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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1870-05-06

The following excellent remarks rela.
tive to the most judicious mode Of adj
vertising, are from the Hartford, Com
nccticut,) COuRANT. AS the business
season has opened, and the enterprising
dealers are cogita,ing on the best meth
oil OF securing the attention and patron
age OF the public, the suggestions will
prove useful 10 them:
The secret Of advertising is not yet
discovered by all who advertise. A good
deal Of money and space is wasted in
clumsy announce cmcnis which nobody
reads, and heavy standing pacards
which no more ST imulate purchasers tlsan
the names on signs. Much money is
also wasted in circulars VIII ich are
thrown into entries and down cellar
" avs, and always received with con-
tempt; or in so-callcd ad vertising sheets,
(which nobody reads. There is no me-
Idium that comes into such close contact
with the people AS the newspaper; and
LII advertisers onl v understand their bus
ines they could make their part Of the
paper interesting as any other part Of it.
| In many OF the German papers adver-
Using is carried TO an extent Of which
we have no idea. The newspaper is the
real exchange. Everybody goes to it
with all his wants, and almost all his
wees. The consequence is that the sheets
arc arc AS lively as neighbour ood gos'
sip, and often the pages devoted to adj
Ivcrtising are the best parts of the paper
And the papers are read through. The
announcements are always short and
one looks III them TO sec what the world
has to offer him that day, by way Of bus
liness or amusement. Somebody, some
where. announces something that inter
ests you every day, and so life is made
more endurable, trade is quickcned, and
wants are supplied. We look to see q
more general use Of the advertising col
unns of newspa pers in this country fol
all the wants and queries of this life.
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~. TnE CITY Council of Mount Cal

H7' THE City Council Of Mount Car.
mel. Ollinois,) adopted an ordinance Al
the last meeting of that body, provid'
ing for an election on the 10Th of May
TO dctcrinin whether or not the city will
subscribe $50 eco 10 mid the New Al.
bany and st. Louis Airline Railway. :
The ordinance provides that the com
pany shall complete their road from
junction with the Evansville and Craw.
liordsvilc road aud to the east bank o
the Wabash river and runs cars thereon
before the money is paid.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1870-05-06

O-~ THE late DR.. Bc'hunc once enter
cd the crowded cabin Of a BROOKLYN
fcrry-boat, ana while looking about for
n seat suddenly heard himself addressed
by name. Turning round he found a
man standing. who said Doctor, take
my scat: tits an honor to give such q
man a seat. Ever since heard OF that
big church in New York trying to get
you away by giving you call Of S5,cm,
and YOU said you'd see 'cm d---d
first, | have had great respect for you,
and think it All honor to give you a
scat."
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1870-05-06
nrThe New Albany Ledger pays til

n-rThe New Albany Ledger pays the
following tribute to the services of Mr.
KERR 10 his part Y in the discharge Of his
Congressional duties. Abiding to his
speech on the louisiana election case,
the Ledger remarks:
While in the face of this complete
showing of the right of tho excluded
,uen 70 seats in Congress, the Radicals
,continue 10 vote the wretcEcd carpet
,baryers the seat :. Mr.. Kerr does not. on
this account, relax his lahors, hut with a
knowledge OF the prc-iudgmcnt of the
leases, lie continues, with indeiatigahlc
icarncstncss. to perform his duty. We
arc glad of il. lie is making mp the his
tory of the Rad ical party. 1t will tell in
i,hc future. He is arraying facts that
will place upon The record forever the
Iinfamy Of the present majority in Con
gress. Mr.. Kerr is no mere speech INA.
,kcr. who upon any and every occasion
lclaims the attention OF Congress and th'
lcounirv. but his efforts are such as cvl
identity cost him great pains and close
land earnest labor. and hence II is tina
,they always sai n the closest attention il
the halls of Congress. We have gene
rally published Mr.. Kerrs speeches To-
1.-The SAME reason. He makes lic spccche
for buncoinbe. They all contain soun'
political information. and arc. cagcrl,
read By tie people. We would be gia'
TO puh!isp the argument ofthis late effort
aut do not deem il best TO separate
from the local facts concerning the con
EDITION OF alairs In Louisiana. for whicl
we have not otfoom.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1870-05-06

oyA stranger, Observing m ordinary
ro,!er-rule on the table, took 1t up. and
on inquiringits use, was answered, III
is a rule for contingencies" Too well
bred, as he construed poltcncss, to ask
unnecessary questions, he turned it over
and over, UP and down, repeatedly, and
at last. IN a proxysm of bowed curiosity
he inquired, "How, in the name of won
der, do YOU count houses with this!"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1870-05-06

or LOUIS XIV, once said: "Whcn
I go away, after hearing some OF the
court preacher, I say: What q won.
dcrful preacher he is! what splendid
power of cloquencc he has! what 3
great man he is!" Eut when 80 away
from hearing Father Massillou, I leave
ssving: What poor. wretrhed SINNER
I an, how wichea I am"
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"A writer Of the present dar rcache

