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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1870-01-15
NOTICE.
In the United States District Court Of the s

In the United States District Court Of the Sec
ond Judicial District, holding terms at Olym-
pia, W. 7.
HNO l.. C. GRAY: You arc hereby notified
that Clsnrick Crosby, successor to the
firm of Z. Crosby Co., has filed a complaint,
against you in said court, which will come on
to be heard 1t the first term Of said court
which shall commence more than two months
after the 18th day Of December, 1869. and UNI
less you appear ut said term and answer, the
plaintiff will take judgment.
The object and prayer of said complaint is
to recover judgment agains; you for the sum
Of 81, 49, 76-lOO, for balance due for goods,
wares and merchandise sold and delivered to
you at your instance and request, as also for
monies laid out and furnished you at your
special instance and request.
Complaint filed 18th December 1850.
Complaint published IS, December 1869.
U. b. McFADDEN,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
Dec. lS. ::m2.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1870-01-15
FOR SALE.

TTNiIE undersigned offers for sale 200 acres
: ofgood prairie farming land, we'll fenced
aud watcred, situated on Whidby's Island,
centrally between the three rival points for the
terminus of the Northern Pacific Railroad, Sc
attic, Port Townsend and Whatcom, in two
lots Of 100 acres each, or in one as preferred.
Address, Mrs. Il. Il. EBEY,
Coupeville, Island county, W. T.
January | 1870. 9:tf
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1870-01-15

V A correspondent residing east of
tho mountains inquiries the selling price Of
stock, which We give as follows Beef
cattle, net, Z and 8 cents: sheep 81 so
and s3 so per head; veal, ~ cents, gross !;
lambs, 81 90 and 81 so per head.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1870-01-15

II We haze been shown some speci-
mems Of quartz by Mr.. Handle, of Pierce
county, which were exceedingly rich in
gold and silver, found in the Cascade
Mountains. We predict "rush," soon
as the locality is made known.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1870-01-15

A GENCY Of the United Anahcim Wine
~ Growers Association is At Rothsehld Il
Co. 3, where a full stock of their different
wines can always be found.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1870-01-15

1~ Wells, Fargo n Co. now dispatch
an express by every steamer and stage.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1870-01-15

NEISSION Wooden Goods and Blankets ;
NI Oregon Wooden Goods, and Pacific
Wooden Underwear, At Agents rates.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1870-01-15

u The telegraph has been down since
Thursday morning.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1870-01-15
Notice!

,.,,. .,.7.... Notice!
"E will furnish lumber delivered in Olym-
w pia, at the following prices, for a limited
came. Persons wishing to purchase lumber
will observe that now is their time.
Rough fir per thousand......... $40 90
Dressed - " one side. IA 90
ts.,r" - I" two sides, Is 90
=" " flooring G in. per NJ. l6 90
.,....', 4" :. 4xl3in. 20 90
" 4xl in...... % 90
Cedar from SIS to $25.
On all bills over 500, the above figures will
be charged; ander that sum the old prices.
All persons indcbted to Ward 4 Mitchell
Will please come forward aud pungle up, a.
We want to pay our debts.
- WARD l. MITCHELL.
Olympia, Jan. II, 1870. llaf
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1870-01-15

CLOTHlNG and Furnishing Goods, in large
I J quantites and 1t reduced rates, at
RUTHSCHILD h cos.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1870-01-15
y. Z. II. KOtNscN\NA. CMNs. s. EeeMslrNev,
Seututkg Stort, &ort Tpwnseud.
ROTHSCHILD & CO..
IMPORTER AND WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
DRY GOODS. CLOTHING, BOOTS,
@nd Shoes, 1anp Goods Groceries, 0@ines Tiquots,
Crockery and General Merchandise.

"AvlNG made arrangements to import
ii . large portion Of our stock direct from
the Eastern Cities, and an experienced agent at
San Francisco for the purpose of buying goods
from first hands, We can offer inducements to
buyers unsurpassed by any other firm. Our
assortm mt will he complete in every depart
ment, aad We want it known that
We Will Not be Undersold
BY any other firm on Puget Sound.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1870-01-15

r AIDES DRY Goods and Hosie-y-a com
4 plete assortment, and new styles, just re-
ceiysd At ROTHCHlLD l. cos
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1870-01-15
DR.. Hufe1and'a
CELEBRATED
Stomach Bitters.

