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Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1870-05-06
BARTI.E,S COLUMN.

BARTLE,S COLUMN.
I'm 1866 |
We were induced to sell two Etna Mowers
and Reapers, and three Marsh Har-
vesters. and again
IN 1867
Was urged to continue their sale. did without
shelter Or suitable place Of business. sue
ceeded in selling seventeen Atnls
and six Marsh Har-
vcsters. Early
IN 1865
We decided to adopt as permanent business
the selling Of
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS,
In General, and the
ETN A
AND
Marsh Harvester!
E pecially. Having secured lease Of ground.
erected thereon (for us) prodigious
building, with 40 feet frontage and
depth Of 30 feet and the hight
thereof we forbear to
name 1t
10 on a plan entirely our own, and for want
of q better name we call it the
WIG-WAM.
OUR MOTTO
Quick Sales & Reasonable Profits.
Everything to be sold upon its ju. merits
and Warranted as represented, enc avors
in all cases to give an equivalent for the IA on
ey received Our trade for 1865 was all We
had right to expect, and in the main entire
ly satisfactory. And now comes
1869
with fair prospects for good years business.
We 20 in largely, strike out for deep wa
ter, set our sail full before the wind.
and scud away before the ftful
breeze of trade. Car load
upon car load is bought;
the Wig VAN is
packed and
TANNED,
and the surrounding grounds literally strewn
with implements of various kinds.
Now come the Farmers one ana all,
10 guy macnlneS Ootn great ana Small,
The Marsh Harvester takes the lead,
Fifty-fve are sold, none left for seed.
Our heavy stock Of "Etnas" gone,
And still the crowd comes rushing on,
Demanding Etnas by the score.
We ordered on two car loads more.
The Rake trade too, was very good,
Some sold for HAY, some sold for woop,
OF Thrash Machines we sold just eight,
As good as any in the State.
To clean the crops for market well,
The A. P. Dickey mill did sell.
Now that the seasons trade is past,
i Are you all right, a friend doth ask !!
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1870-05-06
Feeding Horses.

We find that few farmers have any
system about feeding their horses,
or if they pretend to have. it is not
strictly adhered to, by either them
selves or their employees. Now, all
of us admit the advantages Of regu-
larity in meals for mankind, even
tho We wholly neglec, it with our
animals. And not only do we believe
in meals at regular hours, but in
uniform quantities portions. Man,
endowed with reason, seldom eats
more than he wants; the animal
without reason will eat far more than
is good for it, and in some cases
enough to cause death. Now much
food is wasted by such i'regnlarity
of feeding, and the horses are not
kept in near as good condition as those
which receive less food in proper
way and at proper intervals.
Horses should never be allowed to
become cloyed with any food. II too
much hay is fed to them, they will
blow upon it, pull it down, and
trample it under their feet. AS q
ge, eral rule, about one half Of the
hay that is fed is wasted. Cut feed
is better for work horses. Oats are
better for driving horses. When
considerable grain is given, only a
small amount of hay should be fed.
Ic those who feed largely Of hay will
look carefully after the feeding, they
will make great saving thereby.
What is true Of the waste in feeding
horses is to a great extent true in the
management Of horn cattle. In briet,
feed moderately and regularly. and
always keep the animal in good con-
dition.
A correspondent of the German
town Telegraph says that he knows a
first class farmer who cultivated his
fence corners, or rather land which
the plow would not reach along the
fences, in grass, and found that the
product met all the expenses, and
his fields suffered very little from
weeds.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1870-05-06

A correspondent Of the Rural New
Yorker recommends adding one pint
Of salt to every pailiul Of whitewash.
He says this makes covering as hard
as enamel and almost equal to paint.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1870-05-06
Dr. BodcIi's Medicines.
FARMERS AND OWNERS or HOR.
SEES LOOK TO YOUR INTERESTS.

