showing that In its opinion
the only way the Democracy can succeed
is by cheating the people as to the real
sentiments of the party, AID its objects.
The leading organ of the Democracy
in the United States is entirely mistaken.
Its party has not failed by reason of too
little cheating. On the contrary, quite
the reverse. 1t has failed because of its
cheatings. The disruption of the Demo
cratic party grew out Of the Cincinnati
platform of 1856, which was cheating
manifesto, and intended as such. 1t was
made so that two constructions could be
put upon it-one of the slave-driving
South, the other for the free North.
Two constructions were put upon it, the
people were swindled, and Buchanan was
elected. When the issue had to be Join
ed, the President adopted the Southern
constitution, Judge Douglas the North
ern, and the party was split in two in
consequence. 1t is true the cheat won
In 1856, but at what an expense of fu-
ture disaster and defeat SO it must
ever be with cheating. In the long run,
honesty is the best policy, ia politics as
In business, and al the affairs of private
ife. As FOR the Democratic party, It's
sins are already SO grave. that should it
adopt the suggestion of the For7d, and
add avowed cheating of the people as one
of the means Of getting votes, it would
not he long till its demise would be Joy
fully announced to an Intelligent ana
honest public
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1870-09-08

THE Irish. war fever is still most In
tense. The funds in aid of French wound
ed are rapidly accommodating. 1t strikes
us that little more of that charity
which begins at home would serve the
cause of humanity quite as well. Irish
poor need what surplus funds the coun-
try may have, unless their condition has
been greatly misrepresented. IF title
OF the money that has been squandered
IN Fenlan demonstrations has been given
to the Irish poor it would have secured
homes for thousands of them either in
this country or their own, and done more
to ameliorate the condition of the people
than could all the Fenian raids from now
to the end of time The Irish are a
generous people, but their generosity is
not always tempered with wisdom.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1870-09-08

Total South German troops....
These do not embrace the Landwehr,
who are now being called out, bat only
the first line. Perhaps $50 900 South
Germans are serving with the left wing,
under the Crown Priuce-the remainder
being engaged in the siege of Strasburg
and in performing garrison duty.
The French Emperor, when he decIar-
ed war against Prussia, was so ;nfatuat-
ed as to believe that the South German
States would remain neutral and look on
passively while he should crush Prussia
at his leisure; but he counted without
his host this time. Germany has ceased
to play that kind Of game for the benefit
of France. Her people have come to the
eonclur'on that the rayages Of this war
had better be committed to France than
IN Germany-that the latter country has
already had her full share of such iuxur-
les, and that it might produce a useful
influence on the fiery Gauls iu restraining
their belligerent propensities hereafter to
give them taste of the blessings of in
vasion. With tii laudable purpose in
view, the various Teutonic tribes dubbed
their resources, and carried the war
into Africa" The French under the
third Napoleon are now beginning to ex-
perienee little of what the disunited
Germans had to endure under the first
Napoleon.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1870-09-08
- ga ? SeSssss
COUGH NO MORE

warmers Tough FsHsassl is healing soft
ehlh& and eXpectorating. Tie extraordinary newer
II possesses III Immediately relieving and eventnaIIy
curing the most obstinate cases OF Coughs Colds Sore
ihIpat, bfonchltis, Influenza, Catarrh. Hoarseness
Asthma ands CONSUMPTION Is almost il, credlle 81
prompt Is the relief AID certain effects in All tba
above cases. or any aectit OF the throat and lungs
that thousands Of physicians daily prescribing il
and one and all that il is the healing and ey
lectoratlng medicine known One dose always af.ors
reiIei anu IN most cases one bottle effects cure
Sold by druggists, in large bottles Price One Dollar
IL Is your Iailt if You still cough and suffer- The
Balsam will cure
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e
DYSPEPSIA.

warmers Dyspepsia Tonic is prepared ex
Preasy ior Dysepfiea and those suffering with habit
ua Costiveness- Ii is slightly stimnlating fnnic
aud splendid appetizer; strengthens the s1onarh
ana restores The digestive organs to their healthy
STATE; eak, nervous and dyspeptic persons should
PriceI0ne Dollar " :
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Blacksmith Shop.
CORNER OF COMMERCIAL
AND NINTH STREET.