The first and most healthy Tonic
ever introduced into the United States
is still the leading article, and more
Of this is sold than all other o-called
ronics or Bitters.
For sale to the Trade by TAYLOR
I|& BENDEL, Sole Agents, 400 and
81. III Clay street, San Francisco.
March 8, 1869. ls:ly
TIME PAIN KILLER
Is both an Internal and External remedy.
TTNHE PAIN KILLER
Should be used 1.-THE first nnfcs stations
of cold or cough.
TTVHE PAIN MILLER
Don't fail to keep it in the house ready
for use.
TIME PAIN miller
Is an almost certain cure for CHOLERA
and has, without doubt, been more successful
in curing this terrible disease than any other
known remedy. or even the most Eminent, and
Skillful Physicians. In India, Africa and Chi
ma, where this dreadful disease is ever more or
less prevalent, the PAIN KILLERS consid-
cred by the native, as we'll by European resi-
dents in those climates, A SURE REMEDY.
GVIIE PAIN KILLER
Each bottle is wrapped with full direc-
ti0ns for its use.
TIME PAIN KILLER
Is sold by all Druggists, and Dealers in
Family Medicines.
Dec. IS, 1869. 7:w4.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1870-01-15

ID OTHSCH1LD co. ere Agents for the
IL Celebrated Florence Sewing Machine.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1870-01-15

DOCKS and Stationery, = complete assert
ID msnt, At ROTHSCHILD CO.'S.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-03-10
gH- ros q,br,uoIooi,,b, aourr ,ru .,Id,,s

RzS ;, Dde pbreuoIoailhs Seuru Il", tpeIdbes
NIT Rett ale eas iHtfrtHauttlts uue pertbpcaar
Wdgdjtn fir cen fdmilisRs uuc alafmeiHsH
@sbrdnt earseHtai pirb. tutbGlt in lsiusr Rum.
mer fur W6rl u. u. felaenees: 1ltbamiel Ps
obnrilsh. Wdpor ppH Bottom, bic ;3uhHftswil-
eni6aft Der Rtni6beit bic llreinwcbueI Der
pbtitpptne 9nitln. earl 9eei, Der 6eutibe DaE>
min, refine euft, parum 9rilIen asbrdpcbeu2
Organization une 9trbrfhtu, 6rIpitaatben In
osr dltrn gStli, pbrsucIcsit in ben Scuutaae-
lnulen, 9brome-e -eitbcarapbie, Samss Bid, ber
9ortteuturth. Elm rcbtr Ghtnanu curirt leaials
9uriolltdtsn, Wdticnalihubtn. Die Gamilie-ibrs
He9terung. mas thue Id am Seifeu f. No., nit
portrdtts- une IbbirunasH. preis, 80 Gents,
oesr 81 p:r iabr .. r Dtls, ptrausaebtr.
3S9 Brcacway, Hem-Yorf.
NsSr The Technologist (btr @tputfuubis
de) N etr 5ittl tines nsuts SournaIe dspibmst
BEN Rdi6iusu.. Ratrii. uub 8auw.ltu bsiItu
eritt Nummer, reid nit wertbpolsm q.Islfcf Be-.
laetn. us Iussfommsn IN. Gtne brperrdasRbe
IiasntbiImIid'st ritifs 9ouruaIs IN, bak oae
Arfifel uno aaalfrdticren ri linal iine = feline
btrtits btuuBten Sd6en fnbtn bier eiut SttlIes
dnh usrlprttn bic 0srIsaer. Icb itrtr 9otbuess
Iei pen wertbIoIru GrineuHatE au tnihdlteu. -
Cas porIiea,npe Def tuthdIt a drc6t SeiteH
Cert, auf feiHsS pdpier attrudt uub bibI6 aus.
aelfatttt. Der 9nbalt gtpGbrt auBtrcrbentIihs
Beltbrund, uie bic lltttrfGriften etuiaer ArtifeI
stweiitn: @tptrbfuneiat Graisbuna, StabIb6r.
tuna, probe pon Dampfmaidinen, 8rbeiTerung
in Difiaatipn, Ioun- unp IufflcIe @cbuuuaeu,
bic prcmsndbtn bts Rep .gorfer GsrtraI. Darts,
GaiiiOns bts Gaif Riuer Bride. bas Rifroseops.
3sihtn Smneen, 9trpanetlbaft Der IeGBoIc-
gle nit Der Veriiheruna II. I. no., u. E. 10. 9plfet
idbrli6 S2Ol, ein,fIne fsfte 20 Gents. DsT
letnolcae tpiro pou her Industrial Pubhca-
tion Company, 176 Srodppap, Tep- gprf, ber-
dussearbsn. lsper 0tmnbntitenpe iollie li9
eds Wsrf auf6diftu. psIdts i'm 8trbGltni6 AZ
isintm 9nbaIt fpcnbiGis IN.
EsS Die WiB.Humm,r bsS .9abyS 5risHb"
eutbdIt ais GiHaaus sinsn biibi6en Siablfi6,
9Dnbirr Saitle. Die 8eiirtni Der R6niain 0iric.
ria, carifrlenp. 6t:rauf folgt bas Wcpefupfer,
Die neutifsn Wcpen in pplltneeter @ruppirung
ptm Auat pcrfibrtu'. Gin GribIinasbilr, ,.per
S6paIts Wsf", fcpis idtlrridts dnrrs Doh.
l6nittt fur Oamtuarbsiitn reiben I'D baraH.
DIR tsisifrIf IT, ME sswSbuIi&. Tti&bdIIis unb
tuttreiIaut.
Serauss'stbsn bon Deacon u. psttrfeu, 3l9
9Dalnutlfrabe, philadelphia; Yrcis S2.5O iibr.
iih, nsblf pra8trcler Stdblfit- -prdmie.
Wdfcu uub SdmIiu Srselu. DieIe
crrJuaIifben Snftrumente iino iu perfduftu peer
u nsrniittben in popsa's RuiifalisnbdneluHa,
penn aSsnus, ssssnitrr prr pCif. 3m,2p
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-03-10
Wanlsrf&iffe anf eem Ofhtin.