FNlITS is to certify, that we have used DR.. r.
Il W. Bodcll's Horse Medicines for several
years, and can SAT ly add our testimony to their
merits We chee-fully recommend them to the
pubic as containing more medicinal virtues
than any other we have used, and can war
rant his Condition Powders to be the best the
market affords
j McGowen, Henry Swartzel,
S Pearsal & Newell,
Il Markham, ND " Talley.
Da7id Guthrie, Samuel Caskey,
Thomas uigg MS, W Eddie,
l. Singer, l. Dunlap,
Curtis Morgan, John Merrill.
J Neidy, james Bctinger
D Hastings, N W Hastings, Drugst
Mart kuhn, A Crooks.
Chas L Kent.
fhs is to certify, that l, George Rice, Of
Quasqucton, Iowa, have been troubled with a
pain in the Breast and Lungs for some time
and could not get anything to he II me until
was induced to try Dr.. BodcIl's Challenge Lin
iment. which entirely cured me with three ap-
plications | can recommend it to the public
as being of the best medicines for man or
beast in use. | have known DR.. Bodell for
several years, and can recommend him as
skillful Veterinary Surgeon.
GEORGE RICE.
This is to certify that T. Nm. Manson. Of
Quasqucton, Buchanan County, Iowa. have had
a sore on my leg for some time. and have tried
all the physicians to get cured. but failed until
l tried DR.. Bodell's All Healing Ointment,
which cured it up sound and WELL | think it
is the best ointment for man beast | ever
saw. WV. MANSON
This is to certify that 7. John Cancdy, Of
Winthrop, Buchanan County. Iowa, had my
feet frozen the winter of lS6S-69 until they
were perfectly black, and by using DR.. Bodes
All Healing Ointment have cured them. have
known it used in u number Of cases with sue
cess. JOHN CANEDI.
T, Edward Mosier, have used DR.. Bodel s
All Healing Ointment. and would not be with
out it at twice its cost. L. MOSIER.
We the undersigned, are personally
quainted with the above named citizens Of
Buchanan Co., Iowa. and they among the
best men in the County.
JED LAKE,
J. II. CAMPBELL, Asst. Assessor
Il. b. OLDER, exec. Treasurer.
j. A. DAVIS, Sheriff.
d. L. SMITH, Clerk d. c.
EDWARD BREWER, ex-Cfk D. c.
25-t1 JOHN HOLLETT, Recorder
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1870-05-06

New York Store.

veW York Store.
In Just about the smar.est town
That ever you did enter,
Along the banks Of tho Wapsipinioon,
Exactly in tho centre,
You'll find a spacious edi6ce
Known as the "New York Store"
Where choicest goods are sold at cost
And just triae more.
we'vo Cotton. Silk and Linen Goods,
And notions by the score,
With many other fancy things
Which ladies do adore;
We've Cloths, Clothing, Caps and Hats,
And Furs too by the score,
Suspenders that will strotoh rod
And Just trife more.
We've many good and civil Clerks,
As ever measured tape,
To wait upon our customers
And keep the shop in shape,
They are just about the finest class
That ever "tended store,"
We're sure you'll ind them 10
And inst a tribe more.
We've good mechanics here in town
As ever trod the soil,
And we'll content to earn their bread
By industry and toll,
They'll make or mend you anything,
Pillow, counter, hew or score,
And charge exactly what is right
And just a tride more.
We've lawyers. doctors, poets, priests,
Odd Follows, Masons, sons, -
Hucksters, Hawkers, Hoosier- men,
And everything that runs,
A Mayor, too, and Aldermen
Of most portentous lore,
Who make us all tho laws Nc want
And just trile more.
And here we'v. got the best Of schools,
For great as well as small,
Where learning can be driven in,
In just no time at all
Here girls and boys numerous throng,
At least some forty score,
Learn English, Latin, Greek and French,
And just triae more.
Then come out to the "New York Store, y
Good friends, from far and near,
You've everything to hope for there
And nothing sure to fear;
Wen show you goods and sell them cheap,
A most abundant store
Ofeverything the people want,
And just trlfc more.
A word now to on: enemies
Who deal in ,eordy rar,
The steam is on, don't waste your wind
In hopes to stop the car;
All enmity and pickering
We honestly deplore,
As much as any other man
And just tri1e moro.
But if thoy think by clustering
To drive us from the field,
They'll find that we are "up to snuff"
And don't know how to yield;
But trough and ready" dare to meet
Opposers by the score,
A match for each and all Of them,
And just tritie more.
LAWTON & CURTISS.
33-tf
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1870-05-06
THE SITUATION.