iheundersined is prepared to do all kinds of Job
bIaS work wellas contract for every style of
Buggy, Wagon &C., Vessel work and tcmpering of
Mill pixies attended TO in short notice. Also particular
attention paid TO horse showing The public is re-
speculy invited TO give me acall.
CLIFF JOHN LAyAKE
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1870-09-08
WkENEa'S PILE REMEDY,

V arffers.k'fse Remedy has never failed mot
Itching or Bleeding Piles Those who arc aeiitoi
Shouc immediately call on their druggist and get
+" 4kALR PIE REMEDY. Gtis expressly Tor tie piles
J - r,o teclieie 70 cure any other disease 1t
hs cured many cases Of over thirty wears stard,.,
ffice One Dollar For sale BY druggists evervv here
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1870-09-08
w In Il OF LIFE

The great Blood Purifier and Delicious Drink
NarUer'5 EiDEE.a ifsz.. or Wine of Life
Is fee from any poisonous drugs or impurities, being
prepared Tor those who require mulalt. 1t is n
splendid appetizer and tonic, and the finest thing in
tht world tor pHr ing the blood. II is the most
PIE asant and delicious article e.ed the pub
lic lar superior - brandy whisky, wine bitters or
any other article tits more healthy and cheaper
Both male and female, young and old, take the
" me Of Life 1t Is, in fact lie preserver Those
who wish TO enjoy good health and free flow Of live
~ spirits, Will do well TO take the Vine of Life 1t is
9iierept from any thing before in 1t is sold by
druggists also All respectable saloons Price ono
Dollar, in quart bottles
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1870-09-08

Thin hair is thickened, falling hair check
ed, and badness often, though not al
ways, cured by It's use. Nothing can re-
tore the hair where the follicles are de-
stroyed, or the glands atrophied and de-
stroyed But such as remain can be
saved for usefulness by This application.
Instead Of fouling the hair with pasty
sediment, it viii keep is clean and vigor
orous. Its occasional use will proven
the hair from turning gray or falling off
and consequently prevent badness. Ere
from those deleterious substances which
make some preparations dangerous and
injurious to the hair, the Vigor can only
benefit but not harm it. IF wanted mere
" for a
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1870-09-08

TIE NUuBER of troops furnished by
the four South German States, for the
prosecution of the war against France, is
aS fellows.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1870-09-08
W 8 D.

10y the subscriber Five Tons of Good sI-ryhantable
Butter, for which the i:saest market price.will
paid J. E. PBATT
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1870-09-08

A dressing which
is at once agreeable,
healthy, and effectual
tor preserving the
hair. FADED or gray
hair IS soon restored
to ats original color
acith the gloss and
f.oecL,,ozo Of o,a5,tI
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1870-09-08

MOTE HEADS printed at this office for only $3.50
In per thousand, and got up in the best style
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1870-09-08

Il pettef AZ this once thaA any other IN tae CRY
business CARDS neatly printed at this office a
ID the low price Of TWO DOLLARS per THOUSAND.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1870-09-08

Sheriff OF slanitowc
j D. MAREHAM. Attorney for Plaintiff.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-10-15
(G orrelpcnben3.)
9tt@ftelt, 7. Set. 1917