Berlin, z. Jebr. DEN pan,erbuottu
duf ben Rbtin wiomst Uas nsue 6eft Der
0ltIitdriiHeu Sldtter eiuea eius,bsnetn
Artitel, anfniipftnb an bic In Der prslfr
Der franiGiilGen 8sgeruHg unterleatt
Nbfih. jur eslessntliGtn Goreiruua her
pentihtu 8bstnfeifuR9sn, Sriidsn II. {. 10.
gu eiutr ssmsiuiamen !lstipn nit sints
gegen ben 8bein pprpringtnpsn fran,si1.
idsen armee panjsrtrpts III taufa. Gin
8bsinItihfabrtS' @erfineigsr, Ger has
5abrwafsr ree Sbsrttine t5 Sirdbtura
cosr aud nur bis Sur fgau;6liAen Orln;e
BET 9autrrburB fenEt utrrs pis Gsfatr
nt6t bod ani&Iasen. Dasrstn fSnue
wcbl rte 5ra8e auftauheu, o. pan,er~
bppte fur Die SsritsieiguRa res 9ibeiuet
untsr llmitdnusn stSn 70 niibiiA, pie Iar
ben In9riT. 9angEtcple pitrstu Die fes
fen 8bstniibsrsdnss dueerhaI6 psr 6slts
unsen portrsTIidb Ssden uno in Serbius
ouns NIT ben 6oris. Die man ,ur Cider
ung Der ciisruen 5rrtS Get 6dnim OUT
isIbsrs) uno 5cdfslc (Duisburs) anle.
gen mid, pOrtrsfIlns Disnifr l.tlttn tSn.
men. Gin fsinpiher Sriidsnitlda Iber
ben 8bttn wiirpe I'm t5hfen @rare ere
i6wert perpen, nsnn panjei bocte peniet.
ben inbibirsu EOnnten. Gbsn 70 wdren
Dlnisrbscte auf rem 8btin Get Ger Sps.
ration assrn 9caanp vcn GROCER 8tpeus
uns. Sei aGsm ptU ipirb bstrtifs rbeis
niibtr panjsrbrcte bs,pstielt cb pie
5hifbaute6nit i'm 5tanps frin wiro, ben
5iefadna ptrisr SOOte alien goaF,rltans
rem css @itieI' unp giiettrrbtiuS dm,u.
pddeu. Shne0taftit uup ManSprirfi.
bisteit limb aud fur rtsiaiitr pdn,ers
bcCte eebenebeOinsunaen. Siuten beipe
unitr siutn btittmmtsn GRAB. 10 wirp eeg
Rusen Ger pdu;ertocte iebr problemas
ttI@. Sn Sstrsif hes SisfsdnasS tame
rtutlthen pon,srbestsn, 10 Iansr lie sur
Bertbeioi9uHg Der etatnsn 6sfunaeu
cOer in unmitielbartr Ndbe nsr eiaeasR
Armetn operirsn, allerpinse ~ iatten,
Cab risIeIten init JtusrGnasmateridi.
prcSiaut uno Munition nidtt su abtrlas
cen gu psrcen brduhtsn, weiI man ciele
itsts ersdnjsn tSnns.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-03-10