Continued wet weather during and after
harvest, made it impossible to secure the crops
in good order. The light yield, inferior quail
ity, and remarkable low price at which it was
forced upon the market, paid very little more
than the actual expense of harvesting. The
consequences are, farmers generally cannot
meet their promises to pay. disappointment
manufacturer who having built their ma
chimes on credit, sold them to the dealer on
credit, and the dealer in turn sold 10 the far
mers on credit. The farmer relying solely
upon bountiful harvest, and good prices for
his crops, and thought he ran NO risk in buy
ing literally, agreeing to pay after harvest.
The time for pay ment is at hand. The man
ufacturers clamor for their pay, their very ex-
istence as manufacturers depending upon the
PROMPT receipts Of their dues from the dealers.
The dealers in turn dun, tease, beg Of, and f.
nally are compelled to force by law the pay
ments due from farmers, their only depen-
dence 1t is hard thing for dealer, who
expects to continue in business, to be compell-
ed to force his friends to pay at any sacrifice
the law may compel them to make.
Self preservation financially is our only
excuse for the rigid course taken in pushing
our collections.
We presume some of our friends feel injured
and have promised us no more patronage.
This we foresaw, but like A. Ward, va are
willing to sacrifice our friends and relatives
FIRST.
By this course alone have VIC survived tho
storm, and new we hope to run the race OF
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-02-24
Stabtratb =0erbaublnn9

Der Gtabtratb belt an, DienRa(
Nbeno feline 9ep5bnlide SiBun9, Mlcer:
man BiQtue 8oriber.
Yetitionen BON Ssfar Stepben|on fiji
8erbe1erun9 Der II. Strabe ga, no fl
n cte ct. peter~S trabe minoet; fiji,
@rao{run9 Der 11.StraBe unc Mnleaunf
zines @b,u9s<@anals> BON elmer Mn;ab,
8areern unterieidnet cine petition fl,
@erbe1erune Don Bonoz5 traee, ;mil9er
Babalbawz unp pinez@ Ctr. - murrer
Rem Committee fir @tra6en absrwieIen
Cine petition fir Nhdnberune Del
8endzStrase in ~SeconozS tra6e", Mi
urlpranali6 9etauft, murce surtdeeles,
bis bic ~SeAi6latur rem Stactratb ermd6s
tt9t bat, Die Nameu Der 5traBsn dnperr
3u oiirfen.
Cine @nfraee pom Stabtar3t Dptto,
Mattods &pe9en Mnfaufs BON @runo,
itQden fir ~3utinfti9e Nnlaee zines fog
prt<9aule6> wurce einem Speiiol> Com
mittee iibermielen.
Der Sn0enieur SewoQ 1anote leiner
Beri9t lber toS SeweraSez9 y]tem &c,
Staot ein> be9lei:et nit ben n6tbioen Gin:
9aben Der @rarirun9. @intee rieie,
StraBen beolrfen elmer fp1jpieligen @ra=
oirun9; f6e lie9en mitlammt in Der flint:
ten @aro, uno puroe einRmeiltn BON be,
aQ9emetnen Mnnabme Der @rapirun0 be
Straben RddI6t oenommer,
Der Beridt perbreitete i6 zines Gan:
9eren iiber pas @Yitem Der MbsusSfandle
msl@es, 10 wie bic @tabt nd9f, ~tpeiter:
9eflbrt tperpen fam. Die burG16nittz
ltden l1nfoiten fir jeoe Got BON so 6uf
Gront i'm Sanofeinlaser miro 1t9 au'
$74> i'm anoern Sale auf 1921 belau=
fen.
@rroe an cos Seperase<G Committee
perpielen.
Das Sewera9e<@ Committee bradte ei>
men 8eri9t ein> pel@er aneen6mmeu
wuroe, Der ben Sn9enieur @emau auto
rt1rt, feline Nrbeit 3u Yplenben uno pit
n5tbiaen profl6 onjufertioen, fir nel9ed
cine Grtra<S er9ltun8 BON $500 ausee=
leBt murpe.
Cine Srpinun3, pel9e o1e Snlurance
M9enten, wel@e @el@dfte in Der @taot
tetreiben, serp1i@tet, cine 2icens pom
Startclerf berau6;unebmen >puroe an
pa6 Sroinanj COMMITTEE Derwielen.
Der Stast @lerf wurre permielen fit
Mn9ebote gu @rri6tun9 einesS ewers ron
Der ct. MntbonY unp Sort @traBe na9
Glften Strabe III ZEN 3eitun4en Nnaeiae
3u MAIDEN.
Giele &la9en ps9en ungeniisenoerBez
leudtun9 Der Straben murcen porae>
bradt uno Der poliSeizGbef purpe beor<
bert mcnatliden 8eri1t ein,ul encen, ~
welder 3eit Der Nadt Die &en brenz
men, unp in wel&em 3utantc Ge F9 be-
tncen.
Der 8rldenoireftor murce erma&tiat,
an Yier go. 2 cine eilerneGrontlpiBe an
3ubrin9en.
6ierouf @ertaouna.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-02-24
Spfepb .m. 81 orfhon In