EttVItelr, e. Gct. 1917.
Die anu "a. September sertase DIP. Con.
sention serlammslte I'D tter wienrr bsuteabent
uno nsminirte folsente Candidate, cbne I'm
terl9ieb Ter partsi, fir ben s. enatorialeifriti
beaebenb aus ben Gsunties @riebt, Meefer,
Me9eub aaubsebi unb Mononsalia, fit @ena-
tor WiQian1 3. 8ounepeQ ron Mc0spb County
fir Reprdlentanteu. Carl Gerlsau BON @risbt
GcuutY unb 5. .. 5arris spn Mruunsalia
County.
MGe Gounties paret ooQ repralentirt unb bic
Gcnsenticn mar einie unb entbuTafil9. 5err
Bonnspea ma9te eiuise paTenbe 9smsrtunsen>
pelde nit 9tifal aufseacmmen tpurtt, eben.
fails cine Nete pou 8. O'grten.
Die but9iu1on grab 8anb, beisbenb aus
IL MaTtantsn, u1a@te ben Abena nop aase-
uebmer. s. q.
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CUR Grinneruns!-T s 2eier tes
r@anterer" tusrben wobl tbun, tuenn fe mad
Minueapolis tommen, fti IS tieitn 9erba ODER
@inter, ten Drs3oebfcre BON O'Gonnor 81 BE-
iuden. Soeben bat er BON Neu gurt cine
sldn3ente Musmabl sor3islider @aaren erbal.
ten, bic ct au ben n~iebrienen 8aarrreilen s.r-
taufen pire. aleiberfofe S9apls, SLAMMED.
len, Slider, BaumpuQsnpaaren, ptl;e, 9ute,
Rappen, &c. &c. Sbr f0nnt Seri&ert iein, tae
ibr reef betieut weroet uub soQen @eseuwertb
fir euer @eIb erbaltet. Gpredet Dor!
9. D'Gsnnpr
Store uabe ber @uapeuTsn Bridge, Minnea'
polls unt ct. MntbonY.
ES gieraebn SABRE In @ei&dften bier.
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StaatS= Nemtgteitem.
Wtuaefanbt.)
&rteaeerfldruna.

Otlanc, b. Oct. 1871.
Sd erlude Sie, sefdQist Zen tertbsn Cor
relpcneenten g. 81. tn 9ambad (pe6en) au
marnen, bab CT ila niat Der Gsfabr auslest
uuo benz 3arenaoelsepetr auf taulenb 5@ritt
Rtbt tpeil % 1900 Sdritt nett trast uno auf
1000 Sdritt ben Rann faGen fann. @enn
81. 9. x. nun eenau a6er3.ust lit auf bieie
Gntfernuas bon 700 S@ritt, 10 mS9e er 70 gut
ieiu uns Elm 3iaonaoelsewebr mitbrinseu ;
bann tuiro Elm @sNfitii&er Snfanterif rom 10.
&esiment bic 2r'esssrflaruns MAIDEN, unb bic
@beiuyreueea weroea belfen. Ser bic Soften
tt3ablt, IL 5. 81. %. Der arisssi9auplas
tairo iein TN BobuensierteI California Saloon,
81. vaul.
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e.-9n Der G&ule
Der observation-disclosures. @swetabe purben fir
ben @onat september fulseueen Mab@en Yrd>
mien Iberreidt:
Sir sutts B%etras,n: Rarta A5nia, anna
Grb, Gltmentina Comm, Barbara MuQer,
Maria Sdlid, &cia Nese.r, 2suiia Berebol3,
Gusente Resaer. l. alade, Maria !aOnis,
Mnna Orb ; 2. SLATE, Barbara MlQer, Maria
S9lid; 8. 9lo0t, Maria Barttel; 4. Gla0e,
Barbara @auisne 2ouiia gerebol3; S. ala0t.
Maria Ba0ian.
Sn her ~tleinersn S&ule: Sir sutss 8etra-
gen: Gbriaina 0SmpeI. Barbara 8artbsL Gn-
ua @Goler. Glilabetba Brissemaun. Sir Gleib
i'm 9ernen: Mnna 9rdmeratb, 0atbariua GQss,
Mnna Gitert, 2atbartra Scbf.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-10-15
Seitenmeg~Noti5.

