davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1870-09-11
TO nENT-HOuHE8.

TO RENr-HouaE1.
TPHRsTSsT 5. ooIE : sos. AoDsE AGENTS
ns;b!s M r.! f9n, S.ssoe f1s99;ax uuou p.st so 1aie
% snes Se;,. S1 seatss:st To- oonsr and Centre
lEtek hoa,e No. - noatoe.s. nsw, /
si;;;s S;;ass:S: ;iss;: ssiss; ): sss;n Il ksss<at
iS WI .lsrasou,.
e south Desplanesst.
brek house 10 3snss'esassss siSesss 'e"' 'e"' p''f'
= II Mess M.disonst
n Me.t MAaaon.st
~ Vert Mad A.nNt
:sS.nth hAleted.st. near Msdtson-'t
a; ~ south ~ td.s
i: Wtts isE.s
number q other houses .nd ztores an oves The West
TO RFsT-:A HANDSOME EET BRlcK KEsI-
fa5sas fas s1e .a@ sst il. AAssr = q
TQ REST-"ARRlE. ,FRoNT KHst1ESCE y, No:
Misas. kse IT, ~; aes *-'e- 'sn. = -
S.,'s aSR 4s&ssz saES 4
SoI.h g. s. sI ~ Pei nass;h; cath
NJ T;;:5:s : 15z z5s7 T7z,z, - 1z5
ia.s ,ss. n ssps,ps ~ e h9a1s s
rs @
no REST-A LAKGE BRAUFiTUL HOUSE WITH
FIX. oHacE 4 home sa ba.Ta wI,h pa7i;s Ksat
70, IS as.S 4SiS ES 65Ks S9S
! noa:; Moass:, ia rs,ss I'd 4 @edsIn Improve
,n.n'. FoTN1S GoKnn. y Rf1GG3 F77a
5. fxYIGn. * iEIH T. III 3'I' G.ss.au-s. 49, N"' ~ -1
ri, pE%T \: ~ : FV-1T - PFR MONTH
sv@ est,.fS nd b:sn I:a;eH::s, ss% pst aeash.
II :ss
nE5ek CUE 70 'e '-'A' q A''' - '''' 1''10'''A'
no REST-4 FTRNfsEED HOUSE, HOT AND
FEa4Ts isi.sSz y;s.'sas;'' ,1an'v = oss' Nh
70 RFsT-ao77sf 20 i. yGLE7-sT: fTQViRE
oof nsr us59
HOUSE. 9: Po1x,. koek: -------
TO s, K1sETT;housE HOUSE F9REsT,Av; M ist ROOMS. @
ptrnses sssFh Improvements WILD '''a INQUIRE on '0'
TO REST-oR FOR SALF-A GREAT BARGAIN
lSIle inc th1ee.s OF and bas:fscns hr.eE dEsilns
fsl a Ghsi;dT sS ns2s 1t ssaett h"AohH sHos'
is11I I S@HeT ne v6 ,5:R 5o7 - V,7
nas.st hlso fntai.h l.sn =. ~ So',h Glastst.
.na sf,, e room. : W SEA 81 5sss,'s. ,,,7,
tssn:as., roons; basn hot and cold wsieT; reat,
TO RESr5;A91UT :; T5E 1i1 FlEST ,, az ocTo1ER,
as; m &c ss aa
1.sie AZ: ..
h'sk. Ao: : :=..=-,..-=-,..-
/ Siie. nra Dsa!bornss.. aud Withia mile of Kin,
ftS , ~ III 1iE Rnon y snn TT
4as"Hs :. =: =. So.S.s' Asoe.u :. :. ee.t -:
s nsSr.nsMe ID essfi s!sp F.ar Rre
!s;;ss s2s!a alss aSsE' = zoos' aes' ns''e
It u M.y o Adaft.. IL Wt 14s .a per m0o@ ID
~ 49,, sT,t,s,.,,rn ,,at,sts -u,s,n,,
noom = st'1orel!t.n Block:
RIO REST-AE FLFGASTLY FURNISHED
ss aet e. oTs Atue2
Law 70 nt'F1oFn+t ----.--
mST-A S1e H9usE n 9S WARAS;HAv
, S.'9sI wsHd isfs s Fsnt + II
| nnors, 'o' ea'e' os's'' 1P'e "t AaA s'AF1'
- 11,77--7;oi7.r5 = g; .5 E. NJ So e,;
~ MEStNHO4sGs o. AM p iASasLEf ~
WIN Inoa. WatfI. e1.: !Hsu,ehea Win ssg'strf1
n fsetS F9HIh SMa nhtT Z! y t1f kss 9t q
| CHANDLER fbMERuf i My ~, l1o In sal!s-st
T'o, REST-A SPLENDID DWELLING HOUSE
y n% 1q9ik Il kia-: Ss H. rFe.e' Possession
no KEsr-rwo NEW HOUSES, ~ AND 8;
Michiran.av containing IL roo.u. each and all mol
l srn iInFsnVsmrhts. AFPAS 10 e s. uA"Lhis No. 4
! RryDulds N"cS,
TO NEST-A TWo.sToRT HOUSE nT WEST ST
, 1870-09-11