Sufepb 81. 81 ar1boll bat
9e9en Souls &obert cine &laee einQeleiz
tet UNI in cen 8eiiB mebrerer lebr &oertbz
pollen @taot 2otts gu 9elan9en> welGe
tbm un9eleBli@ yprentbolten tperoer.
Die &lo9e beia9t RAP i'm Sabr 1860
MorlbaQ Negptiatipnen maGte um jez
mes @runoei9enttum gu rertaufen uno
aud cinen &aufbrief fit ba0elbe aus>
ferti9te uno unter,ei6nete, aber ben @e,<
tlo9ten ntemal8 ;ultelte. Dieter babe
nun auf un9e(cblt9e Weile I'M Sabre
1865 f9 oieien &aufbrief su nerlbaTen
9epubt unc let berieIbe Damn ]ofort in
Der &esiters Office einsetragen murcen,
10 baB auf pieie @eilc &ldoer pom ST.
fiBe ieine6 @isentbums au6esldloHen 1T.
a Bir sermeilen uniere 2eler auf
cine Nn;ei9e Der Sluoansfa 2ipo.
Ma6 ct. peter se1anpt.-
Nidarp Npofe uno Trau Warp y. 8ru~
nett muroen 9eitern nah Der rprtiaen
S%rrenanftalt gelanpt.
8 @ie ibr u1attelt" 70 reitet ibr
brun1 1tbt 81, bab an @a!tler uno &iem;eug ale5
bon gutter Mrteit iei, uno an, Gei9irr Eeeer uno
@rbtit an @iite mettetfern. Cute @attler~ unb
0iemenarteit ipart Seeen, Der Mob unb Waaeu
bdlt aQj1brli9 ein bubl4eS @immGen fir ST.
p%aratur. unb feIba &eparaturen loQte mat, rur tei
einem Meifer u 80. 1 MAIDEN laien, ute SEER
Wu9uf . nj ct, brittle &3trabe, neben Ginf
une I9ecbalo, Der per0ebt leiu @eidGit uab IL
maBig in ieinen Yrei}en.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-02-24
Gin tpertbDpneB Sud-.

