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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1871-08-25
Dee Rsiaes.-0ie arree preisserz

Dee Gsiaes. srpFe preisserz
lppiuna, 3um @pbls tsr jutsen Warist,>
tirte IN 1es Ipins, bic IN sielen fptbp>
liiden SIattern spr siniser Belt aitss>
;ei9t tpar, miro sprtpmmerl ioBalp 5000
Stdsts S~erfauft iinb, unb pirS auf rieie
8eiie unter je sier Nummsra,. cine Sc
pirnunter i@ bsfinpen. Glide tauisnp
1idsts iirb bic jegt serfauft uttb bic bsIs
ts auSiidt 1T SrrbanSel ZAP bie Ser
lppluns nod sbr @eibna6ten tattfnpet,
ppribsr mir j~spenfauS su ieiner 3sit
Na6ridt seten rsrpsn.
Spltsn idpn BSbere Nuutmern alS
5000 int umlauf iein 70 nil cas- einfa9
iasen, saB mande nit serinBfren 3iTsrn
yeri6idt unb ssrlest iinp, bic weris bead
tet sa isin ideinen ba gar feline @elturS
ssmadt mirs. BUR 3eit per @erlppfans
wsrten lslbe sinfa9 aussefridet.
Ter liebe Gptt Serlabt uns tpd niht;
bis jsst bat CT es gut nit nns Ssmsitlt
wrfar mir inn AUDI inniSli6 canfsn.
llnsre @pbltbdtr babsn ale @nipf'l9
auf infer @sbet II, tas II. @ebrpfer has
fit SO Sabre, jsrsn IpnnerftaS fir haS
Sell ibrsr Sssls ibrs seitlide II. lsibIids
0pblfabrt @ptt a~uiseppfert wirc.
Sudt maj, gum Sprtidritte rer GisiIi5
Iatipn unp hes Sanrels in unieren Staa@
ten STentide Gsbaute, ,pie IrfpfieeH
IT,. |. 10. su erridtsn 70 wirc tas. aaffprls
men II. @eceiben elmer nsuen @emsinre
aubier, nidt msnissr ra;u beitraseh bic
Gbre @pttes, Zen Sprtidritt int Rsids
Gpttes ;i befSrten. @arde. behtrins
aente G~prslprntsn; miro iiH binsa IL
binwes tessten in einem ssiitltash gut
aepreneten Syieme, has auf Der Sc
meinldaft tsr Seilisen beratt.
Np6 einmal 0anf Slid II. Se8en
alien uniem Wpbltbatern.
vi. Sic. sansl.
Grie. Va. 9lm Spnnta9. ben s.
Ausuit, wurre rjs ,,sue ct. @nereaS@
Stride an &asptsry> II. Sstster Strabs'
rurd ben bpdpTtp Srn. Sifdpf Nnl>
-
len isierli9 einssweibt. Die neae &irde
1T Elm 5ramessbdups so tei 40 6nb
unp entbalt Sisraum fir 300 peripnsll.
Sn 1olono, ST., parpe am 80. Sui
NOM esa~. s. MeSee son Sriliet unter
aifitens mebrern anrerer Yrisfer cine
neus ct. patridss Stride einseweibt.
Detroit, 2. aus. Die forbidden lie
berrefte res fatbplii6en priefterS Batter
esbel, welder in &alamaspp, @i9y itarb,
finp bsbufs demiider llnterluduns bier
bsr sebradt ipprpen. Sc seht haS Sc
riidt pab CT sersiftet ipprpst lei.
(&atb. @p9blt.)
Sei Bort Serbs, g. g. wuree an,
SpnntaG ben 6. ausuit, ron, Sodp'fte ten
Siidpf S'Sora cine neue STRIDE einess
peibt.
Sn Sarmen's Soften, "a, = lest
Nep@S altimprs Ssllannt - ruree am 3.
ausuit spn SpGw'ten SiIdcf Dpmenee
cine Stride ein8emeibt unp 65 perIpnem
eis III. 5irmuns erttsilt.
Sn 0sE Wsptsm, Minn, tpurpe anl
SpnntaG rem %. Suli, cine neue fat,.
Stride einsereibt. Der 9farrsr per Sc
msinre, 5p6r. q. Sersbplc, bit BON
@itnden S~tatipnsbilper fit Teu Tim
erbaltenL RE BON Rem beribmten 8anfs
Ter 0eidpanpen semalt fine une nabesu
5000 tpitsn. Slus @raB in Steyermarf
bat CT spei i6bns 8aknm frrtmmm loiz
len.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1871-08-25