Str ptsr Sc gtaeutbar,er BON qe,s essr st,il.n ron
eots an Der gpeRisite prn Gtesnut e,rose srn Wo(ttna.
ton bio 3ur L.; an Ter Sir ieitc Ger @uniru Stra6e BON bsr
wtarjboQ Wptnue dnp n.ue Seitsnasas, Al tameu: an FER
11ef etie BON 8.rt.saraet BON @rctr:d rad Slealant;
an 5 r slDleit. pcn YlealantfraBe ron Romiep bs cher
Blur Is gus); aa ser Sabieite srn Gaaisarase ron
Wnibinsten bts Gr4anee; an Der g9ea,ette Spn Sranntr,
lro6e pen 9osle bis Qbesuut Is Hus); an Der e aeiette BON
.Ronsp Stro6e pcu SPtee bis Sslet; an Der gDeiIette BON
sSOietitroge ron Der Gpmp Rcab bs eumnit Npenue: an
Scr eatlette pom 8crtfrase. sou Ram.eY It's Blair 10
,su6l: an cer g~lrreieite ter J. etroSe Son grsabpap bic
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0efftntIf&t GiuIabuns! aur srSb.
ten unb p%pQ1dnbigten &efauration: Die bon
6. 5@mibt SIT. 242, Dritte Sta6e. Son
iebtan tuerten 3u ieberStunbe frt DE auRern,
@eRise, Bereleu. Gleii9iorten aller Art, @ilb,
tura MQes, tpas Der Martt an DelitateTen bietet,
itrpirt. Die feinfen Weine unb 2iqueure bic
tst r1sine Bar; Gri@te. Gpnfett unb Gonbtto-
retwaaren III better Muswabl. DieXufwartuue
~ ieber ;3eit bic behe.
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0rseertts unb Vrustfsneu BAL
ten aets IN rei9ler &uswabl bic 3ru. @ebriber
Gimme, Gde Der 10. une ct. peter @tra6e IN
ct. Saul psrrdtbis. Beiuneere aufmerfam'
teit serstent tbr f&Sner gorratb N ia' unb
ausldnbil9en, eiusemadteu unb eetrudneten
5ri@t,n. Nan belude ben seiHmadueQ aus.
seitatteten @tere, I'm F9 bapoa III i~ber3eu-
gen. s11l
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Be1onhers wt@ti8 furGarmer.-
Sn Der Giieutraarenbanbluns BON 6etei.u unb
peterfon III CAREER, Minneiota, beibe fruber bel
s. q. Denny taltlba, fnbet man Giieu> unb
@tablwaaren aler @orten, bic tefeu pRdee
unb Osfsn, iowie Mdsrbaussra.bi@aften, @las
u. {. ". biQiser ais AT irsene eiueut anbsrn
plate. Nan tomn,e unb Iber3euee nd ielbf.
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BF 0utttunsen, pttratben, faufsn,
grisftaReu H.. 'psssn RauseI an &auna. In
n6dRer Rumuaer. IN q d Oh ID
Bur Wa6abmun0

Out 9sSsSsssU
tbeilen mir folsenbes freunelt&t Briefden etnes
alien Mbonnsnten aus beuueptn Gounty NIT,
msI@ss f.lSf ais @abuuns an snbsse ssltsu
mag. Der treue Greunb i4reibt:
2teter % anbfrer!
"a bu mid 70 oft teiu@t bait unb i'd biz bic
bsr niemals te3ablen toants, neil bic 3sitsn 70
fdIedt parsn, 10 l@ide i'd biz biermit flint DOL
iars, bamit tu tpteter better reiisn fauna fir
cine tleine Weile, unb bofe, hu pereet mid
uieber teiu9en.
Tein. Greunb 5n4# x. u.
N. B.-Gs 1T gu pini9en. tab aas eistent'
gen. bic ,,tueeen i&le&ten i3eiten" bisbsr ben
"@antere," ssrsebli@ reiien lie6sn, bislrs
ldSns 8siiptel befolsen trsrbeu.
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raeenween - Wer etra meiner
m0dte. infer @traBen-Q miGdr BABE niGt
bic 9dnte poQ arteit, Der lee bic lause9iae ber
neu auseeidriebsuen @ettenutse eur9. Gin
@pusisreane tur& reri&ieoene @:raben tirb
eu@ 3eisen, wie otel in eieier @t@tuns tereits
sei9eben alerbinss bleibt nod siel ~ tbun.
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Die 3abtber turseu 2eute spi.
i9en 5 uub q Sabrsn in bisf3er Staet 1T laui
8eridt tes S%6ulinipeetors 6708, unb guar
inb tassn 1889 Anabsa unb 1913 Nab9sn
I'M Sor'sen @Ouate beiu&ten hur@l&nttli9
1915 Riuber biz Sfentli9en S&uleu.
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Muf BEN Country @tore in Netr
1lm Oman isbe bic rebenletenoe Mnseise) ma.
den mir ualere 2efer Defenders aufmerfiam.
3err Grone it iceben NIT elmer eroben Mus.
wabl i&Snsr Manufaeturpaaren aus BEN Oien
3uridsetbrt.
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Sir Gi%nfenbuns neutr Mbcn-
uenten mUsen uniern ber3Ii&sn Dant en-
ffansen; &sp. s. 3. III ct. peter, s. q. 81.
tit &i9mont, 8. s. in Mtana5 @tatiun.
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8rieffaften bes ,@auberer''

