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bhNN
@ggHA ,,9ie gSa9t am Rbein"
m trGst Yel,.
". Slcineibft's sTdbrif, SIR. 213,
SapItraBe, Z 8bitren iiIoith bonn
Selair-M artte.
(Seidrg, Oor8etrd9eu non "linlerCm Brie.")
IS Isbt bic GBa6t I'M BelS am 9tbttu,
Uiein BoterIanb, faunit rnbte iein,
60 lau8e infer aieincibft iprrbt.
Darf's lricren einen Seutidcn ni6t.
Got IN Der Velj unb oud gar iciu,
Sbr 3urocn fonnt gnn5 mbig lem;
Sttbt teit uno fault redjt Gin
Bet Alcineibit nur alleiu!
tDioItts tauitt uno irast:)
GBcr fin0t bic pgDa1t am SPbein"
Dort ipdt um Diitternodtf
Bel Aleincibff mug eS iein,
gBo man bic gelie madt.
Sort Sbr bic Uiefer ttirrsu2
WaibinCn %brauieno iiehenS
Gin 2reiben ialt gum Siren,
Wor Sdrm teiH Wort gu Iprcden!
Gs fdredt oas 8cfnurr oes Barren,
Der 3obel i~nirilt init 3dbnen,
Die Widrocr idrei'n, ais ludren
Gs 8auleuos pom 1Odnen.
Dem gsaR piro's 6ea seriduitten,
9as N bic ShuIo Der Diooen,
gDeit icgt In uniercr Wiltten
Wan Sablt init l0nter Nioter.
Der Sermelin bitt' @nuocn,
bod Aieiueibf 9tebt ic nt6t
Shonc Wlar' ttr ieiren Saotn
81 leine crite Bfli6t.
edrei'n ttdeIid bod bic Tcren:
SaB unS bic Viii lno aragen,
Wiro Seeer nit uns iber5en
Wenn feline gclb' mir traGenR
aber! Gber! tein grbarmen,
YelSe trngen 8feid' unb Irilen;
WGffe, ara9en, 9otorette,
bic Sobanna uHo ete Neite,
Yoas, Sauoriter nno Heferine,
Die Wargaretbe nno Katharine.
Seine 8cdcn dno RclSmiise
eiebt ieibit 5lsrnart uio "lnfer Srige,"
u. aIeineibf,
Gngros.YetBia brttGnt.
8fsinsg criaui in Der erllen @ta8e oeS FGbrit , @e
| bdubes unb in 0r. i6sls, Weif : S~dItimorchr.
| ae0eniiher Iboms' @rpteBs Office.
Sas @ros .edaer iUtro IN Str. 2f3, Tcrs.Gdp
Giraffe. iortsrihbrt. (aug. 25,bDite.)
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Ylt bermietlen.

I'LL Sin m6blirtes Iobnbaus, i'm Nittelpnnfte
Der Stabt 0eIegen. Ytan meloe iid bel Selfair
wfarriott, ct. SAUL, Speits 1bire norolih pom
2eriu9tonftrGte. (23S-l
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0~ermulters>S

ell S'r"D'' :.s
wertbU ouem @runbctecnt6um
an Der
Miinimans, uabe SaroIinc1rahe.
qrdit zines Seirctcs bes 8reiss 9erihtcs Der Staot
Baltimore miro Der untcrSettRete Serlualter aut OF
fentlider NuttiuH an Srt uno Stele Srcitaa. een1 10.
RouCmber 1871, Rad,nittdss 4 uhr, petfGuien:
Den gdn;eu Sruneplag, eiucm ldbrllten @rlns
Stnie pom $50 unteriUuticn, 90 sur peitlth pom Der
SiopcltsGde Der 9dlGes uno UiinimaniiraBe an
~furgeno, an Der Wtilimanitra6e IL NuB brett uno 81
jug tiel bis an cine 3 6ns breite Aucp. Sebout nit
Cintm 2=itodigcn ,itgclteinernen aBobnbauic nit
SeucrGeihob, Gr. =, Milimanirabc, orittee Saus
oilil uon Der SGrolincitra6e.
Berfdui5bCbiuqungCn: Gin 3ritttbctl baar uno Der
gtcitIin & uno II Wtonatcn. Die GrcoitSGtlun9en pom
&crtanista9e on 8inien tro9eno unb Sur 3uirieoerpcit
ots 8erluGlters 9Ciih0t; oocr 4ucs baGr, nab Dem
9rmCiicn ocs 9Gutcre.
u 81. Rutclife, 9Criualtcr;
~. -. Suuipan s Sobu, Autt.
(24g,bt,A,1 &c. ,6,Sl
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Su ocrIcibcu
$50. 600 auf Staots @rnnbei9cntbum, $4,000
1000 uuf Supotbet ober 5000
1900 atlosbare @runo mtetben. LOCO
Sin9eS s Saraeant,
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9u %berfaufeu.