IA writer Of the present day reaches
this conclusion The brain Of the conn
try is not in Office. The reward is not
sufficient 10 tempt intellectual men; and
ii it were, the process through which
positions arc attained shuts them outs- =
4 mar who spends years in cultiva'ine
his mind, has no time to study ont tho
mean ways of politics: and ii nc had,
doubt whether his pride Of character
would permit his adopting them
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1870-05-06

Gentlemen who reside in this city. and
who have just returned from an extern
ded trip through Pike county, state that
block coal, equal to that in Clay county,
has been discovered in Pike, and that
the deposit extends entirely through a
portion of the county. and inoxhaustiblc.
Specimens of the coal have been brought
TO this city, and several Jumps weighing
over one hundred pounds each, will ar.
rive here this week.
This il an important discovery, mas
much IA the coal beds lie directly on the
surveyed route of the New Albany and
81. Louis Airline HALFWAY, and will
have the effect tc greatly increase tho
already excited interest that is being Ia
ken in the building o. the road. Tn,
coal is said 10 be equal in quality to an!
lin the United States, and superior fol
smelling purposes. When the minera
wealth of Pike, Dubois. and Crawford
lcountes is fully developed. it will b'
fohnd that block coal and iron exist il
Those counties OF quality equal to an,
found elsewhere in the State, and il
quantities that will supply the denanC
for ages TO come. The completion o
the New Albany and ST. Louis Air-I.in'
Railway will make these valuable min
erals available. New Albany Ledger
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1870-05-06

0rA Columbus photographer pre-
scntcd revolver at the hcaI Of a gentle
man who was sitting for his photograh,
with the cheering remark my rcpnta-
tion az artist it nj stake. I. you don't
look smiling, I'll blow your brains out
lie sinolc ghastly s,nilc-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1870-05-06

U Our streets arc drying up very
fast, and all the Ladies have put on clean
stockings so wc have been told.-Mar:
tin County Herald.
Why don't you come ont square. and ac-
knowledge you have been pceping Mr..
Herald.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1870-05-06

~ THE following conundrum was
cooked twenty minutes to make il suf-
ticicntly hard What is the difference
between q don Ky and tho only empire in
South America1 The one brays, we'll.
tho other Brazil.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1870-05-06

Ns Five progressive and intelligent
ladies Of Aliordsville donated $25 each
to assist in the construction Of the Rock.
port Railroad last eek.-Mar,in County
Herald.
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sud large assortment Of ehsrs Of the best Ityics He
repeatedly invites those desring anything IN his ns.
eail and examine hs stock before purchasing ese-
chop. the Of the rutise Square vert of the
souft.h,usA
NsvsuAbss ~, iss7 JACOB ALLIES.
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PUBLISHED IvEkY FRIDAY, At JAsfEn
puBois COUNTY, INDIANA, BY
,e CLEMENT DOANE.
OFFICE.--IE CorklER BUILDING on
Wcsr MAIN STREET..

PRICE OF nUnsc Rli'iION.
Single Subscnption,ior fifty Nos, Il 90
For six months, w
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RATES OF ADVERTISING.
For square Of 10 lines or less, week. 8 20
r.ch siibscc uent insertion, IS cts.
Longer advertisements at the same rate.
A fraction over even square or squares,
counted as square. These arc the terms
for transient advertisements "A reasonable
deduction will be made to regular advcr-
tisers.
Notices Of appointment of AIministra-
,ors and legal notices of like character TO
be paid in advance.
ANNOUNCING CANDIDATES.
FOR Township officers, each sl.OO
r.. C,onctv $50
FOR District, Circuit, or State. 6.Vo
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DUrr, INDIANA. April 25th.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-12-31
Srieffafteu SEES v@anberer''