FB Brsft1. % eiee. So. y c'.sK:i: JIG "sAa' A"'Af"
':Sa: ;1: sef caly sss1a. E,a.hea ar. el.-.
NJ .lse saacs ae,ldss,s % sefass Washington
Twno1y ff.luc rvsidenex 10. 1ssa 1ndi.ns -av near
W.9dsnee Il l.. s f;tosr. M. 81 o.s.r. Lot n.,n
Cottsse huuse, i rsms, inaiana.sr.. Ii LIE.
ESQ. ae1'ee On 4'en'fAa"''' neaF 1AiF'sens'-'s
IT.. tsaa '''' - "''''a ~ near 1"en's-efhsh'
$. rasm uo ''' 20 'a7 eAnAet' ''nsh of si1seenth'
2@ssre Se' ,.ss 1par.a,..x Il. .,.,a s,on
Two.ssoty and tssemcnt hou,c. I1 TTeai1I;s.,., %
ssF,S 4ws,is,; ~; Ga n,.-nr,, :. as.o. y. ~, r,
.esera+s. - '>'' >@' A''S ~ "eot'@
tis hs9: s. 9s Rock Island shop. to
W:...r n.'.a ..., t., s a@''S % lh''y
s.s:,s S,'e*s s'.'s' fees east 'Fo"s. 'o"th Of Forty
Wafa.h-av. esxlfa ea.t front, south Of r,r,,,,x1:
'sinta Insi.n, A. .s.,:s near 7x.ut,~.s,,h.t
nafbs n"5se:; =, sS5sT s.ny
.sa,s a. q S. i ~
Ms,hine,on..s IaY., ioss IT, - s1' aniI u
.s sa "a M eoashs
o9s.;y mn: -, ,<,.,.. ,,o,. ~ '' @"'
ful!cnst.rs:t & My. 80 ~ t.st.
~ s.thw.1,fsn.s +, = x Htaf the t.sk
= sefs: o. Wh.irs F"int :sad. In s,eetl.a1.
iosr ~: ses nsa! 1as s4tk i Section
L'oR sAIr-ny !. II. KELLER, nEAL ESTATE
r etiicr. il. sonsh Cssrk.*t.: =
s,arr irsHt 'ousa e.. VA isr F'e1ase thsrc'
lnaia9a.,v; tirttsl%,. two-si"sy and basemea'
Isarr,tdc<. ~. u tn" story house. II rooms. and
,Ts!esst near iioyne. Twossory houfe. ana lot sa1
Prck-'t: ncAr Union Park. Two+tors and base
AaytI near II arrirol.. 40 Si. Eood new cottage,
'''''''' A'' ''' @'@'i; GxiMTRGTsn.
Wahath.av , near Twrnts ..i1,l,ts., s5riyi.
Miehisan-as., north Of 1hir1y~ rnud+l. s,x!sa-
Prairitc.v.. nor1h q u D.n.ias.psart, Il 11i:l
| yndiaun. n.nr noIth pf Thfrt y-.sspnd Il sUxtsl
frnfSs;;t nssI naaf nns. .1irS dis
/ AInuld+t, north Of Twrnt eth t0ss6,
! Peet..v; corner Fostythir..ti:. lH!1lssl Cheap.
@ @SHIaer fs s,oss~as. aoe @ sa1es
TyseItt- so.nea @ nr"op; .71to'
.s,ra.sr.nsss o.tlTy7ts.. f.. +sxia ,a:ss<
~ 1aIt Il gfsr snctn E;I,iS: !sas
Reesie nsss sas.s sysfrS K Ss4s:sv SS3s s.,.s
Eo'k+I: ',., nesf .n,Glr G1niI1@, 5saa Saae en,,n
a.rr.s s,sh N Wsaiton.t and west of cftv lfai,s
a1.e4 e4 o. co1nr1 arberaai srd tiftv.fir,,t
/ ss@. nrt,rr Pauins ana fifty-ee.canIs.sts.
iserr ooSnrs Coftasc Erore.av and Fortsfourth.st
). aerr teuth Of Harrison and tscst Of Reubrnes.
/ @.asf 3eel S..1@Ee .,.e.!
t.SM .ersiit.n sAa7Rhs Rleet: hANhf H. aoo"' ~ NE
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AIUhTH aluK, Is MINUTES WALK FRnA
N CuuJt House-A scntjem.n and wife or two IN
&c Il ntlencn obtaln peasant fSsnt 5oou't T.sa
board, In private fAm'tv no other boAruc1s
Tribune pfhct-
DLEASANT FhONT RttOMA. FuRS1SHEn M MHh
J. untrpiahed. With brrskfAst nnd tea lof lenIG III
or sfnfitxDep, ID ne.F house. neaf pn!on Fzsz M1Ha
snrdcrn Improvements Addfras uNIoS fAaA'
1flune otfct-
I9ANE,&V AUjhCKNT TO AND WITH a
1ieasant view Of Union Pssk-To rent, With bosfd
astta.s front leam with sleoTc: MON: warmed SS
Tiep nu}uYriAhel NutaL1e for Rcnfleman and wife.
XpnN 70 c. K. HOLMES, u West AAdlsonss-
y1.AnAsH-Av., MAR 1IItRTEKtTHS ST.-FOUR
w srnti men pfl dad t1 ard and furnished Iootus,
wiki te Of broom, By addrrssins X, TEsbnnt
Office
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poAnDrrg ANp'1opGNG