iii. Dos ~ ft5diss Wobnbaus Tr. 16, @olfs,
nabr lombarbirafe, nit Z %3tmmsrn, lebr btli9; iera
numenthrabe, IL bel so TSus bis on eirc 10 i. breitc
I4ep; @runrmietbe $t2; Brets 1925. 3as 3~-tofi9e
Sit9 C%liteinerue @obnbauS gr. 244, Stgbts, nabe pecr
ftr6Be; Nreis 1920. Gin 3sftodi9es Wobnbaue mtt2s
itotisem1inter9ebdube an oer@drollne-, nabe6apsttes
ftraBc; Breis $500. Mueuun 4 Sruecnp,
Nr. 10. 9alp Buildings, ODER gr. 76, Hores
lolQ-l --- 1nnhlrnhr-
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1Iuterbaltungen.
az 9rOnttr. -L6ratre GOMiQnr.


as 9rOntltr. -Ibratrf GOMiqnr.
0aS ~efolsrei6fe Variety-6 beuter Oes
2anDes.
Stets elm RtefeHfBrogramm nit 81 q nns
mutb Mttrdtttonen.
Seeen Mbcnr MIR WfittUod lne SonHabenc
Rad,mittaa Surftenurg.
Der unperGleihliAe y audreouer
e. VI. Setter,
fest oas auditorium ourh ieine groBdrttge uno nun
oer6are nnterbaltung nit Den topttoleh Seis
bern in SrtduRen.
Grfts autilErnas Der ueueu &. s., NeIiOn'i6en
Die ate Srau, eie in eincm Sd,ube rubntc."
@curge VI. @oeion dls Der Stmpel GIN m.
4ubaItenee Sriumpbe Der %rei5enoen Sai9erlH
6rI. Jennie SugbcS.
Vie inoRen Sulttc:
~Sas 81 neufef"
uHo
Die Warteteuoertnnen oeF Shoens"
nit NrI. Settle Semmelsbets
uHo
NrL. RoftHu BG9aHt
uno Der arpfen SauctsSruppe,
aus itpanIia idloncu iungen Sdmen beitebene.
8iilu @Grter
Der 8anioz9lnfler.
Suiltcr unb Sulerid, uno
bic aeSa mteS Il fptels8ruppei in neuem
Yroqram IN e.
Edmeus@ prfte iung Ieeen Nrettd9 aeeno.
Samilien: N atinee'n Olittpob une Sonnabcno
RGdmittag.
Gtntritt N6eros. .........10, %, 30 uno % Gents.
RndmiItGnS -. ....... 10, 10 unn 20 cents.
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S%puuabcne, rem 2i. Cftober 1874,
Rad,mittaas . ubr,