Rew Muni&. 8. ~. sit seben Aube.
rem Elm euIes 8eipi.l.
&eb @tne. s. %. Mu4 bas til Elm Sc.
beue3ei&en.
2uremtouret. 8. 9. .. @trtid
cine ansenebme 1eterraidunel
8lad Ntper Sails. s. 8. 645neu
| Daut. wrdmiea eeididt.
| Barber. 9. s. q. Mit Danl uotirt.
Vreseott So. $. @ie tenaen ia ben
Spru@: Weu eer >5err lteb bat II. pramieu
! unb 9aleuoer beiorst.
! Gbasfa. s. G.. @spinidtes tommt
War leioer Elm @erieben betredtns ". SC. er.
bait bas 8latt pon SO. 1856 an.
Dubuque. S. 8. Gin freunbliger 3d.
tueis. eab Ste uas nidt ~serse1eu baben.
| &eebs 2aubtns. s. 8. 8eRenD ant
Iieber 0reuno. primten psroen nun In Sbreu
/ 3dnben feiu.
! Ct NuauRa. 8. $. $, Cbtse 8e.
taertuue gilt au6 Sbntn.
ct. MihaeL 8. s. u. Sbrem @unid
| ~ SulIptVWeu.
Rem ulm. %. n. .. seReAtxs mu6
au8sfcmmeu (ein. Sersl. Danf.
Benton. E. g. Sbren freunelidsn Be.
merfanssn 1T Rsdnur9 setraeeu.
Gclo 9prins. &.-@ g. DiQtemmeni
! Gong pratrie. 6. 8. q. gle tSaueu
barauf 3itlen.
| Mantate. e. 3. @ir nsbmen tnuis.u
/ @utbeil an SIREN i9uereu 8slufe. lieber
| 8reuub.
! 2eu3en. 9. 5. Ter 2ame rGnsG.u"
tpar unri6tis mitsetbeilt rpureen.
| Die uns mebsfau 3uotfommenen 0lldwln<
iae gum neutn Sabr erwiecern mir nit bsr3Ii.
| Diem Oauf une NIT BEN @uui9e, tab allen
| uniern 6reuuten bas tomm.nbe Neuiabr Elm
re&t slidli&es letu mSse.
! SIR Gtnfenbuns xeuer Nbs \.
nenten mSs.n unisrn bersli@ea Dant en-
| pfaueen: 5. p. 8. in 2urtmburs, 8. q. In
8tad Silver Safe. @is O. ). 9. IN Barrier,
8. s. q. In ct. Mi9ael s. 6. In 4tasfa, s.
s. In Yrsseott, Dis., q. 3. in Birmingham,
ga, q. s. 8. in 81. Ausuaa, u. u. .. in
Rep ulu1 uno g. 3. in Mantats.
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Nuf Nntrag pertaete G9 Der Yparb.

Bur Grtunerune!-D Die 2eler bee
"@an>ersr" vereea wsbl tbun, tpeun Re mad
Ninneapolis tummen, lei Is bieien 9erbl pber
@inter, ben Drvsoob1ore BON O'Gonnor ~ be.
lu9en. @pebea bat It BON New gurt eint
slan3snte Austabl pursusli@er Waareu erbal.
ten, bic Ct ~ ben nieortslhen 8aarprei(en ser>
taufea pire. &leiber(uFe Sdawls, Glannel-
len, Iu9er, 8anmpeceauaaren, pei3e, 9ate,
&appen, &c. X. Sbr f5unt serli9ert fem, ba6
tbr reef teoieut perbet uab soIea @esenwertb
fur euer 0aa erbaltst. Sprehet ssr!
, .. > 'Gonnsr,
@tore uabe Ter @uepsnIou Bridge, Miawea.
polls unb ct. Mntbpny.
NS Sier3eba SABRE tn @sf4dften bier.
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9@u1s9 tftrict Saren.