gIu9 psrpaftn mir bic bsriibmtsn
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-03-10
staot WmO staat. j.

~ Das "SeroutOn @0&sHbIatt ere
&riut tsbsu DOHHrrifas unb isfst idbrIi6 $500
anb balbt6brItdb S1.00, i'm 8Oraus sabIbar.
aujeieeu psrstn ~ ben fefesitBien grttler
dnsenommsn. OepSbnl dt (temrprdre) Qujttgtn
miiiieR pcrausbsIdbIt pereeu; @rntrafte fir balt'
dbrIt6t pesr jGbrIidr gussietu ie naG listsrsir,
ontmen, unb IsBtsrs peresn 70 Ianss fOrtssisst.
bts he abbrfeltt psrbsn.
Aujeisen unr 9efaHutma6uugeu, our publi'
tatiOn i'm ,,Uoheublatt" beitimmt, Icateu Eien.
tag VCrmittaee tinasreidt perrtu, um benislben
Aufnabme su ii6tru.-0 0jrSeeTe GinienDunetn
miiiisn loon ROntase eiuserridbt uup nit stbu
Gents bic einie bsjablt wtrrsn. - 9eritte ibtr
aassmsins Reutsisitru weresu uusntsslel6 auf'
genUmmeu.
Scb-arbeiten alIer Nrt, in Osutf6sr uni
ensliider Sprade, psroen puuftIid unb gut an.
seferttst. suf pislsn 3wsis bss @sitdftss len.
fen mir beiOnbtrs bic Nufmtrfiamftit bsutfhsr
@elhdftsleute, tneem es unIsr 8eifrebtu lttn
pirb, in icIGtn gIrbsitsn feline iaHrrreu bieiseH
Crudtrei nd6,uRebsu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-03-10
0erfammluns Der ReaDins 8an.
Deretue,

sSu 6oiae eiHtr pen Se6n 6. Artbur.
Dem Sefretar bes sRcrfinamen'e Baus
unp Spar- Vsnsine srlaiItnen BeFaHut.
ma6una, wslhr cine 8sriammluua Der
prafptuisu, Sefretirs uns anperer Wits
alierfr Der ptrlhtepeuen Bau- nnp Spars
Rsre ne Der Stapt 8sapind ,uIammsnbe.
riti wurOs am 2. Nldrl sint uoue gsrs
lammluna abatbalten. Na& BerIeluna
Der Bttanntmahuua rtr Vsriammluns
btrihtste Der prdiipent ausfiibrlth iber
ben 8taenfanO rtrltlbsn. &c isi ibr
3wtd, cae RtHt bse 8epsnue NifeiTcrs
pisGsS Dinriftss. StodauibeiIt an Bau-
ueFsintn Su telleuern, ia uHterlnden unb,
wsnu Elm loldses Rett eriifirte, sssigneie
Nttel fur untsrfaguus opsr Ssfrstune
anjuratbtn. SIN 6an;tn wareu pitr3ebn
Sereirt 9trtrtien. s-- ~
.Ssrr Rreipier faats. od6 CT Ten NIIilen,
aTsiIor, Col. 10. 3. Balters mitarbrachf
babe, um pon ibm bic Suaruttiouen su
borsH, untsr welGsn Die Stlsutruna Der
Bauptreine pper Der In ibnen ssbaltemen
Sbdrts vCreef&ldsen porpen mare.
6err gDaltse 9ab eineu tldrtn Btrltt
Don psm @elsp nnp Der SnRruttion unter
pelhen iie go hanesln btouftrast mdreH
urp vtrf6trtr, pab poH ieiusr un6 Der ibm
porssisbtsn SeamttH Ssiie tein 0uHid
ttitsbs, fold elm Sars aufjusrlsseu. penn
man auf irsenp etne Dsiie sinsn 9eHii.
asnpsn @runp sssen pislslbs porbrtnseH
t6nne.
9Iuf Wntraa peS 6errn Nplenthol mur.
be mad siniatn gtmfriunstn pom Ieintr
Ssitr Elm Committee pcn Drrien srnaunt,
beIiebenp aus pen 5trrsn 8cisntbol, gns
coma uno 3issler. nm auf @runo ees
planes unb Der .SperatioReu Der Ban.
psretns etnsn SfriGt ausjunrbsiteu, bur&
rsldsn bic unsersttisteit rer auferIeg.
ung Der p7r9eitIdaeusn Sare asIsist wers
De. Dieter 8triGt iOu Der ndnRsn Upsr
elmer folsenosn gerfnmmluns Der Sertrf'
Ter rsT peTl&ispsRsH geEsine uRtsrbreitsi
wsTpsn,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-03-10
Gcbt Gmet, Dor,
10 Iamae eS Seif 1T!