| o.. a.r o.. =. o., 80. -.---.It p . . 80 ,
,1@or urs lieot Elm ldSn aus9eRatetes
@erfden BON S, IS. Me@lunB betitelt
Minnelota wiee6 1T in 1870; Elm nertbz
poles 6anptud fir Smisranten, Sns
paliren, &ouriien, &apitaliten uno Sc
l9dftsleute. ..
Der Druid uno bic san3e Nus1attuna
1T 9efdu;9 uno iolipe, uno 1T rem BuGt
cine Grtra &arte pom Minnefota beige
9eben Gle nad ZEN auerneuelten QueQen
auf's @or9fdltiote %bearbeitet 1T.
Nod elmer aQ9emeinsn lleberfdt ibs,
bic Sage uno bic 8eihofenbeit ee@taa=
te8, iiber. Die SoeenRd9e uup Die @i1>
tisfeit Der Gulturidoften in ben perl9iez
penen 2anoestbeilen, 9ebt rer @erfa0e,
lber ouf Population NIT 6inf9t aul
Naticnalitdten, i'm 8er9lsi6 ;u anperr
Stoaten uno oerbreitet li9 zines ldnae>
rem uber. ben Experimentation 3uma9a
natiirli9en @oblltanpes felt BEN Sabre
1919.
Cine Men9e pertbpolen Nuhdlu0ea
iiber bic Deri1ieoenen @e9enbem pie f,
Don beribmten Turldern unb Iouriaen
gu veridiepenen 3eiten belbrieten nor
ben, Serleibt Gem 8ude Elm bclpneers&
Sntere1e, unp bic ltatifilben Nn9abcr
iiber &lima uno Temperatur; uno BIZ
Yeridteoenen uriaden bic Elm 1olbes
&lima bepineen, ilnc mad senauenS uelz
lenan9aben bier in &lrse ;uiammense>
rrdnst; uno ibnen fol9t auf rem Juee
eine 8ei1reibun9 Der Gcenerten, BE III
Bcsu9 auf Gascaoen, @aHerfdue uni
@ebirse 70 manni9fdltiaer Nrt finp> caf
photographer mebr als 200 intere0antf
Yartien baYon in ben 8creth ibrer Ga
binette 9enummen.
5ierauf fol9t Minnelota ol6 Nderbau
Staat, unb in epmmeYieOer Beiiebunq
ftno ale 6llfaquelen pe6 2anpes BEN
ipefulatipen &apttoliaen often 0eleot
Manufaftur,n unp bic Yerl@iecenen &C.
faQe als Trtebfraft flr Mu6beutuno be,
uner196pR i9enS uelen natipnalen& ei9
tbumS miro cine au6fibrli@eB eipre@uno
oerirmct, uno ou9 iber Stfbau Elm
Seitroa 9~eliefsrt Der jspem 3weiFer jei>
men 9altpunft benimut.
Der &et ces crften Ebcil8 nebmen
Na9weiie Iber S@uler uno Hirden,
iiber M0enturen unp 6anpelsRaticnen
unter rem Snpianern> @ittcn uno &C.
brdu9e %rerielben> fiber 6eim fltten uni
Nn0eolun9en, 8anfen uno p9l. Elm, unc
gum SdluB fommt cine ptf3iele @tatiz
tit iber ZEN Gcrtibritt oc6 StaateS i'm
leBten Sabre i'm NQsemeinenS tcf oenua
CUR 8elebruns fit etnen Seoen.
Der ;Ueite Spell banoelt iiber bic Yer>
1diecenen Counties tes &taates in allen
einielnen Getails> in Be;u9 auf Yopulo
tion> Observation-Disclosures, Nderbau, M}a>
nufafturen uno r9l. unp oiebt einen 1ora>
fdlti9en Nuh9lub lber Mue6 maS Seoem
wanI@en6wertb fem mag. Mir empfeb<
len es rarum ben, Yublifum uno jinp
beauftrast 8efeQungen ent9egen gu neb
men. &
Der pleis pe5 Berte6 1T: @sbunpen>
$1.75: bro&irt, 1925; bic &arte so
Gents.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-02-24
Staat8 : Wcuiefcitcu.

9ouf Centre, Winn. II. Ieb
- Wdbreno res 9rpBen S6neenurnei
am lsbten TrettoQ, erfrorcn feds Solco:
ten swi|den Sort Nanl un' unc Mapl'
Silver.
Dleielben woren auS9elbidtworren UNI
etnen Wa9en 1rain mel9er Don Der
Uubr!euten perlall en- mprrcn ror, III be:
poden. Mn pemielben Gage iino ,we,
5ol5bauer Don N~lerancria i'm Walo per.
loren 9e9an9en unp bat man bis jeb'
nod feline Srur son ibnen fncen fDn>
ren.
Montotn 16.5eb.- Giebisfae5an,
relbfammU palllrte fat eintimmia Bez
ldliii1e Die Hepr1lentanteH Don Dlue
@artb County lit Der @elebocbnns oabin
gu i%nitrulren> Se9en Reieroirun9 Ger jjm<
propement 2dnrereien fir GiinlSIune Der
@tlcnbabnboncs, unp ~ @uniten Der
2betlun9 pieier 2dnpereien fir Con trufz
ticn BON Giientabnen ~ iimmen.
(Mfanfatc bat jepenfa us cine lebr >peife
5anrel6fammer, ebenIo uie ct. paul,
aber bic &ni1@t elmer 6oncel6fammcr in
tpel4cr oa8 Gilenbobn Monpppl bic
Sberbono bat, 1T nod lanae nidt bic
Stimm,c pe6 g plfes.-Nep.)
Gpnb buQac, Is. Jebr. 49, Die
Nrbeit an Der N5roli6en pacifcsG iien<
babn purpe Dien1a9 Mitta9 %teocnnen.
Cine 9robe Mn;obl 8Ir9er BON Dulutb
bate tt@ Seriammelt unp @eneralS paul>
oina> her @bef>S %n9enteur Der Babn, belt
cine &nrepe. prditoent Banning Don
cer @uperior>B abn erbielt folgenbe De-
pel9e:
uDal1es, Is. Sch. 1870.
9euteWitta9 purpe unter entlpre9enz
ben @eremonien cine Meile lQoli9 BON
ben Doues @runb fit bic Contribution
Der 8ruben N5rbli@en paciFebabn &C.:
bro1en.
90. 81. 6un8erfprr,
@bef~ Snsenteur:
Der. S6ubtarren, auf mel9en bic
erte @9aufel @roe bel Ger @eremonie pe6
@runpbre@ens 9elapen murpe> miro an
Say Gcofe mad Ybilarelpbia 9ei9idt
tpcrpcn.
- Winpna bat cine Bep6lftrun9 Don
5000 Stelen uno 1853 perlpnen ;wiz
I9en Dem Sitter 1cn 5 unp 81 Sabren.
Mtnneapplts> IS. Sch. - Die
@er1&te melae 1& perbreitet batten, pob
bic @erme7un9s Arbeiten fir Die N6ro=
li@e poeifc Babn einSefeQt rorben
fino> beruben auf etnsm Srrtbum. Sb<
9let@ bic Babnltnie nod nt@t feRoefeut
it, II ,pirb BOD nit ben @ermeGunosar<
beiten NIT maslt@fter @@neuistettS forte
8efobren. -" .
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-02-24