Gin Absus bon stbu prcetnt ptrs auf County unS
etatt.Sart1 oernaht ~tpereen. penx sor benz I. Sag Sc
|bruar ndhftin tssetlt. Sunf prreent strafe wre III al
len unbaablten Sarer mad rieiem Sage ttn,useidlo8sn.
SD psrbe In itesm Ipmnibip Jun 3wefe Der @innatute
Der 9dren erideinet ME fcist:
g0eqean 9ssuia'2, bet 0'GUnuur's. ana Msstas. ben 2.
.Sdnuar 1871.
eae ben 3 Sanuar.
gGnbite gsar 9oprfbir. au sDm. setY's, gBhtte Bearsats.
I'M Mittmpd 4. Sanuar.
sufe 9Omaittp. tu aleri@'s. eate Gcn,s. DunHs.ltas, 5.
Sauuar.
N,runss @tev z%spnitip. traSduIbaule, na9eE. Rsans,
freitas, 6. Sanuar.
&eierpe Somulhtp ait tstx oepStuliaes @atlplase, out
samftas. z. Sanuar.
Ma6ber nerte iA tn meiner Office In Ter Statt st.
Iaul III treftn fem un Garen ,on erfrnsa In Gn,piaa1
/ nepmeu,e bic frI@e sa sahlen nlnlaea.
@aloin g. ultue,
Goxu&7 6&asmdfes.
et. Fad. 10. Sa. 1870.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-12-31

Das @etnla9er Der 5erren 9 en-
u. Bed 1T ldueR gum Mn3isbunespumtte Der
Greuube zines realen unb eblen @lalts @ein
gerureen unb serbteut ben erworbenen &uf in
uo0em Mabe, mie tuir uns ser etnigen Eaaen
bel etnem 8eiu& reriSnlt& iter3euet babeu.
9srr Beng tuar 70 freunbli9, uus bic aeQerrau>
ne bss 5auiss, tupoiaute @ewGlte 3pst @tod
tisf unter eer Grbe. u 3eisen uns nit uns Re.
que ~ balten. bort fns Fe aufsepFan1t In
n,d&tisen 8atterien bic ero6ex wieeen som
@bein, BON Der Meiel, aus 8rantrei@, aus Co.
liferaisu, auf ben ansrid bes 8eia&srs bar
reno, Der niat obne ibreu 1iet IL fablex I'D
tatfernen fam benz Der @iberfanb BEE In.
sssriFeneu TT gu serIodenb, bonn >enisil6eu
&raubenmo1 bis gum beiabrten @beinldnoer
nit ietuem eoloeneu 0abetrant. 0enue man
fe nun Detbes- ober Ddrtbsimer, Softer Sra
miner ODER Oabofex IS fnb anes 8urf&., nit
benen man germ auf ldnsere ;3ett Betauuti9aft
MAIDEN nS&te uno in beren @esenpart man
eas gourboneneeldledt aus Rentudy. fcpi. ben
sefabrlt&en W1isty aus S9,tlans ungei@oren
ldbt ublaon f9 ttipe in Duesnoex pom pieeen
brett MAIDEN. &ur3 unb gull @er eiebbaber
elmer suteu Glalde it ooer leinen Greunb nit
elmer iol&tu ~erfreuea mSate, Der taua ieinen
Wuni@ BET Beng uub 8eat spatommen bsfsis~
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@eitenmeg<Nott5.

Es pber te Gtasnttiner tru lcts cter 3tdlen con
etan Der Slcweiisits nsu Stermdn traee smiften
G,tuee unc Srantlin Strage sbexiu on bee 3rrtmet'
In M 4. VDar. Der Stapt st. gaul. wersen tierturd in
8snnn6 eefest, une aufseicrsert. tnnsrbalt orei6ts
9aet suu GER { efannts,ad. ns btses Reta an etusn
6elteuto III tauea, adt 5uB brett. srn s,tauen,tn
etetFeter Wiafe roer 6cts mad Ger 9Sabl Ter Quteiaen.
tbumt @enr Der ermdtute S4es nitt turd bic Qcts'lta
tblme3ebaut rirp. fc pirp rerielte urt'r Contract setaut
trertennit alien taiu frnn, nceu etrait.f tnmuuaen
nnb alpie tetrsfsnben 2ots Xalprud etkpbea utrcen. pis
bel antn s arsn.
Die is uap %lcfs fas ~fslsente:
qrts 1 d 70. Sled 80, Niee uub Srstuts asbttsn,
@~ieehlner rnsstaant.
4rts y 10. II uno ~ 8lc6 80. aite unt Srptne5
slssita Gisenthun1er x%ntstanrt.
Aue efssenb an ben %ertudbntsn SeiteAues.
Tranf Ded,
%~ta6eu g~ommi0dr fir BE etabt ct. gaul.
Datirt 2 Dqsnber. 1870.
Sffcie N68
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STIR Gtumau6erer