an Srt uus Stsne auf bHTentliher Muftion
~iolecnoe @runbithdc ueritci9erH laiien iucroen;
glae e~tcienigen @runbniide ooer @rino tiidstbeite,
iuetbe Sur SerIingernn9 Der Wtcunts g troBe, oercn
Surbbruh bon Baltimore bic BopcttesS TRACE curh
cine am u. SUM 1871 genebniatc Berorbnun9 Dee
WuOors uno 2 taotratbes non Baltimore oeriJ9t nor
ben, Ribt erforeerlid lino.
gue otsicni9en 9rlnbNitdc ODER 8runoiidstbeite,
iueldje man 5ur oerltelun9 Der Wountitra6c, bic eben
pom Baltimore bis 6GpctteIr. ourd9ebrotben luirb,
nidt brauht. Die sinte be9tnnt ali Der e iiopeits
@de Der Sopettes unb beiu9ter WtonntiraGe; 9ebt BON
lueit his Sur Roroieits BON gbomaS' aaep; bieraui
lueItlih an beia8ter Noreieite 10 fSuB t0A 3on lurit;
ioo0nn norbltb an br Siibfeitc Der fduettesS irase
ITO GuB ipeit; nunlnebr oitlif, on beiagter Sioieitc
IL Gus t04 SOL Ueit lid erltredenb, nab bent an-
iangspuntte turlt (aui Dem nit A beSei6neten Or
%proprtirz @runoriie III oteies Seiietbum nit D mar
tirtl,
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Sienftda, Sen "a. Sftpber.
SlrSe uz3 fenuen. @rose JteuntorIS inidee; AZ uns
terSetbner gu ie $500. Innies : SSooo Sinldee uno
Ytmttcos : @inlage.
~ Mittppd,, rem 95. Sftobcr.
WonrmentenItaots Sancicap. Mite tieo679c=
der. 2& WiCilCr Glennen; Sorie $1,000. pfellens
Rcnnen; g1rie 5000.
Iertauis : Rennen; 8orie $3.50 I'M Yiareltnoer
Yier6e. gtaotbotl Giniaee hno YO,uic'ide @ins
iGbe; Biermeilcpa Jennen.
Sonnobenc, ben rs. cftpber.
Sn~rnenz6anotcdp, Central : 9iniite. "Goniolds
tion"z 8orIe. 3ucimeileusS cnner- Sonnicop.
SaS critic Mcnnen bc9tnnt td9ltcb
@unft 1 1tbr.
Giutrittsfarteu II. Nbseiden iin6 in Me@G IL
rcpis @u 5ttatter a@cihdft SIR. 200, lpeita
9ultimorehr., unb am 6 tn8G nQe 5ur Renns
babn Al baben. YsrioIgt mon I'D In Der staot pa
nit, 10 eripart man iih Iufentbalt. Boules lperoen
anabeneiib Dor ben 0fennen in Aaine'S Sale, Gde
Der 8olttmoretraSe uuo Yoftoiice aoenue, nio an
ieoem 0~tennta9e aui Der 6ennbabn oertduit.
chcn Spipic, 8riii6cnt;
i243-57l q. 4. mcSdne, SER.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. sWcrfani

fin aSailen>W Wcrfaut
SauSmobelu une chem @obubanfe. Rr. 27,
SSarren;. nahe YRiuiam; . tra6e,
aufHuftion II.
Scute, ben 20. Sttober, Dtor9ene 10 libr, iptrb
Der uuterjeihncte N6mtniftrator an Srt unb SteGe,
Rr. 27, Barrehrabe, gum 8erfauie ausbietcn:
taS sause 1rnueiiid al Ter Siiefeite Der
M,"rS.inGs .a "sr ~ ~ m nmg sr u,sm,I i. = SS Me MI ,i x"sm
ten beiteben aus sincni 2sf6diasn s%Sobubauie
nit OabaeihoB. burdpe9 IN Der beiicn Sronung.
9as @ebinbe ipiro obne Nldbalt iir baar ~oertouft.
Gbenio: bic SauSbaItunae WfDbelu. - @leih
nab obt9em Seriauie iuerben mir bic Sausbaltungs'
Wlobeln, uor3i9lide Barlors uno aarinerz a~usitdta
tIns, 20, Seba, Stn9ls, Ttep,Se, Ssistsaen' ssa'4t''
r- Serner elm ppr3ialid,eS 0ianus
fswz@RT4 forte BON 0foienbols, 7sottaui9, uno
Ill iele anoere 0egenitdnee. Sebingun9:
Saar5abtun9.
Vim. meGee,
ds Neminiitrator Iir eepin @ranQcr;
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Blu perhaufrn uno 81 permiftben,
an nerfnnicn.

-E,I- 3as isbr ,pertbpoIs Giscntbum Nr. 1 unb
3, @ourtlanoz, nabc 9erin0tonitraBe, On Der SdC elmer
90 s. brsitcn Seitsn= unbSinter alep. Rlat 40bel 100
SUB, lid gut fir cine por5it9ltbe 9lderel linb Wobs
memo.
N~crionen, ipefbe Elm csntralssetesencs @tsentbum
luiinlhen, iponen fih auf Der Scfe Ger Seringtpn.
uue ct. Yaulhrafe meloen.
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frurr- uN0 tcbCng-l 1rrJldCruna

ga I'D mctuc s%teiuun ais Irdtotnt hcr .OIafur
Iuuos ECur gCubCruuVS N%Ctlituit" uulgcqCbcn
babe, 10 Oirtv i'd mClur StcuHc BEN QCcbttcN Rubiir
FUN df6 HntimGnS 'DiG,lcI on, u. bate 81 ocm Scbuie
Gin gliTCdu i'm SiutttsimmCt Der" Diltulduh-Y rucWe-
ScrthcruuBsa@eitniA0tt Wr. 40. 2~outbdraGe,
fi%ngctidtct.
So i'd claude, br6 tl bvrh lnuQidbriNc Sr'dbrtug
befdbtQt bin, ca5 5uttrciir Nlcr. pttdc Sctitdcruus
geu tuinibru. lpnbtiuucbmCl, ic trOittc Id mir ciRcu
StCit 0rr oficntIittU G1uall.
SPitics pcrocn nocu bctcu i~oIpcutcu @cicuibaitCu
uutctaebraht. 5huS. q. 6dmbirtun,
(i9-) III. 10. SputbtrdRc.
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StaotsG onmiEars>9 Ireau,