Sn Der ct. Yaul pree Dom 15teu
Tebruar fnpen mir cine @orr.1ponpen1
peS 9crrn gilbert @olf In tpelder cerz
ie!bt icin Scurnalifiides Wirfen ala
StaatS GinmanrerunoszN 9ent ndber be-
leu&tet. Wir pFiGten cen Mnf@ten
pes 6errn @olf in jcner @orrelponpes;
sollfommsn bel unp fino uber;euqt oob er
ieinen poi.n in iebr befriepisenoer @ei1e
fur Wtnnelota perwaltct bat; aud bof,
fen n IT pab er renielben nod mebrcre
Sabre gum NuBcn uno @eociben unlez
res jun9en Staates tetleicen m6ae.
ueber feline periSnli9e @ontroperie nit
5errn gel; pini@en mir ni6t uns gum
S&ieos &i&ter auf;uwerfen elauten
)eoo@, roe piele @ontroYerle, 1penn Qber<
baupt nbtbis unp eripriebli&> aud wobl
tort9elebt tperoen fam, obne biefoe Cor
porattonen, mel@e bel perlelben MIDI. Be-
tbeilist iinr, binein 3u aieben.
stephan Grat9b mel@er poriae
@o&e pas l1nslld bate yoa Der Bride
berabiultdrjen 1T rpieper pputommen berz
aeftellt unr i'm Stanoe a~rsjus.ben.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-02-24
CT. dn d 1AA lQc

vi. baVI, u. Vef. 1871.
so b'9lAnbl9s bte.nit. bab Srau Sten,el mid am 1a.n
i'd iur ftlbistn 8ett ui&t beatu,nt rvatte, rer bic pad.nttu
nor. unb bae Id tbr auftrue, NIT gtrabretduns diner W.bt.
ts forgufahrtn, mel&e ID In einsm xbnlidea Sale fraktr
%rtrcrbnes.
3rau etenal faste ais, tab Fs htr pahenttn be Mebi,in
loon ssr . BIZ 3 1asen serabr.i&t. Sd trus ibr azf nit
Nicer Dtbanolune furtufabren; e. mar easGix,tae, tas man
tea" t1Hnte. unh na4tem ID bic &rante ftlbR eeftben, mar ID
%sbsrjeruet eaa nidhts SeTeres hGtte setban rpers
Ssn fo"nen. 80 fsete midbt, Ias be bsmSoSatbifhen
1tsnetsr, mt!%e auf BIN Ratt bs Duiturs 9urR BON Jrau
cine Iran urs, nbrtnaen". Sd n.a@te tiat 1emtr.
taae e93u psetr eatas nod ~eaaesta.
~ us,e@e es 1eees mar 4uerperaI 8ieber, unb ia
ee1e Hrantptt 9tropnlt3 NIT benz Grbe enbtt. 10 CLAUDE i'd
s'et sas has sssea sssDatisatin kxtte esrsttet rerbsn lsaxen.
q. g. 0tenp art. Writ.
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9cutfbc SonntassfduI Gonpcut;ou