1ertrauensu,dnner ses teutf9en rSmi(9.
tattolif&ea Central ereins fub:
Sofepb a5Ible 1876 Third Street, New
York City.
Gbrtftan Sitter. 81 Fell Str, Bal
timore, Md.
@n. &eiff. Milwaukee, Wise.
Sobn 2ubwta. Winona, MINI.
Gbr. 6erSI Fond du Lac, Wise.
Sobx 3ertine, Chicago, Ill.
gn bieie 9erren tpo1e man R1 wenbeu, penu
man arseb6riee uoer Greunbe gut be(oret tabeu
mid.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-12-31

Dte 8ilbbauer-Girma @engIer
u. Rpsbru8eer In ct. paul bat uns NIT
etnem febr netteu Weitna&tssei@enf iiberraidt,
befebeae In ttnea griefbef&werer aus psibtm
Marmsr. auf ~el@em Elm tuuirei& ieulpirter
B~lumsntrau6 dussefutrt it NIT benz @orte
,@auberer" quer earaber In Banoforu. Stint.
lerti&er @ei&nad une Gertieteit ber Ausfat-
runs fIsb bartn i9Sa s~eretuist unb mir win
f&eu Der freblameu Giruaa 3ablret9e Ruue-
(dafk.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-12-31

6 tngefanbt.)-Rarslid fibrts MIDI Der
3nfaa 1T bic 6ort~S traee ba erblidte i'd an
Der Gds Der Sort une gine StraBe einsn But
iaer 2aoen. Sd tonnts ni9t unsin. mid nd-
Der untsuleben uas trat in ben Store. Mau
1T pirfl;t itsrrafdt ben Der Srubsu Iusnabl
ppn 9leiib uus @urteu Der bsaeu lualitdt, 10.
ME pcu Der in bielsm @sIdaf.e bsrsurrasenbsn
Sroauns uno &einlidfeit. @igsntsiiner hes
OslGGItts it Strr Gsmuno &aat. g.
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Mufruf.
an ALE Observation-Disclosures 2nr'
! emburAer.;

aDtr ade. sureuburser amerttaxer, BE pts unfx 81.
Arlan> tn Grteben unb WoslRaube serlaRtx bates
l5rsn soa Gag ~ Gag. ,af tta cine 0fasr tr,bt. xns
MIR eeben bier. BE 3dabe IN eu zafde uni fe>es u, NE
e serrdt6er,faer 1Defe tns uxolld ~ Rarisx arsAt, ~.
fern II nod ui&t aef&ebea IL. Dtxu Id kese Is eta LIN.
slad. an preusex %onuettirt III .erben. sDaruma @ea
tsssr rebrpRiatise Naan bret gauge Sabre Suuees 'xns
bic srS6ss etraYasea ausRssea mas. uus fetas Gltesa u
1aufe sarbsn ladsn. petl Re sssa 'iat u alt aas.' aa 10
fabR ~ erxdbrea. DEM no etbt e. Elm 2axe In ear!
earupa. has 70 ~iufriebea ant In sn faSneea Nsblfa>r
eelett bat toe tie euremburser. felt ben 3eitea EaYsIess
so Grfsna unb tset ptQ ter 1ants D,telus ssa pren.
Gen thu ieinen 8rte>en uxb fetne 8ret&dt ~eatltetex.' Dts.
pesea furbere i'd alt 2arembarses Amerttaner auf, dnes
gretef 3u srsebeu NIT anfern ausldubii&en 8rlseru sesea
stes 5auhluna ssn setten Treusens. Das II Ger Dant.
f1r eutbnatatse anS f~retptQtse usteraassna soa @ettea
ser 2arembarser. tubem Ge bset seer ster Do<@ss iart6
balls e~ntbIi5ten uue serbuxaertea seruaueetea est-
saten H2.236) 5embtn. Betttlaer tpslene Drdtn,
etrampfe uub 81 500 Yfauh 8ru, uni noQ see serfate-
bsne anoere ( arten 2ebsnsuittsl. uetf 4S Aer,tea tuee-
f&idt tabea. Dtsuesen iast lett br Osaf @smar6 ae
an, BE Reutralitdt pelest u tabea. peil fl ~ s~utuaattts
| sesea tts setanbett babsu; Ct uds gut seuuS. BAT ale
| eurembxrsa bic ,rsusif&e Rsstruas taRea. ta6 Re sets.
| nal lteta 3ran,ofid virex. QDir hudes xzt saxf&ea.
! ta6 ber G5uts bon 6oqan> e uiema(s lulaas1 ntrs. Sae
Is " yreusen fou. beua peuu etu Bolt isan 9iats y
liest, nte BIZ 2ure.abxreu ben tbrtseu. ua> Ct serldtt obes
sesRost fe pom I'D. Ter pdre ia ut&t urtb ben xttd Rsst1
,u trasen. benu sabur& usree It ietsea. bas e fdn aat
ni&t lteb bat. Darun laRet uns NIT ~seresntex 4r6fteu
unf.rn grdseru ~ 5uie tommeu. beua ae fesf saxsea I'd
niHt belfen.
N&tuassssl eruatnet eua euer ~ereebeuaer Ssexat.
q. .. Nfi1elS,
ct. raxl. Wtun.
No. aue beu{ae Bldtter mbaea sefdatsR ssptrex.
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Seffentli&e Gtntasung! anr erSe-
ten unb poafsnbi9fen Exclamation: Die BON
6. @&mtbt SIR. 242, Dritte 5trabe. Son
teBt an uerben gu ieber5 tunbe DE Nulern.
@eFaseL 6oreQeu. Gleif9icrten aQer Mrt, @ilt,
tura NQes, was ber Marft an DelitatsTsn tietet
~ierpirt. Die fetnaen Deiae uns eiqueure bic,
tet msine Bar; Gradte. @unfeft uno Gpnbitu=
reiwaaren IN better Iasuabl. DieNufwartuna
~ jeber 3eit bic bsie.
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9onaFbe;atisnns isu uidt lan5er Rcappat
itin.