princip, taS ME in her Stride ipsper crS
lpi6sn it, mod erlbi9en wirc, 10 Sirar
ta6 ie aus allen Stirmen INNER ieB>
reid berpprsebt; tieitr 2bati9fsit ppbnt
cine 2ebenSfraft innf, per feia Siacsrnib
su ipiersriebsn Yerrla9, pslde bic rpilees
fen Sflfsr banpi9t bic taS Srers Gbrifi
in alien Ganpern aufSepflanst bat cine
G~eben8fraft pelde bic Stride, tppmit bic
@elt bic Stride feiisIt serrsibt bic 8ans
ben, bic ibr geiGla9m perben, lpiecer
belt. 0ieie ~Ssbsnsfraft pieieS SsbenSs
prinrip 1T per beIliae 9eih pen
Gbriitus ieirter Stride seianpt bat, SIS
1T Gbriitus, Der in ber Stride purd ben
+. @eiit tbati9 it, erlbienr, nsuidafsnp
sur Gsrberrlidun9 @pttes unp sun, !Ssils
Der @snIdsn, 0er9siflide Stanp 1T nur
tbatis als Organ Gbriiti UNI rsr &ir9s
unb sbs,, bisrin bsitsbt feline @irbe; bent,
ct 1T Gbrifi SteIIYsrtrstsr II.
9ermittlsr ieineS frrtbaus
lernten @ittlsramtsSa u Gr@
ben. sSn tisisr aufa1uns ipridt ct.
Ambrpiius spn Jpn: Die Stride bat
bas Ssl bic @unhen ibrsr Sinner su
beilen /; iie iaItt ranit ibre Nadsn, panit
fs auf ii6 nebmsn ras Sod Gbriiti.
Mit pieiem Dele ialbt ie bic Wariyrer,
um iie ;u reinisen pom Staube Der Welt;
nit rieiem Dele ialbt fie bic Sefennsr,
pamit fe nidt sm grmaruns srlSsen,
pamit fe nidt beiisst wiirpen, rur9 bic
Sise pieier Wslt. Die Stride wdidt bic
Jiibe Gbriiti UNI trpdnet fe init ibren
Saaren, unp ialbt lie nit Del, inbem ic
ni6t Bios bic Serwunpeten BELT, unp bic
Mipen erauift, lprpern aud psi1sn iiiben
1nft Der 0nars Serbreitet. Sie 9ieeet
aus, pieielbe @nape iber bic 8eiden unp
Wadtisen unp itsr bic Mepnsen; fe
ipdSt ale auf 9Ieider Usage, unp rrildet
ale an raiislbe Sers ; rerirarmt alle an
remielben S6ppes, .s Z.
Der seitlids Stanp jspp6 lit niat Elm
~ iUenIpfes Organ, bic neil bic 2ba~
tistsit Der Stride cine 96ttlid,z menidlide
it, ras 1T niGt blps cine 5batisfeit
purG Zen WenideL ipnpsrn aud pes
@eniden. 1ieie menf6Iids 1%bdtisfsit
ipu nit Der 9tttlidsn 9batisfeit Der Sir
dye iiberau I'M ginflanse fteben, UNI 70 Elm
D~tuprln9tnpee StSaN rtI JtnWr AZ rfn.
Sisraus srfldrt fl@ bic srpbe Sprsfalt
ppmit bic Stride ibre 0isnrr aus bet
Mitte ibrer Sinner wablt !; pieislben wdbs
rerlp elmer Geibe spn Sabrsn in ben SSH
ienIdaften csS SeilS unterridtet, fe IN
tis pfaps Der Srssnp einfibrt pamit iTe,
allsseriitet NIT BilIenfdaft UNI llaent,
allen IueS perbsn tSnnen.
Oils Meniden unp alS Gbriitsn lcuten
mir ben Sesrif risier pppsrlten 1bas
tisfeit pes Yriefters INNER msbr unb mebr
IN unisr SsipuBtlsin aufnebmeu, unp &C.
wib wirpsn mir rann nibt 70 einIeiz
tiG ni6t 70 un9sre6 raS 9sbsn rnb
8irfen per Stride, mic aud ibrer 9iener
b~eurtbeilen. p.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1871-08-25

