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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1870-07-29

We have received from Sidney Clarke
another of his speeches, with his frank
upon 1t. We suppose we ought to be
thankful for small favors. We really
don't know whether he intends, by
sending It, to compliment or tantalize
us. The day has been when we received
bigger things from the hand of Sidney,
in the shape of patent Office reports.
We have kept tolerably well posted in
other mems speeches, and what the
newspapers say about the subject dis
cussed in this speech of Sidney's, and
consequently are saved the trouble of
reading Il. That's some consolation.
Sidney never has. anything new or fresh
to say. His speeches are q rehash of
what others say. We see by the caption
that this speech Is about the "Advan-
tages and Disadvantages of Land
Grants.D We take 1t that Sidney ought
TO be well posted ON the advantages OF
land grants, having favored almost ev-
cry scheme for land grants that has been
before Congress during his membership
Ia that body, some OF which were very
Infamous. Had he not done SO we
ahould have more confidence in whathe
has been saying against the land grant
system since the change in public senti'
mcnt
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1870-07-29

General Porter, Secretary of the
President, states that the note of the
President to Mr.. Motley, demanding his
resignation, and the fat refusal of the
latter to comply with his request, thus
throwing himself on the aid he expected
from Senators, through the assistance of
the Tenure-of-Ofic Act, would never
have been made public if the Senate had
not insisted upon the production of all
the papers in the matter. The position
taken by Mr.. Motley, against the adj
ministration, with which he was sup
posed to be in accord, is deemed by the
President to have been q strong point
against Mr.. Sumner in his attempt to
defeat the confirmation of Mr.. Freling-
huysen.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1870-07-29

The effects of the war in Europe on
this country will be in some respects
good, In others bad. 1t will immensely
improve our commerce; it will greatly
increase the price Of our breadstuffs.
These effects will be highly favorable.
On the other hand 1t will depreciate to
some extent our bonds; moreover it
will cut of from us the stream of Ger
man immigration, which will indeed be
a great calamity to us-the greatest of
the war. These good and bad results
will of course be felt in proportion to
the duration of hostilities.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1870-07-29

Napoleon announces to the French
people that his little son, despite his
tender years, will accompany him to the
field OF conflict. BY this announcement
he hopes to inspire the people with such
n regard for his young hopeful as will
materially better his chances for becom-
ing the next Emperor of France. The
world however has suffered too much
already at the hands of the Bonapartes,
and It is to be hoped that the results
of the war, If they do not make her a
Republic, will at least place the fortunes
of France I'm the hands of another line
of rulers.
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Enlporia Advertisement.
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
STATE OF KANSAS, Lyon county,t
In District Court for said County. !
George Dowdel and J. L. W. Bell. plaintiffs,
VS.. j. i. Blackstone, A. ID. Tolle, V. p. Flora
and Martin Hammond, defendants.
SA1D j. p. Blackstone and A. ID. Tolle viii
- take notice that they have been sued by the
above entitled plaintiffs, and $3.50 due the
above entitled defendants from the Atchiscn.
Topeka Santa Fe railroad company have
been attached and garnisheed in said suit.
That the said Blackstone and Tolle must an
swer the PLANTING petition, which is filed in
said cause in the District Court of Lyon coun-
ty, Kansas, on or before the list day Of Septem-
Der, A. d. 1870. or said petition will be taken
as true, and judgment viii be rendered against
said defendants, and in favor of said plaintiffs,
for 1884 45-100, and appropriating said $3.50 TO
the payment Of said Judgment.
PEYTON & SANDERS,
$3.50 Attorneys for Plaintiff.
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The Gentle population of Utah is g.
3I2.
The sympathy of Ireland is almost
entirely with France.
Mr.. Frelinghuysen will probably re-
fuse the Mission to England.
Russia on the 22d again declared she
would maintain her neutrality.
Austria will probably prohibit the
proclamation of papal infallibility.
The Treasury Department Bureau of
Engraving and Printing employs nearly
1000 persons.
The gradual evacuation of Rome has
been decided upon by the French Gov
eminent.
A proclamation announcing the strict
neutrality of Italy was issued at Flor
ence on the oath.
Prussian vessels are cruising in the
Channel and North Sea, TO intercept
coal for the French feet.
The session of the French Senate and
Corps Legislatif was closed by public
decree yesterday.
The Democracy of Delaware fight
under no other name than that of the
'White Mans Party"
The Treasury Department is already
sending out the additional currency pro-
vided by the late law.
There was q large meeting of Ger
mans at indianapolis last Saturday
night, to sympathize with Prussia.
A German fillibustering expedition is
said to be fitting out at San Francisco,
to capture the French colonies at Tabi-
ia, New Caledonia, &c.
Senator Revels was elected from the
Market street cars, Tuesday, at LOUIS
vile. on account of his color, and he will
bring suit for damages.
The Viscount Des Lrielhand has been
appointed Minister to this country
from France, since the suicide of Para
dol. He is now Minister to Chill.
A Paris special to the NJ Y. Herald
says that Napoleon declares that if a CO.
alition is formed against him he will
proclaim Republic throughout Eu-
rope.
On the night of the 23d five thousand
people assembled in Dublin, making q
demonstration in favor of the French.
Prominent Fenians addressed the meet
ing.
King William, of Prussia, mas op-
pointed the 9th of July as a day of fast
ing and prayer, and he charges the
French with dragging Prussia into q
war without cause.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1870-07-29