Gin nctbaet.uneenes @sr, .ar Nuffld@
rune fur ai!e. bts 10 eafur tnttrefltrsn-
9el4dttsrerbin 'une NIT Perrn 8aunf4etet atsutreden,
aus grInben, bic i'd In etnem gdnshlet bereisausetnau,
Der eeest babe. fnoe i'd tae Elm s. Drsi. bio iest In
paraoirt. raj i3 BON ben @efhdften 6. Sauniaeibts cus-
eeftloaen ie,. une Sa cerislbe elei&sdtis Sor ben molten.
baften ,,gfadfalidanaen" Der 9aunftetrtiHen 5siln,i.tel
rpa1 nt-ene 3uiatnmeuffsuur9 bic auf bic 6~elntttsl beus
ten ,ca, BITE i'd ben, publitum phertre-io fet roieser bolt &C.
faat baB bic 9etlmtttel. lie i'd o~esaufe gar Mot tsaa,pru.
den. aus Der Satrit 8auniGetotfs III fpmmen, unb barun,
ionmen 70 Rim. mirtian, unD beiiam imD. ME bic t.iea
bic ie BON 9aunfhsist p~erfauft suarben. unb fir BITE Il
ldherlt@sr geeiie be SrateuGrn &. eaetutaen &ea.bett
fes Seilcesfahren felt ben lebtea II Sabren 3u ieinsm aus.
fhli' elidsn geiadft eernaht, babe ID earaber ~isrenfaas
etn saauspurbisereS urttsl ais jener neusetadenc Baum
DE rerftebt. tie Elm Scbel tes sGr.iners BON Der gdrets
nerei, une Der muir bas eteele!n sfeiSt, ouf sas Ct abaertd-
tet IL. Huf BE irrafdltisie wiSenftaftltde unteriuduna.
unb bic aepifenbaf.eae praftiide Mnmenbuua n b8eobaG~
t1'ns esaast fam i'd Die BON MIR rfsrirten ,Ssilmtttsl fa.
euraaus ddt uno bst!iam sarantiren. mas i'd BON ben Dor
gsunidetbt %berssnen ntAi I IN m ct tonnte. ea stefsI.
ben 6itsrs ichr unslsi@ waren, ~peuis,ens uas BE Saupt-
Fade, eas Del bcsFiHt. Dem gupltfan,, has fa fir bes
9annidetpttsmus bier t%ntereflrt tf nsin Nan1e felt Sab
rem betannt, suo furtte i'd nidt nateraraanben u perben,
tdlfaes Menppoy trete. uas esm Sbarlatantsmus etir
aentlid bic Miaste ab7eise. bic fb sura ~ferteeisste Der-
bddtiaunsen unb gerleunounsea tn eds getraueu bet
yutlituzns lu Idlsttea Grett, nns uater Der Wasfe Ia
@brlidseit unO uneiseunasissei. has gutltfum ~ausaub.u-
ten iuGt.-S1 werbe nab pte sor bas mir 10 1eidtid, ~
f6enfte 3utrauen su %be!pabren rtTen, uui has Yu4litum
i%'' e saani s'!!' sn &C. sas 9 sas fsr s s:i;tn sa a.: fs'$ s: q.
~esbadensr S%aunitetet,f, ro,u MID meine lausjabrisea
Vrfasruusea, frmts sneine festse unb fersfdlt!sfs ueber-
waGuns Der Sterilization ber 5eilmittel tn eenStanb feBsu,
9as pten erpdbnte pampblet. weldss metne SteQung ~
6errn 9aunfdeie.. unb tenn 8auni&etetsn,us far teleud.
tt unb bent pusltum iber Manhes MuflG!us siebt fsnbe
Id auf 9er!ansen Sesermau fret III.
Spbn xtnben,
prattiiher Baunfdeitttf. Cleveland. s.. z. Drawer 36t.
Office: @prafeite bes Subtle square, Gde Don Dutaris,
Strase. Wsbuuns: Ala prDfpec:'Strase.
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Staat8= Neutgtettem.