Staot'G omniiarssS Bureau,
Baltimore, ben 8. on. 1871.
Werfieseite Muacbute iuereeu In birirn Bhrrau
bis Srciiua, 90. on, gormittd9s t0l llbr, out
bus @ioeIirsn Raueaeinbciseen uro GHaftern
Der 9auSen Strede Der Saltimprefr., siptibcr hrr
0adfe. une Qbapclifr1ee uueerommen.
Der oocr oie Sontrdttnberntbl1sr pdber Canton
nit genetmigtsr Sorantie iRt bic seiGgts arbctt 40
ftelCn, BAT oc Nrbett In ftrenae r leberrinfiuit NIT
ben 9riorbernilien oct Tetotbuure .5un GinihbrsR
eines Spitsme fit oa6 9iiUrlircn BHdtern unb I'm.
phaitsrn Dec Straseu, @afeu unb @dsben Der Staet
Baltimore" seidebeu. Sn NutrGae
Scp. ". sRupeware,
GAGS .j0) eIut ocs StIots 6 ornmiidts.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-10-20

fTfT5 Snrd Sant. s. 0oper e. S6bne.
It'll asaiiens @eridbfs. scrfauf BON rpertbpol-
lem SruntbelBe an Gaale ara6e: audb Don
aoblens uut Sautfarrsu, piereeu uut wauls
fbieren. cssfdSirreu, StafIt finger u. {. No., rem
&igeutbnmc tee perforbsnsn Jubu 1luen
auf Mutton.
mir ,perben I'M Outrage oes Ihtbaren WaiIenz
@eritis Der Staot Baltimore on Ort uno Stelle
NJ ontag, b. 9. November, Ra d. mittaaS2I br,
oas nad,iolssub beidriebene, iebr einpieblensiusrtbe
Gt9entbuin uertaufen:
Elm Grunoftid aui Der sSeRfcitc Der 9afler, elm
Saus ileltdb bon @ouebtrase, 40 SUE brett, IS Isub
lana unb init eineri sicseIleinerren Stane, nit SGups
pen II. I. ~. bebaut. @runoBins $45.
f<-N Gofort nab bsm geriauie bes @runblidcs
h ,ucroen mir mob Soisenoes perauftioniren:
toblens une 0anbfarren,
3 quite Sugpferee.
tdDDnen mRautefft,
MnsetGbr 100 Sustr 1iiuger unb
1900 5uh SaIten.
berner:
cine eiicrne GeItIpinss, a3iireau. nnS Sfaa-Gin,
rid,tuua iiberbanpt.
Yebingung: Baar3ablnn9.
0atnuel u. Jphniuu, Yonitrcder
bee Sobu Nnen'ihen leftdnentes;
a. .. 0pper & S6hne, Anit.,
StooitsGde Der GAPS unb 8apsteftr.
t245,S .5i,4,1,So,3,D
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Ri b~erfaufcn.

Eiil- Gin NJ ubnhauS, init Yaeen on Der Res
ndbe SoainsNrase, In Der unfnittelbaren
N abe bes 9oainsH Yfarttes, burh
Senrp III. g cpfe,
u76-) Gr. o, QawEnileinaS at. SauIar.
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gu b%crfanieu.

lid Dos Saus 0tr. %, elorGutalpnraBs, orsis
nit 1iuter8sbduoe, 9runhStnsfrei se8en BaGr.
Sinaes * Sdrgcdnt,
Nr. 8, ct. YaulitraBe.
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Geritcigernasea.
q. s.. Suaipau & Sobn