Sten berab sepabrrn labtpter untsrftiB
Inc fe 6arattsrlp1f epbbucler nnc
Spsi6eusder fs beu9sn fi6 tief Spr Der
StaatSsswaIt bulptssn per S%mniprtena
untsritiBen bic pisurpse iRerale Sammer<
maipritat unb bsrsi9ern bic Wanner,
bic has Stsuerrubsr in Sdnren baben ;
Iptalp man aber ben llnratb rittert, III
men arf rie Singer fIppft uRp al, Der Sc
beimnibppuen pfprte tsr 4pse Npat sers
panssla fs ii6 IN aufiSBi8s Sprniils
in IGlasfertiss Haufbplre nnS in rabias
te Safpbiner.
Gum Sewsiie 0sIen fibre i9 nur Gin
Ssiipisl an. Sp LANCE Spispb II. tprG
bic Sriue her Waurer fab, in itrem
Sdlspptau f6 fprtsieben lief, ibnsn in
bic Sanse arbeitste, ser9errlidten lie ibn
ais has non plus ultra rer S%taatswsisz
belt unp Slusbsit, ais 5srps ser aaf@
tldruus urp teS 3sitseites ipbalb CT
apff sfta''''1E zap fe ZEN A'lepfH "np
isine @adt su ibrea 3weden mibbraa6s
ten, Dap CT ;um Sp'sspaa 'pFsf se1pe1p>
liden B~eirebunsen setppresn, eab fe i'm
s'lnt vSracsr Safr1ltan" resfaf'rt Dap 81
pur9 nc a1lt cine 1f'efe seef'e 9erfan9f
mar llnp In'',er tleter pen Ap9ranpe ent@
9e9entrlfb, als er Der fnrftearsr eprS
rllptIpil Die nc auf aNsn Ssb'etsn "erS
brf'tete, ar'itdtl9 tpurps lsi'p 1'9 rarnm
aus tbren 9fese1 tpiseer urp lbrss Gin
flutes entlseiscn wpQte ; IA febrten iie
ibre 8aFen aesen i'm, srifen Jpn Silent
lid in Sdriften uno in pampbsl>
ten idpnuneslps an riNen inn rsn
sprberfrans POM !Saupt, wirftsn inn
iibsral entaeaer, !dbmten feline Wadt
unp untsroruben iein snieben. So 1T
parum cine fplpfale 8ertleneuns bic
6reimaurerlpaen ~ ben eemeinnusiasn
@esaidaften unp Ssreinen ~ ;dblen ibr
5reiben sa teainfieen unp ibren Gem
psnsen 8pridub at leifen. 8enn man
in Grpdeuna siebt, RAP rieIes Sees her
o. 0At r :.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1871-08-25
9atbclifber Sird,eu Galenser.

10. Scnntas II. vi. gsansslium Gpn ben 10
Slusiasiaer. - Cue. II. fife.
The Sumter watchman. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1855-1881, 1871-01-11
KISS.

: What's in kiss? Realiys when peo1
pie como to reject upon the matter
calmly, wlat cau they see in a Hiss I!
The lips pous slightly and touch the
cheek softly, aud then they Just part
and the joy is complete! Thersis. 8 kiss
in the abstract. View it in the abstract
take it as 1t stauds-look at i philos--
ophieally | Wha, is there in II, after all |!
Millions upon millions Of souls have
been made happy, while millions upon
millions have beer plunged into misery
and despair by this kissing and yet
when sou look at the charaefcf-ofihe
thing, it is simply pou,iug Of the lips.
In every grade OF society there is kissing.
Go where you will, to what c untry you
will and You are perfectly sure to fiud
kissing
The Sumter watchman. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1855-1881, 1871-01-11