poAanrra raANn11ouama. i
e. TAsx "A! Ss2@
Il: IL { s:S ss' ls.:
3..e9os e.3s5 S 81 57,7z, ;7,7a,;a f77axi5avo On
F53Sr G}is ,e,t}: saa T.. ef .dss
tsaSa 's as s'e zdafss. Gsios FARK
tIl1ne ot6ee.
I5AHK:1V.. ApJa a9KNT To AID ,s1 EIFa a
f. 1ss ;'sSse
Any to G. T. no1aks; Tz:1 Aes;ss
" 1ssss ;sss:
:ess
BOARD WAN1ED.
Is Isdy Itssesr, Ei.a seea '.t:s eaassf e ar:
SsSs ';f4S fSSSD: - sss'sa.''s 'sF' af'va
RoAKD-990p, BoARp AED FERSIsMER
Home t. teniiensa I'D Vile Plesse rts,s !osatisn
Of nom and psicc win give rcdesencxa- Addreas b.
%s fs:1i:a.S RON "a :eo% s9eb w,n'nS III e
dvc references AdaFrsa J. ". D.. Tribune Office
p0ARD-ArD ROOM FOR GENTLEMAN AND
s.s @ s0sss asass.: = g. 5aSe ost and cast
BOARD --FpR GRNTLEMAN AND WIFE
y % ana eas .e ~ se
f.n q aSasss ssn.emsn. vie. ana d.nshss
az .MERGhAST. fE.nen utssee as,sna ana 'u
1}eSRp-nY ApSESTIENASs 4 s1SGLE ROOM.
d,-.. :,s,,s: .s.toa: Lao. ter%s. which must be
reasonable. L z, Tribune office.
, 1870-09-11
EDUCATIONAL,

uvASrtn-aH .ExPER1KxCRD. EDUCATOR.
Wjth ro.pc eapitzl to rake part taicrest IN and
- In The EcMcpt of trEfcaAas seminary Id.
snt. - HpRiNCIFAL- Trf11une Office. Chirsku.
MASSACHUSETTS INSTITUTE OF TkCH.
M nnioey-- -tntrxpee Fxamna.ion@ @ ThnaAsEE hePt z.
For Catalogues. apply to F1os' aAa h'' AZ
NoAtap, A1et.
, 1870-09-11

H0nMeReepefn.
WAETFD-A HnUSFkKEPEk TO SErERIS-
" tent tie domestic a3aif1 In family Of five tHt-
eere, including th1re rhdrcn. Must as competent AMI
well nlsriil.,. Widow lady q1rftrrrt, Aidsc..t
With Tvscsen nrcs stattng condensation requfrcd /,
TEhupe otliee.
N1AhTFD-AyYOSE WISHING TO SELL FART
" or all nf their household furniture for cash. 10 calf
on sd6rett II. A. CI1ApIS. DfAtEsorn.st-
, 1870-09-11
AGENTS WANTED.
PARTNERS WAITED.