fol- ibren Mnfan9 aebnen ben %. Neb.
1870 @ormittaas 310 ubr in Der 81. 6.
&iirGe an Der Gde son Der 6. unp @oz
Iabele Strabe. Wir laren oue unlere
oeutl0en Sdmeaernfirden Elm. UNI Tbeil
gu nebmen an oieiem Aroben Dsrf, welz
dyes Die @onnta9idulen in li6 iAliebcn.
&onmt tbr oeutiden Bruoer III GbriRp
pbne INTERRUPTED Der GonfeiIonellen Na<
men, preoi9er uno 2aien, benu mir ar
beiten ia fir einen Me'Rer unp ou6 fir
einen 3med. Die Gbeu1ate bic ;ur Be-
|pre@uns uno 8eratbun9 porliesen fno
BON FOLDER Natur UNI cos Snterele Der
Sonnta9idu!la6e gu nefen.
Sm Nomen ber COMMITTEE s. $.
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6enrietta @barleS> bic itbez
rii@e NYmpbe wel&e am leeten Mittz
nod be berlbmten $55 ble9te, melz
DE per diem eneorlirt marcn, bate
oas un9lld am lelben Nbenp li9 einen
5@mer;enS Naul6 au faufen. @ie
purre pur pa8 poli3ei Gribunal sebra9t
unp mubte fir ptefen @@mer;ensereub
$40 unp Soften erlesen. DIES bra9te
bic feui@e Nma3one in einen 1ol@en 3uz
ifano ees 3crnes oaB tie bic aQerneueRe
Mus9abe Nlbertis @omplimentirbudes
Dem &i@ter an ben &opf >parf. Ole
ri&terli&e @lrce war bierpur@ aufs
Tiefte nerlebt uno 6enrietta erbielt AZ
@tunpen 8eoenf;eit, fern ron ibrem
8ur9ldlob binter ben e~iiernen Gburen
elmer @efdnenib;eQe oariiber na@3upen>
fen, was IS beceutet bic ridterli@e@ drpe
gu t~eleioi9en.
- Gin Correspondent Der uDi6pat9"
ldreibt po6 pas Baubol3 >pel9es aur,
Neubau be5 BradenzS pannS perrpanct
wirr tbeilmeiie morl@ unp faul 1ei.
@dre IS be6balb ni@t 3medmdbi9 ,penr
Ter Stootratb rieier faulen @e{1t9te
feline iofortise aufmertiamftit III ruenpen
mB1te.
X S@nupftabaf pcer @taub je<
Der @rt> dBenoe ooer 9ifti9e NuF5lunsen
rerldlimmern ben @atarrb unb treiben
Jpn auf bic 2unsen. Or. Cages Ga
tarrb> Mittel turirt bur@ feline uilpen,
ftiQenpen, reinisenpen uno beilenben Gi<
eeni@aften. c9eoes padet Feut einepint
pes Mittels gum @ebrau& ferti9 bet uno
fcftet ,,ur so Gents. 3u baben Bel allen
Droeuiften ober per pof son 81. 81. ..
pierce> Bufalc, N.y. 8esen Ginitnbune
son 60 @ente.
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Man ,petb Jest, rparum unltrt
GtrRen 70 alt werben-fe .flr@ten f@
3u ftrben, fe f0r@ten In Der anpern@elt
ben Napcleun mieber III Fnpen.
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5r5eHiIe no. s.

elite beutl6tr Brtefe bic Zig 3an, %. gehr, .
s. nt@t abBebplt tpprben Tnb:
Damen4 Briefe.
Seun9Ians Gltle MarYnayb bfnr;stie.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-02-24

- Die &eoe pes preubiI9en &SuiAs
bei Gr6fnun9 be6 Norobeutiden parto<
mcnts f1neet in Trantrei@ teinen 4n@
Hang. .".. TIL
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.eokalrs.

Cine fsine an3abl b;etr wampblete III nod
sorratbis unb fpftenfret gu bestehen.
que, bic tbren Greunben in ber alien 6einatt
ober ben Si!i@en @taaten cine setreue 8el1reie
buu9 un{trsS @taateS lenben wp0en, 1uutea Gd
fe9lei4 peuben an 5errn
-" '&;.. @m. @eeeer,
State Sreaiurer's Sffee ct. paul, Mlinn.