TlHE ATTENTION UF THE PUB
! LIC is respectfully called To the following
REDUCED RATES Of FREIGHT between
Char'esion and Stations on the WILMINGTON
aud MANCHESTER RAIL ROAD, to 20 iuto
operation ON the goth August.
To Sunter-I., class, $i.i5; 2nd class, 9oe.:
3rd class, See.; 4th Glars, 5se.;
5,h class. 35c.
To Mnyesville. Lynchburx. Timm"nsvile, Mars
bud, Pc Dee, Marion-lst class. 1i.1o; 2rd
class. snc; Bird e,ass. 7sc.; 4th
cias Soc; 5th elass, 3uc.
In order to sh"u the extent Of this Reduction,
the following OLD RATES are sppcoded:
To Susn.er--l,t class. 81 so; 1aa class. $40;
3rd class. $i.ze; 4ih class. 75c !;
5th class. &c.
To Mayesvills. Lynehbarg. Timmonsville. Mars
Dlu6. Pc Dee. Marion lst class, $40; Ind
elass. $i.+o; 3rd class. $l.l5; 4th
class, Toe; 5th class. 45e.
S. s. SOLoMoNSs sup't.
Aug 24-f
The Sumter watchman. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1855-1881, 1871-01-11
FOR ASTHMA

FOR ASTHMA
Il 10 speci6e-ouc dose olien relieving the dis.
.reasing choking, ami predicting calm and
pleasant rePose.
The Sumter watchman. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1855-1881, 1871-01-11
AS FIRST PREMIUM Ok
M IMPROVED FAMILY Dol
SEWING n n|CHl.A B

$l2.5o clear prof, per day. $500 per week.
$500 per month mndc EAsr BY any LADY or
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crsAl SID FAyoRlrE. With It's many new and
pirctieal additions. making the mas, comp e'e
combination "f valuable sad useful improvements
ever effected 10 any ons maehine. The embodi.
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entirely diGerent 10 modsl ~ design from any
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elegant and reliable FAMILY SEwlsc MACHINE
ever invented, Civ. Spereei eatisfaciion wherever
introduced. Has received PREMIUMS. stood the
test of 10 years, and 10 fuly approved ofIy every
family uho hsse tkem 10 use. Is nnisrsvss. rnake-
the strous and beautiful HLAsTic Lack SrITcR
uith wonderful r,pidity and cEs'rAISrr. Sews
asyrhing needle Will Go rBRuroH. irrm The
anes, to the shickess fabric, Grn add neat. wiz
ease. Uscs al kinds oi silk or thread direct from
the spooi ; 10 Improved With eS sef.a-ton ieeti
rprine Tension, oef gsi .er. and uses the udjus'a
5lc syeaIszr REEpLE z. perpendicular motion. with
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For certificates, &c see DESCRIPTIVE PAnPBLE's
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This hs,u,;tu. seniug machine l. one Of he n"s.
ineaaiaos pieces Of nechanis,n ever inventsd-
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- sanpfes. selected with eare. vuR FAMILY USE
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bo,. yast, on esesiH, Of. prsee, s. % safe dc
livery Of goods gaasan,esd, RFwerd yea.A By
rrassYsnIp rETrEa; or r. o MONEY! oRDEe, st
our risk. Aesass ssntssi. uase or female. every.
where New pamphlets containing extra liberal
faduee0snte. eeet FREt.
Address Rsuily Ssvipe Machine Co., Once
sS Nagsau Street, New-Yost.
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The Sumter watchman. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1855-1881, 1871-01-11

TO CONSU PTIvES
Il Is invaluable, as il immediately reiie. ss the
diticult breathing a.,d harrassing cough which
attends that disease.
The Sumter watchman. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1855-1881, 1871-01-11