1sA ~ = AAAso " &Ass ~
,>.p,x,,n E..TEn vt-rr1I - ono -. f.sStI
t;,a + 80 ~ Iii 49, ,.in n ~ n E1sm ~
n7!:Htar.tuHN utrlsfe thAt - -, SLn+Ne ~ -
Mnsi ~ y isav Irn =, ,ss 49, Az" Aa'r' ~sVA%'
''t F'AsS' :" 5M H3Ne- ..'-.e1e wv
TSAKIsEK MASif fn-"ilH ,stfa, Gnrs. -, ~ III "
t!hsH T. e1a-V " sHe E.n,tH, ~ a1u tusn'
tn.,.'"a hnf'hts<, Adafcff HoNH1S'sOa' At'b"oe
'7T'
,,>t.rSrR wtxrED-tS THE FRUIT. PRO
49, ard e.rc- II .,turri. LE.uCss. Advertiser
-. ae,, .H!st,-l @4uth Wates+t- A:ncans- aSA,
- NJ :tl NstlIs+t.
,.u-.ru ,y1|TEDa 1.11i 51CF.0 PARTNER
r,r,,t i. . ttrs ir.a ,sjnrn n d,,;nk : csod bu4inr4s
Az, l., A.,H,.r~ A: slazS. Ho.nl - Reynolds Block
,,,pTSFv wASrED-a HI-sfsISS MAN THAT
j - n''liEf r. Wntkt WITH e7rn t1fta! o. 3itI*
stn ane - psonta'As oEsafse ~ aaoftfenk eonA~
'''' ---
, 1870-09-11

PERSONAL ........
pEnsosAL-THE cFS1!Es,AS VI WHO c,i,2s LooK "a
I,..;::s;s return it to IS F"af'''-'s' care FRANK
DrnsoYAf-X + <. WAY DON'T roe WRITE
ntrs0y3L-TP TPPER WINDOW 'RHLE
fnn, hIn, T. stIrsan AZ. vt s:T !. m. Saturday.
Ss IisS 81 %" 'At'f *Fe,7 s1n'n1 at same af
1,Et saSaI-w1LL BE AT OLD PLACE Tues
L d.y at@a q.
0FFSoSAT-WTLL rae TWO, GEYTIEMEN
.aa ena,ssa isate ssoks II imnedisisis ~ " ''7'se'-
13ERsf.XAL,W!LL THE Lady THAT MAD
L t.1eA.s saI!sd eEntleman's ait ntol 7. ber pic
w IT, r 1t s1a .ddss to so
Object sequalotanee:
pERsoxALA YOUNG WIDOW LADY,. AGED
zss:: RI 4: & !: = Ss: H. koS
I1ERsoSAL-wILL THE LADY IN BLACK N
! Il 4ssss s Is sS ;Ss
pERsoSA151IlzziE ~, FoaNERLT OF
zaffbf fbsse ess ssad y0nf addFe' to "a Old s1d
81, ;ks SAK ooEXS
i - u sa:
sf HSRsa ri; ESS ss: sss I Becoming
PERsoNAl::-IF TaIs SHOULD q TIE KTE
e. ifs III IS. Of "
da e;tane sd Yin ait 4. sse
las s*1 1a
PKxsosSh'EE-!c.: DIRECT YOUR LETTERS 1K,T9s Iess
pEnsosaL-A YOUNG MAN OF COOP HABITS
eoanr l.as a or widow. objeet-Fan. Address HARRY
, 1870-09-11
BOARD wAMlED,

D0ARD-1N THE NORTH DIVISION. Br. A
- Lady Teacher, With room iafse enough fer drr.
Must t- 10 l locality. and fe than ur firm thr
tlS., nsd.- 1 n = TThnn~ ~ n1ase ~
, 1870-09-11

GrTCAT1OS w.ASTED-A CON 7E1ESr ENGI
~ EttE ants sttliAtun II 1t isi.part fnslsr,
and wlllrk TO nsakr himself g urrslJy ,r<fnL liz
frd se-ttmotlnfs. Call. or Aiiress + l. L. soutt,
Canai.t. Cbtcaen.
CfTUATlOS WASrED-Hf 4 FlRSrCLAS.s
- cutter In mrFcha mt tnilnsne establishment Speaks
Enshsh. German. %Hi Scandinavian EanSp tets Hss:
OF city rctrEr ncrr given address Tribune Office.
, 1870-09-11