Rev 1rter.-M. 6. 9tr you bier am
6. ;. tatirter Brief bate flint SAGE
mad Ct. yauI. benn an, II. b. par Ct (don in
meinen 5inten. ST eas ni&t cine pr19tige
Yolperbinbung ?-uetrises beierst.
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Muf bte neue Mnaei9e bes 9errn
y. 5@war3 MAIDEN p:r ben 0eier btermit
DEFENDERS aufmsrtlana.
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Die aueseiesten ,n0lf 5auptsspinn0e tamer
fplaenben siidli&en @spinnsrn su:
1. greis, Sidet SO. Is: Wm. .. Wurray
81. PAUL, 1925 @resntads.
2. prsis, 80. 249l: Sobn austter, Ri&'
nonb, @tsarns Co., Gprirsua een.
8. preis, 80. 1888: 0riee. .Spauseuterstr
@e1erpe Conn, $75 @reentads.
4. preis. 80. $50: Bedrann unb @@iQin'
GER, ct. gaul, Nabmai&ine.
s. prsis, SO. 154: QbriP. Bsat 81. paul
$5o @reentads. F.,
6. preis, 10. e4: g. DOMAIN, 8aribaxlt,
@ofa.
7. preie, 70. 1144: z. Gmmst, ct. paul,
$25 @reentads.
8. wreis, 80. 11l3: Selspb uuteu, 81. PAUL,
2stnfu9t.
9. prets, 10. 1883: gster atrf ct. paul
$25 @reenbads.
10. prsie, 10. 4oe: a. 8. etssr, 6 Rebr-
fable.
IL. prsts, ~. 20 9sba arams, $15@uen-
tade.
IL. preis, r.. 1167 Rar> permes, Nep
Irier, Gilterue llbr.
@er alis umiunf auf ben Evrinsuasea ipe>
~eultrte, mag fa bamit trSRen, bab nit i'm aud
anbsre ~ Gub sebtn. l~lsbrissns isbt man
raj bic @ewinnae f@ auf seri&ieeene @essn'
ben bes 2aness se,tbeilsn. Sdli.6ti@ baben
mir nod einsn ansenebmen Auftras bss 6srrn
3. Eimme 3u erfaaen, mtl@er Namsns bes lei
tenben COMMITTEES lomobl benz Vublifum I'm
Muasm.insn fir feline literale 1nterflBunG als
belour ere bmjsnigen Damm unb 5trreu, biz
eur9 rer'5alihe Mitwirfuns gun, @elinefn be5
i95nen l%ln'ernebmens beitrusen, ais prdIc'nt
leinen bersliaen 7ant ausauipre&ea pinidt.
Der @t. Susrb's @aifenuerein bat fd bur&
bic Beranfaltune oieler Jair Elm ere6es Ser
btenl ernortsa unb lie letteusen VeriSnli@fei-
ten fnb fir ibre alerbinss siele glabe unb
(sltf lnannsbmli@tsite sur& VAS Bepubtfetn
enti9dbiet am f&5nfeu @nt Der @eui&eu'
liste, fir bic geriorsuus perla0ener @atien>
erfslsrei& mitsearteitet au bateu.
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@uter heller Ssrup 80 Gents pe,
Gauone, bel 8. @eis 112 Watalbar @traee,
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Auf Nntras pertaste l9 Der Buarb Bis sur
britten Nuntas i'm October, UNI 10 ubr 8er
mittass.
g. Gee Davis. 60. Nueitpr.
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G6ter &sesen @bistey ST. 60 pr
UaCsne, bel 3. @sis, 1t2 @atalbam Stra6e.
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1854. Ge9raaeet 1854.