Has left his hope with sll
-1nscribe injuries on sand, aud bene-
fits oD marble.
lie who waits to do great deal Of
good at ovce will never do any.
-ldleness has no advocate, bu
many friends.
Fancy runs most furiously when
guilty conscience drives.
The sheriff of Vermillion county,
Illinois, is named Search, aud he does
it.
-The easiest labor is o burden TO
him who has no motive for performing
il.
If some ore refined like gold in the
furnace ot affection, there are many
more that like chaf are consumed in
u.
The manners which are neglected
as small things are often those which
decide men against US.
Nothing costs less, aud nothing
purchases rs much, as kiud, respect
fal, courteous AMI agreeable treatment
Of others.
Miss Julia Ward Howe urges
general congress OF women Of all couu,
tries to promote peace aud a general
alliance.
A little cotton dipped in kerosene
oil aud carefully tied upon finger upon
which there is a felou, will cure it IN
one nights tire.
True politeness is perftct ease and
freedom. u simply consists il treating
others just as you love to be treated
yourself.
Every wise man and woman and
good child will turu over new leaf in
their life book, now in the beginning Of
this new year, aud strive to keep 1t as
clean as possible.
Sorrow ccmsv soon enough without
despondency; it does man no good TO
carry around lightning rod to attract
troubles.
The editor of,he Corning Journal
has been escorted to soda fountain ty
good looking lady, ard "ireatcd. -
He has ever since been warm advocate
Of woman's rishts-to treat.
a younsstcr, seeing the sky very
red night or two before Christmas.
said: "iIamma. Nd Snu,a Clause is
getting ready to bake cakes"
josh Billiags says:'.A man who
starts on the day of his marriage as 6rst
lieutenant in his family, need ne yer ex-
pect to be promoted"
"A person being asked uhat was
neaat BY the realities Of life" answer
ed. "Real cs,ste, real money. and a
real good dinner, none Of which could be
realized without real hard wors."
The man who raised cabbage head |
has d6ne more goed than ali the meta
physics in the w"rli," said stump
orator at meeting. aThen," replied
wag, syoar ssusiies. oagAt to have the
premium"
.--"Were I TO asE the way TO the
next town, you would; ne doubt, be
able to tell me" said 2 superintendent
TO i Sunday school slsss ). ''bus If
should inquire the way 10 keare What
answer would sou give!" y l;stle girl
climbed ~ the top Of bench, a.,disatl,
"jesus Christ is the ray"
"A Down East editor, who bas Scc9.
keeping record If big beess, announses-l
at last that '.ihe beet that beat the bees
dat beat the other beet is nov beaten
By a beet tLa. beats al.: the beets,
vhefher ths original beet. the beet shat
heat the beet. or the beet that beat the
beet that beat the other beef"
"A gentleman sdvertised ina Sonih
ern papcr the other dsyIor three swift
vrisers. The types a,ade il resd three
sxist waters" Such crowd Of negroes
lesicsed The ofire the neyt morning
lie sdirvs, aIis,akin& iAeis nloslye
; rs shoss to bandlc up and. lAaxs hgI
% 5ssk dsaE
The Sumter watchman. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1855-1881, 1871-01-11
WOF!F0RD COLLEGE.
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SO. Ga s.sz s.89t
EACU.LTYs,,

ss,s ss,. x.aa -. ,EACU,LTYs <s-, Z.
Rsg.A. sss SHIP, D. D.. rrssidsns asl
Srds Pfsfesses lls6ssl snd sosal Sci pee..
nAVID DrgUNGAH.sR q. d.. Pyefesssf ksetSat
sAAzesaxss aaa LlleSatsrs. - "a
REE.NETFgg00kD6MITH, ?. D., Proissse'
sr1riiyk l,fteeSfsge. - - ~r
H1RRRN Do PRRs 4. e, Professor Nssafal
jag. E. sssiss:sr sss a.iss E
RsyWsasR. W kRsrER,A u. Hs:ssas Hh,ess
q Ssd nsaiisai titsratsft. - .,.,s =: .,ss,,,
zzES rssbstsscsy st64si, n1aset the innAaiale
ssgss 4ss:ss VI ~ 9sslltk de. y. sHEPs,
g sssIs;s;ss IS; sIafs ss-nss i. n. sssSp,s b
|rsMs. 81 4 s. Sil sisssd sii.k, D, 0s ~. W A,; 4
o. & 3. 3 ss.ssi esIisi.slss
:Fsfs g etsll ls'cllssell.
:fs5Ss ~ - - .asPEs
q { ~ Y ss; ss 4 sss sf so ia EseSss d
= "a q lbs Rsise
s,6Iz1sls 81. !; = = sriss.l
||| s ,siI ~ ls,slss esss iss
Ia ~ = = ;ss { & - slf
f S d s, = ~ = !. Il II i
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The Sumter watchman. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1855-1881, 1871-01-11
Z. PLACE In HEAVEN.
nY n. ?. STARR.