I.>Dx SALk-Dk EACHANlik-Hf SAITH &
y CADNKIL, 1toom Il. IL 1c4rho1nsL:
t;Ncd house and lot on North E1e.
Two hup.es and 1qts Oh West wash!n <ton.st.
ts:t elias. farm nofsease With The above lrt: owner
Five arrts Ut The Noet Ltsnd car chops,
Tnv and half acFes u Rock !slsnd car shops.
LIT Wentworth and Aslant!c-4ts.
sr!e11hA line Of Lncoln Park property.
Valuable river lots On north Branch.
Corner lot. SC 1tu ftTt, At WoodAwn; three froptA
.k+ 70 depot and South Park.
fruil fnr7n Of 70 acres, partly tmprnTcd.
frslis farm Of % Acres eplehdidty Improved
FIssjt farm Of 50 zfrc1.
Fruit fam Of s acTr1.
Fruit farm Of % Acres
HnuYt on 1es+r.i RFDMEd.
, 1870-09-11


CITUAITON WANTED-Br A COMPETENT
= xnunE iAay :. hnur-krrp~r In a privatr American
family WhsIx a1 + sass II eag :rE.at i kept I'm is
sewing ii sl descriptions hest OF reference. fsr.
nIshed. Arply for tive dsys st t4se state+t.
CrrrATIoS wASTEp-HT q WIDOW LADY
Of middle sse aad !n gooa health a. aea:.kee1ss IN
feI ttr tint htins may b, srn-! ioI hrra a9d tte
s+Iv brit Of EtfcfrfceB character aud AeGl4
to manaee house. Address l. II. Tribune o'nee
CrTUAT1dN wASTED-As HoTsEKkErFE OR
. nursc. hr AZ unmarried Enxla'h iAdy of 1ults and
drrtA Box - POET Ofdce-
C1TUAT1os wASTEp-BT, A. COMPETENT
y hoatek terr. or nurr~ fur an invalid No oli"ctou
I" ltssns ths Sty sstist.ssyTx Erir1rnc-' Fscn Ad
ClTUATIoS wAsTED-A GOOD AMERICAN
. i1dy Of sill y and refinement, detir.r situstion
rriy he.t city references, Addfcee u II. Tritaac
tsfet-
CI1 1t1AT10S WAN Ep-A HOME FOR LADY.
= ~ htps kespsr with respectable p7:iy.c cr TO DO
+twint. No nhitctinn to the country. address. for
three days. A. Tribune otEer.
CTTEATICN WAETED-Br RFSPFCfAELt
p lady, A. holeekeepsr in s+rsIrm1n's tsHiilf.
rlrs Aart hornr nf cbjert thar ase-. Apply
WPef Ra anfutnh-tt
, 1870-09-11

-..-. F~-r~"1-n. SC.
CNEAfIOS WASrED-AS rNACHMNN IN 4
~ EcGtls man family, hs u young Of +sfrs nsnl
th.i1ststIb hahs Has bad thr,v ytsrs rxr~r.,e, in
ec.l aud san f.! dEtyrs sn. ,nd.t.:sn.s hs
city .rfruncts- AiaItse |. X v. Tribune once.
ClrUATI0N WASrEN-RY a F1psrcLAs;
- hnsp in private family No nljrrtion u M,
himten useful FouGd the housr. Addsets " T. Irilsc,
, 1870-09-11
MIEQELLAWEnUN

VOTING MAN WITH ExPER1EsCR n MOST
n MI Kinds Of ne~tant: :lr butner~. viii lcud ant
sod honer II ny without irterret tt1t Eesd sreurtty
h rsr ri II r+r1d Adbf.re II II. Titpre ufic+
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-07-02

Sanmldrie brcben ben Stabauu,en, BE-
fonbers ben tuusen A%npFan3ursen pie|
5daben 3u5uflsen roer Die Bldtter feline,
8dume ih trimmer febt, febe ned unb {,
tptrb btefe fleinen srinen 9duie in uaeebeu.
ter Mense fnpen. @enn ba Nmetfeu al
ben Stlmmen auf unb ablaufer, foateu
biefe ia nt6t set6rt ober set6btet .perben,
benn fe iiup uneruablt9, bic gduie ab;uiu'
den-babsn lie fh er(t etnsefunben unb be.
Sade ansencmmen, lit eth paar Sa9en ii
Der Baum fret rcn ieiuem unsesiefer.
eraRabe.-Ber 1elbf 8obi,, &ubsu' unit
81umenpFan;en se5ossn, peib, pte iapes
Is 1T, biefelben sesen GroF0be III f4usen.
3aum aus Der grbe. rrerben bic tun9en
Yfdnaaen u su oft pom grbfob total
tpessefreRen. Cine Mense mittel basesen
iinb empfcblen anb ansewenbet, baben fd
aber meift erfolslos pber u~nsenuseao ertpie"
fen. Solsenbes febr etnfa4e mttte1 bai
i@ mad mebridbriser Grfabruns ais gang
benz 3wed entipredenb bepdbrt. Man fac
3uslet4 nit bent Saamen, Don bem man
9Fan;eu 5ieben min, ettpas @aamen bel
"selben @ur5el"( @porrabe) barunsr. Dis
iunsen @fan3en tperben pom grbfp6 ner'
f9ont bletben; Is f&etnt, Der @eru@ BET
selben @ur3el TT tim aupiber.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-07-02
Syn. @ubmtQer,
Register ofDeeds,
SfIee I'M Court !6aus
Tur