Cine neue Gtfenbabnlint III In,
plaue uab 3tpar inter benz Namen u@reeu
2afe uno 2afe pcptn Babn"; fe fol- ben Mi.
&isan See nit BEN MiiIiFppi yer bixben unit
F4 bel Ilana In WefwiseonIa an lie ~ n
ct. paul trrtommeabe anf&le6en. Su bieler
Beit miree NIT benz Mi&iean @.e einr Ser
binbung tersefeat tuerben, bic mt eirca 100
Meilen tur3er udre, ais iter Milwautee uup
Gbieaso.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-12-31

Gin re@t selunsexes S~uaextftt
faus tuabrenb Der @etbna&ttase In @dultaxlt
ber beuti&eu tatbolii@en Gemetnte Ratt xxb
3suar Ssa ben 3nabeu am @sutas, ssn ben
Rdb&en am Mittps@. Gltern uns Suaeub-
freunbe amairten i& an bea ixeensli9.n grs-
buettonen Der @@iler In Defamation, @elans
T.. f. ~.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-12-31

M BON 8el1e @1aine, Seott So.
ertalten mir io:tex bic Mtttbeilans, ba6 bic
Jun, 8eften Der benti9en tatbolil&sn 8irde b.
ielbf seranRaltetew reis.g erlosiune auf Denaer-
flag ben 2. 6sbruar 1871 serf9oben ia, wetl
bic geri&te aus seri@iebenen auswartisen
plassn nod nt&t einselaust paren. Gidets
ilno alio nod ~ babeu bel 6ru. $. eifsrmann
in 8eae Waine.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-12-31

@~rocertes unb preoifunen BAL
ten fets in reidfer Auswabl bic 3rn. @ebriber
Gimme, Gde Der 10. uuo ct. Deter CITRATE in
ct. gaul porratSis. 8eiunotre aufmertiatu~
tett serbieut ibr l9Suer gorratt al tn. unb
ausldnoii9eu, einsema&teu uub eetrodneten
Gri&ten. @au beluae ben et%l4madsoa aus
sefatteteu @trre, uu1 I'D bappu 3u ~iter3eu-
gen. Sl1l
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-12-31

STR Slue Gartb County idaFt BET
eorttse County @@asmeiler 5serr Nurmal
Maeee unb @sot@'e an ~ benz ;3wsds, bic TN
tfentli&en gerfebr anseuautten Maaee uub
@emidte barnad III r~eeuliren unb bas Yubli.
FUN eesen bebfaafse gertaraung nb8ej9wiu-
beluua III l&lBtn.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-12-31

Heue 5pl5pffiee.-aomiral UeoS bat
feline Office mad Dritter 9traBs, benz Mstro-
politan 5otel %eesenlber perlest. poieIba 8sFsl-
Iuneen auf Qieferuns BON 9rennbpl3 naa it,
genp melden Stabtbet!eu in bsliebiseu Quan-
titdten aufgencmmen una Fets prompt uno bill
lief aus1efibrt perben. 63