EDITORS NEWS: The gentlemen OF the Neo-
sho seem to be very much troubled over the
article, "a Gasp for BREATH
1t strikes me as very singular that they
should know nothing of this matter, living in
such near proximity to the Indians. (Per-
haps they don't allow them to be trouble.)
Your Council Grove correspondent states
that no such man as A. B. Robinson resides in
that vicinity. Perhaps not. Ihad an "honor-
able Indians" word that he did, and so stat
ed 1t. This gentleman also intimates that
had something to do with the rush for the
Kaw lands. will state for his benefit, that 1
had not; and have frequently publicly de-
nounced that movement as an outrage both to
the Indians and the whites themselves
W. P. Lewis denies ever having written or
signed any such an article. 1 am glad he is
able to deny it; but an Indian presented q pa
per to me with the name civilian Lewis'' at
tached, and as am not familiar with that gen.
tleman's autograph, accepted it as genuine.
Almost every Indian visiting this vicinity is
prepared with one Of these papers-perhaps
many of them are spurious. It would seem
improbable, where rightly considered, that
any man of sense or principle would impose
upon the public and wrong the Indian in this
manner. If they were sick or incapable of
providing for themselves, it would be well,
but those found travelling over the country
with papers signed by citizens of Lyon and
Morris counties, are invariably strong, healthy
men, capable of earning their own food and
clothes, If nothing more.
Friend Lewis seems to feel hurt over the
phrase "poyerty stricken" In using that ex-
preston expected every one to construe its
meaning to suit themselves. 1t is generally
supposed that when q man sends his brother
among strangers to beg his food, that he is
rather low financially. This was not applied
to Friend Lewis personally, and if gentleman
Of wealth" suits him better, he can ENJOY the
full benefit Of the term, as it's all the same to
me. G. w, BRIX.
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Sd. LOus mARKH

ST. LOUIS July "a
qualities firm.
FLoUR-Unehanged. with good demand for
WHEAT-Aetive for better grades. and prices
RYE-Dull at 75c
PROFESSIONALISM, $50 90; bacon shoulders.
-; clear riD Is; clear, 1877 sugar-eured hams.
HoGS-Steady at SG9c
CATTLE-Aetive at 496c for medium TO prime
and 6iS97<c for choice to extra
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1870-07-29

T HAVE seventy-fve Pigs and Shoats which
u l will sell at from three to i've dollars
farm. / have also 8 considerable amount
Of Genesee seed wheat, the best in Kansas
which Will sell at a reasonable price. My
residence Is on Rock creek, three miles north
west from Americas 1922
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1870-07-29
New Meat Market.

u Meat Market one door north of Perley's
clothing store, on Commercial street. They
will keep constantly on hand full supply Of
at reasonable prices. They have q bologna
factory in connection with their market, and
they intend to make this department O sort of
a speciality. Soft.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1870-07-29
COAL YARD.