Bebrynge the Pilgrim. lifting up biz head,
Saw the Death Angel Standing nea7 his bed,
And heard him say. in accents calm and cold,
"The na.ses that 1 write within my Book Of
Gold,
A.e nauc. Of those whose place in Heaven is
won;
To gain such place what has thou creI done!
Behrynge rhe Pilgrim. struck upon his breast:
Gala. f.ll many Law have transressed!
Yet nj Gods feet, for creatures lie had made,
Both mute aud helpless, nil my life laid,
Aod prayel him daily that my strength might
Their fsithful safeguard, as He guarded me.
The Dumb Beasts cause psend through oil the
land,
And ,tsyod the torture of the opprcssors hand;
With righteous wraft awed the crael mind,
Or .troye by kindness to make men more kind;
My life, my all, to the great work gave
Ye, know not If deeds like these can save"
TIC Angel vanished. When ut Heavens gate
Bshrynge the Pilgrim sadly came to wait,
Lo. the pearl portals few asunder far,
A light shone round him like glorious star,
And voice said, Thy sins ar" all forgiven!
Love for the helpless won thy place in Heaven"
The Sumter watchman. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1855-1881, 1871-01-11
A Little Ones Talk. with the Stars.

You little twinkling stars, that shine
Above my head SO high,
If / had but pair Of wings,
I'd join you in thesky.
ri do no. know how old you are,
Or whether you can speak;
Eus yor,oay twinkle all night long,
And play at bide ard seek.
"oh. tell me, little stars. for much
Iwonder, Why yougo
The who.e night 10, g from east to west,
So patiently and slow."
ave have Father, little child,
Who guides US on our way;
We ne.er question when He speaks-
We listen and obey"
---<-1D-O-
Hope.
"The night is mother Of the day;
Tho winter Of the spring;
And ever upon old decay
Tho greenest moses cling.
Bshind the cloud she starlight Turks;
Through showers the sanbsams fau;
Yar God. who luveth all his works,
Has left his hope with s'l
The Sumter watchman. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1855-1881, 1871-01-11
Ayers Cathartic Pills,
For an Tia purposes Of . LAXATIVE

Pcrhaps no oonemed-
cine 10 % universally
required By every.
body - . caAarnc,
nor was ever any b.
lcrs 90 universally
edopsed into use, m
every country and
among a. CLASSES, -
this mid bot e14cienE
pzrgaave @.' The
obvious reason 70,
hsthisamore retar
Ma o~A Ar r,nTe ~,
The Sumter watchman. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1855-1881, 1871-01-11
MorHERs - ADVISED!
Ken Il or Hand {!

Thi, dsead disease requires prompt aetiou; .
coon 40 the haarss. hollow cough u heard appl,
ths remedy, and it b easily suedued;
The Sumter watchman. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1855-1881, 1871-01-11
FOR GROUP

FOR GROUP
No uetheg should ever Be without bottle Of the
EXPHCTORAET IN The hoose. We have
numerous certificates Of Ms having relieved,
almost Instantly, .hs little sufferer, when death
,ooe,sod almost fuoyit. .ble.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1871-01-02

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Say there P'raps
Some on you chaps
Might know Jim Wild
Well-nO Olfense:
Thar amt no sense
In gettin' riled
Jim was my chum
Up on the bar;
That's why ] come
Down from up var,
Lookin' for Jim.
Thank ye. sir! You
Amt of that crew
Blest if you are!
Money Mot much:
That amt my kind:
] amt no such.
Rum ?-I don't mind,
Seein' its you.
Well, this yer Jim,
Did you know him?-
Jess bout your size;
Same kind of eyes,
Well, that ia strange:
Why it's two year
Since he came here,
Sick, for a change.
Well, here's 10 Us
A2
ia JOB Iayl
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y PER CENT. GOLD
First Mortgage Bonds,