.. $. Suaiuan Il SObn,
Nprbpeitede oerQerin9tcn II. Gpurtlanbftr.,
M~nftiunatoreu uue GrunseisentbumS: We dfler.
MISUNDERSTANDING pom @runoeigentbuir, vi
tien uno Obli9ationen.
Serfduis BON Dsobilisn In Sauis oss glsens
%tbiillers.
Sertdufe BON piersen, Sieb, aBassn II. {. no.,
mo ee ietn mag.
9ripat: Serfauie BON SGufern, eGntersien u.
Srunemiethe.
0inleiben perId,aHt aui 9isentbum in Der StGbt
mo out Dem canoe. (Sept2t, tS)
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Die iebr 9eihidte 9ldtb9eberin, taurSu ieber 3eit itber
Serbdltniie nCs 2ebcns, iiber @liid uno ln9iit gz
iproden uercen in Wr. 3sG, Sisbtftrale,, oicrtc
9blrc bon Der geeittro6e. 90 @ents pro Beriou.
Sonntaas niht Al ipreben. i2iD-bO)
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Rsgiitratiuuss8 rfauutmafung.

TbpmGb Goburu.
Nealitrator ttr s, Warb.
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VOTI'TII1NV n. y II FNHFNtHBF'-
3u pcrmietben poer III 1erfaufcn.
ga Ber Sduicr gu tauien ODER 81 mietben
kyiiH iuuniht, lit eriubt, id Die idoneu neuen 9dla
.EaiI- icr al Sa9ers, bmlIhen Re9tters une Nnnitr.,
iouie on N~te9ihers, Slptihen Saruess uno @bepar.,
anJuicben. Ole Siuirr fine ereiitodt9, baben slide
aMi woerlelhen Alnr. Waiier nnb @as. lOti.1 3. 1Mft. }
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49, Gin @obrbaus lgir, 5i9) on 0ensSopettcs
Will iiro6c, tS1 bel $50 Su6, 1T iebr biniS 81 pers
-k4!lL touien bel Sinaes s Saraeant,
VII. 3, ct. EdultraBe.
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Wnhuh1uIer III pcrfaufeu.

fin Wnbnbauier 81 berfaufen.
E;il- 8,pei @obnbduisr on Der Ralfsrnra6e, t2
BEL 81 Suv bis Snr l,ariinfrase, nobe Der Ct. Better
itrabc. sS50ieoes; $2J0baar, Der 9iel i'm Yaupsrein.
Sas Saus gr 30,, OFT @ageritr., Dem Yfqeiions
Sauare sesenibsr, i5bei756. Yreie $2o0oi @rnnos
airs $500. -
Gin Saus an Der @iluior-, rate Wulberrblraee, 10
bel 93 Sue, 3zf5dta unb nit franScfIdem Da9e.
lubu Gleun q Gcmp.,
(23t-) yr, 6S, S0eft ; Dorctteftrabe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-10-20
3u p]erfaufeu.

Cine lange Sabre hcItebeuoe 2Sirtbihait 1T nit
8tano, Sn9atele uR0 ionitl9cm .3ubebor llmitinoe
balbCr ht1ie gu u~ertaufrn. Ndberes an Yla be Wr.
rs, lbemarleitrase t2i9-62l
gu p%erfaufen.
Cine 9ut9ebenoe Wittbidait, nabc an eiuem Dt0rtte
gel gen, lit biui9 3u ucrfauien. 9Sof iu9t bic Gsp.
5. St. passed
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-10-20
ScrIauat.
9{cr1duot.

3p6G Steii6er; cute arhsiter erbaltcn bobtr
2obn. Soiort gu meI6en bel Sob. G. 6pf anS tanbs
Str. f5 anf Dem S3ruaeipap: M arfte, ODER aui Del
Sde FER SIiutpis une S~ubiunffrafe in & canton
f2l5-bm
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1871-08-19
RACING AT FAIRS.

The New York State Agricultural Society
has never allowed any trials of speed, al
though strongly urged to do so, at their fairs;
and yet the Society has been very successful,
MS shown by surplus of $50, l52 go, reported
mt the last annual meeting. This society has
been frequently complimented, by prominent
farmers and writers from other states, on the
good order and high moral character of their
flirs
One of the most successful. county societies
in New York, is that of Queens County. In
1867 this society received for life and annual
members, S29OO.OO; for entrance and car
riage tickets Mt the gates, S2,Sl3.O0 for rent
of grounds and buildings S757.O0; for seats,
Sl54.0O; from State Treasurer, Sll3. rs, and
rs donations, 81, 1927. The receipts of the
same Society, in 1858, were over SS,0O0.0O;
and all was realized without any trotting or
side shows; while it is said II gratifying fea-
ture of the fairs was freedom from gambling
thieving and drunkenness. The Ncw Eng
htnd Farmer, March 4, 1871, says that the
Essex County (NIass.) Society, is also very
successful With no records of high pre-
miums paid for trotting, no money expended
on II track OF stand, the Society has II surplus
of $l3, 066 90, of which 1886. 90 was realized,
after paying Sl,ls3.OO for premiums last
year. The " Society also owns II farm worth
81, O0O. 90. II valuable library, and the neces-
sary fixtures for II genuine old fashioned cat
tie show" Franklin County (NIass.) Soc-
ETY., also has good fairs, and several thousand
dollars surplus but no track for trotting.
Many similar cases might be given, but the
above are enough to show that societies and
fairs may be successful without trials of
speed.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1871-08-19
:2!9l