THE undersigned has opened Coal Yard on
l. the corner Of Mechanics street and Third
avenue, near Aid. A. Bakers wholesale ware
house. He will keep constantly on hand a
large supply Of the finest quality of coal, which
he VIII sell at reasonable rates. The patron
Soft John C. ZONES
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1870-07-29

There is nothing at all surprising in
the fact that q certain gentleman cannot
see the point of our editorials. A man
of so many pints hardly ever sees
points.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1870-07-29

THE partnership between Cross & McCarty
4 is this day dissolved by mutual consent.
All accounts due the firm will be paid TO II. c.
Cross, and parties knowing themselves in
dested will call and settle at once
II. c. CROSS,
w. T. MCCARTHY.
July 10Th, 1870. 1881
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DIED.

GILLETT-In this city, on Friday evening,
July %, 1870, ALLIE, only child Of Almerin
and Eugenia c. Gillett. aged 10 months and 10
days.
WILLIAMS-In Emporia on Monday, July
18th, Of summer complaint, HERBERT E., in
FAINT son Of j. L. and Ciarissa j. Williams, aged
year and 81 days.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1870-07-29
Wanted to Sell or Barter.

A BUSINESS paying from one hundred
IA and twenty to one hundred and fifty dol
lars per month. Will sell for cash, or trade
for good team. A good bargain offered. For
EFT, or W. II. Skinner, over the Emporia Bank,
Emporia, Kansas. 30-lt#
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1870-07-29
A. VAN HOUTEN

"AS just opened a mandatory Of mems
II Boots, and makes q speciality Of fine work.
Having had an experience of fifteen years, in
the East, in making boots, he has no hesitation
in saying that his patrons shall have the best
boots, made of purely French stock. He has
secured the services of first-elass boot maker
from Leavenworth.
Rooms next door south of the postofice,
over Spangler's harness shop. 1921
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1870-07-29


MORE LAND FOR SPECULAToRs.-The
Junction Union has the following: "By
advertisement in another column it will
be seen that the Department has ordered
restored to private entry certain even
numbered sections in Marion county.
This will satisfy, to some extent, the
remorseless grab for Kansas lands.
About 100000 acres restored last De-
cember, have all been located, and we
predict this amount now advertised will
last but few weeks. The lands to be
restored became $3.50 lands by the
withdrawal of March 10, 1868, for the
benefit of the Atchison, Topeka s. Santa
Fe Railroad, and upon the adjustment
of the limits of withdrawal upon the
line of actual location of the road, by
order of October %, 1867, these lands
were brought outside of the ten mile
limit, and thus reduced to $l.55 land.
They are within the indemnity limits,
or second ten miles, hence old sections
are not subject to entry. This order re-
stores something over $1,000 acres"
The Cottonwood Falls index, speak
ing of this land, says:
"We have it from reliable authority
that the vacant land in the even-num-
bered sections between the ten and
tWenty-mile limits along the Atchison,
Topeka & Santa Fe Railroad, west of
this place, was last week thrown into
market, and entered at one huge grab,
at S1.25 per acre, by company of land
sharks. This seems incredible, yet our
information comes so direct that it can
not be disbelieved. There is something
blacker than Hades in this transaction,
and we, as well as many others, are
anxious to know more about it. Was
this huge steal COTTON up for the especial
benefit of the Junction City land Office,
to compensate it for the loss it sustained
by the organization of the Northwest
ern land district, the line of which runs
within eight miles of Junction City
If SO, will not their profits on the trans
action enable them to return the money
which has been sent there from this
town, and which has never been ac-
counted for in any manner, and even
the receipt of it is denied? We await
further developments, and hope to see
the matter sifted to the bottom"
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hull for Sale.