Ter tintegrihuets bat felt BEN Issttu Taar
Wenm uuuntsrtrO6snr .3uienpungen pen @ad.
rsn trbaltsu, ptIcbe CT in Nep- Yprf une anbutn
fabritortsn ess Sffsus irlbff auestwdblt bat unp
fir bic ieEiae 3eit unp btn fpuImfnptn 9BinteT
bsienefrs ausemeItu liub.
Tarunttr btfinben iid auBer btT gfpGbnIihsu
auspabl pcn mopernen, ltidbtsH abeT paueTbafttH
gcbnben lmb Sfiefelm,
siu rsibbaltisr BDrratb pom lhwereu @aarsu,
ME lie BEN panpwsrfer unp aIrbsiier bfipnpns
ansemeiisn finp.
gBas grtiit uub aualit6t br @aarsn anbs.
lanst. 70 II pas @sitGft bee llnterjsi6ustsu in
pifisr 6iniitt Su gut betannt, um eee AufpuHtns
III btpiirftH. .1'~ -I.
1urb Saars sini6ufe IN CT in ben StaHh &C.
issi ipppbI i'm GSIOBsn ME i'm Stlsinsu btm
adufsr trionpers Dprtbefe ~ biettu, ME CT
iItsrbaupt in ispT SsisbuHs bic GoHfuusnl
beraueferpnt.
alsinbdnDlsr aus Stabt uub sanb inb sinss.
IaOsn. Ietn Eager ,u beT&ttsrn, ebe 6e ionfpO
tsuftn. .. l.,. r...
Rs- Rsparahirsn Rtrbsn ME bisbtr gut
unS pinftIit bsfurSt. lrz il
"a %. 0DInfmifb.
8O4 2a6atDanna 9lDenAe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-03-10
gsenes eebubmaeber.G,ef6dft, .

Or tInitueI&nett bftbrt idt, tfn Deutibtn
BON Seranton une llmseseHe bie aujsias Du
MAIDEN, baB Ct in hsm frtibfr RON Srn. BSttr
bsp0bnten 5aule, penn apenue, obrbaIb
S6lftr's Warft cine S6ubuaGerwsrfitStts CT.
uItnst bat. uue smphsblt iid CUR anftrtisune pcu
Heusr arbsit isprr NTt, iCpis su 8eparaturtu.
SobH Wttue.
SerantOu, 3. Suni 1863.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-03-10

Scranton Sparbant. - Stir has Sabr
1870 tperbsH pon bieIer 8auf ie6s pro5ent
3iufen per Sabr auf ale TepOTteH, bic $1,000
nitt iiterfeisen, bejablt = uuh fiinf proJsut
bet Summen iibsr Dieieu Bsiras. Gaes fret pom
8esteruHseifeueru fur DepoiitoreH.
27tr6m .. q. Roere, Gafiirn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-03-10
8cr bat alte Geute?

Sir ameriFauiIhe alts gsnie pcn ben Sabr.
gGnasn 1892. 1893, 1899, 1904, 1909 unb 1915
rtrbsu CUTE pr,iIs tssabt. Gbsufp fiir babe
Gtnts esmiTtr 3dbradnse. 49,.
@sr iOl6s bsiist mtIOs T& In bsr SrpsbittOn
tttfts Sditte. 3p9
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arlIari. ptsIesnS.n, 40 prolsnl.