other importations called Dutch, or the great
mass of cattle seen in various parts of IIol-
land, and called invariably Dutch cattle.
breed of cattle so numerous us Prof. Cook
found them in lS7O-indeed the favorite cat
tie at the Agricultural College, and among
all the best dairymen in IIolland-are more
deserving of the national name, Dutch cutie,
than of the name of n small district or sec
ton. When II name has become accepted
no change should be adopted without good
cause. The effort to change the title of the
Spanish Meiino to American Merino results
in more confusion of terms than existed be-
fore. 1t is evident that if IIolstein is con-
sidered fashionable name. Dutch cattle in
Holland and across the ocean will become
thoroughbred lIolsteins when they are land
ed in America. Under whatever term they
may be known their superior qualities re-
main the same.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1871-08-19
SUNSHINE AND SLEEP.

Slecpless people-and they are many in
America-should court the sun. The very
worst soporfic is laudanum. and the very
best, sunshine. Therefore, it is very plain
that poor sleepers should pass us many hours
us possible in the sunshine, and us few us
possible in the shade. Many women are
martyrs, and yet they do not know it. They
shut the sunshine out of their houses and
their hearts, they wear walls, they carry par
asols, they do all possible to keep off the
subtlest and yet most potent influence which
is intended to give them strength and beauty
and cheerfulncss. Is it not time to change
all this, and so get color and roses in our pale
cheeks, strength in our weak backs, and
courage in our timid souls? The women of
America are pale and delicate; they may be
blooming and strong, and the sunlight will
he potent influence in this transformation.
The Daily telegraph. (Monroe, La.) 1870-1886, 1871-02-09

the fiesh heals up speedily, sud the cancer,
in a1s@f1eekss isfweny n AfjvE1 IN Eho
suspect themselves af1icted BY this terrible
scourge OF the human race to call and b ex-
amined at once, as delay il dangerous.
FEMALE DISEASES.
Having had large experience in treating
all diseases peculiar to females, gives me adj
vantages In treating female complaints pos
sessed by few. All who are affifcted are In
yited to call.
Beside the above diseases thst treat. I
may enumefate siek hsedache, nerv0us de-
bility, all nervous derangements, epilipsy or
Ats, neuralgia, rheumatism, dropsy, diseases
Of the heart, syphilis, hip disease, 9out, liver
disease, scrofula, white swelling, chronic
s diersass. y ,en ~ @Sns kfae fecp-
the stomach, hemorrhoids or piles, Dialects
or weak back, renal calculi or stone in the
bladder, seminal weakness, speromatorhea,
gleet or chronic gonorrhoea; diseases Of the
skin such - tstter, silt, FAeSims lichin. scald
head, spinal diseases, lumbago or pain in the
loins and hips, sciatica or neuralgia in the
sciatic nerve, shaking palsy, paralysis, ver-
tigo angina pectoris or pain In the hear, drop
chronic diseases, Both nSSle and female. n
make speciality of all operations on the
eye, strengthening club feet, extracting tu-
mora and all kinds of surgical operations.
~ wish to say to the public and the
profession that Lam MOTTO be classed with
travelling quack doctors who advertise large
ly and impose on the people by falsely pre-
tending to cure diseases they know nothing
about. can do what I advertise to do.
feb9-dawtf e. r. SHEFFIELD, M. d.
The Daily telegraph. (Monroe, La.) 1870-1886, 1871-02-09

A correspondent with the German
army in front of Paris writes that he has
made some remarkable discoveries as
to the different wood most available for
cooking, since the destruction of st.
Cloud. For instance, violins are the
only suitable kindlings when one boils
eggs; pianos are the best to bring out
the juice in a beefsteak, and ceilings
are capital for making toast. The idea
that this statement gives of the condi-
ton Of things in the Prussian camp is
suggestive, to say the least.