~ oasr for saleEy tAoEoush bred bull, brought
4 f-cm H.inols Is 1605. He tcck the 6EEt pre-
Dfura &C the Ka1sas Ssafe Fair In 1857.
go GHAKEi5 WEANEls.
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Interest allowed ON time deposits.

Collections promptly attended 90
nad RENTED for On day of
payment.
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July 10th, 1870.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-08-13
Smlanoii@e Ma9ri9ten.
IS eItItb E 8.

Ser @eisenmarft mar an. S&lude port
ger ISOLDE an Der 80rie Don Milrpautee lsb'
baft. Do& erfubren bic greiie fstne tpe'
fent1i4e @erdnberuns. Nr. l bra6te au
Mnfans 1.27 fur etntse @aesnlaounsen
unb f9lob nomtner 3u 1864. @r. 2 mar
fau 3u 1.19@ unb etne runbe partte fur Ben
Grport tuurbe au 1.19 p~erfauft. Na4 Se'
Iieben tes gerfdufrs IN ber ltsten 9dlfte
bes Musua bra&te berielbe l.2o - LII.
Na& Nr. 8 in 9 par CUTE Na&frase 3u
benz prei1e DOR beute Morsen. Die Ser
fdufe beliefen fi& int @ansen auf nab: an
100000 Bufb.l. @uf Eager befanten i&
teute 1885, 900 8ufbel sesen $4,000 an
benz entipre&enben Sage bes 1ebten Sabres.
@etreibe- Traat 1T unsereselt. @&iFe
tperben gu As Gents fur @et3en mad
Buffalo anseboten, mad Osweso 1T teto4
Der preis fe1 III 81 Gents unb mad Sing
fton 3u 10 Gents.
Mebt f1au unb unperdnb ert, b1 &dufer
unb @erfdufer Ta ni&t einisen finnen.
.3noiancr. - Die Mufnabme tes Genius
in Der &eftena'N eierpation bat berausse'
Te1t, baB In iener Mnfebluns eesenwdrtts
1907 Menoncnee. unb l69 Stpdbrio9e,
Snbianer leben.
81. Eaul. - TIM bic Nadridten Dom
3riess1aauplabe 70 ausfubrli4 mie mSslid
mtttbeilen gu ~fDnnen, purbe Der &aum fur
antere Mrttfe1, beren Seteutuns sesenwdr>
tis In ben 9intersruno tritt, beiArdnft unb
Der v@anberer" e1aubt tabur4 ben @an'
f9en fetner 2eler ent3esen;utomneet.
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&tifgsmni9kfittn
Mebrere s@la9tcm
@iese Ser euti&en!