Sur freuntltdsa BenadridAsuns fur ~bteienieen, bic Ser.
manbten uab yreanbe aus europa ~erruarten, furie fit pie
Ginuanberer I'M 3ein,atbslanbe, btene ~fclsenbes sur Nutis
Der unter;ei&uete 1T ~iete;ett erbStts, ful&en bic mad
bieem g~untineate suaaoer' mSdten, rter s~enieniseu, bic
on rDriben" Naseb6rtee ubr 4reunbe ~eruarteu, NIT
@atb unt Chat an 9anb III sehen. S. Sale Seu,anb
Gtnpanberer ~er,rartet. f. benadridtiee man mid sef. su
welder 3et bteielbeu IN Ne,p gort eintrefea un66teu (bie
Ansuaft eines @&tfes 1T sepSbnItd In Ben 81. .. Sldttrn
,u lefen) unb III peI&er 3et btefeten Reu gurt serIaHeu,
70 perbe Id btefelbea bel Nntunft bterprts in Gusfans nets
men uxb benftlbm III iebuSel&er Neie freunsf&aftl&
Salfe IeiR.u, tnfsret meme JunttiOuea ale @ertrauenss
mann hes tattslifaea Central geretas Is ~erlauben.
Nu& befsrse i'd fur paaasiere mad Deutf&Ianh, @Stfs-
~eertratte cber ienfttse I~uaetm!;&fetea euf bic reeliRe uub
btlliefe Neuk.
Man ahreffre:
Sobn &uotpie,"
Binpna. Ninu.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-07-02
@rpBe l.
@tkis Werlnnsnnn.

OF ct wedrtuss 0tmetnbe In 5bafcpee. Sestt g.,
g.t,tn.. tat tn ueberetnfimmuns nit ibre,n Seelfurser h.
i91egea. etne erebe greteserlcpfune ~ seranfalten. netde am
"a. stsb: be- So. TN Gsurtkaus oher an eineu antern A.
etsuetea9da3e nSbatcpee ~vcujcetn werten fou. unb tertn
Grtrae 3nr Dedun9 br auf ben Bdu ber Rirdk baftenbeu
1T. .s
81 btdem 3uede tonme, II. u. CUR getlurfans:
Gin greis 800 Dol. III @reenbade,
1 2ct inS@atopee ODER $1O0Baar.
"
:3pei pretie: 2 2ots In Statopte Gity, Minn.
8ureaus. Sif&t @pieseL warlor Oetu,
8bee-Serstct, Steftln, Cob unb Silter-
Maaren, etc.
Eidete III $1.OO
Enb ~ tabea Beam .eeeretSr M. Neaser In Spatsye.
1eentt1 jara gertaufe folder uerben sefu&t. 23-14ns
S. .. s untsutann H.,
yrdFsent.
M. @aper,
Sefvetdr.
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6ir 2anbba,. u. &amSbalt3tA.
DC erlen aebfel uus Htraea.-Mm II