T6p6. S. 8ir6(er,
aatbpliibe 8mcbbanblun8 ,
416 esxtt e!ar, str.. Gbteaso. 3n..
bat fets etxex 9orratl ssn
MISSALR ROMANUM, RITUALR,
Ebeplo9if6e @erfe, 8ebets unb
GrbauunBsbi9er,
h aden epra&sn urb perfdiepeasn Gtnbdnben-
Deutidbe uns Gnsliidbe Gdulbadber:
Bu9er, mic Cplmeiter, Briefteaer, ac&ba@er,
. Mr3neibu&eL !"
neta anbern. befdatts auf Eager.
BiIber alter 0r66en,
dne fdDne auspatl.-6srnr:
Qreu;e, @capuliere, @eibfsleL, &ritnffran,s,
Melbrauh. Wadsfer;en unb
WatefSde.
TUE esrten &alenoer fir oas Sabr 1871,
wtplefale unt Retait.
nA- asept fir ben IN aahtreT ia
Ran a~rrsiitre:
THOS. J. BIRCHLKR,
416 South CLARK Str. Chicago, Ill.
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Befe @tdrfe 1G Gents pet piunb, Bel
s. Weis, 112 Wabalbam StraBe.
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Dret @tansen German Soap fir % &c.,
bel s. @sis, 112 Wabaibaw Strabe.
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gier pfunb better 9tio RaFee fir $1.00,
lei s. @eis, 112 Wabaitan Stra6e.
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gpantb=Gp mmiTdre.
Gsuntysaubitsrs Office,
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Der 8earb ber Geunty. GcmmiT6ire strau.
ratlte 0& UNI 9 1br Dsrmittaes.
Mnweieub bic 1erren g ablmaaa, 8ratuart,
Sptel unb 6ouparb.
Cine petition Der 8Greer ron ReeeAH1epn
fbip, betrefenb aetpife Straeen in bieert Isnn.
lbtp irurbe Scraelegt unb BEN Committee fur
Stra6en unb 8ridsn iternieltn.
Bel@lonen, ba6 fit ben Nrn,eufcnb fir
has Sabr 1870 erei unb ein balbcs Sirius (34)
auf ierem Dollar @ertb auf benz feuerbareu
@runeetgentbum ron HamieY County erbeten
uerben icQen. 3 go,
Go'seaee Bills murtsn ssnsbmist:
Sno. 0race........ Observation-Disclosures % 60
6aQ u. Meainrep 6 W
8. q. DonneQy....".............. 9 90
SenE5 u. @orbpn.................. 2 20
Wre. STonncr Is 50
Wasner u. Gaaan-....... 1870 90
W. MiQer 81 90
Sotn Yatter5cH 81 90
.. 6e6.rnan 8 00
=. S, Brainart...... ... Is 90
@anberer ........ 1876 40
). ~. 0artSbprn 81 IS
q. g. Nlen AZ 90
Sos. g. 81 90
Mrs. &pnlpn 10 50
6urt u. Yalmer % 50
u. uline IA 20
Galsary Rir4bcf 10 90
&. 148 So
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folesnten Ntenb'n unb bic @trldn8erun9 bsr
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baults ~ inttrsiNren, une man@e Mensbner
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entl@doist, rdbrent piele Nubere umionf ibr
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men 3wed hes 0an3en beebalb bod nidt Ser-
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