@eit tem Grlbeinen ter ppri9en drummer
jnb cine Nttbe pi9tissr Tepei6en pom
8riessldaup1ab etnsetrcfen, bic tisrna6
fp1sen:
Berlin, 6, aug. Gs fnb Bier pifSiele
geri9te einsesan9en, na@ rel&em cine er'
bitterte sdladt 3milAen BEN Sreu5iihen uno
fran3oiiAen Sruppen bei8eibenbur9 (sas.
&bine>C epartement) seid1asen trprben 1T.
Die @61adt entete nit etnem ~slGn;enben
@ieee Der preubil6en Nrmee unter tenn Be-
feble Triebri9 Dtlbelm's, &ronprtnsen BON
@reuben.
@tents. Der @tes Der preu5en
BEL @ei6enturs mtrb bsfdttst. Die 3abl
Der 8cbten unb germunbeten 1T nod ni6t
feRoeReut. Das finite unb eilfte toYeriide
Gorps erRirmten bic 96ben ppn@ei6enburs
unb trteben ben Teinb mad etnem perirei.
felten &amYft aus ieiner Ste1uns.
Sic franspfi&en 8ruppen rurben cont
manbirt Don General DouaY unb pebrten
f9 ser;metfelt. @dbrenb bes Sample
muree General Dcuav iebp& set0btet; btes
bate cine DempraltIruns Der fran36fi6en
Sruppen CUR To1se, bic sor ben Yreuben
fcben. Die @reuben nabmen $50 Gran3o>
fen sefanaen unt erbeuteten Elm @ei&ls.
Das pif3ie1e Yreubii4e Bulletin fast:
Das @sfe6t ,wiiaen Der Yreubii&m unb
fran36Glden Mrmee seftaltete N& III stner
b:utioen uno bartnidisen edla6t. Son
beiten @eitsn warb ber &f nit aleifer
9artnd6isfeit a%uf9encmmen, fhliebli4
u,ueten hi. Tran;oftn isbed bas Tels rdu-
men NIT 3uradlafuns ttrer Eager rurten
he iurldseiAlaaen. Die preu6tn cperiren
test I'm Moieltbal, NIT tbrem 9auptauartier
tn Grisr, 81 enslilae Metlen facmeRli& BON
@oblen3 sele9en. sic neb,nen cine trotenbe
@teluns sesen SbioneoiQe Elm, has 9aupt'
quarter Der Tran3oien. Cine a1semeine
gprrpdrtsberesuns ber Yreuten abss bic
@renae bat %beeonnen.
Son @ersw.iler wtrb abernals Elm
@9armibel beri&tet. Gin fran3ofides
Deta&ement fan, aber bic @renie unb be.
feBte bieien Ort, sporauf bic Yreuben beran'
famen unb hi: Sransoien oertrteben.
Berlin. SIN benz bier publteirten
pifste1en 8eridt lber bas 9refen bel
@aarbruden wirb f~olsenbes Ndbere arsese>
ben:
Ole gorpoten Der Yreubii&en Arn1ee Be.
bielten ibre 5tetunsen, bis bic 8eweeunsen
bes fransSdlden 9eeres poQfdnbts erfuntet
,paren. Trab I'M gormittas radten trei
fran3SliaeI iuilioaen auf bic i&wa&eIuant'
aarbe tei @aarbriden los, melae fi& auf
Elm @efedt nit benielben einlieE f4liebli@
jepu4 gum gerlaHer bes Srtes ~se5uunsen
wurbe unb barauf 1ia AT einen anoern BE,
pbadtunssppasn auffeate. Der gerluft
Der Yreuben bel bieiem gorpofensefe&t mar
nur 2 Sff3iers unb 10 Mann, unseadtet Der
Gba6epots unb Der Mitraideufen bes Setn>
hes. Die Artiaerie Der Tran5cien fHeint
tetrddtli4 selitten 3u taben. &m ielben3a9e
ridte berTeiab auiRbeinbeim Dor unb uter'
f9rittpie 0ren5e. @anse %gompasnien IRAN
;DliAerSruppen erDHneten bann Elm teitt9es
euer auf tleine preubii4e YatrpuiQen Mb.
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@efern (Treitas) raelbete Der Selesrap6
bag felt ben obtgen 8ert4ten fein @sfe@t
mebr Hattsefunben babe. &esen fel tn
Strsmen..
Gtne Depefde Don Rar1srute fast. StraB-
bura fet BON alen @etten Don preuben elm
sef9lcden, pel9e bic Gilenbabnen beiest
ta1ten.
Cine @dladt mirb pteber ertuartet. Sc
beiBt, bic grsueen fuden @tsQuns 3wifaen
Meb unb Yarts ga nebnaeH.
Die 6dfen pom &iel unb @tralfunb fnb
abae lperrt; man errua rtet bort ein8ombar'
benz ent bur9 bic fransSFf9e Glotte.
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riTb bitrmit stesbtn, tae Sin Gsrtiiiat psrbsrri.
tst unb ausstftrtist puTee Jum 5psd bsr Gtas
bliruug elmer Bank of issue, discount and de-
posit, unttr hfn 8ffimmunetn brT aftt, bsti-
ttlt: ,,GiHt aiif air GthfsBTus sines Grsibauirn.
Spftme in ptnuiplpanitH uub iur Si9uuue
Sanisn," ssuttmiat am 81. Wearl 1860, unb
ben Serf9isbsntn 3ul6sen tur bslaeten Wife.
Die btInets 8anf Ipd bEieeH ,,Dis Wn&ants
unb Wehanirs 8ani ron SGantpu" Hnb lpfiIt
frin in hrT Stabt SrantpH-nitt ttHfm @ruHe.
tapitaI BON $250,OO0 In MnibtilrH spH it fiinf-
ais; NIT etni pTipilteium. tif Summt aut ".
eenS fiReu 8ttrae ~ srbEbsu, brr ttut WiatOe
Dollars nitt tberfetst.
Srantrn, q. AusuR 1s70-6m
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/ Ser
0ebeimnikbolle VeOlar,
Dit Gdrbtfr Ots S6ifbri6istn.
SumaH aus bsm tiusffsu amsriianii@su arttss
pOu R. 9tpnbarh.
(Gcrtftsuns.)