The bonds are issued at $4,000 per mile against
the portion only Of the line fully completed and
equipped.
The greater part OF the road is already In opera
tion and the present earnings are Largely IN egoes
of the operating expenses and interest the bonds
The balance Of the work necessary to establish
through connections, thereby shortening the dis
tance between st. Paul and Chicago As miles, and 80
miles to st. Louis is rapidly progressing In time for
the movement OF the coming grain crops, which, it
is estimated, will double the present income Of the
road.
The established character Of this road, running as
1t does through the heart OF the most
and richest portion OF the great State OF Iowa.
gether ith its present advanced condition and large
earnings, warrant us ia unhesitatlngly recommend
ing these bonds to investors in every respect
undoubted security. A small quantity OF the issue
only remains unsold, and when the enterprise is
completed, which will be this fall, immediate ad-
vance over subscription price may be looked for.
The bonds have fifty years to run, are convertible
at the option of the holder into the stock Of the Com
pany at par and the payment Of the principal is pro-
vided for by a sinking fund.- The convertibE'ty
privilege attached to these bonds cannot fall to cause
them, at an early day, to command market price
considerably above par. u. S. FVe-twentes at pre-
sent prices return only AZ per cent currency inte-
rest, while these bonds pay 9H per cent, and we
regard them to be as safe and fully equal as security
to any Railroad Bond issued; and until they are
placed upon the New York Stock Exchange, the
rules OF which reurire the road to be completed, we
obgate ourselves TO rebuy at any time any OF these
bonds sold by after this date at the price as
realized by us on their sale.
All marketable securities taken in payment free OF
,foofnV and III
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gable stubbornness, and to flourish in spite
of ,.'.. taoles, and never to suffer blight under
any .un or shade, but always to mock their
e1 les with the same wicked luxuriance ?
u. 20 is q sort of luxuriance about them
j. laps if we could penetrate Natures Sc
c, "a we should find that what we call weeds
IRE more essential to the well-being of the
world than the most precious Fruit or grain. "
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FINANCIAL.
NEW 7'3O GOLD LOAN.
NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD CO,

These bonds are secured, frst, by First Mort
gage on the Railroad itself its rolling stock and all
equipments second, by q First Mortgage on its en-
tire Land Grant, being more than Twenty two
Thousand Acres OF Land to each mile OF Road,
The Bonds are free from United States Tax; the
Principal and Interest are payable in Gold-the
Principal the end OF Thirty years. aud the Interest
Semi annually, at the rate of SEVEN AND THREE
TENTHS PER CENT, per annum.
They are Issued in denominations Of Sl00, $500,
$1,000, 5000, and t10, 000
The Trustees under the Mortgage are Messrs, Jay
Cooke, OF Philadelphia, and j. Edgar Thomson,
President OF the Pennsylvania Central Railroad
These Northern Pacific 7'3O Bonds will at all times
before maturity be receivable at Ten per Cent
Premium Tor 110) in exchange for the Company's
lands at their lowest cash price,
In addition to their absolute safety, these Bonds
yield an income larger we believe, thar any other
5-20s can, by convertngsthem into Northern Pac1es
increase their yearly income ore third, and still
have perfectly reliable investment.
HOW TO GET THEM.-Your nearest Bank or
Banker will supply these bonds in any desired
amount, and of any needed denomination. Persons
wishing to exchange stocks other bonds for these
can do SO with any OF our Agents, who will allow
the highest current price for ALL MARKETABLE
SECURITIES.
Those living in localities remote from Banks may
send money, or other bonds, directly 30 us by eX-
press, and we will send back Northern Pacific Bonds
at our OWE risk, and without cost to the investor.
For further information pamphlets maps, ETC., call
address the undersigned or any OF the Banks
For sale by JAY COOKE CO.,
PHILADELPHIA, NEW YORK, AND WASHINGTON,
Fiscal Agents Northern Pacific Railroad Co.,
BY most National Banks, and by Brokers gene
rally throughout the country. IL 80 fmw6t