oie erarn aepfeI una 8traem.-Mm IL
ss'nt tanten in San Tranetseo BE erRen ii
! btefen Sabre 9ereiften Mepfel unb8irnen ~
Marfte unb purben, iene 8 Bis IL, bteie ~
Is Gents per Gfunb pertauft. gereits 4
Gage fpdter, am Is. Stunt sraren icl&e
btesidbrtee retfe Mepfel, unb Birnen aus
Californian In Der G~larff:abe, Gbteasc,
8t8enaber BEN @bermanbauie du babeu
gu 9let4er 3ett retfe Grbteeren unb&epiel
-bas fiebt &ute cine p01tse Abfbafuns be.
Satrietten aus.
Su&met3eu als Berttlser bet ganaoa
9tReL-Dtefe bef4etbene GulturpFan*, BITE
germ NIT let&teua unb u1aserm Bdben fur,
leb nimn,t, fir bic retdes 2anb ni@t pabt,
ia fe auf foldeu1 ~ uYpta wd@E, ~ piel
unb trnmerfort Blatben tretbt unb babur9
an suteu. 8orneranfas ~serbtnbert .ptrb, bic
In @e8enben NIT ftertlem @anbboben Der
game &et&tbuu, Der bortteen BepSlferune
tR, ba fe Menl@en unb Gbtere ndbrt, 1T Der
8an3en Bea4tan9 Der Tarmer tuertb, ta tire
euten Gi9enidaften febr utele inb.
DER Tutterwertb bes Budwei;ens III benz
ees &c9sens slei@, fein Strob eiebt etn
spert9ppues Wtnterfutter fir Yferbe unb
Ntabpteb, a1s @rlnfutter felt er BEN &lee
slst9 rnb absrtrtft i'm alsButter farMil6p
sish ct 1T eth gerbeGerer bes Bpbens, oa Ct
nnfrauter nt&t auffommen labt, bas 2anb
lpdert unb burd letne @uraeln beretdert,
ndt9ft ber 2ustne 1T ct sur @rlnblneune
ant eeetsnetten; unb-tpas &uobl Ytelen un.
ierer GARNER nod unbefannt tf-,pirb tbn1
tn ben lestern Sabren Don ptelen 5eitrt
bic Sdbisteit na&seribmt, bag burd feinsn
pteeesbolten &abau bic CANADA Dt(tel, bic
fes fl seflratete nnfraut, 9duvlt@ setDbtet
unb pertt1st >oirb. Durd btefe 1ebtere Gt,
senidaft t6nnte Der BuGmei3en ein Dobl.
tbdter fir man4en farmer, be0en Meder
bur& bic Canada Difd ednali@ bcoaftrt
unb pertblps sema4t gu werben bebrobt
finb, pereen. Selbf ba, 100 bic Canada
Difel bas eanb i9on ilberpu9ert Bate. lou
Der Bu9wei3en, bret SABRE btnter chamber
a%nsebauet, bteielbe edr;ltA pertrteben b.
ben. 3u btefem 3wsd io1 bas 9anb I'm
9esbR unb 5~retn,al I'M Trabiabr tief &C.
pfast uno nit 8udweiaen tidt, Il 8uibel
pro Mder, beiaet tperben. Da Der 8u1mei>
gen iebr idneu wd&f unb BALD 1T 8lutbe
bas2anb soQfommen bebedt uno ia.
bur4 ter Difet 2tdt unb 9uft ent3o9en
utrb, bieits befanntlt6 bas etn3ise Mtttel
If, btefelbe 81 unterbraden uub 3u tDbten,
70 1T BITE eben 8erlbmte Gtsenf9aft beRelben
au ertlaren.
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Den &txte[rabentau 1T ben Baumj9ulen
emYfebltQ anbwtrtt Sdser In T1rtb, g., IT,
BEN er fast: SIT ben BaumlAulen eu,pfeblt
R4 bic &ultur Der &unfelrlbe gang befon,
bers als 3wtf@enfru@t nt&t auetn tueeen
TIRES bebeutenben grtra8es. lonbera baupt>
R<& aud tpesen ibrer Bebanblun9 ais
3adfru4t, bic aud ben uufe9enben Bdu'
men gang Defenders 5u Cute fomut. @te
fHast nermDse tbres Rarfen 8ldtter mudies
Zen Boben ror ~a1jusroser Mustrodnune,
ttnbert bas Muffcmn1en bes untrautes In
nt@t serinsem @rabe unb 9eitattet babel
EN- beltebtses getretea Der 8eete gun. 3wede
Der an ben Bduuen felbf poraunebmenbcn
Mtbetten.
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S@iutru uuo @urf ndbrenb Der Scut>
n,eruacnate gut IN ertalen, If bas feRe Gin
paden berfstben In !8er eth por;aelt1esMtte
tel, fe bletben frti9 uab faftts unb inb &C.
f4ast 9eaen Iaten.
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@ermQnia
2eben8<8erft6errng6< &C.
feQI1aft.

293 L 2y5 Troaodbd9, Nfm UDrt.
M6ets. 30. SUM- 1869. s. ss4, : -
Nuli,en. 50. Stunt 1869, So, o. 90
Be3abtt fir 9peesfdne. 9s5 $4,000
Sdhrltd5e4 Ginfcmnten iber 1.45O, 900. 90
9tuisenSe 40 @rp3ent.
Ertebr. S&wenbIer, 9usp WeIenbpnd,
Diee-prdfbent. grdfbent.
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Boys Home.