Der frtmbe SfTSisr par BEL bisfsr
Sesas Elm aufmsrtiamtr aber Rummtr
3sust sswtlsH. Rsbrtrt @alt purtn
feline SOIOattn an tsr Star erI&teusu
unb batt.n ibu bur6 0int gnb Ruf ,ur
Gle trmatnt. aastn 70 sefsfelt bate
ibu pas srsrttfsnbt SdauipisI, bae CT nit
unptatstm Bid uub 8OpfiaittsIn i,bt
fsrnsrs lutsrbrs&uns unttrfast bate.
Die 8tittr parsn nitbt msbr sr1&itnsn;
wUbl attr bUrte man isbt pI5bIiR Iuutss
@ef&rti braubsn; bann fOlsts 5uff&Iae
nile BON saaCpIrsnbrn pftrbtn; S&aRe
islsn unb anbtrt 3et&tn tinss nnbeubtu
@tfe&tes ma&ttn F& bsmtrtbar. Der
RsbtIIsnUfFsItr fpranS uuf unb wuIItt sur
Sthr ttnaus ellen, absr I&cu stistt f&
Ia btritIbsn ttns @sFaIt In tlautr Uni.
form anb Der 8sbeII i&rnt sarad. u
"Gb! su 8OssI ssfunssn2"J risf hsr
antSmmItns, .SRrtn Dsssn. msiu 5srrI"
unf&laiiis sauesrts Der GnSsrs; absE
bic @ssnsr Ssrsaesn bstbs bic frtitiss
anssl'ssnbsit, ais auf siumuI Elm bsIlss
5rtuhsHi&rtt aus Der 2isfe fts .3immtrs
SraHs un6 zine iussnbIiht @rRalt fiG
NIT Ssm Gusruf: pGrnlt! mstn GruRg
an ben 5als bes autGmmIinss parf. Or
absrraf&t mar Strftr, bab sr slnru Aussn'
bltd sanj psrbubt Ranb unO Mot pusts
mas tr iastn fUats. Gaelt& ttautt sl
auf; itirmti6 .rwtbsrts CT bic eisttofuu
gen, bic ttm sn SbstI wurbsu unb risf;
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.Sauer s sBamFe,
gerESufer ron

gerEGuftr RON
@rOcerteeit mnb 9SrODiftOmetI,
RainRraet, 9sbt part
ntbtu BEN 1otsl bee perm @eOrst 0TGbeE.
Giusm ptrsbrtsu bsutf@tn wHblitum bic trss-
benifs Mu,,ot' bc, mir fortrGbrtnh eir,tr otisSe.
pGbIten Bprratb ppn prepiant unb 9tbensniit-
ttIn an banb baItsu uub au ben biIisRrH prriitu
an unEtrs RuHbtn ptrtaufrn.
SnSsm mir uu jabITti&en 3uipru@ bitten,
etben mir bic gtrT&truns, sab fepObl AuaIit6t
mic preiis SsT @aartu ut&ts ~ wiuldeu abrie
lafTtn. 30dp8
SaErb SaurT. Srisbri& manEr.
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gS0lferS ScuHUCt0e