0Iibt ale bic neusTsn Artru pUn polieiss unb
apaT a. 10 einifistn SebiHeuHasn. aIs irstns
etne @elsaldaft In BEN Der. Stdaitn.
Die @fffai6aft eibt Temperate AnltbtH auf
ibre 9DpIieies; frlaubt 80 laes 5rili iur 9flab-
lung Der prGmitn. pdbreub ptlfu 3eit bic pc
Iiriss sntltebene bleiben; ale poltcss liHb auan.
tatfbar peesu Der ssmSbnIidsn llriaben; bic pOn
bisler @eitnfbaft ausssfelltsu pcliriss perfalIsn
ME; fein Grtra. RiifO miro ttre6net fur biz Gr.
IaubHie sum 9ttilsu; UcIiepbeieer tbsiltn li6
nit Usr Geisai6dff In bic idbrIitsu prsfiis uue
baden Simmt bel osH Wabsu uHp tn etr 8sr-
ipaInne Der @ei6aftt.
Seine lintsria6uHss. Obsr pSIicy-GsbtibTsn
psTpsn berttHtt.
wlan penrs lih an 8. 8. Hortbrup, Seran-
ten, Gjsnrral-Aeeni fur oas nOTeSfIi9e pruu-
fylpanitn.
3pd sapsrldiiiee heutlte Geenten psreen pers
Ianet, bentn cine quite GOmmiiiicn bsBablt miro.
Dlan msIse iib In bfT GTpspitiUH pfs ;, gBo6m-
kIatt." 25ma9
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y CT q ~ q u II q u b c II u
ScrantCn. pa.
Ia i'd fii8li6 oas pbCtcarapbh6t @tsIi.r ron
3. q. Srppnell fluilit erltdrpen babe unc ede
t5slbGft itou sine Rsibs pom Sabrtu nit Or
fele fiibrie, 10 bin id i'm Stanee, 8ilrer ieper
Art anjufertieen, tpie
o! fitcns Sfarten, TerrotppcS,
SUorDtppcS, MmbrOtpprs,
Storeofcopr, 6aiicrs 6artcu.
9eirnrtrs Mufmnifamftit perpenre icb auf bic
porssllnn SiIrsr. psl6s in srrbec S6Snbsit an.
gffeTtiat uue an aIarbrit une praht pom fsinsm
anrsrtn iibrtrChen perrsu.
8pmmt uub btfebt bic prcbtu.
llnfsre aartrn. 9iIttr iinp in elmer @eiIe aus.
asfibrt, melbe In bititm 5bsile ees Stdates
nidbt srreidt pirb. Brilliant unp Sflarbstt
fennseiG en- iie ale ale erfe 8la1e gIrbsit, Gin
Ssiu6 iiberjeust 9sesrmann.
Gin setreuss Bib sarautirt
ainenn isbsn @Itsrs pirr tsiCneere @ufmtrt.
iamfeit gepipmst, bod ipllten bersn 8ilptr ami,
i9su 10 unb 2 llbr ssncmmen prrceu.
pbUtOerapbttn,
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ben cber ppn alten SIbern eppirt.
@lle plattrn perpen auf9ebUben unb fDnnen
bapon jsber,sit abSiias asmabt perprn. NuftrGss
per pci perbsn pinfiIib sfTeftuirt. a- Das
aswinIhte Bib mub aenau beidFirbsn psrben
aIt pbptOaraphii6e SunsE ss-svrn sssen &C.
rtust 8Uifen cclcrirt.
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cher purpurne alsiptr traetH, pa Ee fd bsa abb
netmen. Sm gmpfans. unb aHtt tt.iesiimmrr ii
ffets cine Dame sur SifelstHuna anipsienp.
RSHe Silber ppn 8ranFes ass .rbten perben
I'M Saufe senpmnen.
anIi6tsn ppn @tbGubsn stsg expsren Sd6en
psrben su ben bilisfrr ss-AsN-" 'S's iebr gut auf
gsnommen.
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ter psrtsn 9ilpsr ssnORlSssa,
aItums, 8abmen une 2unfien in GROCER
auspabl unb bilig.
3f70 9. @. Spen. Yhpicaraphiif.
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Sect bercit!
0fbr. Carpenter