Last Sunday the general annual meeting
of the different Conferences of st. vincen
of Paul, in this city, took place at thei,
Institution on Bienville street, known al
the st. Vincent's Home for Destitute Boys
The Vicar General of this diocese, the Very
Rev. G. Raymond, presided on the occa-
sion, and manifested the 1ivaliest interest
in the establishment as well as in the gem
eral affairs of the Society.
The presence of the Society was made
the occasion of an examination into the
progress of the boys in their studies and a
general exposition of the MANAGEMENT and
conduct of the house. Though there has
been of late good deal of changing in the
matter of teachers and superipteudents,
the pupils showed satisfactory progress
In their education, and a very marked i'm
provement in their condition as contrasted
with that of former comrades who have
not had the same good fortune as them
selves in being admitted to the institution.
AS time goes Cd notifications and improve
ments suggest themselves, but it is evident
that the full purpose and intent of the
Society can never be attained until it COM
mands the assistance of religious order in
conducting the house.
An institution wholly or partially dedi-
Gated to charity, can never thoroughly ac-
complish its object under hired superin-
tendents. This is the very feature. to
which we object in charities adnaiuisteroa
by governments or non-Catholic aaaQeta-
tions. No matter how charitable thd4ao-
tive OF the founder, the immediate appli-
cation of his means requires o ssflL higher
legree Of that grace to be what &c ought,
md this cannot be always commanded by
money. OF course We make no special ALA
ion to the actual Administrations OF this
louse, which has been unusually fortunate,
nut insist on the general principle, notwith-
landing the existence Of any exception.
Tery Rev. Father Raymond to the Society,
70 alluded to an advice given to the Most
lev. Archbishop, tending to the transfer of
he boys to another house aud the suppress
ion of this "Home." This advice had |
rejected, aud on the contrary
he Archbishop hoped to see the establish
,ent enlarged, so that he could be justified |
L placing some religious in direct charge |
f it.
Father Raymond was highly cowpli-
lentary to the Society in his Language,
tyling it blessing to the poor and de-
ring to see it established in every parish
the diocese. He hoped in sEime to see
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ST. ALPHoNsUs ScHooL.-Last Monday
evening the concluding exercises of the
Boys' Department of this school took place
in the splendid hall of the institution. As
usual every thing went off in style to do
great credit to the teachers and directors.
As parochial School, that of the Church
Of ST. Alphonsus has always ranked as q
credit to the city and model for imita-
ton. We are proud 10 seq that it main-
tains its time-honored reputation, andscon-
tinues its good work of educating aud Shris-
tianising such multitudes Of children.
The graduating class consisted Of Messrs.
John =. z<.s-~y VIM. fzennessy, Theodore
March. John Murphy and E. Cash. Among
these Mr. John McKenna obtained the gold
medal for studies and general good con-
duct. The following is the programme of
. portion of the proceedings of the evening,
q detailed reference TO which would exceed
the space at our disposal:
81 Satisfactory, Master Jno. McKenna; Song,
by the pupils Dialogue (too good for
commen schools) 1.-The Model School-Mas
ters Jos. Murphy, Jno. Barry, Timmons,
Liebrook, Ed. Mahoney, J. Stevens, Dennis
Ryan, F. Badger, D. Mahony, J. Caller,
d. Harvey, j. Fitzgerald, M. Birmingham,
E. Birmingham, E. Furlong, F. johnson.
Rrama-Eqmily Of MartyrsTMasters Jno.
VIM. Hennessy, L. Morris, J. Fitzgerald,
Geo. Pagan. The Dancing Dutchman-
Jno. Kane, r. Morrissey, FIR. Badger, Jno
CALLER, NJ. Shelly, ID. Harvey, w. Hen
messy, G. Monahan. ValedictOfy, Master
Thee. Marsh. Diplomas, Medals, etc.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-07-31

POLITICS IN AUsTRIA.-In Austria the
result OF the elections hitherto seems to
promise Catholic victory parallel to that
just won in Belgium. Serious alarm, says
letter writer, has seized on the minds of
theLiberals. The Morgen Post says that
the successes of the blacks Il. e., the Catho-
lics) are disquieting; aud that there is dan
ger of their obtaining, if not majority in
the Reichsrath, yet at least such a strength
as will form the nuclens of an ultramon-
tame party there" AS the Catholic peoples
become educated to take their due share
IN the working of representative institu-
1ons' we may hope to see some decisive
aoa,ement OF the scandal of the tyranny of
inhdei minorities,