Sd lintenei6nfirr tmpfsble meinr ntus Ssu-
ipaass ben 9iireern BON scranton. Da Id tag
Irt Btpeils in mtine 9Gnbt befpmmr, bab Gin
GROCER S6pinbeI nit BEN Stu ettriebrn pirt,
ipslhes nibt bier efwp9sn rpreen if, unb matt
DER Wanu an elmer sinSiSfn eabung nm Is
str, Fein 6tu ~ fauftu, auBtr ts III bier etippesH
porben. NGbfTt Nustunft bet
i0jr66 Gbrifian BSlftr,
penn tive, nnbt @hnfer's RSbtIfrrr.
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Versicherung, ai
9pcDitiCn-unD-Necbiel.

q. Sispart POTTER CgladfoIsr BON O.
8. gBalttr) 1T Astnt fur bic ,,ppme 8triihtT-
Jugs 60. In gfsw- yCrr ans .sgs0mtns Gennip
Dampfsr. einisu. palTastI9riHs auf Dampf.
unb Segsl9iTen nab un6 pen pambure, Brit
men unb alle anbfrtn S6fsn perefH ptTiaaft.
a9stffI iprretn mad alien Sbeilen bts alien 8a-
rrlaasss ~ ben rttebrisiitu giotrn nussrfflA. 4
SfiiSe, 205 9afapanRa Npsnue (9eibIers
5Isd), !3immH Ws. 1, pbGHauf. 1893
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Sit der s Mffion,
8erfGuftr BON

0rDceriem unb 9rOOiiIDneI,
Germ GrisbriG Simpns ntusm @rb6sSr, in
2adapauna @psnue,
yAlttn INNER pprrGtbis bic bette auspahl BON
,fpesrien, RetG unb 8utttr, etatlhe 6riidte,
.luder, Raifee, Sbee u. (. To. Das btut1tt pu-
blifum III stnetIaher, uns NIT isinsr aunhI&aft
u beebrtn unb Ii9 Su iberStusen, bab mir bic
ttils g8aart Su BEN biaisfrn prsifr Striauftn.
inba 6ti6er II. aIlipu.
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Sofepb 8ecfer,
NJ 6beIb dubIer,

y fTiibfr ron WerE Jerpts, NJ. arrl---
maAi hermit ftinen Grtunben unb esm bsui-
I1eH publifnm ppn Scranton unb pp6e parf be-
tannt bab CT III WerriFtlb'S 8lud, WaiHfraBe,
Gin @BbeIaei1Sft sr6fnst. sfitt nur bGLt 81 RS-
btIn ithsr Dirt pOuStbis, fpHbsrn AUD Btttsuet,
O1atrabsn, 1eppi&e iine G6uIite @aarsn.
gBtr 8aarssIO bat, fam bier au6rsrbsnt!i&
bilie einfauftn.
8ssr6bnift pHuItIi& bsfurst.
(t6f9 Ssf. 8tdsE.
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llntsrasi&uttsr bat In btr MIbsr Stvaes, ,pi-
f@tu Gtbar unb pittstsR Aptuut In fttntm
5auGt Gin
@rOesris- unb prosifiOus-@tf&aft
sr6Fntt unh Iabtt iJrtunbs une Bflanntt au sabl>
Irittm 8fiu&s frenneliGft etu. CT tpiTb fi1 Be-
ftrebtn, nur sutr BaaTtH ~ balttu uub ~ ben
biaiefru prttirn psrfaufeH.
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