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sinsm srcesu gcuutb Don
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Spriugftriefe, Spielfddten,
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Sabaee, Mbornsuefer,
Sillise Gisarren, 8rafiIiau. NafIe,
8duaummi, GnelifAe
9afriRe, Safel
Crauaen, unS Neaeau
GitrOncu, WanbeIn,
tsim 8dR&su. 4aftanien.
gsrfaufsn
tut 0roken nn0 6leinell.
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auspabI pom cerartisen WaareH unb psrfaufsn
pisleItsn biliser alS irseub tu @tlbGft auBsr.
balb Nep.gpri.
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ben aIsinpsrfauf.
llnitre Ganbiss (3udsrRtrD iint INNER frii6
unp sCu better Aualitit. 10f3m
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II d pARrETT M D.

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ftsqellansons.
HOW 10 Ik0sp a Cow in the City or
Village.

HOW TO IkosP a Cow in the City or
All agree that really good fresh milk,
from healthy and properly fed COWS, is
the best possible feOd for children and
youth. But how ask our city friends
shall we get it, This question has been
asked many times; we would say, keep
your own COW.
This is, perhaps, not so difficult and ex-
pensive a matter as you may imagine; I;
even good COW costs comparatively little
at first. She requires less room than one
would suppose and she will almost inYa.
riably pay her keep and profit in milk.
If not short of storage room, procure a
small load of loose hay, as brought to
market on wagons; the quality can be
better seen than when compressed into
bales. If cramped for room, get a few
bundles of baled hay. A straw or hay
cutter of moderate size, costing from SO to
Sc, will be requisite Straw or corn stalks
will answer very well as an occasional
substitute for alternating with hay.
Procure at feed store, few bags each
of ground feed (corn and oats ground to-
gether, and as much shorts, 6wheat bran, J
and you have all that is really necessary.
1t IS advantageous to give "a little green
food, such as turnips or potatoes occasion.
ally. Saw barrel in two, for a couple Of
boxes, one to mix and the other to~feeC
in. Cut quantity of hay and mix aboU
half bushel of it with three quarts o.
tie ground feed, and as much of thu
shorts, wetting it until the meal adherel
to the hay. In very cold weather it il
better to heat the water q little Feed 1
'tmess" of this kind and amount to Tho
COW in the morning, and as much more a
evening, and fodder with dry, uncut hay
at noon.
Give as much pure soft water to thu
animal twice day, as she will drink. I
often happens that quantity of turnips
carrots, parsnips, cabbages, or beets ar
left on the hands of vegetable dealer
which can be cheaply purchased. The!
form a valuable addition to the "mess'
cut and mixed with it.
1t is also better for the animal to hayt
an occasional change of diet. Carrots
especially, are very good for stock of al
kinds, and may be fed to milch COW
without affecting the mich unfavorably
which turnips will sometimes do when fe
in large quantities. When turAips are fe
they should be given at, or just Gfte
milking, as there is then less danger o
their giving an unpleasant taste to the mex
milcking.
A cow provided for as above, with he
apartments kept clean, and neat, and we
ventilated, will furnish large supply {
nice, rich, healthful mick to say nothin
of cream for the coffee. And unless yo
give an enormous rent for the small spaC
of ground she must occupy as a stab
room, "she will much more than pay hC
way. II AMERICAN Stock JOURNAL.
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Freedom OF the WIND.

The mind is the immaterial part of
man the soul made manifest in language,
the product of reason and perception. As
all men are original, so all minds may be
aptly compared to a forest, where not only
one variety of tree is seen, but many trees
of many varieties, differing in weight,
quality, strength, durability and growth.
As the same soil produces such a variety,
so the human mind will produce such
thoughts as are planted in it, by refec-
ton, investigation, education, association,
travel and observation. We are entitled
to our thoughts, if nothing else, and to
endeayor to rob one of through fear, in
timidatlon, prescription or public disap-
probation, is the worst kind of robbery,
and savors of ignorance and fanaticism-
As long as freedom of speech is xouchsa-
fed to man, so should every thought be
given utterance, for that which is good
and rational will be received, and that bad
or irrational rejected AS each and every
one asks toleration of his own thought, he
should with equal liberality accord the
same